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北师大版高中英语必修3Unit8《Adventure》单元测试1
英语:
Unit8《Adventure》测试(3)(北师大版必修3)
第二部分:
知识运用(共两节,共45分)
第一节:
单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,共15分)
从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
21.Whatpleasantsurprise!
I’lltellRichardaboutitminutehecomeshome.
A.a,theB.a,aC.a,/D./,the
22.—Let’sgoshoppingafterschool.
—Callformeatthattime.
A.Thatdepends.B.Holdon,please.C.Whatfor?
D.Soundsgreat.
23.Byimprovingreadingskills,youcanreadfasterandunderstandmoreofyouread.
A.thatB.whatC.whichD.whether
24.Studentscomplainthathomeworkhas________mostoftheirtimeafterclass.
A.takenawayB.takenupC.putupD.madeup
25.Thesingerhopesherconcertwillbelikeabigpartyeveryoneenjoysthemselves.
A.whichB.whenC.whatD.where
26.Thisbookissaidtobeaspecialone,which______manyeventsnotfoundinotherhistorybooks.
A.writes B.covers C.prints D.reads
27.Therearemanybeautifulislands_____theeastcoastofthecountry.
A.offB.alongC.onD.from
28.It’sworthmuch____isworth_____.
A.todothat;todoB.doingthat;doingC.todowhat;doingD.doing;todo
29.Themanmadeanotherwonderfuldiscovery,whichIthinkis______greatimportancetoscience.
A.ofB.inC.toD.by
30.Finallycametheday_____hehadtobeginhisstudyforthenextterm.
A.tillB.whenC.sinceD.which
31.Iwon’tgotohispartynexttime.Itcouldn’thavebeen_____infact.
A.anybetterB.anyworseC.sobadD.thebest
32.Itisagoodplanintheory,butit___________tobeseenwhetheritworksinpractice.
A.waitsB.staysC.standsD.remains
33.Thedisc,digitallyinthestudio,soundedfantasticatthepartythatnight.
A.recordedB.recordingC.toberecordedD.havingrecorded
34.hefeltverytiredbecauseofridinghisbiketoworkeveryday,myfatherrefusedtobuyamotorbikewhenhethoughtaboutsuchahighprice.
A.HoweverB.InspiteofC.AlthoughD.Asaresult
35.Althoughpunctual(守时)himself,theteacherwasquiteused______lateforhislecture.
A.tohavestudentsB.forstudents’beingC.forstudentstobeD.tostudents’being
第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,共30分)
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
OneafternoonJohnwascuttingupwoodwhenaneighbordroveupinhiscar.
“Haveyouheardthe36aboutthemineinPlacerville?
”heasked.“Therewasacave-inandaminerwaskilled.Hehasthreechildren.The37thingis,hiswifeisdead.Heonlyhasamarriedsisterwhomighttakethem38shelivesontheothersideoftheSierras.Andthesnowistoo39togetanymailacrossthemountains.”
Johnwentonworking,buthisthoughtswereonthesnow-covered40throughthemountains.Heremembered41asaboyhehadclimbedsnowmountainsonsnowshoes.Heexaminedthewood.Thenandtherehedecidedtomakeapairofsnowshoesoutofit.
Afterhemadethemhebegantopractiseonhissnowshoesuntilhefelt42ofhimself.Thenheshowedhisneighborshowhissnowshoes43.
Steppingforward,oneofthetowneldersspokeup.“Ifyouareready,goaheadandcarrythemail.”Withneithertracksnorpathsto44,hemovedaheadonwhathebelievedtobetheproper45.Ashewentupthemountainsthewindandcoldcouldbarelyslowhimdown.
Whendarkness46.Johnstillmovedon,guidedbythestars.Itwaslateintothenightwhenhefinallydecidedtostop.Hemustsavehis47forthelongjourneystillahead.
Findingthestumpofatree,hesetiton48.Thenhemadeaplatformofbranchesonthesnow.Stretchingoutonitwithhisfeettothefireandthemailbagunderhishead,hefellasleep.
Afterthreedaysoftraveling,he49smokecurlingupwardfromthechimneys.Johnknewhewasnearingthetown.Asheglidedintotown,people50outoftheirhomesandgatheredaroundhim.Theystartedin51attheblue-eyedmanonstrangesnowshoes.
“IbroughtyoumailfromPlacerville,”Johnsaidsimply.
ThefollowingdaythesisterofthedeadminergaveJohnaletter,“I’llcome52thechildrenassoonasthepassisclear.”Shetoldhim.
Forthenextfivewinters,53paidlittle,snow-shoesJohnwentonsteadilycarryingthemail.FormanyyearsJohnwastalkedaboutasthefamousmail-carrying54oftheFarWest.Hewasalso55fortheshoeshewore.Theywerethefirstsnow-shoes,everseeninCalifornia.
36.A.factB.newsC.expressionsD.reality
37.A.sorryB.happyC.firstD.last
38.A.andB.butC.soD.unless
39.A.coldB.freezingC.deepD.distant
40.A.passB.partC.villageD.mine
41.A.whatB.howC.whyD.when
42.A.tiredB.proudC.cheerfulD.sure
43.A.didB.woreC.workedD.took
44.A.travelB.passC.lookD.follow
45.A.causeB.courseC.beginningD.branch
46.A.fellB.sankC.happenedD.remained
47.A.timeB.moneyC.foodD.strength
48.A.placeB.bedC.boardD.fire
49.A.sightedB.smelledC.heardD.tasted
50.A.keptB.pouredC.pickedD.stayed
51.A.publicB.orderC.fearD.surprise
52.A.atB.forC.withD.to
53.A.ifB.howeverC.becauseD.although
54.A.passengerB.guideC.heroD.teacher
55.A.recognizedB.rememberedC.reportedD.realized
第三部分:
阅读理解(共20题;每小题2分,共40分)
阅读下列短文,从每题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
Onecoldmorninginwinter,whenIwasalittleboy,asmilingmanwithanaxonhisshoulderstoppedme,saying:
“Myprettyboy,hasyourfatheragrindstone(砂轮)”
“Yes,sir,”saidI.
“Youareafinelittlefellow!
”saidtheman.“Willyouletmegrind(磨)myax?
”
Pleasedwiththeflattery,Ianswered,“Oh,yes,sir.Thegrindstoneisdownintheshop.”
Pattingmeonmyhead,hesaid,“Willyougetmesomehotwater?
”Iranandbroughtthehotwater.
“Howoldareyou,andwhatisyourname?
”heaskedwithoutwaitingforareply,“I’msureyouareoneofthefinestboysIhaveeverseen.Willyouturnthegrindstoneafewminutesforme?
”
Hearingtheflatteryagain,Iwenttoworkwithawill.Itwasanewax,andIworkedharduntilIwasalmosttiredtodeath.Theschoolbellrang,butIcouldnotgetaway,becausetheaxwasnothalfground.
Atlast,however,itwassharpened.Thenthemanturnedtomeandsaid,“Now,youlittlerascal(小坏蛋),you’veplayedtruant(逃课)!
Runtoschool,oryou’llbesorry!
“
“Alas!
”thoughtI.“Itwashardenoughtoturnagrindstonethisoldday,butnowtobecalledarascalistoomuch.”
Thememoryofturningthegrindstonethatwintermorningsankintomymind.Ihavethoughtofitsince.Now,wheneverIhearwordsofflattery,Isaytomyself.“Thatmanhasanaxtogrind.”
56.Inthispassage,theword“flattery”means_____.
A.anorderordirectionB.nicewordsusedbeyondtruth
C.kindwordsspokenbyelderpeopletochildrenD.goodmanners
57.Themanaskedtheboymanyquestionsbecause_____.
A.helikedtheboyverymuchB.hewantedtoknowtheboy’sname
C.hewantedtosharpenhisaxD.hewantedtoknowhowoldtheboywas
58.Themancalledtheboy“rascal”because_____.
A.hisaxwasdamagedbytheboyB.hedidn’tliketheboy’splaytruant
C.hedidn’tneedtheboyanymoreD.hethoughtthatboyshouldgotoschoolontime
59.Todayinthewriter’svocabulary“Thatmanhasanaxtogrind”means_____.
A.thatmanhassomeselfishreasonsforhisactionsB.thatmanworkswithanax
C.thatmanisverykindandpolitetoboysD.thatmanneedstosharpenhisax
B
Sometimeslifegetsalittledull.Whatusedtobefunanddifferentbecomesboring.Thatisthetimetolookforsomethingnew.Itisthetimeforabigideatogetyourmindoffeverydaylife.Sowhynotsearchforextra-terrestrial(外星的)intelligence?
Orevenbetter,whynotgetyourcomputertodoitforyou?
OvertwomillionpeoplehavejoinedtheSearchforExtra-terrestrialIntelligence(SETI)project.BasedinCalifornia,theSETIprojectanalysesinformationtakenfromagiantradiotelescopebasedinSouthAmerica.Itstaskistolookforsignalsfromouterspacethatmightprovethatlifeexistsonotherplanets.
Processingthisinformationisfartoobigajobforonecomputer.SotheSETIprojectworkersdividetheworkamongvolunteerswhovisittheirwebsite.EachcomputergetssomeinformationtoworkoutfromtheSETInetworkthroughtheInternet.Thisprocessisoftenknownas“metacomputing”.
Itisawonderfulthought.Youaresleeping,eatingamealorgoingoutwithfriends.Allthistime,yourcomputerissearchingthestarsforsignsthatmightshowsomethingisouttheretryingtogetintouch.VolunteersareproudofbeinginvolvedintheSETIproject.Itshowsthattheyunderstandthepotentialofcomputing.Theyknowthatitismorethanjustawayofworkingorplayinggames.
Metacomputingmayalsobecreatingintelligenceaswellaslookingforit.Thisideaisbasedonthetheorythathumanintelligenceiscreatedbythewayinwhichdifferentpartsofthebraincommunicatewitheachother.Asthesayinggoes,“Thewholeismorethanthesumofitsparts.”PeoplewhojointheSETIprojectsometimeswonderwhethertheircomputerwillbecomepartofahugenetworkthathaslearnedtothinkforitself.
60.WhenyouareinvolvedintheSETIproject,you_____.
A.havetoworkinfrontofyourcomputer
B.shouldanalyseinformationfromothercomputers
C.don’thavetoconnectyoucomputertothenetwork
D.don’thavetositinfrontofyourcomputer
61.WhichofthefollowingshowstherightorderinwhichtheSETInetworkworks?
A.Radiotelescope→SETIwebsite→Volunteers’computer→SETIbase
B.Radiotelescope→SETIbase→SETIwebsite→Volunteers’computer
C.SETIbase→SETIwebsite→Volunteers’computers→Radiotelescope
D.SETIbase→Radiotelescope→SETIwebsite→Volunteers’computers
62.Theunderlinedword“it”inthelast