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Unit3检测卷
Unit3检测卷
时间:
100分钟 满分:
120分
第Ⅰ卷 听力部分(20分)
一、听句子,选出与所听句子内容相符的图片(每小题1分,共5分)
1.
A
B
C
2.
A
B
C
3.
A
B
C
A
B
C
5.
A
B
C
二、听小对话和问题,选出正确的答案(每小题1分,共5分)
6.A.leaningthefloor. B.Washingtheclothes.C.Readingthebook.
7.A.OnSixthStreet.B.OnFifthStreet.C.OnSeventhStreet.
8.A.Gotoaspecialmall.
B.Buyapresentforhismother.
C.Gotoschool.
9.A.Gobacktogethisumbrella.
B.Leavewithouthisumbrella.
C.Buyanewumbrella.
10.A.Bybus. B.Onfoot. C.Bycar.
三、听下面两段长对话,选择正确的答案(每小题1分,共5分)
听第一段对话,回答第11~12小题。
11.Wheredoestheconversationprobablyhappen?
A.Inafactory.B.Inasupermarket.C.Inapark.
12.Whichflooristherestroomon?
A.Thefirstfloor.B.Thesecondfloor.C.Thethirdfloor.
听第二段对话,
回答第13~15小题。
13.Whataretheydiscussing?
A.Atrainingprogram.B.Atraintimetable.
C.WheretostayinNewYork.
14.Whendoestheconversationprobablyhappen?
A.OnSunday.B.OnMid-AutumnDay.C.OnFriday.
15.HowlongdoesittakethemantotraveltoNewYorkbytrain?
A.Twohoursandtwelveminutes.
B.Onehourandfifty-sevenminutes.
C.Fourhoursandnineminutes.
四、听短文及问题,选择正确的答案(每小题1分,共5分)
16.A.InYueyang. B.InXiangtan.C.InChangsha.
17.A.Onfoot. B.Bybus. C.Bybike.
18.A.At5:
30.B.At6:
30.C.At7:
30.
19.A.LiMing.B.LiMing'smother.C.LiMing'saunt.
20.A.Onlyone.B.Two.C.Three.
第Ⅱ卷 笔试部分(100分)
五、单项选择(每小题1分,共15分)
21.—Couldyoutellme________?
—Talkingaboutfestivals.
A
.howtheyareplayingB.whattheyaredoing
C.wheretheyaregoingD.whytheyarepracticing
22.—Excuseme.Couldyoutellmetheway________thenearestsupermarket?
—Godownthestreetandturnleft.Thenyou'llseeit.
A.toB.ofC.inD.at
23.—Excuseme.MayIknowyour________?
—Sure.It'sNo.3BridgeStreet.
A.houseB.addressC.wayD.name
24.Manystudentsarelookingforwardto________agoodtimeafterthefinalexam.
A.haveB.hadC.havingD.has
25.ShesangasongIbelieveIcanflyinYangzhouEnglishClassicsReadingContest.Ihaveneverhearda________voicethanthatbefore.
A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best
26.—Howdoyoulikethemovieyouwatchedlastnight?
—Itwasso________andmademe________.
A.frightening;frighteningB.frightening;frightened
C.frightened;frighteningD.frightened;frightened
27.________,theInternetwasonlyusedbythegovernment.Butnowit'swidelyusedineveryfield.
A.AsusualB.AtfirstC.AfterallD.Sofar
28.LiMinghasno________buttoleave.
A.choiceB.supportC.mixtureD.honour
29.—Whenshallwego?
—Ithasn'tbeendecidedyet.It_____
___theweather.
A.beginswithB.leadstoC.dependsonD.thinksof
30.—Daddy,canyoucomehomeforsupperwithusthisweekend?
—________,butImightbealittlelate.
A.I'mbusyB.HardtosayC.OfcourseD.Nevermind
31.—Canyoutellme________toLondon?
—Sure.Nextmonth.
A.whenyouwilltravelB.whenwillyoutravel
C.whenyoutravelledD.whendidyoutravel
32.—Excuseme,doyouknow________?
—Sure,thereisabookstoredownthestreetnearhere.
A.wherecanIgetsomepostcards
B.whereIcangetsomepostcards
C.howcanIgetsomepostcards
D.whenIcangetsomepostcards
33.Tomknewnothing________hisfriendtoldhim.
A.becauseB.untilC.sinceD.if
34.I'mnotsure________.
A.wheredoesheworkB.what'shisfather
C.howcanIhelpyouD.whenthemeetingwillbegin
35.(N)Adirectorderlike“Daisy,passmethebook.”soundsrude.We'dbettersay:
“________”
A.Daisy,couldyoupleasepassmethebook?
B.Daisy,Iwonderifcanyoupassmeth
ebook.
C.Daisy,givemethebook!
D.Daisy,Iwonderyoucanpassmethebook.
六、完形填空(每小题1分,共15分)(词数:
约260;建议用时:
7分钟)
Mostofushavethreemealsaday.Wetakefoodforgranted(想当然).Andwedon'tthinkaboutit.________(36)expertsargueafoodcrisis(危机)iscoming.Thiscrisisisgoingtomakeus________(37)thewaywethinkaboutfood.
Foodisingreatneed________(38)agrowingofworldpopulation.By1960,thepopulationwasthreebillion.Itdoubledtosixbillionby1999.By2050,thisplanetwillneedto________(39)atleastninebillionpeople.Asaresult,thefoodpricesgethigherandhigher
.
So,whatcana________(40),crowedworlddo?
Onesuggestionistoeat________(41)meat.Meatusesmorenaturalresources(资源)thangrains(谷物).Itrequiresmore________(42)toproduceonepoundofmeatthantoproduceonepoundofgrain.Italsorequiresbetween5and10timesmore________(43)thanvegetables.So,eatinglessmeatwill________(44)morelandforfarming,anditwillsavewater.
Toeatlessmeat,peoplewillneedtochangetheireatinghabits.Thatwillnotbe________(45).Americans,forexample,have________(46)lovedmeat.Ingeneral,theyeattwiceasmuchmeataspeopleinothercountries.Atthesametime,indevelopingcountrieslikeChinaandBrazil,salesofmeathavedoubledinthelast20years.________(47)willdoubleagainby2050.Growingneedofmeatwill________(48)toputpressureonnaturalresources.
Worldpopulationisincreasing,resourcesarebec
omingfewer,andfoodpricesarerising.Therefore,weneedtorethink________(49)weeateveryday.Formeatlovers,wedon'tneedtogiveupmeat________(50).Butweneedtoeatmoregrainsandlessmeat.
36.A.AndB.ButC.OrD.Until
37.A.changeB.findC.getD.tell
38.A.insteadofB.thankstoC.becauseofD.asfor
39.A.helpB.haveC.feedD.meet
40.A.busyB.tiredC.thirstyD.hungry
41.A.lessB.moreC.muchD.little
42.A.timeB.landC.peopleD.place
43.A.airB.meatC.moneyD.water
44.A.provideB.produceC.wasteD.need
45.A.importantB.hardC.easyD.necessary
46.A.neverB.seldomC.hardlyD.always
47.A.ItB.TheyC.WeD.That
48.A.continueB.stopC.haveD.start
49.A.howB.whenC.whatD.where
50.A.quicklyB.completelyC.finallyD.especially
七、阅读理解(每小题2分,共30分)
A(词数:
约230;建议用时:
7分钟)
Thepolicefindmostcriminals(罪犯)becausesomebodytellsthemwhothecriminalsare.Theyfindothercriminalsbyusingscienceandtheircomputers.Whenthereisabankrobbery(抢劫),thepolicefirstlookthroughtheircomputersforthenamesofthebankrobbersthattheyknowabout.Thentheygoandtalktoanyoftheserobberswhoarenotinprison(监狱).Theyaskthemwheretheywerewhentherobberyhappened.Ifanyofthesepeoplecannotgiveagoodanswer,thepolicewilloftenusesciencetofindoutifoneofthemistherobber.
Manycriminalsleavesomethingofthemselvesattheplacesof
thecrimeslikeafingerprintorahair.Ortheytakesomethingawayontheirshoesorclothes,likedirtoranimalhair.Iftheyleavebehindsomeoftheirbloodortheirhairorapieceofskin,itwillhavetheirDNAinsideit.
Everyone'sDNAisdifferentandtheirfingerprintsarealsodifferent.So,ifacriminalcutshimselfduringarobberyorleaveshishair,orevenasmallpieceofskin,scientistscanfindoutwhathisDNAis.ThepolicecanthenaskthepersontheythinkistherobbertogivethemhishairorsomebloodandseeifithasthesameDNA.Manycriminalsareinprisontodaybecauseofthiskindofevidences.
根据短文内容判断正(T)误(F)。
51.Usuallythepolicefindcriminalsbecausetheyusetheircomputers.
52.Thepolicedonotusuallyaskcriminalswhoareinprisonaboutacrimebecausethesecriminalscouldnothavedoneit.
53.ThemostusefulevidencesthatcriminalsleaveattheplacesoftheircrimesarethingswiththeirDNAinthem.
54.Manycriminalsusuallytakesomethingawayonlyontheirshoesafterthecrimes.
55.Thestoryisaboutabankrobbery.
B(词数:
约180;建议用时:
5分钟)
Tablemannersfromdifferentculturesaretotallydifferent.Herearesomeinterestingtablemannersindifferentcountries.
InSpain,you'resupposedtouseyourbreadasanotherpieceofcutlery(餐具).Spanishpeopleoftenholdaforkintheirrighthand,andasmallpieceofbreadintheirlefthand,whichisthenusedtohelppushfoodgentlyontothefork.
InBrazil,youshouldwipeyourmouthwithyournapkin(餐巾)everytimeyoutakeadrink.
InRussia,you'renotsupposedtolookintoanotherone'splate.It'spolitetoleavealittlefoodattheendofthemeal.
InChile(智利),dishesshouldbeservedfromtheleftandtakenawayfromtheright.
InIndia,youshouldusetherighthandtotakefoodanduset
helefthandtopassdishes.SouthIndianmealsareservedonabananaleafthathasbeencleanedwithwarmwater.
IntheUSandCanada,gentlemenshouldstandbehindtheirchairsuntilwomenareseated.Beforeaskingforadditionalservings,youshouldfinishtheservingonyourplate.
56.InSpain,youshouldpushfoodontoyourforkwith________.
A.thespooninyourlefthand
B.thespooninyourrighthand
C.thebreadinyourlefthand
D.thebreadinyourrighthand
57.Youshouldn't________inRussia.
A.standbehindyourchair
B.lookintootherpeople'splates
C.wipeyourmouthwithyournapkin
D.leaveanyfoodonyourplate
58.In________,peopleshouldtakeawaydishesfromtheright.
A.SpainB.ChileC.AmericaD.Canada
59.Peopleuse________totakefoodinIndia.
A.forksB.napkin
C.thelefthandD.theright
hand
60.InSouthIndia,peopleputfood________
.
A.inabowlwithwarmwaterB.inapotwithwarmwater
C.onacleanbananaleafD.onacleanplate
C(词数:
约140;建议用时:
5分钟)
Whenpeoplemeetforthefirsttime,itiscustomarytoshakehands,bothformenandforwomen.Kissingisnotcommon,andmenneverkissothermen.
Americanswillusuallyintroducethemselvesbytheirfirstnameandlastname(suchas“Hello,I'mJohnSmith.”),orbytheirfirstnameonly(“Hi,I'mJohn.”).Thecommonresponsewhensomeoneisintroducedtoyouis“Pleasedtome