人教版高中英语必修一Unit4Earthquakes单元测试.docx

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人教版高中英语必修一Unit4Earthquakes单元测试

人教必修1Unit4Earthquakes单元测试

第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.—Peterwaskilledintheearthquake!

—_____Italkedwithhimlastweek.

A.Whatapity!

B.Ibegyourpardon.

C.Sorrytohearthat.D.Isthatso?

2.We’llnotattendthemeeting_____weareinvited.

A.ifB.andC.unlessD.once

3.—Theydidn’tattendtheconference.

—They_____alongtripabroad.

A.preparedB.werepreparingfor

C.werepreparingD.arepreparingfor

4.Washyourhandswithsoap_____theexperiment.

A.intheendofB.attheendof

C.totheendofD.bytheendof

5.Hisstrengthhadalmost_____whentheyfoundhiminthedesert.

A.givenoutB.givenin

C.givenupD.givenoff

6.Manypeoplecametothemeeting,_____ofwhomleftearly.

A.numberB.thenumbers

C.thenumberD.anumber

7.I’llspendmyholidayinShanghai,_____liesonthecoast.

A.whoB.whichC.whereD.that

8.On_____thebadnews,shecriedwithherface_____inhishands.

A.hear;buryB.hear;buried

C.heard;buryingD.hearing;buried

9.Notfarfromtheclub,therewasagarden,_____ownerwasseatedinitplayingcardswithhischildreneveryafternoon.

A.itsB.whose

C.whichD.ofwhich

10.It’squite_____toscoreagoalinFIFAWorldCup.

A.aprizeB.aprice

C.anhonourD.avalue

11.Imettheteacherinthestreetyesterday_____taughtmeEnglishthreeyearsago.

A.whichB.when

C.whereD.who

12.Thepeoplethereweregreatly_____toseeevery-thingchangedoveranight.

A.pleasedB.shocked

C.interestedD.moved

13.Tellusaboutthepeopleandtheplaces_____aredifferentfromours.

A.thatB.whoC.whichD.whom

14._____isnowonderthebuildingis_____.

A.It;inruinsB.That;inruins

C.This;inruinDIt;inruin

15.—DoyoumindifIopenthewindow?

—_____,butI’vecaughtabadcoldtoday.

A.No,notatallB.Yes,ofcoursenot

C.Yes,pleaseD.I’msorry

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Ihavecertainlyseenlotsofchangesinmylifetime!

Ilookaroundmyhomeandseemodcons（现代化生活设备）thatIcouldneverhave16offiftyorsixtyyearsago.I17theearlypartofchildhoodinacottagewithoutrunningwaterorelectricityandyetthesedays,Ifeel18ifthereisapowercutforevenjustanhourortwo!

So,Ihavechangedtoo.ThingsthatIcouldn’tevenimagineinthepastnowseemquite19.

Idon’tthink,however,thatpeoplearehappiertodaythantheywere50yearsago.Wearecertainlymateriallybetteroffthanwewere20mostpeoplestillseemtobeweighed21byproblems.Mydaughterandherfamilyareagood22.Theyhaveaspacious,comfortablehomewitheverylabor-savingdeviceyoucan23.There’sawashingmachine,aclothesdryer,andallsortsofotherhouseholditemswhichare24tosavetimebutitseemstomethatmydaughterandherhusbandjustspendallthat“saved”time25!

They26relaxandarealwayscomplainingofbeing27and“stressed”.

Childrenthesedayshaveallsortsof“educationaltoys”andyettheyseemunableto28themselves.Mydaughtertriesto29thetimeherchildrenspendwatchingtelevisionbutwhentheyaren’twatchingTV,theyaresad.Theyplaywithnew30foradayortwoandthen31themoncetheyhavegoneoffthem.Whenwewerechildren,wehadalmostnothingbutwewereso32.Wehadallsortsoffunandgamesinthenearbywoods.But,ofcourse,childrencan’tplay33outdoorsanylonger.Thereissomuchcrimeandparentsareafraidtolettheirchildrengooutalone34theyareinjured,kidnapped,rapedorevenmurdered.Thesecrimesmaynotbedirectly35withmoderninventionsbuttheremustbesomeconnection.

16.A.seenB.dreamedC.spokenD.touched

17.A.tookB.costC.spentD.afforded

18.A.uneasyB.unlucky

C.disappointedD.happy

19.A.impressiveB.impossible

C.normalD.public

20.A.soB.whileC.andD.but

21.A.downB.atC.offD.up

22.A.showB.type

C.explanationD.example

23.A.thinkofB.thinkover

C.thinkonD.thinkthrough

24.A.builtB.arrangedC.designedD.formed

25.A.playingB.working

C.relaxingD.singing

26.A.sometimesB.never

C.oftenD.regularly

27.A.patientB.tiredC.specialD.worried

28.A.learnB.knowC.enjoyD.teach

29.A.offerB.limitC.wasteD.stop

30.A.programsB.games

C.carsD.toys

31.A.giveoffB.leaveoff

C.getridofD.getoff

32.A.inventiveB.active

C.cleverD.excited

33.A.easilyB.dangerously

C.convenientlyD.safely

34.A.incaseB.sothat

C.leastD.eventhough

35.A.connectedB.dealt

C.doneD.made

第三节：

阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分,满分30分）

A

PabloRuizPicassowasthefavouritechildofhisfamily.Hewastheonlyboyamongagreatmanygirlcousins.Thatwasenoughtomakehimimportant,butthefatherlovedhimespecially,becauseheknewhissonwasgoingtobeanartist.PabloknewthewordforpencilevenbeforehecouldseeMammaandPapa.Whenhewassmall,hespenthoursbyhimselfmakingdelightfullittledrawingsofanimalsandpeople.Ifhismothersenthimouttoplayinthesquare,hewentondrawinginthedustunderthetrees.DonJoseRuiz,Pablo’sfather,wasdirectorofthemuseuminsouthernSpain.Heearnedonlyasmallsalary,buttherewasnotmuchworktodoandhewasabletopracticehishobby,whichwaspaintingpigeons.Donlovedpigeonsverymuch.Hepaintedthemdeadoraliveinonesandtwosandindozens.Sometimeshepaintedthemonpaper,cutthemoutandstuckthemontocanvas（画布）;sometimeshestuckrealfeathersontohispictures.HeknewagreatdealaboutthetechniqueofpaintingandhetaughtitalltoPablo.

LifeinMalagawasverypleasant.Inthehotsunshinefatherandsonwouldwalkdowntothebeachtolookattheboatsontheshoreorwanderaroundtheopenmarkets.Theymadeastrangepair.Donwastallandthin,withredhairandbeard,sadgrayeyesandafinesetofwhiskers（腮须）.Hewassoshyandcorrectthathewasnicknamed“theEnglishman”.Pablowasquitetheopposite.Hehadhismother’ssmall,strongbuild（体格）;hehadstraightblackhair,andbrightblackeyesthatnoticedeverythingthatwasgoingonaroundhim.

36.Picasso’sfatherlovedhimespecially,because.

A.hewastheonlyboyinthefamily

B.hewasgoingtobeanimportantpersontohisfamily

C.heshowedthegiftofanartistinhisearlychildhood

D.helookedlikehismother

37.Pablo’sfatherpaintedalotbecause.

A.hedidn’thaveenoughmoney

B.hehadplentyoftime

C.helikedthepigeons,especiallythedeadones

D.helookedafterthemuseum

38.DonJoseRuizandPablowereastrangepairbecause.

A.theylikedtowanderaboutthetown

B.theynoticedeverythingthatwasgoingonaroundthem

C.onewastallandthin,theotherwassmallandstrong

D.theylookedsodifferentfromeachother

39.Thebesttitleofthepassagemightbe.

A.PabloPicasso:

thegreatartist

B.TheBoyhoodofPabloPicasso

C.FatherofAGreatArtist

D.Father’sInfluence（影响）onHisSon

B

BenjaminFranklinwastrulywhatwecalla“jackofalltrades”.Althoughbestknownforhisexperimentswithelectricity,Franklinwasascientist,apolitician,andalmosteverythinginbetween.

FranklinwasborninBostonin1706,thetenthandyoungestofhisfather’ssons.Whenhewas12,Franklinworkedasanapprentice.HeworkedinhisolderbrotherJames’printingshop.HesecretlystartedpublishinghiswritingunderthefalsenameofSilenceDogood.Jameswasn’tpleasedwhenhefoundoutthewriterwasBen.BenstoppedhisjobandsetoutforPhiladelphia.

In1732,FranklinbeganpublishingPoorRichard’sAlmanack,wheremostofhissayingscanbefound.Manyofthese,suchas“Apennysavedisapennyearned”,remainpopulartoday.

FranklinisknownasaFoundingFather.Thismeansthathewaspartofthegroupofmenwhofoundedtheirnation.HewasamemberoftheContinentalCongressandalsotheoldestpersontosignboththeDeclarationofIndependenceandtheConstitution.

ElectricityandweatherwereespeciallyinterestingtoFranklin.Heprovedthatlightningiselectricitybycatchingsparksfromacloudwhileflyingakiteinastorm.

AsBensays,“Ifyouwouldnotbeforgottenwhenyouaredeadandrotten,eitherwritethingsworthreadingordothingsworthwritingabout.”

Histheoryseemstowork,becauseBenfollowedbothpiecesofhisownadvice,andwestillrememberhimcenturieslater!

40.ThoughFranklindidmanykindsofwork,he.

A.ismostlyrememberedforhisexperimentswithelectricity

B.isbetterknownasaFoundingFather

C.isbestknownastheoldestmanwhosignedtheDeclaration

D.isrememberedmostlyastheauthorofPoorRichard’sAlmanack

41.Theunderlinedwordinthesecondparagraphprobablymeanssomeone.

A.whoownsaprintingshop

B.wholearnsatradebyworkingwithaskilledperson

C.whoisskilledathiswork

D.whodoesbusinesswithaprintingshop

42.Fromthelastparagraphwecanseethat______.

A.Franklinnotonlywrotethingsworthreadingbutalsodidthingsworthwritingabout

B.Franklinlistenedtoothers’adviceandwasrememberedbytheAmericans

C.Franklinwrotethingsworthreadingratherthandidthingsworthwritingabout

D.manypeoplefollowedhisadviceandsucceededatlast

C

Astarusuallyissomeonewhohasbecomefamousinsports,film,orpopmusic,someonelikesingerMichaelJackson.Inthemiddlenineteeneighties,MichaelJacksonsuccessfullymadeafamousrecord,whichquicklybecamethemostpopularrecordinginthehistoryofmusic.ThismadeMichaelJacksonabrightstar.

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