学年高一英语人教版必修3Unit 2 单元测试题 2.docx

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学年高一英语人教版必修3Unit2单元测试题2

Book3Unit2Healthyeating

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：

语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。

GeorgeWashingtonwasthefirstPresidentoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica.HeservedasPresidentfromApril30,1789untilMarch4,1797.HisVice-PresidentwasJohnAdams,21.________waslatervotedthesecondPresidentoftheUSA.

GeorgeWashingtonwasoftenconnected22.________cherries（cherrytree,cherrypieetc.）bypeople.Accordingtohisbiographers,thePresidentdid,indeed,lovecherries.Healsolovedawidevarietyoffruits,nuts,andfish.Hepreferredsimplemeals23.________fancyones.GeorgeWashington’shomewas24.________（complete）self-sufficient（自给自足的）.Ithadbigfarms,gardens,meatpreservationfacilitiesandanimals.Family’seatinghabitsonce25.________（record）inMarthaWashington’sBookofCookery.

Foodreflectstheman.26.________GeorgeWashingtonwasnotinterestedinthebigdishes,yethewasanxious27.________（offer）asmanydeliciousfoodsaspossibletohisguests,simpleinhisowntastesbutgeneroustoward 28.________.Asfoodreflectstheman,italsoreflectsthetimes.ThefoodservedatthePresident’stablefrom1789to 29.________endofWashington’ssecondterm,1797,showedthenewnation’s30.________（dependent）ontheland.Fowl,meats,plantation-grownfruitsandvegetables,fishfromlocalriversoftheAtlanticreflectedtheabundance（丰盛）ofthelandatthattime.

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

MydadcametoAmericafromGreeceattheveryyoungageoffourteen.He 31 anaverageoffourteenhoursperday,sixtosevendaysaweek,foroverthirty-fiveyears.

Becauseofhis 32 work,heownedmanyrestaurantsinNewJersey.Hewas 33 hisachievementsandwhathecould 34 forhisfamily.

WhenIwasgraduatingfromcollege,Dadtoldmehedecidedto 35 therestaurantsandretire（退休）.“Ifyouaregraduating,my 36 isover.Ihave 37 mychildrenandprovidedforallofyou.Iamgoingto 38.”

“Great,butwhatwillyoudo?

I 39 knowyoucookinginthekitchenandservingcustomers.Ican’timagineyoudoinganythingelse,”Isaid.

“Iamgoingtoplaygolf!

”he 40.

“Golf?

Youhaveneverplayedgolf.Ineverheardyoumentiongolf,”Iwas 41. 

AndthenDad 42 toplaygolf.Hetaughtmybrotherandmethe 43 andsharedhisinterestwithus.Dadwouldlookatusandsay,“Ifyouliveyourlifeasyouplaythegameofgolf,youwillbe 44.”

Herepeatedoften,“Whenyougettothegreen,stayfocused（集中精力的）andhitstraightdownthefairway（平坦球道）.Don’t 45 anythingelse,andjustknowwhereyouwanttoputtheball.Dothisandyouwill 46 yourgoals.”

Dadwantedustohave 47 andtostayfocusedonthemtoachieve 48.Healsowantedusto 49 ourselvesandtaketimetohavefunwithfriendsandfamily.

Dadretiredattheageoffifty-sixandplayedgolfeverydayuntilhisdeathattheageofeighty-six.Whata 50 rolemodel!

31.A.worked                    B.studied      C.practiced               D.ran

32.A.dangerous               B.light       C.poor                       D.hard

33.A.worriedabout       B.preparedfor      C.proudof    D.tiredof

34.A.care                     B.find        C.say         D.provide

35.A.open        B.sell       C.manage                 D.decorate

36.A.plan                       B.doubt             C.job                    D.hobby

37.A.treated                     B.helped       C.educated                 D.noticed

38.A.retire                      B.travel     C.leave                D.cook

39.A.still                      B.only        C.even       D.never

40.A.suggested     B.accepted           C.agreed          D.replied

41.A.excited                     B.ashamed  C.shocked             D.satisfied

42.A.failed                      B.began C.forgot            D.remembered

43.A.direction                   B.game                C.custom         D.language

44.A.strong                      B.specialC.normal       D.fine

45.A.giveup                    B.believeinC.turnto      D.thinkabout

46.A.reach                   B.change             C.refuse                   D.keep

47.A.memories                  B.goals         C.problems      D.families

48.A.happiness               B.praise        C.success                     D.effort

49.A.trust                        B.organize    C.enjoy                    D.count

50.A.terrible                    B.great       C.strange                   D.simple

第三部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

CarwashesareacommonsightthroughoutNigeria,butMadinatAliyu’sroadsidebusinessisveryspecial:

sheistheonlywomancar-washerinthenorthofthecountry.

“Thisjobhascausedmealotofproblems,”saidthe27-year-old,checkingcarswaitingtobecleanedinGusau,thecapitalofZamfarastate.

Aliyutookupherworktwoyearsago,hopingtousethe7,000naira（£28）sheearnedeverymonthtoputheryoungersistersandbrothersthroughschoolfollowingthedeathoftheirmother,theonlyonewhomademoneytosupportthefamily.Butherfamilybeggedhertostopdoingthisjob,andshehasreceived“judgmentandwarnings”fromstrangerstoo.

“Mygrandmothercriedformanydays.Somepeoplethoughtitwasajoketobringmorecustomers.Otherssaidifsheisdoingitformoney,let’sjustgivehermoneytostopbringingusshame,”shesaidasshegotwaterfromawellbytheroadside.“ButIhatelazinessordependingonsomebodyelse.”

However,Aliyuhasadmirers.“Somecustomersonlyallowhertowashtheircars,”saidhercolleague（同事）ShamsudeenMohammed.“Iwastrainedtowashcarsbymen,andIcanhonestlytellyouwomenarebettertoworkunder,”headded.

RecentlyanotherwomancametoAliyutoaskforadviceonstartingherowncarwash.“Unfortunatelyherfamilydiscouragedher.Itoldher,ifyoulistentothem,youwillfindyourselfbeggingormarryingamanwhoisolderthanyourgrandfather,”shesaid.

Thoughsheisconsideredapariah（贱民）bymany,Aliyuhasnoplanstostopherwork.“IseemendoingsomethingandIthinkIcandoittoo.”

51.MadinatAliyuwashescarsmainlyto_____.

A.makealiving

B.learnaboutcars

C.meetherfuturehusband

D.knowthelifeofthepoor

52.Fromthefifthparagraph,weknowShamsudeenMohammed_____.

A.thoughtAliyudidagoodjob

B.trainedAliyutowashcars

C.hadmorecustomersthanAliyu

D.likedtoworkwithmen

53.Asawomancar-washer,Aliyu_____.

A.getsherfamily’ssupport

B.dreamsofgoingtoschool

C.isthoughthighlyofbystrangers

D.setsanexampleforthewomeninNigeria

54.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeAliyu?

A.Shybutsmart.         

B.Independentandconfident.             

C.Honestbutlazy.       

D.Humorousandimaginative.

B

It’sthe3rdAnnualFamilyFunFair!

•Games  •Crafts（工艺品）  •Applepiecontest

•Food  •Facepainting  •Doorprizes（门票对号奖）

...andmore!

What:

Achancetocelebratespring,supportourcommunity（社区）,andhavefun!

When:

Saturday,February8thfrom9a.m.to3p.m.,rainorshine!

Where:

ThebigfieldnexttoHopedaleElementarySchool

Formoreinformation:

ContactPeterHalmat555-0191

Don’tmissthe3rdannualFamilyFunFair!

Thisfairpromisestobeevenbetterthanlastyear’sfair—nokidding!

Lastyearthegamebooths（摊位）wereabighit.（WhocouldforgetPrincipalSnyderwinningatoydogthatwassobigittookfourstudentstocarryittohertruck?

）Thisyearwehavetwonewgamebooths.Sogetreadytotakepartinthegames.

Visitourcrafttables.Theywillbebetterthanever!

Youcanbuyitemssuchasclothing,backpacks,andgiftbaskets.

Childrenages5andundercanhavetheirfacespaintedforFREEbyMr.Garcia’sthird-gradeartclass.

Nofairwouldbecompletewithoutfood.Wewillbesellinghotdogs,icecream,roastednuts,andcottoncandyatourbooths.Forthoseofyouwholovetobake,whynotenterournewapplepiecontest?

Justbringyourpietothepietableonthemorningofthefair.At1p.m.,ourjudges,CoachCarterandmathteacher,Mrs.Adams,willchooseawinner.

Won’tyoupleasesupportourschoolbycomingtothefair?

Ticketsareonly$2each.Doorprizeswillbegiven.Youcouldwinsportsequipment,anewcamera,ordinnerforfouratMerino’sRestaurant!

      Thiswillbethebestfairever.Don’tmissit!

55.Whatdoweknowaboutthe3rdAnnualFamilyFunFair?

A.ItisorganizedbyMr.Garcia.

B.Itwillbeheldevenifitrains.

C.Itisonlyopentochildrenaged5.

D.Itwillbeheldinsideanelementaryschool.

56.Accordingtothetext,theapplepiecontest_____.

A.requiresthecompetitorstobringpiestheybake

B.includesadinnerforfouratMerino’sRestaurant

C.sellsthepiesthecompetitorsmakeinthecontest

D.teachesthecompetitorshowtobakeapplepies

57.Anyonewhotakespartinthefair_____.

A.canenjoyfoodforfree

B.mustbegoodatbaking

C.willhavetheirfacepainted

D.shouldspend$2ontheticket

C

Astudyof27,000menshowedthoseskipping（不吃）breakfastwereatagreaterriskofheartproblems.TheBritishHeartFoundationsaidbreakfasthelpedpeopleresist（抵制）sugarysnacksbeforelunch.

Themen,aged45-82,werestudiedfor16years.Duringthattimethereweremorethan1,500heartattacksorcasesofdeadlyheartfailure.However,peoplewhoskippedbreakfastwere27%morelikely