江苏英语复习unit2《sporting events》练习译林牛津版必修4.docx

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江苏英语复习unit2《sportingevents》练习译林牛津版必修4

江苏英语复习：

Unit2《Sportingevents》练习（译林牛津版必修4）Ⅰ.单词拼写

1.Whenhewasyoung,hewouldpplayingpiano.

2.Hismothertoldtheteacherthatherson’safromschoolwascausedbyhisillness.

3.Theirwhole（辉煌的）historyseemedtobereflected（反映）inthesong.

4.Oneofthemain（吸引力）ofthejobisthehighsalary.

5.Candidateswhofailtomeetthese（要求）willnotbeadmittedtotheuniversity.

Ⅱ.用方框内所给短语的适当形式填空

inhonourof/makecontributionsto/makewayfor/ofvalue/keep...undercontrol

1.Theancientvaseis.

2.Gasflowingthroughthepipesburnsinstantlybutcaneasilybyopeningorclosingthepipes.

3.Hehasourcompany’ssuccessandthereforehehasbeenrespectedbyallofus.

4.Hiscolleaguesandformerstudentscollectedandpublishedhisessayshisthirtyyears’servicewiththeuniversity.

5.Manyoldhousesalongtheriverhavebeenpulleddowntoanewroad.

Ⅲ.翻译句子

1.昨天你在会上遇到的那位男士是世界著名的足球明星。

（world-famous）

2.有多少中国运动员将参加下一届奥运会?

（takepartin）

3.伦敦将主办奥运会。

（host）

4.将有十名选手在这次百米赛跑中争夺金牌。

（competefor）

5.我们的英语老师常常给我们讲学习英语的重要性。

（significance）

Ⅳ.单项填空

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

1.Itishistoreadseveralbooksaweek.

A.senseB.practice

C.ruleD.reality

2.Pleasetakenotesalinesoastoleavespacefortheteacher’scorrection.

A.oneanotherB.anyother

C.everyotherD.eachother

3.─Wouldyouliketojoinusinthegame?

—,forIhavesomethingimportanttoattendto.

A.IwillB.Iloveto

C.Iwon’tD.I’mafraidnot

4.Wearegoingtohaveapicnicnextweek.Willyouus?

A.takepartinB.goinfor

C.joinD.joinin

5.Wemustkeepourroomclean.Dirtanddiseasego,youknow.

A.fromtimetotimeB.handinhand

C.stepbystepD.oneafteranother

6.Cellphonesarenowwidelyused,possibleforustotalktoanyonefromalmostanywhere.

A.makeitB.tomakeit

C.makingD.makingit

7.—Ithinkheistakinganactivepartinsocialwork.

—Iagreewithyou.

A.inawayB.ontheway

C.bythewayD.intheway

8.successfullyinthespeechcontestlastyear,soshewonnationwideattention.

A.HavingcompetedB.Shehadcompeted

C.competedD.Competing

9.Itrytokeepmeatotherfoodinthefridge.

A.separatefromB.separatedfrom

C.dividingfromD.dividedfrom

10.Thepremierinspectedawesternmountainsvillage,thatthelocalgovernmentshouldbeconcernedabouteducationfirstofall.

A.statedB.stating

C.tostateD.havingstated

11.wasexposedfinallythroughtheeffortsbyourpolice.

A.Theattemptingmurder

B.Theattemptedmurder

C.Theattemptingmurderer

D.Theattemptedmurderer

12.—WhendidJohnthesportsteam?

—Idon’tknow.

A.joinB.joined

C.takepartinD.tookpartin

13.Duringthemeeting,ourproposaloppositionfromtheauthorities,whichdisappointedeveryoneinourdepartment.

A.meetB.metwith

C.camewithD.cameupwith

14.Peoplearenotallowedfreelyatthemeetingandtheydon't

alloweither.

A.talking;smokingB.talking;tosmoke

C.totalk;smokingD.totalk;tosmoke

15.Thebosswillnotyourproposal.

A.lookforB.lookinto

C.lookupD.lookat

Ⅴ.完形填空

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。

InancientGreece,athleticfestivalswereveryimportantandhadstrongreligiousassociations.TheOlympianathleticfestival,____1____everyfouryearsin____2____ofZeus,eventuallylostitslocalcharacter,becamefirstanationalevent,andthen,aftertherulesagainstforeigncompetitorshadbeengivenup,____3____.Nooneknowsexactlyhowfar____4____theOlympicGamesgo,butsomeofficialrecords____5____from776BC.

Afteran____6____historyofalmost1,years,theGameswereputanend____7____inAD394,theChristianera.Itwasover1,500years____8____therewas____9____suchinternationalathleticsgathering.TheGreekinstitutionwasrestoredin1896andthefirstsmallmeeting____10____placeinAthens.Afterthe1908LondonOlympics,successwasre-establishedandnationssenttheirbestrepresentatives.In____11____ofpeace,theGameshavetakenplace____12____sinceatfour-yearly____13____.InMunichin1972,competitorsfrommorethan1ountrieswerewatchedby____14____crowds.

Nowadays,theGamesareheldindifferentcountries____15____turn.Thehostcountry____16____vastfacilities,includingastadium,swimmingpoolsandlivingquarters,but____17____countriespaytheirownathletes’expenses.Athleticcontestsarestillthemainfeature,butnowmanymoresportsarerepresented.Themarathonraces,startedin1896,arenowapopularevent.

TheOlympicsstart____18____thearrivalinthestadiumofatorch,____19____onMountOlympusbythesun’srays.Itiscarriedbya______ofrunnerstothestadium.

1.A.heldB.metC.happenedD.occurred

2.A.orderB.pursuitC.honourD.search

3.A.generalB.internationalC.compoundingD.domestic

4.A.forwardB.lateC.earlyD.back

5.A.keepB.createC.dateD.set

6.A.unusualB.uninterruptedC.unpleasantD.unexpected

7.A.toB.atC.inD.on

8.A.sinceB.leastC.untilD.before

9.A.restB.otherC.anotherD.else

10.A.locatedB.filledC.tookD.opened

11.A.dayB.timesC.periodD.year

12.A.everB.evenC.farD.long

13.A.interviewsB.interruptionsC.intervalsD.divisions

14.A.greatB.hugeC.vastD.magnificent

15.A.inB.byC.forD.at

16.A.offersB.givesC.awardsD.provides

17.A.fightingB.comparingC.competingD.composing

18.A.atB.withC.onD.from

19.A.lightedB.lightenedC.lightingD.lightening

A.coupleB.sumC.systemD.succession

Ⅵ.阅读理解

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

Headingbacktotheroomfordinnerandahotshowermaysoundliketheactofatiredtourist,butinthetraditionalJapaneseinn—orryokan—thoseactivitiescanbeasinterestingasanythingalongthesightseeingtrail.“Peoplegoinglookingforasortofnostalgic（怀旧的）,old-fashioned,traditionalviewofJapaneselifewillfinditmosteasilyinaryokan,”saidPeterGrilli,presidentofJapanSocietyofBoston,Massachusetts.

Manyryokansprangupinthe17thcenturytoputupfeudallords（领主）travelingalongTokaidohighwaytoEdo（nowTokyo）.Todaytouristslookingforatasteofthecountry’shistoriclifestylefindvaryinglevelsofunderstatedelegantinryokanthroughoutthecountry.

Atypicalstaystartswithagreetingfromtheinn’sstaffandachangefromstreetshoesintoslippers.Anattendantleadsgueststotheirrooms,whereslippersareremovedbeforewalkingonthericestrawflooring,calledtatami.Walkingslowlyalongbehindakimono-clad（和服）attendantonthecreakywoodfloodsofFukuzumiroryokan’shallwaysislikesteppingbackintime.Theinnwasestablishedin1890byaformersamurai（武士）.

TimPaterson,33,abankerlivinginTokyo,hasstayedatseveralryokan.ThisNewZealandnativeleavesafterarecentstayatFukuzumiro.“Ithinkit’squitegoodmixingculturewithhistoryandnotjustgoingtoseeit,butlivinginit,stayinginit.”hesaid.Slidingglassdoorslinetheinn’sruralhallways,bringinginthesoundoftricklingwaterandthequietnessofthestoneandtree-filledcourtyardsoutside.

1.Fromthe1stparagraph,wecanseethat__________.

A.thereisnodinnerorahotshowerinryokan

B.suchactivitiesasdinnerandshowerinryokancantakeyoubackintime

C.suchactivitiesasdinnerandshowermeanthesamebothinordinaryinnsandtraditionalinns

D.suchactivitiesasdinnerandshoweraremoreimportantthanthesightseeingfortourists

2.What’sthepurposeofbuildingsomanyryokaninthe17thcentury?

A.Toprovideroomsforthenoblewhentheytravelled.

B.TokeeptheJapanesetraditionalstyleoflife.

C.Tomakepeoplefeelelegantintheryokan.

D.Toattractmoretouriststoputupintheryokan.

3.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorderoftouristsenteringtheryokan?

a.Anattendantshowsgueststotheirroom

b.Thegueststakeofftheirshoes

c.Thestaffgreettheguests

d.Theguestswalkontatami

e.Thegueststakeoffslippers

f.Theguestsputonslippers

A.bcdefaB.cbfaedC.cadbefD.badecf

4.FromTimPaterson’swords,inthelastparagraph,wecaninferthat__________.

A.hewillneverstayinsucharyokanagain

B.hestaysinsucharyokanjustforitslonghistory

C.hefeelsrelaxedandculturallyenriched

D.hewouldratherliveinsucharyokanthangobackhome

B

Consumers（消费者）willpaymoreforelectricgoodsoverthenexttwoyearsbecauseofashortageofcomputerchips.Thepricesofsomememorychipsmorethandoubledinrecentmonths.Thetightsupplyprobablywillcontinuethroughuntilnewproductionplantscomeonline,analysts（分析家）say．“Badnewsforshoppers,greatnewsfortheindustry，”saidHutcheson，presidentofVLSIResearchInc．Analystssuggestthathigherpricescouldalsoleadtobetterandlessexpensiveproducts,becausecompaniescouldinvesttomanufacturethemmuchmoreefficiently．

“It’sabitterpill,butitwillbebetterforeverybody，”Hutchesonsaid.

Inthelongterm,retail（零售）priceswillbebalancedbyefficientfactoriesthatproducemicrochipsundercontracttolargermanufacturers.

Thesefactories，whichproducesemiconductors（半导体）atalowercost,accountforabout12percentofthechipsusedinelectronichardware.

Theirmarketshareisexpectedtoreachabout45percentby,accordingtotheresearchfirmDataquestInc.

Withintwoorthreeyears,consumersshouldbeginseeingtheresultsoftheexpandeduseofoutsidefactories．

5.Whatisthereasonformoreexpensiveelectronicgoods？

A.Thecomputerchipsareingreatdemand．

B.Themanufacturersbringuptheprices．

C.