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Unit1巩固提升练习二

（Project）

一、句型转换（每空一词）

1.Hehadareputationforhiscontributionstothecharity.

Hehiscontributionstothecharity.

2.Hispoempublishedin1794wasintendedtobeasong.

Hispoempublishedin1794wasbeasong.

3.Thefamouspoem,ARed,RedRosewrittenbyRobertBurns,isfullofsymbols.

Thefamouspoem,ARed,RedRosewrittenbyRobertBurns,issymbols.

4.Manypeoplethinkthatclassicsareoldandboringandhavenothingtodowithlifetoday.

and,classicshavenothingtodowithlifetoday.

5.Familycarscarryasmanyassevenpassengersand,comparedwithmostsportutilityvehicles（SUV）,costless.

Familycarscarryasmanyassevenpassengersandcostlessmostsportutilityvehicles（SUV）.

二、单项选择

6.Alltheirattemptstorescuethechildfromtheburningbuildingwere,andhediedsoon.

A.inplaceB.inreturnC.invainD.inturn

7.Withmorepeoplekeepingpets,agrowingnumberofconflictspetshavebeentakentocourtinShanghai.

A.concerned;theB.concerning;theC.concerned;/D.concerning;/

8.Hegotuplateandhurriedtohisoffice,thebreakfastpreparedbyhiswife,Lisa.

A.left;untouchedB.toleave;untouching

C.leaving;untouchedD.havingleft;untouching

9.—Areyoustillmadather?

—Notreally,butIcantthatherremarkshurtme.

A.denyB.boycottC.rejectD.resist

10.EverytimeItakepartinafriendsbigparty,Ialwaysgototalktothosewhojustsitalonesothattheydontfeel.

A.letoutB.wipedoutC.madeoutD.leftout

三、完形填空

JayWilsonwasmyEnglishteacheratLakeForestHighSchool.Itwashim11realizedmypotentialinwriting,andhis12mademeawritereventually.

Hewaskindtome,butIhadno13thathetookparticularnoticeofme.Therewereother14kidsintheclass,andsoonIfellbackintomyusual15andthoughtthatIwasjustalittleoveraverageinmostthings.Neartheendoftheterm,webegantoreadtheplay—Macbeth.Believeme,thisisnotaneasy

playforhighschoolstudentstounderstand,16Ispentalotoftimereadingit.Afterworkingtillthenightbeforeitwasdue,Iwroteapaperaboutthe17—thefirstpaperItypedonatypewriter—andturnedit18thenextday.

Igotagood19onit,andbelowthegradeMrWilsonwrote,“Sure20youbecomeawriter.”Thatwasit.Thosesixwordswerewritteninhisclearandneathandwriting.Itwasthefirsttimeheoranyonehad21inanywaythatwritingwasa22optionforme.Wedneverhadanywritersinourfamilyline,andwedidntknowanywriterspersonally,even23,sowritingforalivingdidntseemsomething24tome.Butthen,justlikethat,JayWilsontappedmyhidden25andletmeseeawiderworld.

Overthenext10years,Ioften26aboutMrWilsonssixwords.

WheneverIfeltdiscouraged,itwasthosesixwordsthatcamebacktomeandgaveme27.Whenafewinstructorsincollegegentlyandnot-so-gentlytriedtotellmeIhadnotalent,IheldMrWilsons28beforemetoprotectmyself.Ididnt29whatanyoneelsethought.MrWilson,headofthewholeEnglishdepartmentatLakeForestHigh,30Icouldbeawriter.SoIputmyheaddownandstruggledforward.

11.A.whenB.whoC.howD.where

12.A.knowledgeB.confidenceC.influenceD.assignment

13.A.intentionB.concernC.doubtD.sense

14.A.olderB.smarterC.richerD.luckier

15.A.locationB.positionC.motivationD.qualification

16.A.soB.butC.orD.for

17.A.workB.termC.classD.play

18.A.onB.offC.inD.up

19.A.gradeB.praiseC.ideaD.start

20.A.wonderB.hopeC.makeD.help

21.A.arrangedB.persuadedC.announcedD.indicated

22.A.careerB.studyC.hobbyD.method

23.A.distantlyB.frequentlyC.actuallyD.obviously

24.A.necessaryB.preciousC.differentD.available

25.A.talentB.memoryC.secretD.opinion

26.A.worriedB.thoughtC.heardD.wrote

27.A.impressionB.improvementC.imaginationD.strength

28.A.actionsB.wisdomC.wordsD.duty

29.A.careB.predictC.ignoreD.learn

30.A.provedB.saidC.promisedD.answered

四、阅读理解

A

Getyourpaperfishandgetreadytostickitonsomeonesback—itsalmostAprilFoolsDay.

Paperfish?

Stickitwhere?

WhileitsnotthewaywecelebrateApril1,puttingapaperfishonsomeonesbackisatraditionforteensinFrance.FranceiswhereAprilFoolsDaybeganhundredsofyearsago.

Inthe1500s,theKingofFrancedecidedtochangetheofficialcalendar.Whenthechangewasmade,NewYearsDaywasmovedfromApriltoJanuary1.Sincewordtravelledslowly,noteveryoneknewaboutthechange.Peopleintheknowhadfunplayingtricksonthosewhodidntknowthenewyearhadbegunfourmonthsearlier.

April1isstillreservedforpracticaljokes.Thedayisallabouttrickingfriendsorfamily,andmakingthemlookstupid.

Doyouwanttopullafewtricksofyourown?

Remember,AprilFoolsDayisaboutpullingaprankthatwillmaketheotherpersonlaughtoo.Ifyouarenotsurewhatsfool-proof（稳妥的）andwhatsfoolish,herearesomeideastohelpyou.

Fool-proofpranks

◆IfitlookslikerainonApril1,givesomeoneapaperstorm.Putconfetti（彩纸屑）insidetheirumbrella,andwhentheyopenitup,theyllbehitwithashowerofpaper.

◆Knowsomeonewholikestoeatapples?

Taketheirapplewhentheyrenotaroundandcutoutalittlehole.Stickacandyworminsideandwaitforthemtoscream.Whentheyrealiseitsjustcandy,theyllhavealaughandatastytreat.

Foolishshocks

◆Somepeoplelikeyourgrandparents,maynotknowmuchaboutAprilFoolsDay.Avoidpullingbigpranksonthem.Theymaynotunderstandandyoucouldhurttheirfeelings.

◆Crankcalls（骚扰电话）mayseemfunny,buttheycanreallymakepeopleangry.Andwithdigitaldisplays,itsnotdifficulttoseewhoiscalling.

31.Whatdoes“practicaljokes”meaninParagraph4?

A.Tricksthatareeasytodo.

B.Tricksplayedonsomebodyforamusement.

C.Tricksplayedonfriends.

D.Tricksthathaventbeendonebefore.

32.Whatsthemostprobablefool-proofprankifyoudliketopullonyourfriendonAprilFoolsDay?

A.Writetotellhimthathewillbeaskedtotheteachersoffice.

B.Suddenlyhityourfriendontheback.

C.Tellhimthathismotherisillandinhospital.

D.Togiveyourfriendaone-hundrednoteasabirthdaypresent.

33.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.DontbeafoolonApril1B.HistoryofAprilFoolsDay

C.TricksmakepeoplelaughD.Nolaughingmakesyoustupid

B

MostofushaveheardofShakespeareandprobablyknowsomethingofhisplays.However,noteverybodyknowsmuchaboutthelifeofthisworld-famousman,exceptperhapsthathewasborninthemarkettownofStratford-upon-AvonandthathemarriedawomancalledAnneHathaway.Weknownothingofhisschoollife.

NothingcertainisknownofwhathedidbetweenthetimeheleftschoolandhisleavinghomeforLondon.Itissaidthathewasbeatenandevenputinprisonforstealingrabbitsanddeerfromaneighbouringlandowner,andbecauseofthishewasforcedtoleavehisnativeplace.

Whatevercausedhimtoleavehishometown,theworldcanbethankfulaboutit.WhenhearrivedinLondon,hesethisfootontheroadtofame.Itissaidthathewaswithoutmoneyorfriendsthereatfirst,butthathemadealittlemoneybytakingcareofthehorsesofthegentlemenwhoattendedtheplaysatthetheatre.Intime,hecametoknowtheactorsinthetheatre,andtheyfoundhimclever.Finallyhewasinvitedtojointheircompany.By1592,hehadbecomeoneofthethreemembersofafamouscompany.

Fromwhatweknowofhislaterlife,itisclearthatShakespearesconnectionwiththetheatrehadmadehimawealthymansincehewrotetheplays,whichattractedagoodmanypeople.Towardstheendofthe16thcenturyheboughtalargepropertyinStratford.Nolessthanelevenofhisplayswereproducedafterhewentbackthere.TheseincludethegreattragediesOthello,MacbethandKingLear.

Shakespearediedin1616.Someyearsearlierhechoseagravestone.Hewroteonthestonethatifanyonemightremovehisbodyfromhisgrave,hewouldbringbadluckonhim.

Itseemsstrangethatheshouldhavehadthisfear.Hemighthaveknownhowdeeplyhewasrespectedforthegeniusheshowedinhisplaysandpoems.

34.Shakespearewasforcedtorunawayfrom.

A.LondonB.Oxford

C.Stratfold-upon-AvonD.thechurchinhishometown

35.InLondonhe.

A.soldthestolenrabbitsanddeerB.lookedafterhorses

C.wasputintoprisonD.setupacompanyofhisown

36.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Shakespearewasaplaywriter.

B.Shakespearewrotenotonlyplaysbutalsopoems.

C.Shakespearewroteasmanyaselevenplaysinhislife.

D.Inthelate1590sShakespeareboughtalargepropertyforhimself.

37.Whatcanweinferfromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A.Somebodyhadremovedhisbodyoutofhistomb.

B.Thewordshavebeenremovedfromhisgravestone.

C.Hisbodyisstilltherebuthisgravestonehasbeenremovedaway.

D.Nobodyremovedhisbodyoutofhistomb.

C

IthadbeensometimesinceJackhadseentheoldman.College,career,andlifeitselfgotintheway.Infact,Jackmovedclearacrossthecountryinpursuitofhisdreams.There,intherushofhisbusylife,Jackhadlittletimetothinkaboutthepastandoftennotimetospendwithhiswifeandson.Hewasworkingonhisfuture,andnothingcouldstophim.

Overthephone,hismothertoldhim,“MrBelserdiedlastnight.ThefuneralisWednesday.”Memoriesflashedthroughhismindlikeanoldnewsreelashesatquietlyrememberinghischildhooddays.

“Jack,didyouhearme?

”

“Oh,sorry,Mom.Yes,Iheardyou.Itsbeen