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1415学年新课标高二上学期5册Unit4测试
14-15学年新课标高二上学期5册Unit4测试(江西)
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第一部分英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)
第一节单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
1.—Shallwemakeanappointmentat10:
00tomorrowmorning?
—.Maybewecanmakeitsomeothertime.
A.I’dliketoB.No,Ishallbebusythen
C.Don’tmentionitD.Seeyouthen
2.Ithinkyougotwrongendofthestick.It’sTonyratherthanDavidwhohasgoodnosefornews.
A./;theB./;aC.the;theD.the;a
3.—Hecouldhavewonfirstplaceinthespeakingcompetition.
—Buthetoobadlyatthelastminute.
A.performsB.hasperformedC.performedD.hadperformed
4.Myparentsdon’tofmytravelingoutsidealoneduringthesummerholidays.
A.submitB.approveC.rejectD.suspect
5.Ifyou’reunabletocometotheinterview,youshouldusimmediately.
A.remindB.informC.rememberD.impress
6.Muchwiththenewly-developedsoftware,themanagertreatedustoabigdinnerlastnight.
A.delightedB.delighting
C.tobedelightedD.beingdelighted
7.Withsomuchnoiseoutside,Icouldn’tmyworkandwonderedwhatwashappening.
A.leaveoutB.concentrateonC.lookafterD.watchover
8.Myneighboraccusedmeaffectinghissleep,butnowheoftenassistsmelookingafterthesickdogs.
A.of;onB.of;inC.with;onD.with;in
9.—Whydidyouturnoffyourcellphonethismorning?
—bedisturbedwhilewewerehavingameeting.
A.SoasnottoB.SoastonotC.InordernottoD.Inordertonot
10.IhavehadsuchacaseaboywhisperedtohisclassmatenowandthenwhileIwashavinglessons.
A.asB.thatC.whichD.where
11.Onlywhenhefailedagainintheexaminationhowmuchtimehehadwasted.
A.realizedheB.hehadrealized
C.didherealizeD.hasherealized
12.—CouldIcallonyoutonight?
—Sorry,you.Iwillbepreparinganimportantlecture.
A.mustn’tB.needn’tC.can’tD.won’t
13.—Howlongshouldweexerciseeveryday?
—Thelengthoftimespentexercisingcanbedifferentpersonalneedandpurpose.
A.dependingonB.carryingonC.agreeingonD.lookingon
14.—DoyoubelievethereportontheInternet?
—Ofcoursenot.Iamhighlyaboutmostofitscontents.
A.guiltyB.curiousC.scepticalD.cautious
15.Thebosslookedveryworriedanddemandedthattheworkbeforewewenthome.
A.wouldbefinishedB.wasfinished
C.mustbefinishedD.befinished
第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)
Once,agroupofschoolchildrenwereonanouting.AlmostallofthemwereplayingballexceptMonty,whoseemedabit16.Hedidn’tlikefightsorsports.Hewouldn’teven17himselfwhenothershithim.Hewassostrangethathedidn’tplayfootballwiththeothersatthebeginning.Whenhefinally18theballthatday,itendedupinalittlecave.Whentheywenttogettheball,theyfoundabox19anenormousbook.Thebookwas20amagicalshine.Thechildrengavethe21totheteacher,whowasattractedbyit.
ThebookwascalledTheGreatGifts,andtherewere22storiesaboutgreatinventors,artists,writersandexplorers.Witheachstorythechildrenbecamemorewide-eyed,andtheywere23byallthosecharacterswithspecialgifts.
They24reachedthelastpageofthebook,which25theoriginofthosegreatpeople.Theteacherread:
“There’sa(n)26inheavencalledthefountain(源泉)ofhearts,where,beforebirth,eachheartisassigned(赋予)itsspecialgifts.Theyusealittlebitofeverythingtomakenormalpeople.But,sometimes,somethinggoes27,andsomeheartsendupmuchemptierthannormal.Inthosecases,the28fillupwithalastgiftwhichmakesthepersonexceptional(杰出的).Theymay29manyotherqualities;inmanywaystheywillbedifferent,andtheymaybeseenas30children.However,whentheirspecialgiftisdiscovered,their31willbecomepartofbookslikethisone.”
Whentheteacherfinished,therewasalong32.SuddenlyMontycameintotheirmind,andthey33thathewasexactlyoneofthespecialcases,34thebookhaddescribed.Theyfelt35abouteverytimetheyhadlaughedathim.
16.A.foolishB.honestC.cleverD.brave
17.A.warnB.defendC.forgetD.remind
18.A.foundB.kickedC.movedD.invented
19.A.arrangingB.describingC.publishingD.containing
20.A.turningoffB.turningupC.givingoffD.givingup
21.A.bookB.ballC.boxD.gift
22.A.magicalB.commonC.wonderfulD.severe
23.A.attractedB.movedC.pleasedD.amused
24.A.easilyB.finallyC.actuallyD.carefully
25.A.setaboutB.broughtaboutC.searchedforD.spokeabout
26.A.bookB.inventionC.placeD.gift
27.A.wrongB.specialC.luckyD.familiar
28.A.peopleB.heartsC.bodiesD.fountains
29.A.haveB.developC.lackD.learn
30.A.smartB.humorousC.difficultD.strange
31.A.ambitionB.motivationC.techniquesD.achievements
32.A.silenceB.darknessC.laughD.quarrel
33.A.ignoredB.imaginedC.understoodD.promised
34.A.ifB.asC.afterD.until
35.A.prideB.delightC.pityD.regret
第二部分阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)
A
Travelingcanbeaveryfunandexcitingwaytovacationwithyourfamily,butitdoesnotalwaysturnoutasexpected.Ihavetraveledalotwithmyfamilyovertheyears,butsomeexperienceswereworthforgettingaltogether.IrememberaparticulartravelingexperienceIhadwithmydadandstepmother,whichsticksoutinmymindforthewrongreasons.
MydadandstepmotherhaddecidedtodrivetoCaliforniaforourfamilyvacation.Thiswassupposedtoprovideeducationalvalue,sincewewouldbeabletostopalongthewayandlookatvarioussitesineachstate.EverythingwasgoingasplanneduntilwedecidedtotakeabreakandstopattheGrandCanyon(大峡谷).Ihadalwayswantedtoseethisexcitingplaceandhaddecidedtowriteareportonitfortheeighth-gradeEnglishclass.Wegotoutofthecarandwerewalkingononeofthepathstogettoacliff(悬崖)sowecouldtakeafamilyphotowhenIslippedandfell.Ifellonapieceofrock,andimmediatelyfeltthepainshotupmyleg.Mydadtookmetothenearesthospitalandafteraneight-hourwaitintheemergencyroom,foundoutthatmytwobonesinmyfootbroken.
Needlesstosay,ourvacationwasnofunformebecauseIwasinpainandhadaplasticcastonmyfootduringthewholetwo-weektrip.Iendedupmakinganappointmentthedaywegothometoseeanorthopedist.ThatwasdefinitelynotwhatIconsiderfunoragreatvacation,anditreallyputadentinoursightseeingplans.Whoknewthattryingtotakeafamilypicturewouldruinmyfamilyvacation?
ImakeupmymindI’llhavetoputsafetyfirstwheneverIhaveatripinfuture.
36.Whydoestheauthoralwaysremembertheparticulartravelingexperience?
A.Becausehewroteagoodreportonit.
B.Becauseaterribleaccidentduringthetriptaughthimalesson.
C.Becausethesitesthereprovidedspecialeducationalvalueforhim.
D.BecausetheydrovetoCaliforniaforthefirsttime.
37.Theauthorslippedandfellwhenhewas .
A.talkingtohisfatherB.walkingonapathtothecliff
C.takingaphotooftheirfamilyD.overlookingtheGrandCanyon
38.Fromthetextwecanlearnthat .
A.thebonesoftheauthor’stwolegswerebroken
B.theauthorwaitedfor8hoursbeforethetreatment
C.theauthorwastakentothehospitalnearhishome
D.theauthor’striplastedabouthalfamonth
39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“orthopedist”inParagraph3probablymean?
A.Themanwhohelpscomfortwhoeverisunhappy.
B.Themanwhohelpsimprovesomebody’sstudies.
C.Themanwhohelpspreventboneshapesbeingunnatural.
D.Thedoctorwhohelpssaveone’slifebyoperation.
B
Forpeoplewhodon’tfeardeathandlovelargeangryhairyanimals,thePamplonaBullRunistheperfectfestivalforthem.TherunningofthebullsispartoftheSanFerminFestival,whichbeginson6th,Julyandlastsuntil14th,JulyeveryyearinPamplona,Spain.Peoplerunthroughstreetswithangrybullsrunningafterthem.Abitofadvice,ifyouhappentofallwhiledoingtherun,curlintoaballandhopeforthebest.
Everyyearon21st,AugustintheElSalvadoriantownofNejapa,thefestivalBolasdeFuegoisheld.Menonopposingteamsthrowburningclothesateachother.Itissurelyadangerousact.However,itisatraditionthatdatesbackasfaras1685afteravolcanoerupted(爆发)inthistown.
TheBabyJumpingFestivaltakesplaceinJuneeachyearinCastrillodeMurcia,Spain.ItisatrulycrazySpanishpracticethatdatesallthewaybackto1620.Grownmendressedasthedeviljumpoverbabiesborninthelast12monthsoftheyear.Themainaimofthefestivalistoprotectbabiesagainstillnessandevilspirits.
Nowthisisoneforallcheeselovers.OntheSpringBankHolidayinMay,theBritishgatheronthetopofCoopersHillandfromthetoptheyrolldowna4-kgroundofDoubleGloucestercheeseandthenrunafterit.Thefirstpersonoverthefinishlinewithoutinjurieswinsthecheese.Thecheesecanreachaspeedof112km/h.Injuriesarecommon.Luckily,doctorsarewaitingjustbeyondthefinishline.
ThemudfestivalheldeveryyearatBoryeonginSouthKoreaisabitdirtyasitsounds.However,forloversofmud-wrestling,thisisthefestivalthatisnottobemissed.
Therearemanyotheroddfestivalsaroundtheworld.I’dliketointroduceyousomemorenexttime.
40.Grownmendressedasthedeviljumpoverbabiesinorderto .
A.celebratethebirthofnewlivesB.teachbabiestobecomebrave
C.celebratenewbabies’firstbirthday
D.protectbabiesagainstillnessandevilspirits
41.