人教版高中英语必修一Unit 3 单元测试题.docx

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人教版高中英语必修一Unit3单元测试题

Unit3单元测试题

第二部分：

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

Ten-year-oldCodyJackson,a2013Build-A-BearWorkshopHuggableHero,helpssupportthesoldiers.

November11isadaytohonorpeoplewhohaveservedinthearmy.ThatiswhatCodyJackson,10,fromAlpharetta,Georgia,doesalltheyearround.Codyvisitsairportstogreetsoldiersandhassentnearly5,000poundsofcarepackagestothesoldiers.Hehasalsowrittenbookstoteachkidstolovetheircountry,andsellsthebooksonhiswebsite,,topayforhispackagesupplies.

Forallhiswork,Codywasselectedasa2013Build-A-BearWorkshopHuggableHero.The10HuggableHeroeschoseneachreceived$10,000.

“WhenIwasfouryearsold,Iwasattheairportanditwastakingsolongtogetthroughtheairport.Iaskedmymomanddadwhyitwastakingussolongandtheytoldmeabout9/11andwhatthesoldiersdidthatday.Theyexplainedthesoldierswereprovidingextra（额外的）protectiontohelpkeepussafe.ThatiswhenIstartedtothankthesoldiers,”Codysaid.“Sendingthemcarepackagesmakesmefeelgood.Ihopethepackagesmakethesoldiersfeelathome.Ihopetheyshowthesoldiersthattheyarenotforgotten.”

Whenaskedhowitfelttobechosenasahero,Codysmiled,“ItwasreallyexcitinganditfeltreallygoodthatIwonthatmoneysoIcouldsendmorepackagestothesoldiersandgetmorethings.”

Codyalsohopesmorekidscansendcarepackagestothesoldiersandthankthemforriskingtheirlives.“Iftheywanttohelpmeoriftheyneedsomeinformation,theycangotomywebsite,”headded.

21.CodybecameaHuggableHeroin2013for_____.

A.hisbest-sellingbook            B.hiscaringbehavior

C.hisspecialwebsite        D.hisbraveact

22.Theunderlinedword“selected”inParagraph3probablymeans“_____”.

A.protected             B.described C.chosen             D.known

23.Codydecidedtothankthesoldiers_____.

A.in2007

B.attheageoften

C.underhisparents’influence   

D.forthesafetyproblemsattheairport

24.Codyhopeshispackageswillmakethesoldiersfeel_____.

A.free        B.sorry    C.confident             D.warm

B

TheUnitedStateshasbeenthebirthplaceofthousandsofimportantinventions,fromthelightbulbtothecomputermouse.However,theU.S.hasalsoseenthebirthofthousandsofstrangeandevencrazyinventions.Oneexampleofastrangeinventionisthedoghoser.

Cleaningandbrushingadogathomecanbedifficult.Manydogownersdon’thavethetoolsorknowledgeneededtoproperlycutananimal’sfur（软毛）.Forthesereasons,somedogownerstaketheiranimalstogroomers（宠物美容师）forhaircuts.Aftergroomerscutadog’sfur,theyoftenuseavacuumcleaner（真空吸尘器）toremovethecutfurfromthepet’scoat.Thisiswheretherealtroublestarts.Manydogsareafraidofthestrangemachineanditsveryloudnoise.

Tosolvetheproblem,onecreativeinventordesignedavacuumcleanerdogsmightlike.Thedoghoserisavacuumcleanerthatlooksjustlikeadog.

Dog-shaped,withavacuumcleanerhiddeninitsstomach,thedoghoserlookslikeafurryfriend.Itssoundislow,andthehoselookslikethedog’stail.Itmaylooklikeanewfriend,butwhatdoyouthinkhappenswhenthegroomerpullsoutthedoghoser’stailandstartsrunningitacrossthedog’sbody?

Aftertryingoneinhisshop,onedoggroomersaid,“Myfriend’sexpensivedogmovedbacknervouslywhenIusedit.”Amonthlater,hisfriendreportedthatherdogwasstillafraidofmeetingotherdogs.

25.What’stheproblemwiththevacuumcleaner?

A.Itcan’tmakeadogcleanandtidy.

B.Itisn’teasytoremovethecutfur.

C.Itmakesadogfearful.

D.Itisveryexpensive.

26.Thedoghoser_____.

A.becomesadog’snewfriend

B.lookshairy

C.isshapedlikeadog’stail

D.workssilently

27.Whatdoyouthinkhappenedtothedoghoser?

A.Ithelpeditsinventormakealotofmoney.

B.Itbecamepopularamongdogowners.

C.Itwaswidelyusedbygroomers.

D.Itfacedanuncertainfuture.

C

Coasttocoastbytrainvia（经由）Chicago,travelingtowardsthewest

TakeadailytraintoChicago

LakeShoreLimited

LakeShoreLimited

CapitolLimited

Cardinal（Wed,Fri,Sun）

Trainnumber

49

449

29

51

NewYork（PennStation）depart（出发）

15:

45day1

06:

45day1

Boston（SouthStation）depart

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11:

55day1

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WashingtonDC（UnionStation）depart

|

|

16:

05day1

11:

10day1

Chicago（UnionStation）arrive

09:

45day2

09:

45day2

08:

45day2

10:

05day2

CoasttocoastbytrainviaChicago,travelingtowardstheeast

TakeadailytrainfromChicago

CapitolLimited

LakeShoreLimited

LakeShoreLimited

Cardinal（Tue,Thur,Sat）

Trainnumber

30

448

48

50

Chicago（UnionStation）depart

18:

40day3

21:

30day3

21:

30day3

17:

45day3

WashingtonDC（UnionStation）arrive

13:

10day4

|

|

17:

55day4

Boston（SouthStation）arrive

21:

10day4

|

|

NewYork（PennStation）arrive

18:

25day4

21:

45day4

*Keepinmindthatthesetrainsrunforover2,000miles.Althoughtheyusuallyarriveontime,theycansometimesarriveanhourortwolate,sodon’tbook（预订）anycloseconnections.

*Usethesetimesasaguide,alwayscheckpresenttimesatastheychangefromtimetotime.

*LakeShoreLimited:

NewYork/Boston—Chicagodaily.Cafécar（Boston—Chicago）&diningcar（NewYork—Chicago）.ThistraintakestherouteuptheHudsonRiveroutofNewYork.Tryandgetaseatontheleft-handsideofthetrainoutofNewYork,right-handsideheadingtoNewYork.

*CapitolLimited:

WashingtonDC—Chicagodaily.Diningcar.

*Cardinal:

NewYork—WashingtonDC/Chicago,3timesaweek.AslowertrainthantheLakeShoreLimited.Nodiner,onlyacafécar.

28.IfyouwanttogofromWashingtonDCtoChicagoonTuesday,whichtrainshouldyoucatch?

A.No29.            B.No49.     C.No51.      D.No449.

29.ThefastestroundtripfromNewYorktoChicagolastsforabout_____.

A.16hours             B.28hours  C.39hours           D.46hours

30.WhatdoweknowabouttheLakeShoreLimitedtrain?

A.Itdoesn’thaveacafécarorofferdinners.

B.Itdoesn’tstopatWashingtonDC.

C.Itrunsthreetimesaweek.

D.ItisslowerthanCardinal.

D

DoyouloveBeatsheadphones,TrueReligionjeans,andUGGshoes?

Thesearesomeofthemostpopularbrands（牌子）around.Theyarealsoexpensive.Butsomeexpertssaytheyarenotmuchbetterthancheaperbrands.

Forexample,JimWilcoxworksforConsumerReports.Hetestedallkindsofheadphones.Hesaysthat$80KossProheadphonesprovidebasicallythesamequality（质量）andcomfortasBeats.Sowhydopeoplepaytwiceoreven10timesasmuchforthehottestbrands?

Expertssayit’sbecausefashionable,expensivebrandssendamessage.Brandssay“Ibelong”or“Icanaffordit.”

Somepeoplethinkthatexpensivebrandnamesareworththeprice.Theysaythatsomedesignerclothesreallyaretopqualityandthattheylastlongerthancheaperbrands.Someteenagerschoosetowearpopularbrandsbecausethesebrandsmakethemfeelgoodaboutthemselves.

AlexandraAllam,17,likestobuybrand-nameproducts.“I’dratherspendtheextramoneytogetsomethingIknowI’llbesatisfiedwith,”shesays.HerfriendEmmySwanagrees,saying“Aslongasyoucanaffordit,itseemsreasonabletobuywhatyouwant.”Butnotallteenagersagree.“Spendinghundredsofdollarsfordesignersunglassesisstupidandunreasonable,”saysDanielSteinbrecher,16.“It’sfake（假的）happiness.”

Peoplewhoareagainstwearingexpensivebrandnamessaythatmanydesignerbrandsaren’tanybetter.“It’swastefultobuythingsjustbecausetheyarepopular,”saysEdmundWilliams,15.“You’llfeelbetterifyoubuythingsbecauseyoulikethem.Ifyouhaveextramoneytospend,itwouldbebettertogiveittopeopleinneed.”

31.TheexampleofJim’sreportwantstotellus_____.

A.popularbrandsmakepeoplecomfortable

B.KossProheadphonesarebetterthanBeats

C.thehottestbrandsareofthehighestquality

D.lesser-knownbrandsmayofferthesamequalityasnamebrands

32.Accordingtoexperts,peoplechoosethehottestbrandsprobably_____.

A.toshowoff

B.fortheirbetterquality 

C.fortheirbetterdesigns 

D.tobelongtoaspecialgroup

33.Whohavethesameopiniononexpensivebrands?

A.Alexandra&Daniel.      B.Emmy&Edmund.

C.Emmy&Alexandra.   D.Daniel&Emmy.

34.WhatdoesEdmundthinkofexpensivebrands?

A.Theyarenotworththeprice.

B.Theymakehimfeelconfident.

C.Theyneedtoimprovetheirquality.

D.Theypaytoomuchattentiontopersonallikes.

35.Thetextismainlyabout_____.

A.howtobuythingsreasonably

B.thecompetitionbetweenbrands

C.thedifferentvaluesofteenagers

D.whetherexpensivebrandsareworthhighprices

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Waystomakeagreatfirstimpression

You’vehearditamilliontimesalready,butitreallydoestakebutafewsecondstomakethatall-importantfirstimpression（印象）.Herearesomeeasywaysforyoutoimpressyourclassmatesorteachers.

● 36 

Beforeyoushakehandswithsomebody,makesurethatyourhandsareclean.Thehandshakeshouldnotbetoostrongorweak.Mostpeopleusetheirrighthands,unlesstheyhaveareasontousetheleft. 37 

●Beontime

Whenmeetingsomeoneforthefirsttime,arrivingontimeisasimportantasbreathing.Youmayhaveanexcuse,butthatwillleavethepersonwhohardlyknowsyouwithabadimpression. 38 It’sbettertobehangingaroundtheplacethanbestuckintraffic.

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