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Book1Unit4Earthquakes综合能力测试

Ⅱ.语言知识及应用（共两节，满分35分）

第一节完形填空（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从21-30各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

Itamazedme—everytimeIsawJoehewassmiling.Itmademewonderwhyhealwaysseemedso

21.Havingobserved（观察）Joewithotherpeople,Ialso22somethingelse.Joeaskedpeoplehowtheyweredoing,andreallyseemedtolistentotheir23.Hewascompassionate（有同情心的）ifsomeonewashurt.Hewouldhave24wordsandoffertohelpinanywayhecould.

ItmademethinkwhatifItriedto25more.SowhenIwenttoa26todosomeshopping,IsmiledasIwalked.AndpeopleevenIdidn’tknowsmiledbackatme.Someevenspoke!

Alittlekidinthecartwhowasgivinghismotherahardtimesawmesmileand27talking.Instead,hemadeashysmileatme.Amaninhiswheelchairneededsomeonetoreachsomething.Igotthatforhim,andhesmiledand28me.

Asmileisa29thing,butwhatifwewerealltotrytosmileafewmoretimeseachday?

Icouldn’tbelievehow30Ifelt.WhatIlearnedwasthatsuchasmallthingcouldmakenotonlymefeelgreat,butthosearoundmeaswell.

21.A.angryB.funnyC.happyD.proud

22.A.believedB.noticedC.recordedD.wished

23.A.answersB.suggestionsC.ideasD.programs

24.A.coldB.sadC.sillyD.kind

25.A.complainB.smileC.speakD.communicate

26.A.mallB.schoolC.companyD.bank

27.A.beganB.enjoyedC.stoppedD.continued

28.A.helpedB.thankedC.rememberedD.refused

29.A.greatB.realC.smallD.special

30.A.beautifulB.popularC.fortunateD.wonderful

第二节语法填空（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，并将答案填写在后面标号为31-40的相应位置上。

Myfriend,Paul,diedofcancer.AboutaweekbeforePauldied,Iwenttohishousetovisithim.Paul,31bedroomdoorwasopentothesummersun,satsilently32themorninglight.

Hetoldme,“IwouldlivewithkindnessifIhadmoretime.Thisisall33Ireallywantedtodo.Afewmonthsago,whenIwasfeelingquitestrong,IthoughtI

34（treat）myself,soIwalkedintoashopandorderedtwoofmyfavoritecookies.Itold35girlbehindthecounterthattheyweremyfavorite,andshesaidshelovedthem,too.36theywereveryexpensive,sosheseldomboughtthem.WhenIleft,Ithoughtaboutitforaminute,andwentback37（buy）anothercookie.Isaid,‘38isforyou.’Shewassurprisedbymykindness.‘You’resuchakindman,’shesaid.Ifelt39（complete）wonderful.Itissuchasmallandeasythingtodo.ThisishowI’dlive40life,ifonlyIhadmoretime.”Inthefaceofhisdeath,Paulsawhislife.

31.____32.____33.____34.____35.____

36.____37.____38.____39.____40.____

Ⅲ.阅读（共两节，满分40分）

第一节阅读理解（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A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

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A

难度：

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Aschoollocker（存物柜）showsyourpersonality.Keepingitwell-organizedandcleanmeansyouareastudentthatobeystherules.Decorating（装饰）aschoollockerisfilledwithgreatfun.Thencheckoutthefollowingideasfordecoratingyourschoollocker.

Schoollockerdecorationgivesnewexcitingandencouragingideasforkidstomakethingswithhands.Beforethelockerdecoration,youneedtoconsiderthesizeofyourlockerandthespacesuitablefordecorating.Youcanchooseyourfavoritecolororaspecifictheme（主题）.Someofthepopularthemesarebeach,movie,sports,party,mouseandbookclub.

Putacolorfulpaperinsidethelockerdoortomatchyourfeelings.Youcanchangethepaperaccordingtodifferentseasons.Youmayplaceaholiday-themedpaperduringthewinterandaflower-themedoneinthespring.

Ifyouareinterestedinsports,thenyoucanputaposterofyourfavoritesportsstarorsportsticketsinsidethelocker.Oryoucanalsocollectthephotosofyourfavoritepopstarandplacetheminyourlocker.Ifyouchooseawildnesstravelthemeforyourlockerdecoration,thenputtheattractivephotosorpostersofdifferentwildanimals.Youcanalsodecorateyourlockerwithphotos,cuttingsfromthemagazinesorcloth（布）flowers.

Writesmallpoemsormessagesfromyourschoolbooksinyourlockertogiveitapersonalizedtouch.Ifyouwanttomakegooduseofthespaceinyourlocker,thenchoosemirrors,clocks,andpencilcups.

Byusingdifferentwaystodecorateaschoollocker,youcanexpressyourindividuality（个性）andgiveapersonaltouchtoyourlocker.Sokids,don’tmissthisspecialopportunitytogetappreciationfromyourfriends.

41.Awell-designedandtidyschoollockermayshowthatitsowneris____.

A.confidentB.wellbehaved

C.lazyD.widelywelcomed

42.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatschoollockerdecorationmayhelp____.

A.improvestudents’studies

B.increasestudents’timeforrest

C.studentsbecomemorecreative

D.studentsimprovetheirdrawingskills

43.Accordingtothepassage,studentscandecoratetheirschoollockersaccordingto____.

A.theirhobbiesandfavorites

B.theschoolrules

C.theirparents’advice

D.theirteachers’directions

44.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?

A.Weneedn’tconsiderthethemeswhendecoratingschoollockers.

B.Schoollockerdecorationshouldbeofthesame

colorandtheme.

C.Mirrorsandsomeothersimilarthingsshouldn’tbeusedinthedecoration.

D.Somewordswithspecialmeaningmaypersonalizeourschoollocker.

45.Inthelastparagraph,theauthorwantsto____.

A.showthedisadvantageofdecoratingaschoollocker

B.encouragemorestudentstodecoratetheirschool

lockers

C.comparethedifferencesbetweendifferentschool

lockers

D.advisestudentstolearnfromtheirfriends

B

难度：

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Travellingisanexcitingexperience.Itmakesusfeelpleased,andenjoynewwondersandnewpartoflifethatwe’veneverknown.Asingleholidaytripcangiveyouthefreedomandthechancetomakechangesthatdailylifedoesnotallow.Itmatterslittlewhereyougoonyourholiday;itisallinwhatyoumakeofit.Anytravelcanbeinterestingandattractive,givingyoumemories（回忆）tolastalifetime.

Havingthosememoriesistrulywhattravelsareallabout.Manypeoplesaythatabitofplanningandresearchbeforeyouleavecanmakesureofthoselong-lastingmemories.Butwhynottrysomethingunexpected?

Infact,themostunforgettablemomentsofatravelexperiencearetheonesthatyoudon’tplanfor.Yes,maybeyou’llexperienceabadmealinanunfamiliarplace.Buttheseexperienceswillmakesureyoufindoutlittle-knownshopsoranopen-airtheatreproductionthatisonlyadvertisedinthelocalpaper.

You’llfindtheenjoyablemomentshappeningallaroundyou:

awonderfulsunset（晚霞）orasmallchildplayinginthepuddles（水洼）ofacobble（鹅卵石）road.Themagicwilltrulybeinthetripyoutake.Taketimetogoforalongwalkforenjoymentwhenvisitinganewplace,whichwillallowyoutolisten,smell,andseethedifferentcultureandsightsthatyourbusylifemaystopyoufromenjoying.

Simplethingssuchasaleaffromatreeyousatundercankeepthememoriesofyourtravelaliveforyearstocome.Collectsmallthingssuchasleaves,stones,orfeathers（羽毛）,whichcanbeturnedintomemorableworksofartwhenyoureturnhome.

46.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Thereisnoneedtochoosewheretogoonholiday.

B.Travellingisagoodwayforpeopletounderstandlife.

C.Smallthingsaroundyoualwayslooksimple.

D.Planscanmaketravellingbecomeuninteresting.

47.Accordingtotheauthor,travellingisallabout____.

A.enjoyingnaturalwondersoftheworld

B.havingahealthylife

C.havingunforgettableexperiences

D.visitingplacesofinterest

48.Ifyouwantamostunforgettabletravelexperience,youcould____.

A.learnmuchaboutthenewplace

B.trysomethingunplanned

C.findoutasmanylocalactivitiesaspossible

D.researchintoallthepossiblewaysoftravelling

49.Whatisreallymagicalinthetrip?

A.Thebeautifullocalscenery.

B.Thejoyfromalongwalk.

C.Thedifferentcultureandplace.

D.Theenjoymentaroundyou.

50.Theauthorwantstotellusthat____.

A.travellingisawonderfulexperience

B.travellingshouldbeunexpected

C.travellingcanmakeyoutiredbuthappy

D.travellingmaychangeyournormallife

C

难度：

★★★★

Stormsoftencausetrouble.WhenIwasababy,Dadhadtospendlongweeksatseaasafisherman.Oneday,whenIwasabouthalfayearold,hewasoffthecoastofJamaica,farfromourhomeinMiami.MomwaswashingthedinnerdisheswhenIsuddenlybegantocryloudly.NomatterhowMomcomfortedme,Ijustkeptcrying.Momfeltuneasy（不安的）.Afeelingtoldherthatsomethingbadwouldhappen.Thenawordhither—“Mayday”.MomcalledtheCoastGuard,askingthemanondutyaboutmyDadandhisship.

“Yes,madam,yourhusbandranintosometrouble,”hereplied.“They’recaughtinaheavystormandheradioed（用无线电发送信息）forhelpwhenwaterstartedpouringinhisship.Weflewoutthereaboutanhouragoanddroppedthemapump（抽水机）.Takeiteasy.Hewillbebacksoon.”“Whatifthepumpdoesn’twork?

”Momquestioned.“Youshoulddoanotherfly-over.”ThemantriedtocomfortMom.“Hemustbeallrightnow,MrsHemingway,orwewould’veheardaradiosignalfromhim.”“Youhaven’tgotaMayday?

”“No,butwe’llletyouknowifweheartheradiosignal.”Momhungup.

Anhourpassed.Iremainedcrying.MomcalledtheCoastGuardagain.Finally,theysaidtheywouldsendoutarescueplaneassoonaspossible.

Atmidnightthephonerang.ItwastheCoastGuard.They’dfoundmyfatherandallhiscrewfloatinginthesea15milesoffJamaica.Dad’sshiphadsunk,butfortunatelyallweresafe.

Dadarrivedhomethenextafternoon,extremelytired.“