高中英语unit3unit4单元综合练习试 新课标 人教版 必修2.docx

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高中英语unit3unit4单元综合练习试新课标人教版必修2

Units3—4单元综合练习试卷

单项选择

1.----_______?

----I’dlikesomeeggs.

A.CanIhavesomeeggsB.Whatabouteggs

C.WouldyoulikeeggsD.Whatwouldyoulike

2.UncleTom_______averyinterestingstoryforthechildrenwiththesewords.

A.madeoutB.madeupC.madeofD.madefrom

3.Asawriter,hesucceededincalling_______tomanyoftheterriblewrongsatthattime.

A.interestB.attentionC.noticeD.mind

4.----Howdidthefiredie?

----Itdied_______.

A.awaywithitselfB.foritselfC.toitselfD.downbyitself

5.----CanyoulendmeyourEnglish-Chinesedictionary?

----I’msorryIhave_______dictionary.You’dbettergotothelibrary.

A.notsuchB.notsuchaC.notasuchD.nosucha

6.----Whydoesyourgrandfatherleaveyou?

----He_______liveinthecountrythaninthecity.

A.prefersB.hadbetterC.wouldrathertoD.likesbetterto

7.Thedoctorsuggestedthatshe_______anoperationatonce.

A.musthaveB.hadC.haveD.hadhad

8.Thetwosideshavefinally_______,thoughsomesmalldifferencesstillexist（存在）.

A.madeadecisionB.reachedanagreementC.settledownD.brokenup

9.Inthepastfewyearsafewmorebridges_______inourcity.

A.putupB.wereputupC.havebeenputupD.haveputup

10.Weareinterestedintheweatherbecauseit_______ussodirectly—whatwewear,whatwedoandevenhowwefeel.

A.benefitsB.guidesC.affectsD.effects

11.Iwonderifthisisthecomputeryouwant_______.

A.tohaverepairedB.tohaveitrepairedC.itrepairedD.torepairit

12.Susanreceivedaninvitationfromherboss,_______cameasasurprise.

A.itB.thatC.heD.which

13.Theyoungpeople_______arefreetochoosetheirfavoritejobs.

A.in1990B.inthe1990C.of1990sD.ofthe1990s

14.Halfoftheirmoney_______onthesubjectwhich_______thousandsofdollars.

A.hasbeenspent;willbecostB.hasbeenpaid;willcost

C.haswasted;willspendD.hasbeenspent;willcost

15.Ihavegotabadcold.Wouldyou_______stop______?

A.please;tosingB.liketo;tosingC.like;singingD.please;singing

16.You’dbetter_______apersonwhenyouaretalkingwithanEnglishman.

A.notstandclosetoB.don’tstandcloselyto

C.notstandnearlytoD.don’tstandnearto

17.Pleasetellme_______youwouldliketohaveyourcoffee—blackorwhite?

A.whatB.whereC.whichD.how

18._______alltheinventionshaveincommonis_______theyhavesucceeded.

A.What;whatB.What;thatC.That;whatD.That;that

19.Thepolicearesearching_______everyhouse_______thethief.

A.for;forB.of;ofC./;forD.of;for

20.Ifyoukeeppractisingyousoninfootball,he_______tobeafamousplayer.

A.wantsB.hopesC.wishesD.promises

完形填空

Theretwoteachersweresittingintheteacher’sroom.Foramomenttherewas_21_.Thenoneofthem,MissSmithsaid,“I‘mafraidI‘dhaveto_22_him.”

“Now,Alice,”saidherfriendMrs.Jackson“ishesuchaterriblestudent?

”

“That’sjustthe_23_?

”theotherwomanreplied.“Tomismybeststudent.Theproblemisthathe’snowsolazytheyhenevergetshis_24_done.Hehasn’thandedme_25_ofhishomeworkforthreeweeksandI’dbesurprised_26_hedidnow.”

_27_beforehadMrs.JacksonseenMissSmithlooksounhappy.“Haveyou_28_withhimaboutit?

”sheasked.

“WhyshouldI?

Heknowshehastopreparehislessonsanddohishomework.I_29_thatclearthefirstdayforclass.Whenthecoursestartedhedidso_30_thatIconsideredaskingthe_31_togivehimsscholarship（奖学金）.Butnowheeven_32_inclass!

I’veneverseensucha_33_inastudent!

”

“Youshouldhavea_34_withhim.Givehimachancetotellhissideofthestory.”

MissSmithspoketoTomand_35_allaboutit.Hewasstudyingalldayand_36_mostofthenightinafactorytopayforhiseducation.Ofcoursehewastiredinthe_37_andsometimescouldhardlykeep_38_.MissSmithsoonarrangedforhimtohavea_39_andhewasabletogiveuphis_40_andconcentrate（集中精力）onhisstudies.

21.A.distanceB.silenceC.pleasureD.delight

22.A.failB.teachC.beatD.tell

23.A.lessonB.thingC.troubleD.boy

24.A.homeworkB.houseworkC.cleaningD.washing

25.A.someB.plentyC.anyD.lots

26.A.evenB.ifC.thoughD.when

27.A.LongB.UntilC.EverD.Never

28.A.quarreledB.talkedC.dealtD.discussed

29.A.saidB.thoughtC.requiredD.made

30.A.quicklyB.oftenC.muchD.well

31.A.schoolB.classC.othersD.parents

32.A.talksB.sleepsC.laughsD.walks

33.A.matterB.changeC.habitD.way

34.A.lessonB.lookC.talkD.meeting

35.A.studiedB.gotC.learnedD.understood

36.A.sleepingB.workingC.spendingD.staying

37.A.morningB.afternoonC.eveningD.class

38.A.silentB.cleanC.warmD.awake

39.AscholarshipB.roomC.teacherD.position

40.A.educationB.sleepC.jobD.pay

阅读理解

A

PopularHotelsinChicago（AvailableuntilApril15th）

ChicagoLakeshorefrom$199.00

AttheLakefrontbyNavyPier

SituatedalongLakeShoreDriveneartheNavyPier,theChicagoLakeshoreistheonlyhotelinChicagodirectlyoverlookingLakeMichigan,whichhasreceivedafour-diamondrating.

WhitehallHotelfrom$109.00

NearWaterTowel

SittingintheheartoftheGoldCoast,theWhitehallHoteloffersaEuropeansenseofgraceandgrandeuramongtheMagnificentMile’sshopsandrestaurants.

DaysInnDowntownGoldCoastfrom$65.00

NearMichiganAve

TheDaysInnDowntownGoldCoastisawonderfulhotellocatedintheheartofLincolnParkoverlookingLakeMichigan&LincolnPark.

BestWesternHotelfrom$91.00

ByGrantPark/InsidetheLoop

ThisBestWesternHotelstandsacrossfromGrantPark,whererowsofflowersarevisiblefromearlyspringthroughlatesummer.

RamadaInnLakeshorefrom$80.00

OppositeLakeMichigan

TheRamadaInnLakeshoreislocatedjustsouthofMcCormickPlace,acrossthestreetfromLakeMichiganandChicago’s20-milebicyclepath.

41.Theabovepassageismostprobablytakenfrom________.

A.anewspaperB.afashionmagazineC.asciencebookD.atouristbook

42.Ifyouwanttotakephotosofflowers,whichhotelshouldbethebestchoice?

A.ChicagoLakeshoreB.WhitehallHotel

C.BestWesternHotelD.RamadaInnLakeshore

43.TheonlyhotelinChicagodirectlyoverlookingLakeMichiganis________.

A.ChicagoLakeshoreB.DaysInnDowntownGoldCoast

C.BestWesternHotelD.RamadaInnLakeshore

44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A.DaysInnDowntownGoldCoastisthecheapesthotel.

B.ChicagoLakeshoreisafive-starhotel.

C.WhitehallHotelisintheheartoftheGoldCoast.

D.RamadaInnLakeshoreisneartoChicago’s20-milebicyclepath.

B

In1801,ThomasJeffersonbecamepresidentoftheU.S,whichthenincluded16statesthatlayeastoftheMississippiRiver.Francecontrolledthelargeareainthecenterofthecontinent,whichwasknownastheLouisianaTerritory（领土）,andthelandwestoftheRockyMountainswasprimarilyunderSpanishcontrol.Jefferson,aleaderwithforesight,believedthatitwoulddogoodtotheU.Stoowntherichland.Inaddition,theportcitiesatthemouthoftheMississippiRiverwerecontrolledbyFrance,JeffersonregardedthisaspossibledangertotheU.Seconomyandtonationalsafety,sohewenttoNapoleonwithanoffertobuytheland.

　Napoleonagreedtosellthelandfor$15million,whichendedupjustafewcentsanacre（英亩）.HedecidedtogiveuphisholdingsinAmerica,whichhehadjustfromSpain,sothathecouldraisemoneytoconquerallofEurope.

45.ThomasJeffersonboughtthelandfor_____reasons.

A.1　　　B.2　　　C.3　　　D.4

46.FromthepassageweknowthattheLouisianaTerritory______.

A.wasunderSpanishcontrol

B.wasthelandeastoftheMississippiRiver

C.laywestoftheRockyMountains

D.formedthewesternpartoftheMississippi

47.WhydidNapoleonagreetoselltheland?

Because______

A.thelandwaspoorB.itwasanactoffriendship

C.hewantedtogetAmerica'ssupportD.hehadtheambition（野心）forEurope

48.Whatisthetitleforthepassage?

______

A.ThomasJeffersonB.TheFormoftheU.S.

C.TheLouisianaPurchase（购买）D.TheLouisianaTerritory

C

Ifyoudreamofgoingsomeplacewarmtoescapethecoldwinterweather,atriptoarecentlydiscoveredplanetwouldcertainlywarmyourightup.Theplanet,namedOGLE-TR-56b,hastemperaturesofmorethat3,000°F.“Thisisthehottestplanetweknowabout,”saysDrDimitarSasselv,ascientistwholedthediscoveryteam.“Itishotenoughtohaveanironfogandtorainhotirondroplets（细沫）.”

　Thenewplanetis30timesfartherawaythananyplanetdiscoveredbyscientistsbefore,ItisintheMilkyWay（银河）butitisnotinoursolar（太阳的）system.Thenewplanetmovesaroundastarmuchlikeoursun,howeverscientistsdiscoveredtheplanetbyusinganewplanet-searchingmethodcalledtransittechnique.Theywereabletocatchsightoftheplanetwhenitmovedinfrontofitsstar,causingthestar'slighttodim.Scientistscomparethemethodtodiscoveringtheshadowofabeeflyinginfrontofasearchlight200milesaway.“WebelievethedoorhasbeenopenedwidetogoanddiscoverplanetslikeEarth,”saysSasselov.

49.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat_______.

A.thereisirononthenewplanet

B.wecouldgotothenewplanetinwinter

C.thestarcouldblockourviewofthenew