高一 Units 1920 检测题.docx

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高一Units1920检测题

Units19-20检测题

第一部分：

英语知识运用（共三节，满分50分）

第一节：

语音知识（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，找出其划线部分与所给单词的划线部分读音相同的选项。

1.modernise

A.releaseB.confuse

C.circusD.promise

2.golden

A.accentB.intend

C.gentlyD.regret

3.rude

A.pumpB.amuse

C.produceD.truly

4.method

A.botherB.gather

C.northeastD.father

5.comedian

A.proverbB.remove

C.conditionD.modify

第二节：

单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

6.NowI’mtotally_____.Canyouexplainthatagain?

A.confusedB.amusedC.tiredD.inspired

7.Cleverdesigncanmake_____bestuseofspace,evenin_____smallerhouses.

A.a;theB.the;不填

C.不填；不填D.不填；the

8.The_____buildingistoosmall,andthereareplanstoreplaceitwithinthenextfiveyears.

A.existingB.existedC.fallingD.fallen

9.—Doyoufeeldisappointed?

—No,_____I’mratherglad.

A.simplyB.eventuallyC.actuallyD.directly

10.Intheletter,thepatientstatedthatshefelthurtwheretheteeth_____.

A.removedB.hadbeenremoving

C.hasremovedD.hadbeenremoved

11.—Howlongareyoustaying?

—Idon’tknow;_____.

A.itdependsB.itdoesn’tmatter

C.forgetitD.nevermind

12.HighSpeed1（HS1）isthefirstnewrailwayinEnglandforover100years,andthefirst_____athighspeed.

A.operatesB.operated

C.havingoperatedD.tooperate

13.Haveyougonebeyondthestage_____youwantedtostopsmokingbutyoucouldn’t?

A.whatB.ifC.whenD.that

14.I,_____attacksofhearttrouble,couldn’tbearsomuchnoise.

A.sufferedB.suffer

C.beingsufferedD.suffering

15.Around3,000tombstones,theoldestofwhich_____1625,aresituatedinabeautifulparkwithamysteriousatmosphere.

A.isdatedbacktoB.wasdatingbackto

C.datesfromD.datedfrom

16._____becausehewasbusythatherefusedtohelpyou?

A.IsthisB.IsthereC.WasthereD.Wasit

17.EvenwhenI’mcookingdinnerinthekitchen,Ialwayshavetheradio_____.

A.toplayB.playingC.playsD.played

18.Iwondered_____thatmadehimsopopularamonghisstudents.

A.whatwasitB.whatitwas

C.whywasitD.whyitwas

19.Ididn’tintendher_____thepaintinguntilitwasfinished.

A.seeingB.sawC.seesD.tosee

20.Ifyouhaveanycommentsorsuggestions,pleaseletusknow—wealwaysappreciate_____feedbackfromfriends.

A.receivingB.toreceive

C.havingreceivedD.tohavereceived

第三节：

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从21-40各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

Agroupofpeoplewereinsearchofahome.Afterspendingsometime21around,theyfinallyfoundaspotatthetopofahillto22down.

Theyneededasourceof23andthechiefsentoutthreegroupsofpeopleto24thesurroundingareas.Sothethreegroupssetoffindifferent25.

Thefirstgroupexploredthenorth.There,theysawvastfieldswith26crops,vegetablesandfruits.Theywentbacktoreporttheir27.“Wesawlotsofvegetation.Wewillhaveanendlesssupplyoffood.Wecanbe28.”

Thesecondgroupwentsouthwest.There,theysawlotsof29.Astheywentback,theysaid,“Wesawhundredsofanimals.Wecan30forourfood,andrelyprimarilyonmeattosustainus.”

Thelastgroupwentsoutheast.There,theyreachedthe31.Throughtheclearwater,theycouldseefishswimming.Theyreturnedandsaid,“Wesawplentyoffish.Wecango32tosourceforourfood.Wecanbecomefishermen.”

“Wecaneatmeatalone!

”shoutedthesecondgroup.

“No!

33!

Wedidnotseeanyanimalsatall!

”reactedthefirstgroupangrily.

Thethirdgroupjoinedin.“Areyoupeople34?

Wedidnotseeanythinglikeyouhave35.Therewasonlywater.Weneedtobecomefishermen!

”

Eachgroupgotso36withtheothersthattheyeachpackedtheirbagsandleft.Eachgroupsetoffinthedirectionwhichtheyhadexplored.Theywere37thattheyalonehadtheanswerandthattheothersmusthavebeenwrong.

38,eachgroupofpeopleonlychosetobelievethemselves.Iftheyhadchosento39andlearnfromoneanother,theycouldhavehadthebestofeverything.Don’tlet40stopusfromcooperationandmutual（相互的）learning.Thatisthebestwaytogrow.

21.A.sittingB.turningC.wanderingD.playing

22.A.breakB.coolC.settleD.calm

23.A.waterB.foodC.energyD.information

24.A.exploreB.cleanC.measureD.cover

25.A.numbersB.opinionsC.aspectsD.directions

26.A.mainB.fewC.poorD.abundant

27.A.experiencesB.findingsC.resultsD.conditions

28.A.vegetariansB.fishermenC.huntersD.miners

29.A.mountainsB.peopleC.animalsD.houses

30.A.prepareB.huntC.fightD.wait

31.A.seaB.villageC.earthD.point

32.A.surfingB.boatingC.fishingD.swimming

33.A.FishesB.CropsC.CowsD.Flowers

34.A.goingB.sleepingC.comingD.kidding

35.A.describedB.commentedC.wroteD.explained

36.A.strictB.angryC.boredD.pleased

37.A.persuadedB.confirmedC.convincedD.proved

38.A.HappilyB.LuckilyC.UnfortunatelyD.Hopefully

39.A.admireB.understand

C.appreciateD.cooperate

40.A.doubtB.stubbornness

C.prejudiceD.confidence

第二部分：

阅读理解（共25小题；第一节每小题2分，第二节每小题1分；满分45分）

第一节：

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

SnakesfirstdrewE.J.RichardsontotheOrangeCountyNaturalHistoryMuseum.Hewantedoneforapet,buthisparentssaidno.E.J.hadtobecontentwithvisitingthematthemuseumdownthestreetfromhishomeinCalifornia.

Afterawhile,hewantedtospendmoretimeatthemuseum.Heofferedhisservicesasadocent.Docentshelpguidevisitorsthroughtheexhibits.SinceE.J.wasjustsevenyearsoldatthetime,themuseum’svolunteercoordinatorturneddownhisoffer.

“Whatifmymomcomeswithme?

”E.J.asked.Thecoordinatoragreed.“HethoughtitwouldbeMomvolunteeringandmejustcomingalong,”E.J.said.“Butit’smevolunteeringandhercomingalong!

”

Now14,E.J.spendsseveralhourseachmonthvolunteeringatthemuseum.Whenkidsvisitwiththeirparents,E.J.takesthemonatour.Hepointsoutthemostinterestingexhibits,suchasWaldo,amorethanfive-million-year-oldfossilofananimalbelievedtobeanancestorofthewalrus（海象）andsealion.ButoneofE.J.’sfavoritethingsistoconvincenervousvisitorsthatsnakesaren’tscary.

“Oncetheyholdthesnakes,theyrealizethattheyaren’tthatdangerous,”saidE.J.

E.J.gotabigsurprisewhenhewonanawardforhisvolunteerworkfromPresidentGeorgeW.Bush.CoolasitistohaveasignedletterofcongratulationsfromthePresident,E.J.saystherealrewardisworkinginthemuseum.Heloveshangingoutwiththeanimalsandteachingvisitorsaboutthem.

ForE.J.,learningfromadultsatthemuseumandthensharingwhathe’slearnedwithothersislikebeingpartof“ahugewebofknowledge”.

Becausehisvolunteerworkhasbeensosuccessful,E.J.planstostartatrainingprogramforotherkidswho’dliketobedocentsatthemuseum.

41.Whydidthemuseum’svolunteercoordinatorturndownE.J.Richardson’soffer?

A.Snakesaredangerous.

B.E.J.Richardsonwasinpoorhealth.

C.E.J.Richardsonwastooyoung.

D.E.J.Richardsondidn’thavemuchtime.

42.Whydidthemuseum’svolunteercoordinatoraccept

E.J.Richardson’sofferafterwards?

A.E.J.Richardson’smotherwouldcomewithhim.

B.E.J.Richardson’smotherpersuadedhim.

C.E.J.Richardson’swordsmovedhimdeeply.

D.E.J.RichardsonhadasignedletterofcongratulationsfromthePresident.

43.WhichofthefollowingisE.J.Richardson’smainjobinthemuseum?

A.Totakecareofthesnakes.

B.Toselltickets.

C.Toshowthevisitorsaroundtheexhibits.

D.Todoresearchontheanimalfossils.

44.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.E.J.spendsseveraldayseachmonthvolunteeringatthemuseum.

B.E.J.wasafraidofsnakes.

C.E.J.’smotherwasalsointerestedinvolunteeringatthemuseum.

D.E.J.mademuchprogressinhisvolunteerwork.

B

Wakingupsucks.Gettingoutofbedisterrible.Sowhyonearthwouldpeoplesellatoolthatcausesyoutodoboth?

Toputitsimply,it’sbecausebeinglatemaycausealotoftroubles.

Noonelikesstartingthedaybygettingoutofbedbythoseloudnoises,butsomesleepyheadsjustignoreanythinggentler.That’swhereanewgenerationofcreativealarmclocksstepsin.Theyareidealforanyonewho’sunabletogetupinthemorning.

SonicBombAlarmClock

Thisclockhasanadjustablevolumealarmwithamaximumloudnessof113decibels（分贝）.That’slouderthanahelicopter.Butwait,there’smore:

aseparatevibrating（振动的）unitgoesunderyoursheettohelpshakeyououtofdreamland!

We’veseenalotofloudalarmclocks,butthisbabyisthebest.IftheSonicBombAlarmClockfailstogetyououtofbed,wecanonlysuggestyouarrangeforagrandpianotobedroppedfromtheceilingeverymorning!

FlyingAlarmClock

WhatmakestheFlyingAlarmClocksospecial?

Well,asitsnamesuggests,thisdigitalclockactuallyflies.Apropeller-driven（由螺旋桨驱动的）partspins（旋转）offthebaseuniteverytimethealarmgoesoff.Thenoisyalarmwon’tturnoffuntilyougetthepropellerandreplaceitonthebase,whichmeansyouhavetogetoutofbedandsearchforit.Howannoyingisthat?

PuzzleAlarmClock

Cutebutincrediblyeffective,thePuzzleAlarmClockisguaranteedtowakeyouup.Why?

Becauseitwon’tstopringinguntilyoucorrectlyreplacethe4-piecejigsaw（拼图）thatexplodesoutofiteverytimetheal