届高考英语一轮复习单元测试Unit 2 Fit for life牛津版选修7.docx

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届高考英语一轮复习单元测试Unit2Fitforlife牛津版选修7

2014届高考英语一轮复习单元测试Unit2Fitforlife牛津版选修7

Ⅱ、单项填空

1._____Iknow,heisagoodteacher.

A.Sofaras  B.Solongas  C.Sofar  D.Assoonas

2.AlbertislookingforwardtoseeinghisgrandpainGreenfield  attheendofthisterm.Heisalwayssaying,"Thesummervacationcan'tcome__________soon."

A.too      B.very      C.so      D.rather

3.Thecarisrunning_____thespeedof60milesanhour.

A.with    B.at      C.by      D.in

4.Hesoldthecarby____________anoticeinthenewspaper.

  A.giving    B.taking    C.putting    D.having

5.The___________outsidethehousesaid"Private".

    A.mark      B.board      C.advice    D.notice

6.Whathe_____usmadeiteasiertoknowhislife.

  A.told    B.mentioned  C.said    D.spoke

7.Tohelpafriendsolvetheproblemtroublinghim,_____.

    A.afriendshouldbeequippedwiththekindofknowledgerequired

    B.amanshouldbeequippedwiththekindofknowledgerequired

    C.nothingisbetterthantheofferingofone'smoney

    D.keepingone'spromiseismostimportant

8.I'msorrywegaveyousuchshort__________ofourvisit.

    A.attention    B.notice  C.information  D.preparation  

9.Theyhaveseenthefilm_____.

  A.beforelong                B.longbefore  C.longago                  D.foralongtime

10.He_____avisittoParislastmonth.

  A.got  B.did  C.took  D.paid

11.Thesoldiersstoodthere_____silence.

  A.with    B.in  C.by  D.through

12.Thereseemedtobealargeroom_____.

  A.downstairs                B.indownstairs  C.todownstairs              D.underdownstairs

13.Therain,_____tocomeat8pm,wasdelayedforsomereason.

  A.supposes                  B.supposed  C.whichsupposed            D.wassupposed

14._____youhavebought!

  A.Whatafinepieceoffurniture  B.Howfinefurniture

  C.Whatafinefurniture          D.Howbeautifulafurniture

15.We'llhavemoremeetingslikethisintheweeks_____.

    A.coming  B.tobecoming  C.tocome  D.came

16.Manythings_____impossibleinthepastarecommontoday.

  A.considered    B.toconsider  C.considering    D.beingconsidered

17.AlthoughIspoketohimmanytimes,henevertookany________ofwhatIsaid.

    A.notice    B.remark  C.observation    D.attention

18.Thepen_____belongstome.

  A.whichitisonthetable        B.lyingonthetable  C.isonthetable                D.whichonthetable

19.Theboycanhavefivepiecesofbread_____.

    A.atonetime  B.atatime    C.foratime      D.foronetime

20.Iwishyou_____.

  A.happy      B.happily  C.happiness  D.ahappiness

Ⅲ、完形填空

    MissKingwaswatchingTVtorelaxafteraday'swork.Suddenlytheprogram  1  .“Sorrytointerrupttheprogram.Nowwearerequestedtobroadcastanimportantnoticefromthe  2  :

Ataboutninethisevening,anoldwoman  3  79namedMrsWhitewasrobbedandkilledbyarobberwhowas    4  agreencoat.  5  whocansupplyanycluearerequestedtoreporttothepolice.”Theterriblenewsmadethelonelygirlfilledwith  6  .Shecouldn'thelplooking  7_.Butshedidn'tnoticethatamanwasalready    8    thedoortotheveranda（走廊）.

    Allofasuddentheman  9  beforeMissKing.Thegirlreallydidn'tknowwhatto  10  .“Don't  11  fortrouble.Just  12  yournecklaceandringonthetable,andthenI'llthinkoverwhetherIshallbesafetostayhere  13  thenight,”saidtherobber.ThatmadeMissKingevenmore  14    ,butshetriedtocalmherself.

    Justthentherecamethewhistleofapolicecar.Inalittlewhile,someone    15  thedoorbell.Themansaidwithapistol  16  thegirl'sback.“Don't  17  thedoorandsayyouhavegonetobed.Neverlethimin.”Butthegirlgotanidea.Sheaskedthemanoutsidethe  18  .“Oh,whoareyou?

”“I'mSergeantBull.MissKing,isthere  19  unusualhere?

”“No,thereisn't.”Immediatelysheadded__20    ,"Onlymy  21andIarehereintheroom.“Wellthen,goodnight.”Bullrepliedinthesamevoice.

    Afewminuteslater,thesoundof  22  couldbeheard.“It'swelldone,”therobberlaughed.Thenherushedtothegirl.AlmostatthesametimetheglassonthewindowofMissKing  23  intopieces.Thepolicemen  24  intotheroomfromtheverandaandcaughttherobberbeforehecouldrunaway.

    “MissKing,  25  yousaidaboutyourbrother'sbeingintheroommadeustakeactionrightaway,”saidSergeantBull,“forwehavealreadyknownthatyourbrotherwaskilledinanaccidentayearago.”

1.A.started      B.stopped      C.ended      D.disappeared

2.A.police      B.government  C.army        D.prison

3.A.for        B.at          C.of          D.with

4.A.dressed    B.wearing    C.on          D.puttingon

5.A.People    B.Anyone      C.These        D.Those

6.A.fear        B.anger        C.surprise      D.sadness

7.A.around      B.back        C.up          D.over

8.A.from      B.at          C.by          D.behind

9.A.came      B.walked      C.appeared    D.ran

10.A.say        B.make        C.do          D.dealwith

11.A.ask        B.take        C.expect      D.shout

12.A.takeoff    B.put          C.handin      D.giveout

13.A.in        B.for          C.at          D.by

14.A.surprised    B.terrified      C.terrifying    D.terrible

15.A.rang        B.touched      C.turnedon    D.struck

16.A.on          B.at          C.to          D.against

17.A.knock      B.gooutof    C.close        D.open

18.A.car        B.door        C.window    D.veranda

19.A.someone    B.anyone      C.anything    D.something

20.A.excitedly    B.anxiously    C.aloud        D.bravely

21.A.brother      B.sister        C.father        D.mother

22.A.policeman  B.policecar    C.robber      D.footsteps

23.A.turned      B.brought      C.broke      D.changed

24.A.slipped      B.put          C.fell        D.hurried

25.A.what      B.when        C.as          D.that

IV、阅读理解

（A）

ProfessorMartin'sreportsaysthatchildrenwhoattendanumberofdifferentschools,becausetheirparentshavetomovearoundthecountry,probablymakeslowprogressintheirstudies.Therearealsosigns,saysProfessorMartin,thatanunusuallylargenumberofsuchchildrenarementallyaffected.

 CaptainThomasJames,anarmylecturerforthepast20yearsandhimselfafatheroftwochildren,said,"I'veneverheardsuchrubbish.Takingmeforexample,noharmisdonetotheeducationofmychildrenwhochangeschoolsregularly—iftheykeeptothesamecourses,asinourarmyschools.Inmyexperience—andI'veknownquiteafewofthem—armychildrenareaswell-adjustedasanyothers,ifnotmoreso.

     WhattheProfessordoesn'tappeartoappreciateisthefactthatinsuchsituationschildrenwillchangemuchbetterthangrown-ups.

 WhenthiswasputtoProfessorMartin,hesaidthatatnotimehadhisteamsuggestedthatallsuchchildrenwerebackwardormentallyaffectedinsomeway,butsimplythatintheirexperiencetherewasacleartendency.

 “Ourfindingsshowthatwhiletheverybrightchildcandealwithregularchangeswithoutbanninghisorhergeneralprogressinstudies,themajorityofchildrensufferfromconstantlyhavingtoenteranewlearningsituation.”

1.AccordingtoProfessorMartin_____areaffectedbyconstantlychangingtheirschools.

  A.fewarmychildren            B.onlybrightchildren  C.allthechildren              D.mostofthechildren

2.Inthethirdparagraph,thesentence“ifnotmoreso”means_____.

  A.ifarmychildrenarenotmorewell-adjustedthantheothers

  B.iftheotherchildrenarenotmorewell-adjustedthanarmychildren

  C.ifmorearmychildrenarenotaswell-adjustedanyothers

  D.iftherearenotmorechildrenwhocanbewell-adjusted

3.Accordingtothepassage,whothoughtthatitwasnotgoodforchildrentochangeschoolstoooften?

  A.CaptainJames.   B.ProfessorMartin.  C.Thewriterofthepassage.    D.Parentsofthechildren.

4.CaptainJamesholdstheviewthat_____.

  A.whattheProfessorsaidwasright

  B.themoreschoolschildrenchange,thelessprogresstheywillmake

  C.childrencanchangemuchmoreeasilythangrown-ups

  D.allbackwardchildrenaregreatlyaffectedbychangingschools

5.AfterhearingwhatCaptainJamessaid,ProfessorMartin_____.

  A.agreedtohisview  B.changedhisownviewimmediately

  C.stillstucktohisownview  D.refusedtogivehisfurtherexplanation

（B）

 Sincetheearliesttimes,treeshavealwaysbeenveryusefulandimportanttomanwhomadeuseoftheminmanywaysforhisdailylife.Todaytreescontinuetoplayaveryimportantpartinmanyways.Theyprovidemanwithfruits,fuelforburning,woodforbuildingandfurniture.Youcanimaginewhatwouldhappeniftherewerenotreesintheworldinwhichwe'reliving.

     Inthetropicswhereit'sverywarmthroughouttheyear,treesprotectmanfromtheheatofthehotsun.Theyarealsoveryusefulinprotectinggoodandrichtopsoilfrombeingwashedaway,astherearemanyheavyrainsthere.

     Withouttreesandgrass,heavyrainswouldwashawaytherichsurfacesoilwhichissoessentialforagriculture.Theresultisthatthelandbecomesuselessandunproductive.

     Therearemanydesertareasintheworld,whichusedtobeveryrichandfertileareas.Butpeopleinancienttimescutdowntreesindiscriminatelyandnonewtreeswereplanted.Whenstrongwindscame,theyblewawaytherichsurfacesoilandforthisreasonthelandwasturnedintouselessdeserts