unts 12 单元综合测试题.docx

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unts12单元综合测试题

必修二第1-2单元综合测试题

第一卷（三部分，共105分）

（略）

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21.—Manyofusinourcompanyhavea____opinionofhim.

—Butheis____spokenofbymostoftheleaders.

A.bad;highlyB.bad;highC.badly;highD.badly;highly

22.—CouldyousendmeanapplicationfortheTOEFLtest？

—____.What’syournameandaddress?

A.It’sallrightB.You’rewelcome

C.That’srightD.Noproblem

23.Maryisinapoor____ofhealth,whichworrieshermotherverymuch.

A.positionB.circumstanceC.stateD.situation24.Inasportsteameachplayerhasaclearrole,andtherearefewoccasions____membersareconfusedoruncertainoftheirroles.

A.whenB.whoseC.whyD.which

25.—DoyouthinkIshouldjointhesinginggroup,Mary?

—___IfIwereinyourshoes,Icertainlywould.

A.Noneofyourbusiness.B.Itdepends.

C.Whynot?

D.Idon’tthinkso.

26.Tomwassaidto___Maryfor40years.

A.havebeenmarriedtoB.havemarriedwithC.havebeenmarriedwithD.hadmarriedwith

27.—MayIuseyourcartomorrowmorning?

—Iamafraidyoucan’tbecauseitbrokedownthisafternoonand______tomorrowmorning.

A.willhavebeenrepairedB.istorepair

C.willrepairD.willbebeingrepaired28.—Whatanicedress!

—Thankyou.ThisdressI___500yuanwasmadeinShanghai.

A.spentonB.paidforC.costD.boughtfor

29.Theytraveledonandonacrosstheoceanuntiltheycameto___theythoughtwasIndia,____wasinfacttheNewContinent.

A.what;whichB.where;that

C.there;whichD.there;where

30.—IwassurprisedtoseewildflowersinAlaska.

—Oh,manypeoplethinkthereisnothingthere___iceandsnow.

A.muchasB.ratherthan

C.apartfromD.regardlessof

31.Asisknowntousall,everyfouryearsathletesfromallovertheworldcompete____medalsintheOlympicGames.

A.againstB.forC.withD.as

32.Hemadeanotherwonderfuldiscovery,____ofgreatimportancetoscience.

A.whichhebelievedwouldbe

B.whichhebelieveditwouldbe

C.whichhebelievedit

D.hebelievedwhichwouldbe

33.—Doyoubelievewhatyourbrothersaid?

—No,becausehesaidthatthesun____aroundtheearth.A.movesB.hasmovedC.movedD.move

34.Lastweekhewascaughtstealingthingsinthestore.____hisyouth,thebosshasdecidednottochargehim.

A.InspiteofB.Inviewof

C.InchargeofD.Incaseof

35.—Whatareyouarguingabout?

—Heinsiststhathe____sightofamanhavinglunchintheroomatthetime,butinfactithasbeenemptyforalongtime.

A.caughtB.shouldcatchC.catchD.catches

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

WhenPhillipwasonhiswaytotheairportoneafternoon,heaskedthedrivertowaitoutsidethebankwhilehecollectedsometraveler’schecks.

Theplanewasto36at5:

30pm.Fromtherewasstilla37journeytotheairport38Phillipmerelywatchedthescenealongtheway.Shortlybeforearriving,hebegan39thethingshewouldneedforthe40:

tickets,money,theaddressofhishotel,traveler’schecks,buthowabouthispassport?

Phillipwentthroughhispocket.Hesuddenly41thathemusthavelefthispassportatthe42.

Whatcouldhedo?

Itwasnowfivepastfourandtherewouldbeno43toreturntothebank.Thiswasthe44timehewasrepresentinghisfirmforanimportant45withthemanagerofaFrenchfirminParisthefollowingmorning.Withoutapassporthewouldbe46toboardtheplane.Atthatmoment,thetaxi47outsidetheairterminal（候机楼）.Phillipgot48,tookhissuitcaseandpaidthedriver.Hethen49agooddealofconfusioninthebuilding.A50couldbeheardovertheloudspeaker.

“Weverymuch51thatowingtoatwenty-four-hourstrikeofairportstaff,allflightsfortherestoftodayhavehadtobe52.Passengersareadvisedtogetintouchwiththeirtravelagentsorwiththisterminalfor53ontomorrow’sflights.”Phillipgaveadeep54.Hewouldlethisfirmknowaboutthissituationand,thankgoodness,hewouldhavetheopportunityofcallingathisbankthefollowingmorningto55hispassport.

36.A.checkinB.loadoffC.takeoffD.leavefor

37.A.longB.shortC.pleasantD.rough

38.A.asB.soC.butD.because

39.A.countingB.lookingover

C.thinkingaboutD.checking

40.A.planeB.tripC.meetingD.flight

41.A.realizedB.understood

C.recognizedD.learned

42.A.hotelB.bankC.officeD.taxi

43.A.timeB.chanceC.possibilityD.use

44.A.goldenB.lastC.onlyD.first

45.A.journeyB.visitC.businessD.meeting

46.A.sadB.unable

C.impossibleD.difficult

47.A.stoppedB.leftC.brokeD.climbed

48.A.offB.backC.outD.away

49.A.startedB.caughtC.noticedD.watched

50.A.speechB.signalC.callD.voice

51.A.apologizeB.announceC.worryD.regret

52.A.calledoffB.calledon

C.calledupD.calledfor

53.A.ideasB.plansC.informationD.time

54.A.shoutB.sighC.smileD.cry

55.A.returnB.findC.recoverD.gather

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Naturehascreatedmanywaystoprotectcreatures’eyes.Themostcommonprotectionistheeyelid—afoldofskinthatclosesovertheeye,protectingitfromdamage.Eyelashesareusefulforkeepingoutdustandotherthings,andtearswashawayanysmallpiecesthatgetthroughtheotherdefenses.

Somecreatures,includingmostbirds,havethreeeyelids.Theupperandlowerlidsactlikehumanlidsandkeepoutlittletreebranches,dirt,andsand.Thethirdeyelid,however,isasemitransparenttissue（半透明组织）thatcrossesovertheeyefromtheinsidecornertotheoutsidecorner.Becauseofthisprotectivemembrane（隔膜）,birdsseldomhavetoblink.Theyclosetheireyesonlywhentheygotosleep.Forducks,thisthirdeyelidservesasanunderwaterdivingmaskthathelpstheducksfindfood.

Mostfishandsnakeshavenoeyelidsatall.Instead,ahardglassycoveringprotectstheireyes.Forfish,waterconstantlysweepsawaydirtfromthecovering.Andasnake’seyesightisusuallysobadthatalittledirtobscuringitsvisiondoesnotdisturbitgreatly.

Eyelashesdefendtheeyebyshadingitfromglare.Theyalsoactlikeminiaturebrushestoremovedust.Camelshaveeyelashesthatarefourincheslongtoprotecttheireyesfromwind-blownsandinthedesert.

56.Birdsdon’toftenblinkbecause.

A.theydon’tneedtosleepalot

B.theirupperandlowerlidscankeepawaylittlebranches,dirtandsand

C.eyelashesactlikeminiaturebrushestoremovedust

D.theyhaveakindoftissuetocovertheeyes

57.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothispassage?

A.Ducksdon’tclosetheireyesevenwhentheygotosleep.

B.Alittledirtdoesn’tdisturbasnake’seyesightbadlybecauseitseyesightisverygood.

C.Eyelasheshelptokeepawaysmallpiecesthatgetthroughtheothertwodefenses.

D.Somecreatureshaveahardcoveringtoprotecttheireyesinsteadofeyelids.

58.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Eyelids:

themostcommoneyeprotection.

B.Whydon’tfishandsnakeshaveeyelids?

C.Nature’sprotectionoftheeyes.

D.Thethirdeyelid.

59.Fromthesecondparagraph,wecanknowthat.

A.eyelidsarealwaysnecessaryinnature

B.waterishelpfulinsweepingthedirtawayfromfish’seyelids

C.birdsofteropentheireyeswhentheygotosleep

D.duckscan’tfindfoodsoeasilywithoutthethirdeyelid

60.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethat.

A.eyelidsaremoreimportantinprotectingcreatures’eyesthanotherdevices

B.creaturesdevelopdifferentmodesofeyeprotectionindifferentenvironments

C.birdsoftenclosetheireyesinthedaytime

D.afish’seyelidisahardglassycovering

B

Morethan2,000vegetarianinns,spas（温泉区）,camps,andvacationspotsareincludedintheＶｅｇｅｔａｒｉａｎＪｏｕｒｎａｌ’ｓＧｕｉｄｅｔｏＮａｔｕｒａｌＦｏｏｄＲｅｓｔａｕｒａｎｔｓintheUSandCanada.Apreviousguidetenyearsagohadonly1,000listings.

Forbusinessesinterestedinmarketingvegetarianproducts,thereisinformationaboutthenumberofpeopleinterestedinvegetarianism.TheVegetarianResourceGroup,however,wantstoknowhowmanyactualvegetariansareoutthere.

Pollstrackingthenumberofvegetariansareimportantbecausetheyshowthatnowthereisaverygoodimageaboutvegetarianism.Moreandmorepeoplewanttobecalledvegetarians.Theprobleminmostpollsisthatyouareaskingpeopletoexplainwhatavegetarianis.Sotheanswerdoesnotreallymeanthosepeoplewhodonoteatanymeat,fish,orfowl（禽类）.

IntheVegetarianResourceGroup1994Roperpollweasked,“Pleaseidentifytheitemsonthislist,ifany,whichyounevereat:

meat,fish/seafood,dairyproducts,eggs,honey.”Pleasenotethatthekeywordwas“never”.Thenumberscouldbeverydifferentiftherewasno“never”.

Aresultofthislatestpollwecanbe95percentsurethat1to3percentofthepopulationaretrulyvegetarian,thatistosay,theynevereatmeat,fish,orfowl.Thisislowerthanthe3to7percentwhoconsiderthemselvesvegetarians,orthe20to30percentmarketshareforvegetarianproducts,butstillaprettyhighnumber,whichtranslatesintonearlyahalfmillionto2millionvegetarians.

61.Whichofthefollowingitemsmaybelongtoatruevegetarian’sdailymenu?

A.Honey.B.Milk.C.Shellfish.D.Carrots.

62.Accordingtothispassage,weknowthat.

A.mostpeopledon’twanttobecalledvegetarians

B.peopledonotreallyagreeonthedefinitionofavegetarian

C.peoplewanttoknowthenumberofvegetariansforscientificreasons

D.businessmenneverusepollsasameansofmarketresearch

63.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEacco