英语iii译林牛津版unit2阶段性测试题.docx

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英语iii译林牛津版unit2阶段性测试题

英语iii译林牛津版unit2阶段性测试题

第一部分单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给旳A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项.

1.____isnodoubt____Bobcanwinthefirstpriceinthematch.

A.There;thatB.It;thatC.There;whetherD.It;whether

2.Alexandertriedtogethiswork_______inthemedicalcircles.

A.torecognizeB.recognizingC.recognizeD.recognized

3.________isofnoconcerntous.

A.ItrainornotB.Ifornotitrains

C.WhetheritrainsornotD.Willitrainornot

4.Inpeace，too，theRedCrossisexpectedtosendhelpthereishumansuffering.

A.whoeverB.whereverC．whateverD．however

5.Nineintenparentssaidthereweresignificantdifferencesintheirapproachtheirchildrencomparedwithoftheirparents.

A.toeducate;bothB.toeducate;one

C.toeducating;thatD.toeducating;those

6.Thousandsofforeignerswere______totheShanghaiWorldExpothedayitopened.

A.attendedB.attainedC.attractedD.attached

7.Afterthenewtypeofricewasintroduced,thefarmersproduced_______ricethisyearaslastyear.

A.astwicemuchasB.twiceasmuchasC.twicemuchasD.twiceasmuch

8.—Howabouteighto'clockoutsidethecinema?

—That_______mefine.

A.fitsB.meetsC.satisfiesD.suits

9.＿＿＿＿＿himandthentrytocopywhathedoes．

A.GlanceatB.StareatC.GlareatD.Watch

10.Attherailwaystation,themotherwavedgoodbyetoherdaughteruntilthetrainwas_______.

A.outofsightB.outofreachC.outoforderD.outofplace

11.Thenumberofstudentsinthisschoolby5%everyyear.

A.riseB.risesC.raiseD.raises

12.——IprefershuttingmyselfinandlisteningtomusicalldayonSundays.

——That’sIdon’tagree.Youshouldhaveamoreactivelife.

A.whereB.howC.whenD.what

13.besenttoworkthere?

A.WhodoyousuggestB.Whodoyousuggestthatshould

C.DoyousuggestwhoshouldD.Doyousuggestwhomshould

14.madeherexcitedwasshehadmanagedtowinherhouseback.

A.That;whenB.It;thatC.What;thatD.What;whether

15.Thewayhediditwasdifferentwewereusedto.

A.inwhichB.inwhatC.fromwhatD.fromwhich

第二部分完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给旳A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.

ThetelephoneranginthepolicestationatRichmond,California,US.“16station?

”AtrainforSantaFecollided（相撞）a17attheMcDonaldStreetCrossing.Pleasecomehereatonce.Withanambulance（救护车），too.Amanisbadlywounded,”saida（n）18voiceofayoungwoman.

“OK.We’llcomesoon.Pleasestaythereandwait.”Repliedthe19.

Withinaminute,apolicecarandanambulance20off.Soontheygottothecrossing,butonlytofindeverythingwas21.Nocollision,nowoundedman.

“Whatadirty22!

”saidthepolicemanangrily.“Wemustfindoutthatmischievous（恶作剧）23and…”

Theyhadnotbeenabletosayanythingabouta24whentheyheardthewhistleofatrainwasnearingthemquickly.Allofasudden,atruckappeared.Itcame25towardsthem,too.Whenitwaspassingthecrossing,itsuddenly26tomoveon.Rightthenand27,beforetheeyesofallthepeople28,thetraincollidedwiththetruckheavilyandstruckitdozensofmetresaway.

WhenRandolphBruce,the29,washelpedoutofthedamagedtruck,hewasbadlywoundedjust30theyoungwomanhadforetold（预言）onthephone.Ashewastakentohospitalintime,hewas31atlast.Laterthepolicedidwhatevertheycouldto32thewomanwhohad33them,butfailed.

Itisreally34thataprophecy（预言）shouldcoincidewiththefactso35.

16.A.WeatherB.RailwayC.FireD.Police

17A.busB.truckC.taxiD.train

18.A.sweetB.anxiousC.beautifulD.low

19.A.officialB.policemanC.doctorD.teacher

20.A.turnedB.tookC.startedD.walked

21.A.badB.satisfiedC.pleasantD.fine

22.A.callB.lieC.trickD.plan

23.A.policemanB.BoyC.womanD.driver

24.A.rewardB.praiseC.thanksD.punishment

25.A.turningB.runningC.startingD.passing

26.A.continuedB.refusedC.beganD.stopped

27.A.thereB.afterC.laterD.where

28.A.presentB.aliveC.frightenedD.away

29.A.womanB.policemanC.boyD.driver

30.A.asB.becauseC.ifD.when

31.A.savedB.deadC.awakeD.alive

32.A.findB.meetC.punishD.thank

33.A.laughedB.telephonedC.repeatedD.visited

34.A.excitingB.surprisingC.pleasingD.interesting

35.A.equallyB.trulyC.exactlyD.carefully

第三部分：

阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给旳A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.

A

ItwasaveryfoggydayinLondon.Thefogwassothickthatitwasimpossibletoseemorethanafootorso.Buses,carsandtaxiswerenotabletorunandwerestandingbythesideoftheroad.Peopleweretryingtofindtheirwayaboutonfootbutwerelosingtheirwayinthefog.Mr.SmithhadaveryimportantmeetingattheHouseofCommonsandhadtogettherebutnoonecouldtakehim.Hetriedtowalktherebutfoundhewasquitelost.Suddenlyhebumpedintoastranger.Thestrangeraskedifhecouldhelphim.Mr.SmithsaidhewantedtogettotheHousesofParliament.Thestrangertoldhimhewouldtakehimthere.Mr.Smiththankedhimandtheystartedtowalkthere.Thefogwasgettingthickereveryminutebutthestrangerhadnodifficultyinfindingtheway.Hewentalongonestreet,turneddownanother,crossedasquareandatlastafterabouthalfanhour’swalktheyarrivedattheHousesofParliament.Mr.Smithcouldn’tunderstandhowthestrangerfoundhisway.“Itiswonderful,”hesaid.“Howdoyoufindthewayinthefog?

”

“Itisnotroubleatalltome,”saidthestranger,“Iamblind.”

36.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninferthatbumpintomeans_______.

A.knockoffB.meetbychanceC.strikeD.trafficaccident

37.WhichofthefollowingstatementsareNOTtrue?

A.ThestrangerhasabettersightthanMr.Smith.B.Heavyfogcancausetrafficaccidents.

C.It’seasytogetlostinafoggyday.D.Thefogwasgettingthickerandthicker.

38.Whyisitnotroubleatalltothestrangertofindthewayinthefog?

A.BecauseheisalocalinhabitantofLondon.

B.BecausehelivesnexttotheHousesofParliament.

C.Becauseheisfamiliarwiththeroute.

D.Becausehefindsthewaynotbysightbutbyheart.

39.Thisarticlemainlytellsusthat________.

A.Londonisafoggycity.

B.Mr.Smithworksforthegovernment.

C.AblindstrangerledthewayforMr.Smithinafoggyday.

D.Mr.Smithhadaveryimportantmeetingandlosthiswayinthefog.

B

It’sgreattogoonvacation,butit’salsonicetocomehome.Migrating（迁徙）birdsseemtofeelthesameway.Birdssuchasblack-tailedgodwits（黑尾塍鹬）,amigratingbirdthatcanbefoundinEurope,Asia,northAfricaandnorthAustralia,flysoutheverywinter.Then,theyreturnhometospendthesummermonthswiththeirlifelongpartner.Now,scientistshavefound,pairsofgodwitsoftenreturntotheirsummerbreedinggroundswithinthreedaysofeachother,eventhoughtheyspendtheentirewinterapart.

ResearchersinEngland,putcoloredlegbandsonthebirds.Then,theyaskedbirdwatchersaroundEuropetoreportbyemailwhenandwheretheysawthebirdsduringthewinter.

Thesimplestwayforbirdstoreturnatthesametimewouldbetospendthewintertogether.Afterall,ifthey’reindifferentplaces,theycan’tcalleachotheronthephoneandtalkaboutwhenthey’llmeetagain.

But,thesurveyfoundthatcouplesusuallyspenttheirwintersindifferentcountriesupto1,000kilometersapart.Onemale,forexample,spentthewinteronthecoastofIrelandwhilehismatewasinFrance.

Thesefindingsareimportantforprotectingthebirds,scientistssay.Black-tailedgodwitsliveforupto25years.TheyspendtheirsummersinIceland,wheretheymate,buttheyspreadalloverotherpartsofEuropeinwinter.Onceapairmates,there’sa90percentchancethatthey’llreturntomatewitheachotheragainthenextyear.So,protectionoftheirwidewebofholidaydestinationsisveryimportant.

40.Black-tailedgodwitsarebirdsthat.

A.liveinfivecontinentsB.feedonfish

C.makealongjourneyinwinterD.allgatherinEnglandinwinter

41.Thepassagetellsusthat.

A.pairsofgodwitshavefixedthedateofmigrationinadvance

B.Britishresearchersspendplentyoftimewatchinggodwits

C.Britishresearcherslearnthelocalpositionofgodwitsbyemail

D.scientistshavefoundouthowgodwitsarrangetheirdateofreturn

42.Whyarethefindingsaboutgodwitsimportant?

A.Tohelppeopleobservethem.B.Tohelpgodwitsfindtheirmates.

C.TohelpthemtofindtheirdestinationD.Tohelppeopleprotecttheirhabitats.

43.Thebesttitleforthepassageis.

A.Thebriefintroductionofgodwits’lifeB.Themigrationofgodwitsinterestsscientists

C.GodwitsarewellprotectedD.Godwitscomebackhomeforlove

C

IwaswalkingalongOrchardRoadwhenIrealizedatallyoungmanwearingajacketandtiewasfollowingme.Inoticedhimbecausenotmanypeoplewearajacketandtieinthemiddleofahotsummerday,andIhadalreadyseenthismanfourtimesthatafternoon.

Tomakesurehewasfollowingme,Iwalkedonquickly,turnedrightintoashoppingcenterandthenstoppedtolookinashopwindow.Soonthemanappearedandstoppedatanothershopwindow.Iwalkedonandstoppedseveraltimes.WhenIstopped,hestoppedtoo.

Ibegantoberatherworriedanddecidedtotrytolosethisstrangeman.WhenIsawataxicoming,Ijumpedintoit.AsIwastellingthetaxidriverwheretogo,Ifoundthemangetintoanothertaxi,whichthenfollowedmine.AsthetwotaxiesslowlymadetheirwayalongOrchardRoad,Ilookedbackatthetaxi