周测1415学年上学期高一新课标必修四Unit+4试题浙江含答案.docx

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周测1415学年上学期高一新课标必修四Unit+4试题浙江含答案

14-15学年新课标高二上学期Unit4测试

Class:

Name:

Marks:

第一节单项填空（共20小题；每小题0.5分，满分10分）

1.—　　　!

Thereisaspeedtrapaboutfivemilesdowntheroad.

—Thankyouforremindingme.I’llslowdownthecar.

A.ForgetitB.WatchoutC.StopD.Whatapity

2.Ourcompanyisat　　　crossroads,and,Ithink,anymajordecisionwillhave　　　greatinfluenceonitsfuture.

A.不填;theB.不填;不填C.the;aD.a;the

3.—Whereisyoursister,Susan?

—She’sinherbedroom.She　　　herexperimentreportallthemorning.

A.hasbeenpreparingB.waspreparing

C.preparedD.hadbeenpreparing

4.Ithinkyoushouldgiveanexplanationtotheteacherforyourstrangebehaviortoavoid　　　byhim.

A.misunderstandB.beingmisunderstood

C.tomisunderstandD.tobemisunderstood

5.The　　　hecameupwithatthemeetingtodealingwiththeproblemssoundedgood,butitneededtobeimproved.

A.wayB.passageC.methodD.approach

6.Thesurveyshowsthatwell-educatedpeopleareless　　　tosmokethanthosewithfeweryearsofschooling.

A.possibleB.likelyC.probableD.able

7.Tohisdisappointment,themanagerdidn’tattachgreatimportancetohissuggestion,nor　　　ameetingtodiscussit.

A.hadheheldB.hehadheldC.didheholdD.heheld

8.Thekids　　　wellatschool,whichmakestheirparentshappyandproud.

A.functionB.presentC.behaveD.react

9.Thecompetitionattractedmorethan500athletes　　　tendifferentcountries,someofwhomwereOlympicchampions.

A.representingB.represented

C.torepresentD.havingrepresented

10.SouthAfricanPresidentJacobZumasaidonthedeparture（离开）ofNelsonMandela　　　thenationhadlostitsgreatestsonandpeoplehadlostafather.

A.whereB.whichC.thatD.what

11.Mr.Zhouturnedhisback　　　hisownfriendswhentheyneededhelp,whichmadethemangry.

A.forB.againstC.withD.to

12.Don’tbetoo　　　aboutthingsyouarenotsupposedtoknow,fortheymaygetyouintotrouble.

A.curiousB.anxiousC.particularD.worried

13.—It’sourdutytodefendourcountry　　　enemies.

—That’sright.Oncetheycomeclose　　　ourland,wewilldrivethemaway.

A.with;onB.with;toC.against;onD.against;to

14.Chang’e-3’sgracefullandingmadeahistoricbreakthrough,　　　theachievementsofherformertwosistersChang’e-1andChang’e-2farbehind.

A.leftB.toleaveC.havingleftD.leaving

15.Thenewsthathehadpassedthefinalexaminationputhim　　　,soheboughtthetrainticketandgotreadytogohome.

A.atheartB.ateaseC.atwillD.athand

16.—Let’shaveapartyintheopenair,OK?

—　　　Alovelyday,isn’tit?

A.Whynot?

B.Mypleasure.C.Whatofit?

D.Letmesee.

17.—Jackistoreturntohisowncountry,isn’the?

—Yes.BynextSaturday,he　　　hisresearchinChina.

A.finishedB.willfinishC.willhavefinishedD.finishes

18.—　　　wonthetitleofWorldPlayeroftheYear?

—Amyofcourse.

A.WhomwasitthatB.WhomitwasthatC.WhowasitthatD.Whoitwasthat

19.Pleasekeepquietanddon’ttouchanythinginthelabunless　　　.

A.tobeallowedB.allowedtoC.tobeallowingD.allowed

20.NeverbeforeseenanybodywhocanplaytennisaswellasRobert.

A.hadsheB.shehadC.shehasD.hasshe

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

Assoonasyou’reawarethatyou’regoingofftheroadandintoabodyofwater,placebothofyourhandsonthesteeringwheel（方向盘）inthe“tenandtwo”positions.Theimpactyourcarmakescould　21　theairbagsysteminyourcarandanyotherpositioncould　22　seriousinjuryinsuchanevent.

　23　thecellphonecall.Yourcarisn’tgoingtowaitforyoutomakethecalland　24　,alotofpeoplehave　25　theirlivestryingthis.Getbusy　26　.

Openthewindowassoonasyouhitthe　27　.Leavethedoor　28　atthisstageandconcentrateonthe　29　.Trythemethodofopeningitelectronicallyfirst.Manypeopledon’t　30　ofthewindowasanoptionforescape　31　becauseofpanic,lackofusingthewindowfortheexitnormally,or　32　they’refocusedonlotsofmisinformationaboutdoorsandsinking.

Ifyouaren’tableto　33　thewindow,oritonlyopenshalfway,breakit.Ifyouhaveno　34　orheavyobjectstobreakitwith,useyourfeetorhighheels;thesemight　35　whenplacedatthecornersofthewindow.Thesooneritisopen,thesooneryouwillbeableto　36　directlythroughthebrokenwindow.Don’teventrythewindshield（挡风玻璃）.Sideandrearwindowsarethebestoptionsforescape.

Ifyouhaveaheavyobject,aimforthe　37　ofthewindow.Arock,hammer,　38　,laptop,largecamera,etc.,mightallserveassuitableobjects.Eventhekeysmightworkifyou’re　39　enough.Ifyou’vealreadythoughtahead,youmighthaveawindowbreakingtoolhandyinthecar.

Takea　40　,andswimoutthroughthebrokenwindowassoonasyou’vebrokenit.

21.A.getoffB.setoffC.showoffD.cutoff

22.A.preventB.stopC.causeD.suffer

23.A.MakeB.AnswerC.ForgetD.Check

24.A.luckilyB.sadlyC.hopefullyD.surprisingly

25.A.savedB.livedC.ledD.lost

26.A.lookingoutB.turningupC.standingupD.gettingout

27.A.recordB.carC.waterD.road

28.A.aloneB.openC.calmD.safe

29.A.doorB.windowC.seatD.airbag

30.A.thinkB.talkC.botherD.care

31.A.eitherB.neitherC.bothD.all

32.A.whenB.unlessC.becauseD.once

33.A.breakB.openC.closeD.touch

34.A.energyB.strengthC.methodsD.tools

35.A.hurtB.changeC.workD.benefit

36.A.lookB.escapeC.driveD.rush

37.A.outsideB.surfaceC.cornerD.center

38.A.umbrellaB.handkerchiefC.bagD.glove

39.A.fastB.oldC.braveD.strong

40.A.stepB.seatC.breathD.rest

第二部分阅读理解（第一节20小题，每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Carter,11yearsold,andOlivia,10yearsold,havebeenworkinghardforthelastthreeyearstohelpensurethatwhenwegrowupandhavefamiliesofourown,ourchildrencanseeallofthoseendangeredanimals!

Theyevenhavetheirownnonprofit（非盈利的）organization—OneMoreGeneration（OMG）.

CarterandOliviafoundedOMGin2009.AfteradoptingcheetahsinSouthAfricaforseveralyears,theyfoundthattheendangeredspecieslikethecheetahmaynotsurviveanothergeneration.“Itoldmybrotherwehadtodosomething,”Oliviasaid.

Afterrepeatedlyaskingtheirparentsforpermission,OMGwasborn.“Ourparentsalwaystellkidsthattheycanalsomakeadifferenceintheworld,”Oliviasaid.“Theyjusthavetoworkveryhardandnevergiveup.”

CarterandOliviahavedonemuchworksincetheyfoundedOMG.They’vetraveledtoSouthAfricawiththeAnnvanDykCheetahCentreandfedtheircheetahs,convincedpeopleinGeorgiatostophostingtheirannualRattlesnakeRoundup,andevendeliveredsuppliestotheGulftohelptheanimalsaffectedbytheBPoilspill.“Itwasgreattoseethatalloursupplieshelpedmakeadifference,”Cartersaid.

Theyalsopresenttoothershowtosavetheenvironment.InearlyNovember,theyspokeattheCollegeofCharlestonSouthCarolinaandtheEastCooperMontessoriCharterSchool.

OneofOMG’sgoalsistoraisepeople’sawarenessaboutplasticpollution.“WeproducesomuchplastictrashinAmericaandwewillneverbeabletocompletelyrecycleit,”Carterexplained.“Lessthan10%oftheshoppingbagsgetrecycled.Thatmeanstheremaining90%endsupinourenvironmentwhereitwillsitforover500years.”Tostopplasticpollution,weshouldrecycleasmuchaspossible!

41.OMGisanorganizationthat　　　.

A.servestoprotecttheendangeredspeciesB.collectsmoneyforthepoorpeople

C.helpspeopletorecycleplastictrashD.offersjobstotheteenagerslikeCarter

42.WecanlearnfromParagraph3thatCarterandOlivia’sparents　　　.

A.didn’tallowthemtoadoptcheetahsB.askedthemtoworkhardattheirlessons

C.advisedthemtosetagoalforthefutureD.encouragedthemtodowhattheywantedto

43.Accordingtothefourthparagraph,whatCartersaidsuggeststhatthey　　　.

A.wouldliketoseedifferentanimalsB.enjoyedtravelingtoSouthAfrica

C.werehappytohelptheanimalsalotD.stillneededmoresupplies

44.Carterisworriedprobablybecause　　　.

A.thereismuchrubbishinAmericaB.plastictrashcannotberecycledcompletely

C.itisimpossibletorecycleplastictrashD.manypeoplelikeusingplasticbags

45.Whichsectionofanewspaperisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?

A.History.B.Culture.C.Geography.D.Environment.

B

Youmightbesurprisedtolearnthatsmalleverydaygesturesinwesternculturemayberegardedasrudeandignorant（愚昧的）onesinothercultures.

InChinaandJapan,kissingisnotusualasagreeting,whilecountriessuchastheUSA,AustraliaandtheUKhaveyettoseemenkissingasagreeting.Awelcomingkissonbothcheekswiththesamesexisamatterofcourseinmanyregions,especiallyaroundtheMediterranean,NorthAfricaandtheMiddleEast.

Inthewesternworld,handshakesbetweenmenandwomenareofcoursethemostwidespreadformofgreeting.InastrictMuslimculture,kissingawomaninpublic,especiallyifsheisunmarried,wouldnotbeacceptable.Amanwouldonlyshakehandswithawomanifsheofferedhimherhandfirst.InMuslimandHindusociety,thelefthandisconsideredunclean,sopracticessuchashandshakingandeatingareonlyeverperformedwiththerighthand.

Bowingcanvarybetweendifferentculturesandregions.Thewayyoubowdependsonthesocialsituationandthereasonyouarebowing.InthecountrieslikeJapan,ChinaandKorea,bowingshowsrespectforeldersandthoseinauthority.Inthewesternworld,directeyecontactisseenasasign