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

1、届高考英语一轮复习单元测试Unit 2 Fit for life牛津版选修72014届高考英语一轮复习单元测试Unit 2 Fit for life牛津版选修7、单项填空1. _ I know, he is a good teacher.A. So far asB. So long asC. So farD. As soon as2. Albert is looking forward to seeing his grandpa in Greenfieldat the end of this term. He is always saying, The summer vacation cant

2、 come _ soon.A. tooB. veryC. soD. rather3. The car is running _ the speed of 60 miles an hour.A. withB. at C. by D. in4. He sold the car by _ a notice in the newspaper.A. givingB. takingC. putting D. having5. The_ outside the house said Private.A. markB. boardC. advice D. notice6. What he _ us made

3、it easier to know his life. A. toldB. mentioned C. saidD. spoke7. To help a friend solve the problem troubling him, _.A. a friend should be equipped with the kind of knowledge requiredB. a man should be equipped with the kind of knowledge requiredC. nothing is better than the offering of ones moneyD

4、. keeping ones promise is most important8. Im sorry we gave you such short_ of our visit.A. attentionB. notice C. informationD. preparation9. They have seen the film _. A. before long B. long before C. long ago D. for a long time10. He _ a visit to Paris last month. A. got B. did C. took D. paid11.

5、The soldiers stood there _ silence. A. withB. inC. by D. through12. There seemed to be a large room _. A. downstairsB. in downstairs C. to downstairs D. under downstairs13. The rain, _ to come at 8 pm, was delayed for some reason. A. supposesB. supposed C. which supposed D. was supposed14. _ you hav

6、e bought! A. What a fine piece of furniture B. How fine furniture C. What a fine furniture D. How beautiful a furniture15. Well have more meetings like this in the weeks _.A. coming B. to be comingC. to comeD. came16. Many things _ impossible in the past are common today. A. considered B. to conside

7、rC. considering D. being considered17.Although I spoke to him many times, he never took any _of what I said.A. noticeB. remarkC. observation D. attention18. The pen _ belongs to me. A. which it is on the tableB. lying on the table C. is on the tableD. which on the table19. The boy can have five piec

8、es of bread _.A. at one timeB. at a timeC. for a timeD. for one time20. I wish you _. A. happyB. happilyC. happinessD. a happiness、完形填空 Miss King was watching TV to relax after a days work. Suddenly the program 1. “Sorry to interrupt the program. Now we are requested to broadcast an important notice

9、 from the 2: At about nine this evening, an old woman 3 79 named Mrs White was robbed and killed by a robber who was4 a green coat. 5 who can supply any clue are requested to report to the police.” The terrible news made the lonely girl filled with 6. She couldnt help looking7 _ . But she didnt noti

10、ce that a man was already8the door to the veranda(走廊). All of a sudden the man 9 before Miss King. The girl really didnt know what to 10. “Dont 11 for trouble. Just 12 your necklace and ring on the table, and then Ill think over whether I shall be safe to stay here 13 the night,” said the robber. Th

11、at made Miss King even more 14, but she tried to calm herself.Just then there came the whistle of a police car. In a little while, someone15the door bell. The man said with a pistol 16 the girls back. “Dont 17 the door and say you have gone to bed. Never let him in.” But the girl got an idea. She as

12、ked the man outside the 18. “Oh, who are you?” “Im Sergeant Bull. Miss King, is there 19 unusual here?” “No, there isnt.” Immediately she added _20, Only my21 and I are here in the room. “Well then, good night.” Bull replied in the same voice.A few minutes later, the sound of 22 could be heard. “Its

13、 well done,” the robber laughed. Then he rushed to the girl. Almost at the same time the glass on the window of Miss King 23 into pieces. The policemen 24 into the room from the veranda and caught the robber before he could run away.“Miss King, 25 you said about your brothers being in the room made

14、us take action right away,” said Sergeant Bull, “for we have already known that your brother was killed in an accident a year ago.”1. A. startedB. stoppedC. ended D. disappeared2. A. policeB. government C. armyD. prison3. A. forB. at C. of D. with4. A. dressed B. wearing C. on D. putting on5. A. Peo

15、ple B. AnyoneC. TheseD. Those6. A. fearB. angerC. surpriseD. sadness7. A. aroundB. backC. upD. over8. A. from B. at C. byD. behind9. A. came B. walkedC. appearedD. ran10. A. say B. makeC. doD. deal with11. A. ask B. take C. expect D. shout12. A. take off B. putC. hand inD. give out13. A. in B. for C

16、. atD. by14. A. surprisedB. terrifiedC. terrifying D. terrible15. A. rangB. touched C. turned onD. struck16. A. onB. at C. to D. against17. A. knockB. go out of C. closeD. open18. A. car B. doorC. window D. veranda19. A. someoneB. anyoneC. anythingD. something20. A. excitedlyB. anxiouslyC. aloudD. b

17、ravely21. A. brotherB. sisterC. fatherD. mother22. A. policeman B. police carC. robber D. footsteps23. A. turnedB. broughtC. broke D. changed24. A. slippedB. putC. fellD. hurried25. A. what B. when C. asD. thatIV、阅读理解( A )Professor Martins report says that children who attend a number of different s

18、chools, because their parents have to move around the country, probably make slow progress in their studies. There are also signs, says Professor Martin, that an unusually large number of such children are mentally affected. Captain Thomas James, an army lecturer for the past 20 years and himself a

19、father of two children, said, Ive never heard such rubbish. Taking me for example, no harm is done to the education of my children who change schools regularlyif they keep to the same courses, as in our army schools. In my experienceand Ive known quite a few of themarmy children are as well-adjusted

20、 as any others, if not more so. What the Professor doesnt appear to appreciate is the fact that in such situations children will change much better than grown-ups. When this was put to Professor Martin, he said that at no time had his team suggested that all such children were backward or mentally a

21、ffected in some way, but simply that in their experience there was a clear tendency. “Our findings show that while the very bright child can deal with regular changes without banning his or her general progress in studies, the majority of children suffer from constantly having to enter a new learnin

22、g situation.”1. According to Professor Martin _ are affected by constantly changing their schools. A. few army childrenB. only bright children C. all the children D. most of the children2. In the third paragraph, the sentence “if not more so” means _. A. if army children are not more well-adjusted t

23、han the others B. if the other children are not more well-adjusted than army children C. if more army children are not as well-adjusted any others D. if there are not more children who can be well-adjusted3. According to the passage, who thought that it was not good for children to change schools to

24、o often? A. Captain James. B. Professor Martin. C. The writer of the passage. D. Parents of the children.4. Captain James holds the view that _. A. what the Professor said was right B. the more schools children change, the less progress they will make C. children can change much more easily than gro

25、wn-ups D. all backward children are greatly affected by changing schools5. After hearing what Captain James said, Professor Martin _. A. agreed to his view B. changed his own view immediately C. still stuck to his own view D. refused to give his further explanation( B) Since the earliest times, tree

26、s have always been very useful and important to man who made use of them in many ways for his daily life. Today trees continue to play a very important part in many ways. They provide man with fruits, fuel for burning, wood for building and furniture. You can imagine what would happen if there were

27、no trees in the world in which were living. In the tropics where its very warm throughout the year, trees protect man from the heat of the hot sun. They are also very useful in protecting good and rich topsoil from being washed away, as there are many heavy rains there. Without trees and grass, heav

28、y rains would wash away the rich surface soil which is so essential for agriculture. The result is that the land becomes useless and unproductive. There are many desert areas in the world, which used to be very rich and fertile areas. But people in ancient times cut down trees indiscriminately and no new trees were planted. When strong winds came, they blew away the rich surface soil and for this reason the land was turned into useless deserts