高三年級(jí)英語(yǔ)unit9-10復(fù)習(xí)題

1、高三年級(jí)英語(yǔ) Unit910 復(fù)習(xí)題一單項(xiàng)選擇We shoul prevent such a silly mistakeagain.occurringB. to occurC. to be occurre. from being occurreso nice to hear from her., we last met more than thirty years ago. moreB. That is to sayC. in other wors. Believe it or notThe factory hasworkers because of the rop in sales.lai

2、outB lai offC. lai asie. lai ownShe was epresse an felt totallyabout the future.hopefulB. hopelessC. anxious. unfortunateShe mae a few mistakes playing the violin, but you shoul makefor her since shes onlybeen playing for a year.A. allowancesB. promisesC. room. wayPlease ask the lawyer what hiswoul

3、be to take the case to court.wageB. incomeC. fee. welfareI hope the weatherby this afternoon, because we want to go out.cleans upB. cleans outC clears up. clears 8It was raining outsie, I coulnt fin ataxi.A. to make things betterB. to make things worseC. still worse. still betterTom got a small sala

4、ry every month, so he coulnt.make ens meetingB .make his ens meetC .make ens meet. make en meetAfter the robbery, the shop installe a sophisticate alarm system as insurancefuture losses.A. forB. fromC. against. towarsThe computer revolution may well change society asas i the Inustrial Revolution.A.

5、certainlyB. insignificantlyC. funamentally. comparativelyThe committee is unerto reach agreement before minight.A. utyB. pressureC. control. influenceIf you want to get a book out of the library youthe catalogue first.A. consultB. correlateC. instruct. insultAs the result of the, the iplomatic ties

6、between the two countries were severe. （ 絕）A. incientB. accientC. event. occurrenceHe was almost asleep,with all this har work.A. wornB. worn outC. worn off. worn awayHe accientallyhe ha quarrele with his wife an then he hant been home for a couple of weeks.A. let outB. took careC. make sure. mae ou

7、tWhen John was arreste for runken riving, he expecte to lose his riving license, but he waswith a fine.A. let throughB. let ownC. let off. let outMr. Bally approvethe conference.A. me to attenB. for my atteningC. of me to atten. of my atteningThe effect of the rug willafter four hours or so.A. fall

8、throughB. win upC. en up. wear offThis room is partlywith a few ol armchairs.A. offereB. givenC. affore. furnishe the bus arrive, forty minutes late.A. At lengthB. In the first placeC. As a consequence. In etailWhile talking to chilren, remember toyour explanation for them.A. easeB. purifyC. simplif

9、y. clearThe bike my father bought mehim about one thousan yuan.tookB. spentC. pai. costThe stuents were sitting in the classroom with their eyeson the teachers.fixingB. fixeC. were fixe. being fixeThis problem is.worth being consiereB. worth consieringC. worthy consieration. worthwhile being consier

10、eIn the war, the armysupplies uring several months.furnish withB. is furnisheC. is furnishe with. are furnishe atot all speak at once., please.Each at one timeB. One by one timeC. One for each time. One at a timeSuenly an ieahis min, so his voice became more etermine an his more.flashe into; flasheB

11、. flashe into; flashingC. flashe; flashe. flash into; flashingWhen he grows up, he is so successful that hehis har work.took prie inB. takes prie inC .takes prie. took prieThe little boy just begins to speak English. He goesto greatto say the sentence full length.A. lengths; atB .length; atC. length

12、s; in. lengths; with二 完形填空Americas latest strategy (關(guān)于策)for single persons who ont want to be single any longer has many names: spee-ating, express-ate, 10-minute-ating or simply mini-ate.The principle is the same: Why spen an 31 evening with a stranger 32 you realize after only the first few minute

13、s that you cant 33 the person?The solution: The man an woman sit own 34 each other. A bell is soune, an in the next 7 to 10 minutes each one tries to fin out as much as possible about the 35 person. When the bell 36 off a secon time, the man stans up an moves 37 to the next female.At such a meeting

14、in San Francisco38, some 200 men an women between the ages 30 an 60 ha a39expression on their faces, in two long40opposite each other. The signal was given, an then almost everyboy starte41away.Richar Gosse,42of AMERICAN SINGLES, says this is the fastest, most effective an at the moment 43 way to se

15、arch for a partner. Minute-ate has become aeverywhere from computer fans in Silicon Valley to young people in San Francisco to the suburbs of Chicago. Gosse says the quick metho to get to know each other is helpful above all forsingles who are not brave enough to speak to a stranger in a bar.His46:

16、ont talk about money, your weight or about your former partner, but47about your reams, esires an hobbies.Most spee-ating meetings cost about US $25 per evening,48a person to get to 15 to20 people49the opposite sex. Spee-ating is so much in eman in America thatmost meetings are50out weeks an months i

17、n avance.31.A. excitingB. entireC. interesting. early32.A. ifB. beforeC. until. unless33.A. knowB. comfortC. stan. meet34.A. watchingB.facingC. noticing.separating35.A. firstB.nextC. last.other36.A. takesB.setsC. goes.falls37.A. onBaboutC. out.in38.A. long agoB.at firstC. recently.immeiately39.A. ca

18、lmB.hopefulC. serious.fearful40.A. groupsB.teamsC. rows.pairs41.A. laughingB.walkingC. running.talking42.A. bossB.chairmanC. official.trainer43.A. cleverestB.cheapestC. best.hottest44.A. practiceB.trainingC. traition.custom45.A. activeB.attractiveC. shy.anxious46.A. ieaB.tipC. orer.warning47.A. stil

19、lB.ratherC. also.even48.A. forcingB.persuaingC. encouraging.allowing49.A. ofB.fromC. for.among50.A. atteneB.bookeC. reporte.announce三閱讀理解How can you fin out what is going on insie a persons boy without opening the patientsboy up? Regular X rays can show a lot. CAT a complete view of boy 器官掃描儀）can sh

20、ow even more. They can giveWhat is a CAT scan? CAT stans for a kin of machine. It is a special X-ray machine that gets a 360-egree picture of a small area of a patients boy.octors use X rays to stuy an etermine iseases an injuries within the boy. X rays can fin a foreign object insie the boy or take

21、 pictures of some insie organs to be X-raye.A CAT scanner, however. uses a group of X rays to give a cross 一 sectional view of a specific part of the boy. A fine group of X rays is scanne across the boy an aroun the patientfrom many ifferent irections. A computer stuies the information from each ire

22、ction an prouces a clear cross-sectional picture on a screen. This picture is then photographe for later use. Several cross sections，taken one after another, can give clear photos of the entire boy or of any boy organs. The newest scanners can even give clear pictures of active, moving organs, just

23、as a fast-action camera can stop the action，giving clear pictures of, what appears unclear to the eye. An because of the 360一 egree pictures，CAT scans show clear an complete views of organs in a manner that was once only shown uring operation or examination of a ea patient.Frequent appearance before

24、 X rays can cause skin burns ，cancer or other amage to theboy. Yet CAT scans actually ont cause the patient to more raiatin輻射than regular X rayso. CAT scans can also be one without getting something harmful into the patient, so they are less risky than regular X rays.CAT scans provie exact, etaile i

25、nformation. They can quickly fin such a thing as bleeing insie the brain. They are helping to save lives.What is NOT true of a CAT scan?It is safer than regular X rays.It makes use of computer techniques.It can stop the action of an organ for a short time.It gives clear pictures of active, moving bo

26、y parts.The unerline wors a foreign 3）most probably refer toa baly injure part insie the boya new thing that is unknown to the octora strange organ that has grown in the boyan object that gets insie the boy by chanceWhat is the special use of the latest CAT scanners?It provies clear photos of moving

27、 organs.it can take 3-imension pictures of insie organs.It wont cause serious skin burns, cancer or other amage to the boy.It helps to fin out what is going on insie a persons boy without opening it up.We can infer from this passage that.patients in front of CAT may suffer form a bit of raiationocto

28、rs nee no opening up of the boy with CAT scannersCAT scanners are more expensive than regular X- ray machinesCAT scanners can take photos of either the whole boy or a part of itThe best title of this passage might bethe Newest Meical InventionNew X 一 ray Machine to Save LivesHow to Avoi the amage of

29、 X RaysAvantages an isavantages of CAT ScannersW:I was offere a new job W:I was offere a new job toay(76)U oesnt(56)pay as much as the on e I have now, but I think Ill takeit(77) a.(57)M: Why woul you want it when the job you have pays a goo (78)s?W: Thats fine now, but five years from now I still t

30、he same work. In the new job, I have a (80)c_to(58)(59)(60)move up in the company if I o well. In three or fouryears, I coul be a supervisor.M: What if you ont succee? You might be (81)sone job, an you be worse off than you are now.in(61)W: Well, thats a chance Ill have to take. I prefer thechalleng

31、e anyway. In any (82)c what will happen next year? An another company might come along._, how o I better job at(62)(63)M:I ont want to put up with that kin of uncertainty. Ivegot a job an I want to keep it. I know (84)wI am.W:I guess were just (85)people. I want a challenge,(64)(65)an you rather hav

32、e security.五 書面表達(dá)注意：1.發(fā)言稿的開頭和結(jié)尾已為你寫好，不計(jì)總?cè)朐~數(shù)。2.詞數(shù)：120 左右。3.參考詞匯：職業(yè)學(xué)校vocational school外來務(wù)工人員non-local workers。Laies an gentlemen,Im Li Hua. Toay, Im greatly honore to speak here on behalf of my school. Im going totalk about the high school eucation of my city.Fromchart1, Accoringtochart2,I believe the

33、 future of eucation in our city is promising Thats all . Thank you.KEYS TO UNIT9-10一單項(xiàng)選擇ABBA CCBCC CBAAB AC ACBB CBBA二 完形填空B A C B C A C B C B A CB B A B三閱讀理解 CAAB四補(bǔ)全關(guān)于話76.Unfornately/Unluckily77.anyway/anyhow78. salary79. oing80. chance81. stuck82. case83. even84. where85. ifferent五書面表達(dá): One possible versionLaies an gentlemen,Im Li Hua. Toay, Im greatly honore to speak here on behalf of my school. Im going to talk about