高二英語第一學(xué)期Unit1自測題-2

高二英語第一學(xué)期Unit1自測題一．

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1________tosunlightfortoomuchtimewilldoharmtoone'sskin.

A.Exposed

B.HavingexposedC.Beingexposed

D.Afterbeingexposed

2Manypeopleagreethat_______knowledgeofEnglishisamustin______internationaltradetoday.A.a;不填

B.the;an

C.the;the

D.不填;the

3Ifeelitisyourhusbandwho_______forthespoiledchild.

A.istoblame

B.isgoingtoblameC.istobeblamed

D.shouldblame

4Shesetoutsoonafterdark________homeanhourlater.

A.arriving

B.toarrive

C.havingarrived

D.andarrived

5—Youshouldhavethankedherbeforeyouleft.

—Imeant_______,butwhenIwasleavingIcouldn’tfindheranywhere.

A.todo

B.to

C.doing

D.doingit

6Though_______money,hisparentsmanagedtosendhimtouniversity.

A.lacked

B.lackingof

C.lacking

D.lackedin

7.Don’ttakethingsforgranted.Eventhebestideacan_______________

A.turnouttobewrong

B.beprovedwrong

C.beturnedouttobewrong

D.provewrongly

8.Onlybyimaginingandcreating____adifference.

A.canmake

B.youcanmake

C.make

D.canyoumake

9.Thisyear’sNationalDay____inapracticalway,whichisreportedinPeople’sDaily.

A.istobeobserved

B.observe

C.observes

D.istoobserve

10.Theelementradium,______inthechemistrylab,gaveoffafaintbluelight.

A.discovered

B.tobediscovered

C.todiscover

D.discovering

11.Theenvironmentalproblem________closeattentionandcarefulthought.

A.callson

B.callsfor

C.pays

D.gives

12.Itreferstosomethinginthepast________directlyrelated________thepresenttime.

A.when,with

B.when,to

C.that,with

D.which,to

13.___peoplefromallcountriesarerespectedanddifferentviewsandopinionsaretolerated?

A.How

B.Why

C.Whatif

D.Whether

14.Whatnewspapersandothermediahaveincommonisthattheydo________simplyrecordwhathappens.

A.ratherthan

B.morethan

C.notmorethan

D.nomorethan

15.Wasitinthevillage______hewasborn________thetalentedjournalistmettheretiredprofessor?

A.that,where

B.where,which

C.which,where

D.where,that二．完形填空I’dmeanttogotoMirosthatday.I’dpackedmybagandwasready.Themotor-boat

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inontime.Theskywascloudy,butthewindwasn’ttoostrongforthetwo-hour

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.Istoodatmywindow,staringattheboat.ThenIlost

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ofher,anoldlight-housepartlyblockedmyviewoftheharbor.Adozenpassengerswere

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theirwaythere.Iwasabouttojointhemwhenaman’sface

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atthelight-housewindow.

Thiswasstrange,becausethelight-househadbeenempty,unusedand

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forthirtyyears.ItwasstrangerstillbecauseI’dseenthat

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before.Icouldn’tplaceitbutitwas,orhadoncebeen,familiartome.Iopenedmywindowand

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across.

“Iknowwe’vemetbefore,butIcan’trememberwhere.”

I

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himtoopenhisifhecouldandanswerme.Hedidneither.Thefacebehindtheglass

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motionless(靜止).Seeinghimmoreclearlynow,Iknewhewasnotlookingatme.Heseemedtobelookingupwards,

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theclouds.HowwellI’dknownthatface,sometime,somewhere!I

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again.“wemetyearsago.WasitinAthensinthe1950s?IusedtoliveinPlaka.”Hedidn’treplynorgiveany

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thathe’dheard.Iwentbackfurther,to

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Iwasinthenavy.“Perhapswemetatseaduringthewar,”andthatthoughtatonce

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himtomind.CommanderLeftis!HewascommanderLeftisofcourse!HowcouldIhaveforgotten?I’dsavedhislifeonce.Butsurelyhe…

Themotor-boat

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herbell.Iturnedmyeyes.Thewindhadrisen,butshewaspulling32.Laughing,Icalled,“NowI’vemissedher,andit’syour

33,Commander!”

Astheboatdrewaway,thefaceatthewindowfaded.

34minuteitwasthere.Lookingup,Icouldseethewhitesoftheeyes.The

35minuteitwasgone.

Well,Ididn’trushtothelight-house.IknewthatLeftiswasdead.Hediedatseain1963or’64.Butthere’soneotherthingIoughttotellyou:themotor-boatneverreachedMiros.Itwaslostinastorm,withallthepassengers.

16.A.reached

B.arrived

C.went

D.came

17.A.voyage

B.crossing

C.travel

D.boating

18.A.sight

B.way

C.patience

D.chances

19.A.searching

B.finding

C.making

D.hurrying

20.A.placed

B.existed

C.occurred

D.appeared

21.A.locked

B.opened

C.rebuilt

D.chained

22.A.man

B.face

C.window

D.light-house

23.A.jumped

B.ran

C.shouted

D.screamed

24.A.expected

B.hoped

C.believed

D.asked

25.A.became

B.remained

C.seemed

D.grew

26.A.through

B.after

C.for

D.at

27.A.persuaded

B.repeated

C.tried

D.continued

28.A.suggestion

B.answer

C.sign

D.action

29.A.when

B.which

C.where

D.how

30.A.kept

B.brought

C.caused

D.changed

31.A.beat

B.rang

C.turnedon

D.puton

32.A.up

B.down

C.in

D.out

33.A.problem

B.questionC.duty

D.fault

34.A.Each

B.Every

C.One

D.Some

35.A.next

B.rest

C.other

D.last三．閱讀理解AThomasEdisonwasoneoftensaidtobethegreatestgeniusofhisage.Thereareonlyafewmeninallofthehistory,whohavechangedthelivesofothermenasmuchastheinventorofthefirstusefulelectriclight.ButEdisoncouldneverbehappyonlybecausesomeonesaidhewasagenius.“Thereisnosuchthingasgenius,”Edisonsaid.Hesaidthatwhatpeoplecalledgeniuswasmostlyhardwork.ButEdisonwasadreameraswellasaworker..Fromhisearliestdaysasachildhewonderedaboutthesecretsofnature.Nature,heoftensaid,isfullofsecrets.Hetriedtounderstandthem;then,hetriedtolearnwhatcouldusefullybedonewiththem.

Edisonenjoyedthinking.Heknewthatmostpeoplewilldoalmostanythinginsteadofthedifficultworkofthinking,especiallyiftheydonotthinkveryoften.Butheknew,too,thatthinkingcangivemenenjoymentandpleasure.

Edisoncouldnotunderstandhowanyonecouldbeuninterestedinlife.Ashelovedtothink,healsolovedtowork.Onthedayhebecame75yearsold,someoneaskedhimwhatideashehadaboutlife.“Work,”heanswered.“Discoveringthesecretsofnatureandusingthemtomakemenhappier.”Hesaidhehadenoughinventionsinhismindtogivehimanother100yearsofwork.

36.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.

Edisoninventedtheelectriclight.B.

ManyotherpeoplehavechangedEdison’slife.

C.

Edisonhaschangedthelifeofmanyotherpeople.

D.

Fewmeninhistorycanchangeotherpeople’slife.

37.Edisonthought

.

A.hecouldbehappyifhewasageniusB.geniusplaysthemostimportantpartinone’ssuccess

C.hardworkcoulddobetterthangeniusD.geniuscoulddobetterthanhardwork

38.Edisonwas

.

A.verymuchinterestedinnatureB.interestedindiscoveringthesecretsofnature

C.interestedinchangingpeople’sideas

D.uninterestedinmakingpeoplehappierbydiscoveringthesecretsofnature

39.InEdison’sopinion,

.

A.thinkingcansupplypeoplewithenjoymentandpleasureaswellashelp

B.people’ssuccesssliesmostlyingenius

C.hardworkisthesecondimportantthinginmakingpeoplesuccessful

D.therearefewsecretsforhimtodiscoverlater

40.Thelastsentenceinthepassagemostprobablyimplies

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A.lifeistooshortforEdisontoinventmoreforhumanbeings

B.Edisonmade100inventionsinhislife

C.Edisonwasabletoliveandworkfor100years

D.PeopleofhistimewerereadytogiveEdisonanother100years’work

A.Theywantedguidehimtoland.

B.Itwastoodarkforthemtoseeintheroom.

C.TheywantedtoseetheFriendship7.

D.TheywantedtogreetGlenn.

50.Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

ACountriesmustworktogethertotracksatellites.

BTherearenowabout70trackingstationsintheUnitedStates.

CThetrackingnetworkcoversmanymoreroutemilesnowthanbefore.

DNobodyhasorbitedtheearthbesidesGlenn.

D

TomBrennanwasworkinginaPhiladelphiaofficebuildingwhenhenoticedablackbag.Thebagcontainedabook.

Thischancediscoveryendeda12-daysearchbytheLibraryCompanyofPhiladelphiaforahistoricaltreasure-a120diarykept190yearsagobyDeborahLogan,“awomanwhokneweverybodyinherday,”JamesGreen,thelibrariantoldthemagazineAmericanlibraries.

MostofthediaryisarecordofnigeventsinPhiladelphia.ItalsoincludesadescriptionofBritishsoldiersburningWashington,D.C.inthewarof1812.ShedecribesPresidentJames.

Madisononhorsebackas“perfectlyshakingwithfear.”duringthetroubleddays.GeogeWashington,shewrites,mistookherforthewifeofaFrenchman,andpraisedherexcellentEnglish.

TheadventureofthelostbookbeganSeptember4whenCoryLuxmoorearrivedfromEnglandtodeliverthediaryofhisancestor(祖先)totheLibraryCompany.,whichheandhiswifeconsideredtobethebesthomeforthediary.

GreentoldAmericanlibrarieshehadthediaryinhispossession“aboutfiveminutes”whenLuxmooretookitbackbecausehepromisedtoshowittooneotherperson.OnreturningtohishotelaftershowingthepreciousbooktoGreen,Luxmoorewasshockedtorealizethathehadleftitinthetaxi.

Withoutanydelay,Greenbegancallingeverytaxicompanyinthecity,withnoluck.“I’vefeltsicksincethen,”Luxmooretoldthereporters.

AccordingtoGreen,noonehasyetlearnedhowthediarycametotheofficebuilding.TomBrennanreceivedarewardof$1,000,Philadelphiagainedanothertreasureforitshistory,andLuxmooretoldreporters“It’swonderfulnews.I’monthehigh.”

51.Thisarticlemainlytellsaboutthestoryof

.

A.

alostdiary

B.

DeborahLogan

C.

CoryLuxmoore

D.

theLibraryCompany

52.Fromthetext,welearnthatthediaryisnowownedby

.

A.

TomBrennanC.

aPhiladelphiamagazine

D.theLibraryCompany

53.Philadelphiaisthoughttobethebesthomeforthediarybecause

.

A.

itwaswritteninPhiladelphiaB.

ittellsstoriesaboutPhiladelphia

C.

peopleinthecityareinterestedinoldbuildings

D.

theBritishandtheAmericansoncefoughtinPhiladelphia

54.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorderofwhathappenedtothediary?

a.

TomBrennanfoundthebookinanofficebuilding.

b.

ThebookwasshowntoJamesGreen.

c.

CoryLuxmoorearrivedfromEngland.

d.

Thebookwasleftbehindinataxi.

A.

a,b,c,d

B.

c,b,d,a

C.

a,c,d,b

D.

c,a,b,d

55.WhatdidCoryLuxmooremeanwhenhesaid“I’monthehigh.”?

A.

Iamrich.

B.

Iamfamous.

C.

Iamexcited.

D.

Iamlucky.五．單詞拼寫

1)

Mrs.Whiteboughtapanwithalong________.

2)

Thepollutionisso________thatwehavetotakesomemeasurestostopit.

3)

Hehasabignosethatisa________ofhisfamily.

4)

Waterandsaltare________intoourbloodstreameveryday.

5)

Ifadoctororamedicaltreatment________someone’sillness,theymakethepersonwellagain.A________isakindofgermthatcancausedisease.

6)

Ifoundthe___________________(結(jié)論)ofherstudyveryexciting.

7)

Theyoften_____________________(捐贈)foodandclothingtothepoor.

8)

Thescientist________________(分析)themilkandfoundthatitcontainedtoomuchwater.

9)

Sheisane____________________atteachingchildren.

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