2015人教版英語必修1名師預(yù)測試題Unit3Traveljournal名師預(yù)測(解析版)(人教版必修1)

名師展望一、選擇題1．Jumpingoutof________airplaneattenthousandfeetisquite________excitingexperience.A．/;/B．/;anC．a(chǎn)n;anD．the;the2．Thenumberofdeathsfromheartdiseasewillbereducedgreatlyifpeople________toeatmorefruitandvegetables.A．havepersuadedB．a(chǎn)repersuadedC．persuade

D．willbepersuaded3．Raymondenteredcollegeattheageofeighteen,________fouryearslaterattheheadofhisclass.A．graduating

B．graduatedC．tograduate

D．havinggraduated4．—Wouldyou________adrink?—No，thanks.Ihavegivenupdrinking.A．careaboutB．careforC．careofD．takecareof5．________fromthetopofthehill,thecitytakestheroundshapewithaflowingriverthroughit.A．Viewing

B．TobeviewedC．Viewed

D．Tobeviewing6．Jackwenttocollegelastyearandlefthisparents,________toreturnhomeuntilachieveshisgoal.

heA．determiningtonot

B．notdeterminedC．notdetermining

D．determinednot7．Heisverypopularamonghisstudentsashealwaystriestomakethem________inhislectures.A．interestedB．interestingC．interestD．tointerest8．Asisreported,itis100years________QinghuaUniversitywasfounded.A．whenB．beforeC．a(chǎn)fterD．since9．Inordertoprotecttheenvironment,peoplearegreatlyencouragedtotravelbypublic________．A．transportB．serviceC．meansD．traffic10．Inordertochangesomecompanies'________towardshiringwomencollegegraduates，thegovernmentplanstopassalaw.A．viewsB．rulesC．a(chǎn)ttitudesD．methods11．Ilikegettingupveryearlyinsummer.Themorningairissogood________．A．tobebreathedB．tobreatheC．breathingD．beingbreathed12．—I'dlovetojoinyourvisittoalocalmuseumtoday,butI'monaverytight________．—I'vegotalotofworktodotoday.A．scheduleB．reliefC．budgetD．concern13．Wehaven'tsettledthequestionof________itisnecessaryforhimtostudyabroad.A．ifB．whereC．whetherD．that14．Thesuspectisexpectedtobebroughttojustice,asanother________witnesshaspromisedtobecomingincourt.A．secure

B．reliableC．punctual

D．respectful15．—I'msorryIsteppedonyourfoot;itwasanaccident.—Itwasn't!Youdidit________．A．a(chǎn)susual

B．onpurposeC．a(chǎn)tanend

D．rightaway二、完形填空Iwascleaningoutanoldboxwhenanoldcardcaughtmyeye：QueenCityCasketCompany.“Whatisit？”Iwondered.I__16__itover.There，infadedink，wasahand-scrawled__17__．Immediatelymymind__18__backmanyyearsago.Iwasnineyearsold，walkingdownthecold，wetstreetsofSpringfield，withabagof__19__onmyshoulder.Onmy__20__thatday，Icametothatcompanyfinally，whoseowner，Mr.Rader，hadalwaystakenmethereto__21__hisworkerswhethertheywantedanymagazines.__22__offtherainlikeawetdog，IenteredMr.Rader's(后續(xù)內(nèi)容，請見下頁。)16．A.readB．thoughtC．turnedD．passed17．A.addressB．listC．messageD．information18．A.broughtB．a(chǎn)pproachedC．returnedD．traveled19．A.magazinesB．newspapersC．notesD．books20．A.returnsB．roundsC．tripsD．a(chǎn)rrivals21．A.begB．demandC．tellD．a(chǎn)sk22．A.LettingB．GivingC．TurningD．Shakingoffice.Afteraquickglancehe__23__meovertothefireplace.Noticingthe__24__inthetopofmy__25__，hesaid，“Comewithme！”pullingmeintohistruck.We__26__beforeashoestore.Inside，asalesman__27__mewiththefinestpairofOxfordsIhad__28__seen.Ifeltabout10feettallwhenIgotup__29__them.“We'dlikeapairofnewsockstoo，”Mr.Radersaid.Backinhisoffice，Mr.Radertookouta__30__，wrotesomethingonit，andhandedittome.Withtearfuleyes，Iread，“__31__toothersasyouwouldhavethemdotoyou.”Hesaidaffectionately，“Jimmy，Iwantyouto__32__Iloveyou.”Isaidgoodbye，andforthefirsttimeI__33__aflickerofhopethatsomehowthingswouldbeallright.WithpeoplelikeMr.Raderintheworld，therewashope，__34__andlove，andthatwouldalwaysmakea__35__．23．A.followedB．ledC．watchedD．carried24．A.holeB．mudC．waterD．cover25．A.coatB．shoeC．sockD．bag26．A.pulledupB．tookinC．droveawayD．walkedup27．A.dressedB．fittedC．sharedD．comforted28．A.neverB．a(chǎn)lreadyC．everD．hardly29．A.forB．withC．onD．in30．A.penB．paperC．cardD．notebook31．A.DoB．GiveC．ShowD．Lend32．A.sayB．knowC．considerD．express33．A.sensedB．predictedC．lostD．a(chǎn)dmitted34．A.sadnessB．challengeC．kindnessD．intension35．A.dealB．fortuneC．choiceD．difference三、閱讀理解SYDNEY—Australia'seconomicboomisencouragingasteadystreamofunexpectedvisitorslookingforwork:Americans.UScitizensareheadingtoAustraliainsmallbutgrowingnumbersasnear10%unemploymentathomedrivesmoretolookforjobsDownUnder,whereChina'sthirstforironore(礦石)andenergyistransformingthePacificnationintoaneconomicpowerhouse.AbricklayingstudentfromSilverTrowel,aleadingproviderofqualityeducationandtraininginthebuildingandconstructionindustry,wasapprenticed(當(dāng)學(xué)徒)onabuildingprojectinWesternAustralia,whereworkersareinshortsupply.DanielDavila，a23-year-oldfloorerfromCamarillo,Californiamadethe14-hourmoveacrossthePacifictwoyearsago.Hehadbeenforcedtotakeajobstockingshelvesatalocalgrocerystorefor$8.90anhourwhenhecouldn'tgetworkfixingfloors.OnagooddayinAustralia,henowmakesasmuchas50Australiandollars(US$50.21)anhour—abouttwicetheamountforatypicalflooringjobintheUS.Heplanstostarthisownflooringbusiness.“IcanmakewhatIdidinaweekintheUSinlessthanadayhere”，saidMr.Davila,wholivesnearaminingboomtowninWesternAustralia.Australiangovernmentfiguresshowjustunder7，000Americanscurrentlyworkonlong-termvisas,an80%jumpoverthepastfiveyears.UScitizensarenowthethird-largestgroupapplyingforso-called457workvisas,afterBritishandIndiannationals.Americanswithdegreesinareassuchasaccountingormineengineering,aswellasotherskilledworkers，canobtainanonrenewable(不行更新的)permitforasmuchasathree-yearstay.Afterthat,theycanapplyfortherenewable457,whichallowsuptoafour-yearstay.TheneedforworkersisparticularlypressinginWesternAustralia.Theminingstate'sunemploymentratewas4.5%inNovember,belowthenationalaverageof5.2%.Driversofheavytruckscanpullinsix-figuresalarieswhileexperiencedcrane(起重機(jī))operatorscanearnhundredsofthousandsayear.AttractingskilledworkersisashiftforAustralia,whichhistoricallysentmanyofitsmosthighlyeducatedtotheUSandEurope,accordingtomigrationdata.36．________，agrowingnumberofAmericansgotoworkinAustralia.A．AsaresultoftheencouragementofAustraliaB．AsaresultofhighunemploymentintheUSC．OutoftheirambitionoffindingvaluableresourcesD．Outoftheirdeterminationtorealizetheirdreams37．Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat457workvisasare________．A．forskilledworkersinsomefieldsB．forstudentson