新人教版英語單元測(cè)試必修4Unit2Workingtheland

Model4Unit2Workingtheland

一、單項(xiàng)填空（共20題，共30分）

1.Dina,formonthstofindajobasawaitress,finallytookapositionatalocal

advertisingagency.

A.strugglingB.struggledC.havingstruggledD.tostruggle

2.Withthehelpofhisfriends,hehasagoodbusinessovertheyears.

A.builtupB.madeupC.cutupD.grownup

3.Iregretyouthatmydaughterhasalreadyregrettedoutwithyou.Soleaveher

aloneanddon'tbotherheranymore.

A.telling;dating（約會(huì)）B.totell;todateC.totell;datingD.telling;todate

4.totheman'stimelycoming,theboywassaved.

A.Thanking；drownB.Thanks；drownedC.Thanked；drownsD.Thanks；drowning

5.HerpoorEnglishoftenmisunderstandingwhenshefirstwenttoEnglandmanyyearsago.

A.arosefromB.resultedfromC.ledtoD.layin

6.Heputacoveronthetabletokeepitdirt.

A.farfromB.freefromC.apartfromD.awayfrom

7.一Why,Jack,youlooksotired!

一Well,IthehouseandImustfinishtheworktomorrow.

A.waspaintingB.willbepaintingC.havepaintedD.havebeenpainting

8.Lotsofrescueworkerswereworkingaroundtheclock,suppliestoYushan,Qinghai

Provinceaftertheearthquake.

A.sendingB.tosendC.havingsentD.tohavesent

9.—Wouldyourathertheretomorrow?

-No.rdratherhethereinsteadofme.

A.togo；willgoB.go；wentC.go；willgoD.going；shallgo

lO.Ifthebabysittercannotcometomorrow,doyoumindaloneathome,doinghis

homework?

A.Fred'sleavingB.FredbeingleftC.Fred^havingleftD.Fredhavingbeenleft

11.inafamousuniversityiswhatmoststudentswishfor.

A.ToeducateB.EducatedC.BeingeducatedD.Educating

12.1hadgreatdifficultythesuitablefoodonthemenuinthatrestaurant.

A.findB.foundC.tofindD.finding

13.Newshowthattheeconomyofourcountryiscontinuingtogrow.

A.welfaresB.NationalitiesC.statisticsD.schedules

14.Thewaterfrozeinsidethepipe,causingittoandburst.

A.expandB.exportC.reduceD.behave

15.Rumoursbegantointhecountiythatthechairmanwasgoingtoretire.

A.commentB.deliverC.focusD.circulate

16.Whatworriedthechildmostwastovisithismotherinthehospital.

A.hisnotallowingB.hisnotbeingallowedC.hisbeingallowedD.havingnotbeenallowed

17.Progresssofarhasbeenverygood.,wearesurethattheprojectwillbe

completedontime.

A.HoweverB.OtherwiseC.ThereforeD.Besides

18..Youhavegottofillinyourname,age,address,andinthisapplicationform.

A.nutritionB.occupationC.envelopeD.atmosphere

19.Greatchangeshavetakenplaceinthatschool.Itisnolongeritwas20yearsago,when

itwassopoorly.

A.what;equippedB.that;equippedC.what;builtonD.which;equipped

20.-Thebosswilloffermeapayrise.

Pigsmighlfly!Youareday-dreaming.You'reluckyenoughnottohavebeenfired.The

underlinedphrasemeans.

A.WonderfulB.ImpossibleC.ToobadD.Congratulations

二、完形填空（共20題，30分）

Whenwetalkaboutabadman,weliketocallhima“wolf*'.Butisitreallytruethatthewolf

standsfordevilandugliness?

Haveyoureadthebook"TheWolfTotem^^byafamouswriterJiangRong,whichtellsthestoryof

therelationshipbetweenwolvesandhumanbeings?Haveyou.ever26_thewolves1world?If

youhad,youwould_22thewolves.

Inthebook,wolvesareheroesonthelargegrassland.Theyknowmoreabout28thanhumans.

Theycanattacklambswithoutdisturbingtheirmothers.Theyalsoknowhowto29fulluseofthe

shapeoflandto30sheep.Ibelievethatifwolveswerehumans,theywouldbe31experts

goodatfighting.

Thewolfisakindofspecialcreaturethatcandeeplyunderstand32.Eachwolfservesitsgroup

withitsheartandsoul.A33wolfhaslittlepower,butapackofwolves34nothing.Allthe

wolvesobeytherules._35theyaredefeated,theyrunawaytogether.Itistheir

teamwork36makeswolvespowerful.

Thewolvesalsohavegreatself-respectandwon't37toanyone.Thewriter,whowrotethebook

“TheWolfTotem,,?38stoleaone-month-oldbabywolfandraiseditverycarefully.Tohis39,he

foundthelittlewolfstillwantedtogobackwith40wolves.Hebitthroughtheironchainthat

limitedhim.Thewolfwas41andhenevergavein,fighting42hisdeath.Thelittlewolfdied

asagloriousfighter.

Iwasshockedbythiskindof43:wolvesareoneofthemostrespectedcreaturesonearth.Iwant

everyonetolookatwolvesina44way.Theyareourteachers.Theyshowushowtosurvive

and45inthisnotsimpleanddangerousworld.Pleasehonorthewolves,pleasehonorallthese

heroesofnature!

26.A.talkedaboutB.walkedintoC.thoughtaboutD.caredfor

27.A.huntB.admireC.drawD.watch

28.A.spaceB.spotC.foodD.survival

29.A.makeB.takeC.haveD.get

30.A.fightB.avoidC.trapD.discover

31.A.specialB.imaginativeC.outstandingD.creative

32.A.operationB.teamworkC.lifestyleD.control

33.A.singleB.braveC.lonelyD.fair

34.A.fightB.struggleC.fearD.fail

35.A.AsforB.AsthoughC.EvensoD.Evenif

36.A.whatB.heC.thatD.one

37.A.turninB.giveinC.takeanD.breakin

38.A.onceB.justC.soonD.only

39.A.satisfactionB.disappointmentC.pleasureD.sorrow

40.A.restB.othersC.anotherD.theother

41.A.proudB.satisfiedC.willingD.eager

42.A.untilB.althoughC.beforeD.unless

43.A.selflessnessB.self-confidenceC.self-respectD.self-protection

44.A.curiousB.differentC.strangeD.humorous

45.A.walkB.handc.getD.succeed

三、閱讀理解（10分）

Somepeopleseemeasytounderstand：theircharacterappearsobviousonfirstmeeting.

Appearances,however,canbedeceptive.ForthirtyyearsnowIhavebeenstudyingmyfellowmen.

Idon'tknowverymuchaboutthem.Ishrugmyshoulderswhenpeopletellmethattheirfirst

impressionsofapersonarealwaysright.Ithinktheymusthavesmallinsightorgreatvanity.For

myownpartIfindthatthelongerIknowpeople,themoretheypuzzleme.

Ireadinthismorning'spaperthatEdwardHydeBurtonhaddied.Hewasamerchantandhehad

beeninbusinessinJapanformanyyears.Oncehegavemeagreatsurprise.UnlessIhadheard

thestoryfromhisownlips,Tdneverhavebelievedthathewascapableofsuchanaction.Hewas

alwaysneatlyandquietlydressedinaccordancewithhisageandposition.Hedidn'ttalkmuch,

butwhathesaidwassensible.Youcouldn'timaginehe'dpossiblyraisehisvoiceinanger.Here

wasamanwhoattractedyoubecauseyoufeltinhimarealloveforhisfellows.He'dtellwith

pointagoodandspicystory,andinhisyouthhe'dbeensomethingofanathlete.Hewasarich

manandhe'dmadeeverypennyhimself.Isupposeonethingthatmadeyoulikehimwasthathe

wassoweak;hearousedyourinstincts（本能）ofprotection.Youfelthecouldn'tbeartohurtafly.

OneafternoonBurtontoldmea“fimny”storyinaquiet,dryhumour:

“Therewasanamesake（同名人）ofmine,whowasthebestbridgeplayerIevermet.Heseemed

tohaveafantasticinstinctaboutthecards.Iusedtoplaywithhimalot.”

“Hewashandsomeinawaywithcurlyhairandpink-and-whitecleeks.Womenthoughtalotof

him.Therewasnoharminhim,hewasonlywild.Ofcoursehedranktoomuch.Hewonagood

dealofmymoneybycard-playing.^^

“Onedayhecametomewhenhewentbroke.Hecametoseemeinmyofficeandaskedmefora

job.Iaskedhimhowoldhewas.

“Thirty-five',hesaid.”

'"Andwhathaveyoubeendoing?*Iaskedhim.

"'Well,nothingverymuch,'hesaid.

“TmafraidIcan'tdoanythingforyoujustyet,'Isaid.'Comebackandseemeinanother

thirty-fiveyears,andI'llseewhatIcando.'

“Hedidn'tmove.Hewentratherpale.Hehesitatedforamomentandthenhetoldmethathehad

hadbadluckatcardsforsometime.Hehadn'tbeenwillingtosticktobridge,he'dbeenplaying

poker,andhe'dgottrimmed.Hehadn'tapenny.He'dpawnedeverythinghehad.Hecouldn'tpay

hishotelbillandtheywouldn'tgivehimanymorecredit.Hewasdownandout.Ifhecouldn'tget

somethingtodohe'dhavetocommitsuicide.

UIlookedathimforabit.Icouldseenowthathewasalltopieces.He'dbeendrinkingmorethan

usualandhelookedfifty.Thegirlswouldn'thavethoughtsomuchofhimifthey'dseenhimthen.

“Igotanideaofwhathewasdrivingat.I'veknowntoomanymenwhousedtobepopularattheir

university.

""SuddenlyIhadanidea.^^Pausinginhisstory,Burtonturnedtome."WhenIwasyoungIswam

overthreemilesroundthebeacon（燈塔）andlandedattheriverofTarumi.It^ratherdifficulton

accountofthecurrentsroundthebeacon.Well,ItoldmyyoungfellowaboutitandIsaidthatif

he'ddoitI'dgivehimajob.

“Icouldseehewasrathertakenaback.Hewasnotingoodconditionforsports.Helookedatme

foramomentandthenhenodded.”

“Itoldhimrddriveroundtotheriverathalfpasttwelveandmeethim.

"Done,"hesaid.

“Iwishedhimgoodluckandheleftme.IhadalotofworktodothatmorningandIonlyjust

managedtothecreekatTarumiathalfpasttwelve.ButIneedn'thavehurried;heneverturnedup

“Didhefunkitatthelastmoment?”Iasked.

“No,hedidn*tfunkit.Hestartedallright.Butofcoursehe*druinedhisconstitutionbydrink.The

currentsroundthebeaconweremorethanhecouldmanage.Wedidn'tgetthebodyforabout

threedays

Ididn'tsayanythingforamomentortwo.Iwasshocked.ThenIasked.

“Whenyoumadehimthatofferofajob,didyouknowhe'dbedrowned?*

Helookedatmewithhiskindblueeyes,smiling."Well,Ihadn'tgotavacancyinmyofficeatthe

moment/

55.Theauthorbelieves.

A.somepeoplearetooeasytounderstandB.appearanceisjustoppositetothequality

C.firstimpressionscanbemisleadingD.hisfellowmenarenotunderstandable

56.Forsometime,EdwardBurtonimpressedtheauthormostwithhis.

A.ageandpositionB.wealthandability

C.sensibilityandhumorD.kindnessandweakness

57.Theunderlinedwords“hewasalltopieces“maymean.

A.hewasmadandwildB.hewascompletelydown

C.hewassickanddirtyD.hewastotallydrunk

58.WecaninferfromBurton'sstorythathisnamesakes.

A.neversawthroughhistrickB.annoyedhimbyplayingcards

C.couldnotdoanyjobwellD.intendedtocheathimwithalie

59.WelearnedfromthestorythatEdwardBurton.

A.knewtheyoungmanwouldkillhimselfB.arrangedtheendofhisnamesake'slife

C.didmuchforthepoorfellowmanD.killedhiscard-friendbymistake

60.EdwardBurtoncouldbedescribedasa(n)person.

A.innocentB.smartC.carelessD.evil

四、單詞拼寫

1.Everyyear,Indiaealotofteaandcottontomanydifferentcountries.

2.ThisdnewsreallyupsetmesothatIcouldn'tsleepwell.

3.Thismeetingfonyourdecisionbutyou'dbetterconsideritagainbeforeyoustart

yourproject.

4.Allthemistakesintheexamhavebeeninredinksothatstudentswillpaymore

attentiontothem.

5.-Whatisyour?

-America.ButnowIlivewithmyson'sfamilyinCanada.

6.Ourforeigntradehasduringrecentyears.Soagrowingnumberofworkersare

needed.

7.Attheendofthenews,theyoftengiveyouaofthemainnewsstories.

8.1findhislecturesareveryc,forheneverstickstothepoint.

9.Good(營(yíng)養(yǎng))isessentialifpatientsaretomakeaquickrecovery.

10.They'vethepricesintheshop,soit'sagoodtimetodosomeshopping.

五、課文填空

Atthattime,wasadisturbingprobleminmanypartsofthecountryside.DrYuan

forawaytoincreasericeharvestswithouttheareaofthefields.In1950,

Chinesefarmerscouldproduceonlyfiftymilliontonsofrice.Inarecentharvest,however,nearly

twohundredmilliontonsofricewasproduced.Theseincreasedharvestsmeanthat22%ofthe

world'speoplearefedfromjust7%ofthefarmlandinChina.DrYuanisnowhis

knowledgeinIndia,Vietnamandmanyotherlessdevelopedcountriestoincreasetheirrice

harvests.

Withthese,somefarmersandmanycustomersarebeginningtoturn

tofarming.Theyonkeepingtheirsoilrichandofdisease.A

healthysoildiseaseandhelpscropsgrowstrongandhealthy.Thesefarmers,therefore,

oftenusingnaturalwastefromanimalsasfertilizers.

六、短文改錯(cuò)（10分）

DearGeorge,

It'sbeenaweekafterweleftyourfamilyandwearenowbackhome.Thankyouverymuch

forshowingthemaroundyourcityandprovideusforthewonderfulmeals.Afterwesaidgoodbye

toyou,wewenttoWashingtonD.C.,wherewestayedforthreedays.Mybrotherwassomuch

fondofthemuseumstherethathebeggedmyparentstostayinganothercoupleofday.However,

myfatherhadtoreturntoworkonMondaysoweflybacklastSaturdayafternoon.Itwasreallya

niceexperience.Ifyou'dliketomaketriptoourcitysomeday,Iwillbebetterthanhappytobe

yourguide.

Yours,

Mike

附加題：

閱讀下列應(yīng)用文及相關(guān)信息，并按照要求匹配信息。

Directions:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromthelistA-Ffor

eachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.

A.Theengineinyourbody.

B.Thelocation,sizeandheartbeatofaheart.

C.Whathappenswhentheheartbeats?

D.Howdoesyourheartwork?

E.Howdoweknowabouttheheart?

F.Whatcanadoctortellbyfeelingyourpulse?

1.

Yourheartislocatedinyourchest,alittletoyourleft.Thisheartofyours,whichisaboutthe

sizeofyourtwofistsheldtogether,beatsabout90timesaminute.Agrownperson'sheartbeats

about60to80timesaminute.Theheartbeatisnotjustthesameinallpersons,anditisnotthe

sameinanyonepersonatalltimes.

2.

Whenyourheartbeats,itispumpingbloodtoallpartsofyourbody.Ifyoucouldexamine

yourheartclosely,youwouldseethatitisreallytwopumpsplacedsidebyside,andworkingat

thesametime.Eachpumphastwoparts,theupperpartcalledtheauricle（心房），andthelower

partcalledtheventricle（心、室）.Theauriclesreceivethebloodasitcomesintothemafterithas

beenpumpedthroughthebody.Theventriclespumpthebloodout.Therightonepumpstheblood

tothelungsandtheleftonepumpsthebloodtoallotherpartsofthebody.Atthetopandbottom

openingsofeachventriclearevalves（閥門）whichmakethebloodgoinonlyonedirection.

3.

Yourheartissometimescalledtheengineorthemotorinyourbodyandsometimescalled

thepump.Itworksaway,bothdayandnight.Firstitpumpsoutsomeblood,restsforafew

seconds,andthenitpumpssomemore.Inanormalday,theheartpumpsabout2,500gallonsof

bloodfromtheauriclesandventricles.

4.

Byusingastethoscopetolistentotheheart,thedoctorcantellwhetheryourheartisbeating

evenlyandwhetherthevalvesareclosingtightly.Thestethoscopemakesthesesoundssoclear

thatthedoctorcanhearthemeasily.Thestethoscopehasanearpiecethatheplacesonyourchest

andtubesthatheplacesinhisear.Theearpiececamesthesoundoryourheart'sbeatingalongthe

tubestothedoctor'sears,anditmakesthesoundseemmuchlouderthanitreallyis.Thedoctor

couldlistentoyourheartbeatbypullinghisearagainstyourchest.

5.________________________

Aneasyexperimentcanhelpyouunderstandwhathappenswhentheheartbeats.Youcando

thisexperimentwithahollowrubberball.Makeasmallholeinit,andfilltheballwithwater

throughthehole.Whenyousqueezetheball,youwillnoticehowthewatercomesoutinaspurt

eachtimeyousqueeze.Aftereachspurttheballcomesbacktoitsroundshapeagain.Something

likethishappenswhenyourheartbeats.Themusclesinyourheartgrowsmaller,orcontract,and

squeezethebloodoutoftheheart.Eachtimethishappens,wesayyourheartisbeating.Perhaps

youhavenoticedthatthedoctorplaceshisfingeronthepulseinyourwristwhenyouareill.By

doingthishecantellhowfastyourheartisbeating.

Model4Unit2Workingtheland答卷

一、單項(xiàng)（20題，共30分）

1-56-10II-15