江苏省南通市启东中学高中英语《Unit 2 Wish you were here English Test》测试题 牛津译林版必修2VIP

江苏省南通市启东中学高中英语Unit 2 Wish you were here English Test测试题 牛津译林版必修2I. 选择填空（本题有30小题，每小题1分，满分30分）1. Every plane has to wait for its _ to land.A. guide B. turn C. order D. position2.We shall be there _ two this afternoon.A. by B. in C. till D. on3. He is _ his lesson _ the final examination.A. preparing ; to B. preparing ; for C. ready ; to D. ready for4. The Olympic Games _ held once every _ .A. are / fourth year B. is / fourth year C. are / four years D. is / four years5. The small room _ I lived in ten years ago is still standing.A. where B. that C. in which D. who6. The film is worth _ second time.A. being seen a B. seeing a C. to be seen the D. to see the7. My little brother was playing _ knife while I was playing _ my elder brother at chess.A. with ; with B. / ; with C. / ; / D. with ; /8. Congratulations _ you _ your success.A. to ; for B. to ; on C. for ; on D. for ; for9. Many students _ the party held last weekendA. joined B. attended C. took parts in D. joined up10. Susan is the only one of the girls _ late this morning.A. who are B. who is C. that is D. who was11. This book is quite different from _ I read last night.A. those B. that C. which D. ones12. He did everything _ help the poor.A. he could to B. that he could C. which he could D. which he could to13. Dont speak all at the same time; you should _.A. take a turn B. take turns C. take the turn D. take the turns14. I bought the same book _ you suggested.A. like B. as C. with D. for15. A new hospital _ where there is an old building .A. has been built B. had been built C. will be built D. is being built16. I meant _ another book like that, but he told me that would mean _ money.A. buy / waste B. to buy / to waste C. to buy / wasting D. buying / to waste17. _ enough sleep, he felt tired and sleepy.A. Not having B. Not had C. To have D. Being had18. Five athletes competed _ the gold medal _ each other _ the 100-M dash.A. to / with / in B. at / against / by C. of / at / because D. for / with / in19. Some _ made on the car and now it looks more beautiful.A. changes are B. changes have been C. change is D. change has been20. People in Beijing are busy _ the 2020 Olympic Games.A. preparing B. in preparing for C. making preparation for D. in preparations for21. Have you _ everything ready for the meeting? Not yet, we need _.A. got ; another three chairs B. got ; other three chairsC. prepared ; the other three chairs D. prepared ; three another chairs22. She is _ our teacher, she is our good friend.A. over B. more than C. not only D. not just23. I am working hard to _ the dream I had when young.A. turn out B. make C. produce D. live24. _ we will go camping tomorrow depends on the weather.A. If B. Whether C. That D. Where25. Do you think I can borrow your new dictionary? _.A. Yes, you may borrow B. Yes, you could C. Yes, go on D. Yes, help yourself26. Why do you want a new job _ youve got such a good one already?A. that B. where C. which D. when27. How about the two of us _ a walk down the garden?A. to take B. take C. taking D. to be taking28. If you want to change for a double room, youll have to pay_$ 15.A. another B. other C. more D. each29. The man will have to wait all day _ the doctor works faster.A. if B. unless C. whether D. that30. Dorothy was always speaking highly of her role in the play, _ of course, made the others unhappy.A. who B. which C. this D. whatII. 完型填空（本题有20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）Lincoln rose to speak. He 31 on his glasses and took from his inside coat 32 the two pieces of paper 33 he had written his speech. 34 , by this time he 35 most of the speech from 36 . He looked at his 37 only briefly. He spoke slowly 38 clearly. His speech 39 just five minutes. It 40 only nine sentences, including the famous words, government of the people, by the people, for the people.31. A. put B. had C. worked D. took32. A. bag B. pocket C. wallet D. box33. A. that B. which C. on which D. from which34. A. Even B. Ever C. However D. Though35. A. know B. knew C. would know D. had known36. A. paper B. memory C. now on D. far away37. A. notes B. messages C. opinions D. ideas38. A. or B. and C. so D. when39. A. spoke B. said C. reported D. lasted40. A. made up B. put on C. invented D. containedBOne day Lincoln went to a party. At the gathering, Donglas was making remarks (话，评论) about Lincolns 41 in life again and again and saying that he first 42 Lincoln when he was a 43 of a general store. He finally 44 his remarks by saying, And Mr. Lincoln was a very good 45 ,too.People began to 46 , but they stopped to listen when Mr. Lincoln said 47 , “Gentlemen,what Mr. Donglas has said is 48 . I did keep a store, and I did 49 cotton, candles and cigars and sometimes whisky, But I remember 50 that Mr. Donglas was one of my best customers . Many times I have stood on one side of the counter (柜台) and sold whisky to Mr. Donglas on the other side, but the difference between us now is: I have left my side of the counter, but Mr. Donglas still sticks to (坚持) his.41. A. high station B. low station C. ugly look D. kind manners42. A. spoke to B. found C. met D. liked43. A. shop assistant B. boss C. general D. president44. A. ended B. asked C. answered D. began45. A. salesman B. lawyer C. leader D. soldier46. A. leave B. laugh C. fight D. say47. A. surprisingly B. happily C. quietly D. angrily48. A. honest too B. funny indeed C. true enough D. real instead49. A. sell B. grow C. plant D. buy50. A. these days B. in those daysC. nowadays D. some dayIII、阅读理解（本题共25小题，每小题2分，满分50分）A.Before she left, Mrs. Soames gave last-minute instructions to the baby-sitter, a young girl of seventeen. The girl had never done baby-sitting before and Mrs. Soames was a little anxious.“Make yourself comfortable, Carol,” Mrs. Soames said. “Ive prepared some food for you. It s on the table. You can, of course, listen to the radio or look at the television, but dont have it on too loud because you might wake our little boy. Sound carries terribly in this house, If the boy wakes up, go to his room and stay there for a few minutes. Hell go back to sleep immediately. Anyway, hes four years old, so you shouldnt have any trouble. My husband and I will be back at about eleven oclock.”Mr. and Mrs. Soames returned rather later than they had expected. A light was on in the living-room and the television could just be heard. Mrs. Soames went to the living-room immediately and came out again a moment later holding the boy.“What was he doing there?” Mr. Soames cried out loudly. “Hes wide awake.”“He was looking at the television.” Mrs. Soames said.“Where is Carol?” Mr. Soames asked.“Shes still in the living-room. Shes fast asleep!”51. Mrs. Soames was a little anxious because _ .A. Carol was only a girl of seventeen B. they would return rather later than expectedC. it was the first time for Carol to do baby-sitting D. the baby would be troublesome52. Which of the following should Carol not do according to Mrs. Soames instructions?A. Listen to the radio. B. Eat something.C. Watch TV. D. Sleep while the baby is asleep.53. When Mr. and Mrs. Soames returned _ .A. Carol was watching TV with the boy B. the boy was fast asleepC. Carol was wide awake D. Carol was asleep while the boy was awake54. The word “baby-sitting” means _.A. training a baby to sit B. looking after a baby for a short whileC. sitting in the living-room watching TV with the babyD. staying with the baby while it is sleeping55. The best title for this passage may be _ .A. Baby-sitting B. A Story about CarolC. Mrs. Soames and Carol D. Last Minute InstructionsB.Everybody uses A. M. and P.M. to mean before noon and after noon. But do you know exactly what they mean and how they came into being?We know that the turning of the earth makes the sun and stars seem to move across the sky. Daylight, of course, begins with the sun rising in the east and ends with the sun setting in the west. Being high in the sky, between these two positions, the sun has traveled a quarter journey. And half of the daylight hours have been spent.Therefore, by noticing where the sun stood in the sky, early man learned how to tell the time of the day. At night, the stars were observed. He could also know the time.The important thing in keeping time is to know the exact moment of noon. For each of us, wherever we are, noon is when the sun is directly overhead. Think of an imaginary(假想的) line, a meridian(子午线) drawn across the sky, going from the north point of your horizon down to the south point.When the sun crosses your meridian, it is noon for you. When the sun still lies to the east of your meridian, it is morning. After the sun has crossed this meridian, it is afternoon.The Latin word for midday is meridian, from which comes our word ante meridian, whose short form is A.M., which means before midday. P.M. is the short form for post meridian, meaning after midday.56. The English word midday means _ .A. ante meridian is Latin B. P.M. in LatinC. post meridian in Latin D. meridian in Latin57. Early man learned how to tell the time of the day _ .A. by noticing where the sun stood in the skyB. by knowing the exact moment of noonC. by drawing a meridian across the skyD. by observing the positions the stars exist in the sky58. Which of the following is true according to the passage?A. A.M. means before noon in English and ante meridian in Latin.B. P.M. is the short form for post meridian in Latin standing for in English.C. Daylight begins with the sun rising in the west and ends with the sun getting in the east.D. Meridian in Latin comes from our word meridian.59. It is the exact moment of noon_ .A. that the sun crosses the imaginary line.B. when the sun still lies to the east of the meridianC. after the sun has crossed the imaginary lineD. when the sun is not directly overhead60. “Before midday” means_ .A. the sun has traveled a quarter journey B. half of the daylight hours have been spentC. the sun hasnt traveled a quarter journey yet D. the sun has traveled half its journey.C.It is not only experts in China who are arguing over whether women should work after marriage or not. Worldwide this question is being discussed as an increasingly large number of married women enter the workplace.Take the United States for example. Since 1960, the percentage of married women in the work force has jumped from 31.9 per cent to 59.4 per cent.American women first moved into the paid labor force during World War II , when men left their jobs to fight.In the last fifty years, more and more women have worked outside the home. And over these years of developing, Americans have changed their social values as a result.In 1975, women aged 35 and above made up half of all working women. And by 1980, 60 percent were women at the age of 45 and aboveNow in Japan, womens work group is M - shaped with middle - aged women and those aged 20 - 25 at the two peaks.According to statistics(数据), 37.7 per cent of Japanese women at childbearing age (25 - 29) still engaged themselves in work in 1980, and the number reached 50 per cent the next year.Being a housewife has always been regarded as a graceful occupation in Japan. Some young Japanese women believe it is good to be a professional housewife.However, old attitudes have been changing everywhere, and sometimes just out of economic necessity. In recent years, a growing number of city housewives have poured out of homes to take part-time jobs.Even the UN has given its support.The 34th Congress of the United Nations in 1979 put forward the decision for formal agreement on the getting rid of discrimination(歧视) against women.So far, most UN members have agreed on it, but some still havent, including the United States. The UN aims to get it agreed by all members by 2000.61. From the first paragraph, we can learn that _ .A. experts encourage women to take paying jobsB. men encourage women to take paying jobsC. governments encourage women to take paying jobsD. more and more people begin to care about womens life62. In the USA ._.A. married women are lazier than their husbandsB. husbands are lazier than their wivesC. fewer married women used to work outsideD. more married women used to work outside63. Married women in Japan ._A. all work outside their homes B. seldom work outside their homesC. have different opinions on their working outside D. all do housework at their homes64. More and more women have taken jobs outside for the reason that they _.A. have no children to take care of B. have no housework to doC. want to make more friends D. want to improve their living conditions65. Whats the main idea of this passage?A. Women should stay at home and do housework. B. More women take jobs worldwide.C. The United Nations should pay more attention to womens rights.D. Women in poor countries should work outside.D.The post office in Britain is famous for getting letters and parcels to their destinations(目的地). The problem is that we the public, have to observe the rules. For example, we must put a stamp on a letter. If we don t, the receiver will have to pay double. We often see the sign All LETTERS MUST BE CORRECTLY ADDRESSED. These days, this means having to use postcodes(邮政编码). If you didnt use a postcode, its no good complaining(抱怨) that your letter should have arrived sooner. Parcels are a problem because they must be correctly packaged. If Aunt Sophia is going to send you a jar of your favorite jam, she will have to wrap it up well. The most important thing we have to do is to address our letters and parcels legible(字迹清楚地) and correctly. This means clear handwriting and correct spelling. What we should do and what we actually do are often miles apart. Recently, the post office had to deliver(投递) a letter which showed a name followed by the word Arijaha. What is this, do you think? Arabic(阿拉伯语)? Hindustani(兴都斯坦语)? Wrong both times. Say it out loud and youll see its just plain English: HARWICH HARBOUR!67. In England, _ if you forget to put on a stamp.A. nobody can receive your letter B. you will be fired for your letterC. you cant have your letter posted D. you can still have your letter pasted67. _ is very important when people post letters.A. Clear handwriting B. Correct spelling C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B68. If you didnt use a postcode, _ .A. your letter couldnt arrive soon B. your letter would be surely lostC. your letter couldnt be posted D. your letter would be sent back at last69. When we post parcels, we must _ .A. address them correctly B. address them clearlyC. package them correctly D. all the above70. From the passage we can see that postmen _ .A. have no difficulty in delivering any lettersB. have difficulty in delivering misspelt lettersC. wont deliver any letters with bad handwritingD. can deliver all letters to their destinationsFThe history of nomenclature (命名) in Britain is so old that no one knows the beginning of the story. Since written history began, people have had names. It is therefore impossible to do more than guess at how the earliest given names were chosen. Most names appear to have had some sort of original meaning, usually descriptive, rather than being simply a pleasing collection of sounds.These descriptive names developed both from nouns and adjectives. The Irish Gaelic people used descriptive nouns and adjectives which were meaningful. Early in prehistory some descriptive names began to be used again and again until they formed a name pool for that particular culture. Parents would choose names from the pool of existing names rather than invent new ones for their children.With the rise of Christianity (基督教 ), Christians were encouraged to name their children after the holy people of the church. These early Christian names can be found in many cu today, in various forms. The pool of names in use in England changed basically after the came in 1066. Then French names of Germanic origin (起源) became popular within three generations. As a result names like Emma, Matilda, Richard, and William, became com in English nomenclature. At the same time a few Old English names, like Edward and A remained because they were names of holy people or kings; others were kept because they wer