高中英语牛津必修4 综合练习

英语牛津必修4 综合练习一选择填空1. What the man told us _ true.A. is proved B. was proving C. proved D. to prove2. Can the boy _ over his lessons all this morning?A. has gone B. have been going C. be going D. have been gone3. Some of us said it was good, but _ I dont think so.A. fortunately B. probably C. personally D. possibly4. _ Ive told you to be careful , but you would not listen.A. A dozen times B. Usually C. As a result D. Once5. You failed in the math exam again last time, your parents must _ sorry about it.What did you do to comfort them?A. say B. have said C. have felt D. be saying6. The question was not as simple as it _.A. suppose to B. supposed to be C. was supposed being D. was supposed to be7. -John told me once he had a quarrel with Tom.- _ was that?A. Since when B. For when C. How long ago D. For how long8. Both the concerts will be broadcast _ in a minute.A. live B. alive C. living D. lively9. They dont think advertisements are useful for our daily life, _?A. arent they B. are they C. dont they D. do they10.-What do you think _ to him if he goes on like this?- Its hard to _ . He is always so careless.A. is possible to happen , speak B. will be happen, sayC. is likely to happen, tell D. to take place, judge11. Would you tell me the good way _ English well?A. to learn B. of learning C. how to learn D. A and B12. Who _ it to you is more important than what _ to you.A. was given , gave B. gives , has givenC. gave, was given D. was giving, gave13. - I wish I would see you again. - _ .A. So would I B. So do I C. So did I D. So had I14. It _ rain. Youd better take an umbrella with you.A. might B. may C. must D. should15. I entered for the football match, hoping to _ the school record.A. break down B. break out C. break in D. break16. Shall we go out for a picnic this weekend?A. It all depends B. It all depends on.C. Yes, it all depends. D. Yes, it all depends on17. - Write to me when you get home.- _.A. I must B. I should C. I will D. I can18. Only after I finished all my work _ to play CS games.A. did I start B. I started C. I start D. do I start19. Next time you go to town, please buy me a new tie to _ my new dress.A. go with B. match C, both A and B D. neither A nor B20. The secretary of the Party branch and director of that factory often _ with the workers.A. work B. are working C. works D. is working21. Her father showed her how hard work and discipline could _ self-improvement.A. lie in B. make use of C. depend on D. lead to22. The year 1997 _ the return of Hong Kong to PRC.A. was seen B. saw C. had seen D. happened23.The popular actor didnt _ public attention until after several successful performance.A. appear B. go to C. come to D. leave for24. - - Do you know what his name is?- Yes, I do. He _ Tony Brown.A. called B. is calling C. calls D. is called25. Hard work can make it _ everyone to climb to the top of his or her carrier.A. possible to B. probably for C. able to D. possible for26. I want to buy a new computer, _ is at reasonable price and of high quality.A. it B. one C. one that D. what27. Lets start, there is a lot of work to _.A. get along B. come across C. get through D. get out28. All the social problems in that country are _ economic crisis.A. connected with B. contact with C. related to D. closed to29. _ late in the morning, Bob turned off the alarm.A. To sleep B. Sleeping C. Sleep D. Having slept30. They will tear down these old houses to _ a new office building .A. set over B. build up C. construct D. build二完形填空Harvard Square BookstoresJust being around Harvard makes you want to learn something. Luckily, the area has a 1 selection of bookstores.If you visit Cambridges Harvard Square, youve got to check out the bookstores. Cambridge is called 2 birthplace of higher education 3 Harvards early start it was founded only 16 years after the Pilgrims 4 Plymouth. And the Harvard Square area is rated among 5 in the U S for density of bookstores per square mile.Its no 6 that the area right outside of Harvards iron gates has the best and most diverse （各式各样的）collection of 7 in the Greater Boston area. Walk around Harvard Square on the centuries-old brick-laden 8 and you can almost hear the 9 going on around you. Thick accented (浓重的方言) voices hit you from all directions, 10 the latest theory (理论) in physics or the political climate in some far corner of the 11 . Sit down for a cup of coffee at Au Bon Pain, a central location in the square, 12 youll likely see a battle of the minds. There are usually a couple of tables dedicated (专心致志于) to chess matches. So, to really appreciate Harvard 13 , you need to take some 14 to explore the stacks and leave with a title or two.One of the striking things about the stores is the variety, not only of titles, 15 entire shops about a theme. Harvard Book Shop, 16 in 1932, is a local landmark with a rich 17 of titles and special staff recommendations. The COOP is 18 where much of the universitys required reading is sold, it is also several floors of fiction, biographies, calendars, and a 19 other items. Some shops 20 foreign texts, and some offer rare books and manuscripts and require an appointment.1. A. lot B. little C. wide D. high2. A. Englands B. Americas C. Canadas D. Pairs3. A. because B. as to C. owe to D. due to4. A. landed in B. reached to C. arrived at D. got at5. A. tallest B. best C. the highest D. the biggest6. A. surprised B. surprising C. surprise D. surprises7. A. workshops B. bookstores C. bookmarks D. bookshelves8. A. highways B. expressways C. bridge D. sidewalks9. A. learn B. calling C. learning D. crying10. A. discussed B. discussing C. talking D. debated11. A. city B. country C. continent D. world12. A. / B. or C. and D. but13. A. University B. college C. town D. Square14. A. people B. time C. money D. instruments15. A. but B. but of C. but also D. but one16. A. opened B. opening C. closed D. closing17. A. choose B. selection C. store D. saving18. A. only not B. not only C. not D. only19. A. group of B. piece of C. pair of D. box of20. A. good at B. specialized in C. fond of D. well in二阅读理解When I was in the third grade, I was picked to be the princess(公主)in the school play. For weeks my mother had helped me practice my lines. But once on stage, every word disappeared from my head. Then my teacher told me she had written a narrators（解说者的）part for the play, and asked me to change roles. Though I didnt tell my mother what had happened that day, she sensed my unhappiness and asked if I wanted to take a walk in the yard. It was a lovely spring day. We could see dandelions (蒲公英) popping through the grass in bunches, as if a painter had touched our landscape with bits of gold. I watched my mother carelessly bend down by one of the bunches. I think I am going to dig up all these weeds, she said. From now on, well have only roses in this garden. But I like dandelions, I protested. All flowers are beautiful-even dandelions! My mother looked at me seriously. Yes, every flower gives pleasure in its own way, doesnt it? she asked thoughtfully. I nodded. And that is true of people, too, she added. When I realized that she had guessed my pain, I started to cry and told her the truth.“But you will be a beautiful narrator,” she said, reminding me of how much I loved to read stories aloud to her. Over the next few weeks, with her continuous encouragement, I learned to take pride in the role. The big day finally came. A few minutes before the play, my teacher came over to me. “Your mother asked me to give this to you,” she said, handing me a dandelion. After the play