单元规范训练：BOOK5Unit1Greatscientists(新人教版必修5

1、Book 5 Unit 1 Great scientistsI.单项填空1 Ialong the street looking for a place to park when the accident.A went ； was happeningB went ； happenedCwas going ；happenedDwas going ；had happened2In review of 44 studies ，American researchers found that men and women whoate six key foods daily cut the risk of

2、_ heart disease by 76%.A3A4a； theWhen I got there ， attending Would you pleasB the； ahe wasC a； / _a wedding party.DD/；ajoining inB e heljoining me with the box?Cattending toAYes， pleaseBNo ， please dontCWith pleasureDMy pleasure5 Which doctor is_ your wound? Doctor Wang.AcuringBtreatingCoperatingDa

3、ttending6 The boyby the police has no parents.A questionedB has been questionedChaving been questionedD questioning7 He always gives students enough time to what they have just learnt.A attractB absorbC getD receive8 for the terrible coal mine accident ，as the public thought ，the mayor of the cityfe

4、lt nervous and was at a loss what to do.A Having blamedB He was to blameCBeing to be blamedD Being to blame9 It s said that driving after drinking thousands of traffic accidents every year.A results fromB contributes toCdevotes toD lies in10 There are many toys on the shelf and you can use whichever

5、 you want， but please them when you have finished playing with them.A put； onBput； downC put；backDput； off11. She smiled happily , a set of amazing white teeth.A. exposingB. being exposedC. exposedD.to expose12. Your compositioniswell- writtensomespelling mistakes.A. besidesB. except forC. as well a

6、sD.in additionto13 . Dogs have a very goodof smell and are ofte n used to search for survivors in the earthquake.A . senseB . viewC . meansD . idea14 . He suggesteda meeti ng and it suggested that hein our pla nB . holding ; was interestedD . should hold ; be interestedC . to runD . ranA . to hold ;

7、 was interestedC . holding ； should be interested15 . What s the matter?I can t get the engineA . runningB . runn .完形填空Once a farmer had some puppies to sell.He pain ted a(n)_16_ advertis ing the pups and set about n ail ing it to a post on the edge of his yard._17_he was driving the last nail into

8、the post , he felt a sudden pull on his trousers.He_18_down into the eyes of a little boy.Mister，” he said, I want to buy one of your puppies. ”Well, ” said the farmer, as he rubbed the sweat off the back of his_19_, “these puppiescome from fine pare nts and_20a good deal of mon ey.The boy_21_his he

9、ad for a moment.Then reaching deep into his pocket , he pulled out a han dful of_22_ a nd held it up to the farmer. I ve got thirty- nine cents.ls that eno ugh to take a look ?”Sure,” said the farmer.And with that he_23_ a whistle，“ Here, Dolly !” he called.24 from the doghouse and down the road ran

10、 Dolly_25亠by four little balls of fur.Asthe dogs made their_26 to the fence , the little boy no ticed somethi ng else movi ng in side the doghouse. 27 a no ther little ball appeared, this one no ticeably smaller.The little pup bega n walking unsteadily toward the others , doing its best to_28.I want

11、 that on e,” the little boy said ,29 at the run t (矮个子).The farmer knelt down at the boy s side and said，“ Son, you_30_ want that puppy.He will n ever be able to_江 a nd play with you as other dogs would. ”With that the little boy_32_back from the fence , reached down, and began rolling up oneleg of

12、his_33_n doing so he showed a steel brace（ 支柱）running dow n both sides of his leg attach ing itself to a_34_made shoe.Look ing back up at the farmer , he said, You see, sir, I don t run too well myself , and he will n eed some one who un dersta nds. ”The_35_is full of people who n eed some one who u

13、n dersta nds.16. A.sightB.paperC. informationD.sign17. A.ThenB.BeforeC. AsD.After18. A.putB.lookedC. kneltD.stared19. A.noseB.n eckC. headD.face20. A.spendB.spareC. makeD.cost21. A.raisedB.liftedC. fellD.dropped22. A.notesB.changeC. sugarD.goods23. A.let outB.carried outC. put outD.left out24. A.UpB

14、.OverC. OutD.In25. A.cameB.followedC. we ntD.caught26. A.stepB.wayC. walkD.drive27. A.QuicklyB.SlowlyC. OddlyD.Sadly28. A.get upB.sta nd upC. catch upD.move up29. A.movingB.poin ti ngC. callingD.turni ng30. A.mustn tB.don tC. can tD.n eed n t31. A.runB.sitC. walkD.sta nd32. A.steppedB.talkedC. climb

15、edD.fell33. A.clothesB.dressesC. sweatersD.trousers34. A.simplyB.speciallyC. carefullyD.n ewly35. A.farmB.countryC. cityD.world川.阅读理解Where we live , on the eastern shore of Maryland , the gentle一一waters run in and out like fin gers slim ming at the tips.The Canada geese know this place, as do the wh

16、ite swans andthe ducks .In autu mn , they come home for the wi nter.O nce or twiceeach year, snow and frozen rain move into the area.When this llhthappens, if the river is at its narrowest , there is a freeze which hardens the water to ice.One morning , a friend of mine set the breakfast table besid

17、e the huge window , which overlooked the Tred Avon River.Sudde nly she lea ned forward and cried out ，“ There is a goose out there. ”We saw the figure of a large Canada goose， very still ， its wings folded tight to its sides ， its feet frozen into the ice.Then from the dark skies， she saw a line of

18、swans.They floated from the top of the sky downward and at last landed on the ice.My friend was on her feet now ， with one hand against her mouth， unbelieving.As the swans surrounded the frozen goose，she feared that life it still had might be pecked（ 啄） out by those great swan bills.Instead， those b

19、ills began to work on the ice.The long necks were lifted and curved down ， again and again.It went on for a long time.At last，the goose s head was lifted.Its body was pulled.Then the goose was free and stood on the ice.And the swans stood in the air watching.Then ， as if it had cried ，“ I cannot fly

20、. ”Four of the swans came down around it.Their powerful beaks chipped off the ice held in the feathers.Slowly ，the goose spread its wings as far as they would go ， and moved slowly into the sky.This is a true story.I just think of it in the bad moment ， and from it comes only one hopeful question： I

21、f so for birds ， why not for man ？36 Which would be the best title for the passage?A Why Not for Man?B Graceful SwansC Swans Brave ActDI Just Couldn t Believe It!37 What happened to the Canada goose?A It was deserted by other geese.B It was stuck in the ice.CIt was wounded and couldn t fly.D It was lost in the water.38 At first the author s friend was worried that.A the swans would not help the Canada gooseB she didn t care about this matter any moreCthe swans wouldn t identify with the Canada gooseD the swans would peck the Canada goose to death39 What did the swans do wh