2009年新人教版高二英语复习选择题演练7

1、 演练 X读一读，背一背 与交通有关的词汇交通规则 traffic regulation路标 guide post红绿灯 traffic light红灯 red light绿灯 green light黄灯 amber light岗亭 police box斑马线 zebra stripes车行道 carriage-way不准驶入 no entry此路不通 blocked安全岛 safety island停车处 parking place 不准停车 No parking!不准滞留 restricted waiting交通拥挤 traffic jam危险驾驶 dangerous driving无证驾

2、驶 driving without a license撞车 crash肇事逃跑司机 hit-and-run driver练一练1. Will our team win the match? _. Our players are the best!AThere's not much doubt about it BThere's some doubt about itCNo problem! DIt's hard to say2. The editor's job is to keep the newspaper_ and _ to the readers Aba

3、lanced；interested Bbalancing；interesting Cbalanced；interesting Dbalancing；interested3. My favourite article is_I wrote about the efforts to bring stolen cultural relics back to China. Athat Bone Cwhat Dwhich4. Mum，is the pair of gloves _ mine? YesYou have to wear another pair. Awashing Bhave washed

4、Chaving washed Dbeing washed5. Please explain how two or more things are similar _different from each other Ato or Bor Cto and Dand6. Mrs Green is a _ teacher Aborn Bbearing Cexperiencing Dexperienced7.Hawking says that even the best theory can_ to be wrong Aturn up Bturn down Cturn off Dturn out8.E

5、veryone has his or her special_ and_ Askill；interest Bskills；interests Cskill；interests Dskills；interest9. He must be lying，for what he says doesn't_ the factAfit Bmatch Csuit Dget10. The result is a better understanding of the world_.Aon the side Bon the sides Con all the sides Don all sides11.

6、 Is anything_?I can't decide which dress I should wear at my friend's wedding party一I don't think it_Athe matter；the matter Bmatter；matters Cthe matter；matters Dmatter；the matter12.The peaceful meeting ended when the company_ a group of angry men_sticks to fight with the citizensAsent of

7、f；armed with Bsent off；arming withCsent out；armed with Dsent out；arming with13. collections of poetry，poems are put together. AOn BIn CAt DOf14.If you are the judge，you must your personal feelingsAset about Bset off Cset out Dset aside15.A new school building is under construction，so we can't wa

8、lk _we liked as beforeAas Bwhere Cwhich Dwhen16.He must be angry, for we heard the glass _ on the floor.A. being broken B. break C. broken D. to be broken17. reading is to mind，food is to blood AThat BWhich CHow DWhat18.Mrs Black went back to place she had found the diamond Athe same；where Bthe same

9、；as Cthe same；that Das the same；as19.-Ill stand him if he is right-You always support the man who is rightAby Bup to Cwith Din for20Modern English from about the middle 16th century Atook place Bcame about Ccame into being Dhappened笑一笑 Younger Scout(童子军): How can I tell the difference between a mush

10、room（蘑菇）and a toadstool(毒菌)? Older Scoout： Just eat one before you go to bed. If you wake up the next morning, it was a mushroom. * * * * * When Peters learned that he was being fired, he went to see the head of human reaources. “Since Ive been with the firm for so long,” he said, “I think I deserve

11、 at least a letter of recommendation(推荐信).” The human resources director agreed and said hed have the letter the next day. The following morning, Peters found a letter on his desk. It read, “Jonathan Peters worked for our company for 11years. When he left us, we were very satisfied.”填一填 There were o

12、nce six blind men in India, who stood by the roadside every day, begging from the people who passed. They had often heard of elephants, but they had never seen one; for _1_blind, how could they? It so happened one morning that an elephant _2_ driven down the road where they stood begging. When they

13、were told that the great beast was before them, they asked the driver to _3_him stop so that they might see him. Of course they could not see him with their eyes, but they thought that by touching him they could _4_ just what kind of animal he was. For, you see, they trusted their own sense of touch

14、 very much. The first _5_ to put his hand on the elephants side. “Well,” he said, “now I know all about this beast. He is like a wall.” The second felt about the elephants tusk. “My brother, ” he said, “you are quite mistaken. He is not at all like a wall. He is round and smooth and sharp. He is _6_

15、like a spear than anything else.” The third happened to _7_ the elephants trunk. “Both of you are entirely wrong,” he said. “Anybody who knows anything can see that this elephant is like a snake.” The fourth _8_ his arms, and grasped one of the elephants legs. “Oh, how blind you are!” he said. “It i

16、s very _9_ to me that he is round and tall like a tree.” The fifth, being a very tall man, happened to take hold of the elephants ear. “The blindest man ought to know that this elephant is not like any of the things you _10_,” he said. “He is exactly like a huge fan.” The sixth was very blind indeed

17、, and it was some time _11_ he could find the elephant at all. At last he got hold of the elephants tail. “Oh, silly fellows!” he said. “You surely have lost your _12_. The elephant is not like a wall, or a spear, or a snake, or a tree; neither is he like a fan. But any man with a little sense can s

18、ee that he is _13_ like a rope.” Then the driver and the elephant moved on, and the six men sat by the roadside all day quarrelling about the elephant. Each believed that he knew just what the beast _14_; and they called each other names because they could not agree. It is not just blind men who mak

19、e such silly mistakes. People who have eyes sometimes act just _15_ foolishly when they take a one-sided view of things. 1. A. was B. being C. / D. be2. A. was being B. was C. had been D. would be3. A. ask B. get C. let D. allow4. A. learn B. see C. hear D. realize5. A. seemed B. appeared C. happene

20、d D. came6. A. very B. best C. most D. more7. A. take hold of B. get a touch of C. came up to D. take over8. A. let out B. make out C. reached out D. sent out9. A. important B. plain C. surely D. good10. A. name B. tell C. speak D. talk11. A. until B. before C. after D. when12. A. hands B. feeling C

21、. words D. senses13. A. more B. exactly C. very D. much14. A. looked B. liked C. looked like D. sounded like15. A. as B. so C. very D. howRiddlesThere were two ducks in front of a duck and two ducks behind a duck, and one duck in the middle. How many ducks were there in total?What do you call a fish

22、 without an eye?What vehicle is spelled the same backwards and forwards?What do lazy dogs do for fun? What kind of stones are never found in the ocean? What city has no people?   读一读 When I was in the third grade, I was picked to be the princess(公主)in the school play. For weeks m

23、y mother had helped me practice my lines, but once onstage, every word disappeared from my head. Then my teacher told me she had written a narrators(解说者) 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

24、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 wee

25、ds,” she said. “Form now on, well have only roses in this garden.” “But I like dandelions,” I protested. “All flowers are beautifuleven 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 p

26、eople, 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 p

27、ride 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, I took home the flower, laughing that I was perhaps the only person who would keep such a weed.1. The g

28、irl did not play the role of the princess mainly because _.A. she felt nervous on the stage. B. she lost her interest in that role.C. she preferred the role of the narrator. D. she had difficulty memorizing her words.2. Why did the mother suggest a walk in the garden? A. To remove the dandelions B.

29、To enjoy the garden sceneC. To have a talk with her daughter. D. To help the daughter with the play3. What is the main idea of the story? A. Everybody can find his or her own way to success.B. Everybody has his or her own value in the world.C. Everybody should learn to play different rolesD. Everybo

30、dy has some unforgettable memory.休闲时光名作欣赏 警察和赞美诗 The Cop And The Anthem By O. HenryWinter was coming, and Soapy, one of the many thousands of New York pickpockets, felt uneasy. He knew that the time had come for him to look for shelter. Soapy s desires were not great. Three months in prison was what

31、 he wanted. There he was sure of a little food and a bed, safe from the winter wind and the cold. For years prison had been his shelter during the winter. Now the time had come again.Having decided to go to prison, Soapy at once set about realizing his desire. There were many ways of doing this. The

32、 pleasantest was to get a good meal at some expensive restaurant, and then, after saying that he could not pay, be quietly arrested by a policeman and sent to prison by the judge.Soapy walked along Broadway looking at the expensive goods in the fashionable shops. He stopped at the window of a bright

33、ly-lit café. Soapy was freshly shaven（刮脸）, and his coat and tie were neat. But his boots and trousers were worn. “If I can reach a table in the restaurant unsuspected（不怀疑）,” he thought, “everything will be all right. The upper part of me that will show above the table will cause no suspicion in

34、 the waiters mind. A roast duck, a bottle of wine, a cup of coffee and a cigar will make me happy on the journey to my winter quarters.” But just as Soapy entered the restaurant, the head waiters eye fell on his shabby trousers and boots. Strong hands turned him round and pushed him on to the sidewa

35、lk.Soapy turned off Broadway. He had to think of another way of getting into prison. At a corner of Sixth Street he saw a brightly-lit shop window. Soapy picked up a cobble-stone and dashed it through the glass. Soapy stood still with his hands in his pockets, and smiled at the sight of brass button

36、s（黄铜纽扣指警察）. “Where is the man who did that?” shouted the policeman.“Dont you think I did it?” said Soapy in a friendly way.The policeman did not understand Soapy s hint（暗示）. Men who break windows do not usually remain to speak to a policeman. They run away. Just then the policeman saw a man hurrying

37、 to catch a bus. Club（棒）in hand, he rushed after that man. Soapy had failed again.On the opposite side of the street was a small cheap restaurant. Soapy entered it, sat down at a table and ate a beefsteak and an big apple-pie.“Now call a cop, I cannot pay. I have no money,” said Soapy, “And dont kee

38、p a gentleman waiting.”“No cop for you,” said the waiter, and seizing Soapy by the collar（领子） he threw him out of the restaurant. Soapy picked himself up and beat the dust from his clothes. Arrest seemed but a rosy dream. Prison seemed very far away. A policeman who stood before a drugstore two door

39、s away laughed and walked down the street.He was just passing a cigar store, when he saw a well-dressed man go in, leaving his silk umbrella at the entrance. Soapy stepped in, took the umbrella, and slowly continued his way. The man saw him. He turned and followed quickly.“My umbrella!” he said seri

40、ously.“Oh, is it?” said Soapy. “Well why dont you call a policeman? I took it. Your umbrella!” Why dont you call a cop? There is one standing at the corner.”The owner of the umbrella slowed his steps. Soapy did the same. The policeman looked at the two curiously.“Of course, ”said the umbrella-man“that iswell, you know how these mistakes oc