上海牛津英语高一上读写作业练习5

1、.上海牛津英语高一上读写作业练习5II. Grammar and vocabulary25%21. - Mum, Why do you always make me eat an apple every day? - _ enough vitamins as you are growing up.A. Get B. To get C. Getting D. To be getting22. The article is so good. John _ it by himself.A. couldnt have written B. mustnt have writtenC. couldnt w

2、rite D. mustnt write23. I _ a report last night and I think I shall be able to finish it today.A. wrote B. was writing C. had written D. would write24. _, they all went to the lake to swimA. It was a hot day B. Being a hot dayC. It being a hot day D. For it was a hot day25. It is generally believed

3、that teaching is _ it is a science.A. an art much as B. much an art asC. as an art much as D. as much an art as26. It is hard to imagine the extent _ which playing VR games will harm the youngsters.A. from B. with C. to D. for27. Your suggestion is quite _, and well be discussing it at the meeting.A

4、. acceptable B. adaptable C. reliable D. receivable28. The _TV makes the nights in the country more _ than before.A. colorcolor B. colorfulcolorful C. coloredcolorful D. colorcolorful29. The _ doctor told me not to take that medicine any longer, for it is not _ at all.A. effective.efficient B. effec

5、tive.effectiveC. efficienteffective D. efficientefficient30. The space between the rails of a railway line is left to let me the rail _when it gets hot.A. spread B. stretch C. expand D. extend31. The Red Cross is _ with humanity, mercy and help while blue is considered to be a _ colour.A. connected.

6、restful B. associatedrestless C. associated.restful D. connectedrestless32. Bob sat at the table for a few hours and drunk considerably more wine _ is good for his health.A. which B. than C. what d. that33. Hes got himself into a dangerous situation _ he is likely to lose control over the plane.A. w

7、here B. which C. while D. that34. while the bad weather lasted, the campers were_ at a local hotel.A. put away B. put down c. put up D. put off35. The film stars marriage got a lot of _.A. public B. attention C. publicity D. notice36. _ there is no objection, Ill open the window. Which is wrong?A. s

8、upposing that B. provided that C. though D. providing that37. Liquids are like solids _ that they have a definite volume.A. in B. with C. for D. at38. _ no proof _ a wild wolf has ever harmed a human beings.A. It is.whether B. Thats.thatC. It is.that D. There isthat39. He _ to shake hands with me wh

9、en he saw me.A. ended B. ceased C. stopped D. paused40.This warning _ him out of reporting to the policeman.A. threatened B. frightened C. alarmed D. scared41.Only by obtaining _ and accurate information can the government improve its work.A. restful B. reliable c. available D. flexible42. The neckl

10、ace is very expensive because it is made of _ metal.A. scarce B. unusual C. rare D. uncommon43. She _ her hair brown yesterday.a. painted B. dyed C. colored D. discolored44. Face-lift can _ a few wrinkles and fine lines one ones face but it is only skin deep.A. reduce B. refuse C. relieve D. decline

11、45.Recent changes in the tax law are _ in the enclosed booklet.A. set forward B. set on C. set to D. set outIII. Close10% Many people often recall the lazy days of their youth. While playing in the countryside they would raise their heads to the 46 blue sky. It was easy then to imagine that the clou

12、ds looked like many different things 47 cotton, ice cream, and animals like cows and dogs. But as 48 , these people look up to see that the clouds are as ever-changing as life. Adults no longer 49 of clouds as lively. Clouds, seemingly covering the golden light of 50 , appear to be full of vitality.

13、 The colours at dusk look like a beautiful painting. The rapid 51 of clouds in the sky when it is about to rain gives us the 52 of gods fighting in the sky. Ancient poets and scholars were more sensitive to these changes than 53 man. In todays stress-ridden, cement filled world, if we do look up at

14、the sky, we seem to be in a tunnel and only see a small part of the 54 . There is a song, “Abandon 抛开 your worries, forget your unhappiness, and walk outside with me and let us watch the clouds. This is to say if modern man leaves his busy life 55 and goes out to watch the clouds, he may be able to

15、recapture the days of his youth. 46. A. wind-swept B. cloud-filled C. empty D. dark 47. A. such as B. in addition to C. except D. despite 48. A. children B. parents C. adults D. travellers 49. A. consider B. think C. regard D. dream 50. A. brightness B. darkness C. earth D. dawn 51. A. departure B.

16、advancement C. appearance D. movement 52. A. image B. shape C. illustration D. shadow 53. A. ordinary B. ignorant C. simple D. modern 54. A. cloud B. tunnel C. sky D. change 55. A. behind B. once C. alone D. undoneVI. Reading Comprehension20% Directions: Read the following passages. Each passage is

17、followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read A Benge is not an average pet owner. He loves dogs, and that in itself is not uncom

18、mon. One or two dogs would make good pets, but Benge has 25 of them. To make matters worse, when the moon is full, we can hear Benges dogs barking from one end of town to the other. A few years ago when the town people first began to notice the regularity of the barking, they thought they should inv

19、estigate the cause of all the noise. However, finding out what Benge was doing became a real puzzle. Benge refused to talk to anyone in town. No one had spoken to him in years. The last salesman to visit his house had left with 15 dogs pursuing behind. Jackson , our popular mayor, suggested sending

20、Benge a survey asking for information about his pets. Everyone quickly reminded Jackson that Benge never answered his mail. Finally, the town people appointed a committee to investigate the problem. The committee decided that the chairperson, Priscilla, should see for herself what Benge was doing to

21、 his dogs. The next time the moon was full, Priscilla tiptoed to Benges house. The barking became a deafening roar as she drew closer. Along the wooden fence 栅栏, she finally found a hole and looked in. There in the moonlight stood Benge, directing his dogs like an orchestra. "What beautiful voi

22、ces you have! shouted Benge. "Theres no finer music in the world than dogs singing to a full moon. Covering her ears, Priscilla breathed a sigh of relief as she went down the hill although she wasnt sure anyone would believe what she had seen. 56. The towns biggest problem was in trying to _. A

23、. find out what Benge was doing B. appoint a committee C. get Benge to talk to them D. write a good survey 57. The best solution to the problem of the barking dogs was _. A. mailing a letter to ask for the information B. sending someone to investigate C. talking to Benge about the dogs D. sending a

24、salesman to watch Benge closely 58. In the story, Priscilla seemed to be _. A. worried about what would happen to Benge B. angry that Benge had so many dogs C. happy to act as chairperson of the committee D. relieved to know why the dogs were barking 59. We may infer from the story that _. A. people

25、 should not make judgement without facts B. people who own pets are not to be trusted C. chairpersons make good detectives D. it is unwise to keep more than two or three dogsB As more and more plastic is recycled, scientists and manufacturers are working to develop new products made from recycled pl

26、astic. But what do you do with the mountain of carpeting 2.5 million tons of home and commercial carpets that ends up in US landfills 垃圾填埋场 each year? Already, a handful of manufacturers are remanufacturing old carpet changing it into new carpet or turning it into car parts and plastic wood. The pro

27、cess reuses the plastic resins 树脂 found in much modern synthetic carpeting. Besides unburdening landfills, remanufacturing holds possibility for dramatic cuts in producing greenhouse gas. Currently, only about 4 percent of used carpeting is being recycled; another 1 or 2 percent is cleaned and reuse

28、d as carpeting. But thanks to a new program, there is hope that as much as 40 percent of old carpeting will be recycled or reused within ten years. The new programme, called the National Carpet Recycling Agreement, is an effort designed to cultivate manufacturer responsibility throughout a products

29、life cycle. Its called product stewardship管理. The purpose of the agreement, says Sherry Enzler, who worked more than two years to help draft out the agreement, is to establish an association that can recover large quantities of the carpet rolled from Americas floors over the next ten years. Finally,

30、 if the agreement is renewed, the goal could be a 90 percent recovery rate, assuming national participation. The survey indicated that 5 percent of the garbage entering Minnesotas landfills is carpeting. Carpet manufacturers are central to this recovery effort. They have formed an independent group,

31、 the Carpet America Recovery Effort CARE, to draft an action plan and monitor progress in carpet recovery. “We need to start looking at waste as a resource, Enzler says. Major carpet manufacturers, the Environmental Protection Agency, and eight states have signed the agreement. Other states are expe

32、cted to come on board over time. 60. This passage is mainly about _. A. the recycling of plastic products B. the National Carpet Recycling Agreement C. the association of carpet manufacturers D. the recycling of used carpeting 61. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A. Milli

33、ons of tons of carpets find their way in the US landfills each year. B. Remanufacturing carpets is likely to decrease the amount of greenhouse gas. C. 90 percent of old carpeting will be recovered and reused within the next ten years. D. Scientists and manufacturers are working to make products from

34、 recycled plastic. 62. According to the passage, who should play a major role in the recovering and recycling of old carpets? A. Garbage collectors. B. Government officials. C. Carpet traders. D. Carpet manufacturers. 63 The expression “to come on board in the last sentence can be replaced by _. A.

35、to realize the significance of the issue B. to give their help when necessary C. to join the programme eventually D. to take strict measures as requiredCChina's giant pandas have long been threatened with extinction, suffering from low birth rates and human encroachment on their habitat. Now the

36、y are facing a new threat - starvation. China's state-run media says their favourite food, arrow bamboo, is beginning to die off. It is part of a cycle that happens every 60 years and the new crop will take around 10 years to mature. Last time the bamboo bloomed was in the 1980s and th

37、en around 250 giant pandas died of starvation. Now at least one nature reserve is trying to move those animals at risk into new habitats or find them new sources of food. In another blow for the giant panda, it is being reported that the endangered Tibetan antelope is being tipped as China's Olympic mascot桔祥物, ahead of the panda. One official was even quoted as lobbying for the antelope because it is more sporty than the other conte