人教版高中英语必修一高一英语练习

第一节单项填空共20小题，每小题0.5分，满分10分）Haveyouseenpdn?leftitherethismorning.IsitblackdnethinkIsawitsomewhere.A.a;theB.the;theC.the;aD.a;aThoughtoseeus,theprofessorgaveusawarmwelcome.A.surprisingB.wassurprisedC.surprisedD.beingsurprisedJoh'successhasnothingtodowithgoodluck.Itisyearsofhardworkhasmwhatheistoday.A.whyB.thatC.whenD.whichItwasthesecondtimeweinholdingsuchimportantparties.A.succeedB.hadsucceededC.succeededD.havesucceededYouarealwaysfullof.Canyoutellmethesecret?Takingplentyofexerciseeveryday.A.powerB.strengthC.forceD.energyHesaidthathehadvisitedtheWorldExpo.A.twoweeksbeforeB.lastweekC.aweekagoD.beforetwoweeksDoyouthinkaigoodideatomakefriendswithyour?students,Ido.Ithinkgreatidea.A.ReallyB.ObviouslyC.ActuallyD.GenerallyTenminuteshasbeenmadefulloftheproblem.A.use;tostudpusing;studyingC.touse;tostudyD.use;studyingThegeneralthattheyseizethecitybeforedawn.A.hopedB.decidedC.announcedD.commandedAgreatnumberofstudentssaidtheywereforcedtopracticethepiano.A.toquestionB.tobequestionedC.questionedD.questioning第二节：完形填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）YouDidMoreThanCarryMyBooksMarkwaswalkinghomefromschoolonedaywhenhenoticedaboyaheadofhimhaddroppedallofthebookshewascarrying,alongwithabaseballbatandseveralother41downandhelpedtheboypickupthesear42.ct.lee;yweregoingthesameway,hehelpedtocarrysomeofthemforhim.Astheywalked4Markheboy'snamewasBill,tha44hecomputergames,baseballandhistory,thathewashaving4alotthfhisothersubjectsandthathehadjustbrokenwithhisgirlfriend.TheyarrivedatBill'shomefirstandMarkwas47inforaCokeandtowatchsomeTheafternoon）assed48withafewlaughsandsomesharedsmalltalkandthenMarkwenthome.They49toseeeachotheraroundschool,hadlunchtogetheronceortwice,andbothendedupfromthesamehighschool.Justthreeweeksbefore50,BillaskedMark51talk.Bill52imofthedayyearsagowhentheyhadfirstmet53“DonfenwhyIwascarryingsomaiiyinlgshomethatday?”askedBill.“丫爲4se）u.tmylockerbecauseIdidn'twanttoleaveame脏s乱）55anyoneelse.IhadplannedtorunawayandIwasgoinghometo56mythingsButafterwespentsometimetogether57andlaughing,Irealizedhat58Ihaddonethat,Iwouldhave59anewfriendindmissedallthefunwewouldhavetogether.Susee,Mark,whenoupickedupmybooksthatdaoudidalotmore.You60mylife.”41.more.You60mylife.”41.A.fellB.satC.lay42.A.AlthoughB.SinceC.After43.A.discoveredB.realizedC.said44.A.playedB.lovedC.tried45.A.questionsB.ideasC.troubleD.kneltD.UntilD.decidedD.madeD.doubt46.A.upB.outC.offD.away47.A.calledB.helpedC.invitedD.allowed48.A.peacefullyB.willinglyC.freelyD.pleasantly49.A.continuedB.agreedC.forcedD.offered50.A.graduationB.movementC.separationD.vacation51.A.wouldB.shouldC.couldD.must52.A.demandedB.remindedC.removedD.asked53.A.everB.usuallyC.evenD.never54.A.checkedB.tookC.cleanedD.put55.A.overB.intoC.withD.for56.A.findB.pickC.packD.hold57.A.talkingB.playingC.readingD.watching58.A.beforeB.ifC.whileD.as59.A.forgottenB.passedC.leftD.lost60.A.helpedB.recoveredC.improvedD.changed第三部分：阅读理解（每小题2分，满分40分）AWhenIwasaboy,IbelongedtotheBoyScouts童子军），soIusedtogocampingeverysummer,andoncesomethinghappenedwhichIhaveneverbeenabletoexplain.Wewerecampinginaplaceaboveariver.Afterarriving,weallrusheddowntothehadaswim.Standingbytheriver,wenoticedthatitwassurroun悬崖）byfcbi）ffs）newantedtoreachtheriveratthispoint,hehadtowalkpastourcamp.Severaldayslater,thescoutmasterhadtobeawayforaday.Thatafternoon,wehaearly.Weweresittingroundthefire,eatingandtalking,whenamanwalkedpastandtowardstheriver.Weallfeltthatthismanlookedverystrange,but,becauseeachofoflookingverystupid,noonesaidanything.Weateratheislowly,takingaslongaspossibleAfterfinishing,ecollectedurplatestogether;。thatwecouldtakethemtotheriverwherewealwayswashedthem.Butnoonemovedtowardstheriver,westoodlookingateachotherashamed.Thenallshoutingatbegantalkingaboutthemanwhohadwalkedpastus.WeagreedhowstrangehelookedanwonderedwhathecouldbedoingbytheriverWeknewthathecouldonlyreturibypassingthroughourcamp.Anhourpassed.Thenoneoftheboyssuggestedwesho悄悄移re^epdownbytheriversothatwecouldseewhatthemanwasdoing.Movingveryslowlyandkeepingintheshacreptdowntowardsthebank.Oneboyclimbedatreesothathecouldseeeverythingclcalledtousthattherewasnoonethere,sowerandowntothebank,lookingeverywheWecouldnotunderstandwherethemanhadgone.Whenitgotdark,wewentbacktoourcampfeelingbewildered.Wetoldthescoutmashadhappenedintheevening.Smiling,hedoubtedthatwehadseentheman,butfinallywegoandlookagain.Wedid,buttherewasnoonethere.Manyyearshavepassed,butIstillrememberitasifitwereyesterday.Whatdidwnotknow.61.Thewriterinthetextmainlytellsus.A.thestoryofhischildhoodB.astrangecampingexperienceC.aboutastrangerbytheriverD.aboutagoodplaceforcampingWhydidtheboyseattheirsupperslowly?A.TheywantedtodelaygoingtotherivettThnkywerewaitingfortheirscoutmaster,C.TheyhadasupperearlierthanDisuaheyweretalkingwhileeating.Theunderlinedwordewildered”thetextprobablymeans.A.ashamedB.nervousC.unabletounderstandD.eagertoknowsomethingWhenheheardwhathadhappened,thescoutmaster.A.realizedwhothemanwaB.startedtoworryaboutthemanC.wentbacktolookfortheDCanfeltithardtobelievetheboysThewriterstillrememberstheeventbecause.A.theboysactedfoolishlyB.thecampingplaceisbeautifulC.therehasbeennoexplanationfortheeventparticularlyenjoyedhiscampingtha'summer.BSuHuaisstudyingatCambridge,SKehasboughtabicycleandisworriedaboutsecurityHerfriend,Kate,foundthisarticleandsentittoher.IntroductionAlotofcrimeisagainsibicyclesAbout150,000bicyclearestoleneveryyearandmostareneverfound.Youcanpreventthishappeningbyfollowingafewcarefulsteps.BasicSecurityDonotleaveyourbicycleinout—of—the-wayplaces.AlwayslockyourbicyclewhenyouSecureittolamppostsortrees.Takeoffsmallerpartsandtakethemwithyou,forexandsaddle车座）.LocksGetagoodlock.Therearemanydifferenttypesintheshop.Buyonethathasbeentesattack.Askforarecommendationfromabikeshop.MarkingSecuritymarkingyourbikecanactasadeterrenttoathief.ItcanalsohelpthepolbicycleItshouldbeclearlwritteiandincludeyourpostcodeandyourhouseorflatiumber.Thiswillprovideasimplewaytoidentifyyourbicycle.RegistrationThereareanumberofcompanieswhowillsecuritymarkyourbicycleforyou.Theywillyourregistrationnumberandpersonaldetailsontheircomputerdatabase.Thenifyourfounditwillbeeasytocontactyou.FinallyKeeparecordofthebicycleyourself:itsmake,modelandregistrationnumber.Youcaaphotographofit,thiswillprovethebicyclebelongstoyou.Whichpartofthearticlgivesyouinformationnhowtolockupyourbicyclewhenyouleaveit?A.LocksB.MarkingC.RegistrationD.BasicSecurityTheunderlinedphr“ceasadeterrentto"ameinie.A.helpyourecognizeyourbikeB.helpthepolicefindyourbicycleC.stopsomeonestealingyourbicycleD.stopyouworryingaboutyourbikeThearticleadvisesyoutokeeparecordofyourbicycle.A.inthebikeshopandyourcomputerinapolicestationandsecuritycompanyC.inasecuritycompanyandyouruniveDsibyyourselfandinasecuritycompanyWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Morethan150,000bicyclesarestoleneveiB.yeafceaveyourbicycleinout—of—the—wayplaces.Takingaphotographofyourbikewillhelpprovethebicyclebelongstoyou.Alwayslockyourbicycleevenif'otledioTe.Themainpurposeofthisarticleis.A.totelyouwhattodoifyourbicycleisstolenB.tosuggestwaysofkeepingyourbicyclesafetogiveyouadviceonwheretobuyagoodlocktosaywhyyoushodtdkeepyourbicycleinaquietplaceCChildrenhavetheirownrulesinplayinggames.Theyseldomne裁判）raffdrrafelytroubletokeepscores.Theydon'Caremuchaboutwhowinsorlosesanditdoesn'steemtoworrythemifthegameisnotfinished.Yet,theylikegamesthatdependalotonluckpersonalabilitieannotbedirectlyompared.Theyalsoenjoygamesthatmoveinstagesjnwhicheachstage,thechoosingofleaders,thepicking-upofsides,orthedeterminingsideshallstart,isalmostagameinitself.Grown-upscanhardlyfindchildren'sgamesexciting,andtheyoftenfeelpuzzledakidsplaysuchsimplegamesagainandagain.However,itisfoundthatachildplaysgveryimportantreasons.Hecanbeagoodplayerwithouthavingtothinkwhetherheisperson,andhecanfindhimselfbeingausefulpartnertosomeoneofwhomheisordinaHebecomesaleaderwhenitcomestohisturn.Hecanbeconfident,too,inparticularitishisplacetogiveorders,topretendtobedead,tothrowaballactuallyatsomsomeonehehascaught.ItappearstousthatwhenchildrenplayagametheyimagineasituationundertheiEveryoneknowstherules,annbreimportantly,veryoneplaysaccordingtotheruleThoserulesmaybechildish,buttheymakesurethateverychildhasachancetowin.Whatistrueaboutchildrenwhentheyplaygames?A.TheycanstopplayinganytimethejB.liteycantesttheirpersonalabilities.C.TheywanttopickabetterDegTneydon'tneedrules.Tobecomealeaderinagamethechildhasto.A.playwellB.waitforhisturC.beconfidentinhimseDfbepopularamonghisplaymatesWhatdoweknowaboutgrown-ups?A.TheyarenotinterestedingBrnTheyfindchildren'sgamestooeasy.C.Theydon'tneedareasontoplayganThsydon'tunderstandchildren'sgames.Whydoesachildlikeplayinggames?A.Becausehecanbesomeoneotherthanhimself.B.Becausehecanbecomepopularamongfriends.C.BecausehefindsheisalwaysluckyinEgaiBesiausehelikestheplacewhereheplaysagame.Thewriterbelievesthat.A.childrenshouldmakebetterrulesfortheirgamesB.childrenshouldinvitegrown-withthemC.children'sgamescandothemalotof^gohdldrenplaygameswithoutreasonsDBettyandHaroldhavebeenmarriedforyears.ButonethingstillpuzzlesoldHarolitthathecanleaveBettyandherfriendJoansittingonthesofa,talking,goouttocomebackthreeandahalfhourslater,andthey'restillsittingonthesofa?TalkinWhatintheworld,Haroldwonders,dotheyhavetotalkabout?Bettyshrugs,TaWk'refriendsResearchingthisresultcalledfriendshippsychologislLilliarRubinspenttwoyearsinterviewingmorethantwohundredwomenandmen.Nomatterwhattheirage,theirjob,sex,theresultswerecompletelyclear:womenhavemorefriendshipsthanmen,andtheinthecontentandthequalityofthosefriendshipsis“markedandunmistakable.”Morethantwo—thirdofthesinglemenRubininterviewedrouldnotnameabestfriend.Thosewhocouldwerelikelytonameawoman.Yetthree-quartersofthesinglewomenhaproblemnamingabestfriend,andalmostalwaysitwasawoman.Moremarriedmenthannamedtheirwifehusbandasabestfriend,mosttrustedperson,ortheonetheywouldtutimeofemotionaldistres感（情危机）.“Mostwomen,"saysRubin,“identif认定）atleastone,usuallymore,trustedfriendstowhomtheycouldturninatroublemoment,andthopenlyabouttheimportanceoftheserelationshipes.n”theirliv“IngeneraWr”tesRubininhernewbook,“women'sfriendshipswitheachotherresharedemotionsandsupportbutmen's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