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金戈金戈金戈金戈英语:Units3-5单元综合测试(含答案)(新人教版必修2)Remembertotakegoodcareofyourbelongingsandwearenotresponsible.personal;forlosingthemC.private;ofthelossofthemC.personal;forthelossofthemD.private;tolosethemMan'sfate(命运),forthemostpart,isthemercyofnature.A.on;XB.under;theC.at;XD.at;X---I'dliketobuyabatterycharger(充电器)formymobile?——orspecial?---SpecialA.commonB.ordinaryC.universalD.popularWeweredeeplywhenwelearnedthattheoldwomandidn'thaveherownchildrenjustinordertohertimeintakingcareoftheorphans.A.affected;giveB.moved;buryC.touched;devoteD.affected;employWithmoreattentionbeingpaidtoourenvironment,thenumberofendangeredrareanimalsandplantsthatis.A.protect;aredyingout;decreasingB.protecting;aredyingout;onthedecreaseC.preventing;havediedout;decreasingD.toprevent;havediedout;onthedecreaseIreallydon'tunderstandwhysomepeopleenjoymakingfunofothersbutwhenthey,theysometimesgetangry.A.playjokesonothersB.areplayedwithjokesC.playjokesonD.areplayedjokesonWhenyoumovetoanewplace,tryyourbesttogetyourselffamiliarthenewsurroundingsassoonaspossible.Oncetheyhavebecomefamiliaryou,youwillbebetteroff.A.with;withB.to;toC.with;toD.to;withApartfrombeingappliedinsuchfieldscommunication,financeandtrade,computersalsoplayanveryimportantpartinmakingmobilephones,medicaloperationsinspaceexploration.A.like;aslongasB.as;aswellasC.like;asgoodasD.as;asfarasWhateveryousayaboutwhatIdidtheotherday,Imeantnoharmtoyou.A.inawayB.bythewayC.anywayD.onthewaythehelpofthisnewtypeofcalculator,peoplewillbeabletomuchfasterwithmoreaccuratefiguresasaresult.Under;workoutB.With;calculateC.By;makeoutD.For;countAlotoftechnicalproblemshavetobesolvedthisnewtypeofdigitalcameraitsappearanceinmarket.A.when;makesB.until;willmakeC.before;makesD.after;willmakeComputershavebeenmadecleverthattheycanproblemslikehumans.A.such;dealwith;inawayB.so;dowith;inawayC.such;dowith;inthewayD.so;dealwith;inawayThemanagerofthesalesdepartmentiskeptbusyallday.Afterhehassolvedoneproblem,anotherissuretoA.raiseB.riseC.ariseD.tobeappearedournaughtyniececloselyanddon'tlethermyregularsleepintheafternoon.A.Watchout;ruinB.Watchover;spoilC.Watchon;destroyD.Watchout;spoilSuchinsectsthespider,thebutterflyarefriendsofushumans,theyharmfulonesinlargenumberseveryday.A.like;destroyB.as;spoilC.forexample;ruinD.as;destroyAcertainmosquitocarryingthevirustospreadtoahumanbeingonceheorshe.A.believes;isbittenB.isbelieved;bitesC.believes;bitesD.isbelieved;isbitten——Whenthehunterifheknewtheanimalhehadkilledwasunderprotectionbylaw,hewasA.asked;atalossB.wasasked;atalossC.asked;atlossD.wasasked;atlosses---Look!Allthebuildingsonthecampusareunderconstruction(建造)---Whatfor?A.isthatsmallhousebuiltB.isthatsmallhousebeingbuiltC.hasthatsmallhousebeenbuiltD.isthatsmallhousebeingbuildingIliketoreadnovelswrittenbyhimbecausethealwaysgiveus.A.ends;asurpriseB.endings;surprisesC.ends;surprisesD.endings;surpriseInmyopinion,morenaturalreservesshouldbebuilttowildlifefromextinction.A.preventB.protectC.holdD.keepawayInadditiontoenoughmoneytothefamily,thefatherhastospendextrahourslearninghowtoperformjazzandrap.A.making;raiseB.earning;supportC.make;bringupD.earn;keepBecomingamillionaireiswhathesincehischildhood.Nowhisdreamhasandhisnextgoalistobecomeacomicactor,whocanbringlaughtertopeople.hasbeendreamedof;cometrueB.hasbeendreamingof;realizedC.hasdreamedof;cometrueD.haddreamedof;beenturnedintoreality---Howwouldyouliketobepaid,cashorcheck?---Neither.Iwanttoinvestthemoneyinyourbusiness.in;inB.by;byC.with;withD.in;byScientistspredictthatin400years,theAfricancontinentwillintoatleastthreelargeseparatelandmasses.orso;breakupB.about;breakdownC.some;breakupD.moreorless;breakawayMydocumentsarealwaysoutaccordingtothecontents(内容)anddatessothatIhavenotroubleinfindingthemwhenthey.A.set;areneededB.put;needC.sorted;areneededD.written;needII.完形填空:ItwasnotuntilyesterdayafteraconversationwithoneofmyfriendsthatItotallychangedmyviewsaboutlife.Hetoldmethatevenifhe26barelymorethan1dollarpermonth,hewouldnotcomplain.Heexplainedthatthatwasbecauseofa(an)27hesawinIndia.Hehadbeenfeeling28andwastouringIndiaafteramajorsetback(挫折).Hesaidthatrightinfrontofhiseyes,hesawanIndianmother29herchild'srighthandwithachopper(砍刀).The30inthemother'seyesandthe31ofpainfromtheinnocent4-year-oldchildstill32himtoday.Thedesperatemotherdeliberatelyhandicappedherchild33thechildcouldgoouttothestreetstobeg.34bythescene,hedroppedthesmallpieceofbreadhewaseating.Almostinstantly,aflockof5or6children35tothissmallpieceofbreadcoveredwithsand,36ofbitsfromoneanother.Strickenbythehappenings,he37hisguidetodrivehimtothenearestbakeryandboughteverysingleloafofbreadhecouldfind.38hedistributedthebread,he39cheersandbowsfromthese40children.Forthefirsttimeinlifehesaw41peoplecouldgiveuptheir42foraloafofbread.Hebegantoseehowfortunatehewastohavea43body,haveajob,haveafamily,havethechanceto44aboutwhatfoodisnotgood,havethechancetobeclothed,havemanythingsthatthesepeopleinfrontofhim45dreamedof.NowIhavebeguntoagree.Ismylifereallythatbad?A.broughtbackB.broughtaboutC.setbackD.setabout

27.A.incidentB.accidentC.coincidenceD.matter28.A.excitedB.worriedC.boredD.low29.A.cutoffB.cutdownC.tookinD.tookaway30.A.expressionB.helplenessC.happinessD.anxiety31.A.hurtB.screamC.cryD.scratch32.A.affectB.impressC.astonishD.effect33.A.althoughB.incaseC.sothatD.aslongas34.AmusedB.ShockedC.DisappointedD.Moved35.A.removedB.recountedC.competedD.rushed36.A.robbingB.warningC.stealingD.offering37.A.orderedB.persuadedC.instructedD.mentioned38.A.AsB.ThoughC.BecauseD.Ifonly39.A.acceptedB.receivedC.opposedD.restricted40.A.luckyB.unfortunateC.aliveD.innocent41.A.howB.whatC.whenD.whether42.A.honorB.dreamC.moralD.dignity43.A.disabledB.completeC.perfectD.magic44.A.commentB.debateC.complainD.argue45.A.neverB.scarcelyC.everD.evenIII.阅读理解AHaveyouwonderedwhydifferentanimalsorpestshavetheirparticularcolours?Coloursinthemseemtobeusedmainlytoprotectthemselves.Birds,especiallyseagullsareveryfondoflocusts,butbirdscan'teasilycatchlocustsbecausetheircolourstogetherwiththechangeofthecolourofcrops.Whencropsaregreen,locustslookgreen.Butwhencropsareripe,locuststakeonexactlythesamebrowncolourascropshave.Someotherpestswithdifferentcoloursfromplantsareusuallyeasilyfoundandeatenbytheirenemies.Sotheyhavetohidethemselvesinterrorforlivesandappearonlyatnight.Ifyoustudytheanimallifeinanypartoftheworld,youwillfindthemainuseofcolouringistoprotectthemselves,bears,wolvesandotherbeastsmovequietlythroughforests.Theyareusuallyinvisibletotheeyesofhunters,becausetheyhavethecolourmuchlikethebarks(树皮)oftrees.Anevenmorestrangeactremainstobenoticed.Akindoffishlivinginseascansendoutakindofveryblackliquidwhenitfacesdanger.Whiletheliquidisover,itsenemiescannotfindit,anditquicklyswimsaway.Thus,ithasexisteduptonowthoughitisnotpowerfulatall.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zThispassagemainlytalksabout.A.thechangeofcolourinlocustsB.theprotectivecolourationofanimalsandpestsC.howacertainseafishprotectsitselfD.animalsorpestscandyethemselvesdifferentcoloursLocustsarebuttheyaren'teasilywipedout(消灭)bytheirenemiesbecause.A.animals;theyarepowerfulenoughB.beasts;theyaredangeroustotheirenemiesC.pests;theytakeonthesamecoloursascropsD.birds;theyflyveryfastThepeststhathavedifferentcoloursfromplantsusuallyappearatnightbecause.A.theirenemiescaneasilyfindthemandeatthemB.theyhavethehabitofcomingoutindarknessC.it'seasyforthemtodestroyplantsindarknessD.birdstaketheirrestswhennightcomesWhatdoestheunderlinedword“invisible"inParagraph3mean?A.Can'tbeseenB.CanbeseenC.Can'tmoveD.Can'tchangeAcertainfishlivinginseashaslivedthroughmillionsofyearsbecause.itisthemostpowerfulintheseanootherfishescanswimasfastasitcanitcansendoutakindofliquidwhichmakesitsenemiesunabletofindittheliquiditsendsoutcankillitsenemiesBQueenogGymnastics—SvetlanaKhorkinaAstheRussia'smostsuccessfulgymnast,sheistallandgraceful一SvetlanaKhorkinaismorethanachampion,sheisastar.KhorkinawasbornonJanuary19,1979,inBelgorod.Shewasintroducedtogymnasticsbyhermotherwhenshewasonlyfouryearsold.whenaskedhowtostarthergymnasticscareer,shesmiled,“Asachild,Iwasverypickywithmyfood.Mymotherhopedthatifsheputmeintogymnastics,Iwouldstarteatingbreakfast,afterhavingspentalotofenergyinthegym."Hercoachwantedhertotraininrhythmicgymnasticsbecauseofbodytype,butKhorkinainsistedonlearningartisticgymnastics.BorisPilkinwastheonlycoachthroughoutherentirecareer.Thenherheight,normallyconsideredanegetiveingymnastics,becameapositive.Forthepasttenyears,KhorkinaalsodidmuchfortheRussiangymnasticteam.Manytimesshehadtotakepartincompetitionwithwounds,andshemanagedtowin!金戈Pleaseremembertheperiodwhenkhorkinabravelyenteredtheworldofshowbusiness,andhadevencouragetoentertheworldoftheateiShewassuccessfulhere!Shewassupposedtoquitgymnasticsafterbecomingafamousperson,butshedidnot!“Youshouldperformforus!”saidhercoachandfansastheyunderstoodthattherewerenosuchstronggymnastsasKhorkinaintheRussianteam.In2004,Khorkina,25yearsold,announcedthatshewouldretireaftertheAthensOlympics.Shewaendhergymnasticscareerwithagoldmedal,soshewenttoAthens.Buttheresultdisappointedher,sonlyasilveronindividiarbunHl-andabronzeonteam.“Actually,IfeelI'mcapableofcompetingstilbelieveit'stimeformetofinish.Asanyotherwomandoes,I'dliketohaveafamily.I'dliketotobeloved.”Khorkinasaid.Sheisanartistinasportthatdoesn'trewardartistryanymore,oldiworshipsyouth.SoHidesforhertoleave.OnAugust19,2004,sheplayedtheartisdnefinaltime.EvenOlympicbossJacquesRoggerstoppedby.Askedtonamehisfavouritegymnast,hereplied,“Khorkina.She'sarealwoman.”WhydidhermotherhaveKhorkinaattemptgymnasticsveryyoung?A.Tomakeaworldfamousgymnast.B.Tocontinuehercareer.C.Tomakehereatmorefood.D.Toservehermotherland.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutKhorkina'sbodytype?Itwasperfectforgymnastics.Itwasadisadvantagebutsheturneditintoanadvantage.Itwasusuallythoughtunsuitableforgymnastics.Itwasdifficulttoachievegreatlywithsuchabodytype.Khorkinatriedallofthefollowingcareersexcept.A.teachinggymnasticsB.sportsC.showbusinessD.theworldoftheaterWhichofthefollowingcandescribeKhorkina'sfeelingsattheAthensOlympics?A.AstonishedB.ExcitedC.SorrowfulD.DisappointedTheauthormentionedJacquesRoggeinorderto.A.comfortKhorkina'sfailiftestressKhorkina'sgreatnessC.proveKhorkina'sgreatDitshowKhorkina'simportanceCAsafrequenttravelemygoalforeachtripLstotravelightDespite尽管)thoughtfullanning,can'talwaysgetmypackingright,endinguptakingmorethanIneed.workislikethat,too.Weoftenbrinbaggage.Itmaynotlooklikebaggage,butitweighsusdownjustthesame.金戈金戈金戈金戈金戈I'vefound,aftertwentyyearsofmanagement,mostpeoplebringsuitcasesfullofself-doubt(缺乏自信的),oldproblemsfromoldrelationshipsandself-fulfilling(相信一定会发生的)forecaststoworkeveryday,anditstifles(抑制)them.Mostpeopleletpastworkexperiencedecidetheirfutureones.They'relikethetravelersinastorythatIonceheard.Onedayayoungmanstoppedhiscaronthesideoftheroad.Anelderlywomanpausedfromhergardeningasheapproached(靠近).“I'mthinkingofmovingtothistown,"hetoldher,“andIwaswonderingifyoucouldtellmewhatthepeoplearelikehere."“well"shesaid,“whatwerethepeoplelikewhereyoulivebefore?"“Demandingandcompetitive,andnotveryhelpful,"hesaid.“well"shetoldhim,“Ithinkyou'llfindpeoplethesamewayhere."Alittlewhilelateranothermanstoppedandapproachedthewoman.Againshewasaskedwhatthetownspeoplewerelikeandagainsheaskedthetravelerwhathisexperiencehadbeenwherehadbeenwherehelivedbefore.“Oh,thepeopleweregreat.Everyonewashelpfulandsupportive---arealcommunity."“you'llfindpeoplethesamewayhere,"shesaid.Peoplewhoarewinningatworkarelikethesecondtraveler.Theyknowthattheytendtogetwhattheyexpectfromwork(andlife),andiftheyhaveemotionalbaggageandpoorexpectations,theywillgetpoorresults.Theyalsoknowhowtotravellight.They'velearnedwhatessentialstopack.Theybringtoworkonlythoseskillsandexperiencethatwillpositivelyimpacttheirworkandthefuture.Theyleavetherestoftheirbaggagebehind.Wanttowinatwork?Travellight.Whatwillaffectmostpeopleatwork?Theycan'tgettheirpackingright.Theyoftenbringtoomuchbaggagetotravel.Theyareburdenedbypastworkexperience.Theydon'tbelieveinthemselves.Whatcanwelearnaboutthesecondtravelerinthestory?Heiscommandingandindifferenttohistownspeople.Heisgoodatgettingalongwellwithpeopleandmanagement.Hewillwinatworkandmakealotofmoney.Hewillbringhelpfulexperiencewithhimtodoabetterjob.Whatisthemaindifferencebetweenthetwotravelersinthestory?Thefirsttravelerisyoungandrich,andthesecondoneisnot.Thefirsttravelerispolite,whilethesecondoneis.Theyholddifferentattitudestowardstheirtownspeople.D.Theyhavedifferentrelationshipswiththewoman.What'sthefunctionofthestoryinthepassage?A.Toarousethereaders'attention.B.Tomakereadersamused.C.Toshowthattheauthorknowsalot.D.Toexpresstheauthor'sideasmoreclearlyWhat'sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.GetYourPackingRightB.TravelLighttoWorkC.WorkingIsLikeTravelingD.ForgetYourPastIV短文改错:Nowinthecountryarea,therearemanychildrendroppedout61.ofschool.Thereasonsofthisa

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