2017-2018学年人教课标高一英语必修4试题Unit3AtasteofEnglishhumour单元测试题2

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ngTVandsleepingthrougheachday.Lastweek,the13yearoldIraqigirlwassmilinghappilywhenthecrowdataBaghdadtheatrewarmlyclappedherandherfriends.“NowI’mhappy.Ising,danceandjokewithmyfriends,”shesaid.“Ihavechanged.Peopleareaskingme:‘Whathappened?Haveyougonecrazy?’”WhathappenedwasaprojectsetupbytheRuyaFoundationforContemporaryCultureinIraq,whichintroducesdramatherapy(戏剧疗法)toacountrywherealmosteverybodyhassufferedsomekindoftrauma(创伤).SixtheatreprofessionalsweretrainedinBeirutbyCatharsis,adramatherapycentreledbydirectorZeinaDaccache,knownforherworkwithprisonersinLebanon.BassemAltayebwasoneofthetrainees.Hesaid,“Eachonefoundsomeconfidenceandbuilttheircharacter.”“Iamproudofthemtoday,”saidweteyedImanHassoon,theorphanage’sprincipal,aftertheshow.“Ihopetheycanusetheenergytheyfoundwiththisplaytoprotectthemselvesandhaveaplaceoftheirowninsociety,”Hassoonadded.Thedramatherapyprojectexploresawayof“dealingwithpeople’sproblemsinanextremelydamagedsocietysuchasIraq,whichhasexperiencedsomuchtraumaandviolence,”saidTamaraChalabi,chairoftheRuyaFoundation.“Iraqisasocietyformen,notreallyforwomen.Thesegirlsareparticularlyvulnerable(易受伤害的),”addedFuratalJamil,anIraqiGermanartistwhoalsoworkswithRuya.“ThefirsttimeIvisitedtheorphanage,thegirlswereveryshy;theywerehiding.Nowyouseethemconfidentandsociable,”Jamilsaid.Aftertheplay,thegirlsthemselvescouldhardlybelievetheirownchange.Ruqayyeh,13,burstintotearswhenthelightscamebackonandtheaudiencestooduptoclap.“Ihadalwaysdreamtofbeinganactress,ofbeingonstage...ButIusedtobeunhappyandbored;nobodylikedhangingoutwithme.Noweverything’schangedandthegirlsloveme.”32.WhatdidHaneendolastweek?A.Sheputonashow.B.Shelockedherselfup.C.Shemadenewfriendsatatheatre.D.Shewatchedaplaywithherfriends.33.What’sthemainpurposeofthetheatreproject?A.Tohelpgirlsfindconfidence.B.Totraingirlstoproducedrama.C.Toraisemoneyfororphanages.D.Topreventgirlsgoingtoprison.34.WhatisHassoon’sexpectationfortheorphans?A.Theycanrepaysociety.B.Theycanfindagoodjob.C.Theycansurviveinsociety.D.Theycanfindbetterlivingplaces.35.WhydidRuqayyehcryonstage?A.Sheperformedbadly.B.Shewastoonervous.C.Sherememberedhersadpast.D.Shewassohappyaboutherchange.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Runningtwomilesaroundtheschooltrackisn’texactlyatthetopofmostfifthgraders’listsoffunthingstodo.ButstudentsinMs.Zimmerman’sclassatMarkTwainSchoolinAngelsCamp,California,gladlyranlaps(圈)toraisemoneytohelpadoginneed.36Hehadahardstartinlife.Atlessthanayearold,Peter’sownersfoundoutthathehadaproblemwithhisleftlegthatwasverypainful.Medicinehelpedtoeasethepainbutitwasveryexpensive.ForPetertohaveagoodqualityoflife,heneededanoperation.37“IlovedogsandwhenIheardaboutPeterIfeltsosadforhim,”saysstudentTrishaFritts.Ms.Zimmerman’sclassdecidedtoholdaJogaThontoraisemoneyforPeter’soperation.“AtfirstIfeltliketheJogaThonwasjusttogetustorunlaps,”saysstudentMichaelCox.“38”“IjustwantedtomakeadifferenceinPeter’slife,”addsclassmateChanceWood.39Beforelong,fiveotherclassessigneduptojoinintheevent.“Istartedreceivingdonationsfromallkindsofpeopleinourschoolmunity(社区),”saysMs.Zimmerman.“40”Asthemoneywascollected,planswerebeingmadeforPeter’soperation.A.Overall,weraised$3,180.64!B.Hereceivedatimelyoperation.C.ButthenIgotinterestedinhelpingthisdog.D.Theyhadtoleavehimattheveterinaryhospital.E.Buthisownerscouldn’taffordthecostlyoperation.F.NewsoftheJogaThonspreadthroughouttheschool.G.Ms.ZimmermantoldherstudentsaboutadognamedPeter.第三部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Weallknowthateatingtoomuchjunkfoodisbadforourhealth,andunhealthyfoodsarethemain41theworldisfatterandsickerthaneverbefore.Butdidyouknowthateatingsomekindsof42foodscouldbejustasbadforyou?43,someofthesefoodswhichare44healthybymanypeopleturnouttobeunhealthyandthetruthwasquite45.MichelSimon,whofoundedtheCentreforInformedFoodChoicesintheUSA,46therearesugarysportsdrinksthatareasunhealthyascola.“Sportsdrinkswere47withathletesinmind.Thesedrinkscontainsaltandsugar,whichcanbe48forathletesinmanycases.49,mostregularpeopledon’tneedanyadditionalsalt,50theycertainlyhavenoneedforliquid(液态的)sugar.These51mayendupdoingmore52thangoodforkidsdoingordinaryexercise.”Breakfastcereals(谷类食物),whicharegreatly53bykids,havealsobeencriticized.54theyareoftenhighinfiber,someofthemcontainalotmoresugarandsaltthanyouwould55.Inaddition,someofthefoodswehaveetoknowas“healthsnacks”have56beenaddedtotheblacklist.Althoughtheylookandsoundnutritious,inmost57theyaremuchtastierthantheyarehealthyforyou.58,sometypesofdriedfruitwere59tohavemorefatandsugarthanthefruittheywereproducedfrom.Sonexttimeyou60tocutdownonjunkfood,thinktwiceaboutwhatyouendupeatinginstead.41.A.ideaB.reasonC.resultD.disadvantage42.A.cheapB.tastyC.dietD.health43.A.HopelesslyB.ImportantlyC.SurprisinglyD.Interestingly44.A.consideredB.provedC.reportedD.kept45.A.familiarB.generalC.simpleD.different46.A.meansB.saysC.supposesD.imagines47.A.servedB.enjoyedC.designedD.ordered48.A.usefulB.terribleC.strongD.enough49.A.ThereforeB.BesidesC.HoweverD.Anyway50.A.butB.andC.soD.because51.A.sportsB.needsC.snacksD.drinks52.A.harmB.wondersC.workD.pains53.A.suggestedB.likedC.discussedD.made54.A.SinceB.BeforeC.WhenD.While55.A.allowB.askC.expectD.save56.A.alsoB.soonC.againD.once57.A.waysB.casesC.partsD.plans58.A.AsusualB.InshortC.AtfirstD.Forexample59.A.preparedB.realizedC.foundD.searched60.A.decideB.failC.agreeD.forget第Ⅱ卷第三部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Once,threemengot61.________(lose)intheforest.Theydecidedtheywouldstayintheforestuntiltheyfound62.________(they)way.Thenextmorning,onemanwenttofindsomefood.Soon,theothertwomenwere63.________(surprise)tofindhimbackwithadeerandaskedhowhegotthedeer,themanreplied,“Ifoundtracks,Ifollowedthetracks,andIgotadeer”.Theybothwere64.________(slight)confusedbecausehehadnoweapons.Afew65.________(day)later,thesecondguywentinsearch66.________foodandsooncamebackwithadeertoo.Theothertwoaskedhowhemanaged67.________(get)thedeer.Hisreplywas68.________sameasthefirstman’s.Thenitwastheturnofthethirdguytosearchforfood.Manyhourspassed,andthethirdman69.________(hold)nothinginhishandscameback,withbloodonhisface.Theothertwoaskedhim70.________hadhappened.Helookedatthemandreplied,“Ifoundtracks,Ifollowedthetracks,andIgothitbyatrain”.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节：短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。Twoterriblethinghappenedyesterday.IhitaclassmateontheheadorIfailedmymidtermmathexam.Igothomelittlelatethatevening,andIcanstillpicturemydadstandinginthelivingroom,mymomonthesofalookedstraightahead.Thatwasthefirsttimemyparentshadlearnedaboutmydisappointedbehavioratschool.Buttheydidn’tspeakangrytome.Instead,theyhadalongtalkwithme,makingmetorealizehowimpatientandcarelessIhadgrewthesedays.Idon’tknowwhat’swrongaboutmebutonethingI’msureofiswhichhappenedyesterdaywillnothappenagain.第二节：书面表达（满分25分）你校英文报的“FunnyStory”栏目正在征稿。请你根据提示，用英语完成下面的故事并投稿。注意：1.展开合理想象，将之续写成一个幽默故事；2.词数100左右（开头部分已给出，但不计入总词数）。Martin,SamandRoysharealargehotelroomonthetopofa90storybuilding.Onedaywhentheydrovebackafterwork,theywereshockedtohearthattheelevatorswereoutoforderandtheywouldhavetoclimballthestairstogettotheirroom.选做题阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AMostofusstillhavelotsofphotographssittingaroundfromthedayswhenweusedcameras,nottelephones,totakepictures.Thereareprobablymanyphotosthatwedonotlookatandmayneverseeagain.Buttheseimages(图像),representingmemoriesfromourpast,donothavetobelost.Googlehascreatedatooltohelpbringtheseforgottenpicturesbacktoveryhighqualitylife.TherecentlyreleasedPhotoScan(照片扫描)appworksmuchthesamewayasanimagescanner.Butthissoftwareprogramusesthecameraonyourphonetocapture(捕捉)imagesasdigitalcopies.Itisaquickandeasywaytosaveoldphotoswithouthavingtospendmoneyonnewequipment.ThePhotoScanappusesnewtechnologytoimprovethecapturingprocess.Thismakesitpossibletotakeapictureofaphotowithacameraphone,withoutglare,amonproblem.Afteropeningtheapp,theuserfirstpositionsthephotowithinthecamera’sframe.Whenthisisdone,foursmallcirclesappearindifferentplacesoverthephoto.Theuserthenmovesthephoneovereachofthecircles,whichchangecoloraftertheprocessisplete.That’sit!Theappfindstheedgesofthephoto,straightenstheimage,andputsitintherightpositionwhileremovingglare.Fromthispoint,thepicturescaneasilybesavedtotheGooglePhotosapporsomewhereelse.ThereleaseofPhotoScancameatthesametimeassomechangestotheGooglePhotosapp.Onechangeisitprovideshighlevelcontrolsforchanginglightandcolors.Italsoletsuserschoosefrom12differentlookstoimproveoverallphotoquality.AnilSabharwal,theVicePresidentofGooglePhotos,explainedwhyhecreatedPhotoScan.In1947,hisparentslivedunderBritishcolonial(殖民地的)ruleinIndiaandwereorderedtoleavetheirhomewithonlyafewbelongingstheycouldcarry.Hesaidtheydecidedtoleavebehindjewelryandothervaluables,butgatheredupasmanyphotosastheycouldtake.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“It”inParagraph2referto?A.Yourphone.B.Thecamera.C.PhotoScan.D.Theimagescanner.2.Whatproblemoftenariseswhenweusephonestophotographapicture?A.Color.B.Light.C.Clearness.D.Realness.3.Whichofthefollowingshowsthecorrectorderoftheapp’suse?①Movethephoneovereachofthecircles.②Theappstraightenstheimage.③Putthephotowithinthecamera’sframe.④Theappremovesglare.⑤Theappfindsthephoto’sedges.A.③①②④⑤B.③①⑤②④C.③⑤①②④D.③②①⑤④4.AnilSabharwalgottheideaforPhotoScan_____.A.withhisparents’helpB.morethanfiftyyearsagoC.fromhisfamily’sexperiencesD.undersomeBritishpeople’sinfluence5.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A.GoogleputsanendtocamerasB.PhotoScanworkswithsmartphonesC.GooglePhotosappmakessomechangesD.NewGoogleappbringsoldphotosbacktolifeBMostpeopledonothavethepatiencetowaitafewsecondsfortheelevatordoorstoshut,sotheypushthe“close”buttontospeeduptheprocess.However,somesaythisfeaturehasbeenobsoletesincethe1990s,suggestingthebuttonisapletefake;itwillnotclosethedoorsanyfaster.Expertsrevealthatthere’remanybuttonsintheworldthatdonotliveuptotheirname,butarepresenttomakeusfeelincontrol.TheAmericanswithDisabilitiesActwaspassedin1990,sayingthatelevatorsmuststayopenlongenoughforsomeonewithaphysicaldisability,suchasinawheelchair,tomakeitinside.KarenW.Penafiel,executivedirectorofNationalElevatorIndustryInc.,toldTheNewYorkTimesinaninterview.“Althoughthesebuttonsareuselesstotheaverageperson,theydoperformtheirproperfunction(功能)forfirefightersandmaintenanceworkersbutonlywithacodeorkeys.”Penafielexplainsthatamajoritydonothaveafunctioning“close”buttonbutthe“open”buttonworkswhenitispushed.Asstrangeasitseemstoplacefakebuttonsinanelevatororotherdevices(设备),theyarethereforgoodreasons.“Perceived(自认为的)controlisveryimportant,”saidEllenJ.Langer,apsychologyprofessoratHarvardUniversity.“Itreducesstressandpromoteswellbeing.”Andthosepeoplewhoknowthelittlewhiteliewillstillcontinuetopushthesebuttonsbecausethedoorsfinallycloseandthatisthedesiredreward,hesaid.However,elevatorsaren’ttheonlyfakedevices—crosswalksignalsinNewYorkCityarealsoonthelist.TheNewYorkTimesrevealedin2004thattheBigApplepulledtheplug(插头)onamajorityofitscrosswalkbuttonslongago,asaresultofputercontrolledtrafficsignals.Cityfiguresstatethatoutofthe3,250crosswalkbuttons,2,500ofthemdidn’tfunction.Thereasonthebuttonsarestillinplaceisbecauseitcostsabout$1milliontoremovethem.ButNewYorkCityisn’taloneinthisletdown,asasurveyin2010foundonlyoneworkingcrosswalkbuttoninAustin,Texas,Gainesville,FloridaandSyracuse,NewYork.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“obsolete”inthefirstparagraphmean?A.mon.B.Special.C.Useless.D.Attractive.7.Whatdoweknowabouttheelevator“open”buttons?A.Theyarefunctional.B.Theyworkwithkeys.C.They’reintendedforthedisabled.D.They’reuselesstotheaverageperson.8.Crosswalksignalswerementionedtotellus_____.A.manypeopledon’tfollowtrafficrulesB.thetrafficinNewYorkisterribleC.they’renotnecessarynowadaysD.there’reotherfakedevices9.WhydothenonfunctioningcrosswalkbuttonsstillexistintheNewYorkCity?A.It’sexpensivetotakethemaway.B.Thecostoftheplugrepairsishuge.C.Theymakepassersbyfeelincontrol.D.Theygivepeopleafeelingofacaringcity.10.Howisthetextmainlydeveloped?A.Byexplainingthereasons.B.Bygivingexamples.C.Bydescribingpeople’sbehaviors.D.Bymakingparisons.参考答案2125ACBDC2630BBAAC3135BAACD3640GECFA4145BDCAD4650BCACB5155DABDC5660ABDCA61.lost62.their63.surprised64.slightly65.days66.of67.toget68.the69.holding70.what短文改错：71.Twoterriblething...thing→things72....orIfailed...or→and73....homelittlelate...little前加a74....lookedstraightahead.looked→looking75....disappointedbehavior...disappointed→disappointing76....speakangryto...angry→angrily77....metorealize...去掉to78....Ihadgrew...grew→grown79....wrongaboutme...about→with80....whichhappenedyesterday...which→whatOnepossibleversion:Martin,SamandRoysharealargehotelroomonthetopofa90storybuilding.Onedaywhentheydrovebackafterwork,theywereshockedtohearthattheelevatorswereoutoforderandtheywouldhavetoclimballthestairstogettotheirroom.Samsaid,“Wecantalkandfocusonsomethinginterestingasweclimb.”Royagreedandsuggested,“Icantelljokesfor30floors,andSamcansingsongsfor30floorssinceheissogoodatit.Asforyou,Martin,youcantellsadstoriesfortherest30floors.”Andasitwent,atthe30thfloor,RoyfinishedhisjokesandSambegantosing.Atthe60thfloorSamstoppedsingingandMartinbegantotellsadstories.“Iwilltellmysaddeststoryfirst.Ilefttheroomkeyinthecar!”部分解析阅读理解：A篇（人际关系）本文是应用文。文章是一则关于身势语的产品广告。21.A。细节理解题。根据第一段中的Play3differentgameswiththeBodyLanguageCards和Thisproductcontains90BodyLanguageInterpretationCardsand18TaskCards以及28players可知，这款产品主要让用户通过卡片游戏的方式来学习身势语。22.C。细节理解题。根据文中的Forordersof50+BodyLanguageGameswecanprintyourpanylogoontheboxandonthecards可知，对于订购50款以上该产品的公司可以将商标印在该产品上。23.B。细节理解题。题干的关键信息amaninEngland对应文中Ordernow部分中的ForEurope:€57.60€47.99+internationalshipping€15.50，由此可知答案。B篇（个人情况）本文是记叙文。文章主要介绍了作者接下一份农业报代理编辑的工作并编出一份让人啼笑皆非的报纸的经历。24.D。细节理解题。根据第二段末句Iwasnaturallypleased可知，作者看到很多人站在自己的办公室门外，理所当然地认为自己编辑的农业报大获成功，感到非常高兴。25.C。细节理解题。根据文中作者和老先生的对话“Haveyouevereditedanagriculturalpaperbefore?”“No,”Isaid.“Thisismyfirsttry.”可知，作者对于编辑农业报毫无经验。26.B。推理判断题。根据老先生在撕碎报纸前说的“Shakeyourgrandmother!Turnipsdon’tgrowontrees!”可知，老先生给作者读那篇文章是想指出作者的错误。27.B。推理判断题。根据农业报编辑在最后一段一一指出作者的荒唐之处（牛换羽毛的季节、给蛤蜊奏乐就可以使它规规矩矩呆着不动）并认为作者对农业一窍不通可知，他对作者非常不满。C篇（节假日活动）本文是议论文。文章主要介绍了人们对感恩节所持的不同看法。28.A。细节理解题。第二段中的Familymemberscanstartargumentswitheachother解释了为什么有些人不愿意和家人一起过感恩节。29.A。推理判断题。根据第二段中的Thismeansthat,sometimes,ifmanypeoplearetryingtodoaprojecttogether,itdoesnotturnoutaswellasitcouldhaveifonlyonepersonwereincharge可知，A项内容符合该句的意思。30.C。细节理解题。根据第四段中的ChristineTurnersuggestedforgettingaboutyourdietandwearinglooseclothing可知，Christine认为应该尽情享受感恩节大餐。31.B。推理判断题。根据末段中的SaraMarieBrennerwonderedwhypeopleneedto“survive”Thanksgiving,atall.Shewrote:“Ienjoytheholiday.”可知，Sara喜欢感恩节。D篇（社会）本文是新闻报道。伊拉克首都巴格达一项特别的工程让孤儿院的女孩重获新生。32.A。细节理解题。根据第二段Lastweek,the13yearoldIraqigirl...aBaghdadtheatrewarmlyclappedherandherfriends可知，Haneen上周在巴格达的一家剧院表演话剧。33.A。推理判断题。根据第四段中的whichintroducesdramatherapy以及下文对这种戏剧疗法的介绍可知，这项戏剧工程的目的是帮助女孩子获得信心。34.C。细节理解题。根据Hassoon在文中说的Ihopetheycan...haveaplaceoftheirowninsociety可知，她希望这些孤儿院的孩子将来有一天能在社会上有立足之地。35.D。推理判断题。倒数第二段提到Ruqayyeh失声痛哭是为了说明倒数第三段中的thegirlsthemselvescouldhardlybelievetheirownchange，再结合Ruqayyeh在末段说的话可知，她是为自己的改变喜极而泣。七选五：话题：社会本文是记叙文。美国加州一所小学的学生通过跑步的方式来筹集手术资金帮助受伤的小狗。36.G。根据该空后具体介绍小狗的情况可知，G项内容符合该处语境。37.E。根据该空前的heneededanoperation和下文学生为小狗筹集手术资金可知，小狗需要手术，然而主人付不起手术费。E项内容在此承上启下。38.C。根据该段中的wasjusttogetustorunlaps可知，MichaelCox一开始认为只是跑步，然而后来想法有所改变，确实开始想要帮助小狗。39.F。该空后的Beforelong,fiveotherclassessigneduptojoinintheevent是JogaThon这项活动的消息传播开来的结果。40.A。根据该段中的Istartedreceivingdonations和下一段中的Asthemoneywascollected可知，A项内容符合此处语境。完形填空：话题：饮食本文是议论文。我们都知道垃圾食品对健康的危害，然而有些被标榜为健康的食物其实和垃圾食品一样有害健康。41.B。unhealthyfoods是theworldisfatterandsickerthaneverbefore的主要“原因（reason）”。42.D。根据下文介绍一些所谓的健康食物其实并不健康可知，吃这些“健康（health）”食物也对身体有害。43.C