名题精练：Module2-单元测试卷

1/12名题精练：Module2单元测试卷Ⅰ.单项选择1.Teenagestudentswhoare________computergamesusuallywouldnotfocusonstudies.A.anxiousaboutB.addictedtoC.particularaboutD.boredwith2.Youngdriversarefarmore_________tohaveaccidentsthanolderdrivers.Asyouknow,experienceisveryimportant.A.impossibleB.likelyB.probableD.possible3.Oncewehadto________thehouseasweleftthekeyinthetaxiwhenweweretravelling.A.breakinB.breakintoC.breakupD.breakout4.IwassofamiliarwithJanethatI_________hervoiceimmediatelyIpickedupthephone.A.affectedB.recognizedC.impressedD.recorded5.It’sreportedthatlargequantitiesoffishinthatriverhavebeenkilled___________theseriouslypollutedwater.A.becauseB.asaresultofC.asaresultD.intermsof6.Wehopethatourgovernmentcan________smokingonpublictransport;inthiswaywecanenjoyacleanerenvironment.A.avoidB.limitC.reduceD.ban7.The________ofteacherstostudentsinourschoolis1:15.A.numberB.percentageC.ratioD.amount8.MyfriendMartinwasverysickwithastrangefever;_______,hecouldneithereatnorsleep.A.asaresultB.afterallC.anywayD.otherwise9._______,thestudentinsiststhathebeseparatedfromhisdeskmate,whoisnaughty.A.ToavoidbeingaffectedB.ToavoidtobeaffectedC.AvoidingbeingaffectedD.Avoidingtobeaffected10.Oneofthebestwaysforpeopletokeepfitisto________healthyeatinghabits.A.growB.developC.increaseD.raise11.Whydidyouleavethatposition?I______abetterpositionatIBM.A.offerB.offeredC.amofferedD.wasoffered12.(2007安徽,25)Inmyopinion,lifeinthetwenty-firstcenturyismucheasierthan__________A.thatusedtobeB.itisusedtoC.itwasusedtoD.itusedtobe13.Beforethewarbrokeout,manypeople________possessionstheycouldnottakewithinsafeplaces.A.threwawayB.putawayC.gaveawayD.carriedaway14.I’mgoingtosaygoodbyetomyboss.Ireallyhateworkingwithhim.____________.Afterall,thepayisgoodandyouhaven’tfoundoneyet.A.totallyagreewithyou.B.Icouldn’tagreemore.C.That’sagoodpointD.Youcan’tbeserious.15.WhoseadvicedoyouthinkIshouldtake?______.A.It’suptoyouB.YouspeakC.That’sitD.YougotitⅡ.完形填空Aphasics(失语症患者)canbeextremelygoodatsomething:fromthechanging16onspeakers’facesandthetonesoftheirvoices,theycan17liesfromtruths.Doctorsstudyingthehumanbrainhavegiven18examplesofthisamazingpowerofaphasics.Somehaveevencomparedthispowerto19ofadogwithanabilitytofindoutthedrugs20Recently,scientistscarriedoutteststosee21allthatwassaidaboutaphasicswastrue.Theystudieda22groupofpeople.Somewerenormal;23wereaphasics.Itwasprovedthattheaphasicswerefaraheadofthenormalpeoplein24falsespeeches—inmostcases,thenormalpeoplewerefooledby25,buttheaphasicswerenot.Someyearsago,Dr.OliverSackswroteinhisbookabouthis26withaphasics.Hementionedaparticular27inahospital.SomeaphasicswerewatchingthepresidentgivingaspeechonTV.28Buthiswayofspeakinghadtheopposite29onthepatients.Theydidn’tseemtobelievehim.30,theyburstintolaughter.Theaphasicsknewthatthepresidentdidnot31aManydoctorsseeaphasicsaspeoplewhoarenotcompletelynormalbecausetheylacktheabilitytounderstandwords.32,accordingtoDr.Sacks,theyaremore33thannormalpeople.Normalpeoplemayget34bywords.Aphasicsseemtounderstandhumanexpressionsbetter,35theycannotunderstandwords.16A.smilesB.expressionsC.fearD.sadness17A.speakB.tellC.talkD.say18A.agreatdealofB.alargeamountofC.anumberofD.thenumberof19A.oneB.itC.thisD.that20A.havinghiddenB.beinghiddenC.hiddenD.tobehidden21A.ifB.evenifC.asifD.aslongas22A.mixedB.singleC.differentD.various23A.theothersB.othersC.anotherD.other24A.learningB.understandingC.realizingD.recognizing25A.expressionsB.feelingsC.actionsD.words26A.experiencesB.patienceC.impressionsD.expressions27A.aphasicB.caseC.patientD.speech28A.ifB.unlessC.SinceD.when29A.guidanceB.instructionsC.affectD.effect30A.StillB.AsaresultC.BesidesD.Instead31A.meanB.likeC.believeinD.admit32A.ButB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Thus33A.understandingB.thoughtfulC.giftedD.hard-working34A.blownawayB.blowndownC.carriedawayD.carriedout35A.thoughB.asthoughC.asifD.sinceⅢ.阅读理解AManysmokersaren'tfindingthecostofcigarettesalaughingmatter.Thefederaltax(联邦税)onapackjumpedWednesday--AprilFools'Day--from39centsto$1.01.Thetaxincreaseissobig,

it'sbeingcalled"historic."Higherfederaltaxes

applyto(适用于)othertobaccoproducts,soeventhosesmokerswhohavetakentorollingtheirowntosavemoneycan'tescapethem.Thetaxisexpectedtocauseabout1millionsmokerstoquit.NewYorkleadsthepack,sotospeak,withacombined$3.76.AnysmokersplanningtovisitNewYorkCityshouldbringcigarettesfromhome.Apacktherenowcostsmorethan$9.Sometobaccocompaniesraisedtheirpricesseveralweeksago.Forexample,thepriceofapackofMarlborosjumped71cents.Wherethepricesettlesdependsonthecompany.Some

mayabsorbpartofthetaxandotherswillmakesmokerscarrytheentireweightandmore.However,somepeoplethinkthetaxunfair.AccordingtotheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,onlyoneinfiveAmericanssmokes,andoverhalfofallsmokersarelowincome,andoneoffourisofficiallyclassifiedaspoor.Whatdoyouthink?Is

thetax

unfair?Wethinkcancersticksshouldhavebeentaxedintodisappearanceyearsago,combinedwitha

verystrong

publicandprivateefforttohelpsmokersquit.36.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiswrongaccordingtothepassage?A.Cigarettesaswellasothertobaccoproductsareaffectedbythetaxincrease.B.Moreandmoresmokershavetostopsmokingasaresultoftaxincreaseontobacco.C.CigarettesinNewYorkmustbeveryexpensive.D.smokerswillcarryallthetaxincreaseontobacco.37.Theunderlinedword“Marlboros”inParagraph7probablyrefersto______________.A.taxontobaccoB.oneofthetobaccocompaniesC.apackofcigarettesD.afamousbrand38.Theauthor’sattitudetowardthetaxincreaseis________.A.showingagreementwiththetaxB.showingdisagreementwiththetaxC.couldnotbeseenD.keepinghisownideas39.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitabletitleforthispassage?A.TheFederalTaxB.NewCigaretteTaxIsNoAprilFools’jokeC.StopSmokingImmediately!D.UnfairTaxonTobaccoBMANCHESTER,England—Here'ssomegoodnewsthatvegetarians(素食者)canreallysinktheirteethinto:ResearchersinUMAGrouphavedevelopedgenetically(转基因地)engineeredfruittreesthatproducerealmeat!FruitfromthenewMeatTrees,developedbyBritishscientistsusingthegenetechnology,iscloselylikeordinarygrapefruit.Butwhenyoucutthefruitopen,insideisfreshbeef!"Ourtreesmaysoundlikesomethingoutofasciencefictionmovie,butit'sreallytrue,"declaresDr.Vincent,directoroftheUMAGroup,whichcreatedtheamazingtrees."Vegetarianshavebeencomplainingforyearsthatinspiteof(尽管)theirfirmbeliefagainsteatingmeat,theystilldesirethetasteofmeatonceinawhile.Nowtheycanhavetheircakeandeatittoo."Althoughit'staken12yearstodevelopthetrees,theideaissimple."Wetakethegenesfromcattleandputthemintothecells(细胞)ofgrape-fruittrees,"Dr.Vincentsays."Whentheseedsgrowintotrees,theyproducemeatinsteadofordinaryfruit.Yougetthetaste—eventhesmell."Thosewho'vetriedthemeatagreeittastesliketherealthing."IwasabitunwillingtobelieveatfirstwhenIsankmyteethintoahamburgeraftertheytoldmeitgrewonatree,"saysLondonerMark,whotookpartinataste-test."Butitwasjuicyanddelicious."MeatTreeproductscouldbeonthemarketinGreatBritainbytheendoftheyearandondinnerplatesintheU.S.by2006.Somevegetariansinsisttheyshouldnevereatmeat—evenifitgrewonatree.Otherslovetheidea."Mymouthiswateringalready,"saysadevotedvegetarianof20years.40.Thegoodnewsforvegetariansisthat______.A.vegetariansliketomakeacakeandenjoyitlaterB.theideaofMeatTreescamefromasciencefictionmovieC.vegetarianscaneatmeatfromthenewtreesD.vegetarianscantasteandevensmellfruitfromMeatTrees41.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat______.A.MeatTreeproductsaresuretobepopularwithvegetariansB.mostvegetarianslikethetasteoffruitfromMeatTreesC.anytimeyoucanfindmeattreeproductsinthesupermarketrightnowD.it'shardtotellfruitonMeatTreesfromordinaryfruitwithoutcuttingin42.ThepurposeoftakingMarkforexampleisthat______.A.itcanshowheisoneofthedevotedvegetariansB.itcanprovetherealtasteoffruitfromMeatTreesC.itcantellhowavegetarianeatsthenewfruitD.itcanbeusedtoexplainhowthetastetestisgiven43.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitabletitleforthispassage?A.Anewachievementingenetechnology.B.Howtoproducejuicyanddeliciousmeat.C.MeatTreeproductsarewelcomedbyeveryvegetarian.D.Vegetarians.CShopliftingishappeninginstoresorsupermarketsthroughouttheworld.However,shopliftinghappensmoreinBritishstores,accordingtoarecentresearch,bytheUK-basedCenterforRetailResearch.NapoleononceconsideredBritainas“anationofshopkeepers”,towhichsomanypeopledreamedoftraveling.Nowitseemsitisanationofshoplifters.Accordingtotheresearch,Britainisthemostlight-fingeredcountryinEurope,withnearlyoneineverytwocasesofshopliftingacrossthecontinenttakingplaceinBritishstores.Thereportsaidtherewerenearly566,000reportedcasesofshopliftinginBritainoutofaEurope-widetotalof1.27million.ThenextworstcountriesinEurope,FranceandGermany,camewellbelowBritainwithonly188,000and167,000cases,respectively.Switzerlandliveduptoitsclean-livingreputation,withjust10,198recordedcasesofshoptheft,anditisthelowestinEurope.ItissaidthatsomeorganizedforeigngroupstravelingincitiessuchasLondon.“Therearetravelinggroupsofthieves,manyfromplaceslikePolandandRussia.Theytargetlargedepartmentstores,”Bamfieldsaid.“TheproblemisrightacrossEurope--thecriminalshaveformedtheirownEuropeanUnion.”“It'sasocialphenomenonthatcouldhappeninanycountries”,saidBamfield.44.Whichofthestatementsisnotmentioned?A.Britainusedtobe“anationofshopkeepers”.B.ShopliftingisnotveryseriousinthecountrySwitzerland.C.Shopliftingcanbeprevented.D.Shopliftingcanhappeninanycountryintheworld.45.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthecountryisthesafestwhenshopping?A.Britain B.Germany C.FranceD.Switzerland46.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninthesecondparagraph?A.Britain'ssocialproblemsarenotveryserious.B.Britainistheworstcountryofshoplifting.C.Thethingsshoplifterspickupareverylight.D.It'stravelinggroupsofthievesthatmakeupthemajorityofBritain'sshoplifters.47.Apossibletitleforthispassagecouldbe___________A.Travelinggroupsofthievesusefingerstosteal.B.SeriousShopliftinginBritain.C.ShopliftingdoesgreatharmtopeopleacrossEurope.D.Howtopreventshoplifting.Ⅳ单词测试1.Itisi________todrivewithoutalicense.2.Salehacamehomesothinandweakherownchildrenhardlyr__________her.3.Thenoisesonthestreetledtogreatd____________fromourlessons.4.Onceyouarea____________tosmoking,you’renotlikelytogetoutofit.5.Allthep_____________inthedebatehadopportunitytospeak.6.Sheisnowundermedical____________(治疗)becausesheisseriouslyill.7.Thetwoideasareclosely_____________(联系),andshouldbedealtwithtogether.8.Theepresidentisthemost__________(权利)maninAmericaandprobablytheworld.9.It’ssaidthat12peoplewereseriouslyinjuredinfires_________(引起)bysmoking.10.What___________(影响)doyouthinkthechangeswillhaveonyou?Ⅴ.书面表达天津市把4月29日确定为“天津出租车禁烟日”,要求如下：出租汽车要在显著位置张贴中英文禁烟标志；禁止驾驶员和乘客在车厢内吸烟，对违反规定在车内吸烟的驾驶员，对其进行教育处罚；出租汽车驾驶员有责任劝阻乘客吸烟等。根据上文写一段文章介绍“天津出租车禁烟日”，并谈谈你的看法。参考答案：单选：1-5BBBBB6-10DCAAB11-15DDBDA完形：16-20BBCDC21-25AABDD26-30ABCDD31-35ABCCA阅读：A:36-39DDABB:40-43CDBAC:44-47CDBB单词：1.illegal2.recognized3.distraction4.addicted5.participants6.treatment7.connected8.powerful9.caused10.effect书面表达“April29”isabigdayfortaxidriversandpassengers,becauseitisforbiddentosmokeinthetaxisincethisveryday.Thestepsaretakenasfollows.Firstofall,signsof“NoSmoking”areputonintaxis.Secondly,taxidriversareforbiddentosmokeinsidethetaxi.Whoeverbreakstherulewillgetfined.Besides,driversareresponsibleforpersuadingpassengersoutofsmokinginthetaxi.Asweknow,smokingisharmfulnotonlytoourhealthbutalsototheenvironment.Thetaxiisthewindowofacity,sothebanonsmokinginthetaxiisreallywonderfulnews,especiallyfornon-smokersandpassivesmokers.Itneedstheeffortsofallthecitizens,which,absolutely,inturnwillbenefitbothdriversandpassengers.Inordertoachievethegoal,let’sdoourshare!答案解析:1.B.题中beaddictedto对…上瘾；beanxiousabout对…担心beparticularabout对…挑剔beboredwith对…厌倦；根据题意对电脑上瘾的学生通常不会集中精力学习，选B.2.B.题中belikelytodo有可能作….只有likely和不定式连用；possible常见的句型为finditpossibletodo;makeitpossibletodo…;Itispossiblethat….;Itispossibletodo….3.B.breakin闯入，in为副词，而breakintothehouse中into为介词，不能没有宾语；breakup和breakout无此意。4.B.recognize认出；识别出：我和Jane如此熟悉，以至于我一拿起电话，就听出她的声音。5.B.asaresultof由于；据报道那条河里大量的鱼由于河水受到了严重的污染，死了。6.D.根据题意，bansmoking禁烟，符合题意；A避免B限制C减少7.C.学生和教师之比，使用词汇为ratio,比，比率Athenumberof…的数量B百分率D量8.A.根据题意，上下句是因果关系，故选“asaresult”结果，因此。afterall毕竟；anyway无论如何otherwise否则，不然9.A“他很淘气，学生们坚持不和他同桌，”是为了避免受影响，故表示目的，排除C和D；avoid+doing作宾语，故排除B10.B.develophealthyeatinghabits养成健康的饮食习惯。11.D.根据题干“Whydidyouleavethatposition?”，时态应确定为过去时；又offersb.sth，故被动语态为“Iwasoffered…”选D.12.D“usedtobe/do”过去常常，排除B、C;it指代刚才出现的life.13.Bputawaypossessions放好财产；t