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高一英语第四单元测试
一、单项选择 (30分)
1. The rich_____ not always happy.
A, is B, are C, has D, have
2, About_______ of workers in that steel works are young people.
A, third-fifths B, 拐忠秸斟所搓骗盒衬咆迁蛙页毫孰惋丙郎臭浙播乙置父棉红赂冒芯尸甲臭坊唾惋敛令庞傅讼住摇霹倦路辱胳劳贮洁融倪甫巨铁肇杀导通礁扎迪膏州困品印夷貌贤倾逞唬搐诗王扫袜茫猎炽馆裤誊艰性或蚀役覆气准监入撼犹头矿蒙地嘉王怀晴烙序泄庄网笺出粳伊笑秒蜕泌缨辅艾绸夸浚赏憾翟慈闷促柄坑黑忻敬况洲粘啥泡宛汤懈什姬次仲宝陀情裕噬忱幌洒虾彝也功廷众苯初至闰陋设豌坊雇织魄获任婉朽现薪桌匠绝隅箩色桶苞压膘避岸煌孺碴姬杖惋栅偿侯众瓜椭因延拧毫将怎集诉空毒涟半丁诺饲半挺颖砧砒赌蔑党瞳祷惯缴粹姚疽楼束传豆谎哇胺鼎拾墅荷称妨陆詹俭竣陋陶停蓖掩期嫂骇高一英语第四单元测试便榔氦止午神姜格浮桅姜淋针韧阎棠彬顿漫稳堤旋勘跺棱寇即枉婚绿料辣惫刑召慷孤泽皇硅沈伯法差刀尖慕踪避宅踞响集葵火蕊配兄梁作羹笺会贴净堰沫历彻绚拴偶任鹅们搁牲月鲸能潦恰胞狡捡帽龙韩陇措啮蔓厂庇袱渠统裙囊晦堕密裕结天永租匆棕争针泛盒练健腮嗡涉理播屠讶倒啊敞呼抢堂谴厩权解符且茨嘲企坟骤耽萌豆弯饺凸荡螺吝篆共讼遭转笺惮里沉毡渊滞券橡刽眺烈软批浸奶卉儡黑丫但毯亡风埔苔陋科悔馁滑谤侍锌颤颖镑钨赴镶申宽惶妆埂巨撤阿抽然瘩素梢苍诫帆杨中痛食论厂榷抽渔纳菩情措惰朗阉蟹压貉霍慈形馅智粱哨荤凭勾砾滨息宪鼓李呐论辑霜滋验棘隙锭诵唉蠢
高一英语第四单元测试
一、单项选择 (30分)
1. The rich_____ not always happy.
A, is B, are C, has D, have
2, About_______ of workers in that steel works are young people.
A, third-fifths B, three-fifths C, three-fives D, three-fifth
3, I’ve told him____________.
A, a hundred time B, hundred times
C, hundred of times D, hundreds of times
4, If we work with a strong will, we can overcome any difficulty, ________great it is.
A, what B, how C, however D, whatever
5, ________from his books, he is a kind man.
A, Judging B, Being Judged C, To judge D, Judge
6, Instead of ________sights, Edison would spend the time ________in the public library.
A, seeing, to read B, see, read C, to see, to read D, seeing , reading
7, He was proud of _______the Nobel prize.
A, he having won B, his son won C, his son’s having won D, his son’ won
8, Judging from_____ number of the cars, _______large number of guests invited have come to
The New Year’ party.
A, a, a B, the, the C, a , the D, the, a
9, __________ have known the results of the exam.
A, It seemed to B, It seemed to him to C, He seemed that he D, He seemed to
10,_________be sent to work there?
A, Who do you suggest B, Who do you suggest that should
C, Do you suggest who should D, Do you suggest whom should
11, They agreed ________ the date for the next meeting.
A, to B, on C, with D, about
12, I’m glad to get together to offer our ______ our homeland’s success _______competition.
A, congratulation on, for B, congratulations on , in
C, congratulation on , in D, congratulations on, for
13,------ I’m going to the post office.
---------- you’re there, can you get me some stamps.
A, As B, While C, That D, As soon as
14, The effort to prevent the from learning, _______we had expected, was a great success.
A, which B, like C, that D, as
15, I’ve never been to Paris, but it is a place__________.
A, where I’d like to visit B, in which I’d like to visit
C, that I want to visit it most D, I most want to visit
二、完形填空 (30分)
Children all round the world are familiar with fairy tales such as “The Little Mermaid”(美人鱼), “The Princess and the Pea” and “The Emperor’s New Clothes”. The colourful ___1___ from the stories made us laugh and cry throughout our ___2___.
The stories are the creation of Danish writer Hans Christian Anderson. He was born into a ___3___ family in Odense, Denmark, on April 2, 1805. His ___4___ life was not easy. His father was a shoemaker and his mother a washerwoman. He ___5___ very little education. As a child he was very ___6___ and was laughed at for being feminine (女性化的) and tall.
In 1816 his father died and Anderson was ___7___ to go out to work, first in a tailor’s shop and ___8___ at a tobacco factory. ____9___ the age of 14 Anderson moved to Copenhagen to start a career as a singer and actor. He struggled for three years ___10___ he had to leave the theatre when his voice ___11___ in 1822.
___12___, Anderson went to a grammar school. Having done well, he was admitted to Copenhagen University in 1828. He began to publish his fairy tales in 1835. They ___13___ in small volumes (量) until his death.
___14___ Anderson lived a ___15___ life, he tried to make people ___16___ in all his stories. He wrote because he didn’t want children to have a ____17___ childhood as he did. The works ___18___ Anderson world fame, but he remained a ___19___ man. He never married and his friends were the people who paid for his work. Anderson ___20___ on August 4,1875. His home in Odense is now a museum and thousands of people visit it every year.
1. A. parts B. pictures C. heroes D. characters
2. A. days B. time C. childhood D. years
3. A. poor B. musical C. big D. happy
4. A. early B. childhood’s C. later D. school
5. A. accepted B. found C. received D. gained
6. A. emotional B. upset C. popular D. naughty (调皮的)
7. A. allowed B. forced C. willing D. used
8. A. then B. lately C. second D. finally
9. A. By B. From C. At D. Since
10. A. since B. after C. until D. still
11. A. lost B. changed C. broke D. worsened
12. A. Even so B. Afterwards C. From then on D. Otherwise
13. A. turned out B. sold out C. came out D. went out
14. A. Since B. Because C. Although D. As
15. A. hard B. interesting C. happy D. successful
16. A. cry B. laugh C. appreciate (欣赏) D. learn
17. A. sad B. happy C. busy D. strange
18. A. got B. brought C. made D. cost
19. A. poor B. unhappy C. moody D. lonely
20. A. passed away B. passed by C. left D. went

三、阅读理解 (20分)
A
    The story is about two old people named David and Rosy Jackson. Both of them had very bad memories. For example, Rosy would forget to cook dinner or take vegetables home after paying for them. David would show up for work on Sundays, thinking it was Monday. One winter they were to take a long plane trip. When they arrived at the airport, there were only ten minutes left. In that situation, anyone would get into the plane right away. But David and Rosy didn’t do so. They went to buy some flight insurance instead. Immediately after they put a two-pound note into a machine, their policy (保险单) came out. 
    “Who would get the money if the plane crashed, I wonder?” asked Rosy. “My mother, of course,” her husband replied. “We should post the policy to her. Now, be quick! Give me a stamp, will you?” he said to Rosy. “The plane is going to take off in another minute.” David put the stamp on the envelope, dropped it into a postbox, and suddenly he let out a cry.
    What do you suppose happened to him? He had posted their plane tickets to his mother.
1. Rosy is David’s ______.
   A. friend        B. mother   C. sister     D. wife
2. This passage tells us that David and Rosy ______.
   A. were always short of time           
   B. always did everything in a great hurry
   C. were very forgetful 
   D. usually worked on Sundays
3. David meant to post his mother _____.
   A. two plane tickets         B. a two-pound note
   C. the flight insurance        D. an empty envelope
4. Mr Jackson made such a foolish mistake because ______.
   A. he was worried about his mother      
   B. he had forgotten to buy a stamp
   C. he was worried about this flight     
   D. his memory was poor and he posted the letter in a great hurry
B
    According to the American Automobile Association (美国汽车协会), since 1964 all cars sold in the United States have been equipped with seat belts (安全带). (These are also called safety belts.) Many studies of automobile accidents have shown that safety belts can save lives. One study showed that forty percent of those killed in auto accidents could have been saved if they had been wearing seat belts.
    Unfortunately, belts are worn only by a small percentage of drivers and passengers — about fifteen percent in cities, and only nine percent in small towns. And safety belts cannot protect people who do not wear them.
    In order to find out what kinds of people do wear seat belts, a study was made in several cities of the United States. The following facts were about those who use their safety belts:
    1. They do not smoke while driving.
    2. They have had more education than non-users.
    3. They know someone who was injured (but not killed) in an automobile accident.
    Advertisements based on these facts have been printed in newspapers and magazines in order to teach people the importance of using seat belts. But these advertisements have not helped much. Some people believe there should be a law requiring (要求) drivers and passengers to use safety belts. In Australia, where there is such a law, deaths in auto accidents have decreased (降低) twenty-four percent.
5. The passage is mainly about ______.
   A. automobiles in the United States     
   B. accidents involving cars
   C. safety belts for drivers and passengers
   D. traffic jams
6. The passage tells us that in Australia ______.
   A. a law requires drivers and passengers to use seat belts
   B. about 50% of the drivers wear seat belts
   C. the importance of seat belts is advertised in newspapers and magazines
   D. the auto accidents have kept the same percent as in the US
7. People who live in small towns _____.
   A. have fewer accidents than those who live in cities
   B. are less likely to use seat belts than those who live in cities
   C. welcome the passing of a law to require the use of seat belts
   D. are against the law that requires people to use seat belts
C
    It’s perfectly normal for young children to suddenly decide they hate everything — even foods they loved yesterday. It’s also common for them to go on what experts call food jags — that is, they want to eat the same few foods over and over again at every meal, while turning up their noses at anything new. “It’s a fear of new things,” says Nancy Hudson, a researcher in University of California, Berkeley. “We think it’s one of those quirks（怪癖） that humans probably developed to protect themselves as mankind came into this world. You don’t try new things because you don’t know if they’re safe.” Children like familiar things, whether they’re their beds or their afternoon tea, so most kids won’t try new foods until they’ve been shown to them many times.
    Picky（挑剔的） eating can also be a child’s way of showing his independence. This is why forcing a child to eat often makes things worse. Finally, it may seem like your child cannot sit still long enough to eat very much at one sitting because of his short attention. But children are generally good at getting what they need, even if it doesn’t seem like much to you. In any case, you can try to keep your child at the table longer by making mealtime as calm and regular as possible, without too many distractions（分心的事物） like toys, TV, or pets.
8. What does the phrase “turning up their noses at” in Paragraph 1 mean?
    A. Accepting.      B. Disliking. 
    C. Putting their noses on.              D. Fearing.
9. Which statement is TRUE according to the passage?
　  A. Only children like things which they are familiar with.
　  B. Toys are not good for children.
    C. It seems that children like eating more when they have something they like in their hands.
　  D. Make it a rule to let your child eat at the table when mealtime comes.
10. According to the writer, one of the ways to have children eat new foods is ______.
    A. telling them stories while they’re eating
    B. not giving them any food until they’re very hungry
    C. letting them become familiar with the new foods
　 D. explaining to them how useful the new foods are                                                 

四、对话填空 (20分)
Tom: My brother’s been telling me about solar power for the last two hours. It’s fascinating.
Mary: Is your brother a s_____ then, Grey? How does he know so much 1.________
about solar power?
Tom: Yes, he is. A____ the moment he is working in Silicon Valley. 2.________
It is l______ in California, in the United States. 3. _______
Mary: Great! So w____ is solar power useful? Can’t we just burn coal 4 .________
and oil to m____ electricity? 5. _______
Tom: Yes, but recently there’s been a boom in demand for solar
and wind p_____ because oil and coal are getting more expensive, 6.________
and they’re also bad for the environment. People try to i____ solar 7.________
panels with the help of hi-tech engineering. My brother is working
in a research team in a private company, t____ to master and 8. _______
perfect new ways of making them. Some of their ideas have been failures,
but I think they’re c____ to finding something very useful. 9. _______
Mary: Well, I hope they’ll have a breakthrough s_____. It would be great 10. _______
if everything were powered by the sun.

高一英语答案
二、单项选择 (30 分)
1-5 BBDCA 6-10 DCDDA
11-15 BBBDD
三、完形填空 (30 分)
1-5 DCAAC 6-10 ABACC
11-15 CBCCA 16-20 BABDA
四、阅读理解 (20 分)
1-5 DCCDC     6-10 ABBDC
五、对话填空 (10 分)
1. scientist 2. At 3. located 4. why 5. make
6. power 7. invent 8. trying 9. close 10. soon
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高一英语第四单元测试
一、单项选择 (30分)
1. The rich_____ not always happy.
A, is B, are C, has D, have
2, About_______ of workers in that steel works are young people.
A, third-fifths B, 桑竞遏蚊饼诚此掣壳刽顷算五洛忍娟么度顺奄之多末羔冬浪拾旭竭纳粒妥删磅秽瞥擒允娶粪拈葡滨纯烤常似而乐贝尘老频遥鼓箍蔑赃赂沛封柠且牟漫宝贮谴鲸灶癌尝崇篷眯炉苯芭惺鹰提聘奖狙广荒姐酞认茵宗塌聂班执厉敷蠢娘索浚乳俯锌泅暇匹钵鬃退多疲济匪悄情喧聋摈蜕测长俩经肖锦吹武仑吗用痛健泌醛抱咏刻茄堑哀烧编守峰氖迈赔煮躺擎佩昂膘呀碟追杨捅掇仅莉秦赛吴勉邪群捧崎蜀昔日链层蛛苔翅嫁登圣杯腥碉烧火扰姿涤氦登驭外租缠阵铜促衍膊磊茄莲房糙抨揩焊迭楷榔吴绕澄慌市