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1、必修 5 Unit 2 The United Kingdom 单元测试题第一部分 听力（共两节，满分分）(略)第二部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分分）第一节 单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）21. Excuse me, can you tell me where the nearest bank is? _ Oh, yes! Its past the post office, next to a big market. A. Mm, let me see. B. Oh, I beg your pardon? C. You asked the right person.D. Be

2、patient. 22. _ is that the students cant stand so many various exams. A. What she worries B. What worries her C. As she worries D. It worries her 23. I could have told the whole story to you if you hadnt _ so often. A. broken out B. broken inC. broken away D. broken into 24. Former Chinese Foreign M

3、inister Li Zhaoxing said that anyone could see that Americas national defence expenditures（国防支出） are 17.8 times _ of China.A. it B. thatC. these D. those 25. Ive been told that the medical team, _ five doctors and ten nurses, _ sent to the flood-stricken area. A. consisted of; are to beB. is consist

4、ed of; will beC. consisting of; is to be D. consists of; will be 26. Language belongs to each of us, to the flower-seller _ to the professor. A. as far as B. as well asC. as long as D. as soon as27. When we got there, he was about to leave, so he only had time to explain _ to us what he thought of o

5、ur plan. A. carefullyB. impatientlyC. roughly D. repeatedly 28. This basketball team had lots of excellent players, so its fans never expected that it _ have failed in the final. A. mustB. might C. should D. need 29. Because all the other classmates had known each other quite well, he found himself,

6、 the new comer of the class, _ whenever there were some class activities. A. stood out B. left outC. picked out D. crossed out 30. As is known to all, it is teachers and parents who will have a big _ on the development of children. A. change B. affectionC. influence D. impression 31. The two preside

7、nts agree with each other on the whole, but much remains _ at the following meeting. A. discussing B. discussed C. to discuss D. to be discussed 32. I saw Mary dancing at Kates birthday party and on that _ she was really excellent. A. scene B. situationC. position D. occasion33. Today, bird watchers

8、 can log on to www. Bird-line. co. uk or have news of the latest sightings _ to their cellphones.A. texted B. to text C. text D. texting 34. _, where we can stay for a week. A. Next is another hotel to itB. Next to it another hotel isC. Next to it is another hotel D. It is next to another hotel 35.

9、When we arrived in the deep night, we found there was no food _ as all the shops were shut. A. left B. available C. remaining D. convenient 第二节 完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分） Cecile and I have been friends since college, for more than thirty years. Our friendship has 36 constant. We have seen each other

10、through all the times when we really need a friend. In 37 of our friendship, Cecile and I took our first 38 trip together. The first day of our trip ended in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 39 from the long drive, we decided to go to the restaurant for dinner. We sat down and 40 our meal. As we talked, I noti

11、ced a(n) 41 couple sitting a short distance away from us. The look of 42 on the womans face attracted me. She stared into the face of the man as he talked, 43 me of a teenager in love! I called Ceciles 44 to the couple. As we watched, the man reached 45 to place a gentle kiss on the womans cheek. Sh

12、e 46 . “Now thats what I call real love! I imagine theyve been married for a long time.” I said. “ 47 maybe,” remarked Cecile, “they havent been together long.” “Well, whatever the case, its 48 they care much for each other,” I said. Cecile and I watched and listened 49 to their conversation. She sm

13、iled and 50 whatever he said. We were touched by the warm scene we were witnessing. Then the 51 changed. The womans wrinkled but beautiful face was suddenly covered with a 52 look. She asked the man in a sweet voice, “Do I know you? What is this place?” “You know me. Im Ralph, your husband. Were in

14、Santa Fe,” the man said. “Oh, I 53 to have forgotten. Im not sure,” she said. “Thats okay, sweetheart. Youll be all right,” he 54 her, kissing her cheek again. Tears coursed down our cheeks as Cecile and I looked at each other. “We were right,” she said 55 . “It is the real thing. That is love.”36.

15、A. becomeB. grown C. remained D. developed37. A. congratulation B. terms C. favor D. celebration 38. A. air B. road C. boat D. bicycle 39. A. Bored B. SufferedC. Tired D. Excited40. A. cookedB. orderedC. prepared D. finished 41. A. young B. elderlyC. friendly D. rich 42. A. hope B. doubt C. adoratio

16、n D. envy43. A. showing B. reminding C. telling D. introducing 44. A. attention B. intentionC. time D. idea 45. A. away B. off C. around D. over 46. A. smiled B. disagreedC. angered D. moved 47. A. Or B. ThoughC. Therefore D. Otherwise48. A. natural B. obviousC. important D. moving49. A. madly B. sh

17、amefully C. unashamedly D. casually 50. A. picked up B. stuck to C. agreed with D. questioned on 51. A. place B. scene C. topic D. sense52. A. frightened B. puzzling C. disappointing D. confused 53. A. need B. feel C. seem D. use 54. A. told B. answered C. comforted D. encouraged 55. A. quickly B. e

18、agerly C. cheerfully D. thoughtfully 第三部分 阅读理解（共小题；每小题分，满分分）A new semester has just started and a number of parents are registering to change their childrens names, in the hope that it will change their temper or help their children drop bad habits, like addiction to the Internet. One mother surname

19、d Shi renamed her son, a primary school student, Hengfu, which means eternal（永恒的）happiness in Chinese. She decided to change the boys name because he always did poorly in study. She has had him tutored after school, but he always earns low marks in school. So Shi turned to a name-giving master. “I h

20、ope the special recipe could bring him good luck,” the mother said. Teachers in the city say a few students in every school, most nearing graduation, change their names at the start of every new semester. A naming agency said it has found names for nearly 1,000 students since setting up the shop in

21、1998. The store said its professionals analyzed the defects （缺点） of a persons original name, and suggested a new one based on the persons birthday and other fortune-telling skills. Buying a new name costs between 800 yuan and 10,000 yuan. Parents also have to register the name at the local police de

22、partment for a small fee. This will legally change their childs name on all documents, including ID cards and passports.Hu Jie, a university student who changed her name in her final year of high school, said the new name confused her. “I always had no idea who my classmates were calling when they u

23、sed my new name,” Hu said, adding that she wished she had kept her old name. But parents may be ignoring one thing: name changes might encourage kids to believe that fate is more important than their own efforts.56. Which of the following is NOT the reason why parents change the names of children? A

24、. They want their children to get rid of bad habits. B. They want the new names to bring good luck to their children. C. They want their children to love them more.D. They want their children to improve their grades. 57. What does the underlined phrase “the special recipe” in the second paragraph me

25、an? A. The special food that the mother cooks for her son. B. The instructions for her sons study after school.C. Turning to a name-giving master.D. The change of her sons name.58. What is the writers attitude towards parents renaming their children? A. Negative. B. Positive. C. Doubtful. D. Interes

26、ted.59. From the passage, we learn that _. A. students are very satisfied with their names being changedB. name changes may have a bad effect on the development of childrenC. naming agencies change the names of children by scientific evidenceD. to register the new name at the police department is us

27、ually free of chargeSettled by the Celts, invaded by the Romans and the Normans, and ruled by the English, Wales population has regularly changed over the ages. Wales, particularly South Wales, became a melting pot of European nationalities and cultures. At first workers from England, Ireland and th

28、e rural areas of Wales rushed into the coalfields of South Wales. By 1911, workers from Ireland, Italy and Spain had joined the industrial workforce there. Many of these newcomers were prepared to work for less pay. But during this period, workers, dissatisfied with regular pay cuts, poor safety, th

29、e growing trend of employers to pay workers with tokens (代币), which could only be spent in the company store, returned to the land. In 1891, the rural population of Wales was about 616,000 and by 1911 just over 649,000 people lived and worked in these areas. The rural population continues to grow sl

30、owly even today. People from richer parts of the UK, particularly southern England, are buying holiday or retirement homes in Wales. In some areas this has led to a shortage of affordable housing for local people. This, combined with the lack of employment prospects in rural Welsh communities, has s

31、tarted a new movement of people in search of jobs and homes into the towns and cities of Wales and to other parts of the UK and Europe. As so many Welsh people have migrated to other countries over the last 200 years, its really no surprise that many visitors come to see friends and relatives there

32、were 229,000 visitors in 1998. These visitors strengthen their links to their land of origin and continue to support the Welsh economy. During the hot summer days, about 28% of the visitors visit the countryside and nearly 70% visit the seaside. 60. Why was South Wales so attractive to people in the

33、 early 20th century?A. Because it was rich in many different kinds of culture.B. Because people could get the highest pay there. C. Because its coal industry needed a large number of workers. D. Because people could buy holiday or retirement homes there. 61. What does the writer want to tell us in t

34、he second paragraph?A. Welsh workers couldnt get any pay for their work. B. The rural population of Wales didnt decline at this time.C. Many people got tired of city life at this time. D. The working conditions were terrible at this time.62. From the last paragraph, we learn that most visitors come

35、to Wales for the purpose of _. A. visiting their friends and relatives B. supporting the Welsh economy C. enjoying a cool and pleasant summer D. all of the above 63. What would be the best title for the passage? A. Tourism, the main economic source of Wales.B. Wales, a land with a promising past and

36、 future.C. Wales, the biggest melting pot of Europe. D. Wales, a land with a population on the move. Reading is the key to success in all school subjects. With a bit of creativity, you can help your child enjoy reading more, and encourage him to do more! Buy or borrow a lot of “fun” books. Choose bo

37、oks that are slightly below his level of reading ability. Dont forget what your child likes to do when choosing books for him. Dont comment about the books. Simply leave the books lying on the table where your child is sure to see them. Computer games are not as harmful as most parents usually think

38、 them to be. Instead, you should take advantage of your childs love of computer games to purchase those that require a lot of reading and avoid those that are simply computerized video games. Buy your child a bedside reading lamp, or a tiny book light. Tell him that from now on, he must be in bed by

39、 a specific time (say 8:30) and that he can either sleep or read. Most kids will do anything else rather than go to sleep, so theres a chance youll create a new bedtime reading habit. Many children will read when they are sitting alone having a snack, or when they have a few minutes of unplanned fre

40、e time. Put a box of books and magazines near the kitchen table so that reading material is accessible. Often, once children learn to read independently, parents stop reading to them. This change of routine causes great sadness to a child who has come to love falling asleep as you read. Even a teena

41、ger will enjoy being read to if you pick books that interest him. Select books together, and make sure theyre ones you enjoy as well, so your enjoyment will come through as you read to them.64. To make children become interested in reading, parents should _. A. choose the easiest books for them to r

42、ead B. tell them what they can learn from these books C. choose books based on their interestD. always read books together with them 65. Which of the following is NOT what parents are advised to do? A. Pick the right computer games. B. Reduce childrens sleeping time. C. Have reading material availab

43、le.D. Read to children when possible. 66. What attitude do most parents hold towards children playing computer games? A. Supportive. B. Doubtful. C. Negative. D. Neutral (中立的). 67. The main idea of the passage is to _. A. help children succeed in school subjectsB. teach parents how to encourage chil

44、dren to readC. remind parents of the importance of reading D. give parents advice on how to educate children Compared to people with bad attitudes, people who are cheerful and relaxed are less likely to suffer from colds, according to a new study. “Its possible that being upbeat helps the body fight

45、 illnesses,” says psychologist Sheldon Cohen, the studys lead researcher. In a previous study, Cohen and his colleagues put cold-causing viruses into the noses of 334 healthy adults. People who tended to be cheerful and lively were least likely to develop cold symptoms and were also less likely to m

46、ention symptoms to their doctors, even when medical tests discovered those symptoms. Those findings could explain the role positive feelings played, but it was still possible that a persons personality is what matters. Evidence suggests that certain people are naturally more likely to be outgoing and optimistic. This would mean that who we are, not how we feel, decides our chances of catching colds. To figure out which mattered more, the team interviewed 193 healthy adults. The researchers interviewed e