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1、选修七Unit 4Sharing单元测试1笔试部分:I.单项选择一 Could I have a word with you, mum?一 Oh, dear, if you .A. canB. may C. must D. should一 Can I look at the menu before I make an order?一 Of course. , madam.A. Take your time B. Don，t mention it C. Never mind D. Help yourself 23. The criminal, as well as some people, wa

2、s arrested by the police yesterday.A. relevant B. skilled C. released D. luckyDo you remember the chicken farm we visited three months ago?A. where B. when C. that D. whatI my university professor in the supermarket near my house, which was out of my expectation.A. came out B. came acrossC. came abo

3、ut D. came alongThe plan has to be to meet the real situation.A. adjusted B. adapted C. produced D. refoundedStudents are encouraged to the design competition for robots at the university.A. take part B. operate C. join to D. participate inThe man I yesterday in the street is my manager.A. paid a vi

4、sit B. had a talk C. met D. droppedAfter Yang Liwei succeeded in circling the earth, Chinese astronauts walk in space.A. anxious to do B. eager for C. are dying to D. are longing to一 Why didnt she ask for help at that time?一 You know, at such a midnight, there was no one .A. she could turn to B. for

5、 whom to turn C. who to turn to D. for her to turnInChinese culture, marriage decisions were often made by parents fortheir children.A. historic B. remote C. traditional D. furtherA live program on TV is calling on people to money or some other thingsto the people who have suffered from the flood in

6、 Henan Province.A. donate B. lend C. put D. payI was about to go to bed one of my old classmates made a call to me.A. when B. as C. while D. thatWith the guide the way, we finally got to the village which we were lookingfor.A. led B. leading C. to lead D. had ledAo hanging around晃来晃去，表明无事可干。48. Do后文

7、的“NO GIRLS ON MY TEAM”是判断依据。49. Co 前文 “His face was bright red and he sounded really angry. 已作了铺垫， 在队员们的要求下，教练变得更加生气。这里的explode表现的是他生气的样子，就像是要 气炸了一样。50. Ao stood和watched应是并列关系。故选A。51. A。前文中出现了 matchoDo和sad同样的心理状态就是miserable,意为“痛苦的，可怜的”。52. Co Mr Jones和Mr Stanley的态度截然相反，Mr Jones对此表现得是不介意。53. Ao后文“It

8、was her life.说明足球对她来说是多么的重要，因此没有足球她不知 道该怎样生存。故选A。54. Do细节推断题。根据第一段的首句“I like your column very much. ”可知这是读者 写给一个报刊专栏的求助信，因此可以推断Anne是个专栏作家。55. Co推理判断题。根据Tom在信中提到的内容可知他现在很后悔四年前一气之下离开朋 友，他想给朋友发邮件，表达自己的歉意，但是又想朋友可能还在生他的气或者早已忘记他, 所以他不知该如何是好。56. Bo词义推断题。根据这句话的内容“我们都希望曾经伤害过我们的人能够意识到自己 的错误，并向我们道歉”，因此可以推断own

9、up的含义是“承认错误”。故选B。57. Bo 推理判断题。根据 Anne 信中第二段 “But you should remember if she thinks you，re apologizing just because you are lonely, she might dismiss your sincerity. ” 可矢口 Anne认为如果Tom的朋友认为他向她道歉的原因是他很孤独，想见到她来消除自己的孤独, 她就不会认为他的道歉是真诚的。因此Anne建议Tom不要提这类的话题，只要真诚地道歉 就可以了。58. Ao 主旨推断题。 根据 “She may still be an

10、gry with you, and she may have forgotten the friendship between you, but that doesn，t mean she doesn，t deserve an apology. ” 可知Anne想告诉Tom的道理是：对于自己的错误，应该勇于道歉，即使这个道歉做的晚些, 也比不做要好。59. Co从第一段可得出答案。60. Bo从第二段可得出答案。61. Ao从第三段可得出答案。62. Do从全文可知妇女解放运动者一直都在努力，以争取更大的胜利，因此她们不仅不满 足于现状，而且还将继续奋斗下去。63. Bo从文章的倒数第二句话可

11、知，在美国还是有不少妇女保持着原来的传统观念，在家 作家庭主妇。64. Bo分别从第一至三段中可证实A、D、C三个观点，而选项B没有被提及。65. Do 从整句话可判断reduce pain” 和 “diminish both stress and pain” 应该是相 同的结构，且意思相近。故选D。66. Co从最后一段的第一句话可知，医生们开诊所的真正目的是为了改善病人的健康状况。67. A。在文中作者从不同的方面讲述了 “笑”的好处，其目的是希望大家在生活中能尽可 能地多笑。68. Do文章的第一段从总体上说明了“笑能改善人的健康状况”，即“laughter is the best me

12、dicine,而A、B、C三个选项都是从不同的方面来证明这个观点的。69. Ao从文章的第一自然段可得出答案。70. Bo从文章第二段的第一句话可得出答案。71. Bo从文章的倒数第二句话可得出答案。72. Co从文章的最后一句话可得出答案。73. D。文章从头到尾都在谈论支持和反对建高楼公寓的两种完全不同的看法，所以，本文 主要告诉了我们英国人对建高楼公寓的态度。故选D。35. The reasonA.C.why he gave c he gave at the meeting for being late was not reasonable.B. what he gaveD. on wh

13、ich he gaveII完形填空The bell rang atThe bell rang atfour oclock. All the children in Donnas class 36 into thecorridor and joined the masses rushing out of school because it was Friday and the 37 was here!Tonight was a football practice night and tomorrow there was a big match 一 the semi-final of the In

14、ter-school 38 . Donna got changed and went out onto the football pitch. A crowd of boys were hanging around the field, 39 for Mr Jones, the sports teacher, to arrive.Just then, a tall, heavy man in sports kit 40 across the field. He came over to the football pitch and 41 to everyone.“Mr Jones is sic

15、k, “ he said. Im Mr Stanley. From now on, Im 42 the team. ” Everybody looked unhappy. They knew Mr Jones was a good teacher and he was always 43 . They had never seen Mr Stanley before.“Right, “ said Mr Stanley. 44 and we H see what you can do!”The team made a line ready to 45 their shots at goal. D

16、onna stood behind Stevie and waited for her turn. Then she heard Mr Stanley shouting and 46K his arms. Hisface was bright“Oh, you!” “Clear off! Donna stared Stevie said,heWeatred and he sounded really shouted at Donna.dont want any girls 48 Mr Stanley.“But, Sir Donna is 49 .around here getting in th

17、e way!”She，s brilliant!”“NO GIRLS ON MY TEAM!” shouted Mr Stanley even louder.“But thats not fair!”NO BUTS!” His face seemed about to 50 .Donna stood at the side of the field 51 watched her team during training. It started to rain and everyone got cold. By half past six it was raining so hard that t

18、hey had to stop.“Bye, see you tomorrow at the 52 !” they shouted as they left.Donna walked slowly home in the rain. She felt sad and 53 . It just wasn，t fair.She always played for the team. Mr Jones didn，t 54 . She had played in all the matchesso farso far36.37.38.39.40.41.42.A.A.A.A.A.A.A. 55 could

19、 she survive without football? It was her life.rushed through B. flowed away C. poured out D. ran overweekday B. competition playing B. speeded up yelled B.holiday C. weekend D. restB. performance C. presentation D. show practicing C. preparing D. waitingB. came up C. appeared D. walked called C. sc

20、reamed D. criedin the charge of B. on own responsibility C. in charge of D. on theduty43. A.fair B. even C. same D. flat44.A.Row inB.Mark withC. Sort out D. Lineup45.A.causeB.46.A.47.A.waving calm B.B.practise C.lifting C.prepareraisingD. arrangeD. lowering48.A.hanging49.50.51.52.53.54.55.IIInoisy C

21、. angry D.stormyB.A. in the linebringing C.B. to thegetting row C.D.atA.A.A.A.A.A.violate B.break C.explodeD.coming the placerushD. on the teamand B. ormatch B.C. when D.school C.inconvenientlike B. obeyHow B. What阅读理解B.C.C.asstationD.gametroublesome C.unfavorableD. miserablemind D.Why D.Dear Anne,I

22、 like your column very much. IobserveWheremet a girl four yearsago at a gym. Shewas the onewho originally approached me and we became good friends. Then one day, really angry, so angry that I just left and we never Ssaw each othershe madeagain.memymytoLooking back, I really regret ending things that

23、 way. It was a cowardly act on part, but I had a terrible temper at that time and let the smallest thing get me. Recently, Ive started thinking about her again and I looked up her e-mail address. I thought about writing to say “Hi” and apologize for what I did but Im not sure. She could still be ang

24、ry with me, or maybe she has forgotten me. I feel very lonely and I want to see her again. What should I do?TomDear Tom,She may still be angry with you, and she may have forgotten the friendship between you, but that doesn，t mean she doesn，t deserve an apology. Tom, how many of us have wished for th

25、e day that someone who treated us badly saw the light and finally owned up? But we rarely get that kind of expected result. So sure, e-mail her and say “Hi” . Tell her you have been thinking about her and just want to apologize for getting angry and being a coward by walking out on her. But you shou

26、ld remember if she thinks you，re apologizing just because you are lonely, she might dismiss your sincerity. Therefore, don，t mention that. If she wants to see you again, she，11 make sure that happens.Even if she doesn，t want to be your friend, I can assure you, she 11 appreciate the gesture. And it

27、might make you think twice next time you get angry.sAnneIn the letter, Anne is probably.A. Tom，s friend B. Toms teacher C. a woman reporter D. a columnist 57. What is troubling Tom?A. He can，t get in touch with his former friend.B. He regrets letting his former friend leave him.C. He doesn? t know w

28、hether to apologize to his former friend.D. He is uncertain whether his former friend can forgive him.58. The underlined phrase “owned up“ in the third paragraph probably meansA. returned one，s wealthB. admitted one，s mistakeC. recovered ones courageD. controlled one，s feelingWhich of the following

29、is what Anne advises Tom to do? A. Tell her that he expects to see her again.B. Express his sincere apology to her.C. Tell her that he is very lonely.D. Beg her to give him another chance.59. Anne wants to tell Tom that .A. an apology is better late than neverhe should think twice before he gets ang

30、ryB. it，s no use crying over spilt milkhe should answer for his wrong doingsBPeople often say, “The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. and “Behind every successful man there is a woman. ” Both these sayings mean the same thing. Men rule the world, but their wives rule them.Most American wom

31、en like making their husbands and sons successful, but some of them want more for themselves. They want good jobs, and when they work they want to be paid. They also want to be as successful as men.The American women，s liberation movement was started by women who didn，t want to stand behind successf

32、ul men. They wanted to stand beside men and have the same chances for success. They didn，t want to be told that certain jobs or offices were closed to them. They refused to work side by side with men who did the same work for a higher pay.A liberated woman must be proud of being a woman and have con

33、fidence in herself. If somebody says to her, uYou have come a long way, baby. She will smile and answer, “Not nearly as far as Im going to go, baby. This movement is quite new, and many American women dont agree with it. But it has already made some important changes in women，s lives and in men，s li

34、ves, too.60. From the first paragraph, we can learn that.A. American women usually take care of their children by themselveswomen in the United States are powerfulB. women play a very important role in men，s livesif there is no woman, there is no man61. From the passage we know that most American wo

35、men today are .A. fighting for their rights to work side by side with menworking hard at home to help their husbands and sons be successfulB. working side by side with men in all kinds of jobsvery confident about their future62. The liberated women want to do all the following EXCEPT c.A. stay at ho

36、me to help their husbands be successfulhave the same chances for success as menB. get the same pay when doing the same work as menseek for office and do some important jobs as men63. By saying “Not nearly as far as Im going to go” , a liberated woman is stating that .A. she has nearly got to her des

37、tinationthere is a little more than what she wantsB. she will never get to her ideal destinationit is not far enough and she wi11 go a lot further64. In this passage, the author suggests that in the United States .A. most women can，t get a good jobmany women still dont want to go out of their home t

38、o workB. all families are still supported by menall liberated women have achieved a lotCThere is an English saying, uLaughter is the best medicine. Until recently, few people took the saying seriously. Now however, doctors have begun to look into laughter and the effects it has on the human body. Th

39、ey have found that laughter really can improve peoples health.Tests were carried out to study the effects of laughter on the body. People watched funny films while doctors checked their heart, blood pressure, breathing and muscles. It was found that laughter has similar effects to physical exercise.

40、 It increases blood pressure, makes the heart beat quicker and makes people breathe deeper; it also works several groups of muscles in the face, the stomach, and even the feet. If laughter exercises the body, it must be beneficial.Other tests have shown that laughter appears to be able to reduce the

41、 effect of pain on the body. In one experiment doctors produced pain in groups of students who listened to different radio programmes. The group that tolerated （忍耐）the pain for the longest time was the group which listened to a funny programme. The reason why laughter can reduce pain seems to be tha

42、t it helps to produce a kind of chemical in the brain which diminishes both stress and pain.As a result of these discoveries, some doctors in the United States now hold laughter clinics, in which they help to improve their patients，condition by encouraging them to laugh. They have found that even if

43、 their patients do not really feel like laughing, making them smile is enough to produce beneficial effects similar to those caused by laughter.65. According to the passage, which of the following statements is WRONG?A. Laughter is good for health.B. Laughter can make you become old quickly.C. Laugh

44、ter helps to reduce pain.D. Laughter, just like physical exercise, is good for our body.66. The underlined word “diminishes” in the third paragraph meansA. delays 68. Why doA. delays 68. Why doB. preventsC. increasesD. reducesdoctors hold laughter clinics?A.B.C.D.BecauseBecauseBecauseBecausetheythey

45、theytheywant to earn more money. .think they will help the pat-ients recover from illnesses.want to improve their patients， health.want their patients to laugh more.69. According to the author, we should in our life.A. laugh as much as possibleB. watch more funny filmsC. smile all the timeI）, spend

46、time in the laughter clinics70. What would be the best title for this passage?A. Both laughter and physical exercise are good for health.B. Laughter clinics can help patients improve their condition.C. Laughter can reduce the effect of pain.D. Laughter is the best medicine.DBritain almost more than

47、any other country in the world must seriously face the problem of building upwards, that is to say, of accommodating a considerable proportion of its population in high-rise blocks of flats. It is said that an Englishman objects to this type of existence, but if this is so, he differs from most inhabitants of the world today.In the past blocks of flats have been associated with the lower income groups, and many of them lacked the obvious provisions, csuch as central heating, constant hot water supply, electrically operated lifts, and so on. Some even didn，t have facilit