2023學(xué)年完整版Unit2TheUnitedKingdom同步測(cè)試8

Unit2TheUnitedKingdom同步測(cè)試Ⅰ.單項(xiàng)填空1．She________Robertforayear.A．married B．marriedwithC．hasbeenmarrying D．hasbeenmarriedto2．LocalpeoplesaidIsraelitroopswereseenbeforedawnin________townofBeitLahiya，________northofCazaCity.A．/；/ B．a(chǎn)；the C．the；the D．the；/3．Hefollowedtheyounggirlallthewayhome，________byhercharmingsmile.A．a(chǎn)ttract B．a(chǎn)ttraction C．a(chǎn)ttracting D．a(chǎn)ttracted4．—CouldIaskyouaratherpersonalquestion?—Sure，________.A．pardonme B．goahead C．goodidea D．forgetit5．________，thebooksellergavehimsomethingelseasapresent.A．Totheboy’sdelight B．Totheboy’ssurprisingC．Totheboyjoy D．Tomaketheboy’shappy6．WhenIgotbackhome，Isawamessage________tothedoorreading“Sorrytomissyou；Iwillcalllater.”A．pin B．pins C．pinned D．topin7．Thedoctorarrangedthatshe________inbedforafewdays.A．couldstay B．canstay C．shouldstay D．muststay8．Woulditbe________foryoutopickmeupatfouro’clockandtakemetotheairport?A．free B．vacant C．handy D．convenient9．—WouldyoupleasetellmesomethingabouttheGroupofEight?—Well，G8isaninternationalorganization________therichestcountriesintheworld，fiveofwhicharequitesmallandtwoofwhichareislandstates.A．isconsistedof B．consistingof C．consistsof D．consistedof10．Theysoldgrain________duringtimesoffamine.A．totheircredit B．incredit C．oncredit D．oncreditcard11．Let’sbeginthestoryattheplacewherewe________lasttime.A．leftout B．leftin C．leftoff D．leftbehind12．It’swrongofyouto________allyourclassmates.A．breakdown B．breakin C．breakawayfrom D．breakthrough13．Istoppedtolisten；mysonseemed________himselfshutinthelivingroom.A．enjoying B．toenjoyC．thathewasenjoying D．tobeenjoying14．Eastofourschool________twocompanies________makeelectricmotorbikes.A．a(chǎn)re；that B．is；where C．is；that D．a(chǎn)re；where15．Whenfirst________tothemarket，theseproductsenjoyedgreatsuccess.A．introducing B．introducedC．introduce D．beingintroducedⅡ.閱讀理解AIstheresomeoneyouhate？Well，maybeyoudon’treallyhateyoudogetreallyangryeverytimeyouthinkofyoudon’tovercomethisanger，itcanturnintobitterness(積怨)．Bitternesscanresultwhenwecan’tforgivesomeonewhohashurtusormadeusmightsayordosomethingthathurtsinsteadofworkingthroughtheanger，wekeepitdeeplong，abitterfeelingbeginstoshowswhenweconstantlycriticizetheonewhohurtsmaythinkwe’rehurtingthatperson，butwe’rereallyonlyhurtingourselves.Bitternessisaharmfulemotionthataffectsthewholecanleadtoserioushealthproblemssuchashighbloodcankeepusfromconcentratingonimportant，holdingontobitternesscanhurtourrelationshipswithfriendsandfamilyoneenjoysbeingaroundanangry，negativepersonforverylong.AuthorChuckSwindolloncesaid，“Lifeis10%whathappenstousand90%howwerespondtoit.”Thatmeanswhensomeonehurtsyou，yourresponseismoreimportantthanwhatcanchoosetoletgoofhurt，oryoucanholdontoit，whichresultsinbitterness.Ifyouseebitternessinyourlife，herearesomewaystohandleit.Insteadofdenying(否定)youranger，admitittoseeyourangerforwhatitisandquicklydealwithit.Youmayfeelyouhavearighttobemaythinkyou’rerightandtheotherpersonismayevensecretlyenjoymakingtheotherpersonlookintheend，bitternesshurtsyoumuchmorethantheotherwillholdyouback，andtheotherpersonwillgoonwithhisorherlife.Thebestthingyoucandoisforgiveandprobablycan’tcompletelyputtheactoutofyouryoucandecidetoforgivetheotheritgoandmove’llenjoybetterhealthandpeaceofmind.16．Whatwillhappenifwedon’treleaseanger?A．Wewon’tputblameonothersfornoreason.B．Abitterfeelingwilldevelopinourmind.C．Wewillnotbeparticularaboutwhatothersdo.D．Wewillalwaysbecriticizedandhurt.17．WhatisthemainideaofParagraph3?A．Thephysicaleffectsofbitterness.B．Therelationshipshurtbybitterness.C．Thenegativeeffectsofbitterness.D．Awasteoftimetohateothers.18．TheauthoradvisesustodothefollowingEXCEPT________.A．holdontobitternessinsideusB．forgivetheonewhohurtsusC．dealwithyourangerproperlyD．forgetothers’rudebehavior19．Byforgivingothers，weareableto________.A．preventbadthingsfromhappeningB．befriendswiththepersonwhohurtsusC．enjoygoodhealthandapeacefulmindD．forgetthebitterexperiencecompletely20．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Theadvantagesofbitterness.B．Thewaystodispelbitterness.C．Thecausesandeffectsofbitterness.D．BothBandC.BLastyearcollegestudentsinAmericaspentanestimated$700ontextbooksonNationalAssociationofCollegeStoresreportedmorethanfivebilliondollarsinsalesoftextbooksandcoursematerials.TheassociationspokesmanCharlesSchmidtsayselectronictextbooksnowjustmakeup2%～3%ofhesaysthatisexpectedtoreach10%～15%by2012.Onlineversions(版本)arenowavailableformanyofthemostpopularcollegee-textbookcancosthalfthepriceofanewprintstudentsusuallyloseaccesstothemaftertheendofthethebookscannotbeplacedonmorethanonedevice(設(shè)備)，sotheyarenoteasytoshare.Sowhatdostudentsthinkofe-textbooks？AdministratorsatNorthwestMissouriStateUniversitywantedtofinditthisyeartheytestedthemwith500studentsin20classes.Theuniversityisprovideslaptopcomputersforall7,000ofitsfull-timedoesnotrequirestudentstobuytheirtextbooksrentthemtosaveschoolaimstosaveevenmorebymovingtoe-textbooks.ThestudentsinthesurveyreportedthatdownloadingthebooksfromtheInternetwaslikedtheideaofcarryinglighter56%saidtheywerebetterabletofindinformation.Butmostfoundthatusinge-textbooksdidnotchangetheirstudy60%felttheyreadmorewhentheywerereadingonall，almosthalfthestudentssaidtheystilllikedphysicaltextbooksbetter.Butthesurveyfoundthatcostcouldbeabig%saidtheywouldchoosee-textbooksifusingthemmeanttheirtextbookrentalfeewouldnotincrease.RogerVonHolzenheadstheCenterforInformationTechnologyinEducationatNorthwestMissouriStatetellsusthatadministratorsaredisappointedwiththee-textbooksnowavailablebecausethemajorityarenotinteractive(交互式的)．Hethinksgrowthwillcomewhenmoredigitalbooksincludevideo，activities，gamesandotherwaystointeractwiththetechnologyisfornow，mostofthebooksarejustwordsonascreen.21．E-textbooksarenotbetterthanpaperbooksinthat________.A．theycostmoremoneyB．they’redifficulttocarryC．they’renotconvenienttoshareD．theycan’tbedownloadedfromtheInternet22．Howmanysurveyedstudentsthinkpaperbooksmakebetterreading?A．60%. 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