Unit2習(xí)題（市一等獎(jiǎng)）

單項(xiàng)選擇()1.Jimwassointerested___________thesedifficultmathproblemsthatheforgottohavesupper.

A.onB.inC.with()2.We’llhaveto___________theopen-airactivityifitrainshardtomorrowafternoon.

A.putoffB.putonC.putaway()3.TheGreatWallwasbuiltto___________theenemies___________gettingin.

A.stop,outB.prevent;ofC.stop;from

()4.—Whichdoyoulike___________,beef,porkerorchicken?

—Ipreferbeeftopork.Idon’tlikechickenatall.

A.goodB.betterC.best

()5.Tornfelttoohungrywhenhegothome,sohequickly___________allthefoodonthetable.

A.ateupB.ateintoC.atein二、句型轉(zhuǎn)換

8.Hesaidthathehadalreadyrunoutofmoneyforbuyingthatcar.(變?yōu)橥x句)

Hesaidthathehadalready__________allhismoney__________buyingthatcar.

9.I’lltrymybesttosolvetheproblemifIreallymeetadifficultone.(對(duì)劃線部分提問)

____________________you__________ifyoureallymeetadifficultproblem?

10.Hehasmetmanywonderfulpeoplewhenheworksatthehospital.(變?yōu)榉穸ň?

He______________________________manywonderfulpeoplewhenheworksatthehospital.

11.Thisvolunteerworktakeseachofthemseveralhoursaweek.(變?yōu)榉匆庖蓡柧?

Thisvolunteerworktakeseachofthemseveralhoursaweek,____________________?

12.We’regoingtosetupafoodbanktohelphungrypeople.(變?yōu)橐话阋蓡柧?

________________________________________setupafoodbanktohelphungrypeople?的

三、用方框內(nèi)所給詞的適當(dāng)形式

dealwith,giveout,workout,dowellin,setup

13.She____________________adeepbreathwhenshefoundastrangemanstandinginfrontofthedoor.

14.Themanagertoldusthatwehadonlyfiveminutes______________________________theproblem.

15.Theyhavedecidedto____________________anewprojecttoprotectanimalsandplants.

16.Allthestudentsbelievethattheycan______________________________thefinalexambecausetheyallstudyharderthantheydidbefore.

17.I’msorryIcan’tgotogetherwithyou.Ihavesomanythings____________________

四、根據(jù)句意和首字母完成單詞

1.I’dliketoworko_________,couldIhelpcleanupthecityparks?

2.Shesaidshe’dliketohelph_________peoplewhentheyneededaplacetolivein.

3.Wecan’tputoffm_________aplan.Clean-UpDayisonlytwoweeksfromnow.

4.Number6HighSchoolish_________tothreeveryspecialyoungpeople.

5.Sheputsherlovetogoodusebyw_________intheafterschoolcarecenter.

6.Lucy’sdreamistobecomeap_________singerinthefuture.

7.Ifeelgoodabouth_________otherpeoplewhentheyareintrouble五、用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式

1..Hefeltsotiredafteralongtripthathe___________keephiseyesopenanylonger.(can)

2..Tibetisreallyan___________placeforpeopletotakeatrip.(education)

3..Hislittlebrotherissoyoungthat’tdoanythingabout___________.(he)4.Heranas___________ashecouldtocatchupwiththefirstrunner.(quick)

5.Noneofhisstudentsmindshim___________inclassjustbecauseheworksveryhardandtheycanlearnalotfromhim.(smoke)。

6.Somecustomersand___________withtheirclosefriendsusuallygotothesmallbookshopswithrowsofsofasandteatablestohaveagoodrest.(visit)

六、完形填空(每題1分，共20分)

A

ItwasdinnertimefortheMurrayfamily.ThetwochildrenKirsty,agedsix,andDarren,agedfour,weresittingatthe11.MrandMrsMurraywereinthekitchen.

“I’mvery12aboutDarren,”saidMrsMurraytoherhusband.“He’sfouryearsoldandhe’snever13.He’sneversaidaword.”

“Iknow,”hereplied.“Kirstycouldtalkwhenshewaseighteenmonthsold.I14he’sallright.”

Theypickeduptheplates,tookthemintothedinning-roomand15theminfrontofthechildren.

“Oh,16,”saidKirsty.“It’schickenandrice.That’smyfavoritedinner.”

Darrensat17attheendofthetable.MrsMurraylookedathim.Darrenpickeduphisforkand18hisdinner.

“Ugh!”hesaidsuddenly.“There’stoomuchsaltinmydinner.”

MrMurrayjumpedup.“Darren!”hesaid.“You19That’sgreat.You’veneverspokenbefore!”

Darrenlookedathim.“Iknow,”hesaid.“Butthe20hasalwaysbeenallrightbefore!”

()11.A.bedB.tableC.doorD.restaurant

()12.A.happyB.angryC.worriedD.interested

()13.A.spokenB.listenedC.lookedD.eaten

()14.A.thinkB.knowC.hopeD.say

()15.A.droppedB.showedC.passedD.placed

()16.A.sorryB.goodC.expensiveD.bad

()17.A.happilyB.quietlyC.suddenlyD.hardly()18.A.threwB.tastedC.playedD.smelt

()19.A.finishedB.sawC.spokeD.started

()20.A.tableB.dinnerC.forkD.plate

七、理解(每題2分，共30分)

A

MrsChenandhermotherlivedtogetherinAmerica.MrsChenhadbeentheremanyyears,buthermotherhadonlyrecentlyarrived.Afterjusttwomonths,MrsChen’smotherdied.MrsChenwasveryunhappy.Shelovedhermotherverymuchandmissedher.

Oneday,MrsChenwaswalkingalongthestreetwhenshesawanoticeoutsideabuilding.Thenoticesaid,“MadameRita,SpiritualMediumRoom454.Fourthfloor.Icanhelpyoucontactyourdepartedlovedones.”

MrsChenthought,“I’dliketoaskmotherhowsheis.PerhapsIshouldvisitthisMadameRita.”Shewentintothebuildingandtookthelifttothefourthfloor.ShesoonfoundRoom454andwentinside.

MadameRitasaid,“HowcanIhelpyou?”

“Iwanttospeaktomymother.Shediedlastyear.”

“Whatwashername?”MadameRitaasked.

“MeiLing,”MrsChensaid.

“Icanhelpyou,”MadameRitasaid.“Itwillcost200dollars.”

“Allright,”MrsChensaid.

MadameRitaclosedhereyes.Shewassilentforseveralminutes.Thenshespoke.

“MeiLing,canyouhearme?”Sheasked.

Avoicecameoutofnowhere.“Yes,Icanhearyou.

“Yourdaughterwantstoknowifyouarehappy.”

“Yes,Iamveryhappy,”thevoicesaid.

MadameRitaopenedhereyes.“Didyouhearwhatyourmothersaid?”sheaskedMrsChen.

“Yes,”MrsChensaid.

“Thenthatwillbetwohundreddollars.”MadameRitasaid.

“Fine,”MrsChensaid.“I’llpayyouifyoucanexplainhowmyninety-year-oldmotherlearnedtospeaksuchgoodEnglish.Shecouldn’tspeakitwhenshewasalive.”

()31.WhenMrsChensawthenotice,__________.

A.shethoughtofherdeadmother

B.shethoughtMadameRitamustbeheroldfriend

C.shewashappyandwantedtoseehermother

D.shetookitandwenttoRoom454

()32.WhydidMrsChengototheMedium?

A.Tocheckonherhealth.

B.Tocheckonhermother’shealth.

C.TogettoknowhowhermotherwasbytheMedium.

D.TotellMadameRitahowshemissedhermother.

()33.MadameRitasaidshecouldhelpher__________.

A.aftershepaidher$200

B.evenifshehadnomoney

C.ifshetoldMadameRitahermother’sname

D.andaskedhertopay$200forit.

()34.Theword“departed”means__________.

A.notaliveB.livingC.aliveD.notdead

()35.MrsChendidn’tbelievetheMedium__________.

A.becausehermothercouldspeakEnglish

B.becausesheknewhermotherdidn’tanswerastrangeperson’squestion

C.becausesheknewthatvoicewasnothermother’svoice

D.soshepaidthewomanhalfofthemoney

B

Thethinmonkstoodthereinhispurplerobes,grinningatme.ThenIrecognizedhim.Icouldn’tbelievemyeyes!“Ben!”Isaid.“Whatareyou...Imean...why...?”

Bensaidnothing,butquicklyputhisfingertohislipstotellmebequiet.Thenheledmetoacarthatwaswaitingoutsidetheairport.Wegotin,spoketothedriverinNepali,andwedroveoff.

“Wouldyoumindtellingmewhat’sgoingon?”Iasked.Atthesametime,Inoticedthatweweredrivingoutofthecitytowardsthemountains.“Andwherearewegoing?”Isaid.

“I’msorry,Ed,”saidBen.“Iknowthismustseemverystrange.Letmeexplain.ForthepastfewmonthsIhavebeentravelingaroundNepalidisguisedasamonk.IspeakNepalifluently,andwhenI’mdressedlikethisnoonecantellthatI’maforeigner.”

“Yes,”Isaid.“Butwhydoyouneedtotravelindisguise.Whoareyouchasingorhidingfrom?”“Artthieves.”saidBen.“InternationalcriminalswhostealancientworksofartfrompoorcountrieslikeNepali,andthensellthemtorichcollectors.”Hepulledsomethingoutofhismonk’srobes.“Lookatthis:agoldstatueoftheBuddha.It’salmostonethousandandfivehundredyearsold.Foreigncollectorswouldpayonemilliondollarsforapiecelikethis.ItwasinaBuddhistmonasteryinaplacecalledMastong.Thentwomonthsago,itdisappeared.Ifounditlastweekinaboxthatfelloutofthebackofalorry.Thelorrywasfullofstolenobjectsthatwereabouttobesmuggledoutofthecountry.”

“Whydon’tyoutellthepolice?”Iasked.

“You’llmeetthebossinaminute,”saidBen,“She’llexplaintherest.”

Weweredrivingthroughthebackstreetsoftheoldcity,passedbuildingswithbeautifullycarvedwoodenwindows.Butthestreetsweredirty,andtheairwasheavy