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Unit10You’resupposedtoshakehands.單元測試一、單項選擇1.Theteacheroftenasksustobecareful________ourthings.A.for B.with C.on D.over2.ThepeacefulmusicintheCDmadethestudents________relaxed.A.feel B.feels C.felt D.tofeel3.Youare________towritequicklywhenwehaveameeting.A.suggested B.supportedC.taught D.supposed4.Thisfoodisfree.Youdon’thaveto______it.A.payfor B.lookfor C.a(chǎn)skfor D.waitfor5.Inthefuture,robotswilldojobsinplaceofpeopleinordernottogetus.A.bored;bored B.boring;boringC.boring;bored D.bored;boring6.—Dale,what’sthatinEnglish?—_________.A.Itsaruler B.It’saruler C.That’saruler D.It’sruler7.Thenewfilm“Venom”isreally________andIam________initwhenwatching.A.interesting;interested B.interesting;interestingC.interested;interesting D.interested;interested8.Weshould________thefriendshipthatwehavedevelopedinthepastyears.A.value B.change C.make D.win9.WuWei,ayoungartist,hasreceivedhigh_________fromtheartcommunityforthissculpturesA.pride B.praise C.promise D.progress10.Iwillcallyouassoonashe______here.A.a(chǎn)rrive B.willarrive C.a(chǎn)rrives D.a(chǎn)rrived11.Jack'smotherwassotired.Shefellasleepshelaydownonthebed.A.until B.a(chǎn)ssoonasC.unless D.a(chǎn)lthough12.—Wemustmakeagreat________tohelpthosepeopleinneed.—Yeah,Iagreewithyou.A.effort B.mistake C.opinion D.trouble13.–Jimmy,Idon’tlikemyclassmateBob.Heissonoisy.–Oh,soheis.Butyoucannotavoidhim.Hesitsnexttoyou.A.meet B.tomeet C.meeting D.tomeeting14.Wefind_____impossibleforus______aforeignlanguagewellinashorttime.A.one;learn B.it;tolearn C.that;tolearn D.this;learning15.Shewas________ane-mailfromherfriendthewholemorning,butitdidn’tcome.A.explaining B.expressing C.experiencing D.expecting16.Thereisaknockatthedoor.It________mymom.It’stimeforhertobebackhome.A.maybe B.maynotbe C.mustbe D.mustn’tbe17.Theboyfound________easytoflykites.A.that B.it C.this D.it’s18.It’s_______topointatotherswithyourchopsticks.A.polite B.rude C.correct D.good19.Maria_____________watchTV,butnowshe_____________listeningtomusic.A.usedto;isusedto B.isusedto;usedtoC.usedto;usedto D.isusedto;isusedto20.Itiswise______Lindatomakeuphermind_______toplayaninstrument.A.for;learning B.for;tolearn C.of;learning D.of;tolearn二、語法選擇Haveyoueverfeltuncomfortable?Manyof____21____feeluneasywhensomeonestandstooclose___22___us,talkstoustoo___23___ormakeseyecontactwithusfortoolong.Buthaveyoueverwonderedwhythosethingsmakeyouuncomfortable?It’sallaboutpersonalspace,whichmeansnotonly___24___imaginaryspacearoundthebody,butalsothespacearoundallthe____25____.Peoplefeelthattheirspaceisbeingviolated(侵犯)whentheymeetwithanunwelcomesound,smellorlook.Thisisprobablywhyamanonacrowdedbusshoutingintohismobilephoneorawomannexttoyouputtingonstrongperfume(香水)makesyoufeel____26____.____27____peoplehavehadastrongerwishtoprotecttheirpersonalspaceornotinrecenttimesishardtosay.Yetstudiesofairlinesshowthatpeoplehaveastrongdesire(渴望)tohavespaceto____28____.InasurveybyTripAdvisor,atravelwebsite,peoplesaidthatifthey____29____paymoreforsomeextraservice,theywouldratherhavelargerseatsthanextrafood.Althoughpeoplemayneedtheirpersonalspace,somehardlyrealizeit.Forexample,peopleonabuswhoholdnewspapers_____30_____theirfacestoreadinfactkeepadistancefromstrangers.Goandwatchalibrarytable.Youwillnotice_____31_____oneofthecornerseatswillusually_____32_____first,becausetheyarethefarthestway.Whatifsomeonesits_____33_____you?Maybeyouwillpileupbooksasiftomakeawall.Preference(偏好)forpersonalspacearedifferentfromculturetoculture.ScientistshavefoundthatAmericansgenerallyprefermorepersonalspacethanpeoplefrom_____34_____cultures.InLatin(拉丁人的)cultures,_____35_____,peoplearemorecomfortablestandingneareachother.21.A.we B.us C.our D.ours22.A.with B.in C.to D.a(chǎn)t23.A.loudness B.louder C.loudly D.loudest24.A.a(chǎn) B.a(chǎn)n C.the D./25.A.sense B.senses C.sensing D.sensings26.A.a(chǎn)nger B.a(chǎn)ngry C.a(chǎn)ngers D.a(chǎn)ngrily27.A.Whether B.What C.That D.Which28.A.them B.their C.themselves D.they29.A.hasto B.haveto C.hadto D.havingto30.A.inthefront B.infront C.inthefrontof D.infrontof31.A.that B.what C.where D.if32.A.betaken B.betaking C.take D.takes33.A.oppositewith B.oppositeto C.oppositeat D.oppositefor34.A.a(chǎn)nother B.others C.other D.theothers35.A.but B.however C.either D.a(chǎn)lthough三、閱讀單選(一)Whentwopeoplemeet,therearealotofwaysofgreeting.Thewaysofgreetingarenotalwaysthesameindifferentcountries.InAmerica,twopeopleusuallygreeteachotherwithahandshake.Itisawaytoshowrespecttotheotherperson.Athletesfromoppositeteamsshakehandsbeforeagameforthesamereason.However,mostAmericansdon’tshakehandswhentheymeetpeopletheyhavealreadyknownwell.WhenAmericanfriendsmeeteachother,theymightonlywave,ormaybejustnodtheirheads.InNewZealand,thereisaspecialwayofgreetingcalled“Hongi”.Inthegreetingtwopeoplepresstheirnosesandforeheadstogetherandclosetheireyes.ThisisanoldtraditionthatcomesfromtheMaoriwhowerethefirstpeopletoliveinNewZealand.Eventoday,manyNewZealandersstillpresstheirforeheadswhentheymeet.Kissingissometimesusedasawaytogreetsomeone.Insomecountries,importantpeopleusedtowearspecialrings.Itwasthecustomforvisitorstokisstheseringswhentheycameforameeting.InFrance,whenpeoplemeet,theysometimeskisseachotherontheface.InJapan,peoplebowtoeachothereverytimetheymeet.Evenfamilymembersbowtoeachother.Peopledecidehowlowtobowdependingonhowrespectedtheotherpersonis.Today,newwaysofgreetingarecreatedallthetime.Peoplecandothiswithaquick“hi”,ahandshake,orevenasimplesmile.Theimportantthingisthatthepeopletheyaregreetingunderstandthem.36.HowlowdoesoneJapanesebowtotheother?A.Itdependsonhowrespectedtheotherpersonis.B.Itdependsonhowoldtheotherpersonis.C.Itdependsonhowsuccessfultheotherpersonis.D.Itdependsonhowtalltheotherpersonis.37.Theunderlinedpart“thesamereason”refersto_________.A.showingloveB.showingrespectC.thankingeachotherD.introducingeachother38.Wecanlearnfromthethirdparagraphthat________.A.it’simpolitetopressone’snoseinNewZealandB.HongiisakindoftraditionalfoodinNewZealandC.theMaoriusedtobeanoldvillageinNewZealandD.HongiisanoldtraditioninNewZealand39.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.It’sOKtojustnodheadswhenAmericanfriendsmeet.B.FamilymembersinJapandonotbowtoeachother.C.Insomecountriesringswereonceusedforkissing.D.Thewaysofgreetingarechangingovertime.40.Thepassagemainlytalksabout_______.A.differentwaysofgreetingB.howtobeapolitepersonC.howtoshowrespecttoothersD.waysofsayinghelloindifferentlanguages(二)WeoftenthinktheArctic(北極)onlyhassnowandice.Butinfact,ithasfarmorethanthat!TheArcticisontopofEarth.TheArcticOceanmakesuptwo-thirdsoftheArctic,whileone-thirdismadeupoflandineightcountries,includingRussia,Canada,andtheUS.TheArcticlandshavemanyvariouslives.Someplantsandanimalscangrowinverycoldtemperatures.Infact,theArcticishometomorethan21,000kindsoflives.Therearewhales,Arcticfoxesandmanymore.Thepolarbear(北極熊)isthemostfamousArcticanimal.YoumightthinkthattheArcticistoocoldforpeopletolivein.Butsurprisingly,thereareabout4millionpeoplelivingthere.That’sthesamepopulationasthecityofTaiyuaninShanxi,China.About10percentarelocalpeople.Theyhavebeenthereforthousandsofyears.Theymakealivingbyfishing,hunting(打獵)andsoon.Agroupofscientistsrecentlycamebackfromaone-year-longstudyintheArctic.Theyhavebadnews:theArcticisdying.TheamountofArcticseaiceisfallingbyaround3percenteveryyear.Therewillbenomoreiceduringthesummerinthenearfuture.Whatdoesthismeanforus?Manyanimals,suchaspolarbears,huntfortheirfoodontheice.Iftheycan’tdothisanymore,theywilldieofhunger.Localpeoplehuntanimalsforfood.Butsincesomanyanimalsaredying,theyneedtochangetheirwayoflife.41.WhichofthefollowingcountriesisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A.Japan. B.America. C.Canada. D.China.42.Whatdoestheword“various”inParagraph3meaninChinese?A.瀕危的 B.不同的 C.稀有的 D.珍貴的43.ThelocalpeopleoftheArcticmakealivingby________.A.fishing B.hunting C.farming D.BothAandB44.Fromthepassage,weknowthat________.A.two-thirdsoftheArcticismadeupoflandB.a(chǎn)lltheanimalsintheArcticwilldieofhungerC.thepolarbearisthemostfamousArcticanimalD.thepopulationofthecityofTaiyuanisabout400,00045.Thispassageismainlyabout________.A.thepeopleintheArctic B.theanimalsintheArcticC.thelivesintheArctic D.theweatherintheArctic四、語法填空(一)Ningismynewfriend.SheisfromChinawhileIamfromCanada.Yesterday,she____46____(invite)metohavedinneratherhome.Aftersheopenedthedoorforme,wegreetedeachotherby____47____(kiss)ontheface.WhenIenteredthehouse,Isaw____48____rounddinnertable.Itwasfullofdishes.Theyweretotallydifferent____49____whatIusuallyateathome.IhadnevertastedChinesefood.Thatwasmyfirsttry.Duringthemeal,Ifoundthattheyate____50____(quiet),evenwhendrinkingsoupwiththeirspoons!Ningtoldmeit’simpolitetomakenoiseduringthemeal.Later,sheshowedme____51____tousechopsticks.FinallyIpickedupapieceofchickenonmy____52____(five)try!Ifeltexcited!Thesemealswere____53____(great)thanwhatIateathome.Ireallyenjoyed____54____(I).Afterdinner,IthankedNingforteachingmesomeChinesetable_____55_____(manner)andherfamilyofferedmesuchdeliciousChinesefood!(二)IntheUS,the____56____(sixteen)birthdayisspecial.Peopleusuallyhave____57____(importance)celebrationsforteenagers.Thatisb____58____thepartyistheirfirststeptobeanadult.Someofthepartiesareverybigcelebrationsandcostalotofmoney.Everyone____59____(wear)beautifulclothes.Theseparties____60____(hold)inhotelsandthereareevenmusicgroupplaying.Peopleusuallygivegifts____61____thesixteen-year-olds.Somegiftscanbeveryexpensive.Theyoungpeopleenjoyt____62____atthepartywithsinginganddancing.However,otherpartiesaresimplerandpeoplejusthavethemathome.Sometimes____63____(family)celebratetheminotherways,suchasgoingonaspecialtriptogether,watching____64____interestingmovieoreatingabigmealinanicerestaurant.Howdoyouplan____65____(celebrate)yourbirthday?五、用方框中所給詞的正確形式填空(有兩個多余)。who

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Manychildrenliketousethetelephone.It’sfuntobeabletotalktoa____66____wholivesfaraway.Itcanbefuntocallfriendsonrainydays.Everyonewhoplanstouseaphoneshouldhavegoodphone____67____.Doyouknowwhattodowhenyoucan’treachthepersonyouarecalling?Youcan____68____peoplewithyourphonemanners.Youcanlearnhowtoleaveamessage.Ifyourfriendisn’tathome,youmightreacha(n)____69____machineinsteadofaperson.Ifyou____70____up,yourfriendwon’tknowyoucalled.Yourfriendwon’tbeabletocallyouback.Youwillneedtoleaveamessage.Theansweringmachinewillrecordyourmessage.Yourfriendcanlistentoyourmessagewhenheorshe____71____home.Preparetospeak____72____.Don’tgotoofast!Say“Thisis…”andgiveyourname.Nextyouare____73____totellyourphonenumber.Evenifyouthinkyourfriendhasyournumber,it’spolitetogiveitagain.Afterthat,youshouldgivethenameoftheperson____74____youarecalling.Also,stateyourpurpose,ifyouhaveone.Youmayexplainthatyouhaveaquestionabouthomework!____75____itis,keepitshort.Askyourfriendtocallyouback.Thisiswhenyoumightgivethebesttimetocall,suchas“between6a.m.and8p.m.”.六、填寫適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~補(bǔ)全對話A:LatelyChengduhasseenanotheroutbreakoftheCONVID-19pandemic.Everyoneisbusyfightingthevirus.Canyouintroducehowpeopledealwiththepandemicaroundtheworld?B:Well,ifyouvisitRwanda’scapitalcityofKigali,you’llseedozensofhand-washingbasins(洗手池)atthecity’sbusstationthat___76___passengerstowashtheirhandsbeforegettingintothebus.Doctorssuggestedthatallcitiesshouldbuildhand-washingstationsinpublicareas.A:Thedoctorsreallyhavea___77___.Ifeveryonewaswashingtheirhandsactively,wewouldcertainlyseea___78___inalltypesofinfections(感染).Iwonderhowpeoplestoppedthepandemicintheolddays.B:Actually,thepandemichasalwaysbeenaroundinhumanhistory,andthefight___79___thevirushasneverstopped.In1854,acholera(霍亂)outbreakinLondon,UK___80___tothedesignofmodernsewers(下水道).Atthattime,Londoners’drinkingwatercamefromgroundwater.Itwasheavily___81___bywastewater.Thesewersystemseparated(分隔)thewastewaterfromthegroundwater.Thisstoppedthespreadofcholera.InNewYork,US,tuberculosis(肺結(jié)核)causedmany___82___intheearly1900s.onereasonwastheovercrowdedconditionsinapartmentbuildings.EventuallytheNewYorkgovernmentmadelawsthatrequiredallapartmentstohaveairshafts(通風(fēng)井),windows,runningwaterandindoortoilets.Thatworkedandsavedlotsoflives.A:Itseems___83___thereisaseriousdiseaseoutbreaksomewhereintheworld,cityplannerscomeupwithnewideastofightit.B:Youarequiterightaboutthat.Duringthisyear’spandemic.MayorofParisintroducedtheideaof“decentralizing(去中心化)”thecity—everyneighborhoodshouldhaveamixofstories,homes,offices,andotherimportantbuildings.Thiswouldavoid___84___onpublictransportationandpreventthespreadofdisease.A:Pandemicshavebeen____85____thecitiesaroundtheworldforalongtimeinhumanhistory.ThesameistrueofChengdu.Wearebuildingagardencitynow.WearesuretoseeasaferandmorebeautifulChengduinthefuturewithourhardandcreativeworkthroughthehardtime.B:Youcanbetonit!七、話題作文某英文雜志社正在征稿,題目是"ChineseTableManners",請你根據(jù)下面的要點提示寫一篇英語短文,介紹中國的餐桌禮儀,至少三條,并對其中一條談?wù)勀阕约旱目捶?,給該雜志社投稿。提示:pointat,

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