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Unit2素能測評一、
單項(xiàng)選擇。(每小題1分,共15分)(C)1.—HaveyouheardofLijiang—Ofcourse.It’s
?ancientcityinYunnanProvince.
A./B.aC.anD.the(
C
)2.Sandylooksgood
?orange,butorangedoesn’tlookgood
?Millie.
A.at;inB.on;inC.in;onD.on;at(
C
)3.It’sbelievedthatourmoodsaresometimes
?bycolours.Manyscientistsaredoingsomeresearchonthissubject.
A.requiredB.chosenC.influencedD.explainedCCC(B)4.—Whynotgocampingwithyourfriends,JaneWhatasunnyday!—Iprefer
?athomeratherthangoout.
A.stayB.tostayC.stayingD.stayed(B)5.—
?doyoulike
?,theblueshirtortheorangeshirt
—Theblueshirt.Blueismyfavouritecolour.A.Whatcolour;betterB.Whichone;betterC.What;bestD.Whichone;best(
A
)6.—Ifelt
?tiredafteraday’swork.—SodidI.Let’sgotobedearly.
A.abitB.abitofC.afewD.alittleofBBA(
C
)7.(2021·安徽)—I’mnotsure
?mysuggestionishelpfultoyou.
—Itcertainlyis.Everylittlebithelps.A.whyB.howC.whetherD.where(B)8.—WillyoutravelbycarduringtheMayDayholiday—No.I’mafraiditwillbecrowded.I’drather
?thetrainthan
?acar.
A.take;todriveB.take;driveC.taking;drivingD.totake;todriveCB(
D
)9.Atfirst,Jennyhaddifficulty
?herreportbyherself.Withherclassmates’help,shefinallyhandeditinontime.
A.completeB.tocompleteC.completesD.completing(
C
)10.—Helendidn’tdowellinthetennisgameandnowshelooksunhappy.—ReallyLet’sgoanddosomethingto
?.
A.pickherupB.dressherupC.cheerherupD.giveherupDC(
A
)11.—Takeadeepbreath,andyou’ll
?.
—Thankyou.I’lldoasyousaid.A.calmdownB.slowdownC.falldownD.putdown(B)12.—WhataboutgoingtotheForestParktomorrow—Sorry,Ihavealreadypromised
?theScienceMuseumwithmysister.
A.visitB.tovisitC.visitsD.visitingAB(
D
)13.Paulisa
?withastrong
?.Heneverasksothersforadviceonhis
?business.
A.personal;person;personalityB.person;personal;personalityC.personality;person;personalD.person;personality;personal(A)14.—Whatdidourteachersayjustnow—Heasked
?.
A.whetherwehadquestionsB.ifweneedanyhelpornotC.whichquestionwecan’tunderstandD.thatwecouldfinishhomeworkontimeDA(A)15.(2021·瀘州)—Hi,Jenny.Whatareyoudoing—
?I’mjustwashingtheclothesformysisters.
A.Well,nothingmuch.B.Gladtohearthat.C.Sure,noproblem.D.Verykindofyou.A二、
完形填空。(每小題1分,共15分)
Therearepurpleclothes,purplehandbags,purplebicycles,purplefurnitureandevenpurplecomputers!Sopurpleisoneofthemost
1
?colourstoday.Butinthepast,purplewasaveryexpensiveandunusualcolour.Let’stakealookattherich
2
?ofthecolourpurple.
Somescientistsbelievethatthefirstplantsontheearthover500millionyearsago
3
?lookedpurple,notgreen.Manyplantstodayaregreenbecause
4
?usegreenchlorophylltoproduceenergy.
5
?thoseearlyplantsprobablyusedsomethingcalledretinal(視黃醛),whichmakestheplantslookdarkpurple.
DuringthetimeoftheRomanEmpire,itwasvery
6
?tomakepurpledye(染料).Thedyecamefromseasnails(海螺).But10,000deadseasnails
7
?youjustonegramofpurpledye,aswellasaverybadsmell!This
8
?,purpledyewascalledTyrianpurple,anditwasthepreferred
9
?ofemperors.
InEnglandinthe16thcentury,purplewas
10
?fortheking’sfamilymembers.QueenElizabethⅠ’sclotheswerepurple,butordinarypeoplewerenotallowedto
11
?purpleclothes.
In1856,WilliamPerkin,an18-year-old
12
?student,noticedsomethingstrangewhiledoinganexperiment.Thechemicalsheusedtocleanhisinstruments
13
?withthechemicalsheusedinhisexperimentandproducedabrightpurplecolour.This
14
?letPerkinstartacompanyusingthischemicalmixturetomakepurpledye.Thedyewasmuch
15
?thansea-snaildye.ThankstoPerkin,nowanyonecanaffordtowearpurpleclothes.
(
B
)1.A.peaceful B.popular C.exciting D.serious(
A
)2.A.history B.style C.research D.product(
D
)3.A.gradually B.especially C.exactly D.probably(
B
)4.A.others B.they C.we D.some(
C
)5.A.And B.So C.But D.Until(
C
)6.A.dangerous B.common C.difficult D.strange(
A
)7.A.got B.passed C.wasted D.cost(
C
)8.A.basic B.harmful C.special D.perfect(
A
)9.A.colour B.smell C.plant D.animal(
D
)10.A.even B.never C.seldom D.onlyBADBCCACAD(
A
)11.A.wear B.sell C.change D.make(
B
)12.A.Geography B.Science C.Art D.Maths(
B
)13.A.compared B.mixed C.collected D.kept(
C
)14.A.survey B.suggestion C.discovery D.exam(
C
)15.A.healthier B.thicker C.cheaper D.darkerBBCCA三、
閱讀理解。(每小題1.5分,共15分)A(2023·原創(chuàng))Longlongago,sevencolourswerearguingaboutwhowasthemostimportantcolour.Redsaid,“I’mtherulerofallofyou.Irepresentblood—life’sblood!Withoutme,theworldwouldbeempty.”O(jiān)rangesaid,“I’mthecolourofhealthandstrength.Iamsobeautifulthatnoonecanthinkofanyofyou.”Yellowsaid,“Ibringlaughterandwarmthintotheworld.Withoutme,therewouldbenofun.”Greensaid,“Iamthemostimportant.Iamthesignoflifeandhope.Withoutme,allanimalswoulddie.”Bluesaid,“Youonlythinkabouttheearth,butforgettheskyandthesea.Wateristhebasisoflife.Withoutme,youallwouldbenothing.”Purplesaid,“Iamthecolourofroyalty,powerandwisdom.Peopleusuallylistentome.”Indigofinallysaid,“Don’tforgetme!Iamthecolourofsilence.Youneedmeforbalance.”Suddenly,itstartedtorain.Thecolourswereafraidandcameclosetooneanother.Therainsawthisandsaid,“Youfoolishcolours,don’tquarrelanymore.Joinhandswithoneanotherandcometome.”Doingastheyweretold,thecoloursunitedandjoinedhands.Abeautifulrainbowappearedinthesky.Therainsaid,“Therainbowisasignofhopefortomorrow.Letusremembertodayandappreciate(欣賞)oneanother.”(B)1.WhydidthesevencoloursquarrelA.Toseewhowasthestrongest.B.Toknowwhowasthemostimportant.C.Todecidewhowouldbetheleader.D.Tochoosewhowasthemostbeautiful.(C)2.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrueA.Redthoughtitrepresentednewlifeandstrength.B.Withoutorange,therewouldbenofunintheworld.C.Orangethoughtitrepresentedhealthandstrength.D.Greenthoughtitwasthemostpowerfulofall.BC(
A
)3.Purplethoughtitwasthecolourof
?.
A.royaltyandpowerB.newlifeandgrowthC.silenceandbalanceD.warmthandhappiness(C)4.WhostoppedthecoloursfromquarrellingA.Thesun.B.Themoon.C.Therain.D.Thewind.(
D
)5.Thewritermainlywantstotellus
?.
A.nooneisthemostimportantatallB.everyonecanbethemostimportantpersonC.therainisreallythemostimportantD.weshoulduniteandappreciateeachotherACDB(2022·黔東南)Sleepisaphysicalandmental(精神的)need.Weallneedtosleep,thoughthesleephoursaredifferentfrompersontoperson.Doctorsdonotknowwhyweneedsleep,buttheyallagreethatsleepisveryimportanttous.Withoutenoughsleep,thebodymaybeweak.One-thirdoftheadultshavesleeplessness.Thereareover80kindsofsleep-relateddisorders(失調(diào)).However,otheradultsareluckyandhavenosleepingproblems.Theysleepassoonastheirheadshitthepillows.DoyousleepwellIfyouhavesleeplessness,hereareafewsuggestions.
1.Make
a
timetable,
and
stick
to
it.Weneedtosleepregularly.Ifyourbedtimeandwake-uptimechangefromdaytodayoronweekends,yoursleeprhythms(節(jié)奏)aren’tpredictedandthebodydoesn’tknowhowtoact.Soit’simportanttohavearegularwake-uptime,evenonweekends,vacationsorafteranightofpoorsleep.
2.Don’t
lie
in
bed
awake.“Thebestsleeptipyoucangivesomebodyistogetup—don’tlieinbedawake,”sleepexpertGrandnersaid.“Whetherit’sthebeginningofthenightorthemiddleofthenight,ifyou’vebeenawakefor20or30minutes,getupandadjustyourself.Maybeyoujustneedfiveminutestogetsleepy,ormaybeanhour,butdon’tspendthattimeawakeinbed.”
3.Change
your
thinking
about
sleep.“Manypeopleregardsleepingasthefinalthingtheyhavetodofordailyactivities.TheywouldliketoworkorwatchTVverylateratherthansleepontime.Thatthinkingneedstobechanged,”Grandnersaid.“Don’tseeyoursleepasthetimeyouhaveleftinyourday,”headvised.“Seeyoursleepasthetimeyouneedinordertoprepareyourselfforanenergeticday.”“Itmaysoundlikeasmallchangeinthinking,butit’sanimportantone,”Grandneradded.(A)6.WhatmayhappentothebodywithoutenoughsleepA.Thebodymaybeweak.B.Thebodymaybeheavy.C.Thebodymaybeawake.D.Thebodymaybestrong.A(
C
)7.Thefirstsuggestioninthepassagetellsus
?.
A.it’snotnecessarytosleepregularlyB.it’snotnecessarytowakeupregularlyC.weshouldalwayssleepandwakeupregularlyD.weshouldsleepandwakeupregularlyonweekdays(
B
)8.Ifyou’vebeenawakefor20or30minutesatnight,thebestsleeptipis
?.
A.closingyoureyesandlyinginbedB.gettingupandadjustingyourselfC.drinkingsomehotteaD.usingasmartphoneandturningoffthelightCB(C)9.WhichsuggestionisnotmentionedinthepassageA.Makeatimetable,andsticktoit.B.Don’tlieinbedawake.C.Listentobedtimestories.D.Changeyourthinkingaboutsleep.(
D
)10.Thebesttitleforthepassagemaybe“
?”.
A.SleephoursaredifferentfrompersontopersonB.Sleep-relateddisordersC.One-thirdoftheadultshavesleeplessnessD.TheimportanceofenoughsleepandsuggestionsCD四、
選用方框內(nèi)的單詞或短語并用其適當(dāng)形式填空,有一個單詞或短語是多余的。(每小題1分,共5分)suggest
takeaction
discover
warm
wise
makeadecision1.I’msurethattheywillbegintheworkassoonasthey
makeadecision
?abouttheplan.
2.I
suggested
?thatwegoouttoeat,butnobodyagreed.
3.Don’tlookdownuponthisyoungman.Heisfullof
wisdom
?.
4.
Takeaction
?todaysothatyouwon’tmissyourchancesofsuccess.
5.Livingaloneisoftenconsideredtobenegative—darkandcold—whilebeingtogethermeans
warmth
?andlight.
makeadecisionsuggestedwisdomTakeactionwarmth五、
根據(jù)中文翻譯下列句子。(每小題2分,共10分)1.桑迪在想白色衣服是否適合她。Sandyiswondering
if/whetherwhiteclothessuither
?.
2.如果你想平靜下來,白色對你也許有些幫助。Ifyouwantto
calmdown
?,whitemay
beofsomehelptoyou
?.
3.他給自己穿了橙色(的衣服),希望這能幫他自己振作起來。He
dressedhimselfinorange
?inthehopethatitcouldhelp
cheerhimselfup
?.
4.這個男孩昨天承諾再也不遲到了。(promise)
Theboypromisednottobelateagainyesterday.
?5.他寧可被嘲笑也不肯說一句話。(wouldrather)
Hewouldratherbelaughedatthansayaword.
?if/whetherwhiteclothessuithercalmdownbeofsomehelptoyoudressedhimselfinorangecheerhimselfupTheboypromisednottobelateagainyesterday.Hewouldratherbelaughedatthansayaword.六、
短文填空。(每空1分,共20分)A)
(2022·荊州改編)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。AccordingtosomeoldChinesestories,thereoncewas
1
?ancientemperornamedShennong.Atthattime,therewasnomedicinetotreatillnesses.Manysickpeoplecouldonlywaitfor
2
?(die).
Tosavehispeople,Shennongdecided
3
?(find)andtestoutdifferentplants.Heandhismensetoutonajourneyinsearchofmedicinal(藥用的)plants.
Eachtimetheteamfoundanewplant,Shennongwouldtasteit
4
?(he).Someplantsmadehimfeel
5
?(sleep),somecausedhimtohaveastomachache,andsomemadehimtremble(顫抖)allover.AfterShennongsearched
6
?testedoveralongtime,heandhismendiscoveredlotsofmedicinalplants.
Astheycontinuedtheirsearch,theteamfoundaplant
7
?smallyellowflowers.Shennongpickedoffonepiecefromtheplantinordertotasteit.Hesaid,“Itlookslikeamedicinalplant.Ihavetotestit,orsomepeoplemaymisuseit.”
Suddenly,Shennong’sfaceturnedpaleandhefellontheground
8
?(heavy).Evenafterhe
9
?(give)theleavesfromothermedicinalplants,hestilllosthislife.Peoplecoveredhimwith
10
?(thousand)offlowers.Fromthenon,theycalledhim“theEmperorofMedicine”.
1.
an
2.
death
3.
4.
himself
5.
sleepy
6.
and
7.
with
8.
heavily
9.
10.
thousands
andeathtofindhimselfsleepyand
with
heavily
wasgiven
thousandsB)根據(jù)首字母提示補(bǔ)全短文。Today,anincreasingnumberofpeoplearealwayslookingattheirmobilephoneswiththeirheadsdown.Thesepeoplearecalled“Heads-downTribe(低頭族)”.Areyouaheads-downtribem
1?Heads-downtribemembersnowcanbeseeneverywhere.
Moreandmoretrafficaccidentsh
2?becausemoredriversusemobilephoneswhentheydrive.Inordertomakedriverspaymoreattentiontodriving,somenewtrafficruleshavebeenmade.Forexample,peoplewhousemobilephoneswhiledrivingwillbefined(罰款).
Aswecanseeabove,u
3
?mobilephonesmaycauseaccidentsandevencostalotofmoney.Also,moreandmoreinterestingandstrangefactshappentothe“Heads-downTribe”.Let’shavealookataninterestingTVr
4
?.AmaninAmericak
5
?usinghismobilephoneonhiswayhome.Asaresult,heknockedintoabigbear.Whenheliftedhiseyesfromthephone,hewassoa
6
?thatheturnedaroundandranawayquickly.Anotherfactisthatwecanoftenseepeopleintherestauranteatingfacetofacebutlookingattheiro
7
?mobilephones.It’sstrangethattheydon’ttalktotheoneswhositoppositethemd
8
?themeal.Someofthemevenhavefuncommunicatingwitho
9
?onthephone.
Mobilephonesarehelpfulandnecessarytoolsformodernlife.AremobilephonesgoodorbadItdependsonh
10?peopleusethem.Let’sbe“healthy”usersandtrytobethe“Heads-upTribe”.
1.
member 2.
happen 3.
using 4.
report 5.
kept
6.
afraid
7.
own
8.
during
9.
others
10.
how
memberhappenusingreportkeptafraid
own
during
others
how七、任務(wù)型閱讀。(每小題2分,共10分)InChengdu,teaculturehasdevelopedintotheChengdu-featured(特色的)teahouseculture.ThereisasayingaboutChengduteahouses:Youcouldseemoreteahousesthansunnydays.WhycantheteahousesinChengduattractsomuchattentionItisbecauseoftheirmanydifferentfunctions(功能):forrelaxing,meetings,aswellasentertainment.Chengduteahousesareoftendecoratedwithbamboodesksandbamboochairs.Chengdupeopleloveteahouses,becausetheylovechatting.Theyoftengathertogetherinacrowdedteahouse,anddrinkteawhenchatting.Intheirfreetime,theyoftenhaveacupofteaandacake,watchactorsperformingtraditionalarts,talkandlaughwithpeopleintheteahouse,whichcouldbetruejoyoflife.Thesoftwindisfilledwithtea’ssmell.Theyusuallyusejasminegreentea,Longjing,andBiluochun.TheyusenorthernGaiwanasteasets(largerthanGongfuGaiwan).Gaiwanismadeupofthreeparts:thelid,thecupandthesaucer(茶碟).WhentheteaservicemasterpourswaterintotheGaiwan,youwillseethewaterfallingfromtheairintotheGaiwan,withalivelysound.Inamoment,waterstops.ThenlookattheGaiwan.ThewaterinitisjustattheleveloftheGaiwan’smouth,withasimpledrip(水滴)onthedesk.Thisisaunique(獨(dú)特的)skill,aswellasanart.NomatterwhereyouareinChengdu,inaquietparkorinabusystreet,youcanseethosefeaturedteahouses.Theyhavefairpricesandgoodservice.Peoplecanstaythereforhalfaday,havingonlyacupofteaandsomesnacks.Inthetalksoffriendsandneighbours,thecolourfulteacultureofSichuanisfullyexpressed.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,回答問題。1.WhatarethefunctionsofChengduteahouses
Theyareforrelaxing,meetings,aswellasentertainment.
?2.WhatarethedesksandchairsinChengduteahousesoftenmadeof
Theyareoftenmadeofbamboo.
?3.What’sthedifferencebetweennorthernGaiwanandGongfuGaiwan
Northern islargerthan?4.Whohastheuniqueskillofpouringwaterintheteahouses
Theteaservicemaster.
?5.What’sthepassagemainlyabout
The
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