專題14.5.Unit12Lifeisfulloftheunexpected.單元測(cè)試卷（學(xué)生版）（寧波專用）

Unit12Lifeisfulloftheunexpected.單元測(cè)試卷試題卷I一、完形填空(本題有15小題,每小題1分,共計(jì)15分)閱讀下面短文,掌握大意,然后從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Haveyouevereatenadandelion(蒲公英)?Meneither.Haveyoueverblownittomakeawish?Me,too.“Timetopickdandelions,Athena.”MumopenedthecardoorandIenteredwitha1.MyhometownisinGreece(希臘),wheredandelionsare2onthemenu.ButIdidn'teatdandelions.WhydidIhaveto3themwithmyfamilyeveryspring?

ThenIsaidgoodbyetomynewfriendBrigid,whosefamilyhad4movedinourneighborhoodinNewYork.Iwas5Brigiddidn'taskwhereweweregoing.NobodyinAmericaatedandelions.Ialwaysworriedthat6wouldnoticeuspickingdandelions.

We7intoawildfield.Hundredsoflivelyyellowflowersappearedeverywhere.Thenwestoppedourcar.Dadwentovertocutdandelionsandputtheminhisbag.ButIjusthidinthebook.“8doweeatdandelions?”Iasked.“Thebestfoodintheworld,”Dadanswered,shakingahandfulofgreens.9wewerereadytoleave,wehadenoughdandelions.Onthewayhome,MumandDadtalkedabouthostingadinnerpartyforthenewneighborstotryour10Greekfood.

Thenightoftheparty,Brigidarrivedwithherparents.Mumserved11differentGreekfoods.Ourguestsateeverything.Finallycamethedandelions.“Wait!”IsaidtoBrigid.Butitwastoo12.“Youatethedandelions!”Itoldher.Weboth13,andsheateanotherbite.“14,”shesaid.

Mumwassmilingatus.Afterdinner,BrigidandIwenttothebackyardandlayonthegrass.Thestarsremindedmeofdandelionsinthesoftfield.Iclosedmyeyesandmadea15:tobeasopenmindedasmyfamilyandmynewfriend.

1.A.bag B.book C.menu D.flower2.A.ever B.never C.always D.hardly[來源:]3.A.pick B.plant C.watch D.water4.A.quickly B.quietly C.finally D.recently5.A.sad B.glad C.proud D.disappointed6.A.anyone B.someone C.everyone D.noone7.A.ran B.flew C.drove D.walked8.A.How B.Why C.When D.Where9.A.When B.Since C.Unless D.Although10.A.new B.fast C.expensive D.traditional11.A.it B.her C.him D.them12.A.late B.early C.lucky D.quick13.A.bowed B.shook C.laughed D.greeted14.A.Becareful B.NevermindC.Notbad D.You'rewele15.A.wish B.report C.speech D.suggestion二、閱讀理解(本題有15小題,每小題2分,共計(jì)30分)閱讀下面材料,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。ALiChunlin,afarmer,usedtoliveinapoorvillageinthenorthofShaanxi.Inthe1980s,hewenttoShenzhentomakealivingwithhiswife.Yearslater,theybecamerichandreturnedtotheirhometown.Totheirsurprise,thelandaroundthevillagewascoveredwithsand.Thatmadethemfeelsad.Afterthinkingcarefully,Liandhiswifemadeuptheirmindstofightagainstthesands.Theyboughtthousandsofyoungtreesandplantedthemaroundthevillage.However,onlyafewsurvived(存活),becausethetreeswerenotregularlywatered.Buthowtogetwaterwasabigproblem.Theydugawell(井)butitbecamedrysoon.Thentheyaskedadrillingteamtodigadeepwell.Clearwaterappeared,buttheirmoneywasusedup.Theycouldn’taffordtobuyyoungtrees.Theywenttoseveralbanksforhelpbutgotnothing.Finally,theyturnedtoafriendwhowasalsofromthevillage.Thefriendhadabigbusiness.Learningwhattheyweredoing,theirfriendwasmovedanddecidedtodosomethingfortheirvillagetoo.Soheofferedthemoneytheyneeded.Withthemoney,theyboughttreesandhadthemplanted.Theylookedafterthetreesasiftheyweretheirownchildren.Aftersometime,greenleavescameout.Whenthevillagerssawthechanges,somestartedtojoinLiandhiswifeinthefight.Thenmorejoined.Yearswentby.Andnowlargerareasaroundthevillagearecoveredwithgreentrees.1.WhenLiandhiswifereturnedfromShenzhen,theyweresadbecause.

A.thelandaroundthevillagewascoveredwithsandB.theydidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuytreesC.theirvillagewasnotasbeautifulasShenzhenD.theydidn’thaveenoughwatertodrink2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Liandhiswifedugawellwithenoughwaterthemselves.B.Liandhiswifegotmuchmoneyfromthebanks.C.Thevillagersdidn’tjoinLiandhiswifeinthefight.D.TheirfriendgaveLiandhiswifesomemoneytobuytrees.3.ThispassageismainlyabouthowLiandhiswife.

A.trieddifferentwaystofindwater B.mademoneyinShenzhenC.foughtagainstthesands D.boughtandplantedtreesBOnceakinggottwonicefalcons(獵鷹)fromhisson.Hehadneverseensuchbeautifulfalconsbefore.Helovedthemsomuchandheorderedthebestfalconertotrainthemtofly.Afterseveralmonths,thekingcametoseehowthetrainingwasgoingon.Hefoundthatonefalconhadalreadybeenabletoflyhighinthesky,whiletheotherwasstayingonthebranch(樹枝)ofatreequietly,justkeepingstill.Thekingcalledallhisfalconerstogetherandorderedthemtotryeverywaytheycouldtomaketheotherfalconfly.Butnoneofthemsucceeded.Oneday,whilethekingwastakingawalkintheforest,anideacametohismind.Maybesomeonewhoknewthenaturalenvironmentwellcouldsolvethisproblem.Hesentforafarmerwholivedintheforestintohispalacetotrainitatonce.Thenextmorning,thekingsawtheotherfalconflyingaboveintheskyfreely.“Itisunbelievable!”shoutedtheking.“Howcouldyoumakeithappen?”Thefarmerreplied,“It’sveryeasy.Ijustcutoffthebranchwherethefalconrested.”Itisalwaysthesametohumanbeings.Weallhave“twoflyingwings”inourheartsaswell,butweoftenseemnottonoticethemandstaywherewearejustforsafetyandfort.Wewon’trealizewecanflysohighandfreelyuntilthe“branch”wearerestingonbreaks.1.Whydidthekingcallallhisfalconerstogether?A.Becausehewantedtogetmorefalcons.B.Becausehewantedtheotherfalcontofly.C.Becausehewantedthemtoseehisfalcons.D.Becausehewantedtoknowmoreaboutfalcons.2.Whofinallymadetheotherfalconflyinthesky?A.Theking. B.Theking’sson.C.Thefarmer. D.Thebestfalconer.3.Howdidthekingfeelwhenhesawtheotherfalconflyfreelyinthesky?A.Excited. B.Moved.C.Worried. D.Relaxed.4.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TheWiseKing B.TheNiceFalconsC.TheBestFalconer D.TheFlyingWingsCOnMarch3,1887,thelivesoftwoamazingwomenwerechangedforeverwhenAnneSullivan,apooruniversitygraduate,arrivedatthehomeofthewealthyKellerfamilytoteachtheirsixyearolddaughterHelen.ItwasadifficultjobasHelenwasunabletosee,hearorspeakbecauseofillness.AnnehadbeensuggestedtotheKellersbyheruniversityprofessor,aclosefriendofMr.Keller.Beforeshearrived,Anneexpectedhernewpupiltobeaquiet,weakchild.ButHelenwasnothinglikethat.WhenAnnefirstwalkedthroughtheKellers’door,theenergeticHelennearlyknockedheroverinherhurrytofeelAnne’sface,clothingandbag.Helenwasusedtovisitorsbringinghersweets,andangrilytriedtoforceopenAnne’scasetotakehercandy.ButAnnecalmedherdownbyallowingHelentoplaywithherwatch.Sobeganoneofthemostsuccessfulstudentteacherrelationshipsinhistory.AnneSullivanwasonlytwentyyearsoldwhenshebeganteachingHelen.Shehadtonotonlyteachthechildalltheusualschoolsubjects,butalsocontrolHelen’ssometimeswildbehaviour.HerwellmeaningparentsallowedHelentodoasshelikedathome.Realizingthatsuchanenvironmentwasunsuitableforlearning,AnnerequestedthatsheandHelenliveinasmallhousenearby.AssoonasHelenbeganlearning,itbecameclearshewasespeciallyintelligent.Shequicklylearnedtoreadandwrite,andbytheageoftenshecouldalsospeak.In1900,HelenstartedstudyingatRadcliffeUniversity,andgraduatedfirstinherclassin1904.Shewastheveryfirstblindanddeafpersontogetauniversitydegree.Howdidshedoit?AnneSullivanreadallofHelen’sbooksandthensignedtheinformationintoherhand.AnneremainedatHelen’ssideuntilherdeathin1936.Helenbecameaworldfamouswriter,andfoughtfordisabledpeople’srightsuntilherdeathonJune1,1968.1.WhatsurprisedAnnemostaboutHelenwhentheyfirstmet?A.HowintelligentHelenwas.B.HelengivingAnneagift.C.ThewayHelen’sparentstreatedher.D.HowforcefulHelenwas.2.Accordingtothepassage,Helen’sparents.

A.allowedhertodoasshewishedB.gavehertoomanygiftsandsweetsC.didnotspendmuchtimewithherD.caredlittleabouthereducation3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutHelen’suniversitystudies?A.ShewasgreatlyhelpedbyAnne.B.Shewasthebeststudentinherclass.C.Shewasabletograduateinthreeyears.D.Shewasthefirstdeafandblinduniversitygraduate.4.Accordingtothepassage,bothAnneandHelen.

A.diedintheir60s B.werewelleducatedC.camefromrichfamilies D.foughtforhumanrightsDWhenmybrotherandIweregrowingup,wemowed(割草)yardsduringthesummertomakepocketmoney.Dadwasoursalesman.Hetradedourservicetoneighborsatapricetheycouldnotrefuse.MybrotherandIgot$10peryard.Ilaterfoundoutourfriendshadasked$20ormoreforthesameamountofwork.Oneafternoonwewerecuttingourneighbor’syard,thegrasswaskneehigh.Whatmademattersworsewasthatwehadanoldlawnmowerthatkeptshuttingoffasweworkedthroughherlawn.Thisparticularafternoon,Iwasfinishingupandwastiredandsweaty.IwasjustabouttoleavewhenIsawDadpointingtoonelongpiece.ThinkingaboutthepoormoneyIwasgettingpaidforcuttinggrasssohighthatitalmostbrokethemower,Iignoredhimandkeptwalking.Dadcalledmeout,“Youmissedapiece.”Ifrowned(皺眉),hopinghewouldletmeslideandgohome.Hekeptpointing.Soangry,Iwentbacktocutthatpieceofgrass.Isaidtomyself,“Thatonepieceisn’thurtinganyone.Whywon’thejustletitgo?”ButwhenIbecameanadult,Iunderstoodhismessage:Whenyouarerunningabusiness,theworkyoudosaysagreatdealaboutyou.Ifyouwanttobeseenasabusinessmanwithhonesty,youmustproduceaqualityproduct.Thatsinglepieceofgrassmeantthejobwasnotdone.Otherneighborstooknoticeofthegoodworkwedidandwesoongotmorebusiness.Thelessonmydadtaughtmestayedwithme:Ifyousayyouaregoingtoperformajobatcertaintime,keepyourword.Giveyourcustomersthekindofserviceyouwouldliketoreceive.Itshowshowsincereyouareandhowmuchprideyoutakeinyourwork.1.WhydidDadaskmuchlessformowingtheyards?A.Becausehewasnotagoodbusinessman.B.Becausehedidn’tcareaboutmoneytoomuch.C.Becausehethoughthischildren’sservicewasbad.D.Becausetheowneroftheyardwastoopoor.2.WhenDadaskedthewritertogoback,thewriterfelt.

A.excited B.surprised C.angry D.pleased3.Theunderlinedword“sincere”inthelastparagraphcanprobablybereplacedby.

A.clever B.honest C.happy D.able4.Thebesttitleforthepassagemaybe.

A.TheMemoryofMyChildhoodB.TheYardofOurNeighborC.TheLessonfromMyDadD.TheGrassCuttingDays三、任務(wù)型閱讀(本題有5小題,每小題1分,共計(jì)5分)ThePalacesmuseumortheForbiddenCitystartedrealnameregistration(實(shí)名注冊(cè))forsellingticketsandallvisitorstocarrytheirIDcards.1Thenewruleistolimit(限制)thenumberofvisitorswhocanenterthispopularplace.2ThenewrulestartedtoworkonJune13.Visitorscanbookticketsonline.3.Andmanyvisitorsarestillqueuingup(排隊(duì))outsidetheticketoffices.Unluckily,withthenewruleofrealnameregistrationbeforebuyingtickets,4.Theadministration(管理)ofthemuseumisaskingthepublictoprebooktheirticketsonline.A.visitorswillhavetowaitlongeruntiltheirIDcardsorpassportsarechecked.A.visitorswillhavetowaitlongeruntiltheirIDcardsorpassportsarechecked.B.However,onlyafewvisitorsarebookingticketsonline.C.Thetotalnumberofvisitorseverydayislimitedto80,000people.D.ForeignersandthepeoplefromHongKong,TaiwanandMacauhavetocarrytheirpassports.5.Thenewruleofrealnameregistrationiscarriedoutto______.A.makebookingonlinepopular B.makevisitorswaitlonger.C.stopforeignvisitors D.helptomakethevisitorsfewer試題卷=2\*ROMANII四、詞匯運(yùn)用(本題有15小題,每小題1分,共計(jì)15分) A.根據(jù)下列句子及所給漢語(yǔ)注釋,寫出空缺處各單詞的正確形式(每空一詞)。1．Mr.Wang（宣布）thatwe'llhaveapicnictomorrow.2．Thebeautifulsceneofthatmountainvillagewillprobably（消失）foreverbecauseofpollution.3．Her（發(fā)現(xiàn)）aboutthewildanimalswillchangepeople'straditionalideaabouttheirbehaviors.4．Perhapshe'lldresshimselfupasaclowninthe（化裝）party.5．Ihadnever（睡過頭），butyesterdaymyalarmclockdidn'tgooff.6．Thechild（燒）hisfingerswhileplayingwithamatchyesterday.7．Hewasstill（活著）afterheexperiencedtheterribleearthquake.8．It'sreportedthatlotsofpeoplewere（愚弄）bythecheaters.9．Thepaintingisonthewall（在...上）thesofa.10．Wedon'tknowwhatwillhappennext，becauselifeisfullofthe（意外的）.用方框中所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空,每詞僅用一次(每空一詞)。till ，west ，above ，expect ，burnWeareflying_______theclouds.Howwonderful!Herdeathwas_______.Allofusthoughtitwasunbelievable.Doyouseethebuilding?Itfaces_______.Look!Thereisafire_______inthefireplace(壁爐).Jameslivedwithhisparents_______hewastwentyfive.五、語(yǔ)法填空(本題有10小題,每小題l分,共計(jì)10分)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~。或填入括號(hào)中所給單詞的正確形式。GettingaPerfectPhotoItwasahotsummerafternoon.TheDeanfamilywasbored.Mr.andMrs.DeanwantedtheirneighborMs.Clarktotake1photooftheirfamily.Ms.Clark，whotookphotos，waslookingthroughhercamera2wasn'ttakinganypictures.“Thereisn'tenoughlight