三維設計】（山東專版）2014高考英語一輪復習 課時跟蹤檢測(十六) women of achievement 新人教版

1、課時跟蹤檢測(十六)Women of achievement.單項填空1(2013·江西重點中學模擬)I am so glad I catch you at home.I need your help!_， Robin?AWhat's upBWhat elseCHow come DWhy not2_ young in our village are now living _ much more comfortable life than we did.AA; / BThe; theCA; a DThe; a3(2013·杭州質(zhì)檢)How can we reduce

2、the chances of offending the locals while traveling, Professor?_ the local customs and rules, I think.AObserve BApproveCSupport DDeliver4(2010·浙江高考)The majority of people in the town strongly _ the plan to build a playground for children.Aconsider BsupportCconfirm Dsubmit5They argued _ each oth

3、er _ the matter the whole afternoon, and at last reached an agreement.Awith; with Bon; on Cwith; about Dover; over6Do you happen to know the professor _ in Lily's speech?Yes.I was introduced to him at a conference last year.Areferring to Bto refer toChaving referred to Dreferred to7(2013·淮南

4、高三質(zhì)檢)When you stand on the top of the mountain and overlook the surrounding scenery, you'll find it is _ to climb it up with effort. Aworth Bworthy Cpossible Dworthwhile8We should not _ and laugh at those who have no homes to shelter from the rain and wind.Instead, we should be sympathetic of th

5、em.Alook forward to Bthink highly ofCpay attention to Dlook down upon9(2013·江西七校聯(lián)考)You know what？Tom wants to be Harry Potter after he graduates from school.Are you kidding？He will never_a person like him.Achange BturnCmake Dget10(2013·泉州質(zhì)檢)In a way, I think we both won I won the game but

6、you won my _.Asupport BfavourCrespect Dimpression11(2012·山東四市聯(lián)考)Everybody knows smoking is harmful to health, but still so many people smoke.Exactly! So our country is planning to start a _ against smoking.Awar BcampaignCmotion Dstruggle12(2013·青島高三質(zhì)檢)Though the soldiers had been working f

7、or fifteen hours, they_looking for the survivors in the ruins.Arelied on Bcarried onClived on Dlooked on13(2013·海南洋浦中學高三月考)I hear your journey was not very pleasant.But for the sudden rain we _ a wonderful time.Awill have Bshould have hadCshould have Dhad14(2013·保定高三檢測)The first five of th

8、e ten questions on the test paper were very difficult, but the rest _ easy.Awas BisCwere Dare15Daddy, I don't want to go to Jimmy's birthday party.You had better go._ you make a promise, you have to keep it.AUnless BEven ifCIn case DOnce.完形填空(2013·河北普通高中高三教學質(zhì)量檢測)“It is never too late an

9、d you are never too old to start something new！” says Englishtown _1_ Ellen Rema. Ellen began to learn English at the age of 50, and in just a few years, she has made _2_ progress!Ellen chose to study at Englishtown because no evening classes were _3_ in the German countryside where she lives. At En

10、glishtown, she joins _4_ classes online and speaks with live native English­speaking teachers.“Englishtown is a wonderful place to _5_.”she says. “My son always says, mom, you are a bit _6_. He cannot understand why I spend so many hours studying, _7_ love it. I do it for myself.”In 2001, Ellen

11、 began with the first level of Englishtown and quickly _8_. “I spent hours and hours studying，” she said. “Maybe I wanted too much in a short time. I finished all my _9_ after 2 years, but noticed I still had _10_ difficulties.”Instead of _11_， she chose to press on. After four years at Englishtown,

12、 she's still studying in the online classroom, but now to perfect her already _12_ English, she has set new _13_ for herself and _14_ understanding grammar points.“Studying online is never _15_， but you need self­discipline, self­motivation and staying power，”she says. “If you really w

13、ant to learn, never quit even when you notice difficulties or when you think there is no _16_. Practice, practice, practice！”Ellen says studying English isn't all about hard work. It should also be _17_！ “I really like the online conversation classrooms，” she says. “I have learned so much about

14、other cultures and traditions. I'm open for all_18_.”Ellen has been able to _19_ her English to use by visiting England five times! “I'm very thankful to Englishtown because most of the English I know now was learned here，” Ellen says. “My life has _20Cstudent Dreporter2A.amazing Bchallengin

15、gCdiscouraging Ddisturbing3A.satisfied BofferedCattended Drepresented4A.conversation BcompositionClistening Dreading5A.live BeatCentertain Dstudy6A.crazy BtiredCworried Dattractive7A.though BbutCwhile Dwhen8A.dropped BbrushedCawarded Dprogressed9A.channels BschedulesCcourses Dpapers10A prehending Br

16、eadingCgrammar Dvocabulary11A.fighting back Bgiving upCturning away Dlooking around12A.significant BshabbyCbroken Dexcellent13A.goals BdecisionsCmeans Dconclusions14A.turns off Bgets offCfocuses on Dputs up15A.interesting BboringCshocking Dunwilling16A.vision BsuccessCstruggle Dtendency17A.fun Bwast

17、erCweakness Dwonder18A.measures BtopicsCtimetables Dfashions19A.take BsetCmake Dput20A.ruined BstartedCchanged Dturned.閱讀理解(2013·江西九江市高三模擬)President Barack Obama celebrated the start of construction on the National Museum of African American History and Culture, in Washington, D. C， at a ground

18、­breaking ceremony on Wednesday. The new museum will tell a detailed history of black life, art and culture in the country. It will be “not just a record of tragedy, but a celebration of life，” Obama said in a speech at the event.The museum will be built between the Washington Monument and the

19、National Museum of American History on the National Mall. It will be the 19th museum in the Smithsonian Institute. The seven­level building's bronze design was inspired by African­American metalwork from New Orleans, Louisiana and Charleston, South Carolina.President Obama was joined o

20、n stage by First Lady Michelle Obama and former First Lady Laura Bush. He spoke about the importance of the museum's location in the nation's capital. “It was on this ground long ago that lives were once traded, where hundreds of thousands once marched for jobs and for freedom，”O(jiān)bama said. “

21、It was here that the pillars (核心) of democracy were built, often by black hands.”The museum is scheduled to open in 2015, but curators (館長) have already collected thousands of articles. Some are on display in a gallery at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, including a current

22、 exhibit about Thomas Jefferson and the slave families that live on his Monticello plantation in Virginia.Collected things include musician Louis Armstrong's trumpet, a plane used to train Tuskegee Airmen, activist Harriet Tubman's shawl (披肩), a fedora (呢帽) worn by entertainer Michael Jackso

23、n and a dress made by Rosa Parks. The curators will choose from about 35,000 things to create the museum's permanent galleries, which will include spaces devoted to sports and military history.President Obama spoke about how he wants his daughters and other children to experience the museum. “I

24、want them to see how ordinary Americans could do extraordinary things, how men and women just like them had the courage and determination to right a wrong，”he said.1The passage is mainly about _.APresident Obama's celebration of the start of construction of a new museum.BPresident Obama's re

25、mark at the ground­breaking ceremony of the new museumCthe introductions to the National Museum of African American History and CultureDthe process of building the National Museum of African American History and Culture2What can we learn from the second paragraph?AThe Washington Monument is the

26、 19th museum in the Smithsonian Institute.BThe museum will be built on the National Mall.CThe new museum which has seven stories will be made of bronze.DThe design of the new museum was inspired by African American metalwork.3According to the passage, the things may have been collected for the new m

27、useum except _.Aa dress worn by Rosa ParksBHarriet Tubman's shawlCMichael Jackson's fedoraDa plane used to train Tuskegee Airmen4Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?AThe museum will open after 2 years.BAll collections are on display in a gallery at the Smithsonian's A

28、merican history museum.CThe curators encouraged famous people to donate their things.DThe things for permanent galleries are chosen by the curators.5What can we learn about President Obama?AHe thought the museum is a record of tragedy rather than a celebration of life.BHe considered the importance l

29、ies in the museum itself not in its location.CHe stood on the stage alone to make a speech.DHe stressed the instructive significance the museum to children.答 案課時跟蹤檢測(十六).1.選A句意：“碰上你在家，我很高興。我需要你的幫助?！薄霸趺戳?，羅賓？”what's up“怎么了”，符合句意。what else“還有什么”；how come“怎么會”；why not“為什么不”。2選D句意：我們村的年輕人現(xiàn)在過著一種比我們當時更

30、舒服的生活?！皌he形容詞”表示的是一類人；live a .life是固定搭配，意為“過著生活”。3選A句意：“教授，我們怎樣才能盡可能在旅游時不冒犯當?shù)厝?？”“我認為應該遵守當?shù)氐娘L俗和規(guī)定?！?observe “遵守”； approve “贊成；認可”； support “支持；擁護”； deliver “遞送”。4選B考查動詞辨析。句意：大部分鎮(zhèn)里人強烈支持為孩子們建操場的計劃。support“支持”，符合句意。consider“考慮”；confirm“確認”；submit“呈遞；遞交”。5選C句意：他們就那件事情彼此辯論了整個下午，最后終于達成了一致。argue with sb. ab

31、out“就與某人爭論”。6選D問句句意：你是否碰巧認識莉莉演講中提到的那位教授？refer to句中表示“提到”，這里用其過去分詞形式作定語，修飾professor，表示被動意義。7選D句意：當你站在山頂并俯瞰周圍美景時，你會覺得盡力攀上來是值得的。It is worthwhile to do sth. “做是值得的”；It is possible to do sth. “做是可能的”。8選D考查短語辨析。前句句意：我們不應該看不起和嘲笑那些沒有能遮風擋雨的住處的人們。A項意為“盼望”；B項意為“高度評價”；C項意為“注意”；D項意為“蔑視；瞧不起”，符合句意。9選C考查動詞辨析。句意：“你知

32、道嗎？湯姆畢業(yè)后想成為哈利·波特?！薄澳阍陂_玩笑嗎？他永遠不會成為一個像哈利·波特那樣的人?！眒ake可以表示“成為”之意，符合語境。而turn表示“變成”時，后常加表示顏色的名詞，且前面不帶冠詞。10選C句意：在某種程度上，我認為我們倆都贏了我贏得了比賽，但是你贏得了我的尊敬。support“支持”； favour“贊同”； impression“印象”，均不符合句意；只有respect“尊敬”，符合句意，故選C。11選Bwar“戰(zhàn)爭”；campaign“運動”；motion“運動；提議”；struggle“斗爭”。顯然只有B項符合答語的句意，即“的確！所以我們國家正在計

33、劃開展一項戒煙運動?！?2選B考查動詞短語辨析。句意：盡管戰(zhàn)士們已經(jīng)持續(xù)工作15個小時了，但他們?nèi)岳^續(xù)尋找困在廢墟中的幸存者。carry on“繼續(xù)；堅持”，后接名詞或動名詞，符合句意。rely on“依靠；依賴”；live on“以為生”；look on“旁觀”。13選B考查虛擬語氣。第二句句意：若不是因為突如其來的雨，我們本可以玩得很開心的。根據(jù)上一句可知是對過去情況的敘述，而but for經(jīng)常用于虛擬語氣中，所以是對過去事實的假設。14選Cthe rest后接“of復數(shù)名詞”時，謂語動詞用復數(shù)；the rest后接“of單數(shù)名詞”時，謂語動詞用單數(shù)。本題中the rest后省略了of the ten questions, 且前一分句中的時態(tài)是一般過去時，故選were。15選D考查連詞。句意：“爸爸，我不想?yún)⒓蛹椎纳胀頃?。”“你最好去。一旦你許諾了，你就必須遵守諾言?！眔nce“一旦”，符合句意。unless“除非”；even if“即使”；in case“以防”。.語篇解讀：有志者，事竟成。一位50歲才開始學習英語的老人，憑借頑強的毅力，取得了可喜的成績。1選C由第二段的第一句可知她是Englishtown的一名“學生”。2選A她50歲開始學英語，僅僅幾年后，就取得了“驚人的”進步。后