必修五英語單元檢測

1、1全神貫注于 2因指責或控告 3. 為了(做) 4填(表) 5依靠；依賴 6. 傳遞 7開始工作 8最終；最后 9從事于 10被用在上(中) 11阻止(某人)做 12觸感 13擠出；榨出 14。在適當?shù)奈恢?15反復(fù)，多次 16開展，執(zhí)行 17找到 18許多，大量 19自豪 20砍掉，砍伐 任縣中學(xué)高中二年級階段驗收（英語）詞組翻譯. 根據(jù)漢語提示及本單元所學(xué)句法完成下列句子1. 若給予更多的時間，我本可以做得更好。 _ more time, I could _ _ it better.2. 從山頂看，這座城市顯得更美。 _ on top of the mountain, the city l

2、ooks more beautiful.3. 得到了一次再試的機會，那個激動的男孩高興地跳了起來。 _ another chance, the _ boy jumped with joy.4. 從這個角度考慮，那部少兒片很值得一看。 This factor _ into consideration, the film _ for children is well worth seeing.5. 老師走出教室，后面跟著一群學(xué)生。 The teacher walked out of the classroom, _ _ a group of students.6. 由于在地下埋得太深，枯死的森林腐

3、爛而變成了煤。 _ _ down in the earth, the dead forests rotted away and became coal.7. 多次告訴她不要玩電腦游戲，她就是不聽。 Though _ many times not to play computer games, she _ listen.8. 由于受到了極大的鼓舞，那些疲憊的運動員盡全力贏得了比賽。 Greatly _, the _ players tried their best to win the match.9. 我們的村子坐落在一個群山環(huán)繞的峽谷中，很少有污染。 Our village lies in

4、a valley _ by mountains, seldom _.10. 從太空望去，地球是個被水覆蓋的球體。 _ _ space, the earth is a water-covered globe. 單項選擇，從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選擇最佳答案完成句子1. Though _ money, his parents managed to send him to school. A. lackedB lacking ofC. lack of D. lacking2. We were doing our homework _ the lights went out. A. asB. wh

5、ileC. when D. suddenly3. _ that there was an accident ahead, the bus driver switched course to the High Way 40. A. Warning B. Having warned C. To be warnedD. Having been warned4. In the traffic accident, his father came close to _. A. be killedB. being killedC. killD. killing5. There are some points

6、 that you remain _. A. confusedB. confusingC. confusing ofD. confused about6. _, they went home, _. A. Their work had been finished; singing and laughing B. They had finished their work; sang and laughed C. Their work finished; singing and laughing D. After their work finished; singing and laughing7

7、. He asked us to _ them in carrying through their plan. A. provideB. helpC. assistD. offer8. They talk as if they _ friends for years. A. wereB. had beenC. would beD. became9. He _ from a back seat to a front seat so that he could see more. A. turnedB. switchedC. removedD. transported10. Is there en

8、ough time _? Yes. Take it easy. A. leavingB. being left C. leftD. having been left11. Prices of daily goods through a computer can be lower than store prices. A. are bought B. bought C. been bought D. buying 12. Generally speaking, according to the direction, the drug has no side effect. A. when tak

9、ing B. when taken C. when to take D. when to be taken 13. Tom got in a waiting car and was driven away . A. at a full speed B. at full speed C. with a full speed D. with full speed14. I think its not easy to a foreign language. A. understand B. master C. grasp D. invent 15. in 1636, Harvard is one o

10、f the most famous universities in the United States. A. Being founded B. It was founded C. Founded D. Founding . 從框中選擇適當?shù)木渥油瓿上旅娴膶υ扐. Who do you believe will win the game?B. Can you guess who will come out first? C. Shall we have a game of chess? D. OK, lets play. E. About an hour, I guess. F. It is

11、an exciting and close game.G. Lets fix it next Sunday.W: How long will it take us to get to Xian by train?M: Sorry, I dont know. 1 6 W: 17 M: Do you think well have enough time?W: I guess we can finish the game before we get to Xian.M: 18 W: (After a while) Its said that theres a World Chess Competi

12、tion between the Chinese and Russian players this month. 19 M: I believe the Chinese players will.W: 20 M: Xu Yuhua, I suppose. 完形填空Smart dressingIndeed, we can expect to face considerable technological competition in the home, 21 developments in materials science and nanotechnology（納米技術(shù)）. At the Un

13、iversity of New South Wales in Sydney, for example, researchers 22 by Rose Amal and Michael Brungs are developing 23 surfaces for use in hospitals as well as domestic kitchens and bathrooms. The surfaces will be designed so that droplets cannot 24 on themwater will run 25 , washing as it goes.In add

14、ition, scientists are working on 26 that will not only change our homes but will transform the way we 27 through the creation of “ 28 clothes”. Special fabrics, fitted with monitors, will 29 our health throughout the day, while we sleep, work and 30 . For example, at the University of Wollongong, so

15、uth of Sydney, researchers have created a fabric that emits a groaning sound to 31 sportsmen and women if they are stretching or moving in ways that could 32 them.Another concept being developed by scientists involves 33 clothes with mobile phone chips. “The idea is 34 you get injured out hill-walki

16、ng or skiing, sensors will detect physiological and temperature changes to your body,” says Jane McCann of Derby University in England. “The garment will make the mobile phone chip 35 the nearest hospital.” 21 A. as a resultB. in particularC. thanks toD. for example22 A. ruledB. ledC. managedD. inve

17、sted23. A. self-cleaningB. self-washedC. self-driedD. self-ironing 24. A. stay B. runC. flowD. form25. A. outB. offC. intoD. through26. A. surfacesB. clothesC. materialsD. nanotechnology37. A. thinkB. behaveC. exerciseD. dress38. A. intelligentB. talkativeC. creativeD. sports49. A. studyB. seeC. pro

18、tectD. keep30. A. studyB. walk C. exerciseD. live31. A. showB. sayC. warnD. protect32. A. tireB. harmC. breakD. kill33. A. fittedB. fixingC. setD. equipping34. A. that asB. when asC. what ifD. that if35. A. to callB. call C. calledD. calling閱讀理解 A report by Sir Peter Williams says the UK is one of t

19、he few developed nations where it is acceptable to say you are useless at maths. Such attitudes will not help children see maths as an important part of their daily lives, it says. The report criticizes (批評) the amount of maths training teachers receive because most teachers only have basic requirem

20、ents in maths for teacher training. The report says parents need to have a can-doattitude towards maths and learn the modern techniques to help and encourage their children to love maths. Whats more, societys negative attitude to the subject can have great impact on students at all levels and of all

21、 ages, including the very young,says it. That is hardly helpful to creating a home environment in which mathematics is seen by children as an essential and rewarding part of their everyday lives,Williamsview was supported by Schools Minister Jim Knight. Maths is central to giving children the best s

22、tart and the right skills for life. If children cant add up, and if maths isnt valued or seen as being important, how can we expect them in secondary school to understand science, or manage their own finances when they go to college,said he. The report also says childrens achievement in maths has im

23、proved, particularly since the introduction of the National Numeracy Strategy in 1998. The percentage of 11-year-olds attaining (達到) Level 4 and above has risen from 59% to over 77% (since then),says it. In its recently announced Childrens Plan, the government has set out further ambitious (雄心勃勃的) g

24、oals to maintain the progress made so far. Central to the achievement of these goals is the quality of teaching in all schools.36. Peter Williamss report shows that _. A. most children in the UK have a negative attitude to mathsB. in the UK, most maths teachers qualifications are not satisfactoryC.

25、social issues wont lead to a decrease in childrens interest in maths D. parents in the UK are to blame for the home environment 37. What does the underlined word that in the third paragraph refer to?A. The negative attitude of society towards maths.B. The view of Schools Minister.C. The can-do attitude of parents in the UK. D. The amount of maths training teachers receive.38. We are told by what the Schools Minister says that _. A. children will not have a good