Unit12水平測(cè)試

1、Unit 12 At the zoo水平測(cè)試滿分（120分）姓名 班級(jí) 得分聽力部分(共24分)（略）語言知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共27分)IV.單項(xiàng)填空(共15分,每小題1分)( )21. What he said reminded _ the days we stayed together. A. me B. I C. mine D. my( )22. The flowers grows well _his care.A. up B. on C. under D. over( )23. Did you buy the cell phone yesterday?No. I didnt buy it _ m

2、y uncle would give me one.A. until B. before C. because D. if ( )24. _ have you been a doctor?For twenty years.A. How often B. How longC. How soon D. How far( )25. In my opinion, nothing is _ than missing the last bus.A. unpleasant B. most unpleasant C. more unpleasant D. the most unpleasant ( )26.

3、Sir, you _ sit in this seat. Its for women or children only.Oh, Im sorry.A. neednt B. cant C. mustnt D. may not( )27. We should do _to protect the wild animal. A. useful anything B. something usefulC. anything useful D. useful something( )28. My parents expects me _ the football match.A. win B. wins

4、 C. to win D. won( )29. Will you _ his return?Of course.A. to be sure B. make sure of C. be sure D. make sure( )30. Dont worry! I _ salt to the soup later.OK.A. adds B. will add C. is adding D. have added( )31. The coat _ ,we can go now.A. paid B. will pay C. has been paid D. is paying( )32. His wor

5、ds _ me that I had to go to school today.A. are reminding B. remindedC. will remind D. reminds( )33. When we saw the zookeeper, she _ the pandas.A. was fed B. will feed C. was feeding D. fed( )34. If you always _ with others, then no one will believe you in the future.A. joke B. joked C. will joke D

6、. jokes( )35. Could you tell me _ to be a good student?Doing homework carefully.A. what should I do B. what I should doC. what did I do D. what I didV.完形填空(共12分,每小題1分) Every year thousands of volunteers across Canada work for the Canadian Red Cross (加拿大紅十字會(huì)). When the tsunami (海嘯) in Asia 36 on Dece

7、mber 26, 2004, a team of volunteers 37 traveled to the tsunami areas and lent a hand. Many volunteers 38 their holidays and worked long hours to help the Red Cross 39 as many people as they could. Linda Coulter, from Ontario, went to her local Red Cross office to be a volunteer. Coulter, a mother of

8、 three children who 40 at a primary school in the mornings, spent her free time working for the tsunami relief operations (救援行動(dòng)). She also gave speeches at her 41 and encouraged the children to donate some of 42 pocket money or do other things to help the people living in the tsunami areas. Without

9、the 43 of these volunteers, our relief work in the tsunami areas would be 44,said a Red Cross spokesperson. Because of all the volunteers who volunteer their 45 and skills here every day, over 800,000 people have 46 some help since the tsunami happened. I hope more volunteers can help the people who

10、 lost their homes 47 the tsunami.( )36. A. produced B. happened C. searched D. introduced ( )37. A. slowly B. greatly C. quickly D. thoughtfully ( )38. A. threw away B. took away C. made up D. gave up( )39. A. add B. save C. feed D. visit ( )40. A. teaches B. visits C. relaxes D. studies ( )41. A. h

11、ospital B. kitchen C. office D. school ( )42. A. his B. our C. their D. your ( )43. A. practice B. help C. introduction D. reason ( )44. A. important B. unimportant C. possible D. impossible( )45. A. money B. filling C. time D. Knowledge( )46. A. realized B. caused C. lost D. received( )47. A. durin

12、g B. for C. among D. of 閱讀理解(共44分)VI.閱讀短文,選擇最佳選項(xiàng)(共26分,每小題2分)A難度: When high school students wish to find part-time jobs, they can search the local newspaper and the Internet, or receive jobs from friends and family members. Sometimes they can even find out companies that are hiring teenagers from the

13、ir schools. Most jobs for teens require little or no working experience and the pay is low. Fast Food Jobs Many high school students get their first jobs working in fast food restaurants. Whether cleaning tables or working as cashiers (收銀員), teens perform lots of jobs at fast food restaurants. Sales

14、 Jobs Some teens can find part-time jobs at local stores. Typical sales positions include working at department stores, video stores or bookstores. Amusement Park Jobs During the summer months, some teens find part-time jobs at amusement parks. They may operate rides, take tickets, serve food or wor

15、k as carton characters. Cinema Jobs Teenagers who love movies can sometimes find part-time work at the cinemas. They may work as ushers (引座員) or clean the places after the audience leave.( )48. The teenagers can_ if they worked in fast food restaurants.A. work as carton characters B. clean tables or

16、 working as cashiersC. serve as ushers D. operate rides( )49. How many work place does sales job include?A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five.( )50. Which season may teenagers find jobs at the amusement parks?A. Autumn. B. Spring. C. Winter. D. Summer.( )51. Which type of jobs can teenagers do if they

17、 like movies?A. Cinema Jobs B. Amusement Park JobsC. Sales Jobs D. Fast Food JobsB難度: When Nathan Winograd said that he was leaving his job as a lawyer in Marin County, California, to run an animal shelter (避難所) in Tompkins County, New York, his father looked at him for a moment and asked, What do d

18、ogs and cats need a lawyer for? Winograds father shouldnt have been so surprised. Nathan has been saving injured and homeless animals since he was a boy. Walking home from school when he was 12, he found a homeless cat. He took it home and named it Guido. His wife and two daughters all support him.

19、Soon after they arrived in New York, he opened an adoption center (收容中心) in Tompkins County. It is open seven days a week, including evenings, so people can go there anytime. Blind dogs, lame dogs . all can find homes. And he is also doing other things, like opening No Kill Solution Center, a non-pr

20、ofit(非盈利性的) organization, to save animals around the country. Today, Tompkins County is considered as the only no-kill county in the United States. Now his family lives on a tight budget while his classmates, as lawyers, can earn six-figure salaries. Nathan says hes doing what hed always wanted to d

21、o when he grew up.( )52. What did Winograd do before running the adoption center? A. He was a doctor. B. He was a lawyer.C. He was a policeman. D. He was a judge.( )53. When did Winograd rescue the cat Guido? A. When he was twelve. B. When he was seven. C. When he was eight. D. When he was ten.( )54

22、. Who supported his decision to open an adoption center? A. His father. B. His wife. C. His two daughters. D. Both B and C.( )55. Which place is considered as the only no-kill county in the United States? A. New York. B. Marin County.C. Tompkins County. D. Stanford.C難度: David Smith is a new person i

23、n a big company. His duty is to sell fishing gear (漁具). Last night, David reported to his director that he had sold fishing gear for 10,000 dollars in one day. Everybody felt very surprised and didnt believe him at first. How did he do that? Yesterday morning, on the way to his office, David met a r

24、ich man, Jeff Green. After talking to him, David learned that Jeff was going to the supermarket to buy a basket for his wife. David said to Jeff in a sad voice, Your weekend is destroyed. Why not try going fishing this weekend? Jeff thought it was a good idea and agreed. David showed Jeff his fishin

25、g gear and chose a fishing rod (釣魚竿) that was three meters long for Jeff. But Jeff thought the fishing rod was too long and he couldnt go fishing in a small boat. David advised Jeff to buy a sailing boat so that he could have a good time with his family and friends on weekends and holidays. Jeff was

26、 very pleased with his advice, and then he bought some more fishing gear for his family and friends. In the end, Jeff paid 10,000 dollars for everything and went home without going to the supermarket. In the end everyone in the company thought that David was good at selling things. ( )56. David is a

27、(n) _.A. old worker B. new worker C. director D. customer( )57. Everyone was surprised by David Smiths selling report at first because they thought that _.A. David was dishonest most of the time B. David didnt like the directorC. David often made mistakesD. it was impossible for David to earn so muc

28、h money in one day( )58. Which of the following is NOT true?A. Jeff bought some fishing gear for his family and friends.B. People in the company still didnt believe David in the end.C. Jeff met David on his way to the supermarket.D. Jeff will probably go fishing this weekend. ( )59. Why did Jeff Gre

29、en give up going to the supermarket?A. Because his wife asked him not to go there.B. Because he forgot what he had to do.C. Because he wanted to enjoy the weekend. D. Because his wife had bought a basket for herself.( )60. What can we learn from the passage?A. David Smith is very clever and good at

30、selling things.B. Jeff Green bought the sailing boat for his wife as a birthday gift.C. David Smith got 10,000 dollars from the company as a reward. D. The director didnt think David had done a good job.VII.閱讀短文還原句子,其中有一個(gè)選項(xiàng)是多余的(共8分,每小題2分) 難度: A Canadian study has found that a child who can tell stor

31、ies well at a young age may be better at math later. Researchers at the University of Waterloo asked children who were 3 and 4 years old to use a picture book to tell a story to a puppet (木偶). 61. _ In the research, they found that children who had higher scores for their storytelling also scored hi

32、gher on math tests two years later. 62. _The researchers said it was the best way to find out how good children would be at math in the future. 63. _Whats more, they could talk about the different characters and what they were feeling or thinking. 64. _ They thought it might help prepare them for le

33、arning math well when they start school.A. It meant they were able to move clearly from the actions of one character to another.B. These children could put many different events together into one story well.C. Telling stories needs a lot of skills in learning math. D. They then gave the children a s

34、core for their storytelling.E. Researchers suggested building strong storytelling skills in preschool children.VIII.閱讀與表達(dá)(共10分,每小題2分) 難度: Every time Dr. Palmers little baby granddaughter comes to visit, he observes her. He notices what she likes and dislikes. He notices how she moves, what she does

35、and what she says. Then he writes his observations down. When his granddaughter is older, he will put his observations in a letter and give the letter to her. His letter will begin something like this: Here is a record of who you were from your earliest days in the world. It is not a complete pictur

36、e only you can draw that. But it was made by a person who loves you very much. Perhaps these notes will help you do what I finally did in my own life Remember who you were when you first arrived and know the gift of true self. Dr. Palmer will give his granddaughter the letter when she is in her late

37、 teens or early 20s when she will probably decide what kind of job she wants to do. Dr. Palmer hopes that if his granddaughter knows her true self, she will choose a job that is right for her. Young people who are trying to decide on a career often ask themselves, What should I do with my life? But

38、Dr. Palmer thinks it is more useful to ask, Who am I? What is my nature? He hopes, in short, that she will grow up to be the person she has always been.65. Does Dr. Palmer know his granddaughters hobby well? _66. Are Dr. Palmers observations recorded by notes or pictures? _67. When will Dr. Palmer g

39、ive the letter to his granddaughter? _68. In Dr. Palmers opinion, what will it help his granddaughter decide if she knows her true self? _69. What is the passage about? _書面表達(dá)(共25分)IX.根據(jù)中文意思完成句子(共10分,每小題2分)70. 你必須好好照顧自己。 You must _ yourself.71. 快要下雨了,確保你已經(jīng)帶上了傘。 It is going to rain. _ you have brought the umbrella.72. 你認(rèn)為你的工作的最大好處和不好之處是什么？ What do you think is _ of your jo