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高二英語必修五第一單元測試試卷英語試題?Completethefollowingsentenceswithproperwords.FromwhathesaidIcthatMr.Leehadnotmuchinterestinourplan.Theirteamwasdinthefinals,sothefamousplayerretiredwithafeelingoffailure.Thepatienthasbeenabynursesandhisfamilydayandnightsincetheoperation.Etothesunforalongtimeinthesummer,yourskinwilleasilygetburnt.Themedicalteamleftthevillagewithgreatsatisfaction,havingcalotoflocalvillagers.Having(分析)theresults,Dr.Snowdrewaconclusionthatwaterhadcausedthedisease.Mostofthe(專家)invitedtothemeetingwerefromdevelopedcountries.AsoneofChina'smostfamous(醫(yī)生)，Mr.Zhongwasstronglyagainsttheidea.Alotoftentshavebeensenttheretohelpthe(受害者)oftheearthquake.Peoplewho(吸收)thedirtyairaremorelikelytogetdiseasesrelatedtolung.?Fillintheblankswithproperwordsintheirrightforms.XuBeihong,knownasoneofthemostfamous(paint)inChina,wasgoodatdrawinghorses.Wehavecometothe(conclude)thatthecompanyhasbeenmakinggreatprogressthesemonths.Wemadean(enquiry)ofaworkerastowhenthenexttrainwouldbeleaving.AccordingtoareportfromtheWHO,twomillionpeopleworldwideareexpectedtodiefromair(pollute)eachyear.Mothergave(instruct)toAmyabouthowtopreparelunch.Choosethebestanswer.1.一?—Well,itcansavelotsofpeopleifacureforAIDSisfound.WhatjobdoyouwanttodoWhyareyousointerestedinthisjobHowwillyouprepareforthiscareerWhatworkexperiencewouldbeuseful一Doyouthinktheresearchonouterspacemakessense?—Yes.Wemayfindplanetsuitableforustoliveon.the;aB.the;theC./;aD./;theTheundergroundwaterinthisarea,sothechemicalfactoryshouldbecloseddownassoonaspossible.isseriouslypollutingB.hasbeenseriouslypollutedC.hadseriouslypollutedD.wasseriouslypollutedItisreportedthatanothertwopeopleinJiangsubecamewiththeH7N9virusandare

ingreatdanger.infectingB.tobeinfectedC.beinginfectedD.infectedTheGatesgenerouslytotheReliefFundeveryyear,sotheyarehighlythoughtofallovertheworld.contributeB.devoteC.attendD.exposeTheresearchgroupdrewaconclusionfromthestudyhavingdinnerwithkidshelpsthemgrowhealthily.whatB.whichC.thatD.where—Ididn'tseeyouatPeter'sbirthdaypartylastnight.一Well,Iit,butanunexpectedvisitorcamebeforeIsetoff.A.couldhaveattendedB.couldattendC.shouldhaveattendedD.shouldattendMrs.Greenissuchawisemotherthatshesomemoneyeverymonthforherkids'universityeducation.A.putsforwardB.putsawayC.putsoutD.putsoffDon'tbreaktherule!Onlyifyougetyourdrivinglicenseabletobeallowedtodrivethecar.A.youdoB.doyouC.youareD.areyouDrinkingwater,listeningtomusicandtakingexerciseareallwaystomakeyouenergeticwhenyou'reworkingonatightschedule.A.positiveB.cautiousC.enthusiasticD.sensitiveTheseordinarypeople,suchasWuJupingandWuBin,areregardedas“themostbeautifulpeople",theyhaveastrongsenseofresponsibilityandagreatloveoflife.A.thoughB.onceC.unlessD.becauseThewomanpresidentcametopowerinMarch,andnowsheisfacingalotofinnationalandinternationalaffairs.A.achievementsB.challengesC.defeatsD.conclusionsInmyopinion,itwasthetaxidriverratherthanthetwoboyscrossingthestreetthattheaccident.A.wastobeblamedforB.weretobeblamedforC.wastoblameforD.weretoblameforC.wastoblameforD.weretoblamefor“Theworkerstothepollutedairalldayaremorelikelytodeveloplungdiseases,"theexpertsaid.A.exposing“Theworkerstothepollutedairalldayaremorelikelytodeveloplungdiseases,"theexpertsaid.A.exposingC.havingexposedHisexpressionsuggestedthathebeforehim.B.tobeexposedD.exposedangry,soIsuggestedthattheproblemA.was;wasn'tmentionedC.shouldbe;wasn'tmentionedwas;notbementionedA.was;wasn'tmentionedC.shouldbe;wasn'tmentionedwas;notbementionedD.shouldbe;notbementionedBeforedrivingintothecity,youarerequiredtogetyourcarA.washedB.washC.washingD.towashClairehadherluggageanhourbeforeherplaneleft.A.checkB.checkingC.tocheckD.checkedforamealtobecooked.Thelivingroomiscleanandtidy,withadiningtablealready

foramealtobecooked.D.beinglaidD.recognizedD.beinglaidD.recognizedD.calledAlexandertriedtogethisworkinthemedicalcircles.A.torecognizeB.recognizingC.recognizeListen!Doyouhearsomeoneforhelp?A.callingB.callC.tocallClozeSusannahwasashybutclevergirl.Shecouldn't_1_toowell,andhadtowearglasses.Andsomeofherclassmateshadalwaysmadefunofherbigglasses.The2thingwasthatLewishadstartedcallingher“FourEyes”.NoweveryoneknewherasSuzyFourEyes.Sheactedlikeshedidn't_,butinfactSusannahcouldn'tstandit.Oneday,theclasswenttovisitsomefamouscaves.Suddenly,Lewisputhisinaholeandslipped（滑0.While_,hegrabbedontoSusannahnexttohim,andbothfelldownthehole,outof_6_Aftersometimetheylandedinabigdarkcave.Allthatcouldbeseenwasasinglerayoflightcomingfromthe7_manymetersabove,andsometreerootsandtrunkswhichhadfallenthroughthehole.SusannahandLewis8forhelp,butnoonecame.Lewisusedthesmallrayoflighttolookforawayout.Butafterhoursof9-hehadfoundnothing,andstartedfeeling10.TherayoflightwaslandingonthefloorinfrontofSusannah.11,shetookapieceof12ontheground,and,usingherglassesasamagnifyingglass（放大鏡），she13therayoflightontothewooduntilalittle14sprangup.Nowtheyhadatorch（火把）.Lewiswatchedallthiswith15andexcitement.Theymadesomemorebranches,andofftheywenttogether,to_16thecave.They17quiteafewtorches,andfinallytheyfoundawayout.Amidhugsandcriesof1^,LewisgaveSusannahhisheartfeltthanks.HeknewthatSusannahcouldn't19peoplecallingherFourEyes,andhe20havinggivenherthatname.Andfromthatdayon,therewasnolongeranyFourEyesattheirschool.1.A.listenB.walkC.seeD.speak2.A.dangerousB.funnyC.sameD.worst3.A.mindB.rememberC.understandD.accept4.A.ticketB.footC.handD.package5.A.fallingB.movingC.travellingD.returning6.A.controlB.breathC.orderD.sight7.A.bottomB.entranceC.roofD.window8.A.beggedB.askedC.waitedD.shouted9.A.searchingB.climbingC.improvingD.competing10.A.puzzledB.scaredC.boredD.annoyed11.A.FortunatelyB.GenerallyC.QuicklyD.Frequently12.A.woodB.stoneC.paperD.cloth13.A.reflectedB.sentC.putD.focused14.A.cloudB.soundC.flameD.wind15.A.pleasureB.surpriseC.fearD.respect16.A.enjoyB.chooseC.exploreD.visit17.A.burntB.madeC.keptD.carried18.A.satisfactionB.reliefC.shockD.curiosityA.suggestB.standC.hearD.findA.riskedB.dislikedC.deniedD.regrettedReadingcomprehensionFormanywomeninventorsinyearspast,theinventionprocesswastwiceasdifficultbecause,inadditiontothesufferingofinventing,theyalsofacedtheskepticism（懷疑）ofaworldthatdidn'tbelievewomencouldcreatesomethingofvalue.Fortunately,overtheyears,thatopinionhasbeendefeatedbywomeninventorslikeMargaretKnight,whowerewillingtofightforthepraiseandrecognition.BorninMainein1838,MargaretKnightshowedaninterestininventingfromaveryyoungage.Afterobservinganaccidentinafactoryattheageof12,Margaretstartedtoproduceherfirstinvention.Sheinventedadevicethatwouldautomatically（自動地）stopamachineifsomethinggotcaughtinit.Bythetimeshewasateenagertheinventionwasbeingusedinthemills.Later,Margaretwenttoworkinapaperbagfactory.Whileworkinginthefactory,shethoughthowmucheasieritwouldbetopackitemsinpaperbagsifthebottomswereflat.Thatideainspiredhertoinventthemachinethatwouldchangeherintoafamousinventor.Margaret'smachinemadetheflat-bottompaperbagsthatarestillusedtothisdayinmostgrocerystores.However,amannamedCharlesAnnantriedtostealMargaret'sidea.Notonetogiveinwithoutafight,MargarettookAnnantocourt（法庭）tocompeteforthepatent（專利）thatbelongedtoher.WhileAnnanarguedsimplythatawomancouldneverdesignsuchamachine,Margaretshowedevidencethattheinventionindeedbelongedtoher.Asaresult,Margaretreceivedherpatent.Margaretdidn'tstoptherethough;throughoutherlifetimeshehadlotsofdifferentinventions—includingarotaryengine,ashoe-cuttingmachineandadressandskirtshield.InMargaret'stimeA.womeninventorswerenotwelcomedwomenwerenotallowedtoinventanythingpeopledidn'tbelievewomencouldinventanythingvaluableMargaretwastheonlywomaninventorwhowasrecognizedWecaninferfromthetextthatMargaretKnight'sfirstinventionprovedunsuccessfulMargaretKnightwasinjuredinanaccidentattheageof12MargaretKnightwashelpedbyCharlesAnnaninherinventionofthepaperbagmachineMargaretKnightreceivedthepatentfortheinventionofthepaperbagmachinewithdifficultyMargaretKnightbecamefamousforherinventionof.A.apaperbagmachineB.arotaryengineashoe-cuttingmachineD.adressandskirtshieldWhatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?HowthepaperbagmachinewasinventedHowMargaretKnightreceivedherfirstpatentAwomaninventor—MargaretKnightPaperbagmachine—abiginvention第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Inschoolandinlife,thesupportfromparentsisveryimportantforastudent'sconfidenceandsenseofachievement.5Anunderstandingoftheserolescanhelpyouhelpyourchildrenstepuptothechallengesoflearning.Beacheerleader.Reallearningisnotbasedonreward,butonthevalueyourchildrenplaceontheprocessitself.It'simportanttomakesomethingpositiveoutoffailureandtoteachyounglearnersthisimportantskill.Askyourchildrenwhattheydowhentheyfailatsomethingthatthey'regoodat.6Beafriend.Learningaboutmathorreadingisn'ttheonlystruggleyourchildrenfaceinschool.7Sometimeswhattheyreallyneedissomeonewhoiswillingtohearwhatthey'rethinking—andthatsomeoneshouldbeyou.Listeningrespectfullytoyourchildren'sconcernscanbeamajorconfidencebooster（增強(qiáng)劑）allbyitself.Beateacher.Youcan'tjustleaveitalltoteachers.Sure,it'stheirjob,buteventhebestandbrightestteachercannothaveenoughtimetomeettheindividual（個(gè)體的）needsofeverychild,especiallyinacrowdedclassroom.8Beavailableandenthusiastic.Yourchildrenneedtofeelthatyouwanttobethereandthathelpingthemisn'tachore.Betheenforcer.Yes,sometimesyouhavetobetough（強(qiáng)硬的）.9Enforceinadvancebyhelpingyourchildrensetandkeepschedules,reachgoalsandcomple