新概念2第四單元

一，單項選擇(本題共20分，每小題1分)

選擇最佳答案。

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()10Relax_!youfinishthisEnglishexam,you11befreeandfeelontopofthe

world.Youcanmakeitifyouputyourheartintoit!

A.AswellasB.AssoonasC.AsgoodasD.Aswhen

()2.一Goodnews!Bi11wonmedalinthelongjumpjustnow.

一,Really?That,shisoneatoursportsmeeting.

A.a：fourB.an；fourthC.a；fourth

()3.Humor(幽默感)isveryimportanttohumanbeings.Wecanneverhavetoomuchofit.

Withouthumor,lifewouldbe,

A.disappointedB.boringC.boredD.happy

()4.一It'SnotjustthegovernmentSdutytoprotectthe,

一,Iagree.Mygrandpaoftenupgarbageforrecyclingandtakesgoodcare

ofanimalsandplants.HeisagoodexampletoUS.

A.environment；pickedB.environments；pickC.environment；picksD.environment,picking

()5.Anewstudyprovesawalkeverydayisenoughtokeeppeopleawayfrom

becomingfat.

A.30一minuteB.30minutedC.30一minutesD.30_minuteFs

()6.一HowcanImakefriendsinanewschool?

一Sayhellototoyoutoday,andyoucanhaveafriendtomorrow.

A.newsomeoneB.someonenewC.newanyoneD.somebody

()7.YouCanfindawaytoreachyourgoalswhenyouareproudyourselfandstand

talllikeasunflower.

A.onB.fromC.ofD,at

()8.Boysandgirls,upyourhandsifyouwanttotakepartinthesummercamp(夏令

營).

A.puttingB.toputC.putD.puting

()9.EveryoneCanplayanimportantroleinthesociety.Asmembers,weshouldtryourbestto

do.

A.whatweshoulddoB.whatshouldwedoC.howweshoulddoD.whatwedid

()10.一Whatareyoudoingnow?

iymwritingtomycousin.HemovedtoAmericatwoweeksago.Hemustbe

receivingmye-mail.

A.listeningtoB.lookingforwardtoC.hopingtoD.hoped

()11.Tenmonthshaspassed,butChinesepeoplestillrememberthoseexcitingdaystheyspent

duringtheBeijing2008OlympicGames.

A.thatB.whoC.whenD.where

()12.Mindyourtablemannersonceyouareinvitedtoaformalwesterndinnerparty.

Whenyousitdownatthetable>takeyournapkinandputit.

A.besideyourplateB.inyourrighthandC.onyourlapD.inyourlap

()13.Ifyoustayinyourroomwhenanearthquake(地震)happens,yououghtto.

lhideyourselfunderthetable

2.Stayinthesafeplaceuntiltheshakingstops3keepyourselfundertheseatinthebus

4stayawayfromslass,windows,andanythingthatcouldfall

5makesurethelightsareonandfindallyourvaluablethings

A.123B.245c.124d.234

()14.Ifmymotherwatchinghim,hewouldswallowed(吞)thetoy.

Ahasn'tbeenB.weren'tbeenC.wasn'tbeenD.hadn'tbeen

()15.Whichwordofthefollowinghasadifferentstressfrom_____theothers?

A.Afford.B.Honest.C.Prepare.Dsupport

()16.WhenStanwasveryyoung,motherhimanysmalltoystoplaywith.

A.mightnevergiveB.shouldnevergiveC.couldnevergiveD.wouldnevergive

()17.IfJimeveranythingagain,mymotherwillblameherslf.

A.swallowB.willswallowC.swallowedD.swallows

()18.1neverbeafraidofflying,butIamnow.

A.wouldB.amusedtoC.usedtoDuseto,

()19WhileIforthetrainyesterday,!metanoldfriend.

A.waswaitingB.usedtowaitC.willwaitD.wouldwait

()20Hetookpartinthemotorbikeraceagain,evenafterhehowdangerousitwas.

A.wouldbetoldB,hasbeentoldC.hadbeentoldD.beingtold

二.用正確形式填詞(本題共25分。每小題1分)

21.Helookedpaleandhisclotheswereina(嚇人的)state.

22.Servalcompaniesare(競爭)forthecontract4合同)

23.TheAmericanpublicstopped(支持)thewar.

24.Peoplehadtostandinaqforhourstobuyaticket.

25.Don'tletthe（機會）slipfromyou.

26.Hestakingthechridentothezoo.

27.Theteacher'swordswereagreat（鼓舞）tohim

28.Shehasnop_________peoplewhoarealwaysangry

29.Acollectionofphotographswas________（展示）

30.Sheispoliteandnever________________（發(fā)脾氣）

31.Repotersweresoon__________________（在現(xiàn)場）aftertheaccident.

32.Thenextprogrammestartsinfiveminutes,（與此同時）here

somemusico

33.1shall（證明）totellyousheisn'tspeakthetrutho

34.It'simportantto（保持冷靜）inanemergency.

35.Thisbook（對我很重要）（3分）

36.Shewasalwaysso（好奇）aboutmywork.

37這孩子大了，能上學了。

Theboyistogotoschool.

38請閉上眼睛五分鐘，好好休息一下。

Pleaseyoureyesforfiveminutes,andagoodrest.

39我們還需要一名工人，誰能給再找一個？

Weneedoneworker.Whocanfind?

40閱讀是學習英語的好方法。（2分）

________________________________________________________________41.Youwillbemast

ersofthe21st（世紀）

42.Wehave（已經(jīng)）finishedjunior

Middleschool

43.Heseemsvery（嚴肅）,butinfactheishumorous.

44.Hea1ways（核實）theanswerscareful1ybefore

handinginhispapers.

45.Ihavenoideathathowtodealwith（抱

怨）（2分）

三、完形填空（本題共20分。每小題2分）

WillyoubehappyifyouhaveanewNikeT-shirton?Probablyyouwill.Butwhatifyouseeafriend36a

morefashionable（時髦的）andmorebeautifulone?Youmaynotfeelassatisfied37youexpect

toandthefeelingofhappinessmaydisappearinaminute.

WhyarewenotsOhappy躺weshouldbe?,Iliesecretis：wefocuson（專注）whatwewant

insteadofwhatwehave.WekeepmakingOUrlistofdesires（愿望）longerandlonger.Asaresult,

wearenotpleasedwithwhatwehave38owned.Wesaytoourselves/Tllbehappywhenthis

desireissatisfied."However,anotherdesireappearswhenthisoneismet.So。westilldon'tfeelhappy

thoughwehavegotwhatwewant.Happiness39whenwealwayshavenewdesireshardtosatisfy.

Luckily,thereisawaytobehappy.Thinkmol'eaboutwhatwehavethanwhatwewant.Rather

tllanwishyouwere40tohaveanenioyablevacationonthebeach,thinkof41funyou

havehadnelil"home.Similarly,insteadofhatingtodomuchhomework,42teachersfor

makingyouhavethechancetopracticemole.Thelistofwhatyouhavecanalsobeendless.Each

timeyoufindyourselffallinginto“Iwishlifewel'edifferent“trap(陷阱)，takeadeepbreathandthinkof

43youhaveevei"had.

PayInofeattentiontowhatyouhave,andyou'llprobablygetmOleofwhatyouwant.44

example,yourgoodattitudetowarddoinghomeworkcanbringexeeUentgradesinexanlt8

because45makesperfect.

StarttofocusonwhatwehavelThemorewefeelsatisfied,themorehappilywe'lllive.

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()46.A.wearingB.towearC.WOre

()47.A.veryB.asC.too()48.A.alreadyB.yetC.far

f)49.A.calftbefoundB.CallbefoundC.canfind()50.A.usedB.sadC.able

()51.A.howB.whatC.whose()52.A.thankB.refuseC.dislike

()53.A.everythingB.thingC.nothing"()54.A.AsB.ForC.On

()55.A.exercisesB.gradeC.practice

四、閱讀理解（本題共16分，每小題2分）

(A)Scientiststhinkthataweatherpattern(形式)calledElNin6(厄爾尼諾現(xiàn)象)causedthe

drought(干旱)inAustralia.ElNin6causesdifferentweatherindifferentpartsoftheworld.It

causesalotofrainandfloodsinsomeplaces.Itcausesdroughtsinotherplaces.Droughtscanbadlyaffect

peopleandtheland.ElNin6lastsaboutayear.

Innormalweatherconditions,warmwindsfromSouthAmericablowfromeasttowestacross

thePacificOcean.ThewindsearlystormstoAustralia.ThesestormsbringraintoAustralia.

DuringanElNin6weatherpattern,thewindschangedirection.Theyblowfromwesttoeast

acrossthePacificOcean.ThestormsnOlongermoveacrossAustralia.SoAustraliagetsverylittlerain

duringElNino.

ThedroughtbeganinJanuary,1982.ElNinooftenoccursatthistimeofyear.Butthatyear,

ElNinowasstrongerthanusual.ThereWasverylittlerainfall(降雨量)ineasternAustralia.Therewas

alsoverylittlewaterintherivers.ThedroughtWaSatitsworstinFebruary,1983.Atthattime,the

weatherwasveryhot.Theforestsandfieldswereverydry.Cottongrowerseouldn'tplanttheir

cotton.Sheepfarmershadnograssfortheiranimalstoeat.Somanyofthemdied.Becausetheforests

weredry.forestfiresstartedquickly.Someofthefiresburnedforamonth.Manyforests

weredestroyed.Over2,000peoplelosttheirhousesinthefiresand75peopledied.

TheAustraliandroughtof1982-1983affectedthousandsofpeopleandanimals.Thedrought

costthecountryover$3,000,000,000.Itwasareminder(提示)toAustraliansofhowtheweather

couldchangetheirlives.1

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()56.FromthepassageweknowElNinois.

A.apowerfulstormB.aplaceinAustraliaC.aweatherpattern

()57.TheundedinedwordaDccH俗"inthepassagemeans""inChinese.

A.發(fā)生B.發(fā)展C.消失

f)58.PictureshowshowElNin6causesadroughtinAustralia.

()59.WllichofthefollowingisNoTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.ThereWasverylittlerainfallineasternAustraliain1982.

B.Manyforestswel_edestroyedintheAustraliandrought.

C.neAustraliangovernmentpaidover￥3,000,000,000forthisdrought.

()60.What'Sthemainideaofthepassage?A.AdroughthappenedinSouthAmerica.

B.ElNinOcausedagreatdroughtinAustralia.C.AustraliagotmuchrainduringElNinOo

B

Letter1

WhateverIdo,Ialwaysthinkboutifotherpeoplewilllike.HowcanIstopworryingaboutwhattheythink?

-Eva,14,Illinois

Letter2

MydreamistobeontheOlympicteamforgymnastics.MydadthinksIstartedtoolateandI'Hneverbeableto

makeit.Heputsmedown,butIwanthissupport.WhatshouldIdo?-Erica,9,Texas

Letter3

WhatsdouldIdoifIfailedatest?I'mafraidtotellmymombecauseshemightgetmadatmeandIcan'tplaysoccer.

Andsoccerislikethewordtome.-Ashley,12,Wiscosin

Letter4

IjustmovedandI'mkindofshy,sohowdoImakenewfriends?

-Jesica,11,Canada

Dr.Molly'sAnswei?①

Youshouldtellhimaboutyourdreamandthatifyouworkreallyhard,Imighthappeneventhoughyoustartlate.

Thesooneryoutellyourdadhowyoufeel,thesooneryou'llbeabletoworkonmakingyourdreamcometrue.

Dr.Molly'sAnswer②

NobodyknowsyouareatyournewschoolYouhavenothingtolose,sogatherupallyourcourageandgooverto

someonewholooksfriendlyandintroduceyourself.Youcanaskthatpersonaboutyourteacherortheotherkidsin

yourclasstobreaktheice.Goodluck!

Dr.Molly'sAnswer③

It'sbettertotellyourmomthetruththanforhertofindoutanotherway.Whenyoutellher,explainwhyyoufailed

thetest.Askherifshecanhelpyoustudyinthefuture,soyou'lldobetteronyourtestsandalsohavetimeforthe

socceryoulove.

Dr.Molly'sAnswer?

Justbeyourselfandtrynottocareaboutwhatothersthink,Themoreyouthinkaboutit,theworseyouwillfee.

Alwaysactstrongandconfident.Evenifyouarealittleunsureofsomething,don'tdoubtyourabilitiestodothings

right,Justrelax.

61Erica'sdaddoesn'tsupportherbecausehethinksshe.

A.isalittleshyandcan'tdoitwellB.didn'tstartataveryearlyage

C.istooyoungancan'tdoitwellD.doesn'tworkhard

62.AccordingtoDr.Molly,Evashould.

A.holdontoherdreamB.alwaystellthetruth

C.bebravetosayhellotoothersD.beconfidentofherself

63WhichisthecorrectorderofDr.Molly'sanswerstothefourletters?

A.①④③②B.③④②①C.④①③②D.②③①④

五、任務性閱讀（本題共10分，每空1分）

choosethemeasycommunicateclose

Areyoutheonlychildinyourfamily?IfSOyouarethemostimportantpersoninyourparents'hearts.They

arethe66peopletoyouintheworld.However,manyteenagerslikeCo-operation（合作）isalwaysneeded

whenyoumakeaprojectthattheteachergivesyou.

First,discussallyouwouldliketodowithyourclassmates.Chooseoneofthememberstowrite

downwhat!youYetalkingabout.Then,withtheideasyouget,listallyouwant.Everyoneshares

tiledutyfortheproject.YoucancollectinformationnotonlyfrombooksbutalsoontheInternet.Making

asunrey（調(diào)查）anddoingaresearcharealsogoodways.Afterthat,allthemembersputwhathas

beenfoundtogether.Trytomaketheprojectmorewell—organized.Intheend,youcangiveareport

infrontofyourclasstoshowtheresultsofyourhardwork.

Itookyouhavetrouble67withyourparents.Theyalwayscomplain（抱怨）thattheirparentssaytoo

muchinsteadoflisteningtowhatthey