海門市錫類中學高一期末復習牛津unit2必修2

1、一精誠凝聚7=成就夢想 一U 2 Wish you were here一單詞拼寫1 He said he was a PLA, but a_ he was a farmer.2 In a face-to-face i_with David Frost, the former preside nt talked about some of hispers onal things that people were in terested in.3 This room is rather d_. I am afraid that it hasn been lived in for years4 .

2、She broke the s_in the room by coughing loudly.5 Whe n food s_were cut off that wi nter, the sick and woun ded soldiers man aged toscrape by on wild herbs.6. I will have a 15-day holiday soon,_ （包括）the coming Nati onal Day holiday.7 We are eager to read his newly_（已出版的）book.8 It_（不舒服的）to go trekking

3、 on camels through Gobi Desert.9 With a spirit of_ （ 冒險）,nowadays many young people to travel to places which havebee n seldom visited before.10 The_ （政府）is trying hard to fight against air pollution in the city.二單項選擇1 The n ews we had bee n look ing forward to_ yesterday.A coming B came C has come

4、D had come2 Mary: Shall we go to the cin ema this eve ning?Jack: Sorry I can t. I m_ from a day of hard work.A tiri ngB being tiri ng C tired D havi ng tired3 If you room is turned upside dow n, it is total_.A disorder B order C dan ger D bla nk8 _ the top leader, all of the other officers en tered

5、the hall.A To follow B Followed C Followi ngD Follows9 His new book_ n ext week.A will be publishedB is publishingC is being.鑼點亮心燈/（）照亮人生 .鑼4 The n ews was sothat we were allat it.A ast oni shed, ast oni shedBast onishing, ast onishedC ast oni shed, ast oni shi ngD ast oni shi ng, ast onishing5 The_

6、 look on his face suggested he_ that.A surprised, had nC surprised, has nt expected B surprising, hadnt expected D surprised, would nt expectedt have expected6 I no ticed that she had placed my old shoes un der the bed,_ with a hole at each of the bigtoes.A the oneB theones C7 You may do_ you want o

7、n con diti on that you stay in the room.A whatever B whichC that D all what一精誠凝聚7=成就夢想 一 鑼點亮心燈/(AvA)照亮人生.鑼publishedD has bee n published10 The factory _the students visited last week is the one_ I haveworked for three years.A that, which B where, in which C , where D which, that11 Which would you_ha

8、ve, tea or coffee?A like B prefer C want D rather12 The books,_ the no vels, must be put back where they_.A included, wereB to include, areC including,wereDin cludi ng, are13 I guess that one or two of them_ Tom at this time tomorrow.A will be helpi ng B would help C will helpi ng D will be helped14

9、 They can t get along well with each other because they have nothing_ .A in all B after all C in common D at all15 This book, writte n in such fine letters, is difficult_.A to be read B for being read C to read D for readi ng三句子翻譯1 我期待不久后能見到你。(look forward to )2 這張照片使我想起了我的童年。(remain)3 從今以后，無論你讓我作什么

10、，我都會盡最大努力去完成。(whatever)4 到下個月的這個時候，我將正在陽光燦爛的沙灘上躺著5 你最好帶把傘，以防今天下午下雨。(in case)四句子改錯1 They are leaving for Beijing in three-day time.2 Rock music is popular by young people.3 This is a good way of study En glish well.4 He sat on the bed, read a letter and laugh ing.5 He seemed that he would come to hel

11、p us.五完形填空Having returned from her round trip, the angry woman stood outside the ticket office of thestati on.“ The railway ow 欠 s 債)me $12, ” she said to Harry Jen ks, the young man work ing at一精誠凝聚7=成就夢想 一 鑼點亮心燈/(AvA)照亮人生.鑼the _ .“Yoisold me a ticket 2 May 22nd, but there was no ship from Jersey t

12、hatnight. So my daughter and I had to stay in a hotel. It 3 me $12.”Harry was 4. He remembered selling the woman a return ticket.“Comento theoffice, Madam,”he said politely.5“I thei Jiessey timetable for May 22ndThe womanand her little girl followed him 6. She was 7 right, as Harry soon discovered,t

13、here was no 8 on May 22nd. How could he have 9 such a careless mistake? He shouldnt have sold her aticket for that day. Wondering 10 to do, he smiled at the child.“You look sun bur ned,”he said to her.“Did you have a nice holiday in Jersey?“Yes, she answered, shyly.“Thebeach was 11. And I can swim t

14、oo!”“Thatsfine,”said Harry.“My little girl c2n a bityet. Of course, shes only three“Im four, ” the child said proudly.“Ill be four and a half.”Harry 13 the mother.I remember your14 , Madam,”he said.“But you did n get 15 for your daughter,did you?”“ Er, well,”theawthaannkdo kedI mean,she hasn t start

15、ed school yet. Shes only four.”“Afour-year-old child 16 have a ticket, Madam. A child return ticket to Jersey costslet me see$13.So 17 the railway pays your hotel, you will 18$1.The law is the law, but since the 19 was mine”The woman stood up, 20 the childs hand and left the office.1. A. trainB. shi

16、pC.officeD. hotel2. A. inB. forC. atD. before3. A. paidB. spentC.costD. saved4. A. worriedB. pleasedC. disappo in tedD. i nterested5. A. lookB.watchC.testD. check6. A. intoB.outC.outsideD. in side7. A. notB. allC. quiteD. never8. A. pla neB. sail ingC. trainD. bus9. A. broke nB. madeC. give nD. thou

17、ght10. A. howB. whyC. whatD. which11. A. lovelyB. beautifullyC. terribleD. won derfully12. A. walkB. rideC. swimD. run13. A. listened toB. asked forC. got toD. turned to14. A. moneyB. ticketC. shipD. daughter15. A. oneB. itC. themD. ones16. A. canB. mayC. needD. must17. A. sinceB. ifC. uni essD. un

18、til18. A. oweB. haveC. getD. spend19. A. moneyB. ticketC. faultD. debt (債務)20. A. raisedB. pickedC. broughtD. took六閱讀理解一精誠凝聚7=成就夢想 一 鑼點亮心燈/（AvA）照亮人生.鑼A few years ago I was shopp ing with a friend and his 12-year-old daughter in dow ntow n San Fran cisco.A street musicia n, whom my frie nd happe ned

19、to know from his own musicia n day, was playing thesaxophone on a street comer. His name was Clifford, and he had attracted a large crowd with his performanee. After he fini shed, my friend in troduced him to me and his daughter. Clifford asked her if she played anyin strume nt. When she replied tha

20、t she was tak ing trumpet（小號）lessons and played in her junior high school band（樂隊）,he said, Thats fine, little lady. Lear n your instrume nt well and you can play anythin g.Somehow these simple yet wise words struck me as proper not only for a trumpet player but also for areader. If you lear n to re

21、ad well, you can read any thi ng you want-not just n ewspapers and magazines, butmore difficult material like philosophy, film criticism ,military history-whatever in terests you as your con fidenee grows. You would not be limited（ 限制）in any way. If you have the vocabulary-or at least a good diction

22、ary n ear at han d-you can pick up a book, concen trate on it, and made sense of the authors words.In the United States, reading instruction often ends at elementary school, so students sometimeshave difficulty as they progress through school. They must take their assignments, armed only with theire

23、lementary school reading skills. The result, too often, is frustration and loss of con fida nte. And the assig nedreadi ng in your college courses will be even greater tha n they were in high school. Develop ing Read ingSkills is desig ned to accomplish（ 完成）several tasks: to show you the skills that

24、 will enable you to read withgreater comprehension, to help you cope with readi ng assig nment with con fide nee, and to teach you tobecome an active reader.1. The talk betwee n the girl and Clifford serves as an in troduct ion to_ .A. the importa nee of readi ngB. the connection（關聯(lián)）betwee n play in

25、g in strume nts and readi ngC. the necessity of learning to play an instrumentD. the variety of readi ng materials2. It can be inferred （推斷）from the story that_.A. Clifford was good at play ing the saxoph oneB. the authors friend was once a street musicia nC. the 12-year-old girl played the trumpet

26、very poorlyD. Clifford was a good music teacher3. We can infer from the last paragraph that Develop ing Readi ng Skills_.A. is directed to eleme ntary school stude ntsB. cen ters around vocabulary buildi ng skillsC. aims（目的） at helping studentsread betterD. offers eleme ntary readi ng skills4. The un derl ined word struck in Paragraph 2 most probably means_ .A. impressed（留下印象）B. influeneedC. proved