2019年高中英語 Unit4 Pygmalion單元測(cè)試3 新選修8

選修八Unit4《Pygmalion》單元測(cè)試3筆試部分：I.單項(xiàng)選擇andhappy,Tomstoodupandacceptedtheprize.SurprisingB.SurprisedC.BeingsurprisedD.TobesurprisingDon'tsittherenothing.Comeandhelpmewiththetable.doB.todoC.doingD.anddoingNomatterhowfrequently,theworksofBeethovenstillattractpeopleallovertheworld.performedB.performingC.tobeperformedD.beingperformedforthebreakdownoftheschoolcomputernetwork,Alicewasinlowspirits.BlamingB.BlamedC.ToblameD.TobeblamedNotonlyinterestedinfootballbutbeginningtoshowaninterestinit.theteacherhimselfis,allhisstudentsaretheteacherhimselfis,areallhisstudentsistheteacherhimself,areallhisstudentsistheteacherhimself,allhisstudentsareWearebydoctorstoeatmorenaturalfoodandtakeplentyofphysicalexercises.suggestedB.warnedofC.informedD.advisedAsyouknow,itismydutytomyyoungersistersfrombeinghurtwhentheyareindanger.preventB.saveC.stopD.protectThisbookissaidtobeaspecialonewhichmanyeventsnotfoundinotherhistorybooks.writesB.coversC.printsD.readsChildrenneedmanythings,,theyneedlove.afterallB.firstofallC.lastofallD.atlastHefeltagreataffectionhiswife.forB.atC.ofD.in—Youpartinthepartyintime.—SorryIwasdelayedbytheaccident.aresupposedtotakeB.havesupposedtoC.aresupposedtohavetakeD.supposedtotake—WouldyoumindifIopenedthedoor?Yes,goaheadB.No,goaheadC.Yes,pleaseD.NevermindAgoodteachermusttohisstudentshowimportantaproperlearningmethodis.getthroughB,getacrossC.getawayD.getoverHaveyoulookedaheadwhatyou'llbedoinginfiveyears'time?aboutB.toC.onD.with完形填空閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36—55各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Thereisanoldmaninthevillagethateverybody36askshimforhelpwhenevertheycome37problems．HeisnamedtheNo138manintheworld．Inthevillage，thereisoneyoungmarlwhoisalsovery39.Soheisveryunhappy.40theoldmancouldbemore41thanhim.Onedayhe42theoldmanwithabirdinhishand.Heaskedtheoldmana43question:“Isthebirdinmyhanddeadoralive?”Theoldman44atthebirdandanswered：“Whetherthebirdisdeadornot45onyo．uIfIsayitisalive，youwill46thebirdtodeath．IfIsayitisdead,youwillsetit47．Sowhenthingsareinyourhands，you48yourownfate．”O(jiān)nmostoccasions,the49ofwhethersuccessorfailure50inourhands.Itisyour51whetheryou

wanttosucceedornot.52youcannotcontrolcertaineventsthat53,youCanneverthelesschoosehow54wanttoreact.Exerciseyour55ofpositivethinking.Andthenyouwillfindyouaregettingmoreandmoreclever,andareabletosolveproblemsmuchmoreeasily.36.A.neverB.alwaysC.seldomD.often37.A.overB.withC.acrossD.to38.A.wiseB.stupidC.braveD.kind39.A.intelligentB.helpfulC.activeD.promising40.A.becauseB.thatC.thoughD.when41.A.foolishB.popularC.lovelyD.promising42.A.showedB.providedC.attractedD.approached43.A.simpleB.puzzlingC.strangeD.familiar44.A.turnedB.calledC.lookedD.glared45.A.fallsB.dependsC.trustsD.stands46.A.killB.shootC.pressD.frighten47.A.upB.downC.offD.flee48.A.decideB.tellC.tryD.win49.A.questionB.outcomeC.factorD.truth50.A.holdsB.standsC.liesD.controls51.A.viewB.opinionC.ideaD.choice52.A.SinceB.AsC.AlthoughD.Whether53.A.occurB.goC.presentD.have54.A.othersB.weC.youD.they55.A.energyB.powerC.forceD.strength閱讀理解AFlights+HotelBookingsHotDealsfromAucklandHotPriceDestinationSalesPeriodTravelPeriodRydgesChristchurch2nightholidayfromonly$345*perpersontwinshareChristchurchSaleEnds24Mar06Traveltobecommencedandcompletedbetween01May-30Jun06MontanaWorldofWearableArtAwardsShow-HotelIbisWellington1nightholidayfromonly$405*perpersontwinshareWellingtonSaleEnds27Mar06Traveltobecommencedandcompletedbetween21Sep-08Oct06OutriggerattheBeacon3nightholidayfromonly$475*perpersontwinshareQueenstownSaleEnds24Mar06Traveltobecommencedandcompletedbetween01May-30Jun06TravelodgeHotelSydney3nightholidayfromonly$565*perpersontwinshareSydneySaleEnds22Mar06Traveltobecommencedandcompletedbetween01May-31Oct06RydgesChristchurchrefersto．A.ahotelB.aplaceofinterestC.atravelagencyD.anairportWhichofthefollowingisTRUE?ThetravelfromAucklandtoWellingtoncovers3days．ThetravelfromAucklandtoQueenstowncovers3days．Alltheroomslistedinthetablearedoublerooms．Thepriceslistedinthetableareonlythoseforrooms．ToplanatravelfromAucklandtoSydneyonOctober，1youmustbooktheholidaypackagebeforeA.March22March27C.May1D.October28A.March22March27C.May1D.October28BAmericansspendtheirfreetimeinvariousways．Americaisacountryofsports—ofhunting，fishingandswimming，andofteamsportslikebaseballandfootball．MillionsofAmericanswatchtheirfavoritesportsontelevision.Theyalsoliketoplayincommunityorchestras（管弦樂隊(duì)），maketheirownfilmsorrecordings，gocamping，visitmuseums，attendlectures，travel，garden，read，andjoininhundredsofotheractivities．Thepeoplealsoenjoybuildingthingsfortheirhomes，sewingtheirownclothes，evenmakingtheirownphotographs．Theydothesethingsforfunaswellasforeconomy．ButasmuchasAmericansenjoytheirfreetim，ethecountryisatthesametime“aself-improvement”country．Morethan25millionadultscontinuetheireducation，chieflybygoingtoschoolintheevening，duringtheirownfreetime，attheirownexpense．Addedtothetimespentonpersonalactivities，Americansa1．sodevoteagreatamountoftheirtimetothevariedneedsoftheircommuniti．esManyhospitals，schools，libraries，museums，parks，communitycenters，andorganizationsthatassistthepoordependonthemanyhourscitizensdevotetotheseactivities，oftenwithoutanyPay.Whydotheydoit?Thereareseveralanswers．Theideaofcooperatingandsharingresponsibilitywithoneanotherforthebenefitofallisasoldasthecountryitself．Whenthecountrywasfirstfoundedin1776，itwasnecessaryforthesettlerstoworktogethertolive．Theyhadcrosseddangerousseasandriskedalltheyhadintheirstruggleforpoliticalandreligiousfreedom．ThereremainsamongmanyAmericansadistrustofcentralgovernment．Peoplestillprefertodothingsthemselveswithintheircommunities，ratherthangivethegovernmentmorecontrol．Sometimespeopleoffertheirtimebecausetheywishtoaccomplishsomethingforwhichnomoneyispaid，todosomethingthatwillbeofbenefittotheentirecommunity．Itistruethatsomepeopleusetheirleisurebecausetheyaretrulyinterestedinthework；ortheyarelearningfromtheexperience．Nomatterwhatthereasonis，hundredsofthousandsofso．calledleisurehoursareputintohard，unpaidworkononeoranothercommunityneed．Thispassageismainlyabout．A.whyAmericaisacountryofsportshowAmericansspendtheirfreetimewhyAmericaisa“self-improvement”countryhowAmericansaredevotedtotheircommunityactivities60．Thewritermentionsthefoundationofthecountryinordertoindicate_．A．theearlyhistoryofAmericaB．theAmericanpeople'sdeterminationtoliveC．thereasonforAmericans'willingnesstocooperateandshareresponsibilityD．theAmericanpeople'sloveforfreedom61．Whichofthefollowingbestexplainsthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“l(fā)eisure”?A．worktimeB.energyC.effortD.sparetimeWhatcanweinferfromthetext?A.Thefirstsettlerslefttheirhometownforpoliticalandreligiousreasons．ManyAmericansdon'ttrustthecentralgovernment.Americanpeopleenjoybuildingthingsfortheirhomesjustforfun．Americanscontinuetheireducationattheirownexpense.CWorldwide，almostasmanywomenasmendiefromheartdiseas.eYetmosttreatmentmethodshavecomefromstudiesofmen.Researchersarenowlearningmoreaboutwaysthatheart.diseasecanbedifferentinwomen.Forexample,theysayaconditioncalledcoronarymicrovascularsyndrome（冠脈微血管綜合癥）appearstobemorecommoninwomenthanmen.Whenaheartattackissuspected,doctorslookforamajorblockage（阻塞物）inthearteries（動(dòng)脈）thatsupplyoxygentotheheartWithcoronarymicrovascularsyndromefattymaterialspreadsevenly（均勻地）inverysmallarteriesoftheheart.Thisbuildupofplaque（血小板）alongthearterywallnarrowstheflowofoxygen．Thepaincanbesimilartothatofblockedarteries．Butdoctorsoftenmissthisconditionbecauseitdoesnotshowupintheusualtestsforblockages.Womenareoftensenthome,thinkingtheyareOK．Yetmanyareathighriskforaheartattack．InUSA,researcherssayasmanyasthreemillionwomencouldhavecoronarymicrovascularsyndrome．TheJournaloftheAmericanCollegeofCardiologyrecentlypublishedfindingsfromagovernmentstudyThestudyiscalledtheWomen'sIschemiaSyndromeEvaluation（婦女缺血綜合征的評(píng)價(jià)）,orWISE．Ischemicheartdiseaseinvolvesrestrictedbloodflow．Thestudybeganinnineteenninety-sixandinvolvesmorethanninehundredwomenwhosufferchestpain．Researchersfoundlargeblockagesinmajorarteriesinaboutone-thirdofthewomen．Theotherwomenlookedclearonanangiogram（血管造影）testforblockages.Buttheresearcherssayhalfofthemhadenoughbuildupinsmallarteriestocauseaheartattackwithinfiveyears．Inmenandwomenboth，themostcommonwarningsignischestpain．Butwomenaremorelikelytoexperienceothercommonsignslikeshortnessofbreath，asickstomachandpaininthebackorjaw．Acoldsweatandfeelinglightheadedcanalsomeanaheartattack．Whichofthefollowingmaybethebesttitleforthetext?A.TestsoftenMissaHiddenHeart-AttackRiskinWomenResearchersFindNewWaysinTreatingHeartDiseasesResearchersFindHeartDiseaseTreatmentMethodsforWomenD.Women'sIschemiaSyndromeEvaluationStudyInordertofindwaysintreatingheartdisease．A.thegovernmenthaswastedlargeamountofmoneyintheresearchworkresearchersusedtomakestudiesofbothmenandwomenresearchersusedtomakestudiesofmenresearchersusedtomakestudiesofwomenWhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Alotmoremendieasaresultofheartdiseasethanwomendo．Womenaremorelikelytosuffercoronarymicrovascularsyndromethanmen．Warningsignsofheartdiseasearecommoninmenandwomen．Heartdiseasecan'tbedifferentinmenandwomen．Women'sIschemiaSyndromeEvaluationStudywasorganized.A.bysomemedicalresearchersbytheAmericangovernmentbytheAmericanCollegeofCardiologybytheAmericanpatientssufferingfromheartdiseaseThemostcommonsigninwomenwithheartdiseaseis___A.shortnessofbreathB.asickstomachpaininthebackorjawD.paininthechestDTOKYO（AP）-Anexpresstraintravelingthroughstrongwinterwindsderailed（出軌）innorthernJapan,killingfourpeopleandinjuringmorethan30，officialssaidMonday．Fivecarsofthesix-carexpresstrainderailedSundayevening,threeofthemtoppling（傾倒）ontotheirsidesinYamagataprefecture（轄區(qū)），about180milesnorthofTokyoofficialssaid.ThetrainwasgoingfromnorthernAkitatoNiigataprefecture．Theinjuriesofthesurvivorsdidnotappeartobelife-threatening，YamagatapolicespokesmanYoshikatsuOesaid.Itwasunclearhowmanypassengerswereonthetrain，butOesaidmostoftheinjuredwereinthefirsttwocars.Thedeadincludedtwomenandtwowomen,andrescuersplannedtoliftthewreckage（殘?。﹍aterinthedaytoseeifanyotherpassengersremainedbeneath,officialssaid.TransportMinistryofficialHiromiMishimasaiditwasnotknownwhatcausedthederailmentandofficialswereassessingtheextent（程度）ofthedamage.RailwayoperatorJREastCo.PresidentMutsutakeOtsukaapologizedfortheaccidentatanewsconferenceMondaymorningandpromisedathoroughinvestigation（調(diào)査）.YamagatapoliceofficialYasuhiroSugiusaidtherehadbeenhigh.speedwindwarningsforthearea.Accordingtoatrainconductor,astronggust（陣風(fēng)）hitthetrainjustbeforetheaccident.Windsintheareawereabout48mph,KyodoNewsagencyreported.Authoritiessaidtheydidnotknowhowfastthetrainwasgoing.Speedwasbelievedtobeafactorinan.April25trainwreckthatkilled107peopleandinjuredmorethan500othersinAmagasaki,westernJapan.ThataccidentwasJapan'sworsttrainwrecksince1963.Thisreportisaboutatrainaccidentthathappened.A.inYamagataonSundayeveningB.inTokyoonMondayC.inNiigataonSundayeveningD.inAmagasakionApril25Whichofthefollowinghasnotyetbeenmadeclearaboutthederailedtrain?Thenumberofitscars.Itsrunningdirection.Thenumberofthesurvivorsinitsderailment.Thetimeofthetrainaccident.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat_．A.speedwascertainlyafactorleadingtothetrainderailmentauthoritieswouldtrytofindoutthespeedatwhichthetrainwasrunningthegustwasstrongenoughtoderailthetrainthetrainoperatorwasacarelessmanTheunderlinedword“wreck”inthelastparagraphmostprobablymeans“_”．A.operationB.businessC.competitionD.crashEDoyouknowwhatitmeanswhensomebodytellsyouthathehad“acatch-22experience”?Thephrase“catch-22”comesfromabookofthesametitlebytheAmericanwriterJosephHellerpublishedin1961.Catch-22isabookofblackhumorTheauthorusessillyandevensurreal超現(xiàn)實(shí)的）events.Ithasanon-linearnarrativestructure非線性的敘述結(jié)構(gòu)）inwhicheventsfollowthethemeratherthanthetiming，togiveusaverystrangepicturefullofcontradictions（矛盾）.ThestorytakesplacesinabomberbaseinItalyduringWorldWarII.Themaincharacter,CaptainYossarianwantstoleavethewar.Unfortunately,everytimehecompletesthenumberoftaskstobesenthome，thenumberisraisedandheisforcedtocontinuefightin.gItseemshopelessforhimtogohomeundertheverystrangeruleinthisAirForce-catch-22：onlywhenasoldiergoescrazycanhebeallowedtogohome.Buthehastogotothehospitaltoshowthedoctorsthatheiscrazy.However,ifhetellsthemheiscr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81．82．81．82．83．84．85．書面表達(dá)假如你叫王東，你的叔叔三十年前離開家鄉(xiāng)去了美國(guó)。不久前，他觀看ChinaReport節(jié)目，得知中國(guó)決定加大建設(shè)社會(huì)主義新農(nóng)村的力度，感慨萬分，于是發(fā)了一份e-mail給你，詢問近來家鄉(xiāng)的變化情況。請(qǐng)根據(jù)email內(nèi)容和提示要點(diǎn)，給你叔叔做簡(jiǎn)要回復(fù)。E-mail開頭和結(jié)尾已經(jīng)給出。日期：20-03-2006發(fā)件人：Wangguifuusa@hotmail收件人：Wangdong_88@163主題：ToXiaodongDearXiaoDongHowareyoudoing?Theotherdaywhen1waswatchingChinaReportCCTVathome，IwasexcitedtolearnthattheChinesegovernmentiscallingonhe