高一英语综合练习知识精讲

用心 爱心 专心 高一英语综合练习高一英语综合练习 本讲主要内容本讲主要内容 综合练习 实战模拟实战模拟 I 单项选择 1 The Chance has got lots of precious information on its to the Mars A experiment B expedition C experience D explanation 2 On the way back home from the ball she suddenly found her necklace A gone B missed C losing D be stolen 3 It was raining heavily Little Mary felt cold So she stood to her mother A closed B closing C closely D close 4 They a picnic outside in the park when the earthquake happened A were having B had C had had D will have 5 Hearing the sound the mother ran out quickly to the crying baby A honour B comfort C shock D bother 6 He was about to lock the door the telephone rang A while B before C after D when 7 It is well known that Thomas Edison the electric lamp A discovered B invented C found D developed 8 We are pleased because she a new idea for increasing sales A came to terms with B came up with C came across D came about 9 The seller would sell the skirt for fifty dollars but customers only half the price A asked B charged C sold D offered 10 I m not sure what time I ll arrive maybe half past seven or a quarter to eight I ll be there as early as possible A Anyhow B However C So D But 11 In those days John with his classmates kept busy preparing for the exam A is B are C was D were 12 With the number of people we have to supply more food day 用心 爱心 专心 by day A increased B reduced C reducing D increasing 13 Mr Smith is on time for everything How it be that he was late for the opening ceremony A should B may C can D must 14 Someone called me up in the middle of the night but they hung up I could answer the phone A as B since C until D before 15 Jim failed to pass the maths examination but he had tried his best A at all B in all C with all D after all 16 The majority of doctors smoking is harmful to health A are believed B had believed C has believed D believe 17 Nowadays more and more students are working directly on the Internet different types of courses are supplied A that B which C where D whose 18 a reply he decided to write again A Not receiving B Receiving C Not having received D having received 19 Look he has fallen asleep Oh he till the middle of night A might surf the net B should surf the net C could surf the net D must have surfed the net 20 I put in new batteries so the radio work A had better B ought to C would rather D would like II 用所给词的正确形式填空 1 call at call off call in call on call up call for call out 1 They heard a voice help when I was walking back home last night 2 The teacher the names and the winners stepped forward 3 We his house but there was nobody in 4 My wife and I plan to our grandma on Christmas Day 5 The football match was because of the bad weather 6 He me to tell me the good news 7 The baby was badly ill A doctor should be immediately 2 gas engine charge conduct shock deal tears sharp foot tie 1 He has very eyes he catches sight of things quickly 用心 爱心 专心 2 The car wouldn t go because the had gone wrong 3 Whether right or wrong he has ideas about how the lessons should be 4 There are several other kinds of in the air besides oxygen 5 The United States and Great Britain are by a common language and mutual interests 6 Why did you the cloth when I d advised you to cut it with sicssors 7 A live wire is one that is with electricity 8 The worker got when he touched the wire 9 The rocket appeared about twelve to fifteen in diameter 10 The tea received a great of praise from Sophia III 单词拼写 1 J is a feeling of great happiness 2 Mr Ham accepted the i to an international conference 3 In crowded Hong every small piece of land is p 4 Several people reported seeing m lights in the sky which might be a UFO I think 5 The big success i us greatly 6 She is o about her chances of winning a gold medal 7 They t to kill him unless he did as they asked 8 The rain is becoming bigger and bigger and we had better go to a from the rain 9 It was of them to share their house with those who had difficulties 10 This town has changed so much since I was last here that I hardly r it now IV 完型填空 Jenkins was a jeweler who had made a large diamond ring worth 57 000 for the Silkstone Jewellery Shop When it was ready he made a copy of it which looked 1 like the first one but was worth only 2 000 This he took to the shop which 2 it without a question Jenkins gave the much more 3 ring to his wife for her fortieth birthday Then the husband and wife 4 to Paris for a weekend As to the second ring the shop sold it for 60 000 Six months later the buyer 5 it back to Silkstone s office It s a faulty diamond he said It isn t worth the high 6 I paid Then he told them the fact His wife s car had caught fire in an 7 She had escaped 8 the ring had fallen off and been damaged in the great heat of the fire The shop had to agree They knew that no fire on earth can 9 damage a perfect diamond Someone had taken the 10 diamond and put a faulty one in 用心 爱心 专心 its place The question was who 11 it A picture of the ring appeared in the 12 A reader thought he 13 the ring The next day another picture appeared in the papers which showed a famous dancer walking out to a plane for Paris Behind the dancer there was a woman 14 a large diamond ring Do you know the 15 with the lovely diamond ring the papers asked their readers Several months later Jenkins was sentenced to seven years in prison 1 A onlyB surelyC nearlyD exactly 2 A accepted B receivedC refusedD rejected 3 A real B modernC worthyD valuable 4 A flewB droveC sailedD bicycled 5 A soldB postedC broughtD returned 6 A costB moneyC priceD value 7 A affairB accidentC incidentD experience 8 A soB orC but D and 9 A almostB evenC justD ever 10 A realB pureC right D exact 11 A copiedB madeC stoleD did 12 A noticesB magazinesC newspapersD programmes 13 A sawB knewC foundD recognized 14 A carryingB dressingC wearingD holding 15 A dancerB womanC readerD jeweler V 阅读理解 A An Austrailian teenager steeped onto the shore for the first time in nearly nine months announcing to the record for being the youngest solo 单人 sailor to circle the globe nonstop David Dicks 18 left Perth on the 10 metre sailing boat on February 26th 1996 He returned to a warm hero s welcome cheered by thousands on the shore and greeted by about 200 other boats At the age of 17 when he started out the teenager s voyage gave him his first look ever at snow when he rounded Cape Horn Strong winds in the Pacific broke his mast 桅杆 in May but he kept going until he could borrow a tool from the British Royal Navy to fix it David had dreamed of a round the world sail when he was five inspired by a family friend who did it three times his mother Patricia Dicks said Once he started making plans to do it I never doubted that he would she said In September 20 year old Brian BJ Caldwell Jr landed a 26 sloop in Hawaii and asked for the title of youngest sailor circling the world 用心 爱心 专心 His asking was admitted by the World Sailing Commission Australian news reported that the last record holder accepted by the Guinness Book of Records was American Robert Lee Graham who set out in 1965 at the age of 16 Graham took five years to complete the trip stopping off along the way to get married But David asked for the nonstop voyages 1 David Dicks is the A fastest solo sailor circling the globe B fastest sailor circling the globe nonstop C youngest solo sailor circling the earth D youngest solo sailor circling the earth nonstop 2 Robert Lee Graham A was accepted by the Guinness Book of Records as the youngest solo sailor B was accepted as the youngest but greatest sailor C first thought about sailing when he was five years old D travelled around the world faster than Brian BJ Caldwell Jr 3 We may infer from the passage that A David took the place of Robert in the Guinness Book of Records B David had never left his hometown before the trip C David is a determined person D his mother herself took three sailing trips 4 The underlined word inspired is similar in meaning to A demanded B encouraged C explained D expected B Many things about language are a mystery 神秘 and many will always remain so But there are some things that we do know First we know that all human beings have a language of some sort There is no race of men anywhere on earth so backward that it has no language no set of speech sounds by which people communicate with one another Furthermore in historical times there has never been a race of men without a language Secondly there is no such things as a primitive language There are many people whose cultures are undeveloped who are as we say uncivilized but the languages they speak are not primitive In all known languages we can see that complexities 复杂程度 must have been tens of thousands of years in developing This has not always been well understood indeed the direct contrary 相 反 has often been stated Popular ideas of the language of the American Indians will illustrate Many people have supposed that Indians communicate in a very primitive system of noises Study has proved this to be nonsense There are or were hundreds of American Indian languages and all of them turn out to be very complicated and very old They are certainly different from the languages that most of us are familiar with but they are no more 用心 爱心 专心 primitive than English and Greek 1 What does primitive mean A Developed B Undeveloped C Good D Bad 2 What can we learn from the second paragraph A Some backw