【步步高】2012高考英语大一轮复习Book4Unit1Womenofachievement练习新人教版

1、1Book 4 Unit 1 Women of achievementI.单项填空1 _ two exams to worry about ， I have to work really hard this weekend.2 They_ the train until it disappeared in the distance.A sawB watchedC noticedDobserved3 Washing machines madein China have won_ worldwide attention and Haierhas become _ popular name.A a；

2、theB/；aC/ ；theDthe ；a4The international agreement， _encourage children not to smoke andhelp people kick the habit， was signed on February 27.to5 Thank you for your MP4 player.Ill get Mary to take it to you soon._.I ve bought a new one.A No senseB No hurryC No wayDNo use6 You promised to_ the goods t

3、o our address，but we haven t seen anyof them yet.A passB relayC handD deliver7 Alice ， what are you arguing_ the teacher ？You should think highly ofthe teacher s opinions.with8She is young and pretty ，and she loves children.My pupils ， Donnieincluded ，A respectB dislikeCavoidD mind9The presidentspok

4、e at the businessmeeting for nearlyan hour without_his notes.A bringing upB referring toClooking forD trying onAWithB BesidesC As forD Because ofA intending toB being intended toC intended toDto intendA aboutB withC with aboutD about， I_ an2， who had worked abroad for five years.all_ her very much.1

5、0 When I was doing some shopping in the market the other dayold friend of mine3discussi on.will always be in dema nd.keep ingshould be.arguingn.完形填空In my dual（ 双重的）profession _16 _ an educator and healthcare provider , I have worked with many children infected withHIV.They have taught meso many thin

6、gs , but I have especiallylearned that great 17_ can be found in the smallest in dividuals.Letme tell you someth ing about Tyler.Tyler was _18_ infected with HIV; his mother wasalso infected.Fromthe very beginning of his life , he was dependent on medicationsto _19_ him to survive.When he was five,

7、he had a tube inserted in a vein（静脉）in his chest.At times , he also needed extra oxygen to support his _20_._Tyler wasn t _21_ to give up one single moment of his childhood to this deadly disease .It wasnot _22_ to find him play ing and raci ng around his backyard , weari nghis medicine-loadedbackpa

8、ck and _23_ his tank of oxygen behind him in his littlewagon （小手推车 ）.All of us who knew Tyler were impressed by his pure _24_ in being alive andthe energy it gave him.Tyler s mom often _ 25_ him by telling him that he moved so26 she needed to dress him in red.That way, when she peered throughA. came

9、 upB. came overC. came acrossD. camedown11. The meal over,the managers went back to the meeting room totheironA. put awayB. take downC. look overD. carry12.modeli ng bus in ess is by no mea ns easy to get into,the good modelA. WhileB. SinceC. AsD. If13. Afterseemed like minu tes he came out in disap

10、po in tment.A. itB. thatC. whatD. when14. As you can see,the number of cars on roadsrising these days.A. was keepingB. keepC. keepswere15. we ve alwayswan ted a house inthe country , but weabout where itA. arguedB. had arguedC. will argueare4the window to check on him playing in the yard, she could

11、quickly _27_hjm.This deadly disease eventually _28_ down Tyler.Hegrew quite ill and ,unfortunately , _29did his HIV-infected mother.When it became _30_ that hewasn t going to survive , Tyler s momtalked to him about31 .She comforted himby telling Tyler that she was dying too , and that she would be

12、with him soon in heaven.A few days before his death , Tyler32 to me to come to his hospital bed and_33_ ，“I might die soon.l m not _34_ .When I die , please dress mein _35_ .Mom promised she s coming to heaven , too.I m be playing when she gets there, and Iwant to make sure she can find me. ”16. A.i

13、nB. forC. asD. on17. A.pleasureB. painC. sorrowD. courage18. A.seriouslyB. bornC. uniuckyD. disappointingly19. A.causeB. enableC. makeD. lead20. A.breathingB. livingC. runningD. walking21. A.happyB. willingC. daringD. discouraged22. A.commonB. unusualC. surprisedD. ordinary23. A.draggingB. carryingC

14、. pushingD. taking24. A.characterB. joyC. momentD. excitement25. A.comfortedB. scoldedC. teasedD. praised26. A.slowlyB. happilyC. quicklyD. fast27. A.knowB. spotC. stopD. observe28. A.toreB. brokeC. woreD. kicked29. A.neitherB. soC. suchD. nor30. A.apparentB. hopelessC. sureD. terrible31. A.lifeB. d

15、reamC. futureD. death32. A.wavedB. saidC. sig nedD. explained33. A.whisperedB. shoutedC. criedD. spoke34. A.excitedB. surprisedC. scaredD. happy35. A.redB. whiteC. brightD. beauty川.阅读理解Once there was a young woman who didn t like her job.Everyday when she camehome from work , she told her husband ho

16、w terrible her day had been, how tiringthe5work and how un reas on able her boss. Leave that job ，” her husba nd told her.she said. “ But not yet.l ha ve too many friends there for meto leave. ” And so she remained unhappy at work until the years became decades and her children hadchildren.Leave tha

17、t job ，” her grandchildren told her.“Oh,I will ， ” she said. “But not yet.There are only seven more years until I reach thirty years of service andcan retire.So I can t just yet. ”I know this woman.And her story reminds meof an old dog half asleep on a porch of a gen eralstore, moaning and groa ning

18、 in the sun.“ Why is your dog acting thatway?” a customer asked the store owner.“Oh, ” answered the man , “He s lyingon a nail. ”“Well, why doesn t he move ? ” Because it s not hurting him badeno ugh. ”That s true for people , too.We convince ourselves the pain is not bad eno ughto leave the workpla

19、ce we know.Butwe re wrong. ProIongedwork pain iscon ti nuin g.Some work pain damages our self-esteem ,kills our passi on or destroysour dreams.Wilbur Wright once commented ,“We could hardly wait to get up in the morningknow that exhilarat ing feeli ng of being so passi on ate about someth ing I was

20、work ing on that I couldn t wait to get back to work.And people who are winning at workingknow that kind of passion, too. ”They get excited about work.They offer theirunique gifts and talentseagerly.And when things don t change as they sometimes will , they refuse to let en viro nment hijacktheir se

21、lf-esteem,passi on or dreams.36. The woman complained to her husband every day because_ .A.she did n t have eno ugh money to support her familyB.her boss criticized her for what she had doneC. she was not satisfied with her job at allD. her work was difficult and her boss was cruel37. From the second paragraph we can know that the woman_ .A.liked making friends with othersB.loved all of her children very muchC. left her tiring job at lastD. did exactly the