上海市实验学校高二第二学期测验卷

1、Test Paper for Unit One (S2B)I. Grammar and Vocabulary (38%)Directions: Beneath each of the following sentences there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose one answer that best completes the sentence.1. On the ground _ a baby, _ in a blanket.A. lie; wrapped B. lied; wrapping C. is laying; wr

2、apping D. lay; wrapped2. _ was his cruelty that people all hated him.A. SoB. SuchC. ItD. That3. _ the Chinese people had to depend on others.A. Gone are the days whichB. Gone are the days whenC. Gone the days are whenD. Gone the days are which4. Only when _ that having the facelift to be younger was

3、 unwise.A. her skin was damaged she realizedB. her skin was damaged did she realize C. her skin was damaged did she realizedD. was her skin damaged she realized5. Up went the price and _.A. the living standard came down B. came down the living standardC. down came the living standard D. down the liv

4、ing standard came6. _, she dared to think, speak up and act.A. As she was a girl B. A girl as she was C. Girl as was she D. Girl as she was7. He was told under no circumstances _ the computer.A. he may use B. he use may C. may use he D. may he use8. Never before _ such a wonderful sight as here.A. I

5、 have seen B. have I seen C. I saw D. did I see 9. Not until _.A. did he come back did his mother go to bedB. he came back did his mother go to bedC. did he come back his mother went to bedD. he came back his mother went to bed10. He spoke English so fluently as if he _born and _ in America.A. was;

6、grew B. was; was grown C. were; brought up D. were; risen11. _ of it yesterday, I wouldn't have missed the important lecture.A. If you informed me B. Had you informed meC. Should you inform me D. If you hadnt informed me12. People seldom think about the real dangers _ this obsession _ looks _ ea

7、ting disorders.A. of; with; from B. from; on; with C. of; with; with D. of; /; from13. I _ between physics and chemistry, but I chose _ in the end.A. used to hesitate; the former B. was used to hesitating; the laterC. was used to hesitate; the former D. used to hesitating; the latter14. The nearby r

8、esidents_the light rail that has been opened to traffic. So now they can get to the downtown area within half an hour.A. are beneficial to B. benefit a lot C. benefit a lot from D. are of great benefit to 15. Eye operations can _ treating the upper and lower eyelids as well as _eye bags.A. contain r

9、emoved B. composeremoveC. includeremoving D. consistto remove16. Recent changes in the tax law are _ in the enclosed booklet.A. set aboutB. set offC. set outD. set forward17. The machine is in its _ working state.A. optimal B. minimumC. maximumD. optimize18. The farmer suffered a _ loss because of t

10、he stormy weather.A. considerate B. consideringC. considerationD. considerable19. The pain in his back was so _ that he could not fall asleep at night.A. tenseB. intenseC. nervousD. moderate20. The new secretary is a quick _worker, and the boss is quite satisfied with her.A. efficient B. effective C

11、. sufficient D. affective21. The visit was _expanding relations between the two countries.A. aimed at B. aiming C. look at D. looking at22. Newspapers and magazines can give us much information about _events.A. constant B. current C. confident D. quaint23. At the skiing race, the skier has to make m

12、any _turns and to change his direction repeatedly. A. tight B. sharp C. slight D. considerable24. The fact that he drinks too much will _higher blood pressure in the vessels of the lungs.A. result from B. give out C. led to D. result in25. What length do you think _make themselves more beautiful?A.

13、people should go to B. should people go to to C. should people go to D. people should go to to26. A man in Hunan Province_crime by killing all the six members of his family, his two-year-old son_.A. did a horrendous including B. did a shocking includedC. committed a horrendousincluding D. committed

14、a shockingincluded27. As a charity, we _food and shelter for people in need, _age, sex or race.A. supplyregardless of B. provideregardless of C. supplyregardingD. provideregarding28. Your pulse rate_at the wrist tells how fast your heart_.A. feelingbeats B. feelingbumps C. feltbeats D. feltbumps29.

15、There is a whole _of bills waiting to be paid.A. stock B. stack C. number D. sequence30. The crowd stood in_silence as the funeral procession went by.A. respectful B. respectable C. respective D. respected31. The soldiers was_of running away when the enemy attacked.A. scolded B. charged C. accused D

16、. punished32. We need a chairman _.A. for whom everyone has confidence B. in whom everyone has confidenceC. who everyone has confidence of D. whom everyone has confidence on33. _, jogging is the most _yet helpful way of physical training.A. Believe it or notcommon B. To believe it or notcommon C. Be

17、lieve it or notbeneficial D. To believe it or notbeneficial34. . Before doing any kind of _, it is vital to make a self-assessment of your fitness level.A. working out B. workout C. intense D. intensity35. Aerobic exercise will be effective _you follow a diet that is low _fat and calories.A. even if

18、in B. as ifwith C. if only with D. only ifin36. Its suggested that she _no response _their bullying.A. should makeabout B. would giveabout C. should maketo D. would giveto37. The slaves worked hard in the cotton fields, all of _on their faces.A. whom with sweat B. them with sweat C. which had sweat

19、D. whom having sweat38. - He seemed to have been informed of the matter. - _. A. So has heB. So did heC. So he hasD. So he had.II. Cloze (15%)Directions: For each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best

20、 fits the context.A recent study has shown that levels of _39_ illness in children are rising. The study claims that mental problems such as depression and anxiety are affecting one in five _40_. One of the reasons given for this is the current preoccupation (极其关注) of parents with their childrens _4

21、1_.Parents today consider the streets too dangerous for their children so children are taken from home to _42_ and back, and their parents rarely let them go out _43_ their own.This preoccupation has two causes: fear of _44 _ accidents and anxiety about child molesters (骚扰者) and murderers on the str

22、eets. Parents fears make their children anxious about the outside world and children in turn _45_ the normal adventures of everyday life. _46_, they dont learn how to form _47_ with other children. Anxiety makes children often become victims of bullies and their fears are, therefore, realized and ev

23、en increased. It is a vicious (恶性的) _48_.It is a fact, however, that children could be experiencing these fears unnecessarily. _49_ parents may think a child molester lurks (潜藏) round every corner, this is not _50_ by statistics: very few children are attacked by people they dont know.The fear of tr

24、affic accidents is certainly more real but it is something that needs to be addressed by society in general. Some cities in the Netherlands, for example, have created traffic-free zones and pedestrian-friendly zones, _51_ cars, if allowed, must give priority to people and bicycles. Children can, the

25、refore, play more safely in these areas. There are, however, critics of this study. Many child psychologists believe that this lack of _52_ is not enough to cause mental problems. They consider the problems more _53_ to be a result of family breakdown in modern society. 39. A. seriousB. mentalC. bod

26、ilyD. brief40. A. daysB. cases C. youngstersD. parents41. A. studyB. jobC. life D. safety42. A. home B. officeC. company D. school43. A. byB. onC. for D. with44. A. air B. railwayC. traffic D. sudden45. A. meetB. takeC. miss D. find46. A. In addition B. In contrast C. In fact D. In particular47. A.

27、habit B. careC. study D. relationships48. A. circleB. wayC. signD. source49. A. If B. Where C. WhileD. What50. A. raised B. supported C. decided D. improved51. A. with B. when C. whether D. where52. A. courage B. attention C. focus D. independence53. A. likely B. like C. probably D. possiblyIII. Rea

28、ding comprehension (8%)Directions: Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.Are

29、 healthy people happier than seriously ill ones? Not necessarily. In a study described in The Journal of experimental Psychology, a group of people with end-stage kidney（肾）failure were provided with electronic devices that required them to record their moods at various times throughout the day. For

30、comparison, a group of healthy volunteers used the same devices. When researchers had studied the results, they found that the levels of happiness were about the same for the two groups.The researchers, led by Dr. Jason Riis of Princeton when he was a graduate student at the University of Michigan,

31、also found that the healthy people greatly overestimated how unhappy the sick ones would be. And the sick people overestimated how happy healthy ones would be. For the study, 49 kidney disease patients who were undergoing dialysis（透析）sections three times a week were given personal digital assistants

32、, as 49 healthy volunteers were matched to the patients by age, race, education and sex. When the devices beeped, the subjects were asked to rate their mood on a 5-point scale, with 2 defined as “very pleasant” and minus 2 defined as “very unpleasant”. On average, the kidney patients rated their moo

33、d as 0.70, while the healthy subjects rated it as 0.83. The participants were also asked to describe other emotions they might be feeling, including joy and anxiety, and to describe their levels of physical comfort. And sometimes they were asked, “How do you feel about your life as a whole?”A better

34、 understanding of how well people are able to adapt to poor health, the researchers said, could help doctors and patients make wiser choices about their medical care. Earlier studies have also found that seriously ill patients described themselves as being happy. But these patients were not given a

35、chance to answer questions about their mood privately and repeatedly over a period of time, Dr. Riis said, and so it was unclear how accurate their responses were.54. It can be learnt from the study that _.A. the electronic devices used are digital assistants for dialysisB. all the subjects are of t

36、he same age, race, sex and education C. the levels of happiness are little affected by health conditionsD. both patients and healthy people overestimate their own happiness 55. In the research, the subjects ratings of their mood levels were _ on average.A. vagueB. positive C. negativeD. neutral56. O

37、ne of Dr. Riis concerns about the result of the research was whether _.A. it revealed the patients privacy B. it reflected what the patients really thoughtC. the questions for the patients were repeatedD. the assignment for all subjects was accurate57. The purpose of the research was _.A. to help pa

38、tients adapt to poor healthB. to learn patients average level of happinessC. to define the extent to which health condition affects happinessD. to find the distinction between the healthy and unhealthy people IV. Fill in the blanks with the proper forms of the words in the table 9%concern; impressive; petrify; drama; sway; vary; sympathy;consider; respect; temporary58. He _his head from side to side when it came to making the decision.59. All of a sudden, the conversation stopped when he made a _entrance.60. He worked hard for years in order for his savings to be enou