2023学年完整版Unit1Womenofachievement试题库

《Unit1Womenofachievement》试题库总分：881分考试时间：分钟学校__________班别__________姓名__________分数__________题号一总分得分一、综合类（共337分）1.BessieColemanwasborninAtlanta，Texasin1892.Herfamilywas__16__andBessiehadtowalkmorethansixkilometerstogotoschool. InTexasthen，blackpeopleweretreated__17__.Theylivedseparatelyfromwhitepeople，__18__Bessiewasproudofherrace. Bessiehadtopickcottonandwashclothestohelpearnmoney__19__herfamily.Shewasabletosave__20__moneyandwenttocollegeinthestateofOklahoma.Shehadtoleavecollegeoneyearlaterbecauseshedidnothaveenoughmoneyto__21__herstudies.Butduringthatyear，she__22__aboutflying.ShereadaboutthefirstflightoftheWrightBrothersandthefirstAmericanfemalepilot，HarrietQuimby.Bessieoftenthoughtaboutwhatitwouldfeelliketo__23__likeabird. Whenshewastwenty­three，BessieColemanmovedtoChicago，Illinois.There，sheworkedatseveral__24__atthesametimetomakealiving.Butshewantedtodosomethingmore__25__.Shedecidedshewasgoingtolearnhowtoflyairplanes.Shesoon__26__thatthiswasalmostimpossible.Whatflightschoolwould__27__ablackwoman？Shefoundthattherewere__28__intheUnitedStates.Bessielearnedthatshewouldhaveabetter__29__inEurope. Shebeganto__30__FrenchatalanguageschoolinChicago.Shealso__31__ahigher­payingjobsupervising(管理)apubliceatingplacesoshecouldsavemoney. SoonaftertheendofWorldWarOne，BessieColeman__32__France.InFrance，she__33__afamousflyingschool，andshecompletedsevenmonthsofflight__34__there. Coleman__35__herinternationalpermittoflyin1921fromtheFederationAeronautiqueInternationaleinFrance.Shebecamethefirstblackwomanevertogetaninternationalpilot'slicense.(30分)1).分)A.bigB.differentC.strangeD.poor2).分)A.commonlyB.unfairlyC.equallyD.interestingly3).分)A.thenB.asC.butD.so4).分)A.toB.inC.withoutD.for5).分)A.alittleB.allC.noD.toomuch6).分)A.spreadB.spreadC.improveD.complete7).分)A.toldB.wroteC.heardD.learned8).分)A.lookB.singC.flyD.live9).分)A.choicesB.jobsC.placesD.ways10).分)A.importantB.necessaryC.famousD.difficult11).分)A.predictedB.jokedC.realizedD.doubted12).分)A.attractB.acceptC.forgiveD.offer13).分)A.severalB.someC.manyD.none14).分)A.backgroundB.moodC.chanceD.family15).分)A.studyB.teachC.introduceD.support16).分)A.createdB.consideredC.refusedD.took17).分)A.lookedforwardtoB.leftforC.gotawayfromD.turnedto18).分)A.attendedB.builtC.chargedD.showed19).分)A.watchingB.trainingC.designingD.building20).分)A.keptB.displayedC.earnedD.gave2. HarrietTubmanwasbornadidn'tgeta__1__togotoachild，Harriethadtoworkveryhardin__3__allway，herownercould__4__alotofmoneywhenhesoldhis__5__thinkthatshewasbeingtreatedfairly. __6__Harrietgrewup，sheranawayfromtheplantation(庄园)tothenorthernUnited，andinCanada，__7__couldbefree. Harrietlikedtobefelt__8__foralloftheblackpeoplewhowere__9__slaves. Harrietreturnedto__10__tohelpotherslavestorunmade__11__thattheygottotheNorthandbecamefree. Harrietwasingreat__12__becauseofa__13__lawsaiditwasnotpermittedto__14__slavesrunalso__15__thattheslaveownerssaidtheywould__16__$4,000toanyonewhocouldcatchHarrietTubman. ThereweremanystoriesaboutHarriethelpingslavesrunall，shemadenineteen__17__backtotheSouthandguidedabout300slavestotheCivilWarbrokeout，thenorthernstates__19__withthesouthern__20__thenorthernstatesbecausethenorthernersbelievedthatslavesshouldbeworkedasanurseandspiedbehindenemylinesuntilthenorthernstateswonthewar. (30分)1).分)A.dayB.chanceC.permissionD.moment2).分)A.AsB.BeingC.SinceD.Like3).分)A.thefarmB.aschoolC.thefieldsD.afactory4).分)A.makeB.payC.gotD.spend5).分)A.certainlyB.didn'tC.didD.nolonger6).分)A.SinceB.AfterC.ThenD.With7).分)A.thewhiteB.whiteC.blackD.blackpeople8).分)A.happyB.sureC.wrongD.sorry9).分)A.stillB.yetC.onlyD.not10).分)A.CanadaB.theSouthC.theSouthD.theU．S.11).分)A.perfectB.wayC.possibleD.sure12).分)A.angerB.anxietyC.hurryD.danger13).分)A.explainedB.gainedC.passedD.broken14).分)A.helpB.setfreeC.stopD.catch15).分)A.foundB.noticedC.foundoutD.madesure16).分)A.payB.makeC.spendD.get17).分)A.lettersB.incidentsC.tripsD.trials18).分)A.freedomB.safetyC.NorthD.southernstates19).分)A.unitedB.foughtC.madepeaceD.gavein20).分)A.lookedforB.stoodforC.lookedonD.wentto3.I'mapig，andmysonisarabbit.Ihavesnakesfordaughters，andmywife，believeitornot，isadragon！DoIliveinazoo？No，ofcoursenot！IamtalkingaboutChinesezodiacsigns(十二生肖)．Dependingontheyearofyourbirth，eachpersonhasananimalforasign.That'swhyIamapigandmywifeisadragon.Ifyou，likeme，werebornintheyearofthepig，thenyouarebrave，thoughtfulandloyal.Theyearofthepigisfilledwithgoodfortune. Nowlet'stakeacloserlookatthisinterestinganimal. Pigswerefirstraisedbymanabout9,000yearsago，andarestillaverycommonfarmanimalinmanypartsoftheworld.Wedon'tjustusepigsfortheirmeat—almosteverypartoftheanimalisused.Thehairisusedforartists'brushes.Thefatisusedtomakefloorwax，rubberandplastics. Pigshavealsobeenimportantintheworldofentertainment.In1995thefilmBabestarredaloveabletalkingpigasitsmaincharacter.ThefilmwonanOscarandwasnominated(提名)for6more.InEnglandyoucanevengotowatchpigracing.Afarmer，RobShepherd，hasbeenraisingmoneyforcharitybyholdingpigracesonhisfarm.Theeventshavebeenverysuccessful.Peopledon'tjustwanttoeatpigs，itseems! PigsalsoplayanimportantroleintheEnglishlanguage.Forexample，ifsomeonesaysthathewilltraveltothesunoneday，youcansay“Pigs_might_fly！”tohim.Hungry？Wellthen，youcan“pigout”andeatlotsoffood.Andwhatifsomeonerescuesyou？Well，youcansaythatthey“savedyourbacon”． (8分)1).Thewriterwrotethefirstparagraphina________tone.(2分)A.sadB.confusedC.seriousD.humorous2).AccordingtoParagraphOne，hiswifewasbornintheyearofthe________.(2分)A.dragonB.snakeC.rabbitD.pig3).Wemayknowfromthepassagethat________.(2分)A.peopleinEnglandlikepigsmorethanotheranimalsB.pigsaremoreusefulthanordinarypeopleimagineC.pigsarethefirstanimalsraisedbymanD.morepeopledon'twanttoeatpigsnow4).Whichdiagramshowsthestructure(结构)ofthepassage?(2分)A.B.C.D.4.Doyouknowhowonemightfeelifheorshecheatedonaschooltest? IcheatedonaunittestinmathclassthismorningduringthesecondperiodwithMr.Burke.Afterward，Iwastoosicktoeatlunchjustthinkingaboutit. Icamestraighthomefromschool，wenttomyroom，andlayonthefloortryingtodecidewhetheritwouldbebettertorunawayfromhomenoworaftersupper.MostlyIwishedIwasdead.Itwasn'tevenanaccidentthatIcheated. YesterdayMr.Burkeannouncedthere'dbeaunittestandanyonewhodidn'tpasswouldhavetocometoschoolonSaturday，mostparticularlyme，sinceIdidn'tpassthelastunittest.Hesaidthatrightoutinfrontofeveryoneasusual. ThenightbeforethetestIwasfullyoccupiedanddisturbedalotbymyfamily.Itwasnotuntilnineo'clockthatIbegantostudy，whichwastoolatefortheunittestsoIlayinmybedwiththelightoffanddecidedwhatIwoulddothenextdaywhenIwasinMr.Burke'smathclass. So，yousee，thecheatingwasplannedafterall. I'dgointoclassjollyasusual，actinglikethingsweregoingjustgreat，andnoone，notevenMr.Burke，wouldsuspectthetruth.I'dsitdownnexttoStanleyPlummer—heissosmartinmaththatitmakesyousick—andfromtimetotime，I'dglanceoverathispapertocopytheanswers.Andthat'sexactlywhatIdidthismorning.EverythingwasokayexceptthatmystomachwasupsidedownandIwantedtodie. Thefactis，Icouldn'tbelievewhatI'ddoneincoldblood.Ibegantowonderaboutmyself—reallywonder—thingslikewhetherIwouldstealfromstoresorhurtsomeoneonpurposeordosomeotherterriblethingsIcouldn'tevenimagine.IbegantowonderwhetherIwasplainbadtothesoul. NowallofasuddenI'veturnedintothiscriminal.It'shardtobelieveI'mjustaboy.Andallbecauseofonestupidmathtest. Lyingonthefloorofmyroom，IbegintothinkthatprobablyI'dbeenbadallalong.Itjusttookthismathtesttoclinchit.I'llprobablynevertellthetruthagain. ItellmymotherI'msickwhenshecallsmetocomedownfordinner.Shedoesn'tbelieveme，butputsmetobedanyhow.IliethereintheearlywinterdarknesswonderingwhatterriblethingI'llbedoingnextwhenmyfathercomesinandsitsdownonmybed. “What'sthematter？”heasks. “I'vegotastomachache，”Isay.Luckily，it'stoodarktoseehisface. “Isthatall？” “Yeah.” “Mommysaysyou'vebeeninyourroomsinceschool.” “Iwassicktheretoo，”Isay. “Shethinkssomethinghappenedtodayandyou'reupset.” That'sthethingthatreallydrivesmecrazyaboutmymother.She_knows_things_sitting_inside_my_head_as_if_I_was_turned_inside_out. “Well，”myfathersays.Icantellhedoesn'tbelieveme. “Mystomachisfeelingsortofupset.”Iadd. “Okay，”hesaysandhepatsmylegandgetsup.JustasheshutsthedoorofmyroomIcallouttohiminavoiceIdon'tevenrecognizeasmyownthatI'mgoingtohavetorunaway. “Howcome？”hecallsbacknotsurprisedoranything. SoItellhimIcheatedonthismathtest.Totellthetruth，I'mprettymuchsurprisedatmyself.Ididn'tplantotellhimanything. Hedoesn'tsayanythingatfirstandthatalmostkillsme.I'dbefineifhe'dscoldmeorsomething.Tosaynothingcandriveapersoncrazy. AndthenhesaysI'llhavetocallMr.Burke. It'snotwhatIhadinmind. “Now？”Iaskinsurprise. “Now，”hesays.Heturnsonthelightandpullsoffmycovers. “I'mnotgoingto，”Isay. ButIdoit.IcallMr.Burke，probablywakinghimup，andItellhimexactlywhathappened，eventhatIdecidedtocheatthenightbeforethetest.HesaysI'llcomeinSaturdaytotakeanothertest，whichisokaywithme，andIthankhimawholelotforbeingunderstandingandall.He'snotfriendlybuthe'snotabsolutelymeaneither. “TodayIthoughtIwasturningintoacriminal，”Itellmyfatherwhenheturnsoutmylight. Sometimesmyfatherkissesmegoodnightandsometimeshedoesn't.Ineverknow.Buttonighthedoes. 【解题导语】不安、失落、痛苦……这是作者从作弊行为中体验到的后果和滋味。那就让我们去看看作者的感受吧！ (8分)1).Fromthefirsttwoparagraphswelearnthattheauthorwas________.(2分)A.sickandupsetB.hungryandsleepyC.tiredanddyingD.hesitantandcrazy2).Theunderlinedsentence“SheknowsthingssittinginsidemyheadasifIwasturnedinsideout”suggeststhat________.(2分)A.MotheriswaitingformetoadmitmydishonestyB.MotherknowsitwheneverIfeelsickC.Nothinginmymindisbeyondmother'sD.Eachtimemotherturnsmeinsideout，shedrivesmecrazy3).Thelastparagraphprobablyimpliesthat________.(2分)A.thefatherwasextremelydisappointedB.thefatherwasfriendlytohissonC.thesonhasahabitofbeingkissedgoodnightD.thesonfeltmuchbetterafterhisfatherkissedhim4).Whatisthestorymainlyabout?(2分)A.Teachersshouldnotbemeantotheirstudents.B.Cheatonaschooltestmightbringaboutastomachache.C.Theauthor'sparentshadwisewaysofinstructingtheirchild.D.Unfairanddishonestachievementsmaybringonementalsufferings.5.IwasborninTuckahoe，TalbotCountry，Maryland.Ihavenoaccurate(准确的)knowledgeofmyage，neverhavingseenanyrecordcontainingit.Byfarthelargerpartoftheslavesknowaslittleoftheiragesashorsesknowoftheirs，anditisthewishofmostmasterswithinmyknowledgetokeeptheirslavesthusignorant(不知情的)．Idonotrememberhavingevermetaslavewhocouldtellofhisbirthday.Theyseldomcomenearertoitthanplanting­time，harvesting，springtime，orfalltime.Alackofinformationconcerningmyownwasasourceofunhappinesstomeevenduringchildhood.Thewhitechildrencouldtelltheirages，butIcouldnottell.Whythesamerightoughttobetakenawayfromme！Iwasnotallowedtoaskmymasteraboutit.Heconsideredallsuchquestionsonthepartofaslaveimproperandimpolite.Thenearestestimate(估计)Icanlivemakesmenowbetweentwenty­sevenandtwenty­eightyearsofage.Icometothis，fromhearingmymastersay，sometimeduring1835，Iwasaboutseventeenyearsold.MymotherwasnamedHarrietBailey.ShewasthedaughterofIsaacandBetseyBailey，bothcolored，andquitedark. Myfatherwasawhiteman.Theopinionwasalsowhisperedthatmymasterwasmyfather；butofthecorrectnessofthisopinion，IknownothingandIhavenomeanstoknow.MymotherandIwereseparatedwhenIwasbutaninfant—beforeIknewherasmymother.Itisacommoncustom，inthepartofMarylandfromwhichIranaway，topartchildrenfromtheirmothersataveryearlyage.Frequently，beforethechildhasreacheditstwelfthmonth，itsmotheristakenfromit，andhiredoutonsomefarmaconsiderabledistanceoff，andthechildisplacedunderthecareofanolderwoman，toooldforfieldlabor. 【解题导语】作者通过文章想告诉读者自己的大概年龄和身世。(8分)1).Itcanbelearnedfromthetextthat________.(2分)A.theslavesforgottheexacttimewhentheywerebornB.thewriterdidn'tknowwhetherhismasterwashisfatherC.thewriterwasabouttwenty­sevenyearsoldin1835D.thewriter'smotherlefthimassoonashewasborn2).Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph1refersto________.(2分)A.theirbirthdayB.myageC.arecordD.Maryland3).Theauthorwasmostprobablyraised________.(2分)A.byhisgrandparentsB.byanoldwomanslaveC.withhismaster'ssupportD.togetherwithotherchildren4).Howdoesthewriterfeelaboutnotknowinghisage?(2分)A.Curious.B.Unhappy.C.Astonished.D.Ashamed.6.Ifahusbandaccuseshiswifeofmissingthebiggerpictureorthewifesaysherhusbandhasnoeyefordetail，theremaybemorethananelementoftruthtoit. Scientistshaveshownthatmenarebetteratdealingwithdistanttargets，whilewomenaregoodatshort­rangefocusing. Thefindingreflectsthewaymenandwomen'sbrainsevolved(进化)thousandsofyearsago.Hunters，usuallythemen，neededtheabilitytofindtargetsinfarplaces.Women，ontheotherhand，hadtobe_adept_insearchingtheareaimmediatelywithinreachforfruits，nuts，berriesandroots. Researchersasked48menandwomentomarkthemidpointoflinesonapieceofpaperwithalaserpointer.Menweremoreaccurate(准确的)thanwomenwhenthetargetwasplacedatadistanceof100cmoroutofreach.Whenthepaperwasonly50cmaway—withinhands'reach—thewomendidamuchbetterjob. PsychologistHelenStancey，fromHammersmithandWestLondonCollege，said，“Evidencealreadyexiststhatseparatepathwaysinthebrainprocessvisualinformationfromnearandfarspace.Ourresultssuggestthatthenearpathwaysisfavoredinwomenandthefarpathwayisfavoredinmen.”ThefindingsarepublishedonlineintheBritishJournalofPsychology. Inasecondstudy，volunteerswereaskedtocarryoutthesametasksbyusingastick.Thistimewomenweremuchbetterthanmenatjudgingbothdistances.Thefindingsuggeststhatthestickprovidesafocalpoint(集中点)tohelpthebraintoprocessdistantinformationasifitisinthenearspace. 【解题导语】男人容易看到全局，女人更注重细节。(6分)1).What'sthefunctionofParagraph1?(2分)A.Totellusthedifferencebetweenmenandwomen.B.Toexplainwhymenseefartherthanwomen.C.Totelluswhatcouplesoftenquarrelabout.D.Toleadtothetopicofthepassage.2).Theunderlinedpart“beadeptin”inParagraph3canbereplacedby“________”．(2分)A.begoodatB.getinterestedinC.beproudofD.giveup3).Inthesecondstudy，________.(2分)A.menwereprovedtobegoodatdealingwithdistanttargetsB.womenwereprovedtobepooratdealingwithdistanttargetsC.volunteerswereaskedtomarkthemidpointoflinesusingalaserpointerD.womendidmuchbetterthanmeninjudgingbothshortandlongdistances7.Beijing—ZhangLili，ateacheratMiddleSchoolinthecityofJiamusi，HeilongjiangProvince，gotseriouslyinjuredwhenshesavedtwostudentsfrombeingrunoverbyaschoolbusonMay8,2012. Zhangandherstudentswerecrossingtheroadjustoutsidetheschoolgatewhenaschoolbussuddenlycamerushingtowardthenearbymanagedtopushbothstudentsoutofthewayofthebus，butsheherselfdidgetrunlegswerecrushedandlaterhadtobecutoffabovetheknee. ZhangLili'sactofsavingstudentswasnotaccidentalsincesheisadedicated(有奉献精神的)andcaringteacherindailystudent'sparentsaid，“Sheisverywarm­sonhaslosthismonth，theteachergiveshim100yuantobuybooks，withherownsalary.” Hergoodnessshowsthatthereiskindnessandgreatloveinourgoodnesscanbuildmoretrustamongpeopleandbeapositivestrengthtoour'sactofheroismhasmovednumerouspeoplefromthe'sbeennamed“themostbeautifulteacher”byMay20，LiuYandong，oneofcentralleadersofChina，madeatriptoHarbintovisither. ZhangisnowreceivingtreatmentattheFirstHospitalattachedtoHarbinMedicalherlifesignsarestable，sheisstillinadangerousstate，accordingtothedoctorinteamofspecialists，includingdoctorsfromthehospitalitselfaswellasfivemedicalexpertssentbytheMinistryofHealth，hasnowbeenformedtosaveher. Ihope“themostbeautifulteacher”，asZhangLiliiscalledbymillionsofnetizens，canretrievequicklyandreturntotheschoolassoonaspossible. (8分)1).Whentheaccidenthappened，Zhangwas________.(2分)A.goingacrosstheroadwithherstudentsoutsidetheschoolgateB.havingaclassintheclassroomC.walkingalongtheroadwithbothstudentsD.talkingwithherstudentsoutsidetheschoolgate2).Whatdoestheunderlinedword“retrieve”inthelastparagraphmean?(2分)A.realizeB.recognizeC.recoverD.remove3).Zhang'sactofheroismshowsthat________.(2分)A.everyoneinoursocietyshouldlovehisorherteachersB.teachersshoulddomoregooddeedsC.theschoolbusdrivershouldbepunishedseriouslyD.tomakelifebetter，oursocietyneedsmorekindnessandgreatlove4).What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?(2分)A.TheGreatLoveB.CarefromChineseGovernmentC.ActofHeroismD.TheMostBeautifulTeacher−ZhangLili8.短文改错。 DuringtheChristmasholiday，IwouldgotoQingdaowithmyparentsgettripwilllasted3daysandwe’llgotherebythethefirstday，we’llgototheseasidebuttakeaswim，we’llhaveawalkalongthethat，we’llfindarestauranttohavesomethesecondday，we’llvisitsomemuseumandtheoceanthelastday，we’llgetuplateinthemorning，andthenwe’llgoshoppingforanytheafternoon，we’lltakethetrainandgobackreallylookforwardtothecomeoftheChristmas’msurelywe’llhaveagreattimeinQingdao.(3分)1)._________(1分)2)._________(1分)3)._________(1分)9.短文改错。 IhadadreamforoverayeartoattendtheClimateChangeConferenceinCopenhagen.Ihaveevenreservedahostelroomayearforadvance.Ihadworkedveryhardtoarrangethings,buthadtroubleraisemoneyforthetrip.IaskedoneofmyMBAprofessorforhelp,butheapologized,becauseofnotmanymoneyavailablerightnow.Thenheaskedmethatifshecouldhelpmeoutwithflightmiles.Ithankedhimandtwoweekslatehisassistantcontactedmetogetallmyinformation.BeforethatIhadmyticket!Theprofessor'skindnessinsupportingmydreamissoawonderfulact!(3分)1)._________(1分)2)._________(1分)3)._________(1分)10.书面表达。 请根据以下材料，写一篇介绍伟大女性——居里夫人的文章，词数100左右。 姓名居里夫人(MadamCurie) 生平1867年生于波兰(Poland)的一个教师家庭，1934年去世。 成就发现镭(radium)和钋(polonium)两种放射性元素(radioactiveelements)，在1903年成为第一个荣获诺贝尔物理学奖的女性，1911年获得诺贝尔化学奖。 性格谦虚，平易近人。(5分)1).Onepossibleversion：(5分)11.完形填空。 Haveyouevercomeacrossthisthing？Whenaratherdirty，poorlydressedpersonkneelsatyourfeetandreachesouthishandstobegforafewcoins，doyouhurrytogo，notknowingwhattodo，ordoyoufeelsadandhurriedly__1__somemoney？Whatshouldourattitude__2__beggarsbe？Therecanbe__3__questionthattheworldisfullofterriblysad__4__beterribletohavenoideawhereournextmealisgoingtocomeseems__5__nottogivesomemoneyto，mostoftheworld’sgreatreligionsorderustobeopen­heartedand__7__whatwehavewiththoseunluckierthanhastheworldchanged？Maybewhatwasmorallyrightintheolddays，__8__oneknewexactlywhointhevillagehadsufferedmisfortuneandneededhelp，isnolongerthebestafewpeoplewillnotgivesomemoneytouslookattheir__9__．Firstly，somebelievethatmanycitybeggarsdressthemselvesup__10__tolookpitiablebutactuallymakeagood__11__．Givingsomethingtobeggarsonlyencouragesthissortofevil(恶行)．__12__，thereistheworrythatthemoneyyougivewillbespentonbeers，winesor，thereistheopinion__13__thereisnorealexcuseformightbepoor，__14__thatisnoreasonforlosingone’ssenseof__15__andself­tothisistheopinionthattheproblemshouldbehandledbythegovernment__16__ordinarypeoplethinkbeggarsshouldgotothelocalgovernmentdepartmentand__17__ishardtocometoanyfinalconclusion：Therearevarious__18__andwemust__19__themfewcoinscansavealifeinsomesituations，andevenifthemoneyiswasted，thatdoesnottakeawaythemoralgoodnessofthe__20__．(40分)1).(2分)A.putawayB.handoverC.takeinD.getout2).(2分)A.atB.inC.overD.towards3).(2分)A.noB.someC.anyD.not4).(2分)A.mustB.canC.needD.might5).(2分)A.warm­heartedB.generousC.cruelD.considerate6).(2分)A.StrangelyB.UnluckilyC.CertainlyD.Surprisingly7).(2分)A.giveB.donateC.shareD.contribute8).(2分)A.whyB.whenC.whatD.how9).(2分)A.argumentsB.quarrelsC.sayingsD.talks10).(2分)A.onshowB.onpurposeC.forfunD.byaccident11).(2分)A.moneyB.comfortC.livingD.decision12).(2分)A.SecondlyB.SurelyC.PossiblyD.Then13).(2分)A.whatB.whetherC.thatD.which14).(2分)A.andB.butC.howeverD.although15).(2分)A.goodnessB.prideC.securityD.responsibility16).(2分)A.ratherthanB.orratherC.otherthanD.butalso17).(2分)A.produceB.receiveC.earnD.offer18).(2分)A.casesB.eventsC.conditionsD.states19).(2分)A.gowithB.communicatewithC.dealwithD.meetwith20).(2分)A.giverB.receiverC.villagerD.government12.阅读理解。 GrandmaMosesisamongthemostcelebratedtwentiethcenturypaintersoftheUnitedStates，yetshehadbarelystartedpaintingbeforeshewasinherlatesheoncesaidtoherself“Iwouldneversitbackinarockingchair，waitingforsomeonetohelpme.”NoonecouldhavehadamoreproductiveoldwasbornAnnaMaryRobersononafarminNewYorkState，oneoffiveboysandfivegirls.(“Wecameinbunches，likeradishes”)Attwelveshelefthomeandwasindomesticserviceuntilattwenty­seven，shemarriedThomasMoses，firstinVirginiaandtheninNewYorkState，atEaglehadtenchildren，ofwhomfivesurvived；herhusbanddiedinMosespaintedalittleasachildandmadeembroidery(刺绣)picturesasahobby，butonlyswitchedtooilsinoldagebecauseherhandshadbecometoostiff(僵硬的)tosewandshewantedtokeepbusyandpassthepictureswerefirstsoldatthelocaldrugstoreandatafair，andweresoonspottedbyadealerwhoboughteverythingsheofthepictureswereexhibitedintheMuseumofModernArt，andin1940shehadherfirstexhibitioninNewthe1930sandherdeathsheproducedsome2，000pictures:detailedandlivelyportrayalsoftherurallifeshehadknownforsolong，withamarveloussenseofcolourandform.(8分)1).Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?(2分)A.GrandmaMoses:ABiographicalSketch.(梗概)B.TheChildrenofGrandmaMoses.C.GrandmaMosesandOtherOlderArtists.D.OlderArtists.2).Accordingtothepassage，GrandmaMosesbegantopaintbecauseshewantedto________．(2分)A.decorateherhomeB.keepactiveC.improvehersalaryD.gainaninternationalreputation3).GrandmaMosesspentmostofthelife________．(2分)A.nursingB.paintingC.embroideringD.farming4).Inthethirdparagraph，theunderlinedword“spotted”couldbereplacedby________．(2分)A.speckledB.featuredC.noticedD.damaged13.阅读理解。 Afewfamousleft­handedpersons BillGates Claimingthenation'srichestmanamongtheirnumberisasourceofconsiderableprideforAmerica'ssocietyofsouthpaws(左撇子)．Infact，theMicrosofttitan(巨人)andphilanthropist(慈善家)isoneofasurprisingnumberofU．S.businessareastobeleft­handed，includingHenryFord，JohnD.RckefellerandformerIBMheadLoutheclubseemstobeaguys­onlyfraternity(联谊会)．Researchsuggeststhatwhileleft­handedmentendtoearnmorethantheirright­handedcolleagues，thereisnosimilaradvantageforstudybytheNationalBureauofEconomicResearchfloatedtheideathatleft­handedmenfavor“divergent”(发散性)thinking，aformofcreativityinwhichthebrainmoves“fromconventionalknowledgeintounexploredassociation”．Maybethat'swhatittakestodevelopanetworthestimatedatleast$570billion. 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