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单元综合测评(一)Unit1Schoollife(时间:100分钟;满分:100分)【XZB2023TBYLYYJSB01010】Ⅰ.单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)请阅读下面各题,从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。1.—Howdoessheherlivingafterbeinglaidoff(解雇)?—Bybegging.A.earn B.getC.achieve D.finish2.Studentsnowadaysshouldlearnfromthepast,thepresentandhopeforsuccessinthefuture.A.get B.gainC.study D.experience3.—Excuseme,theswimmingpoolopenallday?—Onlyfrom9:00amto10:00pm.A.That'sright. B.Yes,ofcourse.C.Sorry,Iamnotsure. D.Sorry,I'mafraidnot.4.Hearinghisteaching,Iknewthatshewasanteacher.A.experiences;experienceB.experience;experiencedC.experiences;experiencingD.experience;experience5.Lastyearthenumberofstudentswhograduatedwithadrivinglicensereached200,000,a(n)of40,000peryear.A.average B.numberC.amount D.quantity6.It'sreallyaforateenagertostudyabroadafterhighschool.A.puzzle B.failureC.challenge D.disadvantage7.HowluckyIamtohavegotaticketforthematch!A.freely B.freeC.freedom D.forfree8.Theteachersarenowtheexamandatthesametimethestudentsareit.A.preparingfor;preparingB.preparing;preparingforC.preparing;preparedforD.preparingfor;preparedfor9.Wearemuchhappytohearofthesuccessoftheirteam.A.morethan B.ratherthanC.otherthan D.lessthan10.Allthepeoplehere,theyarerichorpoor,havebeendoingtheirbesttohelpthoseinneed.A.evenif B.nomatterC.whether D.however11.hearingthenews,thepresidentbrokeoffhisvisittothatuniversityandreturnedtohiscountryimmediately.A.OnB.AtC.WithD.For12.Thekindsonmorethanhalfofhisliver(肝)tosavehismother,whichmovedmanypeople.A.took B.broughtC.donated D.lost13.Asstudents,wethinktimeshouldbetolearnourlessonswell.A.madeupof B.madeuseofC.madeoutof D.maderoomfor14.HegraduatedCambridgeistosay,heisagraduateafamousuniversity.A.of;of B.of;fromC.from;of D.from;on15.Peter'sjacketlookedjustthesameasJack's,butitcosthis.A.asmuchtwiceas B.twiceasmuchasC.muchastwiceas D.astwicemuchasⅡ.完形填空(共20小题;每小题1分,满分20分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。FreshmeninhighschoolcanbecruelandwecertainlyweretoayoungmannamedMattwhowasinmyteased(取笑)himabouthis16.Hewasatleastfiftypoundsfeltthepainofbeingthelastone17toplaybasketballorwillalwaysremembertheendless18thatwereplayedonhim.Onedayhesatnearmeingym19himandhefellonmeandknockedmyfootquite20.Withthewholeclasswatching,Ichosetofightinordertokeepmyimageintact(notspoiled).I21.“C'mon,Matt,let'sfight!”Hesaidhedidn'twanthehadtocometowardmewithhisfists(拳头)inthe22.Ibloodiedhisnosewithonehitandtheclasswent23.Justthenthegymteacherwalkedintothesawusfightingandhe24usouttotherunningtrack.Hefolloweduswitha25onhisfaceandsaid,“Iwantyoutwoguystogooutthereandrunthatmileholdingeachother'shands.”The26explodedintotwoofusfelt27beyondbelief,butMattandIwentouttothetrackandranourmile—handinsomepointduringthe28ofourrun,Irememberlookingoverathim,withblood29trickling(滴)fromhisnoseandhisweight30himsuddenlyrealizedthatherewasa(n)31,notallthatdifferentfromboth32eachotherandbegantotimewebecamegoodfriends.Goingaroundthattrack,handinhand,InolongersawMattasfator33.Hewasahumanfoundit34afterIwastoldtogohandinhandwithsomeoneforonlyonetherestofmy35Ihaveneversomuchasraisedahandagainstanotherperson.16. B.heightC.habits D.lessons17. B.taughtC.kept D.picked18. B.tricksC.cards D.balls19. B.pushedC.called D.beat20. B.possiblyC.badly D.easily21. B.explainedC.replied D.ordered22. B.tableC.air D.room23. B.onC.wild D.away24. B.droveC.allowed D.sent25. B.worryC.surprise D.smile26. B.trackC.field D.freshmen27. B.upsetC.anxious D.excited28. B.momentC.course D.action29. B.evenC.also D.still30. B.puttingC.taking D.letting31. B.personC.player D.maker32.after B.madefunofC.talkedto D.lookedat33. B.stupidC.strong D.quiet34. B.movingC.exciting D.interesting35. B.schoolC.life D.workⅢ.阅读理解(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。AInmanycountries,schoolshavelongsummerholidays,withshorterholidaysin,anewreportsuggestsshorteningschoolholidaystostopchildrenforgettingwhattheyhavelearntduringthelongsummerofthreeschoolterms,itsays,thereshouldbefiveeight­weekthereshouldbejustfourweeksoffinthesummer,withatwo­weekbreakbetweentheotherterms.SoniaMonterohastwochildrenatprimaryschoolandworksfull­supportstheidea.“Thekids,”shesays,“havemuchlongerholidaysthanmeandIcan'taffordtotakeseveralweeksoffwork,soIneedsomeonetotakecareofnobodywantstheworkinthesummerholidays—theyallhaveholidaysoftheirown.”Notsurprisingly,someyoungpeopleJasonPanossays,“It'sastupidwouldhatestayingatschoolinthe'sunfair,peoplewhosuggestthishadlongschoolholidayswhentheywereyoung,butnowtheywanttostopusenjoyingthekidsinSpainandAmericahavemuchlongerholidaysthanhere,buttheydon'tforgeteverythingthey'velearntinafewmonths.”NadiaSalibagrees.“Sure,”shesays,“thefirstweekatschoolafterthesummerisnevereasy,butyousoongetbackintorealproblemroundhereisthatkidsgetboredaftersomanyweeksoutofschool,andthensomeofthemstartcausingtheansweristogivethemsomethingtodo,notmakeeveryonestayinschoollonger.”36.WhyisSoniainsupportofshorterschoolholidays?A.Shedoesn'tgetanysummerholidaysinherjobs.B.Sheisworriedthatherchildrenwillforgetwhatthey'velearnt.C.Shecan'taffordtopaysomeonetolookafterherchildren.D.Shecan'tgetanyonetolookafterherchildreninsummer.37.WhatdoesJasonsayaboutlongsummerholidays?A.Theycanhelpchildrenforgetaboutschool.B.Schoolsinothercountriesdon'thavelongholidays.C.Thesedaysmanyolderpeoplesuggesthavinglongholidays.D.Theydonoharmtochildren'seducation.38.WhatdoesNadiasayaboutyoungpeopleonsummerholidays?A.Theywouldliketospendmoretimeatschool.B.Longholidaysareverybadfortheireducation.C.Theyneedsomethingtodotoenrichthemselves.D.Longholidaysshouldbeshortenedtostopthemcausingtrouble.39.Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestexplainsthetext?A.Ithasbeendecidedthatsummerholidaysshouldbeshortened.B.Studentsareangrythatschoolholidayshavebeenchanged.C.Noteveryoneagreestochangeschoolholidays.D.Teenagersareworriedaboutthattheywillbebusyduringsummerholidays.BThereisanine­year­oldboynamedTomsittingathisdeskandsuddenly,thereisapuddle(水坑)betweenhisfeetandthefrontofhistrousersarethinkshisheartisgoingtostopbecausehecannotpossiblyimaginehowthishashasneverhappenedbefore,andheknowsthatwhentheboysfindout,hewillneverheartheendofthegirlsfindout,they'llneverspeaktohimagainaslongashelives.Tombelieveshisheartisgoingtostop;heputshisheaddownandpraysthisprayer,“DearGod,thisisanemergency!Ineedhelpnow!”Helooksupfromhisprayerandherecomestheteacherwithalookinhereyesthatsayshehasbeentheteacheriswalkingtowardshim,aclassmatenamedSusieiscarryingagoldfishbowlthatisfilledwithfallsdowninfrontoftheteacherandemptiesthebowlofwaterinTom'slap(大腿部).Hepretendstobeangry,butallthewhileissayingtohimself,“Thankyou,God!”Nowallofasudden,insteadofbeingtheobjectofridicule,Tomistheobjectofsympathy(同情).Theteacherrusheshimdownstairsandgiveshimgymshortstoputonwhilehistrousersdryout.Finally,attheendoftheday,astheyarewaitingforthebus,TomwalksovertoSusieandwhispers,“Youdidthatonpurpose,didn'tyou?”Susiewhispersback,“Iwetmytrousersonce,too.”40.HowdoesTomfeelwhenhefindshistrouserswet?A.Happy. B.Angry.C.Worried. D.Excited.41.WhatwillhappeniftheboysfindoutthatTom'strousersarewet?A.Theboyswillalwaystalkaboutthestory.B.Theboyswillneverspeaktohimagain.C.Tomwillnevercomebacktoschool.D.Tomwillrushdownstairs.42.WhydoesSusieemptythebowlofwaterinTom'slap?A.Becausesheissocarelessthatshemakesthemistake.B.BecauseshediscoversTom'sproblemandwantstohelphim.C.BecausesheisveryangrywithTom.D.Becausesheistooweaktocarrythebowlfilledwithwater.43.Theunderlinedword“ridicule”inParagraph2probablymeans“”.A.laughingatB.gettingawaywithC.lookingafterD.lookingforwardtoCForestSchoolsoriginatedinSwedeninthe1950sandspreadtoothercountries,particularlyDenmark,wheretheyhavebecomeanimportantpartoftheDanishearlyyears'program.InatypicalDanishForestSchool,youngchildrenfrom3yearsaretakenintotheforestfor4hourseachdayofthetakenotoyswiththem,butinsteaduseonlywhattheforestprovides(andtheirimaginations)todeveloptheirisaprimitivehutintheforest,whichisusedinextremearechild­ledandfun,suchasfindingsmallanimalsorstompinginofhighadulttochildratios,childrencansafelytryoutactivitieswhichareoftenconsideredtoodangerous,suchasclimbingtreesorlightingfires,andbydressingthechildreningoodprotectiveclothing,theyareabletoplaysettingchildrensmallmanageabletasksatwhichtheyareunlikelytofail,andgivinggenuinepraise,children'sindependenceandconfidencegrow.ASwedishscientificstudyfoundthatchildrenintheForestSchoolaremorebalancedandsociallycapable,havefewersickdays,aremoreabletoconcentrateandhavebetterco­ordinationthanthecitynurseryprimaryreasonappearedtobethegreateropportunitiestoplayinnature,sothatchildrenplayforlongeratatime,tendingnottodisturbeachotherasmuchaschildreninthecitystudyobservedthatwherechildrenwereinterrupted,theybecameirritable,theirstresslevelrose,andtheirabilitytoconcentratefell.ThestudyalsoshowedthattheForestSchoolchildrenhad25%fewersickdaysthanthecityreasonforthisisthattheairisnearlyalwaysbetteroutsidethanachildisnotsoexposedtovirusandbacteriaandnotsolikelytobeinfectedbyotherreasonmaybethat,sincestresshasbeenshowntohaveanegativeeffectontheimmunesystem,highstresslevelsmaybeweakeningthecityForestSchoolchildren,ontheotherhand,areinapleasant,natural,funandlessstressfulenvironment.44.Whyisthereaprimitivehutintheforest?A.Toenrichthechildren'simagination.B.Toprotectthechildrenfrombadweather.C.Toletchildrenhavefun.D.Tostoredailynecessities.45.WhatkindofactivitiesdotheForestA.Activitiesusuallyplayedbybraverkids.B.Activitieswhicharedesignedforadults.C.Grade­improvingactivities.D.Activitieswithfunandacertainlevelofdanger.46.TheForestSchoolchildrenaremoreabletoconcentratebecause.A.theyhavemoreinterestingthingstodoB.theyareaccompaniedbyadultsC.theyarenotdisturbedsooftenD.theyareplayinginsmallgroups47.Whatdoesthelastparagraphintendtotellus?A.WhytheForestB.TheForestSchoolC.Whataffectsthecitychildren.D.WhytheForestDInrecentyears,Americanstudentshavefallenbehindinmanysubjectslikemath,scienceand2023,theU.numbernineamongthedevelopedcountriesinthenumberofstudentsgraduatingfromhighschool.Americaneducationofficialsaresearchingfornewwaystohelpstudentslearntoolthatisgettingsomeattentionistheuseofvideogames.Sixteen­year­oldJohnDiazsayshelovesplayingvideogamesbutdoesn'tliketraditionalhissummervacation,Diaziscontinuinghisstudiesatisbecausehiscoursesareavailableonhishomecomputer.FloridaVirtualSchool'sheadmaster,JulieYoung,saystheschoolteachesstudentswiththetechnologytheymostenjoyusinginandoutofschool.“Wehavesomanystudentswhofeelfreeinourschool,”Youngsaid.“Theyloseinterestwhentheygotowe'reveryhopefulthatConspiracyCodewillattractthelearnerstoreallygetintothedetailoflearning.”ConspiracyCodeisavideogamethatteachestheU.guidetwoheroesinaquesttostopaconspiracy(阴谋)tochangethetheway,studentslearnabouteventssuchastheCivilWar,andreportbacktotheirteacherwhoisaspy(间谍).JohnDiazsaysheenjoysAmericanhistorynow.“Iliketodothegameeveryday,”hesaid.48.Inthefirstparagraph,wecanlearnthatAmericanstudents.A.dobetterinsciencethanreadingB.donotwanttogotocollegeC.havebeenlessinterestedinstudiesrecentlyD.doworstinmathamongthedevelopedcountries49.HowdoesJohnDiazcontinuetostudyinsummervacation?A.Byhavinganexperiencedtutor.B.Bygoingtoavacationcamp.C.Bystudyingonthecomputer.D.Bywatchingvideos.50.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Videogamesbecomingnewteachingtools.B.HowConspiracyCodehelpsstudentsstudy.C.HowFloridaD.Americanofficialscaringabouteducation.Ⅳ.任务型阅读(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)阅读下面短文,根据所读内容在表格中的空白处填入恰当的单词。注意:每个空格只填一个单词。Teamsportsdokidsmuchparentspaynoattentiontothesesportsbecausetheywanttheirkidstoshineinindividualsports.Thereareleadersandthereareisnothingwrongwithbeingafollowerbutit'softenemphasized(强调)thatweshouldbekidshavenaturalleadershipabilitiesandothertimestheygetleadershipbecauseoftheirphysicalteamsports,itisimportantforeachplayertoknowtheirpositiononthewerenotborntobeleaders,thosepeoplearenotoftenthestarsonateambutthestarswouldnotbetherewithoutthethathelp,theleaderwouldn'thavebeenabletoscoreorpushofthisisnecessarytoateamandgreatforkidstolearnearly.Highgradescamewithsportskidsdon'tcompleteschoolworkintime,theirparentswouldn'tletthemgototeacheslearnwhatthestandardsareandknowitistheirresponsibilitytogettothose,knowingthescheduleandbeingontimeisgoodpracticeforcollegeandcareer(职业,生涯).Ithelpsdevelopasenseofwhatistocomeanditgrowstheconfidence(自信)inthestudent/athlete.Teamsportscanbuildtheconfidenceneededtoavoidbadimages(形象).ItkeepskidshealthyanditalsopromoteshealthyeatinghabitsandIwasplayingteamsports,IknewthatIshouldnoteatjunkfood(垃圾食品)andallofmyteammateswouldpointitouttomeifIatearoundwasnotabadpressurebutagoodmademewanttobettermyselffortheteam.Alloftheseareanimportantpartofteamfriendshipsmadeinactivitiesreallyhelpwithconfidenceand“fittingin”,healthylifestylesareoftenstartedinsportswiththedesire(渴望)togetbetter,andconfidenceissuretogrowinagoodteamenvironment(环境).TitleAFewReasonstoConsiderTeamSportsThemeTeamsportsplayanimportant51.inkids'lives.GetleadershipIt'sgreatforkidstodiscovertheirabilitiesasleadersorfollowers.Teamsportsdeveloptheleadershipabilitiesofkids52.tobeleaders.53.Sheirlessons.ResponsibilityKidslearnwhatthestandardsareandknowtheyaresupposedto55.them.Theylearntobeontimeforeverything.BuildconfidenceKeepingone'sschedulehelpsdevelopasenseoftimeandgrowakid's56..Confidencebuildinghelpsimprovekids'images.Friendshipsmadeinactivities

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