Unit2I'IIhelptocleanupthecityparks

單元測試題I.根據(jù)句子意思和首字母提示填詞。Can'tyouseethe"Nosmoking"s?IthinkIcanfuptheclock.Hecan'tseeanything.Heisb.Tomoftenvtohelpthepoorchildren.Myfathermadeabigdtomylife.II.從方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)亩陶Z完成句子。comeupwith,putup,takeafter,cheerup,runoutof,Heseemsverysad.Let'shim.Themanwasunlucky,hehismoneyandhadtobeginthestreet.Hethoughtandthought.Atlastheagoodidea.Yourdaughterdoesn'tyouinanyway.Youarequiet,butsheisoutgoing.Don'tpicturesonthewall.JU.用所給動(dòng)詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。Wouldyoulike(clean)upthecityparks?Couldyouplease(give)outfoodatthefoodbank?Wecan'tputoff(make)aplan.Twoweeks(be)enoughforus.They(set)upafoodbanknextyear.IV.單項(xiàng)選擇。Unit2I111helptocleanupthecityparks.單元測試題

參考答案.1.sign2.fix3.blind4.volunteers5.difference.1.cheerup2.ranoutof3.cameupwith4.takeafter5.putup.單項(xiàng)選擇：ACCCDACACDCBDDBBD.BCD.交際運(yùn)用：EBACD.完型填空：.61—65BCBAB66—70DCADC71—75BABAC76—80ACDBA81—85DBCCA86—90TFFTF91.Atananimalhospital.Becauseherownerdidn'twantheranymore.Thewriterputanadforherinthenewspaper.No,hecan't.Minniewouldhaveahappylife.vin.書面表達(dá)(A)96.visit97.for98.happy99.join100.family(B)(略)Youshouldn'tyourhope.Everythingwillbebetter.A.giveupB.fixupC.cheerupD.putupAlotofmeetingwerebecauseofthedangerousdisease.A.turnedoffB.setoffC.putoffD.takenoffDon'tthepeopleintrouble.Trytohelpthem.A.hearfromB.gooverC.laughatD.looklike—Tom,ifscoldoutside.youxcoatwhenyougoout.—OK,Mom.A.TakeoffB.TakeawayC.PutawayD.PutonTheplaneatthreeo'clockintheafternoon.A.takesoffB.takesawayC.takesoutD.takesdowntheteenager,theoldmanwassenttothehospitalintime.A.ThanksforB.BecauseofC.ThankstoD.BecausePollutionisaseriousproblem.Scientistshavesomegoodwaystosaveit.A.comeupwithB.comeonC.comeoutD.comeupThecompanyaschooltohelpthedisabledchildren.A.putupB.thinkupC.setupD.cheerup--一Yourbedroomissodirty,.Wouldyouplease,Peter?--一OK,mum,rildoitrightaway.A.setitupB.putitonC.pickitupD.cleanitupHecan'twalkandheis.A.abledB.disableC.disabledD.ablethebadweather,theswimmingmatchhadbeenputoff.A.BecauseB.BecauseofC.WiththehelpofD.ThanksofTheyimprovedthesoftwaretomakeeasierforpeopletousecomputers.A.thatB.thisC.theseD.itHethenoticetotellpeopleabouttheclean-upday.A.takesoutB.putoutC.lookedoutD.handedoutRemembertothelightswhenyouleaveyourclassroom.A.turnoncB.turnoffC.turnupD.turndownKatedidn'tgotothemovielastnightbecauseshehadtohersickdogathome.A.lookatB.lookupC.lookforD.lookafterMyparentsliketomeonweekends.A.call...outB.call...upC.callonD.gave...upV.交際運(yùn)用根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，用方框內(nèi)所給的句子補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。有一項(xiàng)是多余的。（5分）A.Shecouldplaygameswiththem.B.butshedoesn'tliketoworkoutsideC.Doesshewanttovolunteertoday?D.Shecouldgiveoutfoodatthefoodbank.E.Youcouldhelppickuptrash.F.Youcouldteachthechildrentoplaytennis.G.Whatdoesshedo?I'mreadytodosomevolunteerworkforourcity.Tdliketoworkoutdoors.51besidethestreets.Icoulddothat!Butwhatcouldmysisterdo?Shewantstovolunteer,52Whatdoessheliketodo?Shelikestoplaywithchildren.Shecouldvisitsickchildrenatthehospital.53That'sagreatidea!Now,howaboutmymom?Whatcanshedo?54.A:Yes,shetolcmeshe'dliketohelphomelesspeople.B:Shecouldcollectsomeclothesandputtheminboxes.Or55.Whatdoyouthinkshewouldliketodo?Ithinkshe'dliketogiveoutfoodatthefoodbank.VL完型填空。Thisstoryhappenedatatrainstation.Iwaswaiting61theTianjintrainatthestationwhenamanaskedmeifIknewthetimeofthe62traintoTianjin.Ioften63gotherebymyself,soIknewandtoldhim.64anoldwomanwantedtoknow65thetraintoShanghaihadaireadyleft.Iknewithadnot,soItoldher.Thenagirlcameto66andaskedwhythetrain67Nanjingwaslate.Ididn'tknow.Itoldher,“Whentrainswerelate,itwasusuallybecausesomething.68Ididn'tknowwhyallthesepeopleaskedmethosequestions.Ilooked69andIfoundthatIwasstanding70asignthatsaid"MayIhelpyou?”()61.A.toB.forC.withD.at()62.A.oneB.twoC.nextD.another()63.A.couldB.hadtoC.hadD.can()64.A.AfewminuteslaterC.OnedayB.InafewminutesD.So()65.A.whatB.whetherC.whereD.that()66.A.IB.mineC.meD.my()67.A.inB.ofC.fromD.at()68.A.waswrongB.wrongC.willbewrongD.iswrong()69.A.atB.aroundC.afterD.for()70.A.atthebackofB.aboveC.infrontofD.behindVII.閱讀理解。(A)VolunteersNeededTheCityofMiamineedsyourhelponClean-UpDay!Ifyouliketoworkoutdoors,youcouldhelpcleanupourcityparksorstreets.Theseplaceshavetoomuchtrash.Ifyouliketoworkwithchildren,youcouldbabysitandplaygameswithchildrenwhiletheirparentshelpcleanuptheparksorstreets.Ifyouliketoreadstories,youcouldreadtothem,too.Ifyouareartistic,youcouldvolunteertopaintthelibraryorthepostoffice.Ifyouliketotalkonthetelephone,pleasecalluptenpeopleandaskthemtocomewithyouonClean-UpDay.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。()71.Peoplewholiketoworkwithchildrencould.coachfootballB.playgameswiththemC.teachthemEnglish()72.Artisticpeoplecould.A.paintthelibraryB.drawpicturesC.paintplaygroundequipment()73.TheCityofMiamineedsvolunteerswhowillcleanupthe.A.aquariumB.trashC.bank()74.Peoplewholiketotalkonthetelephonecouldaskothersto.A.volunteerBwatchTVC.givemoney()75.Whomightbabysitwhileparentscleanuptheparksorstreets?A.teacherswhohavetimeafterschoolteenagerswhohavejobsparentswhohasnojobs(B)Areyoulookingforsomethingfunandwouldyouliketohelpothersinyoursparetime?Thenjoinustobeavolunteer!We'reanon-profit(非贏利的)organization.Wehavevolunteerjobsofallages.Anyone,fromtwelve-year-oldchildrentopeopleintheirseventiescanbecomeavolunteer.Youcanhelppeopleinmanyways.Schoolsneedhelpwithtakingcareofchildrenwhileparentsareworking.Hospitalsneedvolunteerstolookafterchildrenwhiletheirparentsareseeingadoctor.Animalloverscanhelptakecareofthosedogsandcatswithouthomes.Thereissomethingforeveryone."Asavolunteer,Idon'twanttogetanything.Seeingthechildren'shappyfaces,I'mhappy,too."SaidCarlosDomingo,anoldwomanof62.“Ioftenplayedcomputergamesinmysparetimebefore.NowIhelpolderpeoplelearnhowtousecomputers.,,saidanothervolunteerattheageof18.Ifeveryonehelpsoutabit,we'Hhaveabetterworldtolivein.Interested?Callus1-800-555-5756orvisitourwebsite:.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。()76.Whendothevolunteershelpothers?A.Intheirsparetime.B.Atweekends.C.Onweekdays.D.Intheevening.()77.canbeavolunteer.A.ChildrenB.Oldwomen.C.Anyoneaged12—79.D.Youngpeople.()78.Volunteerswanttogetwhentheyhelpothers.A.moneyB.computersC.everythingD.nothing()79.CarlosDomingodoesvolunteerworkwith.A.animalsB.childrenC.computersD.olderpeople()8O.Wecanreadsuchapassage.A.inanewspaperB.inastorybookC.inapicturebookD.inatextbook(C)Weknowthatdisabledpeopleareseldomshowninadvertisementontelevision.Iftheyreallyare,itisusuallytomakepeoplefeelsadforthem.Itisimportanttofindoutwhatwouldbethemosthelpfultotheotherperson,insteadofsupposingthatyouknow.Thismaytaketime.Somepeoplebecomeimpatient.Othersmaybetooselfishtomaketheeffort.Rememberthatdisabledpeoplemaydothingsinadifferentwayfromyou.Allitneedsisalittlethought.Whetherdisabledornot,wecanalllearnfromeachother.Disabledpeoplenecessarilymakethemselvesbrave.Theyprobablyfeelthattheyhavetoadaptto(適應(yīng))theirsituation(處境).Theyhavelearntnottogiveup,buttokeepontrying.Lifeisn'talwaysfair.Sometimeswehavetodealwithdifficultsituations.Havingtofaceachallengecanoftenhelpustohaveabetterunderstandingofourselvesandofotherpeople.Itisnothelpedtotreatdisabledpeopleasiftheyallhavethesamefeelingsandneeds.Andit'simportantforustoknowwhatkindofhelpthedisabledpersonwouldwelcome.Somepeopleoftenthinkdisabledpeoplearepoorandhavemercy(憐憫)onthem.Infacethiscanbeoffensivebecauseitmaybeunkindandhurt.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。()81.Ifpeopleseeadisabledpersoninanadvertisement,theymayfeel.A.happyB.excitingC.angryD.sorry()82.PeopleoftendothefollowingwrongthingstodisabledpeopleEXCEPTthat.theysupposetheyknowwhatwouldbethemosthelpfultodisabledpeople.theyarepatientwithdisabledpeople.theymaybetooselfishtomaketheeffort.theythinkdisabledpeopledothingsinthesamewayasthem.()83.Whatdodisabledpeoplehavetolearn?Tobecomehopeless.B.Togiveup.C.Tokeepontrying.D.Nottoadapttotheirsituation.()84.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttohelpdisabledpeople?A.Helpthemdoasmanythingsasyoucan.Treatthemasiftheyallhavethesamefeelingsandneeds.Findoutwhatkindofhelptheywouldwelcome.Neverlendthemahand.()85.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“offensive"mean?A.Unpleasant.B.Helpful.C.Friendly.D.Surprised(D)Mr.andMrs.Bellareveryforgetful(健忘的).Forexample,Mr.BellsometimesgoestohisofficeforworkonSundaymorning,forhethinksitisMonday.AndMrs.Bellsometimesforgettocooksupperforthefamily.Onesummertheyplanned(計(jì)戈U)toflytoNewYorkfortheirholidays.Theygottotheairportonlytenminutesbeforetheplanetookoff.Sotimewasshort.ButsuddenlyMrs.BellsaidshemusttellAlice,theirdaughter,nottoforgettolockthefrontdoorwhenshewenttoschool.AsAlicewasthenatschool,theycouldn'ttellheraboutitbytelephone.Sotheyhurriedtothepostoffice.Mrs.BellwroteashortnotetoAlicewhileMr.Bellboughtastampandanenvelope(信封).Soonthenotewasready.Theyputthestampontheenvelopeinahurryanddroppeditintheletterbox,butsuddenlyMrs.Bellbegantocry.Theshortnotewasstillinherhand.Shehadputtheplaneticketsintheenvelope.根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容判斷正(T)誤(F)。)86.Mr.BellissoforgetfulthatsometimeshetakesSundayforMondayandgoestoworkonSundaymorning.)87.OnesummertheyplannedtoflytoNewYorktoseetheirdaughter.)88.Therewasnotelephoneattheairport,sotheyhadtowriteanotetoAlice.)89.Inahurrytheydroppedtheirticketsintheletterbox.)90.SuddenlyMrs.Bellbegantocrybecauseshehadforgottentoputthestampontheenvelope.(E)Duringsuminervacations,Iwouldvolunteeratananimalhospital,soI'dseenalotofdogs.MinniewasthefunniestdogthatI'deverseen.Shelookedlikeasausagewiththincurlyhair.Hereyesalwaysseemedsurprised,andhertaillookedlikearat'stail.Shewasbroughttobeputherebecauseherownersdidn'twantheranymore.IthoughtMinniehadasweetpersonality."Nooneshouldjudgeherbyherlooks/'Ithought.Thedoctorgaveherthenecessaryshotsfinally,IadvertisedMinnieinthenewspaper."Funny-lookingdog,sweetpersonality,needslovingfamily.”Afewdayslater,ayoungmancalledme.IwarnedhimthatMinnie