必修一Unit4《Earthquakes》單元測試1筆試部分：單項選擇—Shallwegototheartexhibition?—It'suptoyou.rightawayB.sofarC.eversinceD.orelseThisisthefactoryIvisitedlastweek.whatB.whichC.whereD.itInthehousethefirefighterssavedalotofpeople,buttheycouldn'tbesenttothehospitalbecauseoftheblockedroad.damaged;ruinedB.destroyed;damagedC.damaged;injuredD.destroyed;ruinedHisEnglishteacherisayounggirl,leftcollegeonlylastyear.whoB.thatC.whichD.asHisstrengthafterrunningsuchalongdistance.gaveawayB.gaveoutC.gaveupD.gaveoff一Doyoulikehim?—No.Heisapersonwhoalwaysjudgesappearances.A.withB.forC.byD.fromThisfilmisn'tsuitableforchildren.It'stoo.A.frightenedB.frightC.frightenD.frightening一Excuseme,whereisthepostoffice?—oftheroad.A.AttheendB.IntheendC.OntheendD.TotheendTheytalkedaboutthepersonsandthingstheyrememberedatschool.A.whichB.whoC.thatD.whomHearingthesadnews,hehisheadinhishandsandbegantocry.A.placedB.hidC.laidD.buriedEveryonelikestoliveinahousewindowsfacethesouth.A.whoseB.whichC.itsD.andwhichItisreportedthatthefloodshaveleftaboutpeoplehomeless.A.twomillionsB.two-millionsC.twomillionD.twomillionsofAgreatofforeignguestscometoourschoolforavisiteveryyear.A.dealB.numberC.manyD.amountThehelicopter（直升飛機）arrivedatthesceneoftheaccidentquicklytothesurvivors.A.keepB.protectC.shakeD.rescue

Thefarmersinthatareaareinaterriblebecauseofthewatershortage.directionB.pointC.disasterD.attitudeII完形填空ItwasTom'sfirstvisittoEngland,andhewaslookingforwardtohisfirstjourneyonLondon'sUndergroundRailway.Andagainsthisfriends'36,hewasdeterminedtotravel37.Heenteredthestationshortlyafterfiveo'clockintheafternoon.Thisisa38timetotravelinLondon,39crowdsofpeoplegohomefromworkatthishour.He40tojoinalonglineofpeoplewaitingfortickets.Whenatlasthis41came,hehadsomedifficultyinmakinghimselfunderstoodbytheticketseller.42,hegottherightticketintheendandbyaskingpeoplethe43,healsofoundtherightplatform.Itwas44withpeople.Hedidnot45togetonthefirsttrain,buthewasabletomovenearertotheplatformsoastobeinabetter46togetonthenextone.Whenthistraincamein,Tomwas47forwardontothetrainbythe48ofpeoplefrombehind.Thedoorsclosedandthetrainmovedoff.Hewasunabletoseethe49ofthestationswherethetrain50,butheknewthatthestationhewantedwasthesixth51alongtheline.Whenthetrainreachedthesixthstation,Tomgotoff,feeling52thathisjourneyhadbeensoeasy.Buthesuddenlyrealizedthathehadcometoastationhehadnever53.Heexplainedhis54toamanwhowasstandingontheplatform.Witha55onhisface,hetoldTomthathehadcaughtatraingoingintheoppositedirection.A.thoughtA.aloneA.shortA.forA.plannedA.luckA.ThusA.questionA.packedA.manageA.situationA.foughtA.speedA.signsA.leftA.partA.gladA.heardofA.resultA.jokeB.adviceC.relationD.favorB.abroadC.alongD.awayB.certainC.possibleB.andC.soB.hadB.timeB.InsteadB.wayB.caughtB.tryC.happenedC.chanceC.ThereforeB.stateC.positionB.sweptB.supportB.pointsB.stoppedD.badD.butD.hopedD.turnD.HoweverC.placeD.conditionC.coveredD.seizedC.agreeD.expectD.seatC.drawnD.broughtC.strikeD.pushC.namesD.numbersC.startedD.movedB.pauseC.stopD.arrivedB.sickC.sorryD.tiredB.talkedaboutC.thoughtofB.mistakeC.difficultyD.ticketB.smileC.surpriseD.pityD.arrivedat第三部分閱讀理解AAnnwasonherfirstpackagetripinRosas,Spain.Atthehotel,shecheckedin,andthenwenttoherroomtochangebeforedinner.ShewasjustreadytogodownstairswhenshefoundthatherSpanishmoneywasn'tinherhandbag.Shecarefullylookedinallherluggage,butshecouldn'tfindit.AllshehadwasasmallpursewithtenEnglishpoundnotesinit!AnnfoundaplacetochangeherEnglishmoney.Shehadveryfewpesetas（西班牙貨幣單位），andshewouldbeherefortwoweeks.Onherwaybacktothehotel,Annboughtsomecheese,somebreadandsomeoranges.Whenshegotback,shetoldthemanagerthatherdoctorhadtoldhernottoeatSpanishfood;she'djusthavebreakfasteachday,assheknewthepriceofhotelsincludedbreakfast.Fortherestofherholiday,Annswaminthehotelswimmingpool,orlayonthebeachandgotasunbath.Whentheothertouristswenttointerestingplaces,shealwayssaidshewasn'twell.Infact,herholidaywasn'tbad,exceptthatshewasalwayshungry.Afterall,apieceoffruitforlunch,andbreadandcheeseforsupperisn'tverymuch...Lateintheafternoonoftheirlastday,agirl,Jane,askedherwhysheneveratewiththeminthehotelrestaurant.Anntoldherabouthermoneyproblems.Janelookedatherforaminute,andthensaid,“Butdidn'tyouknow?Thepriceofthisholidayincludeseverything!"“Apackagetrip"probablymeans.afreetripalongjourneyapleasanttripatripthatincludesthecostofalltheticketsandservicesAnndidn'teatdinnersintherestaurantofthehotelbecause.shewasafraidthatshecouldn'tpayforthemwithherlittlemoneyherdoctortoldhernottoeatthemshewasn'twellshewasn'thungryWhydidAnnbuysomecheese,somebreadandsomeoranges?Becausetheyweregoodforherhealth.Becausesheplannedtoeattheminsteadoflunchandsupper.Becauseshelikedthemmorethandinnersinthehotelrestaurant.Becausesheisafraidthatshecouldn'teatenoughinthehotelrestaurant.HowdoyouthinkJanewouldfeelaftersheheardAnn'sanswer?A.Angry.B.Happy.C.Surprised.D.Excited.BDeathValleyisoneofthemostfamousdesertsintheUnitedStates,coveringawideareawithitssand.Almost20percentofthisareaiswellbelowsealevel,andBadwater,asaltwaterpool,isabout280feetbelowsealevelandthelowestpointintheUnitedStates.LongagotheIndianscalledthisplace“Tomesha"—thelandoffire.DeathValley'spresentnamedatesbackto1849,whenagroupofminerscomingfromNevadabecamelostinitsunpleasantnessandhugenessandtheiradventureturnedouttobeasadstory.TodayDeathValleyhasbeencalledaNationalMonument（遺跡）andiscrossedbyseveralwell-markedroadswheregoodservicescanbefoundeasily.Luckilythechangecreatedbyhumansettlementhasscarcely（幾乎沒有）ruinedthespecialbeautyofthisplace.Herenaturecreatedalotofsurprisingsights,almostlikethesightsonthemoon,ever-changingsthefrequent頻繁的)windmovesthesandabout‘showingthemostunusualcolorsOneofthemostastonishingndchangeablepartsofDeathValleyistheDevil'sGolfCourse,whereitseemshardforonetotellrealityfromterribledreams.沙雕)sculptures(standonafrighteninggroundaseveningshadowsmoveandlengthen.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,isthelowestplaceintheUnitedStates.A.TomeshaB.DeathValleyC.NevadaD.BadwaterItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.noonehadeverknownthedesertbeforetheminersit'sstillnoteasytotravelacrossthedesertpeoplecannowfindgas-stations,cafesandhotelsinthedesertpeoplehavegreatlychangedthenaturalsightofthedesertDevilGolfCourseisfamousfor.A.thefrequentwindB.thecolorsofthesandC.dream-likesightsD.thesandsculpturesFromthepassagewecanseethatthewritertheDeathValley.A.appreciatesB.isfearfulofC.dislikesD.istiredofCHowmuchpaperdoyouuseeveryyear?Perhapsyoucan'tanswerthatquestionquickly.In1900theworld'suseofpaperwasaboutonekilogramforeachpersoninayear.Nowsomecountriesuseasmuchas100kilogramsofpaperforeachpersoninayear.Theamountofpaperacountryusesshowshowfaradvancedthecountryis,somepeoplesay.Itisdifficulttosaywhetherthistrue:differentpeoplemeandifferentthingsbythewordBu“adountrd”s.liketheUnitedStates,EnglandandSwedencertainlyusemorepaperthanothercountries.Paper,likemanyotherthingsthatweusetoday,wasfirstmadeinChina.InEgyptandtheWest,paperwasnotverycommonlyusedbeforetheyear1400.TheChinesefirstmadepaperabout2,000yearsago.Chinastillhaspiecesofpaperwhichweremadeaslongagoasthat.ButChinesepaperwasnotmadefromthewoodoftrees.Itwasmadefromthehairlikepartsofcertainplants.PaperwasnotmadeinsouthernEuropeuntilabouttheyear1100.—S(wiri.GbiTianoiamakesagreatdealoftheworld's—)apietnotbegintomakeituntil1500.ItwasaGermannamedSchaefferwhofoundoutthattreescouldbemadeintothebestpaper.Afterthat,theforecountriesofCanada,Sweden,Norway,Finland,andtheUnitedStatesbecamethemostimportantinpapermaking.TodayinFinland,whichmakesthebestpaperintheworld,thepaperindustryithebiggestintheland.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zTheunderlinedworadvanced”inthefirstparagraphprobablymeans.A.bigB.smallC.developedD.beautifulPaperwasfirstmadein.A.ChinaB.EgyptC.theWestD.southernEuropeThemanwhofirstmadepaperfromtreeswasa(an).A.ChineseB.EgyptianC.CanadianD.GermanWhichcountrymakesthebestpaperintheworldtoday?A.Canada.B.Finland.C.Sweden.D.Norway.D“Afterfourdaysinhospital,a35-year-oldwomandiedofbirdfluinthewesternpartofIndonesiaonTuesday,raisingthecountry'sdeathsto57,andthesourceofinfection（傳染）wasstillunknown,"aseniorhealthministryofficialsaid.TheH5N1virushaskilledatleast153peopleworldwidesinceitbeganhittingAsianpoultry（家禽）inlate2003,accordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization,withoverathirdofthehumandeathsinIndonesia.Mostofthosekilledhavebeeninfectedbyhouse-keptpoultry,butWHOfearstheviruscouldturnintoaformthateasilyspreadsamonghumans,causinganationwidediseasewiththepossibilitytokillmillions.Indonesia,theworld'sfourthmostpopulous（人口稠密的）countryandhometomillionsofbackyardchickens,islookeduponasapossiblehotplaceforthattohappen.Thegovernmentcameunderfireformovingslowlytogetridoftheviruswhenitfirstappearedinchickensandducks,buthasworkedhardinrecentmonthstomakethepublicknowaboutthedangersofbirdflu.Ithasalsoincreasedvaccinations（接種疫苗）andkillingofbirdsininfectedareas.Butnooneknowswhethertheactionwillwork.Afterall,birdfluhasbeenthereformorethantwoyearsandkilledsomanypeople.Thispassageprobablyappearsonthepageofanewspaper.A.sportsB.entertainmentC.healthandlifeD.travelTheunderlinedpart“cameunderfire”inParagraph5probablymeans,A.caughtfireB.becameangryC.gotcriticized（批評）D.waswarmSincelate2003,theH5N1virushaskilledmorethan50people.A.inIndonesiaB.inAsiaC.allovertheworldD.inEuropeWhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?MillionsofpeopleinIndonesiawillbekilledbytheH5N1virus.Indonesiaisahotplaceforbirdflutohappenbecauseithasabigpopulationofhumansandchickens.ThegovernmentofIndonesiadidn'tdoanythingagainstbirdflu.Thesourceofinflectionthatkilledthe35-year-oldwomanwasabird.EApersonwhoisdeafwhenheisbornisusuallydumb（啞的）aswell.Theremaybenothingwrongwithhismouthandtongue,buthecannotspeak.Thisisbecausehecannothearpeople,sohehasnothingtoimitate（模仿）.Hemaytrytomakesoundshimself,butcannothearhisownvoice.However,eventhoughhefindsitdifficulttospeakandcannothear,hecanlearntoread.Nowadayssuchpersonscanalsobetaughttospeakbecausewehavemodernmethodsandequipment,butwedidnothavethesewhenHelenKellerwasborn.Evenwithmodernmethodsandequipment,however,itisnoteasyfordeafchildrentolearntospeak,thoughmostofthemsucceed.Whenachildisdeafandblindaswell,itbecomesmuchmoredifficult,thoughitispossible.HelenKellerwasbornin1880.Shebecameveryillattheageofnineteenmonths.Medicalknowledgewasnotasgreatthenasitisnow.Shedidnotdiebutlosthersightandhearing.Asaresult,shebecamedumbaswell.Herparentsdidtheirbesttoteachher,butshecouldn'tspeakbytheageofsix.Then,in1887,ateacher,MissSullivan,cametolivewithher.MissSullivanherselfhadbeenblind.Shehadbeenpartlycured.Thoughshecouldnotseeverywell,shewasnotblind.Helenwasadifficultpupilatfirst,butinamonthHelenhadlearnedhowtounderstandsignsandhowtomakethemherself.Atlastinspiteofhergreatdifficulties,Helenlearnedtoread,writeandspeak,eventhoughshewasdeafandblind.Sheevenwenttocollegeandhadfulleducation.Shewrotemanybooks,andthoughotherpeoplehavewrittenbooksabouther,herownbooksaretheonesthatbestexplainhowitfeelstobedeaf,dumbandblind.HerbestbookisTheStoryofMyLife.Perhapsyouhavereadit.Thoughitwaswrittenin1902,itisstillaveryinterestingbook.Evenifyouhavenotreadit,youmayhaveheardofHelenKeller.Apersonwhoisdeafatbirthisalsodumbbecause.there'ssomethingwrongwithhismouthandtonguehecannothearotherpeopleandhehasnothingtoimitatehedoesn'tliketospeakhecannothearhisownvoiceDeafanddumbchildrencanbetaughttospeaknowadaysbecause.wehavemodernmethodsandequipmentthesechildrenareeagertolearntospeaktheycanhearsomethingtheyhavegrownupWhenHelenwasnineteenmonthsold,.shediedofillnessshewashealthyshewasveryillshebegantolearntospeakHowlongdidittakeKellertounderstandsigns?A.Afewdays.B.Severalyears.C.Amoment.D.Amonth.第四部分寫作第一節(jié)短文改錯Ioftendreamofateacher.Idreamofstandingontheplatformintheclassroomandgivelessonstolovelyboysandgirls.Iteachthem,playwiththem,butwatchthemgrowingup.IamalwaysyoungwhenIwasstayingwiththem.Iknowthereisnoteasytobeateacher.Youhavetolearninordertoteach.Withenoughknowledge,youcanneverlearnwell.Whatismore,youhavetobefriendswithyourpupilsandtakegoodcareofhim.Onlyinthiswaycanyoubeagoodteacherandwinrespectfromthem.ThoughIamastudentnow,Iwillworkasveryhardtomakemydreamcometrue.第二節(jié)書面表達請根據(jù)以下信息寫一篇英語短文，簡單描述一下1923年發(fā)生在日本的地震。地震于1923年發(fā)生在日本橫濱市(Yokohama)；當(dāng)時人們正在睡覺，并不知道地震發(fā)生；大量的房屋、建筑物倒塌，水電供應(yīng)中斷；有140,000多人喪生，還有很多受傷者和無家可歸者；是歷史上最嚴(yán)重的地震之一。要求：短文必須包括要點中的所有內(nèi)容；可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使內(nèi)容連貫；詞數(shù)：100左右。參考答案21-25ABCAB36-40BADAB51-55CAACB66-70DBCCA26-30CDACD41-45DDBAA56-60DABCD71-75BBACD31-35ACBDC46-50CBDCB61-65CCACA76-85(Onepossibleversion)76.a前力口being77.givefgiving78.butfand79.wasfam80.theref