学年高中英语必修二Unit2 The Olympic Games 训练卷二考试版Word格式文档下载.docx

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HopingtobeatthesummerheatintheJapanesecapital,organizerssaidonTuesdaytheywillstartthemen’s50-kilometerracewalkfinalat5:

30am,whilethemen’sandthewomen’smarathonfinalswillgoat6am.Themen’sandthewomen’striathlon（三项全能运动）startat7:

30am.Thewomen’ssoftball（垒球）hasgamesscheduledfor9am,butnomen’sbaseballgameswillstartbeforenoon.

“A9amstartisearly.That’smyimpression,”saidReikaUtsugi,headcoachofJapan’swomen’ssoftballteam.“Butwewillhaveoneyearforthepreparation.Softballcannotdecidethetimes.”Softballandbaseballweredroppedafterthe2008Olympics,andareappearingbecauseoftheirpopularityinJapan.

The1964TokyoOlympicswereheldintheautumnanddidnotfaceheatproblems.ModernOlympicswhichareheldeveryfouryearscannolongerbeheldduringthattime,avoidingEurope’scrowdedsoccerschedule,andyear-roundschedulingofbaseball,basketballandhockeyintheUS.KojiMurofushi,sportsdirectoroftheTokyoGames,saidorganizershadconsultedaboutschedulingwiththeInternationalOlympicCommittee（IOC）,thegoverningbodiesoftheindividualsports,athletesandmedicalexperts.Hesaidathleteswouldbeabletoadapt.

“WhenwelookattheOlympicGamesasawhole,ofcourseweneedtoconsidertheglobalaudience,adjustandcontroltheoverallschedule,”Murofushisaid.“Athletes,whentheyknowthescheduleinadvance,canmakeadjustmentstotheirpreparations.”

Aspreviouslyannounced,theswimmingfinalswillbeginat10:

30am.Theswimschedulehasnothingtodowiththeheatandwillfollowthepatternofthe2008BeijingOlympics.

Organizerssaythefirstgoldmedaleventwillbethewomen’s10-meterairrifle,whichwilltakeplaceonJuly25—thedayaftertheopeningceremony.OrganizershavelabeledAug8—thedaybeforetheclosingceremony—as“SuperSaturday”,withabout30finals,themostofanysingleday.Finalswillincludethemen’sbasketball,themen’ssoccerandthemen’sbaseball.

Themostdifficulteventtoschedulemightbesurfing.Organizershaveblockedouteightdaysfortheevent,hopingsurf’supforatleastfourofthem.It’safour-daycompetition.“Thescheduleissubjecttochangedependingonthewaveconditions,”organizerssaid.

1.TheorganizersoftheTokyoOlympicswillstartsomeeventsearlierEXCEPT________.

A.thewomen’smarathonfinalsB.themen’striathlon

C.thewomen’ssoftballgamesD.theswimmingfinals

2.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Thesoftballgameisusuallyheldinthelateafternoon.

B.It’simpossibleforathletestodealwiththenewschedule.

C.ThebaseballgamewascancelledattwoOlympicGames.

D.Theorganizerschangedtheschedulewithoutconsideration.

3.TheIOCchangedthetimeoftheOlympicsGamesto________.

A.beatthesummerheatB.meettheneedsofathletes

C.avoidfamouscompetitionsD.giveathletestimetoprepare

4.AstotheeventsandawardsattheTokyoOlympics,wecanknowthat________.

A.themen’s10-meterairriflewillbethefirstevent

B.Aug8willbethedaywiththemostgoldmedalsawarded

C.surfingwhichiseasytoschedulewillbeafour-daycompetition

D.themen’sbasketballwilltakeplacebefore“SuperSaturday”

B

RogerFederer,whorecentlybecametheoldestmantoholdtheNo.1rankinginmen'

stennisattheage36,willbringa12-matchwinningstreak（连胜）totheBNPParibasOpen,whichstartsthisweekattheIndianWellsTennisGarden.

Federer,afive-timewinnerofthehard-courteventanda20-timeGrandSlamsingleschampion,onTuesdaywasseededNo.1inafieldthathasbeengivenupbyinjuriestoseveralexcellentplayers.AmongthosemissingareworldNo.2RafaelNadal（hipinjury）,StanWawrinka（knee）,wholosttoFedererinthe2017final,DavidGoffin（eye）andAndyMurray（hipsurgery）.

Federer,whohasspent305weeksofhiscareeratthetoptheAssnofTennisProfessionalworldrankings,mustreachthesemifinals（半决赛）atIndianWellstokeephisNo.1status.Ifheexitssoonerthanthat,Nadalwouldregainthetopspot.Federerhasafirst-roundbye（轮空）andaseeminglyeasyprojectedroutetothequarterfinals,wherehelikelywouldfaceNo.5seedDominicThiemofAustria.

Five-timeIndianWellschampionNovakDjokovic,whohadasmallmedicalintervention（干预）onhistroublesomerightelbowearlierthisyear,wasseeded10thinthetournament（锦标赛）.Djokovichasplayedonlyfourmatchesthisyearbecauseofhiselbowproblemsandhasn'

tplayedatournamentsincehelosttoHyeonChungofSouthKoreaintheroundof16attheAustralianOpeninJanuary.

MariaSharapovaofRussiawillfaceNaomiOsakaofJapanonWednesdaywiththeirmatchscheduledfornotbefore5:

00p.m.

OnThursday,SerenaWilliamswillplayZarinaDiyasofKazakhstanandVictoriaAzarenkaofBelaruswillplayHeatherWatsonoftheUnitedKingdomduringtheeveningsession（7p.m.start）.

5.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph2?

A.FederergaveupthematchonTuesdayduetotheinjury.

B.ManyexcellentplayerstookpartinthematchincludingRafaelNadal.

C.FedererwasluckyenoughseededNo.1onTuesday.

D.StanWawrinkabeatFedererinthe2017final.

6.WhydoesFedererhaveaseeminglyeasyprojectedroutetothequarterfinals?

A.BecauseheisseededNo.1.

B.Becausehehasafirst-roundbye.

C.Becausemanyexcellentplayersaremissing.

D.Becauseheiswellenoughtobeatanyplayer.

7.WhoismostlikelytobetheseednexttoFedereramongtheplayerswhocanplayintheBNPParibasOpen?

A.RafaelNadal.B.MariaSharapova.

C.NovakDjokovic.D.DominicThiem.

8.Whatisthebesttittleofthetext?

A.RogerFederer,seededNo.1

B.RogerFederer,tobringa12-matchwinningstreak

C.RogerFederer,beateveryoneinthetournament

D.RogerFederer,theoldestNo.1

二、七选五（每小题2分，共10分）

BenefitsofSports

Doingsportsisaphysical,mentalandsocialadventure.It’sagreatwayforchildrentotakeabreakfromacademicsandreleaseextraenergy.Italsohelpsthemleadfullerandhappierlivesasregularsportshaveproventoimproveoverallwell-being.

Thephysicalbenefitsofdoingsportsareprobablythemostobvious.Regardlessofyourfitnesslevelwhenyoustartplayingsports,you’llnoticeanincreaseinyouroverallfitnessonceyou’reinvolved.9.Basketballplayersfocusonstrengthtraining;

footballplayersworkonspeedwhiletrackathletestrainthroughlongerruns.Thetrainingprocesshelpspromotephysicalfitnessandperformancesincompetitions.

10.Playingsportscontributestomentalhealth,helpingtoincreaseconfidenceandself-worth.Apatontheback,high-fivefromateammate,orhandshakeafteramatchreallyboostsachild’sconfidence.Wordsofpraiseandencouragementfromthecoach,parentsandotherplayersraisetheself-worth.11.Soafteragame,it’sabetterideatoask“Didyouenjoythegame?

”ratherthan“Didyouwin?

”

Childrenwhoparticipateinsportsmightalsobenefitfromthesocialaspect,feelingpartofagroup,buildingupaccountabilityandleadership.12.Teamworkinvolvesbothbeingdependableasateammateandlearningtorelyonyourteammatestoachieveapositiveoutcome.Teamworkbreedsaccountabilityandchallengesyoutoberesponsibleforyouractions.Beingpartofateamgivesyouanopportunitytobealeader.

Disciplineisanothersocialadvantage.Mostorganizedsportsrequireastricttrainingandpracticeschedule.Asastudent-athlete,youneedtobalanceacademicsandathletics.13.

Thereisnoshortageofreasonstofindasporttogetinvolvedin.Areyoureadytogo?

Pickoneandgetmoving!

A.It’snotjustyourbodythatbenefitsfromsports.

B.Therefore,playingsportsisgoingtomakeyoumorefit.

C.Butremember,achild’sself-worthshouldnotbedistinguishedbyvictoryorloss.

D.Ifyouplaygroupsports,you’llbepartofateamthattakesdirectionfromacoach.

E.Nearlyeverysportrequiresphysicalactivityandtheskillsneededtobecompetitive.

F.Amongthese,learninghowtofunctionaspartofateamisthemostimportantadvantage.

G.Onlywithstrictdisciplinecanyoubesuccessfulbothintheclassroomandinthesportsfield.

三、完形填空（每小题1.5分，共30分）

Recently,aspecialgroupofAmericanathleteswereinvitedtoPolandtorunina100-kilometerrace.Theenduranceracewas14interesttomanypeoplebecausetheathleteswere15.Theyhadlostlegsinaccidents,wereblindorhaddiseasesthatmadetheirmusclesvery16.

17theirdisabilities,mostoftherunners18itthroughthe25-hourrace.

“Disabledpeoplealways19whenweareaskedwhywearerunningsuchalongdistance,andwesmilebecausewe20thechallenge,”saidablindrunner.

TherunnersinPolandshowedthatthere’salmost21thatthedisabledcan’tdowhentheygivetheirmindstoit.Thereareabout37milliondisabledpeopleintheU.S..Justadecade22,peoplethoughttheywerebetteroffifthey23homeanddidaslittleaspossible.

That’s24.Disabledathletesarechallengingall25andprovingwithoutquestionsthattheycan26inalmosteverysport.Thedisabledaretakingpartinrunning,golfing,skiing,bicycling,rockclimbingandrafting（皮划艇运动）.A___27womanranintheBostonMarathon.Herhusbandraninfrontofherandheldaropesosheknewwheretorun.

In1988,376disabledAmericanscompetedinmany28inaspecialdivisionoftheSeoulOlympics.Thesebraveathletesareprovingthatthestereotype（偏见）thatthedisabledareinactiveisoutof29.

Theyhavebeenh