人教版选修6英语unit 1《art》单元同步测试.docx

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人教版选修6英语unit1《art》单元同步测试

Unit1.Art单元同步测试

I单项选择

1.Youhavetobe________.Anybodylikeyouwithoutany______experienceisnotlikelytobegivenabigsalaryevenifyougraduatefromafamousuniversity..sVRHG4jBU9

A.true;realisticB.realistic;practicalC.practical;realisticD.real;realisticsVRHG4jBU9

2.Sculpturesaresomething______buttheconceptstheydemonstrateare_______,whichtakeswisdomtounderstandsVRHG4jBU9

A.real;subtractB.concrete;abstractC.realistic;subscribeD.specific;conventionalsVRHG4jBU9

3.Havefaith______yourself,befaithful_______yourworkandmakeeveryeffortyoucanandthenyouarenotfarawayfromsuccess.sVRHG4jBU9

A.of;ofB.in;inC.to;inD.in;to

4.Plowingthefieldisthe______meanstogrowcropsinChina,typical_____theChinesefarmingforthousandsofyears.sVRHG4jBU9

A.controversial;withB.traditional;inC.conventional;ofD.contemporary;tosVRHG4jBU9

5.Strictmeasureshavetobe______toprotect______childrenfromfamilyabuses.sVRHG4jBU9

A.adapted;adoptedB.adopted;adoptedC.adjusted;adjustedD.attached;adoptedsVRHG4jBU9

6.Studentsaregivenalotofexercisestodo,_______toimprovetheirgrades.sVRHG4jBU9

A.aimedB.aimingC.tobeaimedD.toaim

7.Nobodyknowsforsurewhopossessedtheancientflowervase.Inotherwords,nobodyknowsforsurewhois______oftheflowervase.sVRHG4jBU9

A.inpossessionB.inthepossessionC.ofthepossessionD.withpossessionsVRHG4jBU9

8.Thestoryistotallymadeup.If_______ithappenstobe______anyone’sexperience,weareheretoapologize.sVRHG4jBU9

A.bycoincidence;similartoB.byaccident;incoincidencewithsVRHG4jBU9

C.bychance;bycoincidencewithD.X;incoincidencetosVRHG4jBU9

9.Whethereuthanasia（安乐死>shouldbemadelegalhasbeen________inthelawcircleformanyyears.sVRHG4jBU9

A.conventionalB.controversialC.potentialD.experimentalsVRHG4jBU9

10.Itisridiculousofyoutobeafraidofyourown______,whichfollowseverywhereyougowhenthereislight.sVRHG4jBU9

A.shadeB.shadowC.figureD.sculpture

11.Ihaveheardofthefamousscholarthousandsoftimesbuthaven’tseenhim_______.sVRHG4jBU9

A.inthefleshB.inpersonalC.infleshD.inprivatesVRHG4jBU9

12.Allvisitorswereamazedattheskillsand______theartist______whencarvingthefigureonthemarblesVRHG4jBU9

A.technologies;showedB.techniques;displayedsVRHG4jBU9

C.technology;madeD.technique;displayedsVRHG4jBU9

13.Insucha______situation,wehavetobecarefulofwhatwesayandwhatwedo.sVRHG4jBU9

A.delicateB.fragileC.weakD.flexible

14.It_______asuperbmindtopredictwhatwillexactlyhappeninthefuture.sVRHG4jBU9

A.takesB.costsC.spendsD.makes

15.Itstillremainsamysterywhysomepeopleare_______certainflowerfragrancewhileothersarenot.sVRHG4jBU9

A.allergictoB.accustomedtoC.addictedtoD.appealingtosVRHG4jBU9

16.Egypt______ahighreputationofancientcivilizationacrosstheworldsVRHG4jBU9

A.likesB.appreciatesC.enjoysD.isfondofsVRHG4jBU9

17._______oftimeandenergyhasbeenspentinmakingtheearthquake-strickenareasapermanentmuseumtoremindpeoplehowdisastrousanaturaldisastercanbe.sVRHG4jBU9

A.LargequantitiesB.AgreatdealC.AgoodmanyD.AplentysVRHG4jBU9

18.Thegirl______tofigureoutwhattheboy’sattemptwas_____bygivingherabunchofrosesbutwithoutsuccess.sVRHG4jBU9

A.managed;XB.succeeded;onC.attempted;atD.tried;onsVRHG4jBU9

19.Visualteachingaids_______tostudentsandhelpthemlearnbetterbut______theyshouldnotbeoverusedinclass.sVRHG4jBU9

A.attract;ontheotherhandB.appeal;ontheotherhandsVRHG4jBU9

C.holdinterest;onotherhandD.areinterested;ononehandsVRHG4jBU9

20.________exhibitsmadeofclayonexhibitionhavetobetakenspecialcareof_____themfrombeingdamaged.sVRHG4jBU9

A.Delicate;preventingB.Fragile;tostopC.Weak;tokeepD.Faint;keepingsVRHG4jBU9

21.Theoldmanenjoyscollectingsignaturesofcotemporaryfamouspeople_______famouspaintings.sVRHG4jBU9

A.withpreferenceofB.inpreferencetoC.inpreferenceforD.withpreferencetosVRHG4jBU9

22.Thedistrictcommittee______havingabigheadachein______withtheaggressiveboyswhomaketroublenowandtheninthearea.sVRHG4jBU9

A.is;dealingB.are;dealingC.is;doingD.are;doingsVRHG4jBU9

23.Pleasegiveusa_______explanation______whyyouhavedoneso______ingeometryinschool.sVRHG4jBU9

A.specific;to;wellB.concrete;for;goodC.general;to;wonderfulD.specific;to;goodsVRHG4jBU9

24.---Ihearthereisanartgalleryaroundhereandcouldyoutellmehowtogettoit,sir?

sVRHG4jBU9

---Itis______207ontheFifthAvenue.Walkdownthisstreetandyou______.sVRHG4jBU9

A.on;can’tmissitB.at;can’tavoiditC.on;can’tescapeD.at;can’tmissitsVRHG4jBU9

25.Studentsareburdenedwithtoomuchexercises,_______theirschoolgrade.sVRHG4jBU9

A.aimingtoimproveB.aimingatimprovingC.aimedtoimproveD.aimedtoimprovingsVRHG4jBU9

II.完形填空

DorothyBrownwasveryhappyasshesatinthetheatrelisteningtothemusic.TodayherlittledaughterLaurenwasgivingher___26___concert.Shehadbeenwaitingforthis___27___foryearsandyears.“Nowitishereatlast,”shethought.“Howbeautifulher___28___is.”sVRHG4jBU9

Thesongmadeher___29___tothedayswhenshewasLauren’s___30___.Asayoung___31___,Dorothywantedtobeaconcertsinger.Shestudied___32___inFrance,ItalyandintheUnitedStates.“Youcanbecomeafine___33___inthefuture,”herteacherstoldher.“Butyoumustbe___34___tostudyhardandworkformanyyears.Therewillbe___35___timeforanythingbutmusicinyourlife.”sVRHG4jBU9

Dorothywas___36___atthattimeandshewas___37___thatmusicwasallshewantedorneededto___38___herlife.ForalmostayearDorothy___39___ofnothingelse.Thenshe___40___David,ayoungengineertravellingEurope.Theysoonfellin___41___.Davidaskedhertobehis___42___.DorothyalsowantedtomarryDavid.Butsheloved___43___,too.Shedidn’tknowwhattodo.Davidwasagainstherbeingasinger.Hesaid,“Ifyouwanttobeasinger,youmustforgetaboutgettingmarried.Youcan’t___44___doboth.”Thusherdaysweregoneandwouldneverreturn.sVRHG4jBU9

NowLaurenbecameasingerinsteadofher,whichwasher___45___.sVRHG4jBU9

26.A.sorryB.successfulC.firstD.wonderful

27.A.danceB.momentC.showD.party

28.A.voiceB.faceC.dressD.life

29.A.thinkofB.bringbackC.gobackD.comebacksVRHG4jBU9

30.A.ageB.friendC.motherD.teacher

31.A.musicianB.popstarC.ladyD.girl

32.A.FrenchB.musicC.pianoD.dance

33.A.actressB.studentC.singerD.dancer

34.A.preparedB.learningC.drivenD.waiting

35.A.someB.anyC.noD.enough

36.A.eightB.eighteenC.eightyD.eighty-eight

37.A.luckyB.sureC.afraidD.fond

38.A.fillB.liveC.leadD.take

39.A.heardB.knewC.talkedD.thought

40.A.sawoff B.learnedfromC.heardof D.metwithsVRHG4jBU9

41.A.loveB.feelingC.musicD.touch

42.A.assistantB.teacherC.wifeD.student

43.A.himB.engineeringC.herselfD.music

44.A.certainlyB.possiblyC.onlyD.mainly

45.A.thought                B.hopeC.purposeD.willsVRHG4jBU9

III阅读理解

第一节：

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Thirty-twopeoplewatchedKittyGenovesebeingkilledrightbelowtheirwindows.Shewastheirneighbor.Yetnoneofthe32helpedher.Notoneevencalledthepolice,Wasthisingunmancruelty?

Wasitlackoffeelingaboutone’sfellowman?

sVRHG4jBU9

“Notso,”sayscientistsJohnBarleyandBibFatane.Thesemenwentbeyondtheheadlinestoresearchintothereasonswhypeopledidn’tact.Theyfoundthatapersonhastogothroughtwostepsbeforehecanhelp.Firsthehastonoticethatisanemergency<紧急情况）.Supposeyouseeamiddle-agedmanfalltotheside-walk.Ishehavingaheartattack?

Isheinacoma<昏迷）fromaheadache?

Orisheabouttosleepoffadrunk?

sVRHG4jBU9

Isthesmokecomingintotheroomfromaleak<漏洞）intheairconditioning?

Isit“steampipes”?

Orisitreallysmokefromafire?

It’snotalwayseasytotellifyouarefacedwitharealemergency.Second,andmoreimportant,thepersonfacedwithanemergencymustfeelpersonallyresponsible<负责任的）.Hemustfeelthathemusthelp,orthepersonwon’tgetthehelpheneeds.sVRHG4jBU9

Theresearchersfoundthatalotdependsonhowmanypeoplearearound.Theyhadcollegestudentsintobe“tested.”Somecamealone.Somecamewithoneortwoothers.Andsomecameinlargegroups.Theresearchersstartedthemoffonthe“tests.”Thentheywentintothenextroom.Acurtaindividedthe“testingroom”andtheroomintowhichtheywent.Soonthestudentsheardascream,thenoiseofbookshelvesfallingandacryforhelp.Allofthishadbeenprerecordedonataperecorder.sVRHG4jBU9

Eightoutoftenofthestudentstakingthetestaloneactedtohelp.Ofthestudentsinpairs,onlytwooutoftenhelped.Ofthestudentsingroups,nonehelped.sVRHG4jBU9

Inotherwords,inagroup,Americansoftenfailtoact.Theyfeelthatotherswillact.They,themselves,needn’t.Theydonotfeelanddirectresponsibility.sVRHG4jBU9

Arepeoplebotheredbysituationswherepeopleareintrouble?

Yes.Scientistsfoundthatthepeoplewereshocked,theysweated,andtheyhadtremblinghands.Theyfelttheotherperson’strouble.Buttheydidnotact.Theywereinagroup.Theiractionswereshapedbytheactionsofthosetheywerewith.sVRHG4jBU9

46．Thepurposeofthispassageis.

A.toexplainwhypeoplefailtoactinemergenc