限时集训4 练习.docx

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限时集训4练习

限时集训（四）　Cyberspace

A卷　基础达标卷

Ⅰ.单句语法填空

1．Anearthquakehitthecity，________（destroy）manybuildingsandroads.

2．Thegovernmentcalledonpeoplealloverthecountry________________（offer）theirhelptothedisasterhitarea.

3．Theprogrammewasintended________________（focus）attentiononglobalwarming.

4．Playingcomputergameswillnotonlydogreat________toyourphysicalhealth，butitisalso________toyourmentalhealth.Sothereisno________inadvisingyoutogiveitup.（harm）

5．________averagemensmokemorecigarettesthanwomen.

6．（2014·安徽蚌埠模拟）Theexpertsuggested________（prepare）enoughwaterandfoodforthetrip，orthetravelerswouldfindithard________________（get）themwhentheygothungryorthirsty.

7．—Lookattheskydivers！

Howwonderful!

—Yes，asifthey________________（fly）inthesky.

8．（2014·安徽安庆二模改编）—You________________（be）betternowifyouhadlistenedtome.

—NexttimeIwill.

9．Withsomanytiresomeproblems____________________（settle），thenewlyelectedministerisleadingahardtimenow.

10．（2014·安徽马鞍山第一次教学质量检测）Itwaswithgreatjoy________heworkedouttheproblemthathehadlongbeenpuzzledabout.

Ⅱ.翻译句子

1．重要的是我必须见到他本人。

（it作形式主语）

__________________________________________

2．他跑进房子，仿佛看到了什么可怕的东西。

（asif）

__________________________________________

3．他想成为一名医生的梦想终于实现了。

（cometrue）

__________________________________________

4．你和大学的同学还有联系吗？

（beintouchwith）

__________________________________________

5．他们可能对他很生气。

（likely）

__________________________________________

Ⅲ.教材活用——根据课文内容完成下面的短文

TheFutureofCyberspace

Inthelastthirtyyears，theInternet1.________________（grow）rapidly，andthisgrowthis2.________（clear）goingtocontinue.

Someexpertsarepessimisticaboutthefuture.Oneworryiscrimeincyberspace.Inthefuture，terroristsmay“attack”theworld’scomputers，causechaos,3.________makeplanesandtrains4.________（crash）．

However，manypeopleareoptimistic5.________thefutureoftheInternet.Already，userscanbuybooks，findoutaboutholidayoffersandsoon.AngelaRossettoofCyberiamagazinebelieves6.________，inthefuture，wewillgetentertainmentfromtheNetandthattelevisionwillprobablydisappear.7.________mailservicemayalsovanish（消失）withtheincreasinguseofemail.

Someexpertsseeourfutureinvirtualreality—theuseofcomputerswithsoundsandpictures8.________makeyoufeelasif9.________areina10.________（really）situation.

Ⅳ.完形填空

（2014·石家庄市高三模拟考试）

Ifyouwanttostandout，thereisnoalternativebuthardwork.

Onceaboyin__1__clothesfullofpatchesrantoaskasuccessfulbuildingcontractor（承包商）inaconstructionsite，“HowcouldIbecomeas__2__asyouwhenIgrowup？

”

Witha__3__attheboy，thecontractorreplied，“Thereisastoryaboutthreediggers.Thefirstdiggerlikedholdingaspadewithoutdoinganythingbutsayingthathewantedtobea（n）__4__inthefuture.Thesecondalwaysliked__5__abouttheworkandhislow__6__.Thethirddiggerliked__7__devotinghimselftodigging.Later，thefirstwasstillholdinghisspadeinthe__8__placeandthesecondtookanexcuseforearly__9__.Onlythethirdbecameaboss.Doyouunderstandthe__10__ofthisstory？

Justgotobuya__11__shirtandworkhard.”

Thelittleboywas__12__.Soheaskedthecontractortoexplainfurther.__13__theworkingbuilders，thecontractorreplied，“Lookatmyworkers！

Ican’trememberalltheirnames，andevenIhaveno__14__ofsomeofthem.Mostofthemwearblueshirts.Butifyoulook__15__，youwillnoticeasunburnedmaninred.Heseemstobeworkingharderthanothers.Heisalwaysthefirstonetoworkwhilethelastonetoleave.Itisexactlyhisredshirtthatmakeshim__16__.Soonhewillbe__17__tomyassistant.Youknow，thatisalsohowIgot__18___Iamnow.Iworkedhardandworeastripedshirt.Myboss__19__me.Ialsobecameabosseventually.”

Successcanonly__20__action.Workinghardisallwinners’sharedexperienceforachievingtheirdreams.

1．A.spottedB．ragged

C．elegantD．formal

2．A.creativeB．strong

C．richD．responsible

3．A.glance　B．laugh

C．waveD．shout

4．A.designerB．architect

C．bossD．assistant

5．A.thinkingB．learning

C．explainingD．complaining

6．A.spiritB．salary

C．abilityD．intelligence

7．A.quietlyB．excitedly

C．obviouslyD．freely

8．A.remoteB．ideal

C．originalD．suitable

9．A.arrivalB．retirement

C．developmentD．payment

10．A.endingB．people

C．moralD．importance

11．A.yellowB．red

C．whiteD．blue

12．A.puzzledB．disappointed

C．embarrassedD．inspired

13．A.SpeakingtoB．Referringto

C．ComingtoD．Pointingto

14．A.impressionB．description

C．information　　D．expression

15．A.frequentlyB．regularly

C．carefullyD．doubtfully

16．A.standoutB．workout

C．turnoutD．giveout

17．A.employedB．elected

C．admittedD．promoted

18.A.whichB．where

C．whoD．why

19．A.praised　B．ignored

C．scoldedD．noticed

20．A.bringaboutB．leadto

C．resultfromD．getinto

Ⅴ.阅读理解

（2014·安徽省六校教育研究会高三联考）

Dogsandmillionaireshavealotincommon.Theyareabsoluteopportunists（especiallywhenitcomestorewards）．Theydefendtheirterritory（地盘）．Andingeneral，theydon’tlikecats.PerhapsthatexplainsanewsurveyshowingthatmillionairesarefarmoredogfriendlythantherestofAmericans.

AccordingtoastudybySpectremGroup,58%ofmillionairepetownershaveadog.Only37%ownacat.Only3%keepfish,2%birdsand2%haveahorse.Similarly,39%ofUShouseholdsownadog，comparedto33%ofhouseholdsowningacat，releasedbyTheHumaneSocietyoftheUnitedStates.

JenniferCona，atrustandestateattorney（信托和资产律师）andpartnerwithGenserSubowGenser&ConainNewYork，doesalotofworkonpettrusts.Shesaidofallthepettrustsshe’sworkedon,90%arefordogsandonly10%areforcats.

Shesaiddogsprovideonethingespeciallyimportantforthewealthy：

unconditionallove.

“Youdon’tgetthatfromacat，”shesaid.“Dogsarelikechildrenforsomefamilies，exceptthattheydon’tmessupincollegeorrunoffwithmoney.Sometimesit’seasytoseewhydogsarethefavoritechild.”

Millionairesshowtheirlovefortheirdogsinpartbytheirspending.Onequarterofmillionairepetownersspendmorethan$1,000ayearontheirpetseveryyear，theSpectremstudysaid，whilemorethanhalfspendmorethan$500ayear.

Manywouldsaythosenumbersareunderestimated，givenallthediamonddogcollars，dogfoodsandboomingdogspasinevidencethesedays，nottomentionthemedicalbills.

Thesurveyshowed34%ofpetownersspendmoneyondecorating，whileonly6%spendon“sweaters，outfitsandcostumes”．

Morethanhalfofmillionairepetownersspendmoneyonteethcleaningfortheirpets.Morethan16%，meanwhile，saidtheywouldspendmoneyonreconstructivesurgeriesand“antianxiety，antidepression”medicationfortheirpets.

1．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．MillionaireslikedogsmorethanotherAmericans.

B．KeepingdogsaspetsisquitepopularamongAmericans.

C．Petdogshelprelievetheirowners’anxietyanddepression.

D．Millionairesspendmuchmoneyonteethcleaningfortheirpets.

2．FromthesurveybySpectremGroup，wecanlearn________.

A．aboutonethirdofAmericanhouseholdsownacat

B．morethanhalfofmillionairepetownershaveadog

C．millionairepetownersspend$1,000ontheirpetsdaily

D．34%ofpetownersspendmoneyondogclothing

3．What’sthemainreasonwhymillionairesshowgreatlovefortheirdogs?

A．Theycanaffordthehighexpensetoraisepetdogs.

B．Petdogshavenevermadeamessofthingsaround.

C．Millionairesfeelmoresecureincompanyofdogs.

D．Petdogsshowunconditionallovefortheirowners.

4．WhatdoesJenniferConaprobablythinkofmillionairesowningpetdogs?

A．Ridiculous.　　　　B．Acceptable.

C．Negative.D．Indifferent.

Ⅵ.短文改错

YesterdayIwenttothepark.Ihappenedtoseeatouchedevent.Atthattime，somepeoplewereboatinginthelake.Ahappyfamilywastakingphotoswhensuddenlythegirlfallsofftheboatintothewater.Thegirlcouldswimandwasstruggling，soherparentscriedout，“Help！

Help！

”Itwasobviouslythattheycouldnotswim，either.Hearingthecry，theyoungmanimmediatelyrushedtothelake.Withouttakingawayhisclothes，hejumpedintothewaterandswamtowardsthegirl，thatwasalreadytiredout.Atlasthehadcarriedhertothebank.Sheweresaved!

B卷　能力提升卷

Ⅰ.阅读理解

A

（2014·北京市通州区二模）

WalkingdownapaththroughsomewoodsinGeorgia，Isawasmallpoolofwateraheadonthepath.Iangledmydirectiontogoarounditonthepartofthepaththat“wasn’tcoveredbywaterormud.AsIreachedthepool，Iwassuddenlyattacked！

YetIdidnothingfortheattack.Itwassounpredictableandfromsomewheretotallyunexpected.IwassurprisedaswellasunhurtthoughIhadbeenstruckfourorfivetimes.Ibackedupafootandmyattackerstoppedattackingme.HadIbeenhurtIwouldn’thavefounditamusing.AndIwaslaughing.Afterall，Iwasbeingattackedbyabutterfly!

Havingstoppedlaughing，Itookastepforward.Myattackerrushedmeagain.Hechargedtowardsmeatfullspeed，attemptingtohurtmebutinvain.Forasecondtime，Itookastepbackwardswhilemyattackerpaused.Iwasn’tsurewhattodo.Afterall，it’sjustnoteverydaythatoneisattackedbyabutterfly.Isteppedbacktolookthesituationover.Myattackermovedbacktolandontheground.That’swhenIdiscoveredwhymyattackerwaschargingmeonlymomentsearlier.Hehadamateandshewasdying.

Sittingclosebesideher，heopenedandclosedhiswingsasiftofanher.Icouldonlyadmiretheloveandcourageofthatbutterflyinhisconcernforhismate.Hehadtakenituponhimselftoattackmeforhismate’ssake（缘故），eventhoughshewasclearlydyingandIwassolarge.Hedidsojusttogiveherthoseextrafewpreciousmomentsoflife，shouldIhavebeencarelessenoughtosteponher.Hiscourageinattacking