英语必修1&2Unit 1 Friendship课时练习

这是一份英语必修1&2Unit 1 Friendship课时练习，共6页。
1. The children are terribly ______by the break-up f their parents’ marriage .
A. relieved B. eased C. upset D. cmfrted
2. There’s n pint _______upset abut the mistake .Be careful next time .
A. making B. taking C. ging D. getting
3. ________abut sn’s future ,the mther has been sleeping very badly these mnths .
A. Cncerning B. Cncerned C .T cncern D. Having cncerned
4. When we are getting excited ,angry r scared ,ur bdies als ______many physical change .
A. g ver B. g arund C. g thrugh D. g far
5. I used t quarrel a lt with my parents ,but nw we _______fine .
A. lk ut B. stay up C. carry n D. get alng
6. I can’t express hw _______I am fr yu ‘ve dne fr me .
A. grateful B. lse C. calm D. entire
7. In rder t build the dam ,they mved the lcal peple and ______them in anther place .
A. recvered B. ignred C. cncerned D. settled
8. The dctrs are delighted t find that the patient is beginning t ______frm heart truble .
A. uncver B. discver C. recver D. cver
9. The train arrived at ______8 ’clck ,neither earlier nr later .
A. clearly B. exactly C. widely D. nearly
10. Steve gave me sme useful _____n hw t take gd picture .
A. pwers B. tips C. items D. thunders
11. Alexander tried t get his wrk _______in the medical circles .
A. t recgnize B. recgnizing C. recgnize D. recgnized
12. Wuld yu please _______the paper fr me and see if there are any bvius mistakes ?
A. lk arund B. lk int C. lk up D. lk thrugh
13. She refused t ffer any help ,which quite _____all the peple present .
A. ignred B. settled C. upset D. suffered
14. He devted himself ______t his research wrk, having n time fr play .
A. exactly B. gratefully C. lsely D. entirely
15. She drew back the _______at nine in the mrning t let sme sunlight in .
A. curtains B. suitcases C. pwer D. frce
16. He was tld that it wuld be at least three mre mnths _______he culd recver and return t wrk .
A. when B. befre C. since D. that
17. Yu’d better ______yur scres and see if yu have passed the exam .
A. add B. add t C. add up D. add up t
18. It's high time yu had yur hair cut ;it’s getting __________.
A. t much lng B. much t lng C. lng t much D. t lng much
19. —D yu knw ur twn ?
----N ,this is the first time I _____here .
A. cme B. am cming C. came D. have cme
20. Henry brke the windw .I’ll ask him why __________ .
A. did he d that B. he did that
C. had he dne that D. he had dne that
21. Sme bsses dislike ___________peple t share their respnsibilities ;they keep all imprtant matters tightly in their wn hands .
A. allwing B. t allw C. allw D. allwed
22. Her father _______her staying away frm hme, fr her safety f curse .
A. disagrees B. dislikes C. disappears D. dismisses
23. I dislike _________when thers laugh at me in public r think prly f me behind .
A. that B. thse C. it D. them
24. An increasing number f peple are cncerning themselves ________ envirnmental prblems .
A. with B. at C. f D. n
25. In his letter t the manager ,he asked several questins ________the future f the cmpany .
A. cncerned B. being cncerned C. cncerning D. t cncern
Part tw :Clse test
Michael O’her lived alne with his father, and the tw f them had a very special relatinship. The father believed in encuragement.
Thugh Michael was the 26 f the class when he entered high schl, his 27 cntinued t encurage him, but als made it very clear that he did nt have t play 28 if he didn’t want t.
Hwever, Michael lved ftball and was 29 t try his best at every practice. All thrugh high schl, he never 30 a practice r a game, but remained a bench warmer（替补队员） all fur years. His 31 father was always in the stands, with wrds f 32 fr him.
It was the end f the ftball seasn, and as Michael ran slwly nt the practice field shrtly 33 the big final game, the cach met him with a telegram. Michael 34 the telegram and became deathly silent—his father died that mrning, and the sad man left fr 35 immediately.
In the third quarter, when the team was ten pints 36 , a silent yung man eagerly 37 nt the sidelines. The cach and his players were shcked t see their team-mate back s 38 .
“Cach, please let me 39 . I have t play tday,” said Michael. Feeling srry fr him, the cach 40 . Befre lng, nbdy culd believe their eyes. This small bench warmer played like a（n） 41 . He helped his team win finally.
When the team was cheering fr their 42 , Michael was sitting in the crner all alne. The cach came t him and said, “Yu were fantastic! Tell me 43 yu did it?”
Tears in eyes, Michael said, “Well, yu knew my dad died, but did yu knw he was blind?” He 44 a smile, “Dad came t all my games, but tday was the first time he culd 45 me play, and I wanted t shw him I culd d it!”
26. A. strngest B. smallest C. biggest D. yungest
27. A. cach B. players C. classmates D. father
28. A. ftball B. games C. practices D. basketball
29. A. required B. determined C. satisfied D. reminded
30. A. failed B. lst C. missed D. wn
31. A. sympathetic B. upset C. faithful D. ptimistic
32. A. encuragement B. judgment C. wisdm D. amusement
33. A. after B. since C. twards D. befre
34. A. went thrugh B. turned ver C. gt ver D. tre up
35. A. schl B. hme C. field D. class
36. A. ahead B. beside C. behind D. away
37. A. walked B. ran C. stepped D. slipped
38. A. quietly B. sadly C. punctually D. sn
39. A. g B. fight C. wrk D. play
40. A. left B. refused C. agreed D. cried
41. A. star B. sn C. amateur D. trainer
42. A. victry B. award C. memrial D. unity
43. A. why B. when C. where D. hw
44. A. spread B. skipped C. frced D. stpped
45. A. hear B. see C. feel D. make
Part three: Reading cmprehensin
A
The stry begins with fishing.
Once a by and his father went fishing befre bass (a kind f special fish) seasn pened. They were fishing early in the evening, catching ther fish with wrms. Then the by tied n a small silver lure (鱼饵) and put it int the lake. Suddenly he felt that smething very big pulling n the lure. His father watched with admiratin as the by skillfully brught the fish beside the bank. Finally he lifted the tired fish frm the water. It was the largest ne he had ever seen, but it was a bass(the special fish).
The by and his father lked at the big fish. The father lit a match and lked at his watch. It was 10 pm – tw hurs befre the bass seasn pened. He lked at the fish, then at the by. “Yu’ll have t put it back, sn,” he said.
“Dad!” cried the by, “There will be ther fish,” said his father. “Nt as big as this ne,” cried the by. He lked arund the lake. N ther fishermen r bats were in sight in the mnlight. He lked again at his father.
Even thugh n ne had seen them, nr culd anyne ever knw what time he had caught the fish, the by culd tell frm his father’s vice that the decisin culdn’t be changed. He threw the huge bass int the black water. The big fish disappeared. The by thught that he wuld never again see such a big fish.
That was 34 years ag. Tday the by is a successful architect in New Yrk City. He ften takes his wn sn and daughters t fish at the same place.
And he was right. He has never again caught such a large fish as the ne he gt that night lng ag. But he des see that same fish … again and again … every time he has an ethical decisin t make. Fr, as his father had taught him, ethics (伦理道德)are simple matters f right and wrng. It is nly the practice f ethics that is difficult.
46. What happened when the big fish turned ut t be a bass?
A. The by threw the bass back int the water willingly.
B. The by and his father discussed what t d with the big fish.
C. The father lit a match in rder t check the time.
D. They wrried ther fishermen may discver what they had dne.
47. Frm the text we knw that the father _____.
A. disliked the huge fish B. was firm and stubbrn
C. didn’t lve his sn D. always disagreed with his sn
48. The successful architect went fishing with his children at the same place because _____.
A. they might catch a big fish there B. he was taught a mral lessn there
C. it was a mst ppular fishing spt D. their children enjyed fishing there
49. What des the stry imply?
A. An ethical decisin is always easy t make.
B. It is easy t say smething, but difficult t d.
C. It’s hard t tell right frm wrng smetimes
D. Fishing can help ne t make right decisins
B
Be careful what yu say arund yur dg. It might understand mre than yu think.
A brder cllie named Ric recgnizes the names f abut 200 bjects, say researchers in Germany. The dg als appears t be able t learn new wrds as easily as a 3-year-ld child. Its wrd-learning skills are as gd as thse f a parrt r chimpanzee(黑猩猩).
In ne experiment, the researchers tk all 200 items that Ric is suppsed t knw and divided them int 20 grups f 10 bjects. Then the wner tld the dg t g and fetch ne f the items and bring it back. In fur tests, Ric gt 37 ut f 40 cmmands right. As the dg culdn't see anyne t get clues, the scientists believe Ric must understand the meanings f certain wrds.
In anther experiment, the scientists tk ne ty that Ric had never seen befre and put it in a rm with seven tys whse names the dg already knew. The wner then tld Ric t fetch the bject, using a wrd the dg had never heard befre.
The crrect bject was chsen in seven ut f l0 tests, suggesting that the dg had wrked ut the answer by prcess f eliminatin(排除法). A mnth later, Ric remembered half f the new names, which is even mre impressive.
Ric is thught t be smarter than the average dgs. Fr ne thing, Ric is a brder cllie, a breed (品种)knwn fr its mental abilities. In additin, the 9-year-ld dg has been trained t fetch tys by their names since the age f nine mnths.
It's hard t knw if all dgs understand at least sme f the wrds we say. Even if they d, they can't talk back. Still, it wuldn't hurt t sweet-talk yur dg every nw and then. Yu might just get a big, wet kiss in return!
50. Frm paragraph 2 we knw that __ .
A. animals are as clever as human beings
B. dgs are smarter than parrts and chimpanzees
C. chimpanzees have very gd wrd-learning skills
D. dgs have similar ‘learning abilities’ as 3-year-ld children
51. Bth experiments shw that .
A. Ric is smart enugh t get all cmmands right
B. Ric can recgnize different things including tys
C. Ric has develped the ability f learning mathematics
D. Ric wn't frget the names f bjects nce recgnizing them
52. Which f the fllwing statements is true?
A. The purpse f the experiments is t shw the brder cllie's mental abilities.
B. Ric has a better memry partly because f its prper early training.
C. The brder cllie is wrld-famus fr recgnizing bjects.
D. Ric is brn t understand its wner's cmmands.
53. What des the writer want t tell us?
A. T train yur dg. B. T talk t yur dg.
C. T be friendly t yur dg. D. T be careful with yur dg.
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