单元规范训练BOOK5Unit1Greatscientists新人教版必修5高中英

1Book5Unit1GreatscientistsⅠ.单项填空1．I________alongthestreetlookingforaplacetoparkwhentheaccident________.A．went；washappeningB．went；happenedC．wasgoing；happenedD．wasgoing；hadhappened2．In________reviewof44studies，Americanresearchersfoundthatmenandwomenwhoatesixkeyfoodsdailycuttheriskof________heartdiseaseby76%.A．a；theB．the；aC．a；/D．/；a3．WhenIgotthere，hewas________aweddingparty.A．attendingB．joiningC．attendingtoD．joiningin4．—Wouldyoupleasehelpmewiththebox?—________.A．Yes，pleaseB．No，pleasedon’tC．WithpleasureD．Mypleasure5．—Whichdoctoris________yourwound?—DoctorWang.A．curingB．treatingC．operatingD．attending6．Theboy________bythepolicehasnoparents.A．questionedB．hasbeenquestionedC．havingbeenquestionedD．questioning7．Healwaysgivesstudentsenoughtimeto______whattheyhavejustlearnt.A．attractB．absorbC．getD．receive8．________fortheterriblecoalmineaccident，asthepublicthought，themayorofthecityfeltnervousandwasatalosswhattodo.A．HavingblamedB．HewastoblameC．BeingtobeblamedD．Beingtoblame9．It’ssaidthatdrivingafterdrinking________thousandsoftrafficaccidentseveryyear.A．resultsfromB．contributestoC．devotestoD．liesin10．Therearemanytoysontheshelfandyoucanusewhicheveryouwant，butplease________them________whenyouhavefinishedplayingwiththem.A．put；onB．put；downC．put；backD．put；off211．Shesmiledhappily，________asetofamazingwhiteteeth.A．exposingB．beingexposedC．exposedD．toexpose12．Yourcompositioniswell­written________somespellingmistakes.A．besidesB．exceptforC．aswellasD．inadditionto13．Dogshaveaverygood________ofsmellandareoftenusedtosearchforsurvivorsintheearthquake.A．senseB．viewC．meansD．idea14．Hesuggested________ameetinganditsuggestedthathe________inourplan.A．tohold；wasinterestedB．holding；wasinterestedC．holding；shouldbeinterestedD．shouldhold；beinterested15．—What’sthematter?—Ican’tgettheengine________.A．runningB．runC．torunD．ranⅡ.完形填空Onceafarmerhadsomepuppiestosell.Hepainteda(n)__16__advertisingthepupsandsetaboutnailingittoapostontheedgeofhisyard.__17__hewasdrivingthelastnailintothepost，hefeltasuddenpullonhistrousers.He__18__downintotheeyesofalittleboy.“Mister，”hesaid，“Iwanttobuyoneofyourpuppies.”“Well，”saidthefarmer，asherubbedthesweatoffthebackofhis__19__，“thesepuppiescomefromfineparentsand__20__agooddealofmoney.”Theboy__21__hisheadforamoment.Thenreachingdeepintohispocket，hepulledoutahandfulof__22__andheldituptothefarmer.“I’vegotthirty­ninecents.Isthatenoughtotakealook？”“Sure，”saidthefarmer.Andwiththathe__23__awhistle，“Here，Dolly！”hecalled.__24__fromthedoghouseanddowntheroadranDolly__25__byfourlittleballsoffur.Asthedogsmadetheir__26__tothefence，thelittleboynoticedsomethingelsemovinginsidethedoghouse.__27__anotherlittleballappeared，thisonenoticeablysmaller.Thelittlepupbeganwalkingunsteadilytowardtheothers，doingitsbestto__28__.“Iwantthatone，”thelittleboysaid，__29__attherunt(矮个子)．Thefarmerkneltdownattheboy’ssideandsaid，“Son，you__30__wantthatpuppy.Hewillneverbeableto__31__andplaywithyouasotherdogswould.”Withthatthelittleboy__32__backfromthefence，reacheddown，andbeganrollingupone3legofhis__33__.Indoingsoheshowedasteelbrace(支柱)runningdownbothsidesofhislegattachingitselftoa__34__madeshoe.Lookingbackupatthefarmer，hesaid，“Yousee，sir，Idon’truntoowellmyself，andhewillneedsomeonewhounderstands.”The__35__isfullofpeoplewhoneedsomeonewhounderstands.16．A.sightB．paperC．informationD．sign17．A.ThenB．BeforeC．AsD．After18．A.putB．lookedC．kneltD．stared19．A.noseB．neckC．headD．face20．A.spendB．spareC．makeD．cost21．A.raisedB．liftedC．fellD．dropped22．A.notesB．changeC．sugarD．goods23．A.letoutB．carriedoutC．putoutD．leftout24．A.UpB．OverC．OutD．In25．A.cameB．followedC．wentD．caught26．A.stepB．wayC．walkD．drive27．A.QuicklyB．SlowlyC．OddlyD．Sadly28．A.getupB．standupC．catchupD．moveup29．A.movingB．pointingC．callingD．turning30．A.mustn’tB．don’tC．can’tD．needn’t31．A.runB．sitC．walkD．stand32．A.steppedB．talkedC．climbedD．fell33．A.clothesB．dressesC．sweatersD．trousers34．A.simplyB．speciallyC．carefullyD．newly35．A.farmB．countryC．cityD．worldⅢ.阅读理解Wherewelive，ontheeasternshoreofMaryland，thegentlewatersruninandoutlikefingersslimmingatthetips.TheCanadageeseknowthisplace，asdothewhiteswansandtheducks.Inautumn，theycomehomeforthewinter.Onceortwiceeachyear，snowandfrozenrainmoveintothearea.Whenthishappens，iftheriverisatitsnarrowest，thereisafreezewhichhardensthewatertoice.Onemorning，afriendofminesetthebreakfasttablebesidethehugewindow，whichoverlookedtheTredAvonRiver.Suddenlysheleanedforwardandcriedout，“Thereisagooseoutthere.”4WesawthefigureofalargeCanadagoose，verystill，itswingsfoldedtighttoitssides，itsfeetfrozenintotheice.Thenfromthedarkskies，shesawalineofswans.Theyfloatedfromthetopoftheskydownwardandatlastlandedontheice.Myfriendwasonherfeetnow，withonehandagainsthermouth，unbelieving.Astheswanssurroundedthefrozengoose，shefearedthatlifeitstillhadmightbepecked(啄)outbythosegreatswanbills.Instead，thosebillsbegantoworkontheice.Thelongneckswereliftedandcurveddown，againandagain.Itwentonforalongtime.Atlast，thegoose’sheadwaslifted.Itsbodywaspulled.Thenthegoosewasfreeandstoodontheice.Andtheswansstoodintheairwatching.Then，asifithadcried，“Ican