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必修二Unit5《Music》单元测试1笔试部分：I.单项选择1.Hisgenerosity_______himthereputationof“Themostgenerousman”inhisarea.A.madeB.earnedC.achievedD.gave2.Thevisitorssaidthattheyhadneverdreamed______suchabeautifulscenery.A.theretobeB.oftheretobeC.oftherebeingD.ofbeing3.Herparentswantherto________inagovernmentoffice,sayingthata_____jobmeans______income,butshethinkstheotherwayaround.A.employ;secure;secureB.beemployed;certain;certainC.employherself;sure;sureD.beemployed;secure;secure4.InbigcitieslikeLondon,Paris,NewYork,youcanseestreetmusicians_____allkindsofmusicsuchasRock’n’Roll,Jazz,theBluesinthestreets.A.performB.makeC.actD.do5.I’dliketohavethesedocuments_______inaminute.A.sortingoutB.sortedoutC.tobesortedoutD.sortout6.—HowareyougettingonwithMary,yourgirlfriend?—_____________.A.BreakupB.BrokenupC.BreakdownD.Brokendown7.Itisapitythatnoneofthe_________stopped_________thepoormanlyingthere,begging.A.passer-bys;tohelpB.passers-by;helpingC.passer-bys;helpingD.passers-by;tohelp8.Whenshewasaskedhowshehadmanagedtolive_______withthemanshehatedsomuch,shedidn’t______tothequestion.A.atpeace;respondB.inpeace;answerC.withpeace;makeananswerD.inpeace;respond9.Everytimethefathercomesintohisroom,theboypretends______earnestly.A.readingB.tobereadingC.tobereadD.tohaveread10.Beforeagriculture________,peoplemadetheirlivingbyhuntingwildanimalsandtheirlifewas_______ofnature.A.cameintobeing;atthemercyB.wasborn;inthemercyC.begantoexist;indangerD.appeared;withthemercy11.Whentheinspectingteamsaidtherewasnothingillegalinthemanagementofthecompany,themanagerbreatheddeeply_______.A.withareliefB.atareliefC.inreliefD.tohisrelief12.Itisnoteasyformusiciansto_____theabilitytocomposesongsandmusicatthesametime.A.getB.formC.makeD.describe13.Thelittlegirlisnotquiteconfident______herabilitytogotoakeyuniversityandsheisverysensitive_____anythingconcernedwithit.A.of;ofB.in;toC.of;withD.about;about14.They_____onthelittleprofessor,butitledtohisfiercecriticismonus.A.playedajokeB.madefunC.hadfunD.performedajoke15.Thepictureintheadvertisementshowedanattractiveactressplaying_____,withherblousehanginglooselytothefloor.A.amusicalinstrumentB.amusicalequipmentC.musicalinstrumentsD.musicalinstrument16.Besidesourgroup,weneedsome20extraworkers_____togettheworkfinishedintime.A.aroundB.aboutC.orsoD.X17.“Youhavetotrustingod,_______friendsandbankoneducation,”theteachersaidinanhonestvoice.A.liveonB.relyonC.keeponD.insiston18._______honest,myfathernevertellsliesbut______honest,Idon’tthinkitagoodwaytolive.A.Tobe;tobeB.Being;beingC.Being;tobeD.Tobe;being19.IfyoureceiveabunchofrosesonValentine’sDay,Doyouknowwhathiddenmeaningis_______toit?A.putB.introducedC.attachedD.tied20.Thegirlwasmost_______whentheyoungmanofferedtosuckthepoisonoutofthesnakebiteinherlegand______thathewasareliablemantomarry.A.moved;determinedB.affected;decidedC.touched;madeuphermindD.moved;wasdetermined21.Somefootballfans,_____moneywasabigproblem,couldnotaffordtogothefootballcourttoseetheirstarplay.A.forwhoseB.forwhomC.withwhomD.withwhose22.Couldyoutellmeifthereareanyrestaurants______wecanhaveourlunch?A.aroundwhichB.fromwhichC.aroundwhereD.fromwhere23.Wecanhearsoundbecauseourearthissurroundedbythickair_____soundcantravelA.inthatB.bywhichC.withwhichD.throughwhich24.Hearrivedontheday______therehappenedtobenoplaneticketsleftforShanghai.A.onwhichB.forwhichC.withwhichD.bywhich25.Thehidingmanmadeaholeinthewall______hecouldobservetheoutside.A.inwhichB.bywhichC.throughwhichD.withwhichII.完形填空ThestorytellusabouttheBritishwriter,RichardSavage.HewasoncelivinginLondonwith26moneyinhispockets.Inordertogetsomefoodandclotheshewrotethestoryofhislifeandmanagedtohaveit27.Butnotmanycopiesofhisbookswere28intheshops,andhewasstilllivingahardlife.Becauseofanxietyandmalnutrition,hebecameveryweakandbeforelongfell29,andadoctorwassentfor.Thedoctorwasnotrichenough,but30literature.HetriedhisbesttocureSavageofhisillnessandaweeklaterSavagewasoutof31Whenhefinallyrecoveredhis32,thedoctorsentabilltoSavageforhis33,butpoorSavagehadnomoneyto34it.Thedoctorwaitedforamonthandsentanotherbill.35nomoneyagain,thedoctorwenttoSavagehimself.“Youknowyou36yourlifetome,”saidthedoctor,“andIshould37somethankfulnessfromyou.”“I38,”saidthewriter,“you’vedoneagreatfavourformeandto39thatI’mnotungratefulforyourkindness,I’ll40mylifetoyou.”Withthese41hehandedthedoctortwocopiesofTheLifeofRichardSavage.Thedoctortookthebookshomeandbeganto42themcarefully.“IseeI’ve43thelifeofagreatwriter,”thedoctorsaidtohimselfwithasenseofpride.“MaybethisistheonlythingIcouldbereally44inmylife.”FiveyearslaterSavagecalledonthedoctortopayhisbill,onlytofindthatthedoctorhadalready45.26.A.muchB.alittleC.littleD.enough27.A.publishedB.foundC.encourageD.protected28.A.boughtB.soldC.printedD.showed29.A.weakB.anxiousC.frightenedD.ill30.A.wasinterestedinB.wasfamiliarwithC.waspopularwithD.struggledagainst31.A.safetyB.powerC.dangerD.injury32.A.sightB.healthC.movementD.action33.A.careB.aidC.attentionD.treatment34.A.payB.supplyC.affordD.allow35.A.ReceivingB.ReceivedC.KeepingD.Kept36.A.promiseB.returnC.lendD.owe37.A.wishB.choose