最新人教版高一英语必修三第四单元测试题

高一英语必修三第四单元测验题一、单项选择（26分）1. That kind of customs still_______in many parts of China, which is not a surprise.A. appearsB. existsC. livesD. lies2. The woman’s illness_______the doctor;he couldn’t find the cause.A. surprisedB. interestedC. puzzledD. solved3. She is _______her mother; she is tall while her mother is very short.A. unlikeB. againstC. beyondD. within4. The food is harmful_______the customers,so it should get off the shelves.A. forB. withC. ofD. to5. These_______men were put in prison for attacking Mr. Smith and giving him a good beating.A. gentleB. violentC.helpful D. generous6. He forgot to turn on the radio and _______missed the programme.A. evenB. anywayC. thusD. instead7. —I’m afraid I can’t pass the final maths examination.—_______. Things won’t be as bad as you think.A. Turn upB. Cheer upC. Make upD. Hurry up8. The car came to a stop just _______ to prevent an accident.A. at timesB. on timeC. in notime D. in time9.If one keeps what he wants in mind and tries to live it, he will succeed ________.A. on timeB. in timeC. for one timeD. by the time10. —Excuse me, can I help you sir?—Yes, can you tell me the direction ________ the thief the police are after ran?A. whereB. thatC. under whichD. in which11. What a strange man！He loves his wife，but ________ he often beats her. at a time B．at one time C．in time D．at the same time 12.You must think of a way ________ into the dangerous areas.A．stopping people getting B．to stop people to get C．to keep people getting D．to prevent people from getting13.________ Mr.Smith is well again，he can go on with his work.A．Now and then B．Now that C．The otherday D．Now just14.Kate worked late in the evening to finish her report ________ her boss could read it the next morning.A．so that B．because C．before D．or else15.In a modern society full of fierce competitions，________ a person does is not always the same as ________ he says.A．what; what B．what; that C．that;that D．that; what16.I had no idea when World War Ⅱ________，so I turned to my teacher for help. A．broke down B．broke out C．broke in D．broke away 17.She made ________ her task to take care of these children.A．this B．that C．one D．It 18.The evening news comes on at seven o'clock and_____ only thirty minutes. A．keeps B. continues C. finishes D. Lasts pletely lost in the exciting _____ of the football match, Tom didn't feel his pocket picked.A．scene B. view C.atmosphere D. Sight20.It's _________for the Shenzhou VII spaceship that every Chinese feels cheerful and proud.A．so a successful flight B. so successful a flightC. such successful a flightD. a such successful flight21. _______matters most in learning English is enough practice.A. WhatB. WhyC. WhereD. Which22. _______ parents say and do has a life-long effect on their children.A. ThatB. WhichC. WhatD. As23. _______ is our belief that improvements in health care will lead to a stronger, more prosperous economy.A. AsB. ThatC. ThisD. It24. ________ you said is different from the thing ________he told us.A. What, whatB. That, thatC. What, thatD. That, what25. —I think ________ he said is true.—But don’t forget the fact ________he is a cheat.A．what, what B. that, that C. what, that D. that, what26.________ surprised us most is ________he spoke English so well.A．What, what B. That, that C. What, that D. That, what二、完形填空（30分）Many people have heard of Franklin’s famous kite experiment, but not many know how to do the experiment themselves. To repeat Franklin’s 1 , first make a kite. Use a handkerchief 2of silk, which is 3 to withstand the wind and rain. Build a frame by making a cross of two pieces of 4 wood, just long enough to reach the corners of the 5 . Tie the corners to the points of the frame, and then attach a tail of cloth 6 your kite. Finish with a good strong kite string, one 7 will be long enough to fly the kite high.To get the kite ready for the experiment, there are three very important 8 . First take a long sharp piece of metal and attach it to the longer leg of the cross, 9 a foot or more beyond the frame. 10 , take a metal key and tie it to the end of the kite string, the end that will be on the ground near you. Finally take a silk 11 and tie it onto the kite string, just above the key. This silk ribbon needs 12 dry during the whole experiment, to 13 you and anyone nearby from the electricity. All you need now is a condenser to 14 the electricity —and15 a stormy day with thunder and rain.1. A. story B. life C. experiment D. kite2. A. because B. made C. produced D. tied3. A. good B. strong C. long D. large4. A. light B. heavy C. high D. metal5. A. ground B. sky C. handkerchief D. wood6. A. up B. over C. with D. to7. A. that B. which C. where D. what8. A. steps B. reasons C. method D. factors9. A. speaking of B. sticking out C. cutting off D. reaching out10. A. However B. Instead C. Though D. Next11. A. hat B. cloth C. ribbon D. cover12. A. keep B. to be kept C. being kept D. kept13. A. protect B. prevent C. escape D. suffer14. A. produce B. test C. collect D. show15. A. first of all B. above all C. in all D. all over三、阅读理解，根据短文内容选择最佳答案（30分）AStephen Hawking, arguably the most famous scientist alive today, cannot write on paper and cannot even hold a pen. His disabilities, however, have not affected his mind. Hawking is able to grasp some of the most complex concepts known to man and somehow simplify them for others.Hawking was born in Oxford, England on January 8, 1942. When he was about 8 years old, his family moved to the town of St Albans, about 20 miles to the north of London, where he attended St Albans school at the age of eleven. Hawking then attended his father’s old college, University College. Stephen wanted to do mathematics, which was not available at University College, so he did physics instead. He earned a degree in Natural Science with first class honours in just three years. Hawking then headed to Cambridge to study Cosmology. He completed his PhD and then stayed on at Cambridge at first a Research Fellow and then a Professor Fellow. In 1973, Hawking moved from the Institute of Astronomy to the department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. In 1979, he was given the post of Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, which he continues to hold to this day. He is today a fellow of the Royal Society and a member of the US national Academy of Sciences.Hawking’s great interest has been to understand the basic laws that our universe follows. One of his most well-known achievements was to demonstrate, along with Roger Penrose, that Einstein’s t heory of general relativity needed to be brought together with quantum theory. Hawking and Penrose showed that if Einstein’s theory was carried out logically, space and time must have begun in something like the “Big Bang” of evolutionary theory and must e nd in black holes.Hawking has received numerous medals, awards and other prizes for his work. He is known today not only among professional scientists but also by the general public. He has publishedseveral books specially written to try to explain his theories to the common man. Three of his most popular books are his bestsellers A Brief History of Time, Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays and most recently in 2001, The Universe in a Nutshell. Hawking continues to research and write, not letting his disabilities slow him down. His goal is simple, he says. He simply wants “a complete understanding of the universe. Why it is as it is and why it exists at all.”1. Stephen Hawking is arguably the most famous scientist because _____.A. he is the only one who is alive todayB. he is totally disabledC. he can not only understand but explain complex theories in simpler waysD. he has received numerous medals2. The underlined sentence probably means ______.A. he studied physics instead of mathema tics because the degree studies weren’t providedB. he couldn’t afford to study at University CollegeC. University College was more famous for physics teaching and researchD. he was more interested in physics than mathematics3. Stephen Hawking worked in the Institute of Astronomy ______.A. before 1979B. after he gained his PhDC. before 1973D. after his books were published4. It can be inferred from the passage that Stephen Hawking ______.A. has been a student of EinsteinB. has been a Nobel Prize winnerC. completed his three most popular books in 2001D. is a well-known theoretical scientist with many honours5. The writer wrote this article mainly to ______.A. compare Einstein’s with Stephen Hawking’s achievementsB. show how Stephen Hawking became a great scientistC. introduce Stephen Hawking and his greatnessD. encourage young people to learn from himBTwo China astronauts, Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng, are safely back on earth after their Shenzhou 6 spacecraft successfully touched down on the grasslands of Inner Mongolia Sunday at 4:32:50 pm, ending a five-day mission and China’s second manned space flight.“I want to thank the people for their love and care,” Fei said du ring the ceremony, in which both astronauts were given flowers and seated in chairs.The Shenzhou 6 crew spent 115 hours and 32 minutes in space, and travelled 2 million miles (3.25 million kilometres)during their mission, which set new human spaceflight records for China.Fei and Nie were sent into space o n October 12th, Beijing time on China’s second manned spaceflight, the first to carry two astronauts. The spaceship lifted off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the Gobi desert almost two years to the day after China’s first manned launch.That first mission, Shenzhou 5, launched astonaut Yang Liwei into orbit on October 15th, 2003, China is the third country to independently launched humans into Earth orbit after Russia and the US. But unlike Yang’s flight, which the pub lic did not get to see much of, much of Shenzhou 6 mission from lift-off to landing was shown live on national Chinese television. With Shenzhou 6, China has “achieved another milestone…in … space exploration,” said Wu Bangguo, Chairman of the Chinese NPC during his speech which was broadcast live on CCTV.6. In which year was Shenzhou 6 launched into space?A. 2003.B. 2004.C. 2005.D. 2006.7. What was the speed of Shenzhou 6 when it was travelling into space?A. 28,130 kilometres per hour.B. 28,130 miles per hour.C. 35,540 kilometres per hour.D. 35,540 miles per hour.8. Which of the following countries has not succeeded in launching humans into Earth orbit?A. China.B. Russia.C. The US.D. The UK.9. Which of the following statements is NOT true?A. Shenzhou 6 landed on grasslands of Inner Mongolia Sunday at 4:32:50 pm.B. The Shenzhou 6 crew spent 115 hours and 32 minutes in space.C. The Shenzhou 6 crew set new human spaceflight records around the world.D. Yang Liwei’s flight was not shown live on national Chinese television.10. Which one is the best title of this passage?A. Shenzhou 6’s Safe ReturnB. History of China’s Space ExplorationC. New Human Spaceflight RecordsD. Chinese AstronautsCIn the past ten years, many scientists have studied the differences between men and women. And they all got the same answer: The sexes are different, because their brains are different. And this, the scientists say, makes men and women see the world in different ways.Boys, for example, generally are better than girls at mathematical ideas. Boys also generally are better than girls at the kind of hand and eye movements necessary for ball sports. Girls, on the other hand generally start speaking earlier than boys. And they generally see better in the dark than boys and are better at learning foreign languages.What makes men and women better at one thing or another? The answer is the brain. The brain has two sides connected by nerve(神经) tracks. The left side generally is used for mathematics, speech and writing. The right side is used for artistic creation and the expression for emotions. In men and women, different areas in each side of the brain develop differently. In boys, for example, it’s the area used for mathematics. In girls, it is the area used for language skills. Another interesting difference is that the two sides of a man’s brain are connected bya smaller nerves than the two sides of a woman’s brain are.11. Which of the following is best to outline(概括) the article?A. Research on the BrainB. Differences Between Men and WomenC. People’s Different BrainsD. Who Are Better, Boys or Girls12. ___________ men and women think differently.A. Sex makesB. The different brains makeC. The different experiences makeD. The influences of society make13. According to the article, girls are generally better than boys at ________ in your school.A. mathematicsB. physicsC. EnglishD. chemistry14. Which of the following is true?A. The left side of brain in boys generally develops better than that in girls.B. The left side of brain in girls generally develops better than that in boys.C. Men are better than women in allthings.D. The area in girls used for language skills develops better.15. In men and women the number of nerves connecting the halves of brain________ .A. is the sameB. is differentC. is zeroD. can’t be found out四、短文改错（10分）I often quarrel about my mother over whether I can watch TV after school. She holds view that senior three students have to make fully use of every minute to work hard at their lessons. It seems to me that once I am allowed to do that, I’ll unable to control myself and forget all about my study. She also thinks it is bad for my eye. But I really can’t accept her ideas. In my opinion, watch TV can set my mind at rest after a day’s hard works. Besides, it is important for us to know what had happened at home and at abroad. Thus, we shouldn’t be forbidden to watch TV.五、书面表达（14分）假设你叫李华，下面一篇海报是你校英语角的一次活动安排。