冀教版英語必修3 Unit4《Attitudes towards Our Elders》單元測(cè)試題1

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111 Unit4 單元測(cè)試題1 一、Multiple choices 1 Where there is____will,there is _____way. A a;/ B a;a C /;a D /;/ 2 ---Don't you believe me? ---_____,I'll believe ____ you have said. A Yes/no matter what B No/whatever C Yes/whatever D No/no matter what 3 A great many rural workers are struggling to live in a city,but they don't have ___job to earn money. A normal B ordinary C regular D common 4 It's well known that the glorious ship hit an iceberg and almost all the ____was killed. A staff B crew C team D group 5 ---Will you do me a_____? ----Of course. A favour C help C hand D need 6 ____hard the task is,we must overcome it . A How B However C No matter what D Whatever 7 ---You should apologize to Tom. ----______.It's not my fault. A No wonder B No problem C No way D Not at all 8 We should protect the young trees from the sun and they demand_____ A to water B being watered C of being watered D being watered 9 If Tom accept that invitation,he _____there in advance.. A do go B will do go C does go D does goes 10 After a pause,he added,"wish you ____". A nicely B good C well D healthily 11 The climate of Beijing is different from____in Jinan,especially in winter. A one B the one C that D those 12 The chairs made of wood there are more expensive than ______ made of metal in that market. A ones B the ones C that D any one 13 Is this factory _____you visited last year? A one B one that C that what D the one 14 ---Would you please go with us to attend the lecture? ---_________ A Yes,I'd like B No,I'd prefer C Yes,I am willing D No,I'd love to 15 ---Do you have any difficulty with pronunciation? ---_________ A None at all B No problem C Not at all D No wonder 二 Cloze Beer chilling in the icebox,sausage sizzling on the barbucue,clear blue skies and golden beaches.Australia has long —1—people searching for a relaxed outdoor lifestyle. But the reality is so—2—different for a growing army of Aussies.For them,long hours of hard work is becoming —3— In fact,the country has some of the —4— working hours in the world. And labour unions say new labour laws,which came into —5— last month,would accelerate the trend by giving employers —6—power to exoploit their workers. Data shows Australian's —7—hours worked per year is roughly on a par with 《與---同等水平》the United States.They're also well —8—other economic giants such as Germany,Britain,France and —9—. "We have the highest proporation of any developed country working in excess of —10—hours a week,"said Richard Marles,Aussistant Secretary at the Australiant Secretary at the Australian Council of Trade Unions. The pressure to toil ever longer hours is —11—most acutely in the cities.There,employees try hard to climb the corparate ladder and firms look to extract《榨取》 their pound of flesh. As in other countries ,technology has helped to ingrain《使根深蒂固》 a long--hours culture by making workers —12—24/7. Last month,the Australian Government —13— new industrial relations laws. The laws aim to —14—the powers of —15—by encouraging workers to sign individual contracts with employers,—16— work under collectively--negoiated awards. The goverment believe s the laws are necessary if Australia's economy is __17__ more flexible to __18__ the chanllenge of an __19__ competitive global market. But for Maries,employers _20_ the point :running employees into the ground will not bring better productivity. 1 A drawed B pulled Cpushed D brought 2 A somehow B anyway C anyhow D somewhat 3 A ordinary B common C normal D usual 4 A fewest B least C longest D shortest 5 A influence B effect C affection D being 6 A less B more C some D little 7 A main B major C general D average 8 A behind B ahead of C on the point of D later 9 A Japan B China C India D Brazil 10 A 10 B 20 C 100 D 50 11 A sounded B sensed C felt D recorgnized 12 A accessable B available C useful D admirable 13 A adopted B adapted C applied D adjusted 14 A strengthen B tighten C lessen D weaken 15 A employers B employees C unions D groups 16 A rather than B more than C other than D less than 17 A is becoming B will become C is to become D is going to become 18 A satisfy B suit C fit D meet 19 A previously B precisely C increasingly D surprisingly 20 A lose B forget C miss D remain 三 Reading comprehension A How important is the UEFA Champions Leagure to the elite teams' bottom line? UEFA Champions League is Europe's top club competetion.As the quarter finals approach this week,money is on everybody's mind. Regular appearance in its final 16 and subsequent rounds is the biggest catalyst of sport sponsorship revenue for Europe's football clubs. Take England's Manchester United.The richest team in the world is owned by US billionare Malcolm Glazer.United won the Champions League in 1998--1999,but this year it didn't make the cut for the profitable second phase of the competition,for the first time in a decade. United's early exit could cost them big.They will potentially lose up to 20 million pounds of prize and appearance money , ______ and broadcast revenue.That's equal to 12 percent of the club's revenue of 170.3 million pounds in the fiscal year to June 2005. Despite this season's stumbles,consistent qualification for the later rounds has made the Champions League a nice earner for United .Since the 1992--93 tourament,it has generated an estimated 120 million pounds for the club. But longer--term damage could be done to United's chances to earn sponsors want to associate themselves with success on the playing field. United is already smarting from the loss of Vodafone,a Euopean mobile telecommuications company.Vodafone announced last year that it was cutting short its 9 million pounds per--yearshirt sponsorship with the club.That will end in May,two years earlier. In comparioson,Liverpool demonstrates the commericial power of being a winner.Six days after becoming European champions in 2004--05,Danish brewer Carlsberg extended its long--standing shirt sponsorship.The extension is thought to guarantee 5 million pounds per year to Liverpool. 1 In para.2,the "quarter" means_____ A 1/2 B 1/4 C 1/8 D 1/16 2 Please fill in the proper words on the line. A sponsorship B athletes C revenue D ticketsales 3 From the passage,we can,generally speaking,conclude how often UEFA holds. A once a year B once every two years C once every three years D once every four years 4 Vondafone had meant to sponsor United until_________. A 2006 B 2007 C 2008 D 2009 5 In your opinion,how important is the UEFA Champions League ? A little B a little C not at all D hugely B AUSSIES under 30 have never seen their team make it to the World Cup.The country's first,and only,appearance was in Germany 32 years ago. But when the Socceroos qualified last November people were dancing in the streets. The imported sport had entered a new age in Australia.Retired football administrator Lan Brusasco explained people had "sort of ridiculed" soccer for years .But the World Cup is just so,so,so big,"he said."People now wiil not regard Australian football as a joke.It's come of age." Unlike many other countries that have been kicking around soccer balls for generations,Australia only formed its first club team in 1880.Cricket,rugby,hockey and surfing were always the popular sports Aussies were famously good at. The crude stereotype had it the soccer was unAustralian :a soft game,only for "sheilas,wogs and proofters",the Sydney Morning Herald explained this March. Real Australians only played spotrts they win at.This was the subtext in the highly competitive country. Now with the World Cup coming,the tide may finally be turning. While no one can measure how fast it's growing ,soccer camps for tomorrow's stars have exploded in popularity over the last few years.Women are getting caught up in the craze too:In 1999,national women's team the Matildas posed nude for a calendar that raised funds, as well as their profile. 1 Previously,how did the Australians find the football? A valuable B interesting C excellent D absurd 2 Iran Brusasco's attitude is ______towards the football team. A active B negative C neutra D nothing 3 In terms of Australian football team,which is right? A It can have turned up in Germany in 1974 B Australians never realized the importance on the stage of the World Cup. C The first club appeared in the 18th century. D Australians have been at cricket,rugby,football and hockey 4 From the context,we know the meaning of "shelias" is_______ A children B women C men D teenagers 5 Which country will hold the 2008 World Cup ? A Australia B French C German D England 四 Read the following two passages and fill the blanks with the proper words given below Student subsidy BEIJING last week,China's proverty--stricken students have a new organization to ____for help.The China Education Development Foundation has_____donations of more than 200 million yuan ____.Its charman Zhang baoqing said students can_____straight to the foundation for subsidies.To ____corruption,the money will not ____any intermediaries.Each university student will receive 6,000 yuan if his/her application is _____. Skull mystery AUTHORITIES are trying to _______whether 121 skulls found last week in a forest in Gansu Province ___humans.The skulls were first thought to be monkeys,but Liu Naifa,life science professor at Lanzhou UNiversity,said they were human.Plastic teeth were found in a jaw of one of the skulls ,_____ Lanzhou Morning Newspaper.DNA tests will be used to determine where the skulls came from. 五 Writing 請(qǐng)用作為標(biāo)題寫一篇100字左右的作文。內(nèi)容包括： 1》這句話的含義 2》舉出一個(gè)或兩個(gè)例子證明它 3》理解它，對(duì)于我們的工作和學(xué)習(xí)有什么重要意義。 答案： 一 1---5 BCCBA 6---10 BCCCC 11---15 CBDDA 二 1---5 AACCB 6---10 BDBAD 11---15 CBADC 16---20 ACDCC 三 A 1---5 BDBCD B 1---5 DAABC 四 turn to/received/so far/apply/avoid/go through/approved determine/belong to/according to 五 略 111