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新人教版必修5《Unit 2 The United Kingdom》2018年單元測試卷(廣東省廣州市)

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Ⅰ.單詞拼寫

  • 1.How many players does a baseball team
    (組成)of?

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  • 2.The teacher's explanation
    (闡明) the puzzling problem.

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  • 3.The students
    (完成)the task in less than ten minutes.

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  • 4.He is
    (不愿意)to give up the opportunity.

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  • 5.You must pass the examination to get
    (學分) for the course.

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  • 6.Many people buy things online just for
    (方便).

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  • 7.I had been
    (吸引) by the idea of working abroad.

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  • 8.Do not you find skating very
    (令人愉快的)?

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Ⅳ. 閱讀理解

  • 25.In this age of media technology where the Internet is playing a more and more important role in our lives,how do you usually get information?For many students and office workers,their first Internet stop is the search engine Google :For any information they want,they simply type in a keyword,click "enter",and within seconds relevant web pages appear out.
       So are people still reading books?The answer is surely yes.It's simply not realistic to use a computer to read a novel.But reading habits in China,and other countries,are changing.Mr.Li,a businessman,says his purpose in reading is to get practical knowledge. " I like stories of successful people and books that give advice on how people become successful.Besides,I read books with basic knowledge," said Li.
       "I like funny books,especially Japanese funny books," said Xing Mingyan,a junior student,who reads only for entertainment.
       "I like to read cookbooks," said Miss Zhang,an office worker,who usually reads magazines. " And I usually buy fashion magazines."
       It seems that the purposes of reading have changed a lot.People don't tend to read for entertainment as much.They usually read to learn.Books that teach people how to be more successful,wealthier or more beautiful stay on the best-seller charts for a long time.People are also interested in buying funny books and magazines.Just remember how the funny novels of Jimmy Liao took China and other countries by storm.
       But educators say reading is important to teach people and also to develop their imaginations and language skills.No matter what you like to read,why not turn off the computer and television and read a good book,make yourself comfortable and open the door to another world?

    (1)Which of the following is TRUE?

    A.Educators say reading is useful in improving people's language skills.
    B.Xing Mingyan,a senior student,especially likes Japanese funny books.
    C.Jimmy Liao's serious stories made him well-known in China and other countries.
    D.Miss Zhang likes reading funny magazines and fashion magazines.
    (2)What's the main idea of the passage?

    A.People shouldn't watch TV or get information from the Internet.
    B.People's reading habits and purposes are changing.
    C.A lot of people like reading.
    D.Books are more popular than the Internet.
    (3)This passage is most probably

    A.an advertisement
    B.a funny story
    C.a personal diary
    D.a newspaper article
    (4)From the passage we can infer that the writer thinks

    A.books are more important than the Internet
    B.books are as important as the Internet
    C.it's pleasant and useful to read good books
    D.books can give us more information than the Internet

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  • 26.Students who want an easy way to get information about a large number of colleges in the US can visit a website like CampusTours.com.
       It brings together virtual(虛擬的) campus tours and interactive maps of more than 2,000 colleges and universities.The site plans to add an international database for schools in other countries.Campus Tours recently celebrated its fifteenth anniversary.The president of the company,Chris Carson,was one of the people who started the site.He says over 120,000 foreign students use the site each year.They make up more than 15% of the traffic on the site.The virtual tours allow students to get a sense of how a college looks.There are also links to official websites and online applications.And there are details like price,number of students,admission requirements and sports programs.
       But Chris Carson says students should never depend on a third-party website like Campus Tours to choose a college.He advises parents and students to contact a school directly.If they plan to visit,they should call the school and talk about the visit and where to stay locally.In fact,he says contacting a school might even lead to a free visit. "In some cases,if the student is a good enough student or is a special case,they will sometimes pay for travel to get the student to come to the campus. That's a little known fact." He said.He says showing real interest in a school can increase the chances of being admitted.
       "One thing in the United States is that they often use something called 'demonstrated interest' as a factor in your admission.They write this stuff in your file,believe it or not.If you've engaged them in conversation about the institution,they're actually more likely to offer you admission." He added.
       Chris Carson and several of his friends started Campus Tours in 1997.They noticed that many websites with campus tours were heavy with text and lacked much visual materials.
       At first,colleges worried that online tours would compete with the tradition of a personal visit to the campus.But today schools work with sites like Campus Tours or its competitors,or build their own virtual tours and maps.

    (1)Every year,there are about
    people visiting the website of Campus Tours.
    A.2,000
    B.120,000
    C.240,000
    D.800,000
    (2)From Paragraph 2,we can learn that

    A.only foreign students use the site Campus Tours
    B.it has been 15 years since Chris Carson started Campus Tours by himself
    C.Campus Tours will only contain information about colleges in the US in the future
    D.Campus Tours has many service projects and has attracted many visitors
    (3)The underlined sentence in Paragraph 3 means that

    A.few people know contacting a school might even lead to a free visit
    B.showing real interest in a school can increase the chances of being admitted
    C.most colleges need good enough students
    D.choosing a college is difficult
    (4)Where does this text probably come from?

    A.A tourist guide.
    B.A news report.
    C.An introduction of colleges.
    D.An introduction to great websites.

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