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第二单元自测题

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　　一、单项选择

　　1、This house was fire and last night.

　　A on the; burnt down

　　B on; burnt down

　　C caught; burnt up

　　D caught; burnt out

　　2、is the richest woman in the city?

　　A Whom do you think

　　B Who do you think

　　C Do you think who

　　D Do you think whom

　　3、He has much of his life writing that book.

　　A paidB takenC spentD cost

　　4、Social life in a village cannot that of a large city.

　　A prefer toB agree onC belong toD compare to

　　5、This trouble quick action by the government.

　　A calls onB calls backC calls atD calls for

　　6、—Would you like a cup of tea?

　　—.To tell you the truth, I'm very thirsty.

　　A No, thanks B Yes, please

　　C Yes, I like it very much D Yes, I do

　　7、The doctors were trying their best to save the boy.

　　A dead B died C death D dying

　　8、Would you please Tom play with me for a while?

　　A allow B ask C tell D let

　　9、in a poor mountain village, he to city life yet.

　　A Bring up; is not used

　　B Bringing up; is not used

　　C Brought up; has not been used

　　D To be brought up; is not used

　　10、The shop open until 10 o'clock.

　　A continues B goes on C still D remains

　　11、I can't leave now. Can you me the book?

　　A fetch B take C bring D put

　　12、do you think is the best actor in the world?

　　A Whom B Who C What D Whose

　　13、1,500 dollars was spent the house.

　　A repair B repaired C repairing D to repair

　　14、There is in the next room. It's warm there.

　　A a fire B fire C fires D on fire

　　15、She to take the job in the company last year, and now she is the best engineer in it.

　　A persuaded B advised C was advised D was persuaded

　　二、完形填空

　　How long can you live? That is to say, what is the average life expectancy(平均寿命) for us?

　　The average life expectancy is 1 from country to country, but 2 many countries now, the average life expectancy is over 70 years. That 3 the average person will live to be 4 70 years old.

　　In the U.S. in 1980, it was 73.8 years. This age is a little 5 than the average life expectancy in 1970. In 6 the average was 70.8.

　　In fact, if you look at the average life expectancy 7 for this century, youll see that the average 8 higher every year. Why does the average 9 increasing? The main reasons are 10 health care. First, health care, especially general health care for young children has 11 much. Secondly, 12 of drugs have been 13 in the past 40 or 50 years. These drugs can 14 and cure many diseases that 15 to be fatal(致命的) in the past.

　　1、A the same B different C difficult D far

　　2、A among B on C about D for

　　3、A happens B seems C means D causes

　　4、A at least B at most C at all D at last

　　5、A smaller B higher C bigger D lower

　　6、A that year B the future C the past D the time

　　7、A idea B research C information D rule

　　8、A gets B adds C increases D changes

　　9、A find B set C keep D feel

　　10、A joined to B connected with C referred to D belonged to

　　11、A improved B progressed C helped D worked

　　12、A a great deal B a large number C large many D a plenty of

　　13、A discovered B invented C developed D known

　　14、A protect B save C stop D pick

　　15、A was B had C used D agreed

　　三、阅读理解

　　Each year, a halfmillion people die from smoking in China, which in 1990 overtook the United States in the number of such deaths. And by the year 2025, 2 million Chinese will die each year from smoking and related diseases. Professor Weng cited(引用) a report from the World Health Organization.

　　With westerners increasingly dropping the habit, the smoking population in China is on a constant increase.“In 1964 the smoking population in America was 54 percent, which dropped to 26 percent by the year 1996. But China's smoking population is at least 30 times its number in the 1950s.”Weng said.Smoking has become a popular game, especially among young people and women.Weng pointed out that women are more and more the targets of tobacco marketing campaigns.“As China witnesses(目睹) rapid change in women's roles, smoking among women is increasing, with most new smokers being educated women.”

　　Weng said that in countries such as the United States and Britain—where female smoking was popular long ago—lung cancer caused by smoking is becoming the largest cancerkiller of women.

　　“At present only some 8 percent of Chinese women smoke, which has kept the total smoking population below 40 percent. If women in China insist on demanding the same rights as men, the figure will at least double the present one.”Weng said.

　　1、In the first passage,“overtook”means .

　　A helpedB caught up with

　　C added toD overlocked

　　2、About people died from smoking in USA in 1990.

　　A 500,000B 2000,000

　　C 400,000D 202,500

　　3、Why do more Americans give up smoking? Because they .

　　A are too poorB have made laws

　　C have realized its harmD Both B and C

　　4、Among women in China, most new smokers .

　　A live in mountain villagesB have no children to feed

　　C have schoolingD work too hard

　　5、Professor Weng thought that .

　　A women should demand the right of smoking

　　B it would be more dangerous for women to smoke

　　C women in China should learn from the American women

　　D no men cared about women's rights.

　　四、短文改错

　　There are such many English dictionaries in the 1、

　　shops that it is difficult of students to choose a 2、

　　dictionary suitable for his needs. Unfortunately 3、

　　most students choose the dictionaries that give most 4、

　　words for the least money. Such dictionaries as 5、

　　are seldom suitable for students learn English 6、

　　as a second language.

　　A middleschool student should have a dictionary 7、

　　that provide not only simple definitions(定义) 8、

　　of words but also examples of these words correct 9、

　　be used in sentences. 10、

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