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期末單元復(fù)習(xí)語篇綜合訓(xùn)練 第四組 一 2015 湖南益陽 完形填空 Oneafternoon anolddogranintoBen syard Thedogdidn tlookhungryorsick justvery 1 Bengavethedogafewpats 輕拍 onthe 2 ThedogfollowedBenintothehouse slowlywalkeddownthehallandfellasleepinthecorner Anhourlaterthedogwokeup walkedtothe 3 andwentout Thenextafternoonthedogwasback OnceagainthedogfollowedBenintothehouseand 4 inthecornerforanhour Itwasthe 5 storythenextafternoon Benwasverycurious 好奇 What upwiththisdog hewondered Thenhehadan 6 Benputa 7 ontheneck Totheownerofthisdog Doyouknowthatyourdogcomestomyhouseevery 8 andsleepsforawhile Why ThenextdaythedogcametoBen s 9 withanewnotehungonitsneck Thedoglivesinahomewithsixchildren Threeofthemareundertheageoftwo It stryingfindingaroomtosleepin Itcan t 10 aquietplacehere NeithercanI CanIcomewithittomorrow B1 A excitedB tiredC youngC2 A footB handC headA3 A doorB bathroomC kitchenC4 A walkedB dancedC sleptB5 A unusualB sameC different C6 A orderB answerC ideaA7 A noteB telephoneC pictureB8 A morningB afternoonC eveningA9 A houseB officeC schoolC10 A seeB standC find 二 閱讀理解 A 2015 淮安 OneSundayevening itwasquitedarkwhenoldStanleywentforhiswalk Hewaswalkingalongthesidewalk Suddenly hesawawhitecarcomingaroundthecornerathighspeed Itwasgoingtoofastandcrashedintoaredcarinthestreetwherehewaswalking Herusheduptothecarstoseeifanyonewashurtandneededhelp Thetwodriverswerearguing Youcamearoundthecornertoofast onemansaid No saidthedriverofthewhitecar That snottrue Yourcarwasparkedinawrongplace Stanleylistenedtotheirargumentandthensaidthewhitecardriverwaswrongtodrivetoofast ThedriveroftheredcaraskedStanleytoprovehewasrightincourt 法庭 Stanleygavethedriverhisnameandtelephonenumber NextThursdaymorning Stanleywasaskedtogotothecourt Thelawyer 律師 forthedriverofthewhitecaraskedhimalotofquestionsaboutwhathehadseen ThenheaskedStanleyhowoldhewas I meighty two answeredStanley Doyouusuallywearglasses askedthelawyer Yes Ido answeredStanley Wereyouwearingthemonthenightoftheaccident thelawyerasked No repliedStanley Thenthelawyersaid Whyshouldthecourtbelieveyou Youareeighty twoyearsold youwerenotwearingyourglasses anditwasdark Howfarcanyouseeinthedark Stanleythoughtaboutitforaminute Well hesaid whenit sdark Icanseethemoon Howfaristhat 11 Thecaraccidenthappened C A oneSundaymorningB nextThursdaymorningC oneSundayeveningD nextThursdayevening 12 Thecauseoftheaccidentisthat B A theredcarwasgoingtooslowlyB thewhitecarwasgoingtoofastC thedriversweresleepyD Stanleywasintheirway13 Stanleywasaskedtogotothecourtbecause B A hewantedtomakemoneyB hepromisedtobeawitnessC hewasalawyerD hewasbadlyhurtintheaccident 14 MaybetheredcardrivercontactedStanleyby D A writingalettertohimB sendinganemailtohimC payingavisittohimD makingaphonecalltohim15 Wecanlearnfromthestorythat A A StanleywasacleverandhumorousmanB StanleyworeglasseswhentheaccidenthappenedC thelawyerthoughtthatStanleycouldseeclearlyD Stanleywasnotabletoseethemoon B 2015 無錫 Anearlyformofagameinwhichaballwaskickedaroundafieldisrecordedin1004B C Japan SomesportshistoriansbelievethatthegameofsoccerbeganinEnglandinthethirdcentury however TheysaythatearlyEnglishwarriors 武士 kickedaroundtheheadofakilledenemy Thismayormaynotbetrue butitiscertainthatsoccerisanancientsport Withoutdoubt theEnglishplayedsoccerduringthetimesofKingEdward inthe1300s Infact thekingpassedalawagainstplayingit Thelawsaid Thereisgreatnoise causedbykickinglargeballsfromwhichmanyghostsmayappear Anyonecaughtplayingsocceratthattimewasputintoprison Twohundredyearslater QueenElizabeth stillhadpeopleputintoprisonforplayingthis vulgar sport Althoughthereweresuchlaws soccergrewmorepopular In1681itbecameanofficial 正式的 sportinEngland Bythe1800s peoplethroughoutthecountryplayedsoccer Bythe18thcentury upper classboysplayeditatschools ItspopularitygrewamongallEnglishpeople AtameetingheldinanEnglishschoolin1843 thefirstrulesweresuggested In1863theheadsofEnglishsoccerteamsmetinLondontoagreeonsomeofficialrules TheyorganizedanEnglishfootballassociation 協(xié)會(huì) By1871alloftheEnglishclubswerefollowingtheserules Todayallsoccerteamsplaybythem Socceriscalled football everywherebutintheUnitedStates Thegameisplayedmostlywithfeet Noplayersexceptthegoalie 守門員 maytouchtheballwiththeirhands Theymaycontroltheballwithanypartofthebodyexcepttheirhands Soccerisbyfartheworld smostpopularsport Everyfouryears nearlyeverycountryintheworldfightsfortheWorldCup TensofbillionsofsoccerfansfromaroundtheworldwatchtheWorldCupontelevision 16 Accordingtothepassage a vulgar sportprobably A A appearstoberudeB appearstobeoldC requireslotsofenergyD requiresgoodteamwork C17 Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorderofthedevelopmentofthegame a Upperclassboystudentsplayeditatschools b AnEnglishfootballassociationwasorganized c ItbecameapopularsportthroughoutEngland d TheruleswereacceptedbyallEnglishclubs e Playingthegamewasconsideredtobeguilty A e c a b d B e c a d b C e a c b d D e a c d b D18 Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage A Itiscertainthatsoccerhasahistoryofover1 800years B TheEnglishhadtoplaysoccerinsecretfortwocenturies C Footballiscalled soccer intheUSbecauseoftherules D Thekingpassedthelawagainstthegameforastupidreason 19 Thispassageismainlyabout B A whythegameissopopularB howthegamehasdevelopedC whatthegameislikeD wherethegamefirstbegan 三 2015 遼寧丹東 根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容填寫表格 所填內(nèi)容可能是單詞 短語或句子 ThepupilsandteachersatFairfieldSchoolthinkit snecessarytoprotecttheenvironment Thisiswhatthey vebeendoing GrowingvegetablesFairfieldSchoolpupilsstartedtheirownvegetablegarden Bothchildrenandteachersgrowvegetables thentheypickthem Inthisway schooldinnersaremoredeliciousthaneverbefore Recycling TheFairfieldpupilsdon tjustbringtheirbookstoschool theybringtheirrubbishtoo Therearerecyclingbins 回收箱 intheplaygroundforcans plasticbottlesandpaper Theteachersgiveaprizeeverymonthtothepupilwho striedthehardesttorecycle FindingcleanerwaystogetaroundEveryonewalksorridesabiketoFairfieldSchool It sfastertoridebikesthantodriveanyway eventheteachersdon tusetheircars saysonepupil