高三英语一轮复习课时作业(5)

1课时作业(五)必修1Unit5NelsonMandela—amodernheroⅠ.单项填空1．—IwanttobookatickettoLondononMay4th，Sir?—________A．WhatcanIdoforyou?B．Anythingelseyouwant?C．Letmeseewhat’savailableD．Thatwouldbeagreatidea.2．(2011·临沂模拟)Sinceheoftentravelsonbusiness，hecan________himselftosleepinginanyplacehecanfind.A．devoteB．accustomC．forceD．reduce3．Idon’texpectany________；IdiditsimplybecauseIenjoyit.A．awardB．rewardC．prizeD．praise4．Itmustbekeptinmindthat________lifelongstudycanyousurviveinthehighcompetitivesociety.A．onlywhenB．untilthenC．onlythroughD．untilwhen5．—Ihavebeenoutof________withJerryforfiveyears.—Whynotcallhimnow？Ihavehisnumber.A．dateB．touchC．reachD．practice6．(2011·浙江卷)Anyway，Ican’tcheathim—it’sagainstallmy________.A．emotionsB．principlesC．regulationsD．opinions7．(2011·济南4月模拟)She’sinahopelesssituation，________wewillkeepaverycloseeyeon.A．whereB．whenC．whichD．that8．—Ralph，areyoustilllivingonyourparents’pension?—No.Itrytostandonmyowntwofeetratherthan________myparents.A．turntoB．gotoC．cometoD．referto9．HiswinningofallthecompetitionsinAsiahas________hishopestobecomethechampionoftheworld.2A．setupB．putupC．builtupD．madeup10．Likemanycitiesinourcountry，Shenzhenhas________greatchangesinthepasttwentyyears.A．seenB．watchedC．observedD．noticed11．Weallknowthathardworkingandplainlivingarefine________ofourChinesepeople.A．qualitiesB．mannersC．deedsD．acts12．Onlywhenthegovernmentexplainedthesituation________howfoolishIwastobuysomuchsalt.A．IrealizedB．IhadrealizedC．hadIrealizedD．didIrealize13．Youngassheis，ourEnglishteacherisveryexperiencedand________byallofus.A．thinkshighlyofB．highlythoughtofC．thinkshighofD．highthoughtof14．—Doyouthinkthedrunkendriverwillescape________bythelaw?—Idon’tthinkso.A．tobepunishedB．punishingC．beingpunishedD．topunish15．Thesalespersontoldmeinthee­mailthatthebrowncoatwouldbecheapbut________itcostmenearly$200.A．asaresultB．inawordC．inreturnD．asamatteroffactⅡ.阅读理解A(2012·西安八校期末联考)Londontaxis，withtheirfriendlydriverswhoactuallyknowwheretheyaregoing，arerankedbestintheworld，accordingtoanannualtaxipoll(民意调查)．Thesurveybytravelwebsitehotels.comfoundLondontaxis，despitebeingthemostexpensive，beatothersacrosstheglobetoheadthelistforthethirdconsecutive(连续的)years，scoringatotalof59percentinvotesonseveralcategoriesbytravelers.Londontaxidriverswerevotedbothfriendliestandmostknowledgeable.DriversintheEnglishcapitalmustpassanexaminationcalledTheKnowledgetoearntheirtaxilicense.NewYork’syellowtaxiscamesecondinthelist，scoring27percentwhichwasup103percentagepointsfromlastyeareventhoughManhattan’scabdriverstiedwithParisiantaxidriversastherudest.TravelerssaidNewYorkhadthemostavailabletaxis.CabbiesinRomewerevotedtheworstdriversintheworldwithalmostonein10travelersthinkingtheItaliancapitalhadtheworld’sworsttaxidriverswhenitcametothequalityofdriving.“Travelingbytaxiisoneofthefirstexperiencesthatmanytravellershaveuponarrivalinanewcity.Infact，theresearchfoundthatcabsarebyfarthemostpopularmethodoftravelingfromtheairporttotheirhotel.”aspokesmanforhotels.comsaidinastatement.Theglobalpollscoredcitytaxisfortheirlevelsofcleanliness，value，qualityofdriving，knowledgeofthearea，friendliness，safetyandavailability.RoundingoutthetopfivewereTokyowithatotalscoreof26percent，Berlinwith17percent，andBangkokfamedforitstuk­tuksscoring14percent.1．WhywereLondontaxidriversvotedthebestintheworld?A．BecauseLondontaxisarethemostexpensive.B．BecauseLondontaxidriversarefriendliest.C．BecauseLondonhasthemostavailabletaxis.D．BecauseLondontaxidriverhastheworstqualityofdriving.2．WhatisthescoreofNewYork’syellowtaxislastyear?A．27percent.B．59percent.C．26percent.D．17percent.3．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Cabbies”inthefifthparagraphprobablymean?A．Cablecars.B．Taxis.C．Taxidrivers.D．Busdrivers.4．Whatarethetopfiveinthisannualtaxipoll?A．London—NewYork—Rome—Tokyo—BerlinB．London—NewYork—Tokyo—Berlin—BangkokC．London—NewYork—Tokyo—Bangkok—BerlinD．London—NewYork—Tokyo—Paris—BangkokB(2012·福州五校模拟)Itwasshortlyafterherdaughterwasbornin2005thatDengZhixingavebirthtoanideatohelpchildrenwhohadbeenabandoned(抛弃)bytheirparents.Whileexchangingideasonlinewithagroupofnewmomsonhowtotakecareofchildren，Dengcameacrossstoriesofchildrenbornwithdiseasesbeingleftbytheirparentsonthestreetorinhospitals.4“Myoriginalintentionwastofindmedicalaidforthosekids，andgivethemthelovetheydeserveasmuchasotherchildren，”saidDeng,41.WithagroupofmothersinBeijingin2007，Dengcofounded(共同创立)AngelMom，anorganizationthathelpspoororphanswhomightdiewithoutreceivingtimelymedicaltreatment.AngelMomcollectsfundsfromwealthypeopletoprovidemedicalhelptothedisabledchildrenandfindsadoptiveparentsforthem.“Weconcentratedonseekingfinancialsupportfortheiroperationsandfindingthemafamilycapableofandtrulywillingtoadoptthem，”shesaid.Weeksago，Dengquitherjobforthethirdtimeinthreeyears.Beforeshequit，shewasthechieffinancialoperatorinacompanywithanannualsalaryofmorethan500,000yuan.“Icouldn’thandletheheavyworkwhiletakingcareofthechildrenatthesametime，”Dengsaid.AngelMomnowmaintainscooperationwithmorethan15hospitalsacrossthecountry.Assoonasachildarrives，Dengandherpartnersimmediatelystartseekingfinanci