单元规范训练BOOK4Unit1Womenofachievement新人教版必修4

1Book4Unit1WomenofachievementⅠ.单项填空1．________twoexamstoworryabout，Ihavetoworkreallyhardthisweekend.A．WithB．BesidesC．AsforD．Becauseof2．They________thetrainuntilitdisappearedinthedistance.A．sawB．watchedC．noticedD．observed3．WashingmachinesmadeinChinahavewon________worldwideattentionandHaierhasbecome________popularname.A．a；theB．/；aC．/；theD．the；a4．Theinternationalagreement，________encouragechildrennottosmokeandhelppeoplekickthehabit，wassignedonFebruary27.A．intendingtoB．beingintendedtoC．intendedtoD．tointendto5．—ThankyouforyourMP4player.I’llgetMarytotakeittoyousoon.—________.I’veboughtanewone.A．NosenseB．NohurryC．NowayD．Nouse6．Youpromisedto________thegoodstoouraddress，butwehaven’tseenanyofthemyet.A．passB．relayC．handD．deliver7．Alice，whatareyouarguing________theteacher？Youshouldthinkhighlyoftheteacher’sopinions.A．aboutB．withC．withaboutD．aboutwith8．Sheisyoungandpretty，andsheloveschildren.Mypupils，Donnieincluded，all________herverymuch.A．respectB．dislikeC．avoidD．mind9．Thepresidentspokeatthebusinessmeetingfornearlyanhourwithout________hisnotes.A．bringingupB．referringtoC．lookingforD．tryingon10．WhenIwasdoingsomeshoppinginthemarkettheotherday，I________anoldfriendofmine，whohadworkedabroadforfiveyears.A．cameupB．cameoverC．cameacrossD．camedown11．Themealover，themanagerswentbacktothemeetingroomto________theirdiscussion.A．putawayB．takedownC．lookoverD．carryon12．________modelingbusinessisbynomeanseasytogetinto，thegoodmodelwillalwaysbeindemand.2A．WhileB．SinceC．AsD．If13．After________seemedlikeminuteshecameoutindisappointment.A．itB．thatC．whatD．when14．Asyoucansee，thenumberofcarsonroads________risingthesedays.A．waskeepingB．keepC．keepsD．werekeeping15．We’vealwayswantedahouseinthecountry，butwe________aboutwhereitshouldbe.A．arguedB．hadarguedC．willargueD．arearguingⅡ.完形填空Inmydual(双重的)profession__16__aneducatorandhealthcareprovider，IhaveworkedwithmanychildreninfectedwithHIV.Theyhavetaughtmesomanythings，butIhaveespeciallylearnedthatgreat__17__canbefoundinthesmallestindividuals.LetmetellyousomethingaboutTyler.Tylerwas__18__infectedwithHIV；hismotherwasalsoinfected.Fromtheverybeginningofhislife，hewasdependentonmedicationsto__19__himtosurvive.Whenhewasfive，hehadatubeinsertedinavein(静脉)inhischest.Attimes，healsoneededextraoxygentosupporthis__20__.Tylerwasn’t__21__togiveuponesinglemomentofhischildhoodtothisdeadlydisease.Itwasnot__22__tofindhimplayingandracingaroundhisbackyard，wearinghismedicine­loadedbackpackand__23__histankofoxygenbehindhiminhislittlewagon(小手推车)．AllofuswhoknewTylerwereimpressedbyhispure__24__inbeingaliveandtheenergyitgavehim.Tyler’smomoften__25__himbytellinghimthathemovedso__26__sheneededtodresshiminred.Thatway，whenshepeeredthroughthewindowtocheckonhimplayingintheyard，shecouldquickly__27__him.Thisdeadlydiseaseeventually__28__downTyler.Hegrewquiteilland，unfortunately，__29__didhisHIV­infectedmother.Whenitbecame__30__thathewasn’tgoingtosurvive，Tyler’smomtalkedtohimabout__31__.ShecomfortedhimbytellingTylerthatshewasdyingtoo，andthatshewouldbewithhimsooninheaven.Afewdaysbeforehisdeath，Tyler__32__tometocometohishospitalbedand__33__，“Imightdiesoon.I’mnot__34__.WhenIdie，pleasedressmein__35__.Mompromisedshe’scomingtoheaven，too.I’mbeplayingwhenshegetsthere，andIwanttomakesureshecanfindme.”16．A.inB．forC．asD．on17．A.pleasureB．painC．sorrowD．courage318．A.seriouslyB．bornC．unluckyD．disappointingly19．A.causeB．enableC．makeD．lead20．A.breathingB．livingC．runningD．walking21．A.happyB．willingC．daringD．discouraged22．A.commonB．unusualC．surprisedD．ordinary23．A.draggingB．carryingC．pushingD．taking24．A.characterB．joyC．momentD．excitement25．A.comfortedB．scoldedC．teasedD．praised26．A.slowlyB．happilyC．quicklyD．fast27．A.knowB．spotC．stopD．observe28．A.toreB．brokeC．woreD．kicked29．A.neitherB．soC．suchD．nor30．A.apparentB．hopelessC．sureD．terrible31．A.lifeB．dreamC．futureD．death32．A.wavedB．saidC．signedD．explained33．A.whisperedB．shoutedC．criedD．spoke34．A.excitedB．surprisedC．scaredD．happy35．A.redB．whiteC．brightD．beautyⅢ.阅读理解Oncetherewasayoungwomanwhodidn’tlikeherjob.Everydaywhenshecamehomefromwork，shetoldherhusbandhowterribleherdayhadbeen，howtiringtheworkandhowunreasonableherboss.“Leavethatjob，”herhusbandtoldher.“Oh，Iwill，”shesaid.“Butnotyet.Ihavetoomanyfriendsthereformetoleave.”Andsosheremainedunhappyatworkuntiltheyearsbecamedecadesandherchildrenhadchildren.“Leavethatjob，”hergrandchildrentoldher.“Oh，Iwill，”shesaid.“Butnotyet.ThereareonlysevenmoreyearsuntilIreachthirtyyearsofserviceandcanretire.SoIcan’tjustyet.”Iknowthiswoman.Andherstoryremindsmeofanolddoghalfasleeponaporchofageneralstore，moaningandgroaninginthesun.“Whyisyourdogactingthatway？”acustomeraskedthestoreowner.“Oh，”answeredtheman，“He’slyingonanail.”“Well，whydoesn’themove？”“Becauseit’snothurtinghimbadenough.”That’strueforpeople，too.Weconvinceourselvesthepainisnotbadenoughtoleavetheworkplaceweknow.Butwe’rewrong.Prolongedworkpainiscontinuing.Someworkpaindamagesourself­esteem，killsourpassionordestroysourdreams.4WilburWrightoncecommented，“Wecouldhardlywaittogetupinthemorning.Iknowthatexhilaratingfeelingofbeingsopassionateaboutso