高二英语下学期unit14练习题

Unit14Freedomfighters一.单项选择1.Shewas_______forhelpingthemurderertoescape.A.searchedB.broughtC.arrestedD.caught2.Hewasinterestedinpoliticslongbeforehewasoldenoughto_____.A.voteB.chooseC.electD.register3.Regardless_____ourmistakes,theteachercorrectedourthesispatiently.A.inB.ofC.forD.about4.Inwesterncountries,theyoungpeoplearemoreindependent_____theirparents.A.fromB.ofC.offD.to5.AswejoinedthebigcrowdIgot_____frommyfriends.A.separatedB.sparedC.lostD.missed6.Therewasaknockatthedoor.ItwasthesecondtimeI_____thatevening.A.interruptedB.wasinterruptedC.hadinterruptedD.hadbeeninterrupted7.Theirparents_____themtodrink.A.prohibitB.forbidC.ignoreD.block8.Tomworkedhardand_____hisclassmates.A.setanexampletoB.makeanexampleofC.followedtheexampleofD.letthisbeanexampleto9.I_____thatshe_____heresoon.A.suppose;comingB.demand;comeC.demand;comesD.believe;tocome10.I_____towritetoyou,butsomethingalwayskeptme.A.intendB.amgoingC.planD.meant11.Theproposalseemsquitegood,butIcan’teasily_____withoutallthefacts.A.joinB.judgeC.sayD.speak12.TheAmericansoldiers_____withtheBritishinthewaragainstGermany.A.joinedhandsB.changedhandsC.raisedtheirhandsD.livedfromhandtomouth13.Thepolicearetreatinghisdeath_____acaseofmurder.A.ofB.toC.withD.as14.Thisinformationdoesnot_____whatIwastoldyesterday.A.fitinwithB.fitonC.fitupD.fitinto15.Thestudentsgave_____totheirpleasureoverthenewbuilding.A.voiceB.thoughtC.riseD.place二.完形填空Alice:Tom,myEnglishteacherMissJonessaysmyvocabularyistoo16.She17metoreadmoreafter18.ButIthinkIcanjustgoandmemorizewordsinthedictionary.That’sashortcut.Tom:You’dbetternot19that.20abletospellaworddoesn’tmeanyoucanuseitcorrectly.Youneedcontext（上下文）todecidethe21meaningofanewword.Andonlyafterseeingitusedindifferentcontexts22reallyfeelateaseinusingit.Alice:Thedictionaryexplainstheexactmeaningofwords,23?Tom:Right,butEnglishwordshavedifferentmeanings.24theword‘set’forexample.This25word58meaningsasanoun,126meaningsasaverb,and10meaningsasaparticipialadjective.Howdoyouknow26choosewithoutthecontext?Alice:Tom,youdon’tmeaneveryEnglishwordhas27manymeanings!Tom:Ofcoursenot!‘set’istheword28themostmeanings.Alice:Iseewhatyoumean,Tom.MaybeIshould29MissJones’advice.Tom:You30should,Alice.Alice:SometimesI’mabit31becausetherearesomanywordsintheEnglishlanguage.Tom:It’strue32Englishholdstherecordasthelanguagewiththegreatestnumberofwords790,000.33,linguists（语言学家）haveestimatedthatnooneusesmorethan60,000oftheseinalifetimeofwritingandspeaking,andonly5,000wordsinconversation.Alice,workhard.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway,I’lllend34,Alice.Alice:Allright,Tom.I’lltrymy35.16.A.limitB.limitingC.limitedD.rich17.A.advicesB.advisesC.persuadesD.suggests18.A.classB.theclassC.supperD.rising19.A.tryB.sureC.believeD.depend20.A.BeB.BeingC.CanbeD.You21.A.trueB.justC.allD.exact22.A.wewillB.wecanC.canweD.dowe23.A.doyouB.dotheyC.doesitD.doesn’tit24.A.TakeB.LetC.BroughtD.Lift25.A.3-lettersB.3-letterC.3letterD.3letters26.A.whichB.whichoneC.whichtoD.so27.A.suchB.soC.veryD.how28.A.ofB.withC.amongD.giving29.A.receiveB.acceptC.useD.take30.A.sureB.certainC.certainlyD.infact31.A.fearB.gladC.encouragedD.discouraged32.A.thatB.whichC.whenD.as33.A.whoeverB.howeverC.whateverD.whichever34.A.ahandB.twohandC.moneyD.dictionary35.A.wayB.pathC.nicestD.best三.阅读理解ItistheHolyGrail(长期追求的目标)ofpoliticianseverywhere—howtowinandkeepthetrustofvoters.NowresearchersattheUniversityofStAndrew'sinScotlandsaythey-mayhavetheanswer.Theybelievepoliticianscouldlearnalotfromrecentadvancesinscience.AgrowingnumberofstudieshaveshownthatpeopledojudgeabookbyitscovenResearcherssaymostofusmakequickjudgmentsaboutapersononthebasisofhowtheylook.Studiessuggestthatpeoplearelesslikelytotrustthosewithparticularlymasculine(男性的)features,suchasasquarejaw,smalleyesorabignose.Theyareconsidereddominant(支配的)andlesstrustworthy,saysMsCornwellItdoesn'tmeanthatmenwholookmoremasculinearelesstrustworthy——it'sjustourfirstimpression.Thosewithlessmasculinefeatures——largereyes,asmallernoseandthinnerlips---arethoughttobemoretrustworthy.TheresearchersareputtingtheirsciencetothetestattheRoyalSociety'sannualsummerexhibitioninLondon.Theynavemanipulated(复制)thefacesofPrimeMinisterTonyBlair,ConservativeleaderMichaelHowardandLiberalDemocratleaderCharlesKenneyaccentuating(强调)theirdominantandtrustworthyfeatures.Wehaveusedacomputerprogramtochangetheshapeoftheirfacesandfeatures.Wehopeitwillhelppeopletounderstandourwork.Soshouldweexpecttoseethemattheexhibitiongettingtips?Idon'tthinkit'ssomethingtheywillwanttotry,saysMsCornwell.It'snotreallypossiblewithtelevision.Weallknowwhattheylooklike.36.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingdescriptionswillgivepeopleagoodfirstimpression?A.Asquarejaw,smalleyesandasmallnose.B.Largereyes,asmallnoseandabigface.C.Largereyes,asmallnoseandthinnerlips.D.Asmallnose,smallereyesandthicklips.37.TheunderlinedwordtheminParagraph5refersto__________.A.theresearchersB.TonyBlair,MichaelHowardandCharlesKennedyC.theirfeaturesD.computerprograms38.Accordingtothepassage,weknowthat_________.A.peoplewithgoodfacialfeaturesmustbetrustworthyB.peoplewithbadfac