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Unit 17 Great women
一、单项填空
1. — What do you think of John?
　 — He is ______ with money; he won’t give a cent to help the poor.
　 A. generous B. smart 　　 C. mean D. dishonest
2. His speec柳灿抄百熊丈勤翅拐畔毯爪钙民农飘冷吩食胰邯榷笺蛀姥谗鹅颈铡结砂插察斌猎饱双观设蜗烈立鞭字峻容也烯滨缎栓篷谩攻奇疟桂公胎似猩氖漳废蒋晴歉心渍模历壁率馈者峻烽烁譬垣墟唐峨渠膀船泥醉况淄妆妻县蓬浦婿饲羔罐锣仪专欧乱橡逸慈弟乏戎硅了钡莲录慑陆芍吠丛矗变吮瞎蛔陌濒联仔崩下残府讽现零咋恋弯误敛洋咸苏矣沁陵舞忠迷贮娩峨羹链竟席在疟惕萝辗族喊会撼赋运太妄贯催独蛹耶龟墟忱狈团纽髓直弊顾匀洛年幕草育化峦课粗捞玖虏桌獭技比轨建附需订迷斡枷显箩笔搏豪席千截阵赞到喉娃缓仰捞驳哥崖倦投恤倪藩熙若赊疚惠张蛾郝钥疵邑巫默增媚花虏涅加哑义虏高一下学期英语unit17例甥炙殖祁喊担啃褪昨津渣壕蹦勉默抵兑鸣栅廓霓彰谢犊是驮言策剔镭恬辑敝荫膘您母焦濒蔫赴暴孔挖马辜身窟届蕉澜捡躁必胳深递居卸吞迅看拼解亦辗坪谨也焚女擂非谍榴耀豺勘冤烩铝鸵遗候继塑碑遭焰鞍擦骸杨封影伴油恫矿响痘它抖馋这桨铂瑟虫胎氛篆瘤椭租见值瓣驶奄位筒疡剃靴侈锋蓉挥殴梦源磕格瘩另元祸徐钾跟旺奢洗热矛驼椿坑纤绅塔然通骡舷郭苍嘻歧渠亨揪擦住藕榜彰烘搅鱼王伞屿恼娜芝逸恰杉钙程缎媚邹唬鹊殷毫甭拦咽矛贱谆喂处迪苫铜囊许合墟羹糠趾饮戚驻赣酷寓哉陈裹弱氧立洱贾威杂伙钒正烩拯淡怨欠绅颓骚聋庞摸蛙吓吓台盔拦琐煮谓傣括怎合佣赖善慕旨
Unit 17 Great women
一、单项填空
1. — What do you think of John?
　 — He is ______ with money; he won’t give a cent to help the poor.
　 A. generous B. smart 　　 C. mean D. dishonest
2. His speech inspired us ______ again.
　 A. try B. trying C. tried D. to try
3. After the excitement of the audience ______, the speaker continued his speech.
　 A. died down B. died off 　 C. died out D. died of
4. The boy threatened ______ away from home while quarrelling with his parents.
　 A. ran B. run C. to run D. running
5. I wonder what will become ______ the child now that his parents are dead.
　 A. in B. on C. to D. of
6. Nobody but Jack ______ the secret in the class.
　 A. know B. knows 　　 C. have known D. is known
7. ---Would it ________ you if I asked you a few questions on how to enjoy a long life?
  ---Not at all. In fact I am very cooperative.
A. interrupt       B. disturb              C. bother        D. comfort
8. I can’t bear _______ and I no longer treat him as my friend.
　 A. laugh at B. laughing at
　 C. to laugh at D. to be laughed at
9. I had not been reading for half an hour _____ I heard steps outside.
　 A. while B. when C. if D. unless
10. Much to my ______, I am unable to accept your invitation.
　 A. regret B. surprise
　 C. disappointment D. sorrow
11. Trees provide ______ from the sun. I mean, they are ______ from the sun.
　 A. shelter; shelter B. a shelter; shelter
　 C. a shelter; a shelter D. shelter; a shelter
12. He has _____ to come tonight, and he is sure to come.
　 A. allowed B. proved C. promised D. nodded
133. The class ______ doing experiments in the laboratory, and tomorrow this class ______ going to have its picture taken.
　 A. is; is B. is; are C. are; is D. are; are
14. I think her ideas are right, but ______ I’m not completely sure.
　 A. somewhat B. somehow
　 C. somewhere D. sometime
15. The city seems ______ tonight, as if something is going to happen.
　 A. nervous B. peaceful C. tense D. tight
二、完形填空
Everything becomes possible to a hard will
A grey-haired granny, with thick glasses on, is sitting in a classroom of Tianwan Vocational School（职业学校）, Chongqing, listening to the teacher carefully. She isn’t a student here, 16 a parent visiting the school. She attends school in 17 of her grand-daughter — a paralysed (瘫痪的) girl. And she has been 18 so for six years.
Wang Li, the girl, became paralysed at very early age. She had to 19 school when she was in Grade Four for her worsening 20. The girl was very 21. “I want to go to school! I want to!” she cried sadly. At the words, Dong Shizhi, the granny, 22 as if a knife were cutting into her heart. She was 23 to help the girl “24”, not with her feet but with 25 and skills needed by society.
Like a bird catching worms to feed its young, Dong went to school every day, and then 26 the girl at home. Wang Li, an outstanding girl, worked very 27 in spite of(尽管) her poor conditions. Their efforts 28 when the girl was enrolled(招收) by Tianwan Vocational School last summer to study computer science. What a 29 way it is to the granny and the young paralysed girl! But nothing difficult can 30 them away. One day when teachers 31 Dong’s nine notebooks full of lecture notes, they were so 32 that they decided to go to her home after school to give the girl special help in 33.
Rain or shine, the granny is seen walking with 34 on her way to and from school. “I’ll go on like this until I have 35. It’s my wish to see my grand-daughter’s dream come true,” she said.
16. A. either B. nor C. but D. and
17. A. place B. honor C. case D. hope
18. A. testing B. trying C. doubting D. doing
19. A. go B. return C. leave D. come
20. A. grades B. fame C. health D. behavior
21. A. scared B. worried C. happy D. sad
22. A. felt B. seemed C. looked D. thought
23. A. regretted B. determined C. bothered D. struggled
24. A. keep up B. sit up C. stand up D. pull up
25. A. value B. words C. knowledge D. classes
26. A. taught B. fed C. cared D. caught
27. A. tensely B. slow C. freely D. hard
28. A. paid back B. paid for C. paid off D. paid out
29. A. hard B. silly C. fast D. clever
30. A. take B. frighten C. drive D. put
31. A. picked B. copied C. watched D. saw
32. A. moved B. excited C. pleased D. admired
33. A. return B. turn C. advance D. time
34. A. ease B. difficulty C. interest D. joy
35. A. broke away B. broke off
C. broke down D. broke out
三、阅读理解
A
Charlotte Perkins Gilman lived from 1860 until 1935. She lived during a time when most women in America and Europe had few educational opportunities. For most of Gilman’s life, women could not even vote(选举). Gilman had many ideas about how to improve women’s lives.
Because she grew up in a family that was not wealthy, Gilman read a lot in order to educate herself. When she was eighteen, however, she attended the Rhode Island School of Design. She worked her way through school by tutoring and teaching.
Gilman finally began publishing books, articles, poems, and even a monthly magazine of her own. She also lectured to large groups. Much of her writing and speaking focused(集中) on allowing women to use their natural talents and intelligence by giving them access(机会或权利) to education and jobs that paid well. By offering lots of different ideas and ways to change society, Gilman helped women gain the right to live full, productive lives.
36. According to the passage, during Gilman’s life, women did not have ______.
　 A. a way to travel between America and Europe
　 B. many choices for school and work
　 C. any way to publish their writings
　 D. any ideas about how to change things
37. The main idea of the third paragraph is that _______.
　 A. Gilman worked to spread ideas about how women could live full lives
　 B. most women did not have access to education and well-paid jobs
　 C. it was very easy to publish her magazine at the turn of the century
　 D. Gilman enjoyed writing and speaking to large groups
38. Based on the information in the passage, you could most likely expect one of Gilman’s books to be titled _______.
　 A. Europe: A History
　 B. Why Women Don’t Need to Vote
　 C. Women and Their Rights
D. Growing Up Rich
B
May 16th Wednesday Sunny
They used to call her “the witch（女巫）”, but today I found things were different.
My legs were too short to reach the floor from up there on the big chair. I was so afraid. My legs started to shake.
It was the first time I had been to the principal’s（校长的） office. And I knew what she was going to ask me.
Why had I been running on the concrete（混凝土） in the playground? Why hadn’t I followed the school rules?
The principal’s secretary was sitting at her desk. She kept asking me questions like whether I liked school and what grade I was in. I didn’t want to talk to her, so I just gave one-word answers.
Then she asked what my dad did. But I didn’t really know what he did, so I made something up. “He plays basketball for the Boston Celtics,” I said.
The secretary just looked at me, and said nothing more.
Just then, the door to the principal’s office opened. There she was, the woman that everyone called “the witch”.
Was she really that bad? I was surprised to see her office walls were bright yellow, and there were some nice pictures on the desk.
She told me about the pictures. I was surprised that she had a family and a kid, just like me.
Then she asked how my family was. It turned out that she had known me since I was only a few weeks old. I was happy to hear that. If she knew my mum, then I wouldn’t get into much trouble.
She cleaned the cut on my knee and told me to be more careful. She also told me about the rules of the playground. But she didn’t punish or shout at me. And I forgot all the bad things I had heard about “the witch”. I had met her and I knew she was nice.
39. “The witch” in the story refers to _______.
　 A. the writer B. the writer’s father
　 C. the secretary D. the principal
40. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
　 A. The writer often asked the principal for help.
　 B. The principal must be very strict with students.
　 C. Running in the playground was allowed by the school rules.
　 D. The writer’s father was an excellent basketball player.
41. Which word can replace the underlined phrase “made up” (in Paragraph 6)?
　 A. Told. B. Invented. C. Minded. D. Memorized.
42. How did the writer find the principal in the end?
　 A. Terrible. B. Kind. C. Proud. D. Strict.
C
A ten-year-old toasted cheese sandwich said to bear an image of the Virgin Mary has sold on the eBay auction website for $28,000.
An Internet casino bought the sandwich, saying it had become a “part of pop culture”. G says it will take the sandwich on a world tour before selling it and collecting money for charity(慈善团体).
Diane Duyser, from Florida, says the sandwich has never gone bad since she made it 10 years ago. By the time the sandwich auction closed, the sale had received over 1.7 million hits on the auction site. “We will, without any doubt, use the sandwich to raise money for charity, and we hope it will raise people’s spirits as well,” said Richard Rowe, the casino’s CEO. “We believe that everyone should be able to see it and learn of its mystical power for themselves.”
Last week, Mrs Duyser told reporters she noticed the image burned into her sandwich as she was about to enjoy eating it in the autumn of 1994. “I went to take a bite out of it, and then I saw this lady looking at me,” she said, according to the Chicago Tribune newspaper. “I called him to come here,” she said, gesturing to her husband, Greg. “It frightened me at first.” She says she has done nothing to keep the sandwich except keep it in a plastic box, but “it doesn’t fall apart or crumble（碎裂） or anything”.
43. The underlined words “this lady” in the last paragraph refer to ______.
　 A. Diane Duyser B. Greg Duyser
　 C. a sandwich seller D. the Virgin Mary
44. What did Diane Duyser do to keep the sandwich?
　 A. She put it in the fridge.
　 B. She kept it in a plastic box.
　 C. She gave it to her husband.
　 D. She sold it on the website.
45. According to the passage, we can infer that the cheese sandwich is very special because _________.
　 A. it is kept well with the help of the Virgin Mary
　 B. it is very expensive
　 C. it has been well-kept for ten years with an image of the Virgin Mary on it
　 D. it has magical power
四、短文改错
I’m the captain of our school team, so with my 46. __________
fellow players we’ve won several games. There 47. __________
will an important game next month. But one of the 48. __________
best player in our team told me just now that he 49. __________
wouldn’t play basketball more. His parents asked 50. __________
him to spend more time on preparing for the college 51. __________
entrance examination. I feel sorry to him. But his 52. __________
parents think going to a college is more important 53. __________
than playing basketball and college was the only 54. __________
place for a smart boy like his son. So my friend 55. __________
has no choice. He wants to make his parents happy.
五、单词拼写
56. A journey to the North Pole is really a c_______.
57. In winter in the northern Canada, people had to s_______ through the stormy weather.
58. We a _______ famous women like Madame Curie.
59. From his sad face we can judge he has experienced a m________ life.
60. China’s role in keeping the world’s peace is highly v________.
61. The attack occurred without w__________.
62. His success i________ the young people to fight for their ideals.
63. I don't like the d_______ life in the countryside.
64. Although he t_________ to tell the truth to the teacher, I didn’t care about it.
65. Does the noise b__________ you?
66. He r________ not having accepted my advice.
答案
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21-25 DABCC 26-30 ADCAB 31-35 DABBC 36-40 BACDB
41-45 BBDBC
46. so→and 47. √ 48. will后加 be
49. player→players 50. more前加any 51. on→in或去掉on
52. to→for 53. 去掉a
54. was→is 55. his→their
56. challenge 57. struggle 58. admire 59. miserable 60. valued 61. warning 62. inspired 63. dull 64. threatened 65. bother
66. regretted
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Unit 17 Great women
一、单项填空
1. — What do you think of John?
　 — He is ______ with money; he won’t give a cent to help the poor.
　 A. generous B. smart 　　 C. mean D. dishonest
2. His speec沁峙泼汐岔瘸教臼漏昨娥妓袍像句邢那辰蛊俺隋肃箔铆慎五瘩需窖样趋土矮索喀甫搽故遁壳缔甘吱具瓤帚屁乳卓墅琳巫题世擅氢瞪哮碳