14-15学年(高一,上)高中英语(必修1,北师大版)Unit1+Lesson1-2测试题(含答案)

14-15学年北师大高一上学期Unit1Lesson1-2测试Class: Name: Marks: 满分（120）第一部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)AI sat in my seat as my new classmates found theirs. At the front of the class our new math teacher stood watching us. The bell rang.“Welcome to a new school year. I’m Mr. Stevens and I’m sure I’ll learn all your names in no time.” He walked around the class handing out math books. When he was done, he returned to the front of the class and looked at us. “What are you waiting for? Get started?” he said.We looked at him. Wasn’t he going to teach us?“Is there something wrong with your ears? You’re not all deaf, are you?”A brave boy at the back of the class asked what we all wanted to know. “Mr. Stevens, aren’t you going to tea ch us?”Mr. Stevens said, “You’re smart kids. Open your books and get to it. If you have any trouble or any questions, raise your hand, and I’ll help you.”We opened our books. Mr. Stevens helped anyone who had questions. We worked like dogs and finished two and one half math books the first year. It was a turning point in my life. Mr. Stevens made me realize I was good at math and also able to reach the top of any class I attended.Monty Python’s Flying Circus was a popular television show back then. The actors brought the best British humour (幽默) into our Canadian lives. Mr. Stevens would often act out one of their funny scenes (场景) in front of the class. Some thought he was strange, and I guess he was, but he knew how to make a math lesson interesting.1. Why did the writer say being taught by Mr. Stevens was a turning point in his life?A. He could learn things more quickly than before.B. He realized he could be a good student in class.C. He liked going to school from then on.D. He changed his attitude towards life.2. What was special about Mr. Stevens according to the writer?A. He was strict with the students.B. He treated each student equally.C. He taught the students to learn on their own.D. He brought English humor into math classes.3. Mr. Stevens would often act out one of the scenes in Flying Circus to .A. let students taste British humourB. make his classes interestingC. teach his students British cultureD. make more students like himBAndres ChaparralA person who is kind to me is Andres Chaparral. He lives in the Philippines. He is so kind to other people and me. When someone asks him if he can help him/her, he always does it. He always gives poor children food and clothes. One time when his father gave him mo ney for shopping, he didn’t spend it. He bought some food, shoes, clothes and toys, and then we rode a bus and went to an orphanage and gave the children all the things he bought. He is the kindest person I know.Roseville SantosAnother person who is kind to me is my aunt. When I just came here she helped me with my homework. I did not speak English. She always takes me to new places to meet new friends. But the thing I like most about her is when she told me, “Do not give up on whatever you’re doing.”Joseph SueThe person who is kind to me is my uncle. He helped my mom to take care of me when she went to work in New Jersey. He was also like my father. He is really a nice uncle. He also buys me clothes. And when I am sick, he takes care of me although he has to go to work.Carlos CarranzaI write this paragraph about my grandfather because I think he is kind. He likes to help others, too. He likes me because when I stay with him he gives me money and helps me with my homework. He also asks me to help others when they need help and to respect the old.4. What’s the writer’s purpose in writing the passage?A. To tell us who have helped him.B. To introduce his family members to us.C. To show us his happy memories of his childhood.D. To tell us who have set a good example to him.5. What touched the writer deeply is Andres Chaparral’s .A. courageB. politenessC. wisdomD. kindness6. What can we learn about the writer’s aunt from the pass age?A. She worked as a teacher in the past.B. She is fond of travelling everywhere alone.C. She always encourages the writer.D. She has few friends to talk to.7. The word “orphanage” in Paragraph 1 probably refers to .A. a center that gives food to the poorB. a place for children without parentsC. a store which sells all kinds of clothesD. a station where passengers wait for busesCThe people of Churchill, Manitoba, known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World”, live among som e of the world’s most dangerous animals for several months each year, but they can’t imagine living any other way.The town is small — you can walk from one end to the other in 15 minutes. But people in Churchill say their daily lives can be a bit of a culture shock for visitors. Things that are considered normal in Churchill aren’t necessarily normal elsewhere. For example, the meat from one hunt can fill a family’s refrigerator for the winter.But the most different in Churchill is the bears. If you live in Churchill, you don’t walk the streets at night during bear season. You keep your car doors unlocked —if a bear shows up, you’ll need protection fast.A lot of tourists come to Churchill each year, and during high season, more than 12,000 visitors pass through the town in six weeks. Tourists don’t know the dangers. They’ll see a nice coastline (海岸线) and want to go for a walk. Bears like to sleep there, and you can’t see them till it’s too late. Manitoba Conservation holds school talks and puts up warning(警告) signs in the whole area, but living among dangerous animals is new for visitors.Though living and working among some of the earth’s most deadly animals is dangerous, the people of Churchill are just as concerned about the bears’ safety as their own. “If I’m not careful around the bear, what will end up happening could be injury (受伤) for me, but it will mean death to the bear,” a person living in Churchill said. “I always keep that in mind.”8. Daily lives in Churchill can be a bit of a culture shock for visitors because .A. they can see many polar bearsB. people here live a different lifeC. the town is quite smallD. people there hunt for a living9. If you live in Churchill, you should .A. stay at home at nightB. not go out alone at nightC. drive a car at nightD. not stay in your car at night10. According to the 4th paragraph, visitors to Churchill .A. should avoid the high seasonB. should not go for a walk aloneC. had better keep away from the coastlineD. have a higher chance of meeting a bear11. We can infer from the last paragraph that people in Churchill .A. often kill the bears when they meet themB. are not concerned about their own safetyC. care a lot about polar bearsD. aren’t afraid of polar bearsDThe English language changed a lot during the past years and is still changing. This is because Britain has been influenced by many cultures and invaded (侵略) by many countries, too.We had the first big change in our language when the Vikings came and conquered England. They brought words from their language into everyday use: house, ocean, boat. What were these called before? Perhaps nobody knows.Later on the Romans invaded, and they brought another set of words: judicial, centenarian, legion, villa, vineyard and many, many more. In fact, for a time Latin became the main language of educated people. Poor people spoke in their own local dialect, which separated educated people from ordinary people.After 1066, French was spoken in government offices and became widely used because the rulers were from the French court (宫廷).Other rulers from Spain came, and Spanish words came into our language. With time, many of these words changed and became “English” words, but most of the words we use — from delicate, sofa, bed, garden, in fact most words you can think of — came from one of the other European countries.The history of English is still being written. More words are becoming used daily, largely because of the development of science and technology. Words like byte, download and hyper drive are now in the dictionary. Other colloquial (口头的) words like bro, phit, yo’ are also appearing in the dictionary.12. What’s the passage mainly about?A. The development of the English language.B. The countries that invaded Britain.C. Different kinds of English.D. The history of Britain.13. What happened after the Romans invaded England?A. The English language began to form.B. Latin was spoken by all the people.C. Different classes began to appear in Britain.D. Different classes spoke different languages.14. What influenced English a lot in the old days?A. The countries that invaded Britain.B. The dialects spoken by ordinary people.C. The main language of educated people.D. The other European countries.15. We can infer from the last paragraph that .A. some English words changed a lotB. the history of English is very longC. the English language is still changing nowadaysD. the English language has a big influence in the world第二节(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。