2014-2015学年(高二-上)英语(必修5-牛津版)测试题：Unit3阶段测试Ⅱ

14-15学年牛津高二上学期B5U3阶段测试Ⅱ(江苏)

Class: Name: Marks: 满分（80）

一、单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)

从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最合适的答案填在下面的空格处。

1. A survey says that people who consider a house to be a must for marriage are the majority in China.

A. in

B. at

C. on

D. for

2. The fans were told that all the tickets had been sold out, they had waited outside the booking office for so long.

A. as

B. since

C. unless

D. though

3. — How do you like the play?

—Oh, I’m really t ired of the same old story! None of its plots is constructed.

A. formally

B. properly

C. originally

D. normally

4. —What’s the problem with the car? Have you checked the engine?

— Yes, I did twice; there be anything wrong with the engine.

A. won’t

B. needn’t

C. mustn’t

D. shouldn’t

5. His guilty expression my suspicion (怀疑) that he did break the ancient vase.

A. removed

B. confirmed

C. forecast

D. represented

6. in acting, Raymond joined the univers ity’s drama group in his freshman year.

A. Absorbing

B. Absorbed

C. To be absorbed

D. Having absorbed

7. The company profits from home markets are falling may seek opportunities abroad.

A. who

B. why

C. which

D. whose

8. My father bought 20 acres of land and set up his own business: growing roses in his mid-fifties — fifty-six, .

A. to be fair

B. to be brief

C. to be exact

D. to be honest

9. More than 1.6 million children in China suffer from autism (自闭症). However, only a few of them have access to .

A. treatment

B. judgment

C. amusement

D. argument

10. — Have you brought your ID card?

— Yes, I it the whole morning.

A. looked for

B. would look for

C. had looked for

D. have been looking for

11. The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the three most important traditional Chinese festivals, the other two the Lunar New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

A. are

B. being

C. been

D. to be

12. You are you eat, so if you’re filling yourself with cheeseburgers and hot dogs every day, the chances are that you will become overweight.

A. how

B. that

C. who

D. what

13. — Was there anything valuable in your missing bag, Madam?

— Yes, my purse and keys. Luckily, I the mobile phone.

A. had used

B. would use

C. was using

D. have been using

14. When the majority of my friends are using the latest smart phones, I feel the need to buy a better one my old Nokia phone.

A. in favour of

B. in honour of

C. in place of

D. in search of

15. — Have you heard about a big fire in the paper factory?

—There’s nothing in the newspaper about it.

A. Of course.

B. Who cares?

C. Thank goodness.

D. Are you sure?

二、完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)

Encouragement works

At one point during a game, the coach said to one of his young players, “Do you understand what cooperation is? What a(n) 16 is?” The little boy nodded yes.

“Do you understand that what matters is 17 we win together as a team?” The littl e boy nodded yes.

“So,” the coach 18 , “when a strike is made, or you are out at first, you don’t 19 or curse or attack the judge. Do you understand all that?” 20 , the boy nodded yes.

“Good,” said the coach, “now go over there and 21 it to y our mother.” What the coach wanted the boy’s mother to understand is that encouragement is important to 22 . Encouragement builds teams and also confidence. Encouragement works. In fact, the right kind of encouragement, at the right time, can change a(n) 23 .

Author Ron Dunn tells the story of two altar boys (祭童). One was born in Eastern Europe. The other was born in a small town in Illinois (USA). 24 their lives were quite different, these two boys once shared a(n) 25 experience.

Each altar boy 26 his priest(神父) in the celebration. While handling the cup, they both 27 spilt (溢出) some of the wine on the carpet. But this was where their 28 began. The priest in the Eastern European church, seeing the purple mark, hit the altar boy on his face and 29 , “You stupid! Get out.” He did. The little boy grew up to become a thief.

The priest in the church in Illinois, 30 seeing the wine mark, 31 beside the boy and looked at him gently, saying, “It’s all right, son. You’ll do 32 next time. You’ll be a fine priest someday.” That little boy grew up to become a much-loved priest.

We don’t know how much a(n) 33 word from the priest, or the 34 of one, would influence these boys’ lives. But kindness and instruction are far more valuable than 35 and