M5U5 单元卷A 教师版

永嘉二中英语综合复习练习卷 M5U5 ( A卷)考试时间40分钟，满分50分Array1.Translation (1*10=10)1.____________v.流血2._____________ v. （使）膨胀；隆起3. _____________ v.涂；应用；申请4._____________n.屏障5._____________ v. 毒害；n.毒药6. ___________ v. 倒；灌7. _________ 挤出，榨出8. _____________ 找到9.______________ 在适当的位置10._____________ 区别对待；有影响Bleed; swell; apply; barrier; poison; pour; squeeze out; put one’s hand; in place; make a difference2. Blank filling (1 *10=10)Most people who come to visit the U. S. 11 (surprise) when they notice the price on the price tag is not always what they are charged. This is because the price doesn’t have the tax included, so they have to pay for that 12 (additional).This is not what foreigners are used to, as in many other countries taxes are in the price 13 customers don’t have to think about additional costs when 14 (buy) something. In the U.S. sometimes the increase in price is not so impressive, but sometimes 15 they’re buying turns out to be much more expensive than 16 (expect). Taxes apply to everyone, including 17 (local) and foreigners, so foreigners are confused about why they don’t declare the total price. Foreigners got used 18 that in their own countries, so they would probably like it more if the declared prices included the tax as well.However, it is convenient for stores to display 19 (low) prices, and it makes more customers 20 (think) that they are not paying too much for certain products. But as we all know, sometimes the tax can almost double the price.Are suprised; additionally; and; buying; what; expected; locals; to; lower; think3. cloze.（1*20=20）When Pizza Saved a LifeAlmost every night for over ten years, Kirk Alexander, 48, ordered dinner from his local Domino’s pizzeria (披萨店). Sometimes he’d 21 a salad, sometimes a pie, sometimes chicken wings. 22 one day, he stopped calling.“It has been 11 days,” store general manager Sarah Fuller said, “which is not like 23 .”Sarah had 24 Kirk since 2009. Many delivery drivers regularly made the 25 trip to Kirk’s house, about six minutes away. She knew he 26 at home and that he rarely ventured (冒险) outside. She also knew that he had suffered 27 issues in the past. Something, Sarah 28 , was wrong.Around 1 a.m. on Sunday, May 8, Sarah 29 delivery driver Tracey Hamblen to Kirk’s home. Tracey approached the door and knocked. She could only see the TV set and lights were on, 30 after several minutes, Kirk still hadn’t answered the door. Tracey called Kirk’s 31 . The call went straight to voice mail.Tracey rushed back to the 32 , where 911 was called, and soon officers were on their way.33 deputies arrived at Kirk’s house, they heard a man calli ng for help from inside. They 34 the door and found Kirk on the floor 35 immediate medical attention after 36 what Sarah said was a stroke.Kirk was rushed to Salem Hospital, where he was listed in stable 37 . Sarah and her 38 recently visitedhim at a health centre, where he’s doing “well”.So is keeping an eye on 39 customers part of Domino’s business plan? “Not really, Kirk is part of our family here,” she said, “We 40 we needed to do something.”21. A. call at B. call for C. call on D. call off22. A. Again B. Finally C. Then D. Still23. A. him B. her C. us D. them24. A. known B. understood C. recognized D. accepted25. A. high B. big C. long D. short26. A. flew B. swam C. worked D. laughed27. A. competition B. transportation C. health D. finance28. A. ashamed of B. informed of C. terrified D. worried29. A. fetched B. invited C. drove D. sent30. A. or B. for C. and D. but31. A. doorbell B. phone C. name D. order32. A. store B. college C. police station D. emergency room33. A. If B. When C. If only D. As though34. A. broke down B. got down C. climbed down D. burned down35. A. in favour of B. in need of C. in memory of D. in terms of36. A. making up B. suffering from C. curing of D. benefiting from37. A. traditions B. situation C. condition D. occasions38. A. brothers B. students C. teachers D. peers39. A. determined B. frequent C. regular D. concerned40. A. remarked B. thought of C. felt like D. wonderedBCAAD CCDDD BABAB BCDCC4.七选五(10)Cell Phone Rules You Should FollowDon’t be caught ma king cell phone calls in the following occasions! Follow our expert rules to avoid being rude and annoying on your smart phone.Put your phone away at the dinner table41 But “being polite in public to both your dining partner and other diners is important,” said Amy Rice, an expert on etiquette (礼仪). Follow these little etiquette rules when dining at a restaurant.42You may not know the cashier, but that doesn’t mean you can keep chatting away while they’re helping you. Unless it’s an emergency, it’s just rude to stay on the phone right in their face. These are the most annoying coffee shop habits, according to Starbucks waiters.Never shout when talking on the phoneCan you hear me now? If they can’t, maybe you should call them back later. 43 “No one else needs to be close to your conversations —or your arguments,” said Rice. Don’t miss these other unbreakable rules for using today’s tech.Never text or talk when drivingThis is an obvious one. Many countries have laws in place regarding texting and talking on the phone while driving.44 These are the warning signs that you could be a cell phone addict.Avoid texting in work meetingsYou don’t want your boss looking up and seeing you texting away and completely ignoring what’s going on. Plus, ifyou’re the boss, it’s setting a bad example for your workers. 45A. It’s a big no-no.B. This may seem obvious because it’s rude.C. Avoid using a phone on public transportationD. Avoid talking on the phone in a waiting roomE. End phone conversations when paying for purchasesF. Don’t miss these other clear signs that you’re a bad listener.G. When in public, try not to raise your voice while on the phone. BEGAF。