5单元测试

Test (Unit 5)I. Read through the passage “Weeping for My Smoking Daughter”and write a summary by usingthe tips below.1. weeps for her smoking daughter2. the same brand of cigarettes that killed her grandfather.3. attracted by tobacco advertising and film actors4. health was getting worse and worse5. eventually died from6. the confident or fashionable older man or the beautiful, “worldly”young woman smoking7. is slowly killing herself8. a form of self-battering9. stop smoking at least at familiesII. Make your choices1. She ____ the job after finding that the company needs constant overtime work.A. leftB. gave inC. quittedD. escaped2. I want to give up because I can’t see a ________ chance of success.A. slipB. slimC. tinyD. few3. This clock _________ five minutes a day.A. getsB. winsC. makesD. gains4. I lost my wallet and now I am ____ __ penniless.A. literallyB. literarilyC. directlyD. completely5. In Britain people ________ four million tons of potatoes every year.A. swallowB. disposeC. consumeD. exhaust6. Did you see a ________ of keys on a blue ring? I now can’t go back home.A. packageB. bunchC. seriesD. group7. She is patient, warm-hearted; she will ___ __ you a good wife.A. makeB. giveC. presentD. offer8. I expected she might not come but when she didn’t show up I still felt ______ disappointed.A. somehowB. sometimeC. some timesD. somewhat9. They promised _____ delivery but we didn’t receive the goods two months later.A. instantB. rapidC. fastD. prompt10. The rapid development of communications technology is transforming the _______in which peoplecommunicate across time and space.A. moodB. mannerC. missionD. vision11. Newcomers are often pining ______ home within weeks of arriving in their new country.A. ofB. forC. atD. in12. He is _______ a traditional man. On the contrary, he always departs from customs.A. by any meansB. by all meansC. by what meansD. by no means13. It was said that the wealthy White family __________ in the oil business.A. made a fortuneB. ran a riskC. made moneyD. ran a fortune14. More and more ________ sort of women went out of home and took on some jobs.A. homelyB. domesticC. routineD. homey15. Having a holiday once or twice a year is good for you to break ________ routine.A. outB. upC. fromD. away16. We should have the consciousness to _______ all kinds of resources.A. economy onB. economical onC. economize onD. economic on17. It is very necessary to have a dictionary close _______ when you are learning English.A. in handB. on handC. to handD. at hand18. After two-month rough living in the desert, these young people _______ a lot.A. hardenedB. strongerC. strengthenedD. harder19. The police have been criticized for __________ complaints from the public.A. insensitiveB. being insensitive toC. insensitivenessD. being insensitive20. Informing patients of the truth about their conditions risks __________ their hope of life.A. destroyedB. destroyingC. have destroyedD. to destroyIII. Put the following into English1. 缺乏······2. 吞烟吐雾3. 起初不明显4. 犹豫不决5. 听起来让人很难受6. 陷入/无法摆脱7. 为······而哭泣8. 在一次家庭聚会上9. 在他生命结束前10. 一种自我毁灭11. 使······虚弱不堪12.身穿黑色燕尾服13. 保住(工作) 14. 指派某人做某事15. 塞满了······, 充满了······16. 坚持/重视做······17. 达成和解18. 为······向某人赔偿19. 为······伤心; 渴望20. 勇敢地面对21. 炯炯有神的眼睛Part IIRead the passage through and fill in the blanks with appropriate words form the word bank below.“Knock it off!” Billy would not cease banging his foot on the table. Mrs. Stewart had lost allR1 in telling him to stop. Her words were falling on R2 ears. She had asked her son to quit doing something that was bothering her so many times that she R3 even knew the words were coming from her mouth. Billy had got used to this. He just R4 his mom’s expressions like these. He banged on without a pause.She used to try to phrase her words in R5 ways like, “When you bang on the table that way, it R6 me. Would you mind doing something else that is a little quieter?” there was warmth in her voice and she had all of the best R7 . But when she actually managed to get Billy’s attention in this way, he simply replied, “But I’m bored.” She tried to offer him a bunch of alternatives, but nothing worked and it all became too tedious. It had become R8 even to herself that she was increasing using R9 expressions.Mrs. Stewart seems to understand that even if she can’t expect Billy to respond immediately. But she still believes that to keep on R10 pressures might work someday. Children may learn that arguing no longer works because of her continuing shouting.Part III Match1. 缺乏······2. 吞烟吐雾3. 起初不明显4. 犹豫不决5. 听起来让人很难受6. 陷入/无法摆脱7. 为······而哭泣8. 在一次家庭聚会上9. 在他生命结束前10. 一种自我毁灭11. 使······虚弱不堪12.身穿黑色燕尾服13. 保住(工作) 14. 指派某人做某事15. 塞满了······, 充满了······16. 坚持/重视做······17. 达成和解18. 为······向某人赔偿19. 为······伤心; 渴望20. 勇敢地面对21. 炯炯有神的眼睛A. to weep forB. hold downC. be packed withD. glowing eyesE. dressed in a black dress coatF. come to/reach an accommodationG. compensate sb. for …H. assign sb. to (do) sth.I. to starve … of …J. to leave sb. low K. to be stuck in L. drag away/smoke like chimneys M. a form of self-battering N. pine for O. at a family reunionP. make a point of doing sth. Q. embarrassing to hear R. near the very end of his lifeS. stand up to T. unnoticeable at first U. fluctuate between…and…Writing PracticeRearrange them to follow the time order and write the sentences in paragraph form.1. My dormitory is a large, spacious and comfortable room with four beds.2. Around the desk are four chairs for us to sit on during out study.3. Between the two beds on the ease side of the room is a large wardrobe for hanging clothes andstoring bedding.4. Opposite to it is a large bookcase with neatly arranged books.5. Below the window is a large desk on which there is a clock, a telephone and a computer.6. As you walk into the room, you are faced with a large window on the southern side of the room.7. The four beds are located in the four corners of the room.My dormitory is a large, spacious and comfortable room with four beds. As you walk into the room, you are faced with a large window on the southern side of the room. Below the window is a large desk on which there is a clock, a telephone and a computer. Around the desk are four chairs for us to sit on during out study. The four beds are located in the four corners of the room. Between the two beds on the ease side of the room is a large wardrobe for hanging clothes and storing bedding. Opposite to it is a large bookcase with neatly arranged books.(0.5×20) 1—10 CBDAC BCDDB 11—20 BDABC CDABBPart II(1×10) R1—R5 F K A H J, R6---R10 D G B M EPart III(0.5×20) 1—10 I L T U Q K A O R M 11—21 J E B H C P F G N S DA mother weeps for her smoking daughter: she is smoking the same brand of cigarettes that killed her grandfather. Her grandfather used to have glowing eyes before he was attracted by tobacco advertising and film actors and began to smoke. However, he did not look elegant or fashionable as the advertisements showed. His health was getting worse and worse, and eventually died from “the poor man’s friend”, pneumonia.In the Third World countries, the mother sees many large advertisement signs with the confident or fashionable older man or the beautiful, “worldly” young woman smoking. As a result, in these poor countries, smoking makes the poor even poorer and weaker.The mother feels deeply hurt to see the care she took raising her daughter thrown away as her 16-year-old daughter is slowly killing herself. Smoking is a form of self-battering that also batters their relatives and the people around them, thus, to avoid more tragedies, everyone must stop smoking at least at families. (169)。