高二英语单元组合卷(含答案解析)

Ⅰ品句填词

1．(2019·江西南昌二中高二上月考)Talking too loudly in public gives the impression(印象) of being careless at best, and rude at worst.

2．(2019·吉林长春实验中学高二上期中)Have you experienced times when you feel like you’re under too much pressure(压力)?

3．(2017·全国卷Ⅰ)These pieces can be folded into a neat little pack and fastened(系牢) on your belt.

4．She added that as a reporter she needed many different skills and was constantly(不断地) challenged to learn new things.

5．Light­hearted and optimistic(乐观的), she is the sort of woman to spread sunshine to people through her smile.

6．But for the English competition，I would have acted as your guide(导游) and taken you to some beautiful places of interest.

7．We are living in what is called the information age, but we human beings always lack(缺乏) real communication.

8．Mr. Wang warned the students this kind of behavior would not be tolerated(容忍) any more.

9．Obviously, students are terrible at adjusting(调整) their sleep cycles to their daily schedule.

10．Training is provided，so no previous(以前的) experience is required for the job.

Ⅱ课文语法填空

Li Qiang took a journey to AD 3008 because of the prize he won last year.

1.Concerned(concern) about the journey, he felt nervous for the first few days. As

2.a result, he suffered from “time lag”．

They went to the future 3.by time capsule. They climbed in through a small opening. The capsule began swinging 4.gently(gentle) sideways as they lay 5.relaxed(relax) and dreaming in the comfortable seats. A few minutes later, the journey ended. They were still on the earth but one thousand years in the future.

The new surroundings were difficult 6.to__tolerate(tolerate). Hit by a lack of fresh air, Li Qiang felt uncomfortable. He was back on his feet again after 7.putting(put) on a mask. They each collected a hovering carriage driven by computer. They floated in the sky. The traffic was so crowded that Li Qiang lost sight of Wang Ping. Just then he had a “time lag” flashback. He realized that he 8.had__been__transported(transport) into the future of 9.what was still his hometown! Then he saw Wang Ping and flew after him.

They came into a large, bright clean room, whose wall was made of 10.trees(tree). They provided oxygen for the room. Having had a brief meal and a hot bath, Li Qiang fell fast asleep.

Ⅰ单句语法填空

1．Mrs. White told me her daughter had been previously(previous) employed as a shop assistant.

2．Women prefer to be guided(guide) by lower prices when they book hotels.

3．Teachers think highly of Alice, because she is constantly(constant) working hard.

4．My sister is optimistic(optimism) about her chance of winning the English speech contest.

5．The weather is now terrible in Nanjing, so I’m uncertain(certain) when my plane will take off.

6．Cities are usually warmer than surrounding(surround) rural areas, so it’s wise to live in cities in winter.

7．Among all the books I read during my middle school years, Jane Eyre left the deepest impression(impress) on me.

8．The new school year is right around the corner, but the adjustment(adjust) to returning to school may take a few weeks.

9．People are__reminded(remind) that no smoking is allowed in these patient rooms.

10．After studying in a medical college for five years, Jane took up her job as a doctor in the countryside.

Ⅱ阅读理解

A

“Wait. You’ve always wanted to do that, too？！Why don’t we do it this summer？！”

That was how it started. My sister and I were talking on the phone when the topic of forest firefighting arose.

Fighting wildfires as a summer job may sound strange, but it’s not uncommon in the western United States. There are at least 50，000 wildfires annually in the U．S., a high number of which happen in the western states. And of course, most happen during the hot months of the year, between May and September. So the need for people willing to spend summers fighting these fires is real!

Federal agencies, such as the U．S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, as well as private contractors(承包商), employ thousands of seasonal firefighters each year. Through a friend, my sister and I were introduced to one of these private contractors. He agreed to employ us for his crew if we took a training course and passed the pack test.

Our training consisted of a two-day course on the basics of wildfire management. We learned what causes wildfires, the tools and techniques for fighting them and safety guidelines.

The pack test requires a person to walk three miles in under 45 minutes while carrying a 45­pound pack. Since most beginners work on Line, Engine or Hotshot Crews—all extremely physical