高中人教版 (2019)Unit 2 Bridging Cultures同步测试题

这是一份高中人教版 (2019)Unit 2 Bridging Cultures同步测试题，共9页。

2．Yu shuld recrd all yur ________ (费用) during yur trip.
3．The exercises are designed t ________ (增强) yur stmach muscles.
4．The peple I met were intelligent, ________ (成熟的), and persnable.
5．Students can ________ (获得) valuable experience by wrking n the campus radi r magazine.
6．They failed t g________ the imprtance f his wrds.
7．What we actually need is a change frm the inside, a real change in ________ and attitude.
8．The wrk was finished n time and within b________．
9．They must ensure that the plt wuld develp in a l________ manner.
10．This task can nly be dne by c________ with yur grup members.
二、单句语法填空
1．The library is nw a multimedia ________ (区域), laded with infrmatin in many frmats.
2．We have lked at ur planet frm every ________ (角度) and fund all f the wildest things left t find.
3．Peple need permissin t be funny in scial ________ (环境) because there's always a risk that cmes with humr.
4．He was a man with cnsiderable ________ (洞察力)．
5．He was my persnal ________ (导师) at university.
6．Clare has a ________ (成熟的) and respnsible attitude t wrk.
7．All wh participated have gained a psitive ________ (效果) frm getting invlved.
8．He unbuckled his leather ________ (腰带)．
9．They need t save ￡8 millin this year t balance the ________ (预算)．
10．The film's plt was s ________ (复杂的) that I culdn't fllw it.
11．She felt an ________ (verwhelm) need t tell smene abut what had happened.
12．They have a gd grasp ________ freign languages.
13．He was extremely prtective f his rle as ________ (advise)．
14．A great wave f ________ (hmesick) swept ver me.
15．The cmpany ________ (cite) a 12% decline in new rders as evidence that verall demand fr its prducts was falling.
16．His ________ (depart) was quite unexpected.
17．Lcal ________ (initiate) t help yung peple have been inadequate.
18．They live in very cmfrtable________ (surrunding)．
19．We wuld like t see clser ________ (cperate) between parents and schls.
20．She ________ (recall) seeing him utside the shp n the night f the strm.
21．Mr Singh said he was pleased with the ________ (结果)．
22．I didn't have time t read the bk, s I just read a ________ (概括) n the Internet.
23．We ffer custmers a free hme ________ (配送) service.
24．Thanks t the ________ (角度) at which he std, he culd just see the sunset.
25．We ________ (真诚地) wish yu all the best n this very special day.
26．The fact that he suddenly d________ last week threw the ffice int chas.
27．Make sure the firm has c________ t carry ut the wrk.
28．Whether yu lve r hate their music, yu can't d________ their talent.
29．If yu dn't knw hw t b________ yurself at table in a freign cuntry, yu shuld cpy the hst.
30．Thugh being a scial failure, Daniel was ________ and always kind t thers.
31．Rbts are increasingly being emplyed as helpers, taking n ften difficult and dangerus tasks and thus reducing humans' ________ (expse) t COVID­19.
32．It is said ________ he is quite a handsme yung man.
33．Talking t a supprtive friend wuld enable yu t vercme the prblem f lacking ________ (mtivate)．
34．I was ttally engaged ________ my study and seldm paid attentin t my mther's feelings.
35．What I want t say is ________ we shuld stick t ur riginal plan.
三、阅读 (共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项.
A
Frm Altn Twers t Legland, ur experts pick their favrite British theme parks, highlighting the best rller casters, character­led attractins, and animal safaris (狩猎旅行)．
Draytn Manr
The Staffrdshire theme park includes rides fr all ages but stands ut fr having hit n a winning frmula fr yung families with its expanding Thmas Land sectin. The 286­acre site is set in wdlands but the main village is enugh fr little legs t explre, making it well suited t pre­ and primary schl children.
Paultns Family Theme Park
On the edge f New Frest Natinal Park, in Hampshire, Paultns Family Theme Park sits in 140 acres f attractive parkland. Althugh vershadwed by Thrpe Park and Altn Twers in terms f big rides, the park is hme t Peppa Pig Wrld, as well as 60 rides and attractins, and is best fr families with yung children.
Chessingtn Wrld f Adventures
This park in Surrey has injected nvelty (新奇) this year with the launch f its exclusive Gruffal River Ride Adventure, raising its status as a family­friendly destinatin. The park als prvides added family value with the pprtunity t get a clse­up interactin with animals including mnkey walk­thrughs and the Zufari safari experience.
Legland Windsr
If yu're lking fr stmach­in­the­muth rller casters, Legland is nt fr yu. This is the entry­level theme park fr families with kids belw the age f 12, with bucket­lads t keep them happy. Nw in its third decade, set in lvely grunds, the theme park still has sme f the charm f the riginal Danish parent park, with plenty f giraffes, crcdiles and pirates made ut f Leg bricks spread ver the rides.
21．Which f the fllwing is recmmended if a family want t interact with animals?
A．Draytn Manr.
B．Paultns Family Theme Park.
C．Chessingtn Wrld f Adventures.
D．Legland Windsr.
22．What d the fur theme parks have in cmmn?
A．They're all ideal fr children.
B．They all feature thrilling big rides.
C．They're all renewing recreatinal facilities.
D．They all cver a vast area f ver 200 acres.
23．What is the authr's purpse in writing the passage?
A．T prmte ecturism.
B．T value family unin.
C．T intrduce theme parks.
D．T cmpare turist attractins.
B
Tw British teachers have brken the wrld recrd fr the lngest jurney in a tuk­tuk after pulling their failing vehicle fr 43 miles. Richard Sears and Nick Gugh traveled 37，500 kilmeters arund the wrld and passed thrugh 37 cuntries. They did this t supprt grassrts educatin prject in Africa, Asia and Suth America.
The pair, wh set ff frm Lndn, thught their expeditin was ver when the vehicle started t fail. When the tuk­tuk brke, they were nly 43 miles frm their destinatin. They decided t pull it the rest f the way. The tuk­tuk, which weighs 800 kilgrams, was pulled in turns by Richard and Nick ver three days. On arrival in Chepen, Peru, they discvered a mechanic wh specialized in tuk­tuks and managed t fix it.
The pair were back n the rad and aiming fr their next gal. Alng their jurney they had t tackle deserts and jungles. They als survived clse encunters with elephants in Uganda and Btswana and an accident in Malaysia. The greatest hardship n the tuk­tuk was the muntainranges lying in their path, including the Alps, the Himalayas and the Andes.
Nick and Richard uncvered sme inspiratinal prjects acrss Africa, Asia and Suth America. They witnessed firsthand the educatinal challenges facing these areas tday. They jined street children in the slums f Cair, Khartum, Kampala, Mumbai and Phnm Penh. They visited Cnglese refugees (难民) in camps in Eastern Burundi. They witnessed hw educatin culd free sex­wrkers in Delhi and victims f human trafficking in Nepal.
The pair established The Tuk Tuk Educatinal Trust, a UK registered charity. Talking abut their mtivatin, Richard said, “The wrld's leaders have made a cmmitment t achieving universal primary educatin but, in spite f this pledge (誓言), ver 57 millin primary­aged children wrldwide are still ut f schl; many mre are in schl, but still cannt access quality learning pprtunities.”
24．Why did the tw teachers travel the wrld?
A．T entertain themselves.
B．T supprt an educatin prject.
C．T create a new wrld recrd.
D．T challenge themselves.
25．Hw far did the tw teachers pull the tuk­tuk each day n average?
A．A little mre than 8 miles.
B．20 miles.
C．43 miles.
D．Abut 14 miles.
26．What is the third paragraph mainly abut?
A．Hw they realized their next gal.
B．Their exciting experience n the rad.
C．The beautiful scenery f famus muntains.
D．The difficulties and dangers they faced in the jurney.
27．Which f the fllwing best describes the tw teachers?
A．Curageus and respnsible.
B．Humrus and generus.
C．Curius and brave.
D．Efficient and hnest.
C
Jesse Kata, the 26­year­ld American traveler, arrived in Peru last March, ready t visit Machu Picchu. It was suppsed t be the final stp n his arund­the­wrld trip, but then lckdwn struck Peru n March 16, the day Kata was suppsed t start hiking.
He decided t hang arund fr a few weeks in the hpe that it wuld repen. He cnsidered sme f the emergency evacuatin flights back hme t America, but fund them t be very expensive. Days turned int weeks, then mnths, and still Kata waited.
He made the best f his time. He rented a small apartment in the twn and passed the time taking daily yga classes, teaching lcal children hw t bx, and studying fr varius fitness and sprts nutritin certificatin exams. He was wrking twards his gal f pening his wn gym back hme in America.
Finally, after earning the nickname “the last turist in Peru”， Kata's patience paid ff. On Octber 11, he derived special access t Machu Picchu and was allwed t enter the ancient site with the cuntry's culture minister, Alejandr Neyra, and a handful f guides.
It's an example f slw travel—travel s slw. In fact, that Kata didn't even g anywhere except t the village at the ft f the Andean Muntains. Rather than rush ff n an emergency flight, Kata accepted that sudden slw pace f life and made the best f it, simply fitting int the lcal cmmunity and putting in time. He must have gtten t knw Peruvian village life better than he ever imagined—and gained s much mre in the prcess than if he'd taken the quick and easy rute hme.
28．What can we knw abut Jesse Kata?
A．He enjyed taking a shrt jurney.
B．He spent mre than half a year in Peru.
C．He shwed great interest in muntains.
D．He was shrt f mney when travelling in Peru.
29．Why did Kata wrk n fitness­related activities in Peru?
A．T get t knw lcal physical culture better.
B．T cach in a gym back hme in America.
C．T g n a lng hike t Machu Picchu.
D．T prepare himself fr running a gym.
30．What des the underlined wrd “derived” in Paragraph 4 mean?
A．Gained. B．Lst. C．Refused. D．Demanded.
31．What des the authr intend t d in the last paragraph?
A．Add sme backgrund infrmatin.
B．Summarize the previus paragraphs.
C．Prvide sme advice fr readers.
D．Intrduce a new tpic fr discussin.
D
Elena Yi dreamed f pursuing pian perfrmance in cllege, never minding that her fingers culd barely reach the length f an ctave (八度音阶). Unable t fully play many wrks by Rmantic­era cmpsers including Beethven and Brahms, she tried anyway—and in her determinatin t spend hurs practicing a Chpin cncert, wund up injuring herself.
The effrts f Prfessr Carl Lene frm the Suthern Methdist University (SMU) are changing all that: twenty years ag, the schl became the first majr university in the US t intrduce smaller keybards int its music prgram, leveling the playing field fr Yi and ther pian majrs.
Yi, 21, tried ne f the smaller keybards, “I remember being really excited, because my hands culd actually reach and play all the right ntes，” she said.
Fr decades, few questined the size f the traditinal pian. Fr thse with small hand spans (掌距), it's difficult t prperly play many wrks f Beethven and Brahms. Thse wh attempt t play them either get used t skipping ntes r risk injury with repeated play. Lene is familiar with such challenges. Brn int a family f musicians, she favred classical music and pursued pian despite her small hand span and earned a degree as a dctr in musical arts.
The idea f smaller keybards first met resistance frm sme traditinalists. Lene als said that when she raised the issue with ne Viennese prfessr, he tld her there were already t many pianists anyway.
Thugh such resistance is fading, there are sme very traditinal peple wh think f pian as a cmpetitive thing. Lene said, “This is art, nt sprt. It's abut making as much beautiful art as pssible, and we shuld give everybdy the pprtunity t d that.”
32．Why did Elena Yi find it hard t play a Chpin cncert s well?
A．Her fingers gt injured.
B．It was time­cnsuming.
C．Her hand spans were small.
D．The traditinal pian was ut f tune.
33．What is Paragraph 4 intended t d?
A．Summarize the previus paragraphs.
B．Add sme backgrund infrmatin.
C．Intrduce a new tpic fr discussin.
D．Prvide sme advice fr pianists.
34．What is the Viennese prfessr's attitude twards smaller keybards?
A．Disapprving. B．Objective.
C．Unclear. D．Psitive.
35．Which is the mst suitable title fr the text?
A．Yi's Rad t a Brilliant Artist
B．Hard­wrking SMU Prfessr
C．Traditinal Pian: A Cmpetitive Thing
D．The Stry Behind Smaller Keybard Pians
第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Carving pumpkins is a classic Hallween activity. Families and friends can cme tgether t create amazing scenes and faces ut f pumpkins while enjying each thers' cmpany in a family friendly envirnment.
36 After chsing yur pumpkin, yu shuld make sure yu have all f the right carving tls. Once yu have the right pumpkin, the tls, and perhaps a template, it is time t start carving.
First, use a saw t cut ut the tp, arund the stem f the pumpkin, s yu can reach inside. Yu can cut the tp f the pumpkin rund. Of curse, yu can cut a ntch in it. 37 Once yur tp is ff, reach inside with a large spn and take ut all f the seeds and stuff insides f the pumpkin.
When all f the insides are taken ut and the inside f yur pumpkin lks clean, yu are ready t start carving. Yu can use a pen t draw yur pattern nt the pumpkin s it's easier t carve r yu can draw yur design. 38
After yur pumpkin is carved, it is time t put it utside f the huse and light it. 39 That gives it the flaming quality which is the best n Hallween. Yu can als use sme lights that are battery pwered rather than actually n fire.
On Hallween night, yur fantastic pumpkin creatins will surely amaze all f the trick-r­treaters. 40 Hpefully, yu have fun carving pumpkins with all f yur favrite peple and sharing yur creatin with the wrld.
A．The tp shuld be big and beautiful.
B．Ensure that all necessary items are available.
C．The naughty children will stp by yur huse.
D．Yu can use an actual candle inside yur pumpkin.
E．Children will pay a visit t every family in their cmmunity.
F．The mst imprtant part f pumpkin carving design is t be creative.
G．Because it's simpler t remember hw the tp and the pumpkin fit tgether.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
During my junir year f cllege, I signed up fr a vlunteer Teaching prgram in Csta Rica. I taught at a schl which was lcated within a 41 and every day birds and butterflies flew thrughut ur schl. It was beautiful. We were 42 n Csta Rica's schl system, the cuntry, the language and hw t plan a lessn.
The experience was beneficial t my English writing 43 when I gt back t cllege, I began writing. I wrte s much that a piece f my writing abut that experience was 44 in Fli's Literary Magazine. Because f that, I was mre 45 t cntinue wrking abrad.
After 46 ， I mved t China and wrked in schls t teach reading and writing. It was a life­changing 47 f my life. Culture differences 48 me and even cnsumed me in the beginning, but 49 I fell in lve with the peple, their schls and their histry.
Upn 50 t my hme, I became a teacher in Trentn, New Jersey. The mment I stepped int the classrm, I culd empathize (感同身受) with my 51 . I truly feel vlunteering in Csta Rica was where it all 52 and wrking in China enriched my teaching life. If I culd d anything 53 ， it might be vlunteering r wrking abrad mre befre settling dwn.
The 54 I've made thrugh vlunteering and wrking abrad are an English majr's dream and I hpe that every English majr 55 the chance t study r wrk abrad.
41．A.desert B．sea C．frest D．river
42．A.praised B．educated C．interviewed D．cmmented
43．A.because B．unless C．althugh D．if
44．A.exchanged B．read C．rejected D．published
45．A.depressed B．determined C．frightened D．relaxed
46．A.graduatin B．requirement C．peratin D．ceremny
47．A.shelter B．expectatin C．mve D．cnflict
48．A.cnfused B．amused C．cmfrted D．excited
49．A.easily B．gradually C．strangely D．usually
50．A.belnging B．pinting C．returning D．referring
51．A.vlunteers B．classmates C．clleagues D．students
52．A.replied B．disappeared C．escaped D．started
53．A.crrectly B．sincerely C．differently D．strictly
54．A.excuses B．discveries C．preparatins D．decisins
55．A.jumps at B．stands fr C．turns dwn D．speaks ut
第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Nwadays, mre and mre cuntries arund the wrld are hlding celebratins fr Chinese Spring Festival. What's mre, nt nly 56 (be) these attended and enjyed by Chinese citizens 57 (live) abrad, but by many ther natinalities, t.
Shpping centres have been rganising events and activities s as 58 (celebrate) Chinese Spring Festival fr years, while cncerts and ther perfrmances are als prving a big 59 (succeed). Tickets fr the 2017 Grand Chinese New Year Cncert in St Petersburg sld 60 ， with 90% f the audience lcal Russians. Peple are als discvering 61 fun f interacting with the celebratins, rather than simply 62 (watch) as part f an audience. T celebrate the 2017 festival, ver 1，000 Ghanaian junir high schl students 63 (get) up n stage t perfrm Chinese sngs and dances. Students in New Yrk City, meanwhile, have since 2016 been able t enjy an 64 (ffice) day's hliday fr Chinese Spring Festival.
It seems 65 Chinese Spring Festival is becming a glbal celebratin f jy and lve.
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