人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第三册Unit 4 Adversity and Course单元测试课后复习题

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 Unit 4  Adversity Courage单元测试(满分100分)一、词汇运用 (共10小题,每题1分，满分10分)1. She was chosen for the job on the basis of her ____________(qualify). 2. Put an  _______ (advertise) in the local paper to sell your car.3. Everyone is so __________ (envy) of her.4. _________ ( cruel) to animals really makes me see red (怒不可遏).5.Under his _________ ( guide), we finished the work smoothly.6.The police made a search of the room t___________.7.You will need to complete three written  a__________ per semester. 8. The achievement of one’s purpose depends largely upon one’s p____________ .9.He showed remarkable e_________ throughout his illness.10. We made a c__________ to keep working together.二、用现在完成进行时完成句子(共5小题,每题1分，满分5分)1. I am tired. I_____ ______ _______(paint) the room all day.2. Have you finished the report ? ---No, I _____ ______ _______ (do) it all by myself3. Now that she is out of a job. Lucy _____ ______ _______(consider) going back to school, but she hasn’t decided yet. 4. The crazy fans _____ ______ _______ ( wait) patiently for two hours, and they want to wait till the movie star arrived.5 .He  _____ ______ _______ (sleep) for 6 hours and still can`t wake up. 三、补全句子 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分) 我非常想跟他们一起去，于是我偷偷地登上了他们的船，藏在一个小柜子里。_____________________I about the idea of going along with them_____ I secretly went aboard the ship, and hid in a small cupboard. 要不是有海洋生物，我们都得挨饿。___________________sea animals, we_________________. 这是我一生中永远不会忘记的一段时光。____________________ in my life that____________________ . 最终获救时，我们感到如释重负，喜极而泣。When we were finally rescued, we felt__________________ that many of us could not _______________. 我们尽快把它完成吧，不要再拖了。Let’s get it over as soon as possible____________________________.四、阅读理解 (共8小题；每小题2.5分，满分20分)AI was sure this was the worst day of my life. Being diagnosed with Type I diabetes felt almost like a death sentence. My life changed in an instant, and I was terrified of not being able to cope with a chronic (慢性的) disease and afraid that I would never get to be a normal child. Little did I know that this condition would later on allow me to give back to my community through my volunteering initiatives and pursue a career where I could help others. The impact that my disease had on my family was profound. We all had to learn to adjust to a new reality. I knew that it was up to me to make this work, but I felt lost. After a few days, the initial shock was replaced by denial, then came anger, and little by little, I later gained acceptance. By exercising determination and courage, I decided I would not let it dictate who I was or what I could become. Meanwhile, I realized that some things in life are better dealt with by having a support system. With this in mind, I looked for volunteering positions where I could share my experience with others and listen to their own struggles. After I got involved in different initiatives, I decided to organize a support group for students who were dealing with difficult situations. The group was so successful that I was invited to other schools to talk about the difference we made in our members, lives by just listening to one another. We all have challenges in life. Looking back, what felt like a death sentence at first turned into a way of supporting others in my community. It proves that the lessons we take from the setbacks we encounter can, in fact, be fundamental to later success.1．Why did the author describe illness diagnosis as a death sentence?A．Because the diagnosis was deadly.B．Because the condition disabled him.C．Because the disease ruined his career.D．Because the illness robbed him of his normal life.2．How did the author eventually adjust himself to the new reality?A．He sought support from his family.B．He lost himself in mood swings.C．He relied on strong will and courage.D．He gained acceptance from others.3．What did the author do to give back to community?A．Extending a helping hand to difficult students.B．Inviting volunteers to share their experience.C．Organizing donations to help those in a struggle.D．Starting up a support group for students in need.4．What lesson did the author draw from his experience?A．Cheerfulness is the promoter of health. B．Helping those in need is a delight.C．Obstacles bear the seed of success. D．Life is measured by depth than by time.BStarting this year, Scholastic Aptitude Test(SAT)scores will be about more than just how many correct answers a person has on the test.The College Board in charge of the SAT recently published a new policy.It will include something called an "adversity score", based on 31 different factors and ranging from I to 100.A score of 50 is an "average level of disadvantage", said The New York Times.A higher score means a student has faced more adversity.It will cover 150 colleges later this year and be available to all US colleges in 2020.What kind of adversity do students face? African-American students, for example, are more likely to attend underfunded(资金不足的) schools, and their families usually can’t afford extra SAT lessons.Higher SAT scores have been found to have a close tie with students from richer families and those with better-educated parents, reported The New York Times.As a result, the SAT has long been criticized for its unfairness.The new adversity score tries to deal with that reality.If a student came from a poor neighborhood or attended a high school without enough funding, this information will be given to college administrators.While one student's SAT score may be lower than her rich classmates, college administrators may assume that she did her best in a bad situation.This sounds good, but the College Board has received a lot of criticism for this new development.Parents are worried.They’re concerned that their children's hard work would be "completely neglected“(忽视)just because they happened to come from a rich family.Writing in Time, Andre J.Washington and Daniel Hemel call the adversity score a half-hearted effort＂.They say the score fails to directly deal with racial inequality(种族不平等).They also say that the problems experienced by African-Americans are deeper than just low scores and school funding.For example, they point out that African-American students are less likely to have supportive relationships with teachers, so they are less likely to have satisfying recommendation letters.“At least they're trying”, says Richard D Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at The Century Foundation.“An imperfect adversity score is better than failing to consider the difficulty so many students get through”, he said."The adversity score is simple and direct.”5．What does “adversity" probably mean in the passage?A．Mess  B．Difficulty  C．Confusion  D．Failure6．What is "that reality "in paragraph 3?A．Schools are underfunded.B．The media have caused the unfairness.C．Parents are not well-educated.D．Family status greatly affects students' scores.7．What might the influence of ”adversity score”?A．It will narrow the gap between the white and the black.B．Students from poor families are likely to benefit from it.C．It will encourage students to work harder for high scores.D．Students from rich families may have higher adversity scores..8．Why is there criticism of the adversity score?A．It fails to take students' difficulties into consideration.B．It will make racial inequality a more serious problem.C．The relationship between teachers and students will be affected.D．Efforts made by students from rich families will be undervalued.五、七选五 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)Dog people like to point out dogs’ long history as humankind’s best friend while even the most devoted cat owners may wonder at some point whether their cat really loves them. ___1___. The secret of whether your cat feels bonded to you lies in their behaviour.Look out for scentingCats use scent to identify their own members, by sharing a group scent profile. They have scent glands(腺)on their head and around their ears, and often rub their heads against people and objects that are familiar and comforting. Does your cat rub its head or side against your legs? ____2____.Look for blinksYour cat might be secretly signalling their affection in the way they look at you. ___3____. But they are more likely to slowly blink at people and cats they have a good relationship with.Watch how they greet you____4____. A tail held in the upright flagpole position or shaped in a upright question mark shows a friendly intention. Wrapping their tail around your leg is another gesture that a cat has ultimate trust in you.____5____Cats are very protective of their personal space and don’t like unwelcome guests to invade it. If a cat allows you to get close to them, that suggests a close bond, particularly where the contact is frequent or long lasting. Curling up on your lap for a nap and licking your hand or face are signs of deep trust.A．Watch their behaviorB．Sense their comfort zoneC．Actually, cats do love their owners, according to science.D．Look out for these behaviors to prove that your furry friend is truly bonded to you.E．The soft sensation you feel against your legs is actually your cat identifying you as a friend.F．One of the most obvious signs that your beloved pet is fond of you, is the way that your cat approaches you.G．When cats encounter strange humans or other cats they don’t know, they usually greet them with an unblinking stare.六、完型填空 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)  A relative invited me to come and live in his house. With complete ____1____ in his promises, I loaded all my worldly possessions onto a ship ____2____ India in November 2001. Everything had gone ___3____ in the run-up (准备阶段) to the trip. I was confident that this ____4____ was the next big step I had to take.When I arrived, he said, “Things have ____5____. There is no place here for you.”I was stunned. I was so ____6____ that I couldn’t speak. Like a frozen statue, I stood perched on the edge of the vast ____7____, not sure of what to do. The anger __8____. I could not go back to England as all my worldly possessions were on their way to India.In order to live, I submitted articles to magazines in India and, occasionally, they __9____ me for them.Those years of _____10_____ left a permanent impression. I was searching for an appropriate place to _____11_____, but only later did I realize that the movement itself was meant for my _____12_____ development. If I had only stayed in his house, I would never have learned many valuable lessons. One such lesson was that through _____13_____ and commitment to one’s ideals in life, any adverse situation can be _____14_____. I am writing this story from my _____15_____ in India.1．A．agreement B．interest C．faith D．curiosity2．A．ready for B．bound for C．relevant to D．accessible to3．A．secretly B．constantly C．frequently D．smoothly4．A．adventure B．advantage C．choice D．application5．A．improved B．failed C．ended D．changed6．A．touched B．frightened C．excited D．shocked7．A．impossible B．opposite C．unknown D．unlimited8．A．surfaced B．disappeared C．passed D．melted9．A．blamed B．charged C．paid D．thanked10．A．exploring B．wandering C．frustration D．contribution11．A．settle B．decorate C．restore D．visit12．A．logical B．physical C．spiritual D．material13．A．expectation B．perseverance C．imagination D．experience14．A．saved B．affected C．hidden D．overcome15．A．office B．hotel C．home D．company七、语法填空 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)Max Woosey, an 11-year-old from the United Kingdom, has spent his time during COVID doing something ___1___ (mean). Max’s family were looking after their neighbor, Rick, who was ___2___(die) of cancer. Before Rick passed ___3___ , he gave Max a tent and had him promise to have an adventure.So, after Rick died, Max decided to raise money for the North Devon Hospice(安养院), ___4___cared for Rick in his final days. When the first lockdown happened, the hospice’s fundraising also came to a halt(中止). Max set a goal ___5___ (raise) 100 pounds by camping out in his garden.On March 29th, 2020 Max started his camping adventure in Rick’s tent. He ___6___(join) by his dog and a few stuffed animals to keep ___7___(he) company. As he passed hundreds of days ___8___(camp) out, he attracted national attention from the media and even the Prime Minister, who paid him a visit!In all, Max has raised more than 750,000 pounds for the North Devon Hospice! This made up ___9___about half of the ____10____ (donate) they had lost for the year!八、应用文写作 (15分)假定你是校学生会主席，你校下个月将举办主题为“逆境与勇气”(adversity and courage)的英文演讲比赛。请以学生会的名义写一则通知，内容包括：1.比赛意义及主题；2.参赛要求；3.表达期待。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。   参考答案一、词汇运用 (共10小题15空,每空1分，满分15分)1. qualifications  2. advertisement   3. envious    4. cruelty   5. guidance  6. thoroughly  7. assignments    8. perseverance 9. endurance  10. commitment二、用现在完成进行时完成句子(共5小题,每题1分，满分5分)1.have been painting  2.have been doing  3.has been considering4.have been waiting  5.has been sleeping　三、补全句子 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)1.So enthusiastic was; that2.If it were not for; would all starve3.This was an episode; I would never forget4.such relief and joy;hide our tears5.rather than drag it out四、阅读理解 (共8小题；每小题2.5分，满分20分)1-4 DCDC              5-8 BDBD五、七选五 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)CEGFB六、完型填空 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)  1-5 CBDCD   6-10 DCBCA      11-15ACBDC七、语法填空 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)1. Meaningful   2. dying   3. away  4. which  5. to raisewas joined  7. him/himself 8. camping  9. for  10. donations八、应用文写作 (15分)NoticeTo enrich students' campus life, our school is going to organize an English speech competition with the topic of "adversity and courage" next month.The competition will take place on May 27 in the school hall. Students who would like to show their talent should prepare a five-minute speech related to the topic. Besides, competitors need to answer questions from the judges. The top five competitors will be awarded great prizes.Anyone who is interested in the competition please sign up at the Students' Union office before May 10. Looking forward to your active participation.The Students' Union