专题02 形容词、副词、情态动词综合过关练（单项选择、语法选择、语法填空，100题）（浙江专用）

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时间 ：90分钟 满分：100分
姓名__________ 得分________
一、单项选择（每题1分，共20分）
1．I want yu t listen t the custmers ________ and speak t them in a plite way.
A．lnelyB．lvelyC．friendlyD．patiently
2．— Mrning Sir. Wh is ________ tday?
—Peter and Philip. They didn’t cme because they had a bad cld.
A．crssB．absent
C．mvedD．disappinted
3．What a (an) ________ Thmas is! He always tries varius methds t find ut the truth.
A．creativeB．awfulC．anxiusD．brave
4．It’s nt ________ t read Tny’s diary withut telling him. He will be mad at yu.
A．helpfulB．pssibleC．prperD．necessary
5．— Dad, my cmputer desn’t wrk nw.
— Let me have a lk. Oh, it’s ________ t make it wrk again and I nly need a few minutes.
A．specialB．simpleC．necessaryD．amazing
6．— I brke my sister’s favrite cup by accident. What shuld I d, Mum?
— Just be ________ and tell her the truth.
A．hnestB．prudC．patientD．silent
7．The N.3 buses are ften ________ because there aren’t many peple living alng the bus rute.
A．darkB．brkenC．dirtyD．empty
8．With the app “Frma Clset”, we can try n any clthes we like nline. Hw ________ it is!
A．safeB．cheapC．pwerfulD．well-knwn
9．The weather reprt says we shuld put n mre warm clthes tmrrw, because it may be the ________ day this year.
A．warmestB．httestC．clestD．cldest
10．Jenny stepped n the stage ________ , because she had been well-prepared fr the shw.
A．silentlyB．carefullyC．thankfullyD．cnfidently
11．The ld science building in ur schl nw lks beautiful because wrkers have __________ made it lk as gd as new.
A．nervuslyB．carefullyC．humruslyD．harmfully
12．After the kid fell asleep, his mther turned ff the lights and walked ut f the bedrm ________.
A．seriuslyB．quietlyC．nervuslyD．plitely
13．T supprt the envirnment-prtectin plicy, my family decide t divide the waste ________ befre we thrw it.
A．prperlyB．secretlyC．naturallyD．slwly
14．Thse natural accidents are terrible fr humans. Chinese peple always face and slve them ________.
A．bravelyB．suddenlyC．nrmallyD．simply
15．In the past, we ________ gt infrmatin frm paper bks, but nw we usually search fr infrmatin nline.
A．likelyB．mainlyC．recentlyD．suddenly
16．Thugh Mr. Brwn has been away frm his hmetwn fr abut twenty years, he still remembers ________ where he lived in the past.
A．widelyB．exactlyC．nearlyD．hardly
17．—My daughter mastered Japanese in less than tw years.
—Did she? She ________ have a gift fr language.
A．mustB．mightC．shuldD．can
18．—________ I help myself t sme fruit?
—Yes, f curse. Just make yurself at hme.
A．ShuldB．NeedC．MayD．Must
19．—What kind f music d yu like?
—I like music that I ________ dance t.
A．canB．mustC．shuldD．need
20．—Lk! Mary is talking t Mr. Smith ver there.
—It ________ be her. She is ill and in hspital nw.
A．mustn’tB．shuldn’tC．needn’tD．can’t
二、语法选择（每题1分，共30分）
（一）
At thirteen, I was in middle schl. When we played sftball (垒球运动) and the leaders 21 members fr their teams, I was always the last kid t get picked. Smetimes I hit the ball int the utfield (外场). I thught I 22 gd, but I still always gt picked last.
I didn’t have t take the gym class (健身课) in high schl because f my busy studies, but my father tld me 23 . I was lucky t have such a 24 father t encurage me t take part in the gym class.
Fr many peple, gym is 25 painful subject. But kids can develp gd values and 26 in gym classes. Yung peple ften want t shw 27 abilities. Hwever, in team sprts, winning ften depends 28 helping yur teammates scre. In American wrkplaces, a persn wh helps the wrkers wh wrk with him and the cmpany is a “team player”. Gym classes can als teach the imprtance f practice.
S students need t take gym classes, but the activities need t be 29 fr everyne. Students shuld 30 t chse their favrite activities, instead f simply giving them a task. And the gym teacher may encurage students t play games which teach cperatin (合作) as well as cmpetitin.
21．A．has pickedB．is pickingC．pickD．picked
22．A．wasB．isC．wereD．are
23．A．that was ding sprts als imprtantB．if was ding sprts als imprtantC．that ding sprts was als imprtantD．if ding sprts was als imprtant
24．A．wellB．gdC．badlyD．bad
25．A．theB．anC．/D．a
26．A．habitsB．habitC．mistakesD．mistake
27．A．theyB．theirC．themD．themselves
28．A．atB．nC．inD．f
29．A．bredB．bringC．interestedD．interesting
30．A．allwedB．were allwedC．be allwedD．allw
（二）
I have a very useful dictinary. It has a lt f 31 . It gives many meanings fr each wrd. But I always read the first meaning f a wrd in 32 dictinary. I never read the ther meanings, because I wanted t read my bk 33 .
This mrning, when I was reading a bk, I 34 a strange sentence. It lked easy first. It had six wrds “Draw a picture f yur huse”. I knew five wrds in this sentence, 35 I didn’t understand ne wrd. I didn’t knw “draw”. I pened my dictinary and fund the 36 meaning f “draw”. It was “pull”. I said t 37 , “Nw I knw all the wrds, and I think I can understand the sentence.” S I wrte the meaning f the sentence “Pull a picture f yur huse.” I read it, and “ 38 is the meaning f it? I dn’t understand it.”
My friend Dick read my new sentence. He laughed. He picked up my dictinary, and asked me 39 the sentence. I shk my head. “Lk, Jack. The secnd meaning f ‘draw ’ is ‘ make a picture 40 a pen, a pencil r a brush’. S the sentence means: Make a picture f yur huse.” I understd! And at last I knew hw t use my dictinary.
31．A．wrdB．wrdsC．nameD．names
32．A．aB．anC．theD．/
33．A．quickB．quicklyC．slwD．slwly
34．A．meetB．am meetingC．metD．will meet
35．A．butB．rC．sD．because
36．A．neB．firstC．threeD．third
37．A．IB．myC．mineD．myself
38．A．WhatB．HwC．WhenD．Where
39．A．if I understdB．if did I understandC．why I understdD．why did I understand
40．A．frmB．byC．nD．with
（三）
Ruby has learned t play vlleyball fr several years. But ne day, she wanted t give it up.
“Mm, I feel playing vlleyball well is becming much 41 than befre fr me. I spend lts f time practicing it every week, but it’s impssible fr me 42 my skills f playing vlleyball. I dn’t knw what t d. I always think maybe, I shuld give up nw,” Ruby said t her mther that day.
After Ruby said thse wrds, Ruby’s mther 43 was lking at Ruby with a smile asked, “Have yu decided it?” Ruby didn’t answer and she didn’t knw 44 answer her mther.
“OK. I knw yur 45 is t play vlleyball well. Yu just wrry abut yu can’t d better than thers. In fact, there is nbdy that can beat yu in the wrld, 46 yurself. I hpe yu can stick t yur dream. And I believe the imprtance f the dream and it 47 by yu ne day,” Ruby’s mther finally said.
After tw days, Ruby watched 48 interesting mvie with her friends. The mvie’s name was Frrest Gump. That evening, Ruby said t her mther, “Mm, I 49 what t d s far. I will g n wrking hard t play vlleyball. I will never give 50 dream up.” Ruby’s mther smiled after hearing her daughter’s wrds.
41．A．difficultB．mst difficultC．mre difficultD．difficulty
42．A．t suppseB．suppseC．imprveD．t imprve
43．A．whB．whenC．whatD．which
44．A．why shuld sheB．hw she shuldC．hw shuld sheD．why she shuld
45．A．dreamsB．secretC．dreamD．secrets
46．A．duringB．amngC．arundD．except
47．A．will realizeB．was realizedC．will be realizedD．realized
48．A．theB．anC．/D．a
49．A．have decidedB．was decidingC．will decideD．am deciding
50．A．myselfB．meC．mineD．my
三、语法填空（每题1分，共50分）
（一）
“Wrld recrd brken!” On the 51 (twelve) day f August, 17-year-ld Ma Jiajun frm Jilin excitedly psted this n scial media, with a picture f him hlding the certificate (证书) frm Guinness Wrld Recrds.
He has set a new wrld recrd fr “the mst cnsecutive jump rpe triples (连续三摇跳绳)” with 701 times. The last wrld recrd was 423 and it was 52 (create) 35 years ag. Yu knw what? A Japanese persn made it.
Ma was shrt and thin in the past. 53 (build) a strnger bdy, he tk part in the schl’s jump rpe team. At 9, he cmpeted in a 54 (natin) game and surprisingly brke a recrd. His cach said he was talented 55 the sprt and suggested that he shuld fight fr it. S he jined a jump rpe club and trained fr six years. The training was really hard. He needed t practice every day fr at 56 (little) fur t five hurs. Every night when he 57 (lie) n his bed, his abs (腹肌) and back were in pain.
After breaking the recrd, Ma caught lts f 58 (peple) eyes. “I hpe mre peple culd enjy jump rpe, 59 it is very gd fr ur health and full f fun,” Ma said. Nw he is 60 (prepare) fr next year’s gaka. His next gal is Beijing Sprt University.
（二）
Nwadays, we can call ur friends frm a thusand kilmeters away. We can talk t each ther at the tap (轻敲) f a buttn n WeChat. Develpments f technlgy have brught us 61 (clse) tgether than ever befre.
It is, f curse, the mst 62 (cnvenience) and quickest way f cmmunicatin. Hwever, d we ever think abut what we are lsing? As smene wh 63 (like) writing and receiving letters, I ften feel sad that s few peple nw give letter writing a fair chance.
While yu might cnsider letter writing t be ut-f-date, I believe we shuld all write and send letters mre ften. T begin with, there is lts f lve in a handwritten letter. This is 64 texting r calling desn’t feel as special as writing. These days, we fcus n getting things 65 (d) in the quickest way. Handwritten letters, hwever, deliver (传递) much mre 66 (warm) because they take time fr us t prepare. When we receive a letter, we feel we are lved, remembered and missed. In fact, the prcess f writing a letter can make us feel happy, t. When we sit dwn and fcus n what we are writing, we allw 67 (we) t take a break frm the stress f ur lives.
Mrever, while texts cme and g, letters can be 68 (keep) frever. We can always g back and read them again. 69 keeping a letter, we keep a part f that persn and his r her relatinship with us.
70 pick up yur pen! Let’s bring back the art f letter writing.
（三）
Lng lng ag, when the great library f Alexandria burned, ne bk was saved. But it was nt a 71 (value) bk, s a pr man bught it fr just a few cins. The bk was nt very interesting, but between its pages there 72 (be) smething interesting indeed. It was abut the Tuchstne(试金石)!
The tuchstne was a small pebble(鹅卵石) that culd turn any cmmn thing int real gld. The writing explained that it was 73 (lie) amng millins f ther pebbles that lked almst the same as it. But the secret was this: The real stne wuld feel warm, while ther cmmn pebbles were cld.
S the man sld all f his things, 74 (buy) sme simple tls and began testing pebbles by the beach. He knew that 75 he picked up cmmn pebbles and threw them n the beach again and again, he might pick up the same pebble 76 (hundred) f times. S, when he felt ne that was cld, he threw it int the sea immediately. He spent a whle day ding this, but nne f 77 (they) was the tuchstne. But he still went n and n this way. Pick up a pebble. Cld—thrw it int the sea. Pick up anther. Cld—thrw it int the sea.
He kept ding the same thing 78 years. One day, hwever, he picked up a pebble and it was warm! He threw it int the sea befre he realized! He was used t thrwing each pebble int the sea and when 79 ne he wanted came alng, he still threw it away. S it is with chance. If we dn't pay enugh attentin, it is easy 80 (miss) a chance when it is in hand and it's just as easy t thrw away.
（四）
A gift is necessary when ne is invited t visit friends in China. After greetings, the gift shuld 81 (pass) t the hst at nce. Remember that usually Chinese peple 82 (nt pen) the gift in frnt f the persn wh gives it. T shw the respect, it may be necessary 83 (explain) what the gift is. Bringing sme nutrients and tnics (营养品、补品) t the elders in the family is a gd idea. Yu can als prepare sme small gifts fr the spuse (配偶) r kids f the hst. The hst usually makes full 84 (prepare) by carefully tidying up the huse and cking a lt f delicius dishes. Althugh the meal is well prepared, the hst may say t the guest 85 (plite), “My preparatin is nt enugh, please excuse me fr my pr treat.” As a guest, yu shuld make the hst 86 (believe) that there is plenty t eat by praising the fd.
While eating, the elders will use chpsticks t pick up fd fr guests as a 87 (traditinal) and ask them t eat mre. As a guest, yu shuld accept their gdwill readily. But nwadays, the yunger peple d the traditinal way 88 (little).
After dinner, tea and fruit are usually served. When the guests want t leave, the hst may still plitely ask them t stay. They dn’t have t take it 89 (serius) and they can try t find a gd time t leave. This desn’t mean that 90 (leave) early is always a gd idea as the hst may feel that the guests are nt satisfied with the treat. Finding the right time t leave depends n the situatin.
（五）
“Everything happens fr the best,” my grandmther said whenever things weren’t ging my way. “Dn’t wrry, ne day yur luck 91 (change).”
Grandmther was right, as I discvered after graduating frm cllege. I had decided t be sprts annuncer (广播员) in a radi statin, s I 92 (g) t Shanghai and kncked n the dr f every statin. But I gt refused every time.
In ne statin, a kind lady said my prblem was shrt f experience. “Get sme wrk with a small statin and 93 (wrk) yur way up,” she said.
I culdn’t get a jb there, either. Then my dad tld me a businessman had pened a cmpany and needed smene 94 (manage) the sprts center. But again, I didn’t get the jb.
I felt really dwn. “Yur luck will change,” Granny reminded me. I tried anther radi statin in Beijing. But the wner, a nice man, tld me he already had smene.
As I left his ffice, I asked, “Hw can smene be a sprts annuncer if he 95 (nt, get) a jb in a radi statin?”
I 96 (wait) fr the elevatr when I heard the man call, “What was that yu said abut sprts? D yu knw anything abut ftball?” I 97 (put) in frnt f a micrphne and asked t imagine I was cmmenting (评论) n a ftball game. “Nw yu 98 (watch) the ftball game between Lu Neng and Shen Hua …”
On my way hme, Granny’s wrds came back t me, “One day yur luck will change, by. And when it 99 (happen), it’ll feel twice as gd because f all the disappintment (失望) yu 100 (have).” At that mment I knew just what she meant.