1、高一英语上册单元课时知识点检测题12综合检测(三)Unit 3Back to the past(满分：100分；时间100分钟).单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)1(2013定远高一检测)Throughout _ history，English has undergone big changes，especially when Henry became_ King of England.Athe；the B/；theCthe；/ D/；/2As we all know, the UK _ four parts: England，Scotland, Wales and Northe
2、rn Island.Ais consisted of Bis made up ofCis made of Dconsists3Mary never does any reading in the evening._.ASo does John BJohn does soCJohn doesnt too DNor does John4Have you finished your report yet?No，I will finish it in _ ten minutes.Aanother BmoreCother Dless5Do you think that Jim will be late
3、for the meeting tomorrow?_It is typical of him to be late.ANo doubt. BNot really.CHow come? DNo way!6Do you have clothes _？Ill wash them for you.No，thank you.I will wash them myself.Ato be washed Bto washCwashing Dbeing washed7(2013合肥高一检测)Dont be _ by products promising to make you lose weight quick
4、ly.Ataken off Btaken outCtaken away Dtaken in8The government is considering the environmentfriendly plan which some scientists would like to see_ soon.Ato be carried out Bbe carried outCcarrying out Dcarried out9We had intended to visit a friend in Chengdu.However，the strong earthquake occurring tha
5、t day _ my plan completely.Adamaged BdestroyedCinterrupted Druined10He is very popular among his students as he always tries to make them _ in his lectures.Ainterested BinterestingCinterest Dto interest11The father as well as his three children _ skating on the frozen river every Sunday afternoon in
6、 winter.Ais going BgoCgoes Dare going12Did you go to the show last night?Yeah.Every boy and girl in the area _ invited.Awere Bhave beenChas been Dwas13Either you or one of your students _ to attend the meeting that is due tomorrow.Aare BisChave Dbe14You didnt prepare well for the speech，Smith!I know
7、.But how could I with the meeting date _ so soon?Afixing Bto be fixedCfixed Dto fix15You are confident about the job interview，arent you?_.Im well prepared and feel Ive got everything they need.ASure，I am BIts hard to sayCI hope so DWell，maybe.完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)Several years ago，a friend of min
8、e and her husband were invited to spend the weekend at her husbands employers home.My friend，Arlene，was nervous about the weekend.The boss was very _16_，with a fine home on the waterway(航道)，and cars _17_ more than her house.The first day and evening went well，and Arlene was _18_ to have this rare gl
9、ance into how the very wealthy _19_.Her husbands employer was quite _20_ as a host，and took them to the finest restaurant.As the three of them were about to enter a(n)_21_ restaurant that evening，the boss was _22_ slightly ahead of Arlene and her husband.He stopped suddenly，_23_ on the pavement(人行道)
10、for a long，silent moment.Arlene wondered if she was supposed to pass him.There was _24_ on the ground except a single darkened penny that someone had _25_，and a few cigarette ends.Still silent，the man bent down(俯身)and _26_ the penny.He held it up and smiled，then put it in his pocket as if he had fou
11、nd a great _27_.How strange！What need did this man have for a _28_ penny？Why would he _29_ take the time to stop and pick it up？Throughout dinner，the entire scene puzzled her.Finally，she could not _30_ it any more.She mentioned that her daughter once had a coin collection，and asked if the penny he h
12、ad found had been of some _31_.A smile appeared on the mans face as he reached into his _32_ for the penny and held it out for her to see.She had seen many _33_ before！What was the point of this?“Look at it，”he said.“Read what it _34_.”She read the words，“THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.”“No，not that；r
13、ead further.”“One cent？”“No，keep _35_.”“IN GOD WE TRUST？”“Yes！”16A.proud BfunnyCrich Dhandsome17A.costing BlosingCmeasuring Dpaying18A.sad BgladCmoved Dupset19A.work BdevelopCcommunicate Dlive20A.generous BspecialCmean Dgenuine21A.equal BcommonCexpensive Dactive22A.laughing BchattingCrunning Dwalkin
14、g23A.reaching out Blooking downCstaring up Dmoving off24A.nothing BsomethingCanything Deverything25A.put BforgottenCdropped Dkept26A.threw away Bheld onCgave out Dpicked up27A.treasure BwonderCpleasure Dfavor28A.clean BsingleCrare Dstrange29A.ever ByetCeven Dnever30A.stand BunderstandCconsider Dsay3
15、1A.comfort BinterestCsupport Dvalue32A.bag BwalletCpocket Dbox33A.hands BpenniesCrestaurants Dfriends34A.says BthinksCtells Dsuggests35A.announcing BwatchingCguessing Dreading.阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)AIts pretty much common knowledge that Easter is a Christian celebration of Christs rising.Where did
16、the colored eggs, cute little bunnies, baby chicks, leg of lamb dinners，and lilies come from？They are all symbols of rebirth and the lamb was a traditional religious sacrifice(祭品)Easter falls in the spring, the yearly time of rebirth，when the earth makes good itself after a long，cold winter.The word
17、 Easter comes to us from the Norsemens Eostur, Eastar，Ostara, and Ostar, and the goddess Eostre, all of which involve the season of the growing sun and new birth.The Easter Bunny arose originally as a symbol of fertility (多产), due to the rapid reproduction habits of the hare and rabbit.The ancient E
18、gyptians, Persians, Phoenicians, and Hindus all believed the world began with a large egg，and thus the egg as a symbol of new life has been a long time.The details may be different, but most cultures around the world use the egg as a symbol of new life and rebirth.A system of signs in the household
19、accounts of Edward I of England showed an expense of eighteen pence for 450 eggs to be goldleafed and colored for Easter gifts.The first book to mention Easter eggs by name was written five hundred years ago.Yet，a North African tribe that had become Christian much earlier in time had a custom of col
20、oring eggs at Easter.Long hard winters often meant little food，and a fresh egg for Easter was quite a prize.Later，Christians give up eating meat during the Lenten season before Easter.Easter was the first chance to enjoy eggs and meat after the_long_abstinence.Some European children go from house to
21、 house begging for Easter eggs, much like Halloween trickortreaters.Called paceegging, it comes from the old word for Easter, Pasch.Many old cultures also considered the egg to be great healing powers.It is interesting to note that eggs play almost no part in the Easter celebrations of Mexico, South
22、 America, and Native American Indian cultures.Eggrolling contests are a symbolic practice of the rolling away of the stone from Christs tomb.The decoration of small leafbarren branches as Easter egg trees has become a popular custom in the United States since the 1990s.36People celebrate Easter in s
23、pring because _.Ait is a time of rebirthBit is warmCit is a season of powerDit is a season of little food37The underlined part “the long abstinence” in Paragraph 4 is likely to mean _.Aeating meat for a long timeBrefusing to eat meat for a long timeCrest for a long timeDthe long celebration38Accordi
24、ng to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?AIn all the Easter celebrations, eggs play an important part.BWhen celebrating Halloween, children beg for eggs from door to door.CMost cultures use the egg as a symbol of new life.DThe first book to mention Easter eggs by name was written four hundr
25、ed years ago.39The best title of the passage should be _.AOrigin of Easter foodBEaster egg historyCEaster foodDCelebration of EasterBIt was harvest time, and several farm hands were working for $10 an hour.But they were not common laborers(劳工)They were students who had just graduated from colleges.M
26、r.KraussMalett said he became interested in farming after working in a restaurant and seeing how much food was wasted.They had been in the fields at Hearty Roots Community Farm in the Hudson Valley since 7 am.They all said they could not imagine doing any other job.“Farming attracts me, and probably
27、 other people, because its simple work outdoors，” Mr.Bobman said.“It doesnt feel like youre a part of an oppressive (压抑的) company.”For decades, the number of farmers has been decreasing, and farming has often been seen as a backbreaking (辛苦的)job.But the recent research showed a 4 % increase in the n
28、umber of farms, the first increase since 1920, and some college graduates are joining in the return to the land.Jordan Schmidt, a manager at Hearty Roots Community Farm, studied environmental science at Wesleyan.Ms.Schmidt did not have so much as a garden growing up, but in college, she worked at a
29、studentrun farm and fell in love with agriculture(农业)So she gave up her scientific research and moved onto a farm in Pennsylvania after graduating.This is her third season at Hearty Roots Community Farm.“Most people who work for me are here for one season and then move onto other farms, so thats act
30、ually the biggest challenge，” said Ben Shute, who owns Hearty Roots Community Farm with his wife, Lindsey.“Every year we are busy training new people.But it is worth having such people.A lot of young people want to farm for themselves, so they are motivated(有积极性的)to learn quickly.”On the East End of Long Island, Sean Frazier and other four people who are recent college graduates in their mid20s, work on Quail Hillfarm in Amagansett and have become close friends.Asked if he felt he was missing out on (失去机会) the city lifestyle, M
