Unit5Canada—“TheTrueNorth”Ⅰ.单项填空1．Ifyoutalktostudentsmore，youwillfindthattheyhavemuchgreaterknowledgethancommonly________.A．supposingB．supposedC．tosupposeD．suppose2．—Howlongdoyouguessthenewbridgeis?—Itatleast________10kilometers.A．keepsB．measuresC．containsD．surrounds3．It’sreportedthataplanewithfivepeople________crashedintothemountainseveraldaysago.A．onboardB．ontheboardC．inboardD．intheboard4．Therecentairplanecrash________mybeliefthatstrongersafetyregulationsareneeded.A．confirmsB．combinesC．conductsD．conforms5．ProfessorTrue________allhisstudentswithhisgreatknowledgeofhistory.A．pressedB．stirredC．impressedD．touched6．—Wouldyoulike________withmeorwouldyourather________hereandwait?—Well，Ihaven’tmadeupmymindyet.A．togo；tostayB．going；stayingC．going；stayD．togo；stay7．Yourstoryisperfect；I’veneverheard________before.A．thebetteroneB．thebestoneC．abetteroneD．agoodone8．In________late19thcentury，Europechanged________greatdealandwasplayingimportantrolesin________internationaltrade.A．the；a；theB．the；the；/C．/；a；theD．the；a；/9．—Bruce，Ireallyappreciateyourhandwriting.—________.A．IpracticeeverydayB．ThankyouverymuchC．No，Idon’tthinksoD．Well，it’snotgoodenough10．Themanageraskedthequestion________Iwouldliketobehissecretary.A．ifB．thatC．whetherD．how11．Haveyoueverdreamedof________suchagoodchanceforfurthereducationabroad?A．thereisB．theretobeC．therewillbeD．therebeing12．Hecame________whereIwashidingandmyheartbeatfaster.A．morecloselytoB．muchcloserC．ratherclosertoD．quitecloselyto13．Somepeoplearebornwiththebelief________theyaremastersoftheirownwhileothersfeel________theyareatthemercyofothers.A．what；thatB．that；whatC．that；/D．/；that14．Likemanyotherswhotravelaround，Louisadmittedthattheworstpartoftouringwasnotbeingabletoseeherfamilyandfriends________shewouldlike.A．morethanB．lessthanC．aswellasD．asmuchas15．________outofthetheatre，thefamoussingerfoundhimself________byhisfans.A．Walking；surroundingB．Walking；surroundedC．Walked；surroundingD．Walked；surroundedⅡ.阅读理解Therelivedakingwholikedart.Onedayanartistofferedtopaintthemostbeautifulpictureintheworldonthewallofhispalace.Sothekingsaid，“Allright，youmayworkononeofthewallsinthenewhall.”Justthen，anotherartistsaid，“Pleaseallowmetoworkontheoppositewall.Ishallmakeexactlywhatthatmanwillmakeontheoppositewall.Moreover，Ishalldosowithoutlookingathiswork.Iwouldevenrequestyoutohaveathickcurtainputupbetweenthetwowallssothateitherofuscannotseetheother.”Everyoneintheking’scourt，includingthekingandthefirstartistwasintrigued.Sothekingdecidedtogivethesecondartistachance.Thefollowingday，athickcurtainwasputinplaceandboththeartistsgottowork.Thefirstartistbroughtaregularsupplyofpaint，oilandwater.Butthesecondonewouldcomewithaclothandabucketofwatereveryday.Amonthlaterthefirstartistsaidthathisworkwascompletedandinvitedthekingtocome.Sothekingsentamessagetothesecondartist，sayinghewascomingtoseetheirworksthatevening.Afterseeingthefirstartist’swall，thekingwasveryimpressedwiththepaintingandgavehimahugesumofmoneyasareward.Hethenaskedsomepeopletoremovethecurtain.Thesamepaintingwasseenontheoppositewalltoo!Itwasexactlyliketheoneonthefirstwall.Butthesecondartisthadnotseenwhatwasgoingon，ontheothersideofthecurtain.Thekinggavethesecondartistadoublereward，andthenasked，...
