高中英语学习材料（灿若寒星*制作整理）限时规范训练（练速度、练规范、练技能）45分钟满分100分必修5Unit1一、单项填空1.Lullyhassomeknowledgeofhowtheflowershouldberaised,butIhave.A.notB.nonotC.noneD.neither2.Sherememberedputtingthatchequeinabookontheshelf,sosheorderedallthebookstoher.A.tobringB.bringingC.beingbroughtD.tobebrought3.---I’llgoonMondaybytheslowtrain.---YoumayjustwaittillTuesdayandgoonthefastone.A.aswellB.ratherthanC.muchbetterD.orelse4.Hehungabouttheentranceallday,achancetospeaktothedirector.A.hopingB.hopingtoC.hopingofD.hopingfor5.It’suselesstopersuadehimtogetridofthathabit;hejustcan’tmake.A.trying;itB.totry;thatC.trying;thatD.intrying;it6.Everybodyinhisofficehimhisbighouse.A.enviesB.admiresC.appreciatesD.likes7.Ipromisethatyouhavefivedollarsifyoucleanallthewindows.A.willB.wouldC.shallD.should8.Thechildwasabandonedintheforest,wherehewasthemercyofwildbeasts.A.onB.byC.inD.at9.---Howfarapartdotheylive?---Iknow,theyliveinthesameneighborhood.A.AslongasB.AsfarasC.AswellasD.Asoftenas10.IwillcometoyourbirthdaypartyJohnisinvited.A.sothatB.exceptthatC.onconditionthatD.inthat11.Justassoundtravelsthroughtheairwaves,electricitytravelsthroughtheairinradiowaves.A.whatiscalledB.whichiscalledC.whatitcalledD.whichitiscalled12.Accordingtothesurvey,itisalmostthatthegovernmentwilllosethenextelection.A.sureB.certainC.exactD.doubtful13.Thewealthofacountryshouldbemeasuredthehealthandhappinessofitspeopleaswellasthematerialgoodsitcanproduce.A.intermsofB.bymeansC.inplaceofD.inlinewith14.Youhavehurtaboneinyourback.I’dliketosendyoutohospitalforanX-ray.A.mayB.canC.shouldD.would15.Thegeneraldirectoroftheprojectthattheworkshouldbestartedatonce.A.arrangedB.instructedC.orderedD.directed二、完形填空AsateenagerIwasaproductiveletterwriter.OneletterIwrote16to56pages,andwas17oftheextremelyordinarydetailsofdailylife.Itcouldonlyhavebeenofinteresttome,andmaybe,thereceiver.Butthem18,itmightbecomeattractivejustbecauseofthe19detailsitrecorded.Officialrecordsofhistory－booksandpictures－mayrecordimportantevents20theywerealwaysintendedtohavealargeaudience.21,letterstendnottobemodified(修饰),oftentrueto22.Theywere,afterall,23forjustonepairofeyes.Sadly,however,wedon’twriteproperlettersanymore.Notonlythat,but,it’safactthatnowadayshardlyanyone24totheletterstheyhavereceived.Wethinkonlyabout25livingandthrowingthingsout.Whoamonguswillleaveanyhelpfulpapersforhistorians?Inresearchingabook,Iwouldneverhavefoundoutthat,inthelate19thcentury,showywaistcoatscausedalotof26,ifIhadn’treadthe27.Onefellowevenwrotetoafriendtosaythatifheweretoevermeetamanwearingakindofshowyclotheshe28shootthemanonsight.Whata29ifsuchdetailswerelostduetolackofletterwritingandalittlesaving.Ithinkweshouldall30towriteatleastoneletteramonthandtryto31thoseweget.32goodemailsshouldbeprintedoutandkept,too.Emailsmaynotleaveanexampleofourhandwriting,but33theyallowustorecordourlives.Someyearsago,afriend34mewithabundleoflettersthatI’dsenthersinceIwas16.Theygaveawonderful35ofmyteenage.Historywillneedtoknowthis,I’msure.16.A.ranB.ledC.referredD.turned17.A.fondB.coveredC.fullD.filled18.A.personallyB.historicallyC.politicallyD.commonly19.A.uselessB.importantC.unimportantD.meaningful20.A.sothatB.whileC.whereD.because21.A.ThereforeB.BesidesC.OtherwiseD.However22.A.lifeB.factC.natureD.themselves23.A.usedB.intendedC.triedD.limited24.A.holdsoutB.holdsonC.holdsb...
