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1、选修七 Unit 4 检测练习班级 座号 姓名 一、完形填空Two local girls recently decided to give up receiving presents for their birthday from their friends, and instead gave food to those in need.“I dont want anyone to be 1 ,” Mattie Dimmitt said.Mattie is the daughter of Travis and Elizabeth Dimmitt and 2 her 6th birthday
2、earlier this month. For her birthday, she wanted to do 3 for other children.“We were talking about Matties birthday cake and she said that she wanted a(n) 4 birthday cake so no one was hungry at her party,” Elizabeth said. “She didnt want anybody to be hungry at all and she got big tears in her eyes
3、 and asked if we could 5 food to people.”For her party, Matties friends arrived with 6 . However, the packages werent filled with toys, 7 cans and boxes of food. Once her party was 8 , Mattie, with some help, took the donations of food to the Maryville Ministry Center and 9 them to the Ministry Cent
4、er coordinator Merlin Atkins.“It shows her 10 . Shes a(n) 11 kid and she feels things deeply, “Elizabeth said. “If she sees someone upset, sad or in need, she wants to 12 him out.”Mattie was not the only local child who recently 13 to give back to their community through their birthday. Matties best
5、 friend, Eliana, celebrated her 5th birthday in February and decided that she wanted to give back as well.“If we could pay the 14 and love we get from people forward, it would be a great thing,” Elianas father, Tim Wall, said. “For Elianas birthday, she wanted to 15 her friends and 16 asking for mor
6、e toys or presents, she thought it would be a good idea to 17 some food for the Ministry Center.”Mattie and Eliana are still children, 18 , and enjoy playing with their dolls and stuffed animals(填充动物玩具）just like every other kid does.“For being so young, its a blessing to have kids that are living fo
7、r something more than themselves,” Wall said. “Im 19 that it will continue over time and its amazing to see 20 doing things for others.”1.A. coldB. annoyedC. thirstyD. hungry2.A. attendedB. celebratedC. congratulatedD. prepared3.A. somethingB. everythingC. nothingD. anything4.A. ordinaryB. delicious
8、C. specialD. big5.A. donateB. purchaseC. arrangeD. distribute6.A. foodB. giftsC. toysD. bags7.A. butB. andC. orD. for8.A. onB. overC. offD. away9.A. awardedB. presentedC. servedD. threw10.A. characterB. dignityC. talentD. bravery11.A. confidentB. easy-goingC. activeD. sympathetic12.A. handB. helpC.
9、saveD. turn13.A. decidedB. agreedC. declaredD. urged14.A. assistanceB. supportC. protectionD. favour15.A. inviteB. visitC. surpriseD. persuade16.A. because ofB. instead ofC. apart from D. except for17.A. collectB. spreadC. cookD. book18.A. thereforeB . otherwiseC. thoughD. moreover19.A. helpfulB. gr
10、atefulC. thoughtfulD. hopeful20.A. adultsB. teenagersC. womenD. kids二、语法填空The other day I 1 (drive) by an apartment when a lady blocked my way. I pulled over, 2 (ask) if she needed a ride somewhere. She told me “no” and then asked me if I needed a microwave.I said “no” and asked why. She told me she
11、 had one for sale 3 just five dollars. 4 (curious) drove me to find out what her situation was. I asked her to let me see it. The microwave, 5 looked new, was worth a lot more than five dollars. I asked her what she needed the money for.What she said broke my heart. She said she wanted to buy banana
12、s and bread for her kids but all she had was this microwave. I told her I would buy it 6 (late), for I needed to go to the bank 7 (withdraw) some money. I rushed to the grocery store and bought her bananas and bread.When I returned to her apartment I gave her the 8 (grocery) and an extra twenty doll
13、ars in cash. I told her to keep her microwave and asked her if she needed anything else. She was so 9 (thank) to me that words failed her. Shes gone now 10 she brought me such joy by serving her.1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. 10. 一、阅读理解I forced my two-inch heels on one foot at a time, then fought with m
14、y skirt and struggled out the door.That morning I had a meeting with a major client with whom I had been working in the last few years. I met with my clients only once or twice a week. The rest of the time I worked in my home office. When my children were very young I could help with their school an
15、d after-school events. But as they grew, I began to question why I was working for a company whose practices did not mesh with(符合）my own more environmentally friendly belief. With each chat I started to feel less comfortable. Not to mention the stockings and suits.I entered the meeting room. Instead of the normal marketing team, there sat Bob. He explained th
