Module 1 GeniusesUnit 2 Great minds 题型训练(无答案）

Unit
2
Great
minds
语法选择。
In
ancient
Greece,
Socrates
was
the
great
philosopher.
He
was
1
known
for
his
wisdom.
One
day
the
great
philosopher
met
a
man
2
ran
up
to
him
excitedly
and
said,
“Socrates,
Socrates!
I
3
tell
you
something!
You
will
not
believe
what
I
just
heard
about
one
of
your
students!”
“Wait
a
moment,”
Socrates
replied.
“
4
you
tell
me,
I’d
like
you
5
a
little
test.
It
6
the
Test
of
Three.”
“Test
of
Three?”
“That’s
correct,”
Socrates
continued.
“The
first
test
is
the
test
of
7
.
Are
you
sure
that
what
you
are
about
to
tell
me
is
true?”
“No,”
the
man
replied,
“actually
I
just
heard
about
it.”
“All
right,
so
you
don’t
really
know
8
it’s
true
or
not,”
said
Socrates.
“Now
let’s
try
9
test,
the
test
of
Goodness.
Is
what
you
are
about
to
tell
me
about
my
student
something
good?”
“No,
on
the
contrary…”
“So,”
Socrates
continued,
“you
want
to
tell
me
10
about
him
even
though
you’re
not
sure
it’s
true?”
The
man
shrugged（耸肩）,
a
little
embarrassed.
“The
third
test—the
filter（过滤）of
usefulness,”
Socrates
continued.
“Is
what
you
want
to
tell
me
11
my
student
going
to
be
useful
to
me?”
“No,
not
really...”
“Well,”
Socrates
said
with
12
smile,
“if
what
you
want
to
tell
me
is
13
true,
nor
good,
nor
even
useful,
why
do
you
want
to
tell
me?
Just
14
it
and
don’t
bother
me
with
it
any
more.”
The
man
was
15
and
said
nothing.
(
)
1.A.
wide
B.
widely
C.
wider
D.
widest
(
)
2.A.
which
B.
who
C.
what
D.
where
(
)
3.A.
can
B.
may
C.
might
D.
have
to
(
)
4.A.
Before
B.
After
C.
As
D.
Until
(
)
5.A.
pass
B.
to
passing
C.
to
pass
D.
passing
(
)
6.A.
is
called
B.
called
C.
has
called
D.
is
calling
(
)
7.A.
true
B.
truth
C.
truly
D.
truthless
(
)
8.A.
why
B.
whether
C.
when
D.
how
(
)
9.A.
two
B.
second
C.
a
second
D.
the
second
(
)
10.A.
anything
bad
B.
anything
badly
C.
something
bad
D.
something
badly
(
)
11.A.
of
B.
in
C.
for
D.
about
(
)
12.A.
a
B.
an
C.
the
D./
(
)
13.A.
either
B.
nor
C.
neither
D.
or
(
)
14.A.
forget
B.
forgot
C.
will
forget
D.
has
forgotten
(
)
15.A.
shame
B.
shameful
C.
shamed
D.
ashamed
完形填空。
Yue
Fei
was
a
hero
who
lived
during
the
Song
Dynasty（960-1279）.
As
a
general（将军），he
1
his
army
to
win
many
battles.
In
1125,
the
Jin
army
from
the
north
attacked
the
Song
kingdom
and
tried
to
take
2
of
its
central
lands.
Yue
decided
to
fight
the
enemy.
Before
he
3
,
his
mother
asked
him,
“Right
now
the
country
is
facing
great
difficulty.
What
do
you
plan
to
do?”
“
4
the
country
with
utmost
loyalty（精忠报国），”
Yue
said.
That
was
what
Yue
Fei’s
mother
hoped
her
son
her
would
do.
It
was
not
easy
for
Yue
Fei’s
mother
to
5
her
son
to
do
something
so
dangerous.
She
decided
to
tattoo（给……文身）the
words
onto
her
son’s
back
so
he
would
not
easily
6
them.
His
mother
asked,
“My
child,
tattoos
are
quite
7
.
Are
you
scared（害怕）?”
Yue
said,
“Mother,
a
little
needle
is
nothing.
If
I
was
8
of
a
needle,
how
could
I
face
going
to
war
on
the
front
lines?”
Keeping
these
words
in
mind,
Yue
defeated（打败）the
Jin
army
many
times.
9
,
Yue
was
later
framed（陷害）by
Qin
Hui
and
was
killed.
But
his
10
was
passed
on
to
later
generations（代）.
We
need
to
respect
and
learn
from
Yue
Fei.
(
)
1.A.
advised
B.
allowed
C.
stopped
D.
led
(
)
2.A.care
B.
notice
C.
control
D.
advantage
(
)
3.A.
found
out
B.
set
out
C.
gave
out
D.
worked
out
(
)
4.A.
Take
B.
Serve
C.
Invent
D.
Enter
(
)
5.A.
encourage
B.
follow
C.
pay
D.
promise
(
)
6.A.
solve
B.
doubt
C.
forget
D.
explain
(
)
7.A.
beautiful
B.
painful
C.
cultural
D.
popular
(
)
8.A.
Afraid
B.
tired
C.
proud
D.
unaware
(
)
9.A.
Excitedly
B.
Luckily
C.
Happily
D.
Sadly
(
)
10.A.
face
B.
word
C.
spirit
D.
mind
阅读理解。
A
Zhang
Guimei,
the
headmaster
of
Huaping
High
School
for
Girls,
based
in
Lijiang
City,
Southwest
China’s
Yunnan
Province,
has
been
granted（授予）the
title
“Role
Model
of
the
Times”
for
what
she
has
done
for
girls
from
poor
families.
The
school,
which
was
founded
by
Zhang
in
2008,
was
the
first
high
school
in
the
country
to
provide
free
education
to
girls
who
would
otherwise
have
been
unable
to
continue
their
studies
after
completing
their
nine
years
of
compulsory
education.
Anybody
who
knows
Zhang’s
own
conditions
will
be
more
deeply
moved
by
her.
She
has
no
personal
property（财产）,
and
has
been
living
in
the
student
dormitory
since
its
founding.
She
has
spent
most
of
her
own
money
on
her
students.
Despite
having
serious
health
problems,
for
12
years
she
has
always
taken
morning
classes
together
with
the
students.
She
has
also
racked
up（累计）110,000
kilometres
visiting
her
students’
families
over
the
years.
Besides
her
work
with
the
school,
she
also
has
a
part-time
job
as
head
of
the
local
orphanage（孤儿院）,
caring
for
more
than
130
orphans.
Thanks
to
her
efforts,
about
40
percent
of
the
school’s
graduates（毕业生）are
admitted
into
key
universities.
More
than
1,800
girls
from
poor
families
have
entered
universities
via
her
education.
By
helping
the
girls
get
higher
education,
she
has
actually
helped
them
change
their
lives.
In
a
broader
sense,
Zhang
has
been
helping
to
improve
the
region（地区）as
a
whole.
Influenced
by
her,
many
of
her
students
have
chosen
to
teach
in
poor
areas,
while
some
even
went
back
to
teach
in
her
high
school.
Her
efforts
have
thus
benefited（受益）the
local
region
in
a
sustainable
way.
Now,
with
Zhang
having
got
the
title,
education
for
girls
from
poor
regions
will
receive
more
attention,
which
hopefully
brings
more
resources
and
assistance（援助）.
What
she
has
done
will
be
long
remembered
and
encourage
more
to
follow
her
example.
(
)
1.What
can
we
know
about
Huaping
High
School?
A.
It
was
founded
in
2009.
B.
The
headmaster
of
the
school
is
Zhang
Guimei.
C.
It
provides
education
for
the
rich.
D.
It
provides
education
for
boys.
(
)
2.What
has
Zhang
Guimei
done
for
her
students
over
these
years
according
to
the
passage?
①She
has
spent
most
of
the
money
she
earned
on
her
students.
②She
has
taken
morning
classes
with
her
students
for
many
years.
③She
makes
lunch
for
her
students
every
day.
④She
has
visited
her
students’
families.
A.①②③
B.①③④
C.①②④
D.②③④
(
)
3.What
can
be
inferred（推测）from
the
passage?
A.
Zhang
Guimei
will
stop
helping
students
from
poor
families.
B.Zhang
Guimei
will
keep
helping
students
from
poor
families.
C.Zhang
Guimei
will
give
the
title
“Role
Model
of
the
Times”
to
her
students.
D.Zhang
Guimei
will
give
up
the
title
“Role
Model
of
the
Times”.
B
Many
children
may
be
fond
of
animals,
but
few
ever
think
of
making
the
study
of
animals
as
their
career.
Even
fewer
will
be
recognized
by
the
whole
world,
receiving
the
title
“United
Nations
Messenger（使者）of
Peace”.
But
one
woman
has
achieved
all
that.
She
has
lived
with
chimpanzees（黑猩猩）in
the
African
forest
for
more
than
20
years
and
made
great
discoveries.
It
is
Jane
Goodall
who
was
born
on
April
3,
1934
in
London,
England,
and
grew
up
in
Bournemouth
on
the
southern
coast
of
England.
Jane
Goodall’s
lifelong
interest
in
animals
began
at
an
early
age.
By
the
age
of
10
or
11,
Goodall
dreamed
of
going
to
Africa
to
live
with
animals.
This
was
quite
a
strange
dream
in
those
days,
as
young
girls
didn’t
think
of
having
such
“wild”
actions.
But
she
was
encouraged
by
her
mother.
She
told
her
that
if
she
really
wanted
something,
she
should
work
hard,
take
advantage
of
chances
and
never
give
up
looking
for
a
way.
When
a
close
friend
invited
Goodall
to
Kenya
in
1957,
she
readily
accepted
it.
Within
a
few
months
of
her
arrival,
she
met
the
famous
anthropologist（人类学家）Dr.
Louis
Leakey,
who
soon
decided
that
Goodall
was
the
special
person
he
was
looking
for
to
begin
a
study
of
wild
chimpanzees
on
the
shore
of
Lake
Tanganyika
in
Tanzania.
At
the
beginning,
studying
the
chimpanzees
was
not
easy
for
her.
The
animals
ran
away
from
her
in
fear.
With
a
strong
will,
she
searched
the
forest
every
day,
trying
not
to
get
too
close
to
the
chimpanzees
too
soon.
Gradually
the
chimpanzees
became
used
to
her
presence（存在；在场）.
In
October
1960,
she
observed
a
chimpanzee
making
and
using
tools
to
fish
for
termites（白蚁）.
This
discovery
threw
doubt
on
the
popular
idea
at
the
time
that
man
was
the
world’s
only
toolmaker.
The
longer
Goodall’s
research
continues,
the
more
it
becomes
clear
that
chimpanzees
are
very
similar
to
humans.
Since
the
mid-1980s,
Goodall
has
been
lecturing
around
the
world
to
raise
people’s
sense
about
environmental
protection.
“Let’s
live
in
the
new
age
with
hope,
respect
for
all
living
things,
understanding
and
love,”
she
said.
(
)
1.What
does
Goodall’s
study
of
chimpanzees
tell
us?
A.
Chimpanzees
don’t
like
to
be
close
to
people.
B.
Chimpanzees
are
quite
different
from
humans.
C.
Only
humans
can
make
and
use
tools.
D.
Chimpanzees
can
not
only
use
tools
but
also
make
them.
(
)
2.
Which
of
the
following
statements
about
Goodall
is
NOT
true?
A.
She
mode
her
hobby
become
her
career.
B.
She
lived
in
Africa
for
over
20
years.
C.
Studying
the
chimpanzees
was
always
easy
for
her.
D.
She
respects
all
living
things.
(
)
3.
What
was
the
purpose
of
Goodall’s
study?
A.
To
ask
people
to
study
animals
like
her.
B.
To
warn
people
not
to
get
too
close
to
animals.
C.
To
tell
people
how
successful
she
was.
D.
To
call
on
people
to
live
with
animals
in
peace.
(
)
4.
What’s
the
correct
order
of
the
following
events?
a.
Goodall
met
Dr.
Louis
Leakey.
b.
Goodall
observed
a
chimpanzee
making
and
using
tools.
c.
Goodall
dreamed
of
living
with
animals.
d.
Goodall
gave
lectures
to
call
on
people
to
protect
the
environment.
e.
A
close
friend
invited
Goodall
to
Kenya.
A.
c-a-e-b-d
B.
c-e-a-b-d
C.
c-e-a-d-b
D.
c-a-e-b-d
C
You
probably
know
who
Marie
Curie
is,
but
you
may
not
have
heard
of
Rahcel
Carson.
Of
the
outstanding
ladies
listed
below,
who
do
you
think
is
the
most
important
woman
of
the
past
100
years?
Jane
Addams（1860-1935）
Anyone
who
has
ever
been
helped
by
a
social
worker
has
to
thank
Jane
Addams.
Addams
helped
the
poor
and
worked
for
peace.
She
encouraged
a
sense
of
community
by
creating
shelters（避难所）and
promoting
education
and
services
for
people
in
need.
In
1931,
Addams
became
the
first
American
woman
to
win
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize.
Rachel
Carson（1907-1964）
If
it
weren’t
for
Rachel
Carson,
the
environmental
movement
might
not
exist
today.
Her
popular
book
Silent
Spring
raised
awareness
of
the
dangers
of
pollution
and
the
harmful
effects
of
chemicals
on
humans
and
on
the
world’s
lakes
and
oceans.
Sandra
Day
O’Connor（1930-present）
When
Sandra
Day
O’Connor
finished
third
in
her
class
at
Stanford
Law
School,
in
1952,
she
could
not
find
work
at
a
law
firm
because
she
was
a
woman.
She
became
an
Arizona
state
senator（参议员）and,
in
1981,
the
first
woman
to
join
the
U.S.
Supreme
Court（法院）.
O’Connor
gave
the
deciding
vote
in
many
important
cases
during
her
24
years
on
the
top
court.
Rosa
Parks（1913-2005）
On
December
1,
1955,
in
Montgomery,
Alabama,
Rosa
Parks
would
not
give
up
her
seat
on
a
bus
to
a
white
passenger.
Her
simple
act
made
herself
in
prison.
But
it
also
set
off
the
Montgomery
bus
boycott（抵制）.
It
lasted
for
more
than
a
year,
and
caused
the
civil-rights
movement.
“The
only
tired
I
was,
was
tired
of
giving
in,”
said
Parks.
(
)
1.What
is
the
meaning
of
the
underlined
expression
“set
off”
in
the
last
paragraph?
A.
Built
up.
B.
Left
for.
C.
Caused.
D.
Released.
(
)
2.What
does
the
underlined
word
“it”
in
the
last
paragraph
refer
to?
A.
The
Montgomery
bus
boycott.
B.
Rosa
Parks’s
experience
in
prison.
C.
Giving
up
the
seat
to
a
white
passenger.
D.
All
of
the
above.
(
)
3.The
following
statements
about
the
four
women
are
true
EXCEPT
_______.
A.
Sandra
Day
O’Connor
was
the
first
woman
in
American
who
joined
the
court
B.
Jane
Addams
never
got
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
C.
Rachel
Carson’s
book
caught
people’s
attention
to
the
environment
D.
Rosa
Parks
used
to
be
put
into
prison
(
)
4.
Which
of
the
following
words
can
best
describe
the
four
women?
A.
Lazy.
B.
Foolish.
C.
Outstanding.
D.
Friendly.
阅读填空。
Noah
Webster
was
born
on
October
16,
1758,
in
the
West
Division
of
Hartford.
At
that
time,
few
people
went
to
college,
but
Noah
loved
to
learn
so
his
parents
let
him
go
to
Yale,
Connecticut’s
only
college.
He
left
for
New
Haven
in
1774.
Noah’s
years
at
Yale
were
the
years
of
the
Revolutionary
War.
Sometimes
70
children
of
all
ages
were
in
a
one-room
schoolhouse
with
no
desks,
poor
books,
and
untrained
teachers.
1
Their
books
came
from
England.
Noah
thought
that
Americans
should
learn
from
American
books,
so
in
1783,
Noah
wrote
his
own
textbook
A
Grammatical
Institute
or
the
English
Language.
For
100
years,
Noah’s
book
taught
children
how
to
read,
spell
and
pronounce
words.
2
Ben
Franklin
used
Noah’s
book
to
teach
his
granddaughter
to
read.
3
He
did
this
because
Americans
in
different
parts
of
the
country
spelled,
pronounced
and
used
words
differently.
He
thought
that
all
Americans
should
speak
the
same
way.
He
also
thought
that
Americans
should
not
speak
and
spell
just
like
the
English.
Noah
used
American
spellings
like
“color”
instead
of
the
English
“colour”,
“music”
instead
of
“musick”
and
“centre”
instead
of
“center”.
He
also
added
American
words
that
weren’t
in
English
dictionaries
like
“skunk”
and
“squash”.
4
When
finished
in
1828,
Noah’s
dictionary
had
70,000
words
in
it.
5
He
worked
for
copyright
laws,
wrote
textbooks,
Americanized
the
English
language,
and
edited（编辑）magazines.
When
Noah
Webster
died
in
1843,
he
was
regarded
as
an
American
hero.
A.
Noah
did
many
things
in
his
life.
B.
It
took
him
over
27
years
to
write
his
book.
C.
It
was
the
most
popular
American
book
of
its
time.
D.
Noah
did
not
like
that.
E.
When
Noah
was
43,
he
started
writing
the
first
American
dictionary.
1.
________
2.
________
3.
________
4.
________
5.
________
语篇填词。
Einstein
was
one
of
the
greatest
scientists
of
his
time.
He
often
received
i_______（1）to
explain
his
theories
at
different
universities.
Usually
his
driver
Hans
drove
him.
One
evening,
on
their
way
to
a
u_______（2）,
Einstein
said,
“I’m
so
tired,
I
wish
I
could
avoid
giving
my
lecture
t_______（3）.”
Hans
said,
“I
can
give
the
lecture
for
you.
You
can
t_______（4）me.
I’ve
listened
many
times
and
I’ve
learnt
it
by
heart.
No
one
knows
you
at
this
university,
so
they
won’t
find
out.”
At
the
university,
Hans
gave
the
lecture.
Einstein
became
a
member
of
the
audience.
Before
Hans
left,
a
man
asked
a
difficult
question.
Einstein
turned
p_______（5）.
“Oh,
we
are
in
trouble,”
he
thought.
Hans
said,
“That’s
easy.
My
driver
Hans
answer
it.”
Then
Einstein
answered
the
question.
1.
________
2.
________
3.
________
4.
________
5.
________
完成句子。
1.请相信我。我不会再让你失望。
Please
believe
me.
I
won’t
________
________
________
again.
2.我们还没决定暑假去哪里。
We
________
________
where
to
go
during
the
summer
holiday.
3.马云工作多么努力啊！
________
________
Ma
Yun
works!
4.对我来说，避免喝酒是不难的。
________
not
difficult
for
me
________
________
drinking
wine.
5.昨晚做功课花了我两个小时。
________
________
me
two
hours
________
________
the
homework
last
night.
写作。
孔子（Confucius）是中国古代最有智慧的人之一。他是一名杰出的教育家，请根据以下信息，写一篇英语短文，向某英语报社投稿。
出生时间
551BC（公元前），9月28日
地点
鲁国（山东省）
经历
1.3岁时父亲离世，和母亲相依为命，生活艰难；
2.15岁开始学音乐和其他科目；
3.30岁成为老师，拥有自己的学校，一生大概有3000名学生。
成就和影响
主张人人都应该有受教育的机会；最重要的思想是提倡仁和礼
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注意：
（1）参考词汇：鲁国（the
kingdom
of
Lu）、山东省（Shandong
Province）、接受教育（get
edcation）、仁（kindness）、礼（good
manners）；
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