2019版高考英语一轮复习 单元检测（八）No Drugs 外研版必修2.doc

1、【 精品教育资源文库 】 单元检测（八） No Drugs .阅读理解 A Are you looking for a large vehicle to take your family out for long drives and trips? Do you want a nice little car that can be driven through the thickest traffic with ease? Here, at The Clean Machine, our range of used vehicles has something for everyone. Ov

2、er the years, we have realized that used car businesses always go for big sales but seldom offer an acceptable level of customer service. We decided to be different from that and put customers interests first. Here are some of our attractive offers. Low on credit? No problem! If you want a used car

3、but your credit score is in a bad state, we can make it easier for you! We know just how difficult times can get. That is why we do not do a credit check. We know that a customers credit score is not the only measure of his/her ability to buy a car. Inhouse financing We offer 100 percent inhouse fin

4、ancing to our customers and do not rely on thirdparty lenders. With this, customers also get a Buy Here Pay Here offer. For example, if we have a 5,000 used vehicle, we would typically require half the cost as a down payment. The remaining would be paid at 200 or so per month. Low down payment deals

5、 Based on the number of used cars we have at the time, we even offer low down payment deals for some cars less than 5,000, allowing customers to pay as little as 1,000 as a down payment. Call us today to find out just how close you are to owning your own car! 3604237054 语篇解读：本文是一篇应用文。文章是一则关于二手汽车销售的广

6、告。 1 What does The Clean Machine provide? A Regular trips. B Driving lessons. 【 精品教育资源文库 】 C Traffic information. D Secondhand vehicles. 解析：选 D 细节理解题。根据第三段中的 “Here, at The Clean Machine, our range of used vehicles has something for everyone.” 可知， The Clean Machine 销售二手车辆。 2 A credit check is unnece

7、ssary at The Clean Machine because _. A people are losing their jobs B there is less trade than usual C a credit score is not so important D peoples credit scores keep changing 解析：选 C 推理判断题。根据 “Low on credit? No problem ！ ” 部分中的 “We know that a customers credit score is not the only measure of his/h

8、er ability to buy a car.” 可知，这家汽车销售公司认为一个人的信用积分并不是衡量他们是否有能力买车的唯一标准，言外之意，这个信用其实也说明不了太大问题，并不是很重要的依据。 3 How much will a customer pay immediately for a 5,000 car? A 2,700. B 2,500. C 2,300. D 1,000. 解析：选 B 细节理解题。根据 “I nhouse financing” 部分中的 “if we have a 5,000 used vehicle, we would typically require ha

9、lf the cost as a down payment. The remaining would be paid at 200 or so per month” 可知，如果买一辆 5 000 美元的二手车，首付需要一半的价格，即 2 500 美元。 B Children who are given pocket money are less likely to save up as adults than those who have parttime jobs, according to a report by economists. They said parents can shap

10、e their children by encouraging them to carry out some paid work such as delivering newspapers, babysitting or washing a neighbours car. The research team from the University of Sheffield in the UK asked more than 3,200 local children whether they had a parttime job or relied on their parents for po

11、cket money, and then they compared spending habits of the two groups. The research found there was a distinct difference in the influences of these two different income sources on their saving behavior. The research concluded: One percent increase in the childs allowance (零花钱 ) is connected with 18

12、percent decrease in the probability that the child saves. 【 精品教育资源文库 】 In contrast, the weekly pay that the child receives from parttime work is positively connected with the probability of saving. The research also found that working had positive longterm effects on the possibility that a child wi

13、ll grow up to be good with money. Whether a person saved during childhood has a large effect on the probability of saving in adulthood, according to the report. Children are legally allowed to work from the age of 13, with the exception of children who are paid for modeling or acting in TV shows. Ad

14、rian Roper, from the National Federation of Retail Newsagents, said, “Delivering newspapers is a wonderful opportunity for children looking for the first job, because it is simple and safe, although the income may not be so high.” But he added that new rules have made it more difficult for children

15、to do this type of work, such as only being allowed to do one hours work before school and not before 7 am. 语篇解读：研究发现，做过兼职工作的孩子比单纯用父母零花钱的孩子更懂得节省开支。 4 Which of the following statements is TRUE about the research？ A Children from other countries also participated in the research. B It was conducted by

16、 a researcher from the University of Sheffield. C It was conducted to study the amount of pocket money children have. D Those 3,200 children were studied based on the sources of their pocket money. 解析：选 D 细节理解题。根据第二段中的 “asked more than 3,200 local children whether they had a parttime job or relied o

17、n their parents for pocket money” 可知，在这项调查中，对这 3 200 名孩子按照零花钱的不同来源 (来自自己的兼职收入或来自家长给的零用钱 )进行 研究。 5 Delivering newspapers is highly recommended by Adrian Roper because _. A it does not demand much skill B it can be done in a quiet place C children can make a lot of money from it D children dont have t

18、o follow any new rules 解析：选 A 细节理解题。根据最后一 段中的 “it is simple and safe, although the income may not be so high” 可知，送报纸这个工作相对来说简单、安全，虽然收入不会那么高。 6 According to the last paragraph, in the UK _. A children under 18 are forbidden to work B children get no payment for acting in TV shows 【 精品教育资源文库 】 C its

19、easier for children to deliver newspapers than before D the opportunities for children to do a parttime job are decreasing 解析：选 D 推理判断题。根据最后一段最后一句可推断在英国有新出台的规定，而这些规定对小孩打工有了更严格更细致的要求，所以在这样的背景下，想找一份兼职零工对小孩来说越来越困难，机会也越来越少。 7 The text is mainly about the relationship between _. A childrens study and the

20、ir future B childrens growth and their worries C childrens pocket money and their saving behavior D childrens pocket money and their parents income 解析：选 C 主旨大意题。根据第一段第一句可以推断出，本文是围绕孩子获得零花钱的途径与他们养成的储蓄习惯之间的关系展开 说明的。 . 完形填空 Over the past six years my life has changed. I moved from a _1_ neighborhood to

21、a neighborhood where drugs were of higher value than _2_. Every time I saw the violence in the street, I _3_ to study hard. My determination was what _4_ me to work hard at my lessons. I do let the negatives influence me (_5_， right？ ). I let them influence me in a way that makes me try very hard fo

22、r something better. I refuse to be the beggar and drug taker at the corner, _6_ endlessly, asking for a dollar in order to see another _7_. My parents want the best for me. They are both _8_ to me and it was sad to learn that their marriage broke up. Seeing them both in pain is something that I have

23、 to _9_. There are times when I feel like I could have done something different to _10_ the situations. I like playing baseball. It is _11_ to me. One day, I felt a sharp pain in my _12_. It kept me from _13_ entirely. A yoga (瑜伽 ) teacher _14_ me. She said, “That is some knot ( 硬结 ), Sean! Youre _15_！ ” At that moment, tears filled my eyes. The yearlong suffering seemed to _16_ at once. That knot i