牛津英语高一上英语测试unit 1-3

unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.

(A)

Whether you have only a day or a week, Australia’s Sunshine offers different holiday choices. In fact, be it in the city or beyond, there’s just so much to see, do and enjoy yourself in the brilliant Brisbane. Queensland, fondly known as the Sunshine State, is one of Australia’s most popular holiday destinations for its many places of interest and places to visit.

If you have:

HALF A DAY to catch some of the city’s highlights: Story Bridge Climb to the top of the Story Bridge for a bird view of the city’s skyline. And on good days, you can see as far off as Moreton Bay and the surrounding islands.

South Bank Parklands Located south of the city, South Banks consists of a man-made beach, parks and Aquativity, a water play facility for kids. This is also where you find the Queensland Performing Arts Complex, State Library, Queensland Art Gallery, museums and the Wheel of Brisbane which overlooks the city centre.

One DAY for visiting additional few other places! GO SHOPPING! 1. Queen Street Mall – It is home to over 700 specialty stores, international fashion houses and the stately 80-year-old Brisbane Arcade. You will be able to meet some of Brisbane’s most-awarded fashion designers such as Bora and Pia du Pradal, jewellery designer for Details and Depazzi, and to find unique gifts at Tea Centre, Shop 12, Gift Habitat, and more.

2. Fortitude Valley and Ann Street – Here is where you’ll find boutiques that filled with cool fashion, funky extremes and hot nightclub gear from emerging designers.

3. Paddington – A shopping village that is 10 minutes from the city, there are many stores selling clothes, and second-hand items.

56. If you want to holiday in Australia, Australia’s Sunshine will ____________. A. only offer a one-day trip to enjoy the sunshine B. offer different service based on your leisure time C. offer the best service among all the travel agencies D. offer you the cheapest service to enjoy the sunshine

57. When you climb to the top of the Story Bridge, you can _____________. A. enjoy the landscape of whole city

B. play near the a man-made beach and parks

C. find boutiques that filled with cool fashion, funky extremes D. buy whatever you like at low prices

58. At the Queen Street Mall, you can _____________. A. see the 80-year-old art performers

B. possibly meet the most famous fashion designers

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C. buy some second-handed items D. enjoy some night club activities

59. The main purpose of the passage is to ___________.

A. provide more information about places of interest of Brisbane B. teach readers how to kill time of weekends

C. help readers to choose the most suitable travel agency

D. attract readers to visit Brisbane through Australia’s Sunshine service

60. The passage is most probably taken from __________. A. a leaflet of a salon B. a travel brochure C. an encyclopedia D. a notebook

(B)

Don't get it wrong! Reading body language is like listening to someone. Listed here are the possible meanings of many different body language signs. The fist is:

The Smile

Smiling shows happiness… and a friendly attitude... Smiling shows we want to communicate with someone. It shows interest. But there is much more to it.

Smiling is a learned behaviour. Young babies don't smile naturally. They mimic（模仿）the expressions of those looking at them. But by the time we reach adulthood, it has become a signal to making a good first impression.

First, let's look at the 2 main types of smile.

--- The Real Smile

A real smile involves the whole face including the eyes. More than just the mouth, many facial muscles are in action. The most visible is the tightening around the eyes. This action around the eyes is difficult to fake（造假） and is the main signal you want to look at if you think somebody might not be telling you their real feelings.

--- The Forced Smile

Usually used out of politeness. People who put on a smile only use the muscles around the mouth. But the top half of their face remains unchanged. Their smile is also less likely to be showing their teeth. This smile could mean the person is not telling the whole truth.

The easiest way to put on a real smile is to use your imagination. A few seconds before meeting someone, imagine having a really good time with this person. Or recall（回忆） a recent situation when you really had a great connection with someone you had just met, this will recall the feelings you had at the time and will naturally make you smile.

61. According to the passage, which statement is TRUE? A. Everyone is able to smile from birth.

B. We don’t know how to smile until we reach adulthood.

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C. Babies learn to smile naturally. D. Smile only means interest.

62. The real smile will _________________. A. just need your mouth to help.

B. use the muscles around the mouth.

C. use the whole face including the tightening around the eyes D. recall a recent happy situation

63. We can put on a real smile by ___________. A. having more enjoyable time B. recalling recent situations

C. thinking about having a good time D. meeting someone important

64. The passage mainly wants to tell us __________.

A. we should communicate with others with real smiles. B. real smiles are better than forced smiles.

C. different meanings of a body language sign--- smile. D. recalling the feelings will naturally make you smile.

65. What information will probably be provided following the last paragraph? A. Another kind of body language. B. The way to give a real smile.

C. The differences between the read smile and the forced smile. D. The meanings of smiles.

Section C

Directions: Read the following text and choose the most suitable heading from A-F for each paragraph. There is one extra heading which you do not need. A. Leave copies of passport data page B. Fill in the necessary information C. Check your medical insurance coverage D. Go to the State Department web site AB. Avoid being a target of crime AC. Be familiar with local conditions and laws

Travelling Tips

66. ____________________________

Do not wear expensive clothing or jewelry and do not carry large amounts of money. Also, do not leave unattended luggage in public areas and do not accept packages from strangers. Please remember what is mentioned above is a good way to help you to go away from a target of crime.

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67. ____________________________

Make sure you have a passport, and a visa, if required, and fill in the needed information page of your passport.

68. ____________________________

Leave copies of your passport data page and visas with family or friends, so you can be contacted in case of an emergency.

69. ____________________________

While in a foreign country, you should obey its laws. The State Department web site at http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1765.html has useful safety and other information about the countries you will visit.

70. ____________________________

Ask your medical insurance company if your policy applies overseas, and if it covers emergency expenses such as medical evacuation. If it does not, consider supplemental insurance.

IV. Translation

Directions: Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets.

71. 缺乏均衡饮食会使得你头发失去光泽。(lack n.)

72. 她提醒了同学明天有一场关肢体语言的报告。(remind) 73. 你站和坐的方式会给他人留下深刻的印象。(impression)

74. 在和西班牙人沟通的时候保持眼神交流是非常明智的。(wise) 75. 坐观光船的话，你一定会被黄浦江两岸的建筑深深吸引。(attract)

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