英语同步听力（高一）单元测试十.根据你所听到的句子，选出最恰当的应答句：( ) 1.A. No, thanks.B. Youre good.C. Go ahead. D. Give it to me.( ) 2.A. Its none of your business. B. Me too. C. Im sorry. I will turn it down. D. Id like to watch TV.( ) 3.A. Why not? B. Sure.C. Yes, please. D. No, OK.( ) 4.A. Not, please. B. Id rather you didnt.C. I dont want you to. D. Im afraid I dont.( ) 5.A. Im afraid I dont agree with you. B. Im not pleased.C. Thats not true. D. Youve done something wrong. 根据你所听到的对话和问题，选出正确的答案：( ) 1.A. Spend some money. B. Use the mans phone. C. Look for the pay phone. D. Tell the closest pay phone.( ) 2.A. The cost of the tape. B. The broken computer. C. The license fee. D. Everyone.( ) 3.A. He got it as a birthday present. B. Someone returned it to him. C. He bought it in the store. D. He wore it.( ) 4.A. Horse-riding. B. Wrestling. C. Boxing. D. Sailing.( ) 5.A. Get everything ready. B. Help the woman do housework. C. Spend time reading. D.Look after the baby. 根据你所听到的短文内容，判断正误，用“T”或“F”表示，填入题前括号内：( ) 1. Churchill was the British Prime Minister during World War .( ) 2.Churchill went to the BBC to meet someone important.( ) 3.The taxi driver wanted to listen to Churchills speech.( ) 4.Churchill was very pleased when he heard the drivers answer.( ) 5.The driver drove Churchill to the BBC at last.听短文，填出所缺单词，每格一词：One Sunday morning, the boss _ the door of the office was locked, but the light in it was _ on. “Peter must have forgotten to turn off the light,” he_.The boss went to Peter, the odd-job man, and asked him, “Did you forget to turn off the light last night, Peter?”“No, sir. I turned it off twice _ I was afraid that the light wouldnt _.”.听短文和问题，选出正确的答案：( ) 1. A. Sell 2,000 sheep and bring back all the sheep and the money he got. B. Sell 200 sheep.C. Bring back the rest sheep.D. Bring back the money he got. ( ) 2. A. Obey the kings order. B. Have to sell all the sheep. C. Ask others for advice. D. Wait to be punished.( ) 3. A. Because the minister came back safely.B. Because he got a lot of money and lost all the sheep.C. Because only a few of his sheep had been sold.D. Because the minister did a good job.( ) 4. A. The king was very strict in everything.B. The minister was foolish.C. The king wanted to find whether the minister was clever or not.D. The minister was not fit for his office. ( )5. A. He stole some money.B. He sold only some sheep.C. He skinned the sheep and sold their fur.D. He had the wool cut from the sheep and then sold the wool in the market.音带文字.1. Can I get you a cup of tea?2. Im preparing for the exam. Would you turn the TV down a bit?3. Would you please let me know when you have a race?4. Do you mind if I practice playing the piano here?5. I think the children should stay at home and not go out to play.1. W: Can you tell me where the closest pay phone is?M: You can use mine, Mary. It wont cost a lot of money.Q:What will Mary probably do?2. M: Ms, Ive been waiting for more than twenty minutes to pay for the license fee. W. Im afraid everyone has had to wait today. Our computer doesnt work.Q: Whats the man complaining about? 3. W: Where did you get the tie?M: I got it on my birthday, but I dont wear ties. Q: How did the man get the tie?4. W: Which do you prefer, wrestling or sailing?M:Rather than them, I like horse-riding more, but horse-riding isnt as exciting as boxing. Q: Which sport does the man like best?5. M: Will it help if I look after the baby?W:That will give me time to get everything else ready.Q: Whats the man going to do?.During the Second World War, Winston Churchill was the British Prime Minister. One day he went to the British Broadcasting Corporation (the BBC) to make an important speech to the nation.An hour before the time of his speech, he stopped a taxi in the street and asked the driver to take him to the BBC, but the driver, who didnt recognize him, said he could not take him anywhere just then, because he wanted to go back to his home at the other end of London to listen to Churchill make a speech on the radio.Churchill was so pleased when he heard this answer that he gave the man a pound, which was worth quite a lot in those days.“All right, get in,” said the driver happily, opening the door of the taxi. “Ill take you there to listen to his speech.”One Sunday