Unit 6 An old man tried to move the mountains Section A 2单项选择（40分）1-5 _ 6-10 _ 11-15 _ 1.The old man seems _ no child. A. have B. to have C. has D. having2. We got _ when we heard the _ news. A. excited; excited B. excited; exciting C. exciting; exciting D. exciting; excited3. Dont _ your dream. You must be successful as long as you work hard. A. give up B. give in C. give out D. give away4.- Did your brother go to the movies this morning? - No, he stayed at home and did his homework _ going to the movies. A. because B. because of C. instead of D. instead 5. We should find other ways _ these problems. A. to solve B. solve C. solving D. solved6. I will call you as soon as he _. A. arrives B. arrived C. will arrive D. is arriving7. Unless my parents _ me to go out at night, I wont go with you. A. allow B. allows C. will allow D. allowed8. Youll make more mistakes _ youre careful with your spelling. A. if B. before C. although D. unless9. You work _ hard _ youre sure to pass the exam.A. so; that B. as; as C. enough; to D. too; to10. The man tried _ that boy, but he failed. A. save B. to save C. saved D. saving11.Dave _ home _ Tuesday night last week. A. got back; until B. didnt get back; until C. got back to; until D. didnt get back to; until12. Im sorry. I cant go to play tennis with you, Bill . I am really busy _. A. whole day B. the day C. the whole day D. the all day13.The boy didnt sleep well last night because of the _ from the factory. A. voice B. noise C. music D. song14. When I was walking past his room yesterday evening, I heard him _ piano. A. playing B. to play the C. playing the15. The students cant go home _ they finish cleaning the classroom, for its their duty. A. when B. since C. if D. until二 完形填空Answer the TelephoneThe telephone rang and the secretary(秘书), Miss Simpson answered it.“May I1to Mr. Calder, please?” a man said.“Who is2, please?” Miss Simpson asked.“Mr. Bright.”the man answered. Mr. Calder was in the office at the moment. Miss Simpson put her hand3the mouthpiece(送话器) and4to him.“5Mr. Alan Bright, sir.” she said. “He wants to6to you.”“What? Again!”Mr. Calder exclaimed (惊叫).“He wants to sell us a kind of newtypewriters,7he?”“Yes, sir,” Miss Simpson said. “He8yesterday.”“And he rang up five9last week. We dont10new typewriters. I told him that yesterday.” Mr. Calder said angrily.“Then what shall I11, sir?” she asked.“Tell him Im not12the office.” Mr. Calder said.Miss Simpson spoke13the mouthpiece, “Mr. Bright,” she said. “Im afraid you14speak to Mr. Calder now. Mr. Calder15that he is not in his office now. ”1. A. askB. speakC. talkD. tell 2. A. saidB. sayingC. spokeD. speaking3. A. onB. inC. overD. with 4. A. spokeB. speakC. speaksD. asks5. A. HesB. ThatsC. ItsD. This is 6. A. tellB. sayC. askD. speak7. A. doesB. doesntC. dontD. isnt 8. A. callB. callsC. calledD. calling9. A. hoursB. timesC. timeD. minutes 10. A. needB. useC. haveD. sell11. A. askB. speakC. sayD. tell 12. A. outB. onC. offD. in13. A. inB. intoC. toD. over 14. A. couldntB. dontC. cantD. wouldnt15. A. saysB. saidC. sayD. told三. 阅读理解Is the servant (仆人)clever or foolish?This is an old story. It was first told long ago. A rich man wanted to make a journey to another town. He was a businessman. He wanted to take things to sell. He also wanted to take some gold to buy some things with. He decided to take ten servants with him. They would carry the things to sell and the food to eat on the journey.He was a kind man. He said to one of his servants, “You are the smallest, the thinnest and the weakest of all my servants. You can not carry a heavy load. You may choose the lightest load to carry.” The servant thanked his master. He pointed to the biggest load. This was bread for them to eat on the journey.“You are foolish,” said his master. “ That is the biggest and heaviest load.” But the servant lifted up the load cheerfully and the journey began. They walked for four hours. Then they stopped for a rest. They all ate some of the bread. Then there was less bread for the servant to carry. The servants load grew smaller and lighter every day. At the end of the journey, the smallest servant had nothing to carry. 1. The rich man wanted to sell things and.A. buy some goldB. buy some gold with the moneyC. buy some things with the goldD. sell some gold2. Before the journey began, the rich man said something to.A. a businessmanB. one of his servantsC. the servantsD. some servants3. The weakest servant.A. asked for his masters advice.