2020-2021学年人教版高一上学期英语期末单元基础测试:必修2 UNIT3 COMPUTERS WORD版含解析.doc
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1、必修2 Unit 3 Computers 单元题目步骤(过程)形式(题型)Unit 3Computers 单元词汇总识单词测写单元语法测试单项选择单元语篇回顾语法填空单元综合能力检测完形填空阅读理解书面表达一单元词汇总识(单词测写)1.abacus n. _2.calculator n. _3.PC(=personal computer)_ 4.laptop n. _5.PDA(personal digital assistant)_6.analytical adj. _7.calculate vt. _8.universal adj. _9.simplify vt. _10.sum n. _
2、11.Charles Babbag_e 12.operator n. _13.logical adj. _14.logically adv. _15.technology n. _16.technological adj. _17.Revolution n. _18.artificial adj. _19.intelligence n. _20.intelligent adj. _21.Alan Turing_22.solve vt. _23.mathematical adj_. 24.fromon _25.reality n. _26.designer n. _27.personal adj
3、. _28.personally adv. _29.tube n. _30.transistor n. _31.chip n. _32.as a result _33.total adj. n. _34.totally adv. _35.sothat_work n. _37.web n. _38.application n. _39.finance n. _40.mobile adj. _41.Rocket n. _42.explore vt. & vi. 43.Mars n. 44.Anyhow adv. _45.goal n. _46.happiness n. _47.human race
4、 _48.supporting adj. _49.download vt. _50.programmer n. _51.virus n. _52.android n. _53.signal vi. & vt. n. _54.teammate n. _55.Nagoya n. _56.Seattle n. _57.type n. vt. & vi. _58.in a way _59.coach n. _60.arise vi. (arose, arisen) _61.with the help of _62.electronic adj. _63.appearance n. _64.charac
5、ter n. _65.mop n. vt. _66.deal with _67.watch over _68.naughty adj. _69.niece n. _70.spoil vt. _二单元语法测试(单项选择)1.-Flight 302 to London_ until 7:30 tomorrow morning. -No wonder I hear so many complaints from the passengers.A. has been delayed B. delay C. delayed D. will be delayed2.Paper money _for ove
6、r a thousand years.2.The window is dirty. I know. It _ forweeks.A. hasnt clean B. didnt clean C. wasnt cleaned D. hasnt been cleaned3.Every year a flood of farmers arrive in Shenzhen for the money-making jobs they _ before leaving their hometowns.A. promised B. were promised C. have promised D. have
7、 been promised4._David and Vicky_ married? For about three years.A. How long were; being B. How long have; gotC. How long have; been D. How long did; get5.Millions of pounds worth of damage_ by a storm which swept across the north of England last night.A. has been caused B. had been causedC. will be
8、 caused D. will have been caused A.used B .has been used C .has usedD .is using7 .We want to sit at the table near the window. -Im sorry, but it _already. A .has taken B. took C. was taken D.has been taken8 .-_the letter _to Mr. .Black? -No .Its still on the desk. A. Has;given B. Will; be given C. W
9、as ;given D .Has ;been given9 .Great changes _in my home town and a lot of factories_. A. have been taken place ;are being set up B. have taken place ;have been set up C. are taken place; had been set up D. had taken place ;will be set up10 .So far,moon_ _by man already. A. is visited B .will be vis
10、ited C. has been visited D. was visited三单元语篇回顾(语法填空)1._ history of computer began in 1642 in France. 2._ was first built only as a calculating machine,and later as an Analytical Machine that could think 3._(logic)and produce an answer quicker than any person.Still later,the universal machineis built
11、 4._(solve)mathematical problem,5._ made computer huge! 6._ the years have gone by,computer has been made smaller,quicker 7._ cleverer.Later,computers were connected by network and brought 8._ common peoples homes to deal with information and help communication 9._people around the world.Since 10._
12、birth,computer has always been designed to serve the human race.三综合能力检测(完形填空、阅读理解和书面表达)1.【完形填空】 In France, a bookstore chain has put a special camera in its shops. The system feeds a video stream to software which 1 shoppers movements and facial expressions for surprise, dissatisfaction, confusion o
13、r hesitation. When a shopper walks to the end of an aisle(货架通道) only to 2 with a frown to a particular bookshelf, the software messages 3 , who then go to help. For the eight months leading up to this April, sales rose 4 a tenth.The bookseller wants to keep its name 5 for now. Similarly,other French
14、 clients of the Paris startup behind the technology, Angus.ai, are 6 it in stores which are not open to the public. They 7 airport owner Aroports de Paris, the luxury-goods giant LVMH, and Carrefour, the supermarkets chain.Simple video produces a lot of insights, but there are far more complicated w
15、ays of learning about shoppers 8 . Thermal-imaging (热成像的) cameras 9 detect heart rates. Wirelessly collected data from smartphone accelerometers (加速度传感器) can suggest when shoppers become fascinated (movement stops) or are unhappy about 10 (a phone is raised to search for cheaper products online). Fo
16、r even more insights, shoppers are sometimes asked to put on special equipment, typically in exchange for a 11 or reward of another kind.All of this could be a(n) 12 , some say, for sellers to enjoy the advantage that big data has long given online sellers. A race is 13 to work out how best to 14 an
17、d use emotional data, thus improving packaging, displays, music, or the content and timing of persuading customers into buying goods.Using technology is much less 15 than old-fashioned interviewing. Nielson, a consumer-research giant, charges around $10,000 to interview 25 shoppers about three produ
18、cts. Angus. ai s service costs just $66 a month per camera. Sometimes, 16 market surveys may ask the wrong questions. Whats more, they can give misleading 17 . People typically change their responses intentionally to make themselves sound sensible, 18 purchases are often driven by subconscious (潜意识的
19、) emotions.One obvious 19 of shoppings emotional side is the idea of “retail therapy” consumers driven to spend when they are feeling blue. Whichever store is the first to spot mildly 20 customers could make a fortune!1AreceivesBanalyzesCdesignsDdelivers2AreturnBnodCyellDsit3AguardsBofficialsCsecret
20、ariesDclerks4AtoBatCforDby5ApresentBdifferentCquietDfamous6AtestingBimprovingCleadingDleaving7AcontainBincludeClistDinvolve8AideasBpreferencesCchoicesDemotions9AmustBneedCcanDshould10AservicesBpricesCqualitiesDpackages11AproductBvalueCdiscountDactivity12AchallengeBchanceCalternativeDroutine13AonBoff
21、CupDin14AstoreBprocessCcollectDshare15AmatureBpopularCattractiveDexpensive16AtraditionalBordinaryCoriginalDhistorical17AimpressionsBsuggestionsCresultsDpromotions18AbecauseBwhileCthoughDunless19AchangeBimitationCexampleDsignal20AsatisfiedBaffectedCconfusedDdepressed2【.阅读理解】More than a billion people
22、 around the world have smart phones,almost all of which come with navigation(导航)apps such as Google or Apple Maps.This raises the questions we meet with any technology:What skills are we losing?What abilities are we gaining?Talking with people whore good at finding their way around or using paper ma
23、ps,I often hear lots of frustration with digital maps.North/South direction gets messed up,and you can see only a small section at a time.But consider what digital navigation aids have meant for someone like me.Despite being a frequent traveler,Im so terrible at finding my way that I still use Googl
24、e Maps every day in the small town where I have lived for many years.What looks like an imperfect product to some has been a significant expansion of my own abilities.Part of the problem is that reading paper maps requires specific skills.There is nothing natural about them.In many developed nations
25、,including the U.S.,one expects street names and house numbers to be meaningful references,and instructions such as“go north for three blocks and then west”make sense.In Istanbul,in contrast,where I grew up,none of those hold true.For one thing,the locals rarely use street names.Why bother when a go
26、vernment or a military group might change them again?Besides,the city is full of winding,ancient alleys that meet newer avenues at many angles.Instructions as simple as“go north”would require a helicopter or a bulldozer(推土机).Lets come back to my original questions.While we often lose some skills aft
27、er leaving the work to technology,it may also allow us to expand our abilities.Consider the calculator:I dont doubt that our arithmetic skills might have dropped a bit as the little machines became common,but calculations that were once boring and tricky are now much more straightforward and one can
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