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英语上册Unit2 Numbers测验习题

　　一、单项挑选

　　1. Long ago, people wrote numbers many different ways.

　　A. at B. in C. with D. by

　　2. I found it difficult to communicate with him .

　　A. at first B. in first C. on first D. to first

　　3. Everything begin in spring.

　　A. to grow B. grow C. grows D. grew

　　4. Please open the window we can breathe fresh air.

　　A. if B. but C. so that D. such that

　　5. Working hard English can lead a good job.

　　A. at; in B. in; at C. in; for D. at; to

　　6. In this test, we’re asked to write a passage of about .

　　A. 80-words B. 80-word C. 80 words D. 80-word’s

　　7. If anything the machine, please let us know.

　　A. happens to B. happens to C. happened on D. will happen to

　　8. fans would like to go to Brazil to watch the World Cup.

　　A. Million of B. Millions of C. Millions

　　9.---Do you know that Mrs. Obama came to China with her mother and two daughters?

　　---Yes, And it is their visit to China.

　　A. one B. first C. the first D. once

　　10.This movie wasn’t . He fell asleep half way through it.

　　A. interesting enough B. enough interesting

　　C. interested enough D. enough interested

　　二、阅览了解

　　A

　　Mobile phones are more important than ever in the daily lives of students, but how they use them has changed greatly in the past six years. While phones are still widely use for communication, a recent study has found that most students think talking on mobile phones is now old-fashioned.

　　London University researchers surveyed 1055 young people aged 13 to 18 about their mobile phone habits. The researchers ided mobile phone use into “communication” and “entertainment”. Communication included talking on the phone and writing messages using texting(短信)or chatting software. Entertainment was made up of playing games, watching movies, listening to music and surfing the Internet. The findings were then compared to a 2008 study, to see what changed. The results are shown below:

　　Perhaps most surprising is how little time students spend talking on th