Unit 4 Everyday economics单元测试AB卷（含答案，共2份）—高二英语外研版（2019）选择性必修第四册

Unit 4 Everyday economics（B卷能力提升）—高二英语外研版（2019）选择性必修第四册单元测试AB卷 【满分：100分】 一、语法填空（共10小题，每小题2.5分；共25分） 1.I admire the way in _____ he solves the problem. 2.They were required to give quick_____(response). 3.Scientists have advanced many theories about why human beings cry, none of _____ has been proved. 4.Peter Salovey points out that at work, IQ gets you _____ (hire) but EQ gets you promoted. 5.If the printer breaks down within the first year, we will repair it _____ our expense. 6.Too much screen time can interfere _____ a child's ability to focus and keep interest in a task. 7.That evening, his "healthy" brother died suddenly of cardiac arrest. All his family were so _____ (sorrow) 8.Medicine should be kept out of children's reach, _____ is why he always puts it in the top drawer. 9.Whilst _____(wait) for the interview, I read the rules and regulations which were posted on the walls of the reception area. 10.You are to meet with _____(frustrate) in the pursuit of success, but through greater efforts your dream will definitely come true. 二、阅读理解（共4小题，每小题5分；共20分） In Flanders, the best advice given to a confused cyclist is: Keep calm and check your numbers. Many riders have a string of numbers with them, preprinted or handwritten on a piece of paper. The numbers are a roadmap to the route. Nearly 220 miles of cycling paths go through the region in northern Belgium. Each path is numbered, and before setting out, cyclists can check an interactive map to create a sequence(顺序) that's unique to their route. Arrows point riders in the right direction on their way across villages, forests, and fields. And as they ride, cyclists look at the blue signs and then their string of numbers to ensure they're on the right track. The network opened in 1990, after being proposed by Belgian mining engineer Hugo Bollen. In the early20th century, the region experienced an economic boom(繁荣), particularly in the province of Limburg, which was mined for coal. But by the 1980s, those businesses started to close, and towns needed something else to restart their economic engines. Bollen came up with an idea of developing tourism by depending on another natural resource that was plentiful in the region: astonishing landscapes. He suggested a bike network and because the names of villages and towns could be hard to remember, he proposed a system based on numbers. The routes are organized around themes designed to inspire people and are not necessarily meant to be the most efficient paths from one destination to another. These paths celebrate the journey and the scenic spots along the way. Cyclists can choose to ride through strawberry fields, for instance, or around a brewery known for its high-quality beer. History lovers can choose paths that link up with various sites of historic battles from both world wars, particularly near the border with France. Besides, there are still signs of the region's mi ... ...