高中英语 模块综合检测 北师大版必修2

1、 模块综合检测(时间：100分钟；满分120分).阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)ahi! my name is jeanette.i'm a 34­year­old lady.i'm looking for a full or part­time babysitting job.i have worked with babies for about 15 years.i have experience in daycare setting as a nanny(保姆)i'm willing to do housework a

2、nd cook if needed.please e­mail me to：jeanettejanzen.i'm looking forward to hearing from you.hi！my name is kristen.i work nights so i am able to babysit during the day.i have a daughter who will be one year old in march.i live in sutherland/forest grove.i am completing my early childhood ed

3、ucation through distance.i charge $5 an hour.please e­mail me with any questions.thank you!my name is ashley and i love babysitting children.i have experience with ages 7 months to 7 years.i do overnight stays on weekends.i also have 2 dogs.we call them gentle giants，but one is a puppy 9 weeks

4、old，the other is a gold retriever.they're very gentle and playful.if you are interested you can contact me，either by e­mail (mail to jsorensen24) or by phone 955­1 680.thank you.my name is kaitlyn.i am looking for a chance to care for a child full time with the right situation.i live i

5、n south torrance.i stay at home with my 3­year­old daughter，and i am hoping to care for another child in my home.we live close to a park.i enjoy art，painting，writing，music and reading.i love kids.i have passion and patience.please know i will not be driving，so parents must drop off and pic

6、k up.location: torrance/310/southbay.【语篇解读】本文介绍了四位想要当保姆的人的个人求职信息。1in kristen's advertisement her is not mentioned.afamilybexperiencecpaydeducationb细节理解题。根据第二段中的“i have a daughter who will be one year old in march.i live in sutherland/forest grove.i am completing my early childhood education thro

7、ugh distance.i charge $5 an hour.”可知，在kristen 的广告中，她提到了自己的家庭、教育和工资，但是没有提及自己的工作经验。故选b。2we can infer from the third advertisement that ashley alikes to keep petsbloves babysittingclikes to stay updis only a childa推理判断题。根据第三段中的“i also have 2 dogs.we call them gentle giants，but one is puppy 9 weeks old，

8、the other is gold retriever.they're very gentle and playful.”可知，ashley很喜欢宠物。故选a。3you need a full­time babysitter with a little child. is suitable for you.ajeanettebkristencashleydkaitlynd细节理解题。根据最后一段中的“i am looking for a chance to care for a child full time with the right situation.i stay a

9、t home with my 3­year­old daughter，and i am hoping to care for another child in my home.”可知，kaitlyn最适合。故选d。bsearching the internet may help middle­aged and older adults keep their memories lively，us researchers said.researchers at the university of california，los angeles studied peopl

10、e doing web searches by recording their brain activity.“what we saw was that people who had internet experience used more of their brain during the search，”dr.gary small，a ucla expert on aging，said.“this suggests that just searching on the internet may train the brain and that it may keep it active

11、and healthy.”“this is the first time anyone has taken an internet search task while scanning (扫描) the brain，”small said.his team studied 24 volunteers between the ages of 55 and 76.half were experienced in searching the internet and the other half had no web experience.however，the two groups were si

12、milar in age，gender and education.both groups were asked to do internet search and book reading tasks while their brain activity was monitored.“we found that in the book reading task，the visual cortexthe part of the brain that controls reading and languagewas activated，”small said.“in doing the inte

13、rnet search task，there was much greater activity，but only in the internet­familiar group.”he said it appears that people who are familiar with the internet can engage in a much deeper level of brain activity.activities that keep the brain engaged can preserve brain health and thinking ability.s

14、mall thinks learning to do internet searches may be one of those activities.【语篇解读】文章主要讲述了在网上搜索信息对大脑的益处。4researchers when volunteers were doing web searches.astudied the internetbactivated the braincmonitored the brain activitydrecorded their memoriesc由第二段第一句中的“by recording their brain activity”可知，受试

15、者在上网时脑部活动受到了监控。5the two volunteer groups were aof the same agebsimilar in educationcgood at the computerdbook loversb由第四段的“the two groups were similar in age，gender and education”可知，两组受试者在年龄、性别、受教育情况方面相似。6. according to the passage，we can learn that keeps the brain more engaged.asearching the webbre

16、ading bookscwatching tvdchatting onlinea由最后一段可知，在网上搜索信息，可以使大脑更活跃。7. what can we conclude from the last paragraph?aweb searching is good for the brain.bweb searching damages the brain.cactivities are good for the brain.dactivities damage the brain.a纵观全文可知，研究者们通过研究发现，在网上搜索信息对大脑有益。cthis may be music to

17、 your ears.scientists did research on about 3，500 people.they asked them to name their favorite kind of music.“we found that the musical style people like are closely linked to their personalities，” gosling says.rap/hip­hopknown for their quick speech，some rappers can say more than 700 syllable

18、s(音节) a minute!if you like rap/hip­hop，you are energetic (精力充沛的) and have a way with words.you put a fresh spin on things，whether it's new moves on the dance floor or your hip style.classicalin the 18th century，classical musicians were like rock stars，beethoven and mozart，for example，played

19、 in packed concert halls.if you like classical，you are open to new ideas and like debating with friends.creative and imaginative，you can easily spend many hours scrapbooking，writing or painting.countrycountry music came from the folk songs of english，scottish，and irish settlers of the southeastern u

20、nited states.if you like country，you express your opinions well，which makes you the ideal class president or team captain.traditional and loyal，you enjoy spending time with your family.poppop music is designed to appeal to(吸引) almost everyone，and it does.each year，the industry brings in about 30 bil

21、lion dollars!if you like pop，you are attractive to your friends.you can make big things happen，like planning for a huge party or inspiring your team to victory.rock/alternativein the 1950s，rock music created a brand­new culture.teenagers，for the first time，had an identity(身份)separate from adult

22、s and children.if you like rock/alternative，you are a risk­taker who never accepts no for an answer.you rise to any challenge，like doing very well in a big exam or landing the lead in the school play.if these personality profiles don't match you，that's ok.these are just for fun.【语篇解读】科学

23、家们发现人们喜欢的音乐形式与他们的个性有密切的联系。8what does the underlined part “you put a fresh spin on things” mean in the passage?ayou can express your idea in a clever way that makes it seem better than it really is.byou have the ability to attract others' attention.cyou are always willing to communicate with othe

24、rs.dyou are willing to express your thoughts to others all the time.a句意理解题。根据上文的“.and have a way with words.”可知，喜欢这种音乐的人善于表达，所以a项与该意思相符。9if you like pop music， ayou are traditional and prefer to stay with your familybyou are easy to accept new ideascyou are welcome and your friends all like to be wi

25、th youdyou have a quick speech and can say 30 words in a minutec细节理解题。根据该部分的“if you like pop，you are attractive to your friends.”可知，喜欢流行音乐的人会受到朋友的喜欢。10we can know from this passage that ain the 18th century，classical musicians were like pop starsbcountry music came from the old songs of the native a

26、mericanscpop music is popular with the largest number of people in the worlddeveryone can find his personality in this passagec推理判断题。根据“pop music is designed to appeal to almost everyone，and it does.each year，the industry brings in about 30 billion dollars！”可知，世界上很多人都喜欢流行音乐。11what's the main ide

27、a of the passage?awhen music came into being.bwhat your favorite music says about you.csome basic information about music.dhow to like music.b主旨大意题。文章讲到人们对音乐形式的喜爱与他们的个性有着紧密的关系，因此通过你所喜欢的音乐就可以了解你这个人，所以选b项。dshould we save pandas? even though the number of giant pandas has dropped to the point where the

28、y are considered seriously endangered，some have suggested that it is not worth the efforts to continue trying to save the species.bbc naturalist，chris packham，made this shocking statement to radio times magazine，“it's not a strong species.unfortunately，it's big and cute and it's a symbol

29、 of the world wildlife fund (wwf)and we pour millions of pounds into panda conservation.i think we should pull the pluglet them go.”fortunately，not many people share this extreme viewpoint.instead of just allowing the species to become extinct，panda conservation efforts are in full force，and you can

30、 help! why not “adopt” a panda at the wwf or pandas international? both sites raise money for giant panda conservation.you can also help raise attention to this endangered species.the following ideas are from pandas international，spread the word: share your passion to save pandas; sponsor or adopt a

31、 giant panda; sign up for monthly donations to pandas international or another organization; consider a project for your class，if you are a student; or at your next celebration (birthday，holidays，etc.)，ask guests to make a donation to help pandas，rather than bring a gift.there are only about 1，600 g

32、iant pandas left in the wild.one of the biggest reasons that giant pandas are dying out is the loss of habitat.pandas rely on bamboo for food，and the plant is slow­growing.in their native lands of south­east asia，many bamboo forests have been cleared.this drives pandas farther away in sear

33、ch of food.many die of hunger before they can get to the next forest.personally，i don't think that something should be given up just because it is difficult.after all，the panda is not endangered as a result of natural selection.its habitat has been destroyed by our actions.【语篇解读】可爱的大熊猫濒临灭绝，救它们又不

34、是一件容易的事，救还是不救呢？12this passage is written to aask us to save pandasbprove that pandas can be savedcexplain why pandas are dying outdhelp us know more about pandasa作者意图题。通读全文可知，作者告诉了我们一些怎么拯救濒临灭绝的大熊猫的方法，故可推断作者写这篇文章是为了呼吁我们拯救大熊猫。13what does the underlined phrase “pull the plug” in paragraph 1 mean?aleave

35、.bstop.cthink.dtry.b词义猜测题。根据第一段的“chris packham，made this shocking statement to radio times magazine”以及“let them go.”可知chris packham不赞成继续拯救大熊猫，故这里是指他呼吁“停止”拯救大熊猫的行为。14what is paragraph 2 mainly about?athe functions of pandas international.befforts people have made to save pandas.cthings to do for pand

36、as as a student.dthings we can do to help pandas.d段落大意题。通读第二段可知，主要介绍的是一些我们可以做的拯救大熊猫的方法，故选d。15the writer seems to agree that apandas are endangered because of natural selectionbwe should stop making an effort to save pandascsaving pandas is not such a difficult taskdwe should try our best to save pan

37、dasd作者观点题。根据末段的“personally，i don't think that something should be given up just because it is difficult.”可知作者支持继续拯救大熊猫。.阅读七选五(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)kids' health：four steps for fighting stresseverybody gets stressed time to time. 16 some ways of dealing with stress like screaming or hitting someon

38、e don't solve (解决) much.but other ways，like talking to someone you trust，can lead you to solving your problem or at least feeling better.try taking these four steps the next time you are stressed：(1)get support.when you need help，reach out to the people who care about you.talk to trusted adult，s

39、uch as parent or other relatives. 17 they might have had similar problems，such as dealing with a test，or the death of a beloved pet.(2)don't take it out on yourself.sometimes when kids are stressed and upset they take it out on themselves.oh，dear，that's not a good idea.remember that there ar

40、e always people to help you.don't take it out on yourself. 18 (3)try to solve the problem.after you're calm and you have support from adults and friends，it's time to get down to business. 19 even if you can't solve it all，you can solve a piece of it.(4)be positive.most stress is temp

41、orary(暂时的)remember stress does go away，especially when you figure out the problem and start working on solving it.these steps aren't magic，but they do work.and if you can stay positive as you make your way through a tough time，you'll help yourself feel better even faster. 20 aask for a helpi

42、ng hand to get you through the tough situation.bnotice your friends' feelings and find a way to help them.cdifferent people feel stress in different ways.dah，it feels so good when the stress is gone.eyou need to figure out what the problem is.fand don't forget about your friends.gthen，find a

43、 way to calm down.【答案】1620cfaed .完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)it would be my first thanksgiving since my father moved to heaven，and it would also be my first thanksgiving being away from my family.holidays are 21 when you can't be with family，and i was mourning (哀悼)the 22 of my dad and feeling sad a

44、bout being 23 from my family in indiana.but，that sadness turned into 24 when it hit me: i was going to have to prepare a traditional thanksgiving 25 myself!that night at dubya's restaurant，which was our favorite place to 26 ，i began discussing the dilemma (困境)with jeff.“it's too bad that thi

45、s place won't be 27 on thanksgiving，or we could just come here，”i said.dubya，the owner of the restaurant，happened to be 28by our table when i said those words.“you mean you expect me to 29 for you on thanksgiving，too？”he teased (取笑)“ well，i guess you'll just have to come to our 30 since the

46、restaurant will be closed then.”we'd become 31 with dubya and his wife，as we ate at dubya's twice a week; however，i didn't think we were close enough to 32 thanksgiving dinner with his family.i was sure he was 33 but as we headed toward the door，dubya handed jeff a note with directions t

47、o their house and their phone number.“you're 34 ？” i asked.“of course，” he said.and，two days later，we reached dubya's house.everyone 35 us.as expected，the food was marvelous but the company was even better.we truly felt that we 36 there.of course，i wrote them a thank­you note the next w

48、eek，but i couldn't really 37 into words what that thanksgiving dinner 38 had meant to us.i've never forgotten their kindness and that very 39 thanksgiving.so，here's my suggestion to you this year.if you know someone who will be dining alone on thanksgiving，why not invite that person over

49、 to 40 your family?【语篇解读】这是一篇记叙文。远离家乡，而父亲又去世了，作者感觉到了一个悲伤的感恩节。幸运的是，作者受到了饭店老板的邀请，过了一个不寻常的感恩节。作者想把这种爱心传递下去：当发现周围有孤独的人的时候，也邀请他们到自己的家里一起过感恩节。21a.happybinterestingctoughdnoisyc考查形容词。a.happy 开心；b.interesting有趣的；c.tough艰难的；d.noisy吵闹的。家人没有和作者待在一起，所以作者感觉一个人过节日是很“艰难的”，所以此处要用tough。22a.lossbpressurecchangedsucce

50、ssa考查名词。a.loss 损失；b.pressure 压力；c.change 改变；d.success成功。从文章第一句的“it would be my first thanksgiving since my father moved to heaven”可知作者的父亲去世了，因此作者在为“失去父亲”而悲伤，所以此处要用loss。23a.missedbseparatedcpasseddgoneb考查形容词。a.missed 错过了；b.separated 分开的；c.passed 过去了；d.gone 不见了。从第21空前面的“being away from my family”可知作者和

51、家人是“分离”的，故此处要用separated。24a.angerbpeacecpanicdlovec考查名词。a.anger 生气；b.peace 平静；c.panic 恐慌；d.love爱。从后面的叙述可知作者要自己准备感恩节的饭菜，因此作者的感觉从悲伤转为“恐慌”，故此处要用panic。25a.decorationbceremonycclothesddinnerd考查名词。a.decoration 装饰；b.ceremony经济；c.clothes 衣服；d.dinner晚饭。根据32空后面的“thanksgiving dinner with his family”可知作者犯愁的是自己要

52、准备感恩节的“晚宴”，所以此处要用dinner。26a.dancebwalkcdinedsingc考查名词。a.dance 跳舞；b.walk 走路；c.dine吃饭；d.sing唱歌。从文章可知此处是一个餐馆，另外从第31空后面的as we ate可知那里是作者喜欢“吃饭”的地方，所以此处要用dine。27a.openbcleancwarmddrya考查形容词。a.open 开放；b.clean清洁的；c.warm 温暖的；d.dry干净的。根据第30空后面的“since the restaurant will be closed then”可知餐馆那个时候不“开放”，所以此处要用open。

53、28a.cheeringbtakingcleadingdpassingd考查动词。a.cheering 振奋的；b.taking 拿着；c.leading领先；d.passing传递。dubya是餐馆的老板，他“碰巧从旁边经过”，所以此处要用passing。29a.waitbcookccaredlookb考查动词。a.wait 等待；b.cook煮饭；c.care关心；d.look看。从第27空前面的“it's too bad that this place won't be”可知餐馆老板知道了作者的难处，因此他知道作者想让他给“做饭”，所以此处要用cook。30a.house

54、bschoolctheatredfactorya考查名词。a.house 房子；b.school 学校；c.theatre剧院；d.factory工厂。根据33空后面的“dubya handed jeff a note with directions to their house”可知他邀请作者和jeff去他“家”吃饭，所以此处要用house。31a.similarbordinarycdifferentdfamiliard考查形容词。a.similar 类似的；b.ordinary普通的；c.different不同的；d.familiar熟悉的。从下文的“as we ate at dubya&

55、#39;s twice a week”可知作者一周在他的饭店吃两次，因此作者和他及他的妻子很“熟悉”，所以此处要用familiar。32a.sharebpreparecgivedarguea考查动词。a.share 分享；b.prepare 准备；c.give给予 dargue争论。作者感觉和他们很熟悉，但是还是不足以“分享”他们的感恩节大餐，所以此处要用share。33a.jokingbdoubtingcblamingdpraisinga考查形容词。a.joking 开玩笑；b.doubting 怀疑；c.blaming责备；d.praising表扬。从前面的“i didn't th

56、ink we were close enough”可知作者感觉到他不可能请作者到他家，因此作者认为他在“开玩笑”，所以此处要用joking。34a.sillybkindcselfishdseriousd考查形容词。a.silly 傻的；b.kind好心的；c.selfish 自私的；d.serious严肃的，认真的。上文中作者怀疑他说的是否是真的，因此他问“你是认真的吗”，所以此处要用serious。35a.knewbwelcomedcpusheddcalledb考查动词。a.knew知道；b.welcomed 欢迎；c.pushed 推；d.called叫。从下文的“but the comp

57、any was even better”可知作者认为有他们的“陪伴”是更好的，据此可以推知他们家里的人都很“欢迎”我们。36a.refusedbbelongedcturneddreferredb考查动词。a.refused 拒绝；b.belonged 属于；c.turned 转；d.referred参考。作者受到欢迎，因此他们感觉属于那里，所以此处要用belonged。37a.putbgetcmakedbreaka考查动词。a.put 放下；b.get获得；c.make制造；d.break打破。从前面的“i wrote them a thank­you note the next w

58、eek”可知作者给他们写了感谢信，但是无法用言语表达作者对他们邀请的感谢，所以此处要用put into words。38a.communicationbnoticecplandinvitationd考查名词。a.communication 交流；b.notice 通知；c.plan计划；d.invitation邀请。关于他对作者他们的“邀请”，作者没法表达对他们的谢意。39a.expensivebspecialcsamedvaluableb考查形容词。a.expensive 昂贵的；b.special 特别的；c.same 相同的；d.valuable有价值的。受到餐馆老板邀请的感恩节是一个“特别的”感恩节，所以此处要用