新高中英语(人教版必修五)Unit2SectionⅢ学业分层测评【含解析】

学业分层测评Ⅰ.单句语法填空1．Howarethewedding(arrange)comingalong?2．Shelikestohavequarrelwithneighborsaboutlittlethings.3．Chemicalsinthebodybreakourfoodintousefulsubstances.4．Thisisa(thrill)experienceforme.5．Herworkhasbeenofa(consistent)highstandard.6．Hegavea(describe)ofwhathehadseen.7．Todaywillbecloudywitha(possible)ofthunderstorms.8．Sheneedstofinda(furnish)flatbeforetheendofthemonth.9．Nosoonerhadthefatherdiedthanthesonsanddaughtersstarted(quarrel)overtheinheritance(遗产)．10．Youhavea(splendidly)opportunitytodosomethingdifferent.【答案】1.arrangements2.a3.down4.thrilling5.consistently6.description7.possibility8.furnished9.toquarrel10.splendidⅡ.完成句子1．在这个单词中，有一个字母被遗漏了。Aletter

inthisword.2．很快你就会发现改变一些旧的看法很难。Soonyou'llfind

someoldideas.3．他真的特别喜欢吃面条。He

toeatnoodles.4．我们发现他们在操场上打篮球。Wefoundthem

ontheplayground.5．他错过了去外国旅游的机遇，真是痛惜。thathemissedthechancetotravelabroad.【答案】1.isleftout2.it(is)difficulttobreakawayfrom4.playingbasketball5.Itisapity

3.doeslikeⅢ.阅读理解A【导学号：80702028】Itshouldcomeasnosurprisethatkidsarespendingalotoftimeinfrontofscreens.Accordingtoanewstudy，tweensfrom8to12yearsofagespendanaverageoffour-and-a-halfhourseachdaywatchingTVorusingadigitaldevice.Forteensfrom13to18，theaverageissix-and-a-halfhours.Butthosenumbershideabigger，morecomplexpicture.CommonSenseMediaconductedthestudy.Herearesometruthsandsomemyths(错误看法)thatthestudyrevealed：Truth1：Someteensspendtoomuchtimelookingatscreens.Youngpeoplearestillspendingtimewatchingtelevision，especiallytweens.Oneinfivetweensusesscreenmediamorethansixhourseachday，and18%ofteensarelookingattheirscreensformorethan10hoursaday.Myth1：Thisistheendofreading.Whiletheaveragetimeyoungpeoplespendreading，eitherinprintoronascreen，isonly30minutesperday，kidswhotookthesurveysayreadingisoneoftheirfavoriteactivities.Truth2：Boysprefervideogames；girlsprefersocialmedia.Amongtweenboys，71%enjoyplayingvideogames，twiceasmanyastweengirls.Andwhilemorethan25%ofteenboyslistplayingvideogamesastheirfavoritemediaactivity，only2%ofteengirlsdo.Teengirls，meanwhile，spendabout40minutesmoreeachdayonsocialmediathanboysdo.Myth2：TheDigitalRevolutionismakingyoungpeoplemorecreativethanever.Tweensspendanaverageoffiveminutesandteensnineminutesperdaymakingsomethingcreativewithalltheirdigitaltools，whetherit'sart，music，orwriting.本文为说明文，题材为新闻广告类。本文介绍了一项关于青少年使用现代技术和社交媒体的检查结果。1．Fromthesurvey，wecanconcludethat．A．kidsdon'tlikereadinganymoreB．teenboysprefersportstosocialmediaC．kidsarebecomingmuchmorecreativeD．moretweengirlslikevideogamesthanteengirls【剖析】细节理解题。由Truth2中的介绍可知，8-12岁的女孩有35.5%喜欢电子游戏，而13-18岁的女孩只有2%喜欢电子游戏。【答案】D2．ThetextismainlydevelopedbyA．givingexamplesB．listingfiguresC．analyzingcausesD．followingtimeorder

．【剖析】

推理判断题。由文中各处出现的数字可知

，本文主要以列数据的方式张开的。【答案】

B3．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．ThesurveyofsocialmediaB．ThefactsaboutkidsandsportsC．ThetruthaboutkidsandtechnologyD．Themythaboutteensandtechnology【剖析】主旨马虎题。本文主要介绍了一项关于青少年使用现代技术和社交媒体的检查结果。【答案】ABThereareprobablynopeopleonEarthwholiketogossipasmuchastheBritish.Ifpryinginto(探询)others'liveswereanOlympicsport，thenTeamGBwouldsurelytakethegoldmedal.AndwhentheBritishcan'twatchthelivesofrealpeople，theyhaveanothersourceofentertainmenttofallbackon－thesoapopera.BritishsoapoperasareverydifferenttoUSTVdramas.Forone，theyarenormallylongerrunning.Thetwomostpopular，CoronationStreetandEast-enders，havebeenrunningfor48and24yearsrespectively.Botharebroadcastseveraltimesaweek，soremarkablytherehavebeenmorethan7，000episodesofCoronationStreet.Themostobviousdifferenceisthat，unlikeUSdramas，theBritishsoapoperasfocusontherealworld.Thereislittleglamour(魅力)，thestarsarerarelyrich，andtheynormallyhaveboringjobs.Perhapstheappealisthatthelivesofthecharactersoftenmirrorthelivesoftheaudience－butwithsomedramaadded.Thismeanstheviewercanrelatetothecharactersandfeelthepainandhappinesstheygothroughontheshow.Becausethesesoapoperaslastfordecades，thecastiseverchanging.Theshowsrarelyfocusononeortwomaincharacters.Liketherealworld，peoplecomeandgoallthetime.However，thereareexceptionsCoronation.Street'sWilliamRoach，76，hasplayedtheroleofKenBarlowsincetheveryfirstepisodeoftheshowin1960，andheisstillaregular.Thechoiceofwhichsoapoperayoufollowisoftencultural：peoplefromthenorthofBritaintendtowatchCoronationStreetasitissetinManchester.PeoplefromthesouthgenerallypreferEast-enders，whichissetintheeastofLondon.Theshowisgenerallyconsideredgrittierandisaimedatayoungeraudience.【语篇解读】本文主要表达了英国人喜欢探询信息和闲聊的特点，从而阐发英剧的历史和特点，英国人关于英剧极其喜欢，不同样地区的英国人对英剧种类的喜欢也有所差异。4．WhatisthemaindifferencebetweenAmericandramasandBritishsoapoperas?A．Americandramasarelonger.B．Britishsoapoperasarelonger.C．Americandramasdealwithdangerousthings.D．Britishsoapoperasdealwithrealpeople.【剖析】细节理解题。依照第三段第一句“Themostobviousdifferenceisthat，unlikeUSdramas，theBritishsoapoperasfocusontherealworld”.可知D项正确。【答案】D5．WhydoBritishpeopleliketowatchsuchoperas?A．Theycanfindtheirownlifefromtheoperas.B．Theycanenjoytheoperasintheirfreetime.C．Theycanwatchtheoperasformanyyears.D．Theycareaboutthefateofthecharactersintheoperas.【剖析】细节理解题。依照第三段第三句中“Perhapstheappealisthatthelivesofthecharactersoftenmirrorthelivesoftheaudience...”可知其反响现实生活。【答案】A6．Theunderlinedworld“episodes”theinsecondparagraphprobablymeans“

”．A．plays

B．pagesC．issues

D．parts【剖析】词义猜想题。第二段表达的主要对象为电视剧，以部分和剧集切割，故D项正确。【答案】DⅣ.阅读填句依照短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最正确选项。选项中有两项为节余选项。Everydaycanbeafresh，newbeginning—thisisveryimportantifyouhadadifficultdaybefore.Bystartingwithapositiveattitude，youcanfacethechallengesofthedayinagoodstateofmind.1Exercise.Exercisingisoneofthebestmethodstostartyourdayforyourmindaswellasthebody.2Inaddition，italsoreducesstressandimprovesyourmetabolism(新陈代谢)．Sogoforawalk，goforabikeride，orgotothegyminthemorning.Organizeyourself.3Makeato-dolistandmakeanefforttofollowit.Itwillkeepyouorganizedandmakeyourdayeasier.However，makesurethatyourto-dolistismanageable.Thereareonlysomanythingsyoucandoinaday.Smile.Startingyourdaybyactingthewayyouwanttofeelcanhelpyoubemorepositive.4Theeasiestthingtodoissmile.Justsmilebecauseyouarealiveandyoucan.Watchorlistentosomethinghumoroussoyoucanlaugh.Itmakesyoufeelpositiveandreallygoodaboutyourselfandtheworldthatsurroundsyou.Keepimportantitemsinthesameplace.Tomakemorningslessbusy，startahabit—keepingyourimportantitemsinoneeasilyaccessibleplace.5Thisway，youareneverlookingforthatlostitemwhe