外研高一下学期3册Module6测试

外研高一下学期3册Module6测试Class:Name:Marks:满分（120）一、单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)1.ThreeGorgesDamwasstillunderconstructionlasttimeIvisitedhere. A./;a B.The;/ C.The;the D./;the2.—DoesitmakeanywhetherIgotodayortomorrow? —No.It’snotsoimportant.It’suptoyou. A.sense B.effort C.difference D.progress3.Mr.Smithlivesinaflatinthesuburbs,isaboutanhour’sridefromhisoffice. A.which B.where C.that D.it4.OnthetopofthemountainstandsanancienttemplefromtheTangDynasty. A.dated B.havingdated C.dating D.todate5.Itisdifficulttodifferencesbetweenus. A.accommodate B.contain C.provide D.include 6.—CanIspeaktoJohn,please? —.I’llgethim. A.Holdback B.Holdon C.Holdout D.Holdup7.—Youlookinthatreddress. —Thankyouforthecompliment. A.enormous B.serious C.ridiculous D.gorgeous8.ThesupermarketIboughtmycomputersendsaboxofsugartoeveryonewhocomes. A.init B.in C.where D.inwhich9.I’msorrytotellyouI’llbeunabletojoinyou.Pleasemynamefromthelist. A.remove B.remain C.return D.remember10.—Drunkdrivingisverydangerous. —Measureshavebeentakentoanendtosuchbehavior. A.come B.make C.put D.give11.Ifirmlybelieve,aslongasImakeconstantefforts,mydreamsoonerorlater. A.willbecometrue B.comestrue C.iscometrue D.willcometrue12.ThebusmissedmeonthewayhomeyesterdayafternoonbecauseIjumpedtooneside. A.narrowly B.nearly C.hardly D.closely13.Honesty,asweknow,isakindofqualityandthat’sittakestokeepfriendship. A.how B.which C.why D./14.ThesweetdreambroughtthehappydaysbacktoBob,hestayedtogetherwithhisfamily. A.who B.when C.that D.which15.gettingupearly,IcanhaveanhourforreadingEnglishinthemorningeveryday. A.By B.In C.With D.For二、完形填空(共20小题;每小题1分,满分20分)PeteRichardwastheloneliestmanintownonthedayJeanCraceopenedthedoorofhisshop.Onthiswinter’safternoonshewasstandingthere,hereyes16eachtreasureasifshewerelookingforsomethingquitespecial.17shestraightenedupwithasatisfiedairandenteredthestore.“Mister,”shebegan,“wouldyoupleaseletmelookatthestringofbluebeadsinthewindow?”Peteliftedoutthenecklaceforthegirl.“It’sjust18,”saidthechild.“Willyou19itupprettyforme,please?They’reformybigsister.Shetakescareofme.Yousee,thiswillbethefirstChristmas20motherdied.”“Howmuchmoneydoyouhave?”askedPete.Shepouredoutahandfulofpenniesonthecounter.“I21mybank,”sheexplained.Petelookedather22.Thenhecarefullydrewbackthenecklace.The23tag(标签)

couldbeseenbyhimbutnotbyher.Heasked,“What’syourname?”“JeanCrace.”Hewrappedthebluebeadsforherandhesawthatshesmiledhappilyoverher24assheranoutofthedoor.Petehadbeeninlovewithagirlandthe25wastohavebeenhers.Butshewas26byatruckskiddingonaslipperyroad.Duringthenexttendaystradewasgood.Whenthelast27hadgone,lateonChristmasEve,he28withrelief.Butitwasnot29forhim.Thedooropenedandayoungwomanhurriedin.Herealizedshelooked30yethecouldn’trememberwhenorwherehehadseenherbefore.“Didthisnecklacecomefromyourshop?”sheasked.Pete31hiseyestohersandansweredsoftly,“Yes,itdid.”“Arethestones32?”“Yes.Notthefinest—butreal.”“ButJeanhasneverhadmorethanafew33ofspendingmoney.Howcouldshepayforthem?”“Shepaidthebiggestpriceanyonecaneverpay,”hesaid,“She34allshehad.”Thegreatdaybrings35intotheworldforusall.16.A.noticing B.studying C.staying D.seeing17.A.Finally B.Fortunately C.Surprisingly D.Quickly18.A.perfect B.common C.boring D.expensive19.A.put B.send C.mail D.wrap20.A.before B.after C.once D.until21.A.stored B.cleared C.emptied D.counted22.A.carelessly B.thoughtfully C.secretly D.happily23.A.quality B.quantity C.price D.size24.A.head B.hand C.neck D.shoulder25.A.necklace B.diamond C.stone D.ring26.A.struck B.killed C.knocked D.injured27.A.girl B.customer C.businessman D.assistant28.A.sang B.danced C.sighed D.cried29.A.tiring B.good C.bad D.over30.A.familiar B.strange C.unique D.similar31.A.fixed B.equipped C.raised D.received32.A.hard B.heavy C.beautiful D.real33.A.dollars B.penniesC.pounds D.money34.A.gave B.lost C.tried D.gained35.A.worry B.wealth C.hope D.pity三、阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)AEverymorning,kidsfromalocalhighschoolareworkinghard.Theyaremakingandsellingspecialcoffeeatacoffeecafé.Theyarealsomakingalotofmoney.Thesestudentscanmakeuptotwelvehundreddollarsaday.Theyaresellingtheirspecialcoffeetoairplanepassengers.Afterthestudentsgetpaid,therestofthemoneygoestohelpingalocalyouthproject.ThesehighschoolstudentsuseaspaceintheOaklandairport.Itisusuallyverycrowded.Manypeoplewhoflyontheplanesliketodrinkthespecialcoffee.Onecustomerthinksthatthecoffeecostsalotbutitisgoodandworthit.Mostcustomersarepleasantbutsomeareunhappy.Theydonotlikeitifthecoffeecaféisnotopenforbusiness.Thestudentsearn$anhourplustips.Theyalsogetschoolcredit(学分)whiletheylearnhowtorunabusiness.Manyofthestudentsenjoytheworkalthoughittakessometimetolearnhowtodoit.Theyhavetolearnhowtosteammilk,loadthepots,andaddflavor.Ittakessomeskillandsometimesmistakesaremade.Themostcommonmistakeisforgettingtoaddthecoffee.36. Thestudentsinthecoffeecafé. A.arevolunteerswithoutbeingpaid B.workinthemorningfivedaysaweek C.sendcoffeeontheplanesforthepassengers D.donate(捐赠)someoftheearningstoayouthprogram37. Somepassengersareunhappybecause. A.thespecialcoffeecoststoomuch B.thekidsoftenforgettoaddthecoffee C.theycan’tbeservedatsometime D.thecoffeecaféisoftencrowded38. Byworkingatthecafé,thestudentscandoallofthefollowingEXCEPT. A.earningpocketmoney B.enjoyingfreeflights C.receivingschoolcredit D.learningtomakecoffee39. Wecaninferfromthetextthat. A.thespecialcoffeeisverypopular B.theOaklandairportisoftencrowded C.thestudentsrunthecaféfortheirschool D.passengersareunhappywiththeairportservice40. Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthetext? A.Kids’Café B.Airport’sNewService C.APopularYouthProject D.StudentsInventedSpecialCoffeeBOnedayawomanwaswaitingforatrainatthetrainstation.Shewaspregnant(怀孕的)withtripletsandwasonherwaytoherdoctor’soffice.Asshewalkedupthestairs,shefeltshewasgoingtohavethebabythere.Shecouldnotwaitforthetraintotakehertoherdoctor’soffice.Ahistoryteacheralsohappenedtobeatthetrainstation.Herushedovertohelpher.Hetookoffhisshirtandcaughtthefirstbabyasitwasborn.Heusedhisshirttowrapupthebaby.Thebabywasaverytinybabygirl.Sheonlyweighedthreepounds.Themancalledtheparamedics(护理人员)tocometohelpthewomanandtakehertoahospitalsothatshecoulddelivertheothertwobabieswiththehelpofdoctorsandnurses.Whenparamedicsarrived,theyrushedthebabytoahospitalnearby.Theyputthemotherinanotherambulanceandtookhertoadifferenthospitalsothatshecoulddelivertheotherbabies.Thedoctorsdeliveredthebabiesbydoingoperationonthemother.Theothertwobabieswerealsolittlegirls.Thebabiesweretooyoungtobeabletoswallowtheirfood,sothedoctorsandnurseswerefeedingthemthroughaspecialtube.Theimpatientbabiesandtheirmotherwerealldoingwell.41. Theunderlinedword“triplets”inthefirstparagraphmeans“”. A.onebaby B.twobabies C.threebabies D.fourbabies42. Whatwasthewomandoingwhenthestoryhappened? A.Shewassittingonatrain. B.Shewaswalkingtoaschool. C.Shewasgoingtoseeherdoctor. D.Shewasonherwaybackhome.43. Whohelpedthewomanhavethefirstbaby? A.Theparamedics. B.Ahistoryteacher. C.Thewoman’sdoctor. D.Aconductoronthetrain.44. Whydidthedoctorsandnursesuseaspecialtubetofeedthebabies? A.Thebabieswereimpatientandindanger. B.Themotherdidn’tknowhowtofeedherbabies. C.Thebabieswerenotoldenoughtoeatbythemselves. D.Themotherwasnotwellenoughtofeedherbabies.45. Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat. A.Thewomanandtheteacherwerefriends B.Twoambulancescametohelpthemother C.Theteachersentthewomantothehospital D.ThebabieswerealldeliveredinthehospitalCDAnewstudyshowsthatdifferentbrainsappeartohavedifferentproblems,dependingonthelanguageapersonuses.EspeciallythebrainsofpeoplewhohavetroubleinreadingChineseandreadingEnglishshowdifferentpatterns.Scientistscanlookataperson’sbrainwhileit’sdoingthingsandfigureoutwhichpartsofthebrainareworkingatvarioustimes.AninstrumentcalledfMRImeasureswherebloodflowsthroughthebrainduringcertaintasks(任务).Themorebloodflowsinanarea,themoreactivitythereis.Indyslexic(诵读困难的)peoplewhouselanguageswithalphabetsandletters,suchasEnglish,thereareactivitiesinthebackofthebrain.Thisregionisimportantformatchingwrittenletterswiththeirsounds.Ontheotherhand,inChinesereaderswithdyslexia,activitiesinanareainthefrontofthebrainseemtobemoreimportant.ThisareahelpstounderstandthemeaningofwrittenChinesecharacters.Tobetterunderstandthedifference,researcherslookedat16Chinesechildren,ages10to12,eightofwhomhadbigreadingproblems.Eachchildtooktworeadingtests.Inpoorreaders,fMRIshowedlessactivityintheleftsideofthebrain.TheseareasarenormallyinvolvedinreadinglanguagessuchasChinese.Manyexpertsturntobiology(生物学)toexplainthedevelopmentofreadingdisorders.Thissortofresearchcouldeventuallyleadtobetterwaysofhelpingstrugglingreaders,whateverlanguagetheyuse.51. Accordingtothissurvey,morebloodflowcanbefound. A.ontherightsideofthebrain B.ontheleftsideofthebrain C.wherethebrainisworking D.wherethebrainisnotworking52. Halfofthechildrenwhotakepartinthetestsarethose. A.whoareinterestedinscience B.whohavereadingproblems C.wholikereadingverymuch D.whoaregoodatreading53. Ifapersonhaslessactivityintheleftsideofthebrain,he/shemayhavetroublein.A.readinglanguagessuchasChinese B.matchingwrittenletterswiththeirsounds C.understandingthemeaningofwrittenChinesecharacters D.learningforeignlanguages54. Itcanbeinferredfromthispassagethat. A.childrenwithdyslexiahavetroublelearningforeignlanguages B.ChineseandEnglishdyslexicreadershavethesamereasonforthedevelopmentofreadingdisorders. C.comparedwith(与……比较)English,Chineseismoredifficulttolearn D.thosewhohavetroublelearningonelanguagemaylearnanotherwell55. What’sthepurposeoftheresearch? A.Tofindabetterwaytohelpdyslexicreaders. B.Tofindthebestwayoflearningforeignlanguages. C.ToprovethatthefMRIispractical. D.Tofindwhichlanguageisthemostdifficulttolearn.四、书面表达(共两节，满分45分)第一节阅读表达(共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分)AfarminggamebecomespopularontheInternetasusersgetupinthemorningtostealcropsandfruitfromtheirfriends’farmsandbecomethekingsofvirtual(虚拟的)farming.Justlikethefarmgame“kaixin001”inChinese.Userscanplantcrops,andraisechickensandsheep,andtheharvestcanbesoldandexchangedforexperiencepointstoincreasetheattraction.Playerscansneakinto(潜入)theirfriends’farmsandstealcrops.Themorepracticedausergetsinplantingcrops,themorevirtualmoneyheorshecanmake.ThatmakesitmuchmorefunthanjustkillingtimeontheInternet.Nowmorecitywhitecollars,youngofficeladiesinparticular,aregoingonlinetoliveacountrylife.________thattheysetthealarmforanearlyriseeveryday,whentheystartupthecomputerandgofarming.Iftheyoverslept,theirfieldswouldturnintoatouristfarmwhereanyonetakeswhateverheorshewants.Theycanuseavirtualnetworktoplant,watercrops,getridofpests,harvestandselltheircrops,andtheycanraisechickensandcows,andbuydogstoguardthefarm.Thewholeprocessismuchmoreinterestingthanelectronicchickens,andseeingtheresultsoftheirownhardworkpileinthestorageofferssomekindofsatisfactioninanotherwiseboringdailylife.56. Listwhatuserscandointhefarmer.(Pleaseanswerwithin15words.) 57. TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinthetextintoChinese. 58. Fillintheblankwithproperwordsorphrases.(Pleaseanswerwithin7words.)