高中英语人教版选修6期中质量检测含解析.doc

期中质量检测(时间：120分钟满分：150分)第卷第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。(Text 1)M: Its hot today. Do you have anything to drink?W: Sorry, but there is only hot tea left.(Text 2)M: Stop talking. Miss Smith is coming.W: But the class hasnt begun yet. There are still five minutes left.(Text 3)W: Is this Saturday your birthday?M: No. My birthday is on the day after tomorrow. This Friday.W: Sorry, I forgot it.(Text 4)M: Its just a common cough. Take these pills three times a day before meals.W: Thanks. My sister has a headache. Could you go to see her in our home?M: Why doesnt she come to my office?W: She is afraid of seeing doctors.(Text 5)W: Its a good meal. Please give me the check.M: Its 26 dollars in total.W: Here is thirty dollars.M: Here is your change.1How does the man probably feel now?AHungry. BTired. CThirsty.2Whats the possible relationship between the two speakers?ATeacher and student.BClassmates.CFriends.3What day is it today?AWednesday. BFriday CSaturday.4Where does this conversation take place?AIn a hospital.BAt home. CIn a classroom.5What does the man probably do?AA waiter.BA manager. CA shop assistant.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。(Text 6)W: Why didnt you come to school yesterday? Were you ill?M: No. It was my mother. I had to stay at home and look after her.W: Where was your dad?M: He went to Beijing. Hes always on a business trip.W: But he makes a lot of money.M: Id rather he spent more time with my mother and me at home.6Why didnt the man go to school yesterday?ABecause he became ill.BBecause his mother was ill.CBecause he had to look after his father.7What can we learn about the man from this dialogue?AHe hopes he can travel with his father.BHe hopes his father can make more money.CHe hopes his father can spare more time for his mother and him.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 (Text 7)W: Why are you wet all over? Is it raining outside?M: No. Its a beautiful day today. I fell into the swimming pool when I was playing with Mike.W: How is Mike?M: He is fine. He is staying with Lucy now.W: Thank goodness. I cant imagine what would have happened if he had fallen into the water. He is only seven years old.M: He is little, but he swims well. Dont worry about him.W: I didnt know that. Go to your room and get changed.M: OK.8Whats the weather like now?ARainy. BFine. CCloudy.9What was Mike doing a moment ago?ASwimming in the pool.BPlaying with Lucy.CPlaying with the man.10What do we know about the woman?AShe didnt know Mike could swim.BShe is Mikes mother.CShe cant swim.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 (Text 8)M: Mom has been busy in the kitchen for an hour. Why?W: She is preparing a big dinner.M: A big dinner? Is today a special day?W: No. Uncle went traveling with his family, so Grandpa and Grandma are coming.M: Really? I miss them very much. You should have told me earlier.W: Well, Grandpa and Grandma want to give us a surprise. They told nobody but Mom.M: Then why do you know it? Did Mom tell you?W: No. I heard Mom on the phone. In fact, Mom doesnt know that we know they are coming.M: Then wed better pretend we dont know they are coming. Or theyll be disappointed.W: Thats what I am thinking.11What is the mother doing?ACooking in the kitchen.BTalking on the phone.CSetting the table.12Who are coming to the speakers home?ATheir grandparents.BTheir uncle and aunt.CTheir cousins.13Why does the woman know the secret?ABecause she made a phone call.BBecause she heard her mother on the phone.CBecause her mother told her face to face.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 (Text 9)W: Why did you buy such a big Tshirt? Dont you think its too big for you?M: I bought it for Dads birthday.W: Is Dads birthday coming?M: Yes. Its only two weeks after Fathers Day. Do you remember?W: I remember now. Im so sorry. They often give me presents on my birthdays. But I often forget their birthdays.M: So what will you buy for Dad?W: I dont have much money now. So I guess Ill make him a card.M: A card for his birthday? I dont think its a good idea.W: You are right. Its not Fathers Day after all.M: Why not buy him a book? I can lend you twenty dollars.W: Great. But why do you have so much money?M: I helped Mrs Black look after her baby the other day.W: You are really a good boy.M: Thanks.14What is the Tshirt the man bought for?AFor Fathers Day.BFor his fathers birthday.CFor a friends birthday.15When is the fathers birthday?ATwo weeks after Fathers Day.BTwo weeks before Fathers Day.COn the same day as Fathers Day.16What does the man advise the woman to do?ATo go and buy a book.BTo make a card by herself.CTo make some money by herself.17What do we know about the man?AHe often forgets his parents birthdays.BHe often asks his parents for money.CHe made some money by babysitting.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 (Text 10)Hobbies are very important in our life. We all should have some good hobbies.When I was a young kid, I showed great interest in collecting stamps. I had a stamp album full of stamps. It brought me a lot of fun. I often exchanged stamps with my classmates and we often talked about them after class. Now I still have the stamp album. Every time I look at the stamps in it, all the good memories come back.When I was about fourteen years old, I became interested in collecting CDs. Now I have four boxes of CDs. I still listen to them in my spare time.Now I like collecting coins. Collecting coins is not only fun, it also helps me learn about the stories behind them. But its a very expensive hobby. It costs me a lot of money each year. Luckily, I work in a large company and my job pays me a lot. So I can afford it.Having a hobby is important. When you have a hobby, you may not want to do something harmful such as drinking or smoking. However, on the other hand, having a hobby may cost you a lot of money. So if you dont have much money, find a hobby that doesnt require much money.18What did the speaker like doing as a young kid?ACollecting stamps.BCollecting CDs.CCollecting coins.19How many boxes of CDs does the speaker have now?A3. B4. C5.20What does the speaker think of the hobby of collecting coins?AIt is difficult and boringBIt is boring but worthwhile.CIt is interesting but costly.答案：15CBAAA610BCBCA1115AABBA1620ACABC第二部分：阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。AGossip (闲话) moves so quickly that few people have time to cover their ears, even if they want to.“I hate it when others gossip about me，” said Mandy Miraglia, 16, a high school student from California, “but to be honest, gossip with my friends makes me feel I am trusted and belong to the group.” Miraglia is not the only person who feels like that.Gossip has long been looked down on as little more than nonsense and bad manners. But recent research has shown that gossip has many positive effects on your social life. “There has been a trend among people to dislike gossip，” said David Sloan Wilson, a professor from the State University of New York in Binghamton, US. “But gossip appears to be a very important form of behaviour in a group of friends, defining their group membership.”For 18 months, Kevin Kniffin, from the University of Wisconsin, US, researched the behaviour of 50 people. He found that gossip levels peaked when a sports team included a slacker,_someone who regularly missed practices or showed up late. Other members of the team would soon start to joke about the slackers shortcomings behind his back, because they think they are bad for the whole team.Gossip about the mistakes of senior members helps newcomers rebuild their confidence after a failure.It also helps relieve social and professional anxiety. Longterm studies show that people around the world devote from a fifth to twothirds or more of their daily conversation to gossip, and men appear to be just as eager for gossip as women.It is hard to judge gossip, but it is more powerful than you think.语篇解读：本文是科普说明文。“说闲话”一般不受人欢迎，但最新的研究表明，“说闲话”也有很多好处。21The author would probably agree that _.Agossip is bad mannersBgossip has many good effectsCgossip is somewhat like nonsenseDgossip is more powerful than advice解析：选B推理判断题。作者通过引用最新的研究，论述“说闲话”的好处，因此作者认为“说闲话”有很多好处。22What does the underlined word “slacker” in Paragraph 5 mean according to the context?ASomeone who values the team benefit much.BSomeone who does not do what they should well.CSomeone who is active in sports.DSomeone who shows no much interest in sports.解析：选B词义猜测题。通过此词后面的内容“someone who regularly missed practices or showed up late”判断，单词的意思是“偷懒的人”。23Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?AGossip is a useful way of building group membership.BGossip can possibly make someone else confident.CGenerally, women are more fond of gossip than men.DActually everyone gossips to some degree in their daily conversation.解析：选C细节理解题。其他选项在文章中都有信息依据，C项信息由文章倒数第二段的“and men appear to be just as eager for gossip as women”证明其错误。24The first two paragraphs are used to _.Apoint out a common factBlist the bad effects of gossipCshow peoples attitudes towards gossipDanalyze the two sides of gossip解析：选A写作意图题。文章前两段通过分析一个常见现象引出本文的话题。BThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime is a novel about a 15yearold autistic boy named Christopher Boone. After discovering the dead body of Wellington, his neighbors dog, Christopher decides to find out the cause of the dogs death. He records his findings, as he has decided that he will create a “murder mystery novel” of the situation. But like any murder mystery novel，nothing is as simple as it seems. Christopher runs into many difficult situations because of his disability. He again and again mentions how he admires Sherlock Holmes (a fictional detective), which gives me an understanding as to why he continues to look into Wellingtons death even after his father makes him promise not to.Christophers story seems so true and heartfelt that it makes the novel an entertaining read. The author, Mark Haddon, had me wanting to keep reading to find out what Christopher would get himself into next.Haddon shows how Christophers disability affects how he goes about solving the mystery! Christopher has difficulty in communicating or forming relationships with others, but he has a great visual (视力的) memory and ability to understand difficult math.This book was required reading at my school, but it became more than something I had to read. Haddon showed how these disabilities affect the lives of not only the children diagnosed (诊断) with them, but also those around them.The novel feels real because it was written from Christophers point of view. For example, when Christopher explains that when he was little he didnt understand much about other people having minds, it gives the impression that hes a real person.I believe that teenagers sometimes arent sensitive to kids with mental disabilities. I think that when people read this novel, they will have a better understanding of what people with mental disabilities and those around them have to deal with on a daily basis.语篇解读：作者向我们介绍了The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NightTime这本书。25An “autistic (in Para. 1)” person usually refers to someone who _.Ais unable to use his legsBlikes reading novelsCis disliked by people around himDis unable to communicate with others well解析：选D词义猜测题。根据第一段的“because of his disability”可知Christopher Boone是个有缺陷的人，而他的缺陷是第三段中提到的“has difficulty in communicating or forming relationships with others”，故选D项。26According to the writer, Christopher doesnt give up looking into the murder because _.Ahe wants to get over his disabilitiesBhe is encouraged by Sherlock HolmesChe wants to do something for his neighborDhe wants to prove to his father that he is useful解析：选B细节理解题。根据第一段的“He again and again mentions how he admires Sherlock Holmes (a fictional detective), which gives me an understanding as to why he continues to look into .”可知应选B项。27The passage suggests that the writer _.Adidnt want to read the book at firstBthought the book is too simpleCfound it hard to stop reading the bookDbelieved the story really happened解析：选C推理判断题。根据第二段的“The author, Mark Haddon, had me wanting to keep reading to find out what Christopher would get himself into next.”可知作者看这本书的时候，只想一直往下看，故选C项。28In the writers opinion, Haddon makes the story feel real by _.Atelling us the story can happen around usBwriting from Christophers point of viewCmaking it easy to understand the storyDgiving a lot of explanations解析：选B细节理解题。根据倒数第二段的“The novel feels real because it was written from Christophers point of view.”可知应选B项。CTelford Junior League the UK. made up of 20 divisions ranging from under10s to under16s has stopped publishing the real results of its matches in case the scores embarrass the young players and now records all games as either 10 wins or 11 draws. Bosses at the league have defended the decision to stop telling the number of goals scored which they claim will help the youngsters escape from the shame of losing badly. League bosses have defended the policy, saying it is in line with Football Association (FA) guidelines, which the FA questions. The FA says theres a FA rule that forbids the publishing of results and league tables (比赛名次表) across all media for under8 age groups where the focus of the game is about learning to play without the pressure of scores. For older age groups, there are no rules or FA guidelines which indicate that the final score should be changed.Some parents said, “This is because they dont want kids embarrassed if their team has lost heavily. If thats the case, whats the point of having a league table up on the website at all? Kids need to learn about winning and losing from an early age. They arent recognizing the boys achievements. They might not want to embarrass the losing team but if one of the teams scores six or seven goals and that isnt recorded, what kind of message does that send to them? They might as well not turn up.” Stephen Clarke, manager of the under11s Wrekin Panthers team, backed the move. He said, “The childrens welfare is vital. The children who lost 200 would feel very disappointed if it was on the website. They might think of not playing. I think its a very good idea.” But Mr. Clarke added there must come a point when players had to accept defeat. He said, “I think probably by the age of 15 then they have an understanding that life is a bit of a competition and we are competing with other people.” 语篇解读：本文是议论文。为了避免少年运动员因输得太惨而感到耻辱，英国特尔福德少年足球联盟决定把所有比赛的比分都记成11或10，但许多家长并不认同。29Under the new policy, the result of a game 160 will be published as _.A21 B160 C10 D80解析：选C细节理解题。由第一段中的“now records all games as either 10 wins or 11 draws”可知C项正确。30Which of the following is included in the FA guidelines?AForbidding publishing the results for under8 age groups.BRecording all games as either 10 wins or 11 draws.CForbidding publishing the results across all media.DRecording the real results for over16 age groups.解析：选A 细节理解题。由第三段最后两个句子可知，足球总会规定禁止通过任何媒体公布比赛比分和排名，但这是针对8岁以下年龄组而言的。对于更大的年龄组，总会没有允许修改比赛比分的相关规定。故A项正确。31Whats the attitude of some parents toward the policy?AThey hold a positive attitude toward it.BThey consider it bad for the losing team.CThey think it does great harm to the winning team.DThey believe it has more disadvantages than advantages.解析：选C推理判断题。第四段中一些家长们说：如果有支球队赢了67分，而这不被记录的话，胜方会作何感想呢？他们也许不会再出现在赛场了。由此可知，他们认为这项政策很不利于获胜的一方。 32Which of the following may Stephen Clarke agree with?AKids should learn about losing at a young age.BThe Telford Junior Leagues policy is pointless.CGoals scored should not be published on the website.DThe real results should be published for over15 age groups.解析：选D 推理判断题。由最后一段Stephen Clarke所说的话可知，他认为对于15岁的孩子来说完全可以承受失败，也就是说孩子到了这个年龄段后就没有必要再隐瞒比赛的比分了。DUnlike other starving artists everywhere, Bren Bataclan, 40, is giving his artworks away. He paints cartoon characters, neither humans nor animals, with one big eye and one small one, in beautiful colors, and he leaves his small oil paintings around Boston and other cities. And they are free. It all started when Bataclan moved to Boston from the Midwest to teach how to make pictures with a computer. After he lost his job, he started painting what are now his signature characters. He sold 49 paintings in two days and wanted to show his gratitude (感激) somehow. But how? The problem troubled him for years. Then he realized the people in the city were as friendly as Midwesterners in their own way. It finally came to him: He would give away his artworks and ask just one thing in return. He tied this note and his website address, bataclan. com to each canvas: “This painting is yours if you promise to smile at random people more often.” It was the beginning of his Smile Project. Bataclan has left his giveaways in 20 states and 20 countries. People who have found his paintings send him notes and photos. The characters make them smile, his fans tell him, and they give them hope