（全国通用）高考英语一轮复习 课时作业(四十八)Module 6　The Tang Poems 外研版选修8.doc

（全国通用）2014届高考英语一轮复习课时作业(四十八)module 6the tang poems 外研版选修8(限时：45分钟).单项填空1the book isnt easy for jack to understand, is it?_. his foreign language is far better than expected. ano, it isnt b. im afraid notci dont think so d. yes, it is2to read tolstoy and _ to the nineteenth century russian literature are two excellent reasons for taking professor morrel s course. ato introduce b. introducecbeing introduced d. to be introduced3what a pity！considering his ability and experience, he _ better.aneed have done bmust have doneccan have done dmight have done4examination compositions, together with most business letters and government reports, are the main situations _ formal language is used. ain which b. on whichcof which d. for which5there arent many seats left for the concert；you had better make sure _ two today. agetting b. to have gotcthat you get d. that you will get6usually a childs behaviour is a_of his family environment. arecognition breflection creturn drecord7some students find it hard to_the new teachers dialect(方言). atake in btake up ctake over dtake on8who is making so much noise in the garden?_ the children. athere are bthey arecthat is dit is9engines are to machines _ hearts are to animals. aas bthat c. what dwhich 10dont you know that smoking is harmful to your health? and furthermore, our teacher does not _cigarettes.aapprove us to smokebapprove of us smokingcapprove us smokedapprove of us smoke11clinical evidence began to_， suggesting that the new drugs had a wider range of useful activities than had been predicted from experiments in animals.a. operate b. strengthenc. approve d. accumulate12the economic crisis makes jobs almost impossible to find and even able pupils feel_about job prospects. ahelpful bhopeful chelpless dhopeless13the prize of the game show is $30 and an allexpenses_vacation to china. apaying bpaid cto be paid dbeing paid14she is only a(n)_，not a friend of mine. aacquaintance bfamiliaritycannouncement dfamily15. william found it increasingly difficult to read, for his eyesight was beginning to_adisappear bfall c. fail d. damage.阅读理解poor listening skills form an obstacle to effective communication. a study by dr. paul panklin at a university found that 9 percent of communication time is devoted to writing, 16 percent to reading, 30 percent to speaking and 45 percent to listening. we spend more time listening than we do in any other form of communication. however, most of us dont pay much attention to it. research indicates that normal listening results in a 50percent retention immediately after a 10minute presentation, which then declines to only about 25 percent after 48 hours. extension specialist bob linda says the average person will hear 7. 5 minutes of a onehour presentation and will forget half of that. one reason we listen so poorly is that our minds work much faster than our mouths. the average person thinks 600700 words per minute but speaks at a rate of about 125. his listeners minds are occupied with hearing only onefifth of the time he is speaking. the listeners may consider and react to what is being said during the other fourfifths of the time, or become absorbed in coming up with his response, or think other thoughts and miss the rest of what is being said. if we really listen, we may be forced to accept a different perspective of reality. most of us have a firmly developed view of reality that we do not want to change. carl rogers, the psychiatrist, points out that if you are really willing to listen to another, to enter his private world and see reality as he sees it, you run the risk of being changed. “this risk of being changed is one of the most frightening prospects most of us can face.” 16from the passage, we can learn that listening . a. always forms a barrier to our communicationboccupies the largest part in communicationcwill take the place of other ways of communicationdis a difficult skill to master17the underlined word “retention” in the 3rd paragraph means “_”. aattention bpresentationcmemory doccupation18in normal listening, the reason why an average person can only keep half of what the speaker says in mind is that _. ahalf of that will be forgottenbour mouths work much more slowly than our mindscmost of us pay little attention to itdhe is afraid of being changed19according to carl rogers, _. awe should let listeners enter our private worldbthe opinions of the speakers may affect us if we listen to them willingly cwe shouldnt make us changed while listeningdit is wrong that we dont want to change while listening20which of the following is true according to the passage?athe listeners can only occupy themselves with 20% of the time when listening. bwe spend more time speaking than we do in any other form of communication. cthe listeners miss the rest of what is being said only because they think other thoughts. dif we listen, we may be for