英语周报高中英语 Unit34同步评估 牛津译林版选修10.doc

module 10 units 3-4第一部分：听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5 小题；每小题1分，满分5分）请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。1. how many eggs will the man buy?a. 12. b. 20. c. 24.2. whats the probable relationship between the two speakers?a. doctor and nurse. b. boss and secretary.c. teacher and student.3. what is the womans address?a. 1120 west 33rd street. b. 1121 east 32nd street.c. 1120 east 32nd street.4. where will the woman go first?a. the mans house. b. the kindergarten.c. the supermarket.5. what is the woman probably doing?a. washing clothes. b. preparing food.c. cleaning the house.第二节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。请听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6. what does the law forbid people to do?a. walk dogs in the streets.b. take dogs to parks.c. treat dogs cruelly.7. what do we know from what the woman said?a. dogs should be kept at home.b. building a dog park is necessary.c. people would remove the dog waste.请听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。8. why didnt the man show up last night?a. he was working in a restaurant.b. his brother is getting married.c. his car broke down.9. what does the woman think of the man?a. poor. b. kind. c. crazy.请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10. when did the accident happen?a. at about 7:30. b. at about 8:30.c. at about 9:30.11. what does the woman think is the cause of the accident?a. a dog. b. a child. c. an old man.12. who was injured in the accident?a. the driver of the white car.b. the driver of the red car.c. the woman speaker.请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13. how much is a six-month travel card?a. 66. b. 60. c. 16.14. how many photos does the woman need to get a travel card?a. one. b. two. c. three.15. which of the following is the cheapest place to take a photo according to the man?a. in the library. b. in the post office.c. in the photo studio.16. what does the woman have to take with her for the travel card?a. a letter from her college.b. her driving licence. c. her passport.请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17. whats the weather like in the afternoon?a. cool. b. warm. c. hot.18. what could people enjoy doing in the park in late autumn and winter?a. taking photos. b. watching birds.c. going for a walk.19. where does the speech occur?a. on a bus. b. on a plane. c. on a train.20. how long are the tourists supposed to stay in the park?a. for 90 minutes. b. for 60 minutes. c. for 30 minutes.第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分35分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从a、b、c、d四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21. to tell you the truth, i wouldnt be happy living in such a small room.but _. i do prefer a small room.a. i agree with you b. its ok with mec. it just depends d. id rather not22. what _ public is concerned about is whether medical workers and scientists will be able to find _ cure for this new disease in a short time. a. a; a b. a; 不填c. the; 不填 d. the; a23. having finished his act, the magician invited members of the audience _ him on stage to try their hands at some simple magic.a. to join b. joiningc. having joined d. to have joined24. for the next two hours tracy was _ in the film, which turned out to be as good as she had hoped.a. trapped b. absorbed c. allowed d. fixed25. i sent the boys to the cinema this afternoon because it was raining, otherwise they would only have caused trouble around the house _ their father was trying to work. a. since b. if c. until d. while26. i think i must make an apology to miss smith for my being late for the lecture.dont worry. she wont mind your being late _, its hardly your fault.a. otherwise b. therefore c. however d. besides27. i had nothing to fear when the customs official questioned me because i had a clear _. a. understanding b. memory c. destination d. conscience28. when and how to deal with the books _, so we have to have a discussion tomorrow. a. havent been decided b. werent decidedc. hasnt been decided d. wasnt decided 29. simon was surprisingly productive for five years during _ time he managed to write four novels.a. this b. that c. whose d. which30. when john montagu made the very first sandwich in england in 1762, he _ have imagined that it would still be very popular 250 years later.a. must b. couldnt c. should d. neednt 31. why do you think his is the only _ account?because he was there and saw what happened.a. short b. current c. quick d. authentic 32. i dropped in at your house at 3 pm yesterday, but you werent in.oh, i _ for a friend from america at the airport.a. was waiting b. have been waiting c. am waiting d. had waited33. the rooms are decorated in a modern style with special attention _ colors.a. paying to b. paid to c. to pay to d. pays to34. you look upset.i spent two hours cutting grass in lucys garden and all she did to _ my pains was a cup of tea! a. cater for b. compensate for c. stand up for d. make way for35. my questionnaire on what books students like reading has been returned._.a. so have mine b. so has mine c. so mine have d. so mine has第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（a、b、c和d）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。when my life was quickly falling out of my hands and reality wasnt within reach, i felt helpless. it all began when i moved away from my life in pennsylvania, and couldnt 36 the fact that it was something my parents had to do. i was an emotional mess. i had much 37 and no one to vent (发泄) it on, except my parents, which, most of the time, was pointless. this would just end up being an even bigger 38 . i was out on school nights until one or two, 39 on not going to school because i thought i had 40 things to do. as time passed, i began to 41 many days of school, causing my grades to fall sharply. i decided to 42 out of the tenth grade.as my friends from the other side saw what i was doing, they decided to do it 43 , losing everything they had: respect from everyone, parents, relatives, friends and teachers. 44 we went on a fantasy trip, not caring about losing our 45 or love from people who tried to care. we thought it was 46 to be on our own until we ran out of money for our adventures. weeks went 47 . i watched what my friends were 48 , and i couldnt understand why they couldnt 49 what was happening to them. i turned myself around because i knew my lifestyle was 50 and what i was doing was dangerous. i wanted my 51 back to normal.the second term of my tenth grade year, i 52 myself back into school and got a part-time job. i began to do well, still a little on the edge, 53 i knew it wouldnt be perfect in a day. it took me a short time to get back in the swing of things and live a(n) 54 high-school life. i give myself 55 for doing it on my own. and nowadays im a senior whos graduating soon. 36. a. accept b. know c. mention d. tell37. a. argument b. anger c. concern d. difficulty38. a. mess b. threat c. trouble d. mistake39. a. insisting b. planning c. depending d. commenting40. a. different b. crazier c. adventurous d. better41. a. reflect b. celebrate c. miss d. spare42. a. break b. run c. skip d. drop43. a. too b. together c. soon d. right44. a. meanwhile b. otherwise c. therefore d. instead45. a. money b. education c. weight d. sight46. a. important b. wonderful c. brave d. clever47. a. ahead b. over c. out d. by 48. a. getting on b. getting over c. getting across d. getting into49. a. control b. toleratec. see d. leave50. a. expensive b. wrong c. alternative d. stressful51. a. life b. health c. ability d. friendship52. a. call b. take c. put d. drive53. a. though b. but c. or d. for54. a. normal b. cruel c. personal d. challenging55. a. inspiration b. freedom c. credit d. joy第三部分：阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的a、b、c、d四个选项中，选出最佳选项。a south florida is fighting a growing damage of one of the worlds most destructive and aggressive creatures: the giant african land snail, which can grow as big as a rat and bite through plaster (灰泥).“more than 1,000 of the snails are being caught each week in miami-dade and 117,000 in total since the first snail was found in september 2011,” said denise feiber, a spokeswoman for the florida department of agriculture and consumer services.“people will soon likely begin meeting with them more often, stepping them underfoot as the snails come up from underground at the start of the states rainy season,” feiber said. the snails attack “over 500 known kinds of plants . pretty much anything thats in their path and green,” feiber said. in some countries overrun with them, the snails shells blow out tyres on the highway while their slime (黏液) and excrement (粪便) coat walls and pavements. a typical snail can produce about 1,200 eggs a year and they are a particular pest in homes because of their fondness for plaster for the calcium content (钙含量) they need for their shells. the snails also carry a kind of worms that can cause illness in humans.experts gathered last week in florida to seek the best ways to clean up the snails. they were trying to seek the source of the snails which may come into the united states unintentionally in goods or tourists baggage.authorities are expanding a series of announcements on buses, billboards and in movie theaters urging the public to be on the lookout.the last known florida aggression of the giant snails occurred in 1966, when a boy returning to miami from a vacation in hawaii brought back three of them. his grandmother eventually released the snails into her garden where the population grew in seven years to 17,000 snails. the state spent $1 million and 10 years ridding them.many people unfamiliar with the danger viewed the snails as cute pets. “theyre huge, they move around, they look like theyre looking at you . communicating with you, and people enjoy them for that,” feiber said. “but they dont realize the damage they can cause if they are released into the environment where they dont have any natural enemies and spread increasingly.”56. what kinds of characteristics do the giant african land snails have?a. they grow as big as a rat. b. they often appear in rainy seasons. c. they love green plants. d. they come from south africa. e. they like to eat plaster. a. acde b. abcd c. abce d. bcde57. what does the fourth paragraph mainly talk about?a. damages the snails can cause. b. hardness of the snails shells.c. illnesses the snails bring to humans. d. a snails yearly production of eggs. 58. what can we infer from the passage?a. some tourists bring the snails in their baggage to america deliberately.b. the government doesnt think the snails have become a threat to the public.c. it takes much time and money to rid the snails thoroughly in the environment.d. the first snails found in 2011 were brought by a boy from a vacation in hawaii.59. whats the best title for the passage?a. the most aggressive creatures snailsb. giant snail aggression hits south floridac. never bring snails with you in your packaged. giant snails without natural enemies b temporary resident visa:extending (延长) your stayvisitor statusvisitor status is given to you by the canada border services officer (bso) at the port of entry. the bso will determine the length of your stay. it also records an expiration date indicating the duration (持续时间) of your visit. visa 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