打印高三英语一轮(外研版)复习：必修4 Module 4综合测试.doc

第一部分必修四Module 4 11.30.语法填空，单句训练1By the time Jack returned home from England, his son_(graduate) from college.2(上海高考改编)Lucy has a great sense of humor and always keeps her colleagues _(amuse) with her stories.3Mike often attempts to escape _(fine) whenever he breaks traffic regulations.4 Its impossible for all the people to get the job because _ of them are not fit for it.5(2015天津一中高三月考改编)Barack Obama, who came into _ power on January 20, 2009, was awarded _ 2009 Nobel Peace Prize.6(2015沈阳高三模拟改编)In the country, many students at school were _(diagnose) with H1N1 flu, but after being treated, they all recovered.7 Suzhou, which is the place I want to visit this summer, is known _ its beautiful gardens.8Why are you so upset?I thought my ideas were good but nobody _ me in the meeting.9Oil prices have risen by 10 percent since the start of the year, _(reach) a record US $100 a barrel.10How do you deal with the disagreement between the company and the customers?The key _solving the problem is to meet the demands _(make) by the customers.完形填空My nine-year-old daughter walks to school almost every day of her school life. Each morning the same crossing guard, Ms. Leslie, is there to help the child _1_ cross the street.She and my daughter have a _2_ way of hugging. My daughter runs to her, they hug and Ms. Leslie twirls (旋转) her _3_ quickly once with the “Stop” sign in one hand. Once, a neighbor driving her 3 children to school told me they felt _4_ when they got the chance to _5_ this. Any fight on the road that is going on stops and they all _6_ the joy between the two.This morning after watching them hug, I said, “That _7_ so much fun. Can I have a _8_ as well?”Ms. Leslie _9_ and we embraced for a full 5 seconds. I could _10_ her heart beat and her breath. We didnt twirl around _11_ we did allow our emotions to connect. My eyes got a little wet when she looked at me and said, “Thank you so much. It gets _12_ here some days when _13_ can be so rude.”As we walked away, my daughter _14_ my arm and just smiled, _15_ at me, full of love, as if to say “Mom, now you know”.I am fortunate to have _16_ that a hug can _17_ much more power than words. Ive been enjoying the _18_ of that hug in the following hours of heavy traffic that I was able to experience with no inner _19_. Thank you: Ms. Leslie and my little daughter. I _20_ you to take the opportunity to show your kindness.1. A. seriously B. eagerlyC. safely D. usually2. A. strange B. specialC. similar D. slight3. A. around B. belowC. over D. along4. A. well B. shyC. easy D. lucky5. A. operate B. controlC. pass D. witness6. A. get B. provideC. notice D. share7. A. sounds B. remainsC. seems D. keeps8. A. talk B. lookC. word D. hug9. A. smiled B. refusedC. replied D. hesitated10. A. hear B. feelC. see D. affect11. A. and B. soC. for D. but12. A. tough B. noisy C. smooth D. common13. A. students B. driversC. parents D. children14. A. supported B. grabbedC. touched D. guided15. A. putting up B. holding upC. looking up D. ending up16. A. learned B. createdC. accepted D. imagined17. A. contain B. explainC. convey D. consist18. A. beauty B. artC. means D. warmth19. A. hurry B. happinessC. sadness D. struggle20. A. encourage B. demandC. permit D. persuade.阅读理解A British singer Sarah Brightman will begin training this year for a 2015 flight to the International Space Station where she hopes to become the first professional musician to sing from space, the company arranging the trip said on Tuesday.Brightman, a famed soprano(女高音) who starred in Andrew Lloyd Webbers Phantom of the Opera, will pay about $52 million for a 10-day stay aboard the orbital outpost, Tom Shelley, president of privately owned Space Adventures, said.“Shes absolutely 100 percent committed,” Shelley said during a National Space Club Florida Committee meeting. “Shes putting together her mission plan now.”Brightman, who would become the eighth privately funded space tourist, is scheduled to fly in September 2015. Her training to fly on a Russian Soyuz capsule is to begin as early as this fall.Brightman planned to be the first professional musician to sing from space. But she faces competition from Lady Gaga, who according to media reports late last year intends to be the first when she performs one song in space in early 2015 on a Virgin Galactic flight. Virgin Galactic, part of Richard Bransons Virgin Group, plans to offer suborbital space flights.Brightman said in 2012 that she would travel to the space station, but her plans were not confirmed until now. So far,Space Adventures has arranged for nine private missions to the space station, a $100 billion research laboratory that flies about 260 miles above Earth. Microsoft co-founder Charles Simonyi made two trips.Brightman will be the first private citizen to visit the station since Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Lalibarte paid about $35 million for an 11-day stay in September 2009.Google co-founder Sergey Brin has an option to fly on the next available Soyuz seat after Brightman, which most likely will be in 2017, Shelley told Reuters.“He paid us a deposit and whenever we have a seat available, he has the right of first refusal,” Shelley said.1. Brightman is a famed soprano _.A. who became famous because of Phantom of the OperaB. who is sure to pay $52 million or so for her space travelC. whose friendship with Tom Shelley contributes to space travelD. who is reported to be taking up training at present2. When will Brightman start training for her space travel?A. This autumn. B. This winter. C. Next spring. D. Next summer.3. What is Lady Gaga according to the passage?A. A writer. B. A poet.C. A singer. D. A painter.4. Which words can be used to describe Charles Simonyi?A. Brave and wealthy. B. Lucky and selfish.C. Brave but dishonest. D. Confident and generous.BAbout 5,000 children die each day due to preventable diseases such as cholera(霍乱) and dysentery (痢疾), which spread when people use unclean water for drinking or cooking. A lack of water for personal hygiene leads to the spread of totally preventable diseases like trachoma(沙眼), which has blinded some six million people.Water troubles also trap many low-income families in a cycle of poverty and poor education and the poorest suffer most from lack of access to water. People who spend much of their time in ill health, caring for sick children or collecting water at a distance averaging 3.75 miles a day are denying educational and economic opportunities to better their lives.Agriculture is called the lions share of freshwater worldwide, soaking up some 70 percent, and industrial uses consume another 22 percent. Water areas have no political borders and nations dont always work together to share common resources so water can be a frequent source of international conflicts as well.The day-by-day demand keeps growing, further draining water sources, from great rivers to groundwater. “Were going deeper into debt on our groundwater use,” Postel said, “and that has a very significant impact on global water security. The rate of groundwater consumption has doubled since 1960.”Some of Earths groundwater is fossil water, created when Earths climate was far different. Today such water is as limited as petroleum. “But were pumping much of it out faster than precipitation (降水) is recharging it,” Postel explained. “This is the case underneath the breadbasket of India, underneath the cornfields on the plains of North China. We need to bring withdrawals into balance by recharging.”Humanitys growing thirst also causes a major problem about water. “When we take water from rivers, those ecosystems begin to reduce or even disappear,” she said. “And that also creates cost to us, not just to nature, because we also depend upon those ecosystems.”1. What does the author really want to say in the passage?A. Water has been the most serious challenge.B. So many children die from polluted water every day.C. Diseases should be properly controlled and treated.D. A shortage of water leads to the unrest of the world.2. For lack of access to water many people _.A. will fail to see what has led to trachomaB. will not have confidence in themselvesC. will lose chances to improve their lifeD. will have to live far from their villages3. What can we know according to what Postel said?A. The groundwater is rich in India and China.B. There is no need to dig deep for groundwater.C. We are consuming our next generations wa