2017高中英语 Module 6 Animals in Danger语篇阅读提能(二).doc

语篇阅读提能(二) 阅读理解What do you have in mind when you think about your type of personality? The MyersBriggs Test offers 94 questions designed to divide people into different groups according to 16 personality types. Career advisors often use these results to show people the jobs that are likely to fit their personality and be pleasing in the long run.Part of whats made the test so popular with the general public is that its impossible to fail. While other tests are designed to find out what mental (精神的) illness someone has, the MyersBriggs Test supposes that all 16 types represent shades of normal. Everyone who takes the test will belong to one of these types, and all of the types have a place in society.Of course, this quality of the test is also one of the reasons why many experts question its usefulness, placing it only a step or two above astrology (占星术). They think the results are not exactly true, and that the 16 types cannot fit all people. As psychologist (心理学家) David J. Pittenger wrote in 1993，“The descriptions of each type are generally making you feel important or special so that most people will accept the statements as true of themselves.”Another reason why experts question the scientific quality of MyersBriggs is that the answers are totally selfreported. Analysts can spend hours explaining the results, but in the end, the test depends on whether testtakers can honestly answer questions about their own behaviors and preferences.On the whole, many psychologists feel that the MyersBriggs Test can show how people see themselves, but not much more. That information can be useful if youre a career advisor trying to help someone find the right job. But is it worth the millions of dollars people spend each year to run such a test? Its hard to say. We live in a culture where people seem willing to spend endless amounts of time and money to find themselves, and in that respect, it doesnt look like MyersBriggs will be disappearing anytime soon.1According to the text, the MyersBriggs Test_Ais popular among experts and psychologistsBincludes more than 100 social questionsCdivides people into 18 personality typesDis quite helpful for career advisors2By saying “all 16 types represent shades of normal” in Paragraph 2, the author means that_Athe MyersBriggs Test fits everyoneBthe 16 types include mental illnessCthe MyersBriggs Test is very easyDeveryone has 16 personality types3Which of the following does the author probably agree with?ATesttakers should be honest about their feelings.Bthe MyersBriggs Test is just like astrology.CDavid J. Pittenger is not easy to get along with.DPeople hope to learn more about themselves.4What is mainly discussed in the text?AHow personalities decide ones career.BAdvantages of being a career advisor.COpinions on the MyersBriggs Test.DThe importance of being honest.答案：14.DADC 完形填空University was a new experience for me.I had grown up in a small seaside town in the south of England, and suddenly I was _1_ together with people of my age from all over the country.People were speaking in _2_ that I had only ever heard on TV, and sometimes using words that I had _3_ heard before.I had only been at university for about a week when I _4_ David Pitman, from Blackburn in the north of England.We _5_ that we both played tennis, and arranged to meet up one afternoon for a _6_ .I went to the sports hall at the time wed _7_， and went into the changing rooms.David was already there, and I could see that he wasnt very _8_ .He was searching anxiously for something inside his bag.He looked up at me as I _9_ .“Ive _10_ my keks，” he said.“You havent got any, have you？”_11_ I had no idea what he was talking about.Tennis balls？Shorts？Trainers？What？I said：“Sorry？”David repeated：“Have you got any _12_ keks with you？”Of course, I could have asked him what the word meant，_13_ I was too embarrassed(尴尬的) and didnt want to offend(冒犯) him.David saw the _14_ on my face, and said：“You knowkeks.Shorts.Tennis shorts.”Now I _15_ , and luckily, I did have some _16_ in my bag.I lent them to him, we _17_ ，and he won.Then we went to get a _18_ .The woman at the canteen asked me what I wanted.“Id like a Black Beauty, please，” I said.(Where I _19_， thats cola and ice cream.)“What on earth is that？” said the woman.I _20_ knew how she felt.1A.respected BacceptedCthrown Dremembered2A.smiles BaccentsCsilence Dpublic3A.always BneverCever Dsometimes4A.visited BhelpedCmet Dphoned5A.guessed BhopedCdiscovered Dadmitted6A.game BreportCmeeting Ddiscussion7A.given Bwished forCrecorded Dagreed on8A.nervous BhappyCfriendly Dangry9A.stood up Bset outCturned back Dwalked in10A.washed BcollectedCforgotten Dsold11A.Gradually BFinallyCSuddenly DFortunately12A.new BspareCfree Dcommon13A.and BsoCbut Dor14A.joy BpainClook Dconcern15A.understood BpromisedCdecided Dbelieved16A.balls BshoesCshorts DTshirts17A.showed BplayedCstudied Dshared18A.drink BpictureCreview Dmessage19A.go to Bdream ofCcome from Dtravel around20A.especially BrecentlyChardly Dimmediately答案：15.CBBCC610.ADBDC1115.CBCCA1620.CBACD 短文改错It was cold last Monday morning. While I was walking in my way to school, I noticed two street cleaners sweeping the street in the wind. Seen them working so hard on such a cold morning, I was moved and made my mind to do something for them.I discussed with my classmates how we could do. Final we all agreed to get them some bread.The next day, we prepare some bread at home. When we handed the cleaner the bread and expressed our appreciation for their hard work, they looked a little surprising at first. And then we took the bread and thanked us happily.