高中英语 模块综合仿真检测灵活拆组卷 牛津译林版必修3

1、模块综合仿真检测灵活拆组卷第一部分听力(满分30分，限时20分钟)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。1Whats the date today?AMay 30th.BMay 31st.CJune 1st.2Where was the boy last Monday?AIn his school. BIn Europe. CIn China.3How much does one adult ti

2、cket cost?A60 dollars. B40 dollars. C30 dollars.4What does the woman think of the roast duck?AGreat. BBad. CJust soso.5What does the man mean?AHe is not the one to blame.BHe will be responsible for it.CHe will be more careful next time.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

3、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，各小题将给出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、7题。6Where does this conversation take place?AOn a plane.BIn a restaurant.CIn a hotel.7What will the woman bring to the mans son?AWarm water.BCoffee.COrange juice.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8What is Ann worried about?ALos

4、ing the job.BFailing to find a job.CMissing the promotion.9What will the woman do this Friday?AGo to a movie.BWork overtime.CHave a good rest.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10When did the painter start painting?AIn 1985. BIn 1953. CIn 1946.11What is the painting mainly about?ASome hikers.BA walking route.CAn old

5、tree.12How much does the man pay at last?A300 pounds.B350 pounds.C380 pounds.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13Why does the woman want to change their car?AIt uses much gas.BIt is not big enough.CIt is too old to go well.14How long has the car been used?AFor one year.BFor two years.CFor three years.15What does the

6、 man think of the womans suggestion?AUnbelievable.BInteresting.CReasonable.16What are the two speakers going to do later?ABuy a new car.BGo for a picnic.CSell the old car.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17How do people in China order food?AAccording to pictures in the menu.BAccording to words in the menu.CAccordi

7、ng to the waiters descriptions.18When do people usually start to order?AAfter sitting immediately.BAfter several minutes talk.CAfter finishing drinking.19What do people often do in Chinese restaurants?AStop others making noise.BCall the waiter loudly.CAsk for something rudely.20What cant you see at

8、the dinner table in China?ABeer. BHot water. CCold water.答案：15ABBAB610ACAAC1115BCACC1620BAABC听力材料(Text 1)W：Your birthday is around the corner, right?M：Yeah, the day after tomorrow.W：Wow, thats Childrens Day. You can spend it with your son.(Text 2)W：John isnt going to come back to our school.M：Really

9、? Why?W：He is leaving for China and held a farewell party last Monday.M：Its a pity that I was traveling around Europe at that time.(Text 3)W：Id like two tickets, one for myself and the other for my little boy. He is six.M：Hes six, right? Then he can get in for half price. That will be 60 dollars alt

10、ogether.(Text 4)M：What do you think of it? I was worried you would think it was too far.W：Well, its true. Ive never driven two hours just for a roast duck. But really, I think its worth it.(Text 5)W：What an accident! If you had been more careful, we would not be in this terrible situation.M：What do

11、you mean? Was it my fault? If it was, I would surely take responsibility for it.(Text 6)M：Excuse me, Miss. Could you make the airconditioner cooler?W：Im sorry. We can not regulate the airconditioner. As soon as the plane takes off the temperature here will drop. Let me get three wet towels for you a

12、t the moment.M：Good idea.W：Your wet towels, sir.M：Thank you. Could I have something cold to drink?W：Yes. We have mineral water, orange juice, Coke, and coffee. Which do you prefer?M：Orange juice with ice for me and my son, please. And warm water for my wife.(Text 7)M：Hi, Ann. Hows your new job as a

13、secretary?W：Well, actually, Im not very happy with it.M：Youve only been working there for a month. It takes time to get used to it.W：I know but my boss told me that if I didnt get better, hed fire me! Im just worried.M：Look! Youre a hard worker. Just do your best. Its always darkest before the dawn,

14、 as they say.W：Youre right. Did you get the position you wanted?M：Yes. Ill get a promotion and be the manager. Ive been with the company for three years. Time flies! How about going out with me this Friday? We could see a film, and you can forget your problems for a while.W：Good idea, but I need to

15、work overtime this weekend.(Text 8)M：I really like this painting. Can you tell me a bit about it?W：Certainly. This ones actually by a local painter. His names John Mansfield. Hed been painting since he was 14. He died in 1999 and he painted for about 53 years.M：So he died? What a pity! I especially

16、like the colors in this one. And I like how it depicts the local landscape.W：Actually this is a picture of a local walking route. Its quite famous and quite popular with hikers. And if you look on the left hand side there, you will see the tree which is the oldest in the area.M：Sounds nice. How much

17、 is this painting?W：180 pounds.M：Would you be able to sell it to me for 100 pounds?W：But I think 100 pounds is too cheap.M：The other two paintings look nice, too. How about if I buy all of them for 350 pounds?W：Pay an extra 30 pounds and you can get them.M：OK.(Text 9)M：Hi, Edith. Its a beautiful day

18、, isnt it?W：Yes, the sun is shining and the breeze is gentle.M：Lets go for a picnic in the car.W：Well, I think wed better go by bike. And Ive been thinking that we really ought to change our car for a new one.M：Why? The old one goes very well. Your brother drove it for only one year before he sold i

19、t to us two years ago.W：I know, but it uses a lot of gas and thats not good for the environment.M：What would you replace it with?W：Well, Ive been reading a lot about a new kind of car.M：You mean the one which use both a normal engine and an electric motor?W：Yes, this kind of car uses much less fuel

20、than an ordinary one.M：I suppose that must be better for the environment.W：Of course.M：OK, lets get on our bikes and go for a picnic today. And well buy this new kind of car sometime later. I hope the environment will get better in the future.(Text 10)(M)The experience of dining in China is far diff

21、erent from eating at restaurants in America. Manners and menus are almost entirely opposite.Menus in China are usually picture books. Almost every single dish has a picture. Chinese people order food according to the pictures, not the written descriptions on the menu or the descriptions from the wai

22、ters.Furthermore, each table is typically only given one menu, and when the menu is placed before them, the waiter stands next to the table ready to write down the order. You dont sit at the table and talk for several minutes before ordering. You order when you sit almost immediately.In China, peopl

23、e are used to dining in noisy environments, which are considered welcoming and joyful. So, if you need to call a waiter in China, call loudly and wave your hand. Its appropriate to stop anyone in the restaurant and ask them for something. This is not rude. It is expected!And cold water? It doesnt ex

24、ist at the dinner table in China. Hot water is almost always served, even in the middle of summer and even while eating the spiciest food. And if you order a beer or a bottle of water, better ask for it cold, or the waiter will serve at room temperature.第二部分阅读理解(满分40分，限时35分钟)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读

25、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。AThe first settlers on Easter Island didnt arrive until 1200 AD, up to 800 years later than previously thought, which is based on new radiocarbon dating of soil collected from one of the oldest known sites on the island, which is in the South Pacific west of Chile.Th

26、e finding challenges the widely held view that Easter Islands civilization experienced a_sudden_disaster after centuries of slow growth. If correct, the finding would mean that the islands unavoidable deforestation (砍伐森林) and construction of its famous Moai statues began almost immediately after Pol

27、ynesian settlers first set foot on the island.According to one widely held view, a small band of Polynesian settlers, perhaps no more than a few dozen people, arrived on the Easter Island sometime between 400 and 1000 AD. The settlers lived in harmony with the environment for hundreds of years and t

28、he population showly grew. At its height, Easter Islands population may have been as much as 20,000 people.Around 1200 AD, the story goes, the settlers began cutting down the islands subtropical trees and large palms in large numbers to build canoes and to transport the large stone statues, which st

29、arted going up around this time.The largescale deforestation led to soil being washed away and over a span of several centuries, the islands ability to support wildlife and farming was compromised. People began to starve. In a last ditch effort at survival, they became cannibals (食人者)The destruction

30、 of both the islands ecology and civilization was so complete that by the time the Dutch arrived in the 1700s, Easter Island was a sandy grassland lacking nearly all its native wildlife; they were reduced to a starving population of 3,000 or less.This is the story pieced together by researchers over

31、 the past several decades, but Hunt and Lipo think it is wrong.语篇解读：你知道复活岛的历史吗？岛上第一批定居者的新发现是什么呢？21The “sudden disaster” mentioned in the second paragraph refers to _.Athe rapid increase of the populationBthe construction of the Moai statuesCthe arrival of the Polynesian settlersDthe destruction of t

32、he Islands ecology解析：选D词义猜测题。由文章的第二段和第五段可知，灾难指的应该是由于砍伐树木引起水土流失，从而导致生态恶化而不适合人类生存。故答案选D项。22According to the text, Easter Island _.Areceived its first settlers from PolynesiaBhas a 2,000yearold historyChas been settled on by the PolynesiansDis a place belonging to the Dutch解析：选A细节理解题。文章第三段提到第一批到达的定居者是波

33、利尼西亚人，故答案选A项。23The text is mainly to tell readers _.Athe widely held view about the first settlers on Easter IslandBthe introduction of the first settlers on Easter IslandCthe new finding about the first settlers on Easter IslandDthe disaster that happened to the settlers on Easter Island解析：选C主旨大意题。

34、本文主要是关于复活岛的历史，但重点是告诉读者关于第一批定居者的新发现，旨在推翻原先人们普遍接受的观点。故答案选C项。BAt the beginning of the 20th century, America experienced great changes. Although most of the population lived in rural areas, people were moving to cities in record numbers. Electric trolley (电车) lines meant people were less dependent on ho

35、rses and feet. They could travel farther and faster and it was rather cheap. For 5 cents, people could get on an electric trolley in downtown New Haven or Memphis and ride to their homes in the suburbs.In the early part of the century, a new vehicle came to this world. At first cars were very expens

36、ive things, but thanks to mass production, they quickly became affordable. In 1900, Americans owned 8 thousand cars, and in 1920, 8 million. Cities and suburbs both spread out. For those with cars work and shopping were now just a short drive away.Outside of American cities, however, travel by road

37、was still difficult. It was rails and waterways that made it possible to move people and goods across long distances. Railroads were one of the nations largest businesses. They employed nearly 10 percent of all industrial workers. During World War ， business increased greatly. Trains carried over 90

38、 percent of wartime passengers and nearly all of the nations long distance freight (货物). After the war. however, as Americans fell behind the wheel in record numbers, railroads lost riders and concentrated on carrying freight.The nations rivers, lakes, and the oceans remained a major part of the US.

39、 transportation story. Millions of immigrants (移民) came to this country by ocean liner from Europe or Asia. Others crossed the oceans for business and pleasure.And an entirely new means of transportation was introduced in the early years of the 20th century. Airlines began offering regularly passeng

40、er flights in the late 1920s. But it was another 40 years before air travel would truly take off as a popular and affordable way to travel.语篇解读：本文主要介绍了二十世纪美国的交通工具。24In the early part of the 20th century, _.Aall Americans lived in rural areasBAmericans started moving towards citiesCenjoyed traveling

41、into the countrysideDAmericans enjoyed traveling long distances解析：选B细节理解题。由第一段“At the beginning of the 20th century .moving to cities in record numbers.”可知，二十世纪早期，美国人开始移居城市。25More and more Americans were able to pay for a car because _.Acars became mass producedBAmericans became richCAmericans trave

42、led a lotDAmericans lived in cities解析：选A细节理解题。由第二段“.cars were very expensive things, but thanks to mass production, they quickly became affordable.”可知，越来越多的美国人买得起汽车是因为汽车的批量生产。26According to Paragraph 3, what did most of the long distance traveling depend on?HorsesTrainsElectric trolleysShipsPlanesAB

43、C D解析：选B细节理解题。由第三段“It was rails and waterways .goods across long distances.”可知，远程的行进主要依靠火车和船只。27From the third paragraph we can infer that _.Amore and more people moved to America from other countriesBpeople traveled mainly by train in the early 20th centuryCrailways played an important role in the

44、Second World WarDAmericans found it difficult to travel around the world解析：选C推理判断题。由第三段“During World War ， .long distance freight.”可推知，铁路运输在二战期间起了很重要的作用。CChristopher Reeve (19522004) was an American actor, famous for his film character of Superman.Reeve was born in New York and received a Bachelors

45、degree of Arts in 1974, after which he was selected to study at the Juilliard School of Performing Arts.Reeve worked on the stage, as well as on the soap opera Love of Life, until he was selected to play the role of Superman in 1978. The film was a great success and inspired three sequels (续集). Iron

46、ically, this was the kind of part Reeve usually looked down upon. He was a stage actor at heart who preferred performing classical period plays and films that really required him to “act”. He_once_said,_“I_want_to_challenge_myself_in_my_roles,_not_run_around_on_the_screen_with_a_machine_gun.”In 1980

47、, Reeve starred in Somewhere in Time, a time travel romance. Although this film was not popular at the time it was released, it has since enjoyed a nationwide cult_following,_especially among college students in 1984. Reeve won critical cheers for his role as a 19th century southern lawyer in The Bo

48、stonians.On May 27, 1995, Reeve was paralysed (瘫痪) from the neck down after being thrown from his horse, and largely retired from the production of films after his paralysis. With his wife Dana, he opened the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Resource Center, devoted to teaching paralysed people

49、to live more independently.语篇解读：本文介绍了因在电影超人中扮演超人角色而闻名的美国演员克里斯托弗里夫。28According to the passage, we can get the conclusion that Love of Life _.Agained great successBchanged Reeves life completelyCis just a relaxation for most audienceDtalks about serious political problems解析：选C细节理解题。第三段第一句话提到Love of Li

50、fe是肥皂剧，故选C。29The underlined sentence in the third paragraph shows that Reeve _.Aenjoyed different kinds of roles related to high technologyBdid not like to play the role of Superman because of the dangerCwas an ambitious actorDwas a peaceloving man, who hates weapons and all the military actions解析：选

51、C细节理解题。由“not run around on the screen with a machine gun”可排除A；句中未提到与danger和peaceloving相关的信息，排除B、D；再结合“challenge myself in my roles”可知C项切题。30The words “cult following” in the fourth paragraph probably mean “_”Acrazy supportersBdetermined fightersCprime suspects Dbadtempered leaders解析：选A词义猜测题。although

52、表示让步关系，although所引导的从句提到影片上映之时反响并不好，则主句应传达正面的信息，即该影片有大批的追随者/爱好者/支持者，再结合四个选项的意思可知A项切题。31On May 27, 1995, Reeve _.Aacted out the role of a lawyer in The BostoniansBfell down during the horseriding and became paralysedCwon critical cheers for his performance in Somewhere in TimeDopened the Christopher a

53、nd Dana Reeve Paralysis Resource Center解析：选B细节理解题。根据文章最后一段的第一句可知选B。DInternet technology experts have been developing the network of computers and other electronic equipment ahead of the Olympic Games that start in August, 2016.Small sporting events are being used to conduct test runs of the system.

54、The goal is to deliver results from 144 sports gyms, helping competitors and judges settle possible arguments, and enable millions of sports fans around the world to gain the information about the events.“So we are having a great amount of work testing the equipment. All of the optical fiber (光纤) ne

55、tworks leave the lab from here to there and back，” said Gustavo Nascimento, the Rio Olympics sports gyms design manager.A network of synchronized (同步的) cameras will be connected by highspeed optical fiber to memory banks in the Technical Operations Center, where 500 Internet technology workers will

56、work at more than 180 positions. Many of them will be monitoring (监测) the security of the official websites. “We are_subjected_to different kinds of network attacks frequently，” said Gustavo Nascimento. “So we have a team monitoring here making sure nothing happens to our systems and that theyre kept safe.”This year, for the first time, the whole system will be cloudbased, which means that possible breakdowns (故障) of individual computers will have no influence on the systems speed.Another protection: The center in Rio will be supported remotely (远程地) by the new Technical Technol