2020届高考总复习跟踪测评Module4《ASocialSurvey-MyNeighbourhood》外研版必修1

1、2020;2020届高考总复习跟踪测评外研版：必修1 Module4A SocialSurvey-My Neighbourhood i.语音知识从A B C D四个选项中，找出其音标与所给单词的读音相同的选项。1. fortu nate A.f ?： ?neit B.'f ?： ?n?t 1C.f ?： tjuneit1 D.'f ?： trun ?t 12. nu isa neeA.'nuis ?ns B.'n?sns 1C.'nju : snsD.'njus ?ns13. gorgeous A.g ?： ?s 1B.?： ?s 1C.'

2、;g ?： g?s1D.'?： g?s 14. architecture A.'a： ?tek ?1B.'a： ?tik 1?1C.1a： ki ' tek ?D.'a： kitek 1?15. occupati on A.? kju ' p?iB.1?kju ' pei 01C.?' kju : pei ?1D.1?kju ' pei ?11n.单词拼写statio n?1. I ' m sorry to b you, but can you direct me to the railway2. It takes

3、 me a long time to find eno ugh space to p my car there.3. My brother goes to the l school while I go to a school in ano ther provin ce.4. Qin gdao is so a that every year a lot of foreig n tourists come for holidays.5. I ' m s . Get me something to eat please.川.辨析填空A. put up/set up/build/fo und

4、1. They have permissi on to 200 new houses.2. The P eople ' s Republic of China wason October 1, 1949.3. A new theatre has bee n where there used to be a temple.4. The government has aworking party to look into the problem of drugabuse.B. for example/such as1.1 have visited several large cities

5、in America New York, Chicagoand Bost on.2. Many great people rose from poor backgro und, Lincoln and Edis on,3. Some stude nts, , John, live in this n eighbourhood.4. That sum of money is to cover costs travel and accommodation.C. alive/live/livi ng/lively/lovely1. He is probably the best known arch

6、itect.2. The girl ' s rosy cheeks made her look very.3. Millio ns of animals are shipped around the world each year.4. The discussion camewhen an interesting topic was brought in.5. The teacher has a strange way of making his lessonsandinteresting.IV .用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空1. You don ' t need to de

7、scribe her. I(meet) her several times.2. I (receive) no reply from her so far.3. It (be) six years since they (get) married.4. This is the third time I (visit) Hong Kong. The second time I(come) here was on Christmas Day last year.5. With the help of high tech no logy,more and more new substa nces(d

8、iscover) in the past years.V .翻译句子1. 到现在为止我们已经开办了两家新的医院。(up to now)2. 这是我第三次告诉你不要把手机带到课堂上来。(This/lt is the third time that .)3. 在动物园里，孩子们不允许接近那些看似安全的动物。(approach)4. 这位美国学生教我学英语来交换学汉语。(in exchange for)H5. 猪肉的价格已经上涨了，但是我不知道是否会保持下去。(go up; rema in )W.语法和词汇知识从每小题的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1. When you

9、visited Mount Tai for the first time, how did you find it?A. It looked very goodB. It was very coolC. It was very fasci nati ngD. It was very well2. That newly-built park for children was so attractive that pare nts with their childre n crowded intoit.A. a great manyB. a lotC. a good deal ofD. a lar

10、ge amount of3. With the help of huma n bei n gs, birdsan extremely cold win ter, eve n though they did n' t store eno ugh food.A. suffered B. lived C. bore D. survived4. This is the third time that Ding Jun hui the sno oker champi on ship.A. had won B. won C. has won D. wins5. The preside nt was

11、 going to have new clothes silk for the ope ningcerem ony.A. made up of B. made intoC. made from D. made of6. Maggie is to find a job she loves and, what s more, she gets well paid for it.A. professi onal B. gorgeousC. fortun ateD. fasci nat ing7. , many famous big compa nies in the world have set u

12、p their own branch compa nies in China.A. By far B. As far C. To now D. So far8. Aren' t you going to buy that car? Itis moder n and comfortable.Yes, it is. But I can ' t such an expensive car now.A. afford B. provideC. supply D. offer9. Lily has bee n in Irela nd for three years. Have you m

13、ade with her?A. i nformatio n B. touchC. con tact D. words10. The man by the noise outside the classroom decided to stop reading to have a look at what was happe ning.A. bothered B. botheri ngC. to be bothered D. being botheredVD .阅读理解阅读下列短文，从每小题后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Imagine you ' re at a part

14、y full of strangers. You're nervous. Who arethese people? How do you start a conversation? Fortunately,you' ve got athing that sends out en ergy at tiny chips in every one's n ame tag ( 标签).The chips send back name, job, hobbies, andthetime available formeeti ng-whatever. Mak ing new fri

15、e nds becomes simple.This hasn ' t quite happened in real life. But the world is alreadyexperie ncing a revoluti on using RFID tech no logy.An RFID tag with a tiny chip can be fixed in a product, under your pet' s skin, even under your own skin. Passive RFID tags have no energy source-batter

16、ies because they do not need it. The energy comesfrom the reader, a sca nning device, that sends out en ergy (for example, radio waves) that starts up the tag immediately.Such a tag carries informationspecific to that object, and the data canbe updated. Already, RFID tech no logy is used for recog n

17、izing each car or truck on the road and it might appear in your passport. Doctors can put a tiny chip under the skin that will help locate and obtain a patient ' s medical records. At a nightclub in Paris or in New York the same chip gets you into the VIP (very importa nt pers on) sect ion and p

18、ays for the bill with the wave of an arm.Take a step back:10 or 12 years ago, you would have heard about the coming age of computi ng. One example always seemed to surface: Your refrigerator would know whe n you n eeded to buy more milk. The con cept was that computer chips could be put everywhere a

19、nd send in formati on in a smart n etwork that would make ordinary life simpler.RFID tags are a small part of this phe nomenon.“ The world is going tobe a loosely coupled set of in dividualsmall devices, conn ected wirelessly, ”predicts Dr.J.Reich. Huma n right supporters are n ervous about the poss

20、ibilities of such tech no logy. It goes too far track ing school kids through RFID tags, they say. Weimagine a world in which a beer companycould find out not onlywhen you bought a beer but also when you drank it. And howmany beers. Accompa nied by how many biscuits. Whe n Marc oni inven ted radio,

21、he thought it would be used for ship-to-shorecom muni cati on. Not for pop music.Who knows how RFID and related tech no logies will be used in the future.Here' s a wild guess: Not for buying milk.1. The article is inten ded to .A. warn people of the possible risks in adopt ing RFID tech no logyB

22、. expla in the ben efits brought about by RFID tech no logyC. convince people of the uses of RFID tech no logyD. predict the applicati ons of RFID tech no logy2. We know from the passage that with the help of RFID tags, people .A. will have no trouble gett ing data about othersB. will have more en e

23、rgy for conv ersati onC. will have more time to make frie ndsD. won' t feel shy at parties any Ion ger3. Passive RFID tags chiefly con sist of .A. sca nning devices B. radio wavesC. batteries D. chips4. Why are some people worried about RFID tech no logy?A. Because childre n will be tracked by s

24、tra ngers.B. Because market competiti on will become more fierce.C. Because their private lives will be greatly affected.D. Because customers will be forced to buy more products.5. The last paragraph implies that RFID tech no logy.A. will not be used for such matters as buying milkB. will be widely

25、used, including for buying milkC. will be limited to com muni cati on usesD. will probably be used for pop musicVffl.任务型阅读根据短文内容，从下框的A F选项中选出能概括每一段的主题最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。1.Many childre n and tee nagers spe nd large amounts of time play ing game.Most of the games have becomevery complicated and realisti

26、c. And while some of them have educational content and promote learning, problem solving and help with the development of motor skills, others emphasize negative themes and promote killing, fighting, criminal behavior and violence in general.2.There is grow ing research on the effects of video games

27、 on childre n.Numerousstudies show that video games, especially ones with violent content, maketeens more aggressive. Children exposed to violence can becomeaddicted to the horror of viole nce by imitat ing the viole nce they see, and show ing more aggressive behavior themselves. Somechildren accept

28、 violence as a way to cope with their own problems. Studies have also shown that the more realistic is the exposure to violence, the more impressed children are. Also, childre nwith emoti on al,behavioral and lear ningproblems may be morein flue need by viole nt images. Play ing video games may in c

29、rease aggressivebehavior because viole nee is con sidered an effective teach ing method instre ngthe ning lear ning patter ns.3.Childre n and tee ns who become overly invo Ived with video games, and,therefore,spend large amounts of time playing these games can createproblems, such as poor social ski

30、lls, time absent from home, lower grades at school, less reading less exercising and becoming overweight, aggressive thoughts, behaviors and so on.4.Pare nts are resp on sible for hep ing their childre n in choos ing books toread, toys to play with, TV programs and movies to watch, which are appropr

31、iate for each particular child. Entertainment materials should be fun, en gag ing, excit ing and educati ng. Pare nts should have a good kno wledge and understanding of each child so that they can assist them in selecting appropriate lear ning materials. Pare nts should inv est more of their time pl

32、aying the games with their children, as well as talking with them about their impressi ons, thoughts and feeli ngs related to the play ing game. They can also engage in a discussion of great values that mayguide the child down a safe road and lead to the developme nt of a moral character.5.In additi

33、 on, effective measures should be take n by the gover nment. Allthe cyber houses should be supervised and in spected regularly. Althoughteenagers under 18 years are forbidden to enter cyber house by law, yet many cyber owners shut their eyes to it and keep allowing teenagers to play games there. In

34、view of present situation, whoever breaks the law and continues to lure tee nagers tocyber houses should be puni shed, fined or eve n accusedby law. Mean while, the product ion and sales of video games should also bestrictly con trolled by the gover nment. Any video games concerning viole neeand sex

35、 should not be admitted to markets. Only in this way can we providea pure and safe grow ing en vir onment for our n ext gen eratio n.A. The measures should the government take to protectteenagers fromun healthy video games.B. The harm and con seque nee caused by the video games to tee nagers.C. Not

36、all the video games are safe and ben eficial to tee nagers.D. Many childre n and tee nagers spe nd much time play ing video games.E. Studies shows video games with viole nee have bad in flue nee on tee nagers.F. What parents should do to prevent teenagers from playing unhealthy video games.参考答案基础操练1

37、. 1-5.B C A D Bn . 1. bother 2. park 3. local 4. attractive 5. starving川.A. 1. build 2. founded 3. put up 4. set upB. 1. such as 2. for example 3. for example 4. such asC. 1. livi ng 2. lovely 3. live 4.alive 5. livelyIV. 1. have met 2. have r eceived 3. has bee n/is; got 4. have visited; came5. hav

38、e bee n discoveredV . 1. We have started two new hospitals up to now.2. This/It is the third time I have told you not to bring your cellph oneinto the class.3. I n the zoo, childre n are not allowed to approach those an imals which look safe.4. The American student gave meEnglish lessons in exchange

39、 for Chinese less ons.5. The price of pork has gone up, but I doubt whether it will rema in so. 提升练习W . 1.解析：选Co考查交际用语。A项为汉语式英语，不符合英语习惯；B项意为 “它很酷”，一般不用来修饰风景；D项说法是错误的。C项符合语境，故答案为Co2. 解析:选A。考查短语辨析。句中的被修饰词是parents,四个选项中修饰可数名 词的只有a great many。C D两项修饰不可数名词；a lot不修饰名词，修饰名词 时后需加of ,故答案为Ao3. 解析:选D。考查动词词义辨析。句意为：在人类的帮助下，鸟儿们度过了一个极其寒冷的冬季，尽管它们自己没有储存足够的食物。suffer遭受损失、伤害、损害或惩罚；live生存；bear忍受；survive幸存，艰难渡过，符合句意。故答案为Do4. 解析：选 C。考查时态。“ This is the first/second/thirdtime + th