外研社高一英语必修3第1-2模块测试题.doc

1、外研社高一英语必修三（MODULEL-MODULE2 ）检测题第一节 语法和词汇知识（共 15小题；每小题 1分，满分15 分）21. It is pleasant surprise to learn that Mary is great success as a writer.A. a; a B. /; /C. a; /D. /; a22. The young man tried to live by writing, but it did not provide agood enough.A. money B. value C. billD. income23. The number of

2、 private cars in urban areas should be limitedthe number of public buses should be increased.A. when B. while C. unless D. until24. What would you give me my recorder?My MP4. OK?A. in exchange forB. in case ofC. in search forD. in honour of25. I tried to persuade Tom to give up that foolish idea,he

3、said he wanted to have a try.A. besides B. otherwise C. however D. but26. China is a country now, but I'm sure she will becomea and powerful country in the near future.A. developing; developing B. developed; developedC. developing; developed D. developed; developing27. If you intend to fulfill y

4、our ambition, you must work hard,make every and get prepared.A. progress B. energy C. effort D. possibility28. Mr Smith worked day and night, he found it difficultto make enough money to support such a large family.A. Since B. Although C. Once D. If29. . is known to all that he can't answer theq

5、uestion he found the money.A. As; how B. That; why C. What; where D. It; when30. In the middle of the square a big fountain.A. did stand B. does stand C. stands D. standing31. I graduated from college twenty years ago and I asan English teacher in this middle school ever since.A. worked B. have been

6、 working C. had worked D. was working32. _ ability and experience, he can't be compared with you.A. In terms of B. In case of B. In favour of D. In face of33. We each two hands. I mean, each of us theability to make a living by ourselves.A. have; has B. have; have C. has; has D. has; have34. If

7、you insist on my doing that, you 5 re putting me in a ratherdifficult. You know, David is my good friend.A. step B. location C. case D. position35. The little boy sat to his father and listened withgreat interest.A.close;close B.closely;close C.close;closely D.closely;closely第二节完形填空（共 20小题；每小题1.5分，满

8、分30分）Barbara who was a nurse was driving her six-year-old son, Benjamin, to his piano lesson. "Mom, look!, Ben suddenly cried. Just ahead, a car had lost 36 on the icy road, and then 37_ sideways into a telephone pole.Barbara was frightened, but she wanted to help those 38 people in the car. Th

9、en she paused. What about Ben? Was it 39 to leave him alone? What if their 40 was hit from behind? For a brief moment Barbara considered going on her way. Someone else was 41 to come along. But the situation was worse than she'd feared. 42 girls of high school age were in the car. One was alread

10、y 43 . The other, however, was still breathing. Thinking she might save her life, she asked Ben to stay in the car and rushed to the crashed car and 44 applied pressure to the 45_ in the teenager's head.Then a trucker 46 and called for help on his cellphone. A few moments later, rescue workers a

11、rrived."Good job," one rescuer said as he 47 the girFs wounds. "You probably saved her life, ma,am.A,But as Barbara walked 48 to her car, a feeling of sadness overwhelmed her, especially for the 49_of the girl who had died. Slowly Barbara opened her car door. What should she tell Benj

12、amin? Could she tell him that a girl had died?“Mom, did you50 it?" Benjamin whispered when she got in."See what, honey?, she asked.Ben said, “ The angel, Mom! He camefrom the sky while you were running to the car. He_52 the door and took that girl out." Barbara was encouraged by Ben&#

13、39;s story, and was able to 53 the family of the victims. They expressed their gratitude for the help she had 54 . Barbara was able to give them something more than _55 vision.36. A. tiresB.C. brakeD. control37. A. tookBirection crashedC. exploredD. broke38. A. dyingB. sadC. unfortunateD.angry39. A.

14、 safeB.C. luckyD. bad40. A. endBorrectC. lightD. car41.A. sureBggooeC. insaneD.unhappy42. A.B. TwoC. OneD. FourThree43. A. aliveB.deadC. injuredD. damaged44. A.'B.C. quicklyD. fast45reAuatBlowlyC. burnD. blood46. A. pulled upwoundked up C. pickedD. pulled4ut a.B. tiedC. fastenedoutlookedexamined

15、B. leftC. backD. right瞰rdB. boyfriend C. familyD.50rtAehearB. feelC. believemother D. see51. A. upB. toC. backD. down52. A. tom B.broke C.openedD. kicked53. A. meet B. love C. 1face D. pity54. A. wantedB.asked C. sacrificedD. provided55. A. the rescuer's B. Ben's C. the angeFs D. the girFs第三

16、部分 阅读理解（共2 0小题；每小题2分，满分4 0分）I was living in Seattle and driving a school bus to make a living twenty years ago. As a young woman, I had a lot of experience and a Master's degree, but I had to do such a job. I had been through five interviews with a company and one day they called to say I hadn&#

17、39;t got the job.Later that afternoon, while driving in a quiet neighborhood, I thought, "Why has my life become so hard?"“ Help me. Give me a sign to help me out," I requested in my heart. Immediately after that, I stopped the bus to drop off a little girl. As she passed, she handed

18、me an earring （耳环） she had just picked up, saying I should keep it in case somebody asked for it. On the earring was printed "BE HAPPY,'It hit me. I had been putting all of my energies into what was wrong with my life rather than what was right! I decided to make a list of fifty things I wa

19、s grateful for.At first it was hard, but then it got easier. One day I decided to up it to seventy-five. That night there was a phone call for me from a lady who was a manager at a large hospital. The next day, I went to the hospital and everything went very well and the hospital workers liked the a

20、dvice I gave them on stress management. I then spent the next year leading training workshops all around Seattle. I finally succeeded.Incidentally, the day after I found the earring, the girl asked me if anyone had claimed it. I told her no and she said, "I guess it was meant for you then."

21、;"The only attitude is gratitude" has been my motto for years now and it has completely changed my life.56. What did the writer think of her job as a school bus driver?A. It was the best job that she could find.B. She thought she couldn't do it well.C. She didn't feel satisfied wit

22、h this job.D. It was the worst job in the whole world.57. The words on the earring helped the writer realize that.A. many people were living a worse life than she was B. she was not as useless as she had thought C. it was foolish of her to care so much about her job D. she couldn't succeed if sh

23、e always focused on bad things 58. What played the most important role in the writer's success? A. The magical earring.B. The little girFs kindness.C. The positive attitude towards life. D. The writer's experience.Make sure you don't miss Australia's largest and most exciting kite-fl

24、ying festival this year, which promises to be a great day out for the whole family. The skies will come alive with hundreds of kites of all shapes and sizes from local and international kite makers and fliers.It's not just the experts who can fly their kites come down making workshops.Then there

25、5 s the multicultural entertainment program in the Pavilion Courtyard Amphitheatre of great music, dance and performance. The headline act this year is Rastawookie. Their music is a fusion （结合） of many different styles from South America, the Caribbean and western countries. There will also be free

26、music and dance workshops, so why not try your hand at one of these? For the children there will be additional rides, face painting, jugglers （变戏法者）， stilt （高跷） walkers, and clowns. After all these activities, you probably can't wait to eat. Choose from one of our fabulous multicultural food sta

27、lls offering food and drinks from all over the world or for something simpler nothing could be better than a good old-fashioned sausage!There5s so much to do and so much to see, so if you're up for a great day, then the only place to be on Sunday, September 9th is down at Bondi Beach for Sydney&

28、#39;s most exciting fun and family-friendly festival.59. According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?A. The kite-flying festival is the largest festival in the world.B. The majority of visitors are people out of Australia.C. The kite-flying festival only reflects the culture

29、of Australia.D. Not only professional kite makers and fliers attend this festival. 60. What is the most important part of the entertainment program during the festival this year?A. Tricks for children. B. Various styles of dance.C. Rastawokie's music. D. Shows preformed by visitors.61. During th

30、e festival, the author recommends all the following places to go EXCEPT.A. music and dance workshops B. parks for children C. kite-making workshopsD. food stalls62. According to the passage, the kite-flying festival is suitable forand fly your own. If you don't have a kite, you can buy one from

31、one of the stalls in the park, or better still, make one at one of our kite-A. the whole family who want to spend a day out B. lovers who want to have a quiet day of their own C. the elderly who want to take a walk D. travelers who like adventureGeorge Walton Lucas Jr. was bom on May 14, 1944, in Mo

32、desto, California. His father was a stationery store owner and the family lived a peaceful suburban life. During his late teens Lucas was crazy about drag car racing. He planned to become a professional race car driver. However, a terrible car accident happened just after his high school graduation

33、and ended his dream forever.So Lucas attended the University of Southern California J s film school. As a student at USC, he made a short film called T HX 1138:4EB which won first prize at the 1967-68 National Student Film Festival and led him to become an assistant to Francis Ford Coppola at Warner

34、 Bros. Studios. Coppola took an interest in Lucas's potential and in discovering new talent, and he persuaded Warner Bros, to finance a normal length film of Lucas's experimental effort. In 1973, Lucas wrote and directed the semi- autobiographical （半自传性）American Graffiti which won the Golden

35、 Globe and got five Academy Award nominations（提名）Its success gave Lucas the economic resources to begin an even bigger project. Lucas spent the next four years working hard on the first in a series of science fiction movies Star Wars. It was one of the first movies to take advantage of the advances

36、in special-effects technologies.Today, with the second Star Wars trilogy （三音 K 曲）setting box office records, George Lucas remains one of the most popular filmmakers of all time. Revenge of the Sixth exceeded all former box office records for a single day, for opening day, and for first weekend, and

37、took in an estimated $303.2 million worldwide in its first four days.63. George Walton Lucas became a filmmaker instead of a race car driver because.A. he had a terrible car accident B. he attended a film schoolC. he liked films much more D. his father didn't like cars 64. According to the passa

38、ge, the success of American Graffiti helped Lucas.A. get a job at Warner Bros. StudiosB. know how to direct a much longer filmC. get enough money to produce Star WarsD. get wide recognition from many film companies 65. According to the passage, we can know that.A. Lucas's father made a living by

39、 selling all kinds of carsB. Lucas spent four years making the Star Wars' seriesC. Star Wars was the product of Lucas' s first experimental effort D. Coppola helped Lucas get a chance to make a normal lengthA. Lucas's dream to be a filmmaker.The great success of film Lucas s Star Wars.66

40、. What is the passage mainly about?C. Lucas's successful experiences.D. A brief introduction to George Walton Lucas Jr.DNearly one billion of the world' s people do not have an u adequate （足够的） "supply of water, and most of these people are in the world'sdeveloping nations. The lack

41、 of water services is the cause of much disease and illness in the developing nations. Increased demand and greater use of water （caused by population increases） often create the need for extra water treatment because water from new source areas tends to be of lower quality. Water services would be

42、improved if the construction of facilities （设施）were not so costly.Water pollution in the developing nations is sometimes caused by overuse of fertilizers and a general lack of pollution prevention laws. Access to good wastewater treatment facilities in these countries is very limited. As a result, w

43、ater bodies in the developing nations are often open to human and animal waste products. Besides, the waste chemicals of factories are also poured into these water bodies.In the developing nations, floods account for about 40 percent of all deaths caused by natural disasters. For example, 3.7 millio

44、n people were killed in a 1931 flood on China' s Yangtze River. However, floods also carry sediment （沉积物） and nutrients into flood plains. This natural process is important for agricultural production. Programs for flood management should consider and find a way to balance the harmful and benefi

45、cial aspects of floods.Throughout the developing countries, deforestation （滥伐森林）isbeing caused by a combination of overpopulation, improper land use practices, and a lack of environmental laws. Soil erosion （侵蚀） is a natural process, but deforestation and other human activities have led to a five ti

46、mes increase in the average levels of sediment carried in the world's rivers. Too much sediment in rivers can damage ecosystems and fisheries, affecting the people who directly depend on them.67. Why is it hard to improve water resources in developing countries?A. Because water from new source a

47、reas is of low quality.B. Because the population in these countries increases very fast.C. Because they can't afford the high cost of building facilities.D. Because they have to deal with more serious problems.68. Which of the following is NOT a cause of water pollution in developing countries?A

48、. Pollution caused by industrial chemicals.B. Pollution caused by human waste.C. Farmers5 using too much fertilizer.A. Of the natural disasters, floods happen most often.B. Floods do both harm and good to human beings.D. The breaking of pollution prevention laws.What can we learn fromqhe'hhlrgge

49、sa raodraphh?an history happened in China.D. No agriculture production can go on after a flood happens.70. The main reason for the increased sediment in the world's rivers is.A. floodsB. damage from animalsC. human activities D. soil erosion71. What does the passage mainly talk about?A. Some pro

50、blems of water resources in developing countries.B. The importance of water treatment.C. Water pollution in developing countries.D. The help that developing countries need to protect environment.EWhen I decided to apply for a summer job, I was a freshman. After several attempts, I got an interview w

51、ith Dave Hensley, a manager in the games department at Cedar Point Amusement Park. I was a very shy and quiet boy, but I put aside my shy nature for the interview, and was as outgoing as I knew how to be. Apparently it worked. I was informed （通矢口） to go to the park the next day. However, when I arri

52、ved, Dave told me he was assigning（分派）me to be a guesser. That position required standing all alone, speaking to thousands of people over a microphone. I never dreamed Dave would assign me to that position.Dave must have sensed my fear as he said, "Don't worry. I'm sure you511 do fine.&

53、quot; Then he took me to the Guessing Game location in an area of the park. Along the way, Dave talked to me, trying to improve my confidence. He told me to just relax and be myself, and then the microphone was put into my hand.My mind was disorderly, but I knew I wanted to work at Cedar Point, and

54、that desire meant I had to make it. After thirty minutes, Dave took the microphone and gave it to another guesser. He turned to me and said, "Well, at least you're not afraid of the microphone ! ,5 Thanks to Dave's trust and encouragement, I went on to become a very successful guesser.

55、His support in helping me overcome that fear improved my life in more ways than Dave could ever imagine.In that same spirit, I successfully completed my Master's degree in electrical engineering which I had once wanted to give up.72. In order to get the job, the author.A. had to have several int

56、erviews with Dave Hensley B. often went to the amusement park at Cedar Point C. let the manager know he was a very shy and quiet person D. made the manager believe he was good at dealing with strangers 73. Right after the author heard that his position was a guesser, he was.A. excited B. afraid C. h

57、appy D. regretful74. After reading the whole passage, we can infer that the authorC. could learn new things very quicklyD. wanted to be a person like Dave Hensley75. By writing about his own experience, the author wants to tell usA. how to be a successful guesser as a freshmanB. how to be a popular

58、person in a companyC. the importance of trust and encouragementD. the importance of having a good manager第四部分写作（共三节，满分 5 0分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）As a baby, I was adopted with two loving people, who 76.were willing take me into their home. They became not 77.only my parents, but also my best friend. As I was 78. growing up, I learned that my birth mother is very young 79.when she had me and wasn't able to take care me. I 80. understood butdidn't hate her. After all, I ended up with 81.two people whom loved each other very much, and also loved