英语外研版单元测试book2 module

Module1单元测试题（外研版 一、单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)—Doyou sweetYes,butI’m dietA.a; B.\; C.\; D.a;Takeplentyofexerciseevery you efatterandA. B. C. D.—There likewalkingasameansofkeeYou’vegotthatA. B. C. D.—Howaboutthegreat!IloveA. B. C. D.—HisbodytemperatureisaboutWell, .Hedoesn’thaveaA. B. C. D.It’squitenearfromheretotherailwaystation.It’sonlyabout A.five- B.five-minutesC.five D.five—Listen,someoneisknockingatthe A.willanswerB.shouldanswerC. D.have—I’d somewine,ifyoudon’tNotatall,anythingyouA.to B. C. D.Thedresscostme$100,butIhavebeentoldthatitisworthhalfthe A.at B.in C.at D.atAstheproverbgoes,“Ajourneyofathousandwithasinglestep”.Everydayisanewday.A.are B.is C. D.Thedarkcloudsaregatheringandhanginglowerandlower. .Let’sgohomeatA.is B.isgoingtoC. D. I’vesaid,youcanseeI’manoutgoingboy,andIlikemakingA. B. C. D.“Ishalltakeyouwhereveryoulikeassoonasyouare travel,”promisedtheboy’sA.wellenough B.enoughwellC.wellto D.enoughtoGaoXiaosongbecamethefirstfamous afterdrinkingandbeputinA.to B.drov C. D.having—Bobhurthislegwhileying.Let’sgoandseehimafterA.Thatcouldn’tbe B.Well,I’mC. D.二、完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分ThroughmyschoolyearsIneverimaginedfallinginlove.Iwantedtostay16justwatchingmyfriendsgetmistreated()bytheir17allthetime.Inmy18yearjustturning17,mybestfrienddecidedtosetmeupwithastranger19known.Iwasreallyluckytoeven20ittothecebecausemyparentswere21withmeatthetime.Sowemetandnotevena22tosay.Iwasn’ttooexcited.Iwastotallynervous.AtthetimeIknewtherewassomethinginhimI23.Icouldn’tunderstandthatfeelinginside24mehewastheone.Mysenioryearafterschoolendedandhehadto25theMarines(陆战队)andhadtogotoOhio.Webothhaddecidedtoendourrelationship26wedidn’tthinkitworksfromfardistance.Itwasallover.Onmy20birthdaytherewasa27onthemailformeanditcamefrom28withhisnameonit.Ithadtakenhimalongtimeto29meandhefinallymadeit.Afterthatdayhe30hewouldneverletmegoagain.Todayhe’smy31,mybestfriend,andmyhero.Withinamillionawayfromme,hehas32hispromise.Ilovehimwithallmy33andI’mherewaiting.Hehasbeendeployed(调度)overseasfor8monthsandweonly34bye-mailandsometimescallsonthe35.Todayand ingdayIwakeupwithasjustwaitingforhimtobackhome16.A.B.C.D.17.A.B.C.D.18.A.B.C.D.19.A.nB.C.D.20.A.B.C.D.21.A.B.C.D.22.A.B.C.D.23.A.B.C.D.24.A.B.C.D.A.leave B.take C.serve D.workA. 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D.三、阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分AResearcherssaybedtimerulesmayimproveachild’sdevelopment.Anewstudyfoundbetterresultsinfour-year-oldswhogotobedaroundthesametimeeverynightandsleepatleastelevenhours.Gettinglessthanthatledtolowerabilitiesinlanguage,readingandearlymathskills.Researchersstudiedabouteightthousandchildrenwhoseparentstookpartintheresearchonearlychildhood.TheparentsansweredquestionsbyephoneatninemonthsandagainatfourResearcherErikaGayloraskedparentstofollowroutines(惯例)likereadingbooksorstoriestotheirchildren.Childrenwhogotobedafternineo’clocktooklongertofallasleepandsleptless.Childrenalsogotlesssleepiftheydidnothavebedtimeroutines.Aseparatestudyfoundthatmoresleepmayevenmake runfaster.Thestudywas—sevenyersintheStanfordUniversityfootballteam.Forthestudy,theyaimedfor(争取)atleasttenhoursofsleepeachnightduringtheseason.Afterseventoeightweeksofmoresleep,yersranfasterinshorttrainingraces.TheyalsofeltlesssleepyduringtheStanfordsleepresearcherCheriMahsayssleepshouldbepartofayer’strainingprogram.Thisissomeofheradvice:Adultsshouldtrytogetseventoeighthoursofsleepanight.Teenagersandyoungadultsshouldaimforninehoursormore.Gotobedandwakeupatthesametimeeveryday.Andtakebriefnapsduringthedaytogetmoresleep.WhatdoesErikaGaylorthinkcanhelpchildrenfallTalkingwith C.Askingdoctorsfor D.GoingtobedafternineTheunderlined“that”inthefirstparagraphrefersto abedtime B.afour-year-oldC.a D.elevenhours’From paragraphwecanlearn footballyersneedmoresleepthanyersareeasilyinjurediftheydon’tsleeptoomuchtrainingcanmakeyersfeelenoughsleepcanmakeyersdowellinWhatistheresearcherCheriMah’sWe’dbetternottakenapsduringtheTeenagersshouldgetupWe’dbetterwakeupatthesametimeeveryAdultsshouldsleepatleasteighthoursaBAsoldier,whowasfinallycominghomeafterhavingfoughtinVietnam,calledhisparentsfromSanFrancisco.“MomandDad,I’mcominghome,butI’veafavortoask.IhaveafriendwhomI’dliketobringhomewithme.”“Sure,”theyreplied,“we’dlovetomeet“There’ssomethingyoushouldknow,”theson .“Hewashurtprettybadlyinthefighting.Hesteppedonalandmine()andlostanarmandaleg.Hehasnowhereelsetogo,andIwanthimtolivewithus.”“No,MomandDad,Iwanthimtolivewithus.”wouldbeaterribleburdenonus.Wehaveourownlivestolive,andwecan’tletsomethinglikethisdisturbourlives.Ithinkyoushouldjustcomehomeandforgetaboutthisguy.He’llfindawaytoliveonhisown.”Atthatpoint,thesonhungupthephone.Theparentsheardnothingmorefromhim.Afewdayslater,however,theyreceivedacallfromtheSanFrancisco.Theyweretoldtheirsonhaddiedafterfallingfromabuilding.Thebelievedhekilledhimself.onearmandoneleg.Thesoldiercalledhisparents askhisparentstoallowhisfriendtolivewithfindoutifhisparentswouldaccepthimasahandicappedlthemtocometoSanFranciscotoidentifyhisdeadletthemknowhelovedthemfromthebottomofhisTheparentswouldn’taccepttheirson’sfriend theyweretoocold-heartedtoshowlovetotheyhatedamanwhohadlostanypartofhistheydidn’twantany tolivewiththeythoughthisfriendwouldmaketheir fortWhichofthefollowingstatementsisThesoldierandhisfriendbothlostanarmandaThemadeamistakeabouttheidentityofthedeadTheparentswereregretfulwhentheyfoundthedeadTheparentslivedsomewherenotveryfarawayfromSanItcanbeinferredfromthetext the ernmentshouldnotstarttheVietnamnobodyintheUSAacceptshandicappedthesoldierfeltdisappointedathisparents’wordsontheGodhelpsthosewhohelpCItisagreentreeatalltimesoftheyear.Butitbearsfruitintheheightofsummer.Thehotteritis,thesweeterit es.Anditseemsthatwecannothaveenoughofthisnicefruit,fortherearealmost1,000varieties(种类)ofthiskingoffruitaroundtheworld.Itcouldberound,longorthin.Itcouldbered,yelloworevenleafgreen.ItcouldbeassmallaneggorasbigasaIfsomeoneweretoaskyouabout’sgreatachievements,youcouldconfidentlysay,theThenamecomesfromman-kay,whichchangedtomanga.ThepeoplewhogaveitthenamemangowerethePortuguese(葡萄牙人).Theyfirstcameto,about500yearsago.Astheysettleddownin,theydiscoveredthemango.Theyseemedtowantmoreofitsotheystartedexperimentingwithnewvarieties—thefamousAlphonsoweenjoytodayistheresultoftheirhardImagine,whilenshavebeentalkingexcitedlyaboutitfor3,000years,theWesternworldhashaditforonly300years!Buthowdoweknownshaveenjoyeditfor3,000years?Simple,theywereexcitedenoughtoactuallywriteaboutitsgoodqualitiesinbooks.Notinanyotherbook,buttheUpanishad.Itwasmentionedbydifferentnamessuchasamra,chuthaandsahakara.Fromancienttimes,severalqualitieshavebeenattached(附加)tothemango.Inmanyparts,mangoleavesareputupatthefrontdoor.It’sabeliefthattheyhavethepowertomakewishescometrue.Thoughthemangohas eahouseholdfruit,itswildcousinscanstillbefoundinthenorth-easternpartof. A. B.man- C. D.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthemangoisC.Ithasspreadallovertheworld.D.Itisthekingin Theunderlinedword“Alphonso”inParagraph4refers A.a B.aC.afamous D.akindofInmanypartsof,themangoisconsideredtobeasign A. B. C.good D.DTherearealotoffestivalscelebratedallovertheworld.Theyallhavesomemeaningsandreasonsbehindthecelebrations.Pongalisoneofthetraditionalnfestivals.Pongalisknownasaharvestfestival,celebratedinthestateTamilnaduof.ItcomesinthemidofJanuary,thedayonwhichisthestartingofthenewmonth“Thai”ofTamilpeople.Itiscalleddifferentnamesindifferentstatesof.Inmyce,itiscelebratedforfourdays.ThefirstdayiscalledBhogipongal,whichmeansremovingallolditemsfromyourhouseholdandentryofnewitems.Themeaningbehindisremovalofyourbadthoughtsandentryofgoodthoughtsinsideyou.Theseconddayistheactualmaindayofthecelebration.Itistheharvestfestival,especiallycelebratedbyfarmers.ItiscomparedtothethanksgivingdayofWesterncountries.Onthatday,peoplewillwearnewdressandcooklotsofvegetabledishes,whichareharvestednewly.ThemaindishisthePONGAL”,asweetdishwhichispreparedinamudpot,anddedicated(奉献)toSunGOD,asheisthesourceofenergytothisentireworld.Thethirddayofpongalis“MattuPongal”,whichisadayforcattlethatservesthefarmerstoachievetheharvest.Thefinaldayis“Kannumpongal”.Onthisday,peoplewillvisittheirrelativesandgreeteachother.Throughoutthefestival,peoplewilldecoratetheirhouseswithbeautifulpaintingscalledThebiggestcelebrationduringPongaltakesce thefirst B.thesecondC.thethird D.thefinalThemaindish,the“PONGAL”,isprepared B.thewholeC.Sun D.What’sthemeaningbehind“MattuRemovingallolditemsfromyourhouseholdandentryofnewRemovingbadthoughtsandentryofgoodThankingcattlefortheirhardworkalltheyearThankingrelativesfor andWhichofthefollowingisNOTacelebrationduringWearingnew B.CookingvegetableHarvesting D.MeetingfriendsandEBen,a19-year-oldteenager,wasveryfondofyingtheviolinandprettygoodatitaswell.Interestingly,hehadafewhousentsinhisroombalcony(阳台)whereheusedtoyhisviolinandheusedtowaterthemregularly.Afterawhilehenoticedthatthosentshadgrownbetterthantheotherntsinthehouse,eventhoughtheregularwateringwassameforall.Hewonderedaboutitandcameupwithahypothesis(假设),thatitmightactuallybetheviolinmusic.Well,hisinference(推论)maynotbeincorrect,astherehavebeenexperimentswhichfindmusicdoesaffectntgrowth.SirJagdishChandraBose,annscientist,performedsomeexperimentswhichshowhowmusicaffectsntgrowth.ntsdolikenoise.Theygrowmorequickly,growtallerandweighmorethanthosekeptinsilence.Therefore,there’sagoodchancethatntslikeanysoundyoumightyforthem,includingmusic.ntsalsolikegood,attentivecare.Ifyouareyingmusicyoulikeforant,itmayleadyougoodlight.Itmightlooklikethemusichelpsthentgrow,whenyouareactuallytakingbettercareofntslikecarbondioxide(二氧化碳).Ifyouarestandingbyant,singingoryingmusicforit,itisgoingtoabsorb(吸收)somecarbondioxidefromyourbreath.Thiscouldhelpitgrowmorequickly.InParagraph1,thewriterlsthestoryofBen A.laninteresting B.showanunusualC.proveascientific D.introduceaninterestingTheunderlinedword“it”inthefirstparagraphrefersto whythehousentsintheroombalconygrewthefactthatthehousentsintheroombalconygrewwhytheviolinmusichelpedthehousentsgrowifthehousentsintheroombalconywerewateredWhatwasthepurposeofBose’sTotestanewtheoryonntToshowmusicdoesaffectntToprovethatBen’sinferencewasTofindhowntgrowthisinfluencedbyAccordingtoSirJagdishChandraBose, growveryslowlyinquietgrowbetterinnoisypreferhighernoise D.likelightmusic(共两节,满分35分(第57题2分，第、、题每题分，第59题4分，满分15分)Thetraditionalschoolexercisebooksandpenscould eitemsmentionedonlyinhistorylessons.EverypupilatWrithlingtonSchoolisbeingofferedalaptoptouseinclassand.InwhatisunderstoodtobeafirstforBritishstateschools,eachof1,400boysandgirlswillhavealaptop,whichiswortharound£400.Thesewillallowpupilsattheschoolto“handin”workonlineandreceiveinstantfeedback(即时反馈)fromteacherswhentheyarenotintheThelaptopprojectcoststheschoolmorethan£400,000.Parentsarebeingaskedtopay£2perweekfortheirchildren’slaptopsaslongasthechildrenstayattheschool.Thosewhoareunabletopaywillreceivefinancialassistance(经济).Theheadmaster,WillRoberts,saysthatparentsthinkitisa“bargain”becauselaptopsareexpensivetobuy.Mr.Robertssaid,“Withthehelpofthelaptop,anytimetheywanttolearn,theycan.Theycanworkwhetherthey orathome.Pupils,whoareagedbetween11and18,cancompletebyconnectingtotheschoolservers(服务器)fromhomeandviewinformationfromtheday’slessons.Andtheirworkcanbemarkedinstantlyandteacherscanofferfeedbackandpupils’workawayfromtheMr.Robertsinsists,however,thatchildrenshouldcontinuetousetraditionallearningmaterials.“Therewillalwaysbeacefortraditionalwritingandtextbooks;wewanttoprepareourpupilsforthe