高中英语 Module 5 Great People and Great Inventions验收检测 外研版必修3.docx

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高中英语Module5GreatPeopleandGreatInventions验收检测外研版必修3

Module5GreatPeopleandGreatInventions

时间：

120分钟　　满分：

150分

第一部分　听力（共两节，满分30分）

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。

1．What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Teacherandstudent.

B.Doctorandpatient.

C.Husbandandwife.

2．WhereisTomprobablynow?

A.Intheschool.

B.Intheoffice.

C.Inthelibrary.

3．Whosentthemanapostcard?

A.Carl.

B.Tim.

C.Thewoman.

4．Whatdidthewomanforgettodo?

A.Towritealetter.

B.Topostaletter.

C.Towalkpastthepostoffice.

5．Whatisthemangoingtodo?

A.Togoswimming.

B.Togoskating.

C.Tochangehismind.

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至8题。

6．Whatarethemanandthewomantalkingabout?

A.Eatinginarestaurant.

B.Asmallrestaurant.

C.Thehistoryofacompany.

7．HowmanyMcDonald'swerethereintheworldin1982?

A.7063.

B.7603.

C.1283.

8．WhydoworkersbuylunchesinMcDonald's?

A.Theemployeestherearehelpfulandpolite.

B.Thefoodtastesbetterthantheirlunchesfromhome.

C.Thetablesandfloorsareclean.

听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。

9．WhatdoesRogersmeaninthisconversation?

A.Tom'sfriends.

B.Tom'steachers.

C.Thenameofashop.

10．WhatdoesTomtellhismotherinyesterday'sletter?

A.Hehadfoundajob.

B.Hehadlosthisnewjob.

C.Hehadjustboughtacar.

11．Whydidn'tTomtellhismotherabouthisjob?

A.Becausehedidn'twanthertoworryabouthisjob.

B.Becausehedidn'twanthertoworryabouthislife.

C.Becausehedidn'twanthertoworryabouthisstudy.

听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。

12．Whyhasthewomandecidednottoworkattheboy'scamp?

A.Shehasn'tworkedtherebefore.

B.Sheknowslittleaboutthecamp.

C.Shewantstobebetterpaid.

13．WhoonceworkedattheHollywoodHotel?

A.Afriendoftheman's.

B.Theman'ssister.

C.Themanhimself.

14．Whatkindofjobwouldthewomanliketodo?

A.Ajobinaschool.

B.Ajobintheopenair.

C.Ajobatthehotel.

听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。

15．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Ataseafoodrestaurant.

B.Inadininghall.

C.Onthephone.

16．Whatdoweknowabouttherestaurant?

A.Itisfamousforseafood.

B.Itseldomacceptslargeparties.

C.Famouspeopleoftencometoit.

17．Whatcanweknowfromtheconversation?

A.Therestaurantisnearthesea.

B.Seafoodisverypopularnowadays.

C.Regularcustomershaveadvantagesthere.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18．WhendidGrandmaMosesturntopainting?

A.Attheageof76.

B.Attheageof39.

C.Attheageof101.

19．WhatdidGrandmaMosesdobeforeshebecameanartist?

A.Shesoldotherartists'worksinashop.

B.Sheworkedonherfarm.

C.Shetaughtataschool.

20．Whatisthestorymainlyabout?

A.AfamousAmericanartist.

B.Makingmoneyfrompainting.

C.Collectingpaintings.

听力材料

（Text1）

M：

CanIhelpyou?

W：

Yes,Ican'tsleepwell.

M：

HowcanIhelpyou?

W：

CanyougivemesomemedicinesothatIcanhaveagoodsleep?

（Text2）

M：

Excuseme,I'dliketohaveawordwithTom.

W：

Sorry,heisn'there.He'sgonetothelibrary.

M：

Oh,I'llleavehimamessagethen.

（Text3）

W：

Carlsentmeapostcardyesterday.

M：

I'vegotonefromTimbutnotfromCarl.

W：

Oh，really?

Ihaven'theardfromTimmanymonths.

（Text4）

M：

Didyouremembertoposttheletter?

W：

Well，Irememberwalkingpastthestreet.

M：

Butyouforgottoposttheletter.

W：

I'mafraidso.Ididn'trememberyoutellingmetoposttheletter.

（Text5）

M：

I'mgoingtochangemymindtogoswimmingwithyou.

W：

That'swonderful.

M：

Whenshallwego?

W：

Halfpasttwothisafternoon.

（Text6）

M：

IsittruethatfastfoodrestaurantsareverypopularintheUSA?

W：

Yes,especiallyinbigcities.

M：

Why?

W：

Becausethefoodisgood，theserviceisfastandthepricesarelow.

M：

Oh,that'sgood.Thenwhichrestaurantismostwell－known?

W：

McDonald's.By1982,therewere7063McDonald'sintheworld,andabout1283ofthemwereinothercountries,suchasJapan,WestGermany，EnglandandAustralia.

M：

Isee.Howabouttheserviceandthefood?

W：

Well,theemployeestherearehelpfulandpolite,andthetablesandfloorsareveryclean.Mostimportant,peoplecangetthesamefoodatanyMcDonald'sinanystateofthecountry.Thefood,ofcourse,isquitegood.Frenchfries,thehamburgers,thesandwiches—areallspeciallyprepared.Workersbuytheirlunchestherebecausetheytastebetterthantheirlunchesfromhome.

M：

WhoistheownerofMcDonald's?

W：

Itwasfirstownedbytwobrothers，RichardandMauriceMcDonald.Then,in1960,RayKroc,a56－year－oldsalesman,boughtthenameandmostoftheirrestaurantsfor$2.7million，andnowheistheowner.

（Text7）

W：

Whatareyoudoing，Tom?

M：

I'mwritingtomymother.

W：

Butyouwroteheronlyyesterday.

M：

Yes，butIhavesomethingnewtotellher.

W：

Somethingnew?

M：

Yes.IamtellingherI'vedecidedtotakeupapart－timejobasashopassistant.

W：

Whatdoyoumean?

You'vebeenworkingasonefornearlythreemonths.HaveyoubeenfiredbyRogers?

M：

No.Mymotherdoesn'tknowIhaveapart－timejob.

W：

Youmean,youdidn'ttellherbefore?

M：

No.

W：

Butwhyareyoutellinghernow?

M：

NowIdon'twanthertoworryaboutmylifehere.Yousee,ItoldherthatI'djustboughtacarinmylastletter.

（Text8）

M：

It'salmostvacationtime.Haveyoufoundasummerjobyet?

W：

No，Idon'tthinkIwillworkattheboy'scampwhereIworkedlastsummer.Campjobsdon'tpaymuch.

M：

IthinkIcanfindajobattheHollywoodHotel.Afriendofminewasawaiterlastsummer.Thepaywasn'tgood,butthetipswere.

W：

Mysisterworkedtherelastsummer,makingbedsandcleaningbathrooms.Shedidn'tlikeitbutsheearnedalotofmoney.

M：

Thatsoundsreallygood.

W：

Yes.AndIwantajoboutside.Aftersittingincollegeclassesallwinter,I'dlikeajobintheopenair.

M：

Thehighschoolkidsearnalotofmoneyeverysummercuttinggrass.Mybrotherisonlyfourteen,buthegetsfivedollarseverytimehecutsthegrass,anditonlytakeshimanhour.Hejustridesaroundonthemachinethathebought,andthemachinedoesallthework.

W：

That'sprettygood.IusedtocutgrasswhenIwasinhighschool.ButnowIthinkImightworkforaroad－buildingcompany,ordosomethinglikethat.

M：

Itcouldbeagoodexperience.Andyoucouldearnalot,too.

（Text9）

W：

Hello，AppleTreeRestaurant.CanIhelpyou?

M：

Yes.I'dliketobookatablefortonight.

W：

Yes,sir.Whattime?

M：

Eighto'clock.

W：

Certainly.Forhowmanypeople?

M：

Therearetenofus.

W：

Tenofyou!

Butwedon'tusuallyacceptlargeparties，sir.

M：

Iknow,butweareregularcustomers.

W：

What'syourname,please?

M：

MichaelPeterson.

W：

Mr.Peterson...ofcourse!

That'llbeallright.We'llputtwotablestogether.

M：

Thanks.

W：

Whatfoodwouldyouprefertoday,sir?

Wehavefreshseafoodtonight.

M：

No.Weliketoeatvegetables.

（Text10）

Fewpeoplewouldeventhinkofbeginninganewjobattheageof76,butoneofAmerica'smostfamousartistsdidjustthat.AnnaMaryRobertson,betterknownas“GrandmaMoses”，turnedtopaintingbecauseshewastoooldtoworkonherfarm.

GrandmaMosespaintedcarefullyandherworkswerenice.Shefirstpaintedonlytoenjoyherself，andthenbegantosellherworksforalittlemoney.In1939，acollector，LouisCaldorhappenedtoseeseveralofGrandmaMoses'workshanginginashop.Helikedthem,boughtthematonce,andsetouttolookformore.CaldorheldashowtointroducetheworksofGrandmaMosestootherartists.

GrandmaMosesdiedonDecember13th,1961,attheageof101.Shewasworld－famous.

【答案】　1－5　BCBBA　6－10　CABCC

11－15　BCABC　16－20　BCABA

第二部分　阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

PeoplefromEastAsiatendtohavemoredifficultythanthosefromEuropeindistinguishingfacialexpressions—andanewreportpublishedonlineinCurrentBiologyexplainswhy.

RachaelJack,UniversityofGlasgowresearcher,saidthatratherthanscanningevenly（均匀地）acrossafaceasWesternersdo,Easternersfixtheirattentionontheeyes.

“WeshowthatEasternersandWesternerslookatdifferentfacefeaturestoreadfacialexpressions，”Jacksaid.“Westernerslookattheeyesandthemouthinequalmeasure,whereasEasternersfavortheeyesandneglect（忽略）themouth.”

AccordingtoJackandhercolleagues,thediscoveryshowsthathumancommunicationofemotionismorecomplexthanpreviouslybelieved.Asaresult,facialexpressionsthathadbeenconsidereduniversallyrecognizablecannotbeusedtoreliablyconveyemotionsincrossculturalsituations.

Theresearchersstudiedculturaldifferencesintherecognitionoffacialexpressionsbyrecordingtheeyemovementsof13WesternCaucasianand13EastAsianpeoplewhiletheyobservedpicturesofexpressivefacesandputthemintocategories:

happy,sad,surprised,fearful,disgusted,angry,orneutral.Theycomparedhowaccuratelyparticipantsreadthosefacialexpressionsusingtheirparticulareyemovementstrategies.

ItturnedoutthatEasternersfocusedmuchgreaterattentionontheeyesandmadesignificantlymoreerrorsthanWesternersdid.“Theculturaldifferenceineyemovementsthattheyshowisprobablyareflectionofculturaldifferenceinfacialexpressions，”Jacksaid.“OurdatasuggestthatwhereasWesternersusethewholefacetoconveyemotions,Easternersusetheeyesmoreandthemouthless.”

Inshort,thedatashowthatfacialexpressionsarenotuniversalsignalsofhumanemotion.Fromhereon,examininghowculturalfactorshavediversifiedthesebasicsocialskillswillhelpourunderstan