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高二英语外研版选修六习题单元卷1Word版含答案
单元质量检测
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(时间:
100分钟 满分:
120分)
Ⅰ.阅读理解(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
Asthesummerseasonheatsup,somepeopleliketotakeadipintotheoceanorthepools,andothersliketodipintotheirsummerreading.Herearesometitlestogetyoustartedwhetheryouareonthebeachorjustwishyouwere.
WhatIRememberMostbyCathyLamb
Grenadineisfalselyaccusedofacrime.Herexhusbandisunwillingtoexonerate(使免罪)herunlessshecomesbacktohim.GrenadineleavesPortlandandtakesoffforthemountainsofcentralOregon.InPineridge,thecollageartistandpainterbeginsanewlife,withnewfriendsandhighhopesthatheroldlifedoesn'tcatchupwithher.
DearCarolinabyKristyWoodsonHarvey
DearCarolinaisaheartwarmingstorywrittentobabyCarolinabybothherbirthmotherandheradoptiveone.Ataleoffemalefriendshipandfamilybonds,DearCarolinaistherightchoiceofhumor,heartandromanceforgettingthroughadayonthebeach.Thisisastorythatprovesfamiliesaren'tbornbutaremade.
FrenchCoastbyAnitaHughes
SetonthebeautifulCoteD'Azur,FrenchCoastisthebestbeachread.FilledwithdescriptionsofthegorgeousclothesandlocationsfoundinCannes,youwillfeellikeyouarewalkingalongtheBoulevarddelaCroisetteorsittinginabeachchaironLaPlage.
FugitiveColorsbyLisaBarr
Howfarwouldyougoforyourpassion?
FugitiveColorsisataleoffriends,andthebetrayalonthe“eve”oftheWWⅡ.Twistsandturns,andlossandhopewillkeepthepagesturningasyoujourneyfromChicagotoParisandBerlintoNewYork.
TheCoincidenceofCoconutCakebyAmyE.Reichert
TheCoincidenceofCoconutCakeisadelightfulnovelaboutatalentedchefandthefoodcriticwhobringsdownherrestaurant.Theiraccidentalmeetingturnsintoasweetromanceofmistakenidentities.
1.GrenadineleavesPortlandandrunsallthewaytoPineridgebecauseshe________.
A.isaccusedofacrimenotdonebyher
B.doesn'twanttoseeherhusband
C.reallylooksforwardtoanewlife
D.hasbrokenthelawandhastoescape
2.Whosebookshouldyoureadifyouwanttoreadamovingstoryofafamily?
A.KristyWoodsonHarvey's.
B.AnitaHughes'.
C.CathyLamb's.
D.LisaBarr's.
3.TheauthorthinksFrenchCoastisthebestbeachreadbecauseit's________.
A.veryfuntoread
B.extremelyrelaxing
C.setontheCoteD'Azur
D.notlongandcanbefinishedsoon
B
Ididanexperimentbytalkingtostrangersrecently.HerearesomethingsIexperiencedduringtheexperiment.
OnOctober9th,whilevisitingmyfamilyhometownforawedding,Imetamansittingonthesideofthehotelpool.Westartedtalking.ItturnedoutthathehadjustmovedtotheareawithhisfamilyfromChicago.ItoldhimwhatIknewaboutthecommunity,theschools,andparticularneighborhoodswherehewaslookingtobuyahouse.Hewasgratefultomeformyinformation.Theinteractionmademefeelusefulandvaluable.
OnMay20th,wehadthreemenfromatreetrimming(修剪)companyvisitingourhousetocutbackourtrees.Normally,Iwouldletthemworkoutsidewithoutengagingtheminconversation.Thistime,aftertheyfinishedtheirwork,Iaskedoneofthetreetrimmers,onlyhalfjoking,iftheyfellofftreesfrequently.Oneofthetreetrimmerssaidthathehadbeenclimbingtreesfor27yearsandreportedhehadfallenoutofatreeonceandhurthisknee.Ilovedthatconversation.Ididn'talwaystalktosomeonewhosejobwastoclimbuptrees,butitwasinterestingforlearningabouthowtheydidit.IalsorealizedIlearnedsomethingnew.
OnMay30th,IwenttoanoutdoorblockpartyonFridaynight,alongwithmywifeandour3montholdbaby.Ourbabywaswearingoversizednoisecancellingheadphonesthattrulylookedprettyridiculousonababy.WhenItriedtotalkwithothers,theyimmediatelystartedtalkingwithmeafterseeingthebaby.Ifounditwasalmostveryeasytostarttalkingwithpeoplewhenyouhadababywithyou.
Allinall,Ifeltgreataboutmostofmyinteractionswithstrangers.Almosteveryinteractionleftmefeelingalittlehappier.IalsofeltIlearnednewthingsbytalkingtopeoplefromdifferentwalksoflifewhoIwouldn'tnormallymeet.
4.Themanwasgratefultotheauthorbecause________.
A.hemadehisfirstfriendthere
B.hegainedsomeusefulinformation
C.theauthorhelpedhimkillthetime
D.theauthorhelpedhimmakeadecision
5.Thetreetrimmerwhotalkedwiththeauthor________.
A.didn'tliketalkingtostrangers
B.wasarespectableworker
C.wasn'taverycarefulman
D.gotinjuredonceatwork
6.WhatdidtheauthorprobablylearnfromtheexperienceonMay30th?
A.Babiesaregreatconversationstarters.
B.It'sinconvenienttogooutwithababy.
C.Peoplelovelookingatridiculousbabies.
D.It'snotchallengingtotalkwithstrangers.
7.Atthisexperiment,theauthormostprobablyfoundit________.
A.useless B.exciting
C.rewardingD.embarrassing
C
Everyyear,mysonandIvisittheArtInstituteinChicagoforaday.Thispastspring,aswewerewalkinginthehalls,wecameacrossanexhibitoffurniturefromthepast50years.Iwatchedmyson'seyesgrowwideaswewalkedthrough.Afterwards,helookedatmeandsaid,“Mom,Igetitnow.Acouchcanbeaworkofart!
Achaircanbeaworkofart!
”Itwasareallyneatmomentbecausehecametothatrealizationcompletelyonhisown.Andmysonisagoodexampleofwhykidsshouldbeexposedtoart.
Manyparentsthinkexposingtheirchildrentoartisawasteoftime.ButIthinkthisisawrongidea.Childrencanlearnalotofthingsthroughstudyingart.
Evenataveryyoungage,childrencanappreciateworksofart.Theyenjoylookingatpicturesoffruit,flowers,animals,andotherpopularartisticsubjects.Brightcolorsandsharpcontrasts(对照)areinspiringobviouslyandaidinbraindevelopment.
Olderkidsbegintonoticethatarthasthemeaningbeyondtheimagesthemselves.Astheyobservethefeelingsandemotionsthatworksofartcause,theywillseehowartcanbeawayofexpressionforthemselves,too.Studiesshowthatexposuretogreatartincreasesachild'sverbalability,expressiveness,reasoningandlogicalthinkingasachildseeksunderstanding.
Besidesstrengtheningtheirverbalandanalytical(分析的)skills,studyingartcanteachchildrenaboutdesign,color,shading,shadows,lighting,composition,andvariousartisticskills.Also,Ifindthatchildrenbegintoviewtheworldaroundthemfromanartist'sperspective(角度).
Luckily,artisallaroundus.Parentscanencouragetheirkidstoappreciateabookofalovelybuilding,anartfullycomposedphotograph,ahandpaintedvase,orevenabeautifullydesignedwebsite.Oncetheystartlooking,theywillfindarteverywhereandlearnmanythingsfromit.
8.Theauthorintroducesthetopicofthetextthroughtelling________.
A.astoryofherson
B.whatsherealizedoneday
C.herson'sattitudetowardart
D.abouttheArtInstituteinChicago
9.WhichofthefollowingbenefitsoflookingatartworksisNOTmentionedinParagraph4?
A.Leadingtoabetteroralability.
B.Leadingtoabetterreasoningability.
C.Helpingthemgetalongwellwithothers.
D.Helpingthemgainbetterlogicalthinking.
10.AccordingtoParagraph5,whatbenefitcanchildrengetfromstudyingart?
A.Allowingthemtolookatthingsfromvariousperspectives.
B.Benefitingtheirstudyatschoollaterinlife.
C.Encouragingthemtoseekunderstanding.
D.Enablingthemtolookatthingslikeartists.
11.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?
A.Whykidsloveartworks.
B.Whykidsshouldstudyart.
C.Whyartisusefulinourlife.
D.Whyartcanteachkidsthings.
D
TwovolcanicislandsrecentlybornintheRedSeahaveyieldedsurprisingimages,providingscientistswithnewinsightaboutalittleknownrift(裂缝)intheEarth'scrust.
BothislandsappearedintheZubairArchipelago,asmallchainofvolcanicislands,ownedbyYemen,whichrisefromtheRedSeabetweenAfricaandtheArabianPeninsula.Thefirstofthenewislands,nowcalledSholanIsland,appearedinDecember2011.Thesecondisland,calledJadid,appearedinSeptember2013.
TheRedSeaisahugecrackintheEarth'scrustcalledarift,wheretheAfricanandArabiantectonic(地壳构造上的)platesaretearingapartatabout0.4inches(1centimeter)peryear.Atarift,thecruststretchesapartslowlyovercenturies,likeapieceoftaffycandy,butitalsosometimessuddenlysplitswhenthestrain(张力)becomestoogreat.
TwovolcaniceruptionsformedtheseislandsintheRedSea.Thetwoeruptionswerefollowedbymanysmallearthquakescausedbymagma(岩浆)squeezingthroughlongandnarrowcracksintheEarth'scrust.Thecracksthatarefilledwithmagmaarecalleddikes,andareatleast6miles(10kilometers)long.Theislandsbotharelessthan0.6miles(1km)wide.
Whenthemolten(熔化的)rockfinallybrokethroughtotheseafloor,violentsteamexplosionsthrewlavaintotheair.Thetiny,sandsizelavapiecesbuiltuptheislands.Overtime,thepiecesbecameahardrocksimilartothesandstone.Waveshavesinceeatenawayabout30percentofSholanIsland,thefirsttoerupt.
Similarearthquakeshavetakenplaceintheregionforyears.Theshakingcouldmeanthatmagmahadbeenrunningundergroundforuptoadecadebeforethevolcanicislandsemerged.
Thenewislandsarefarfromtownsandvillages,andareunlikelytodisruptairtrafficwithlargeashexplosions.ShipspassingovertheGulfofSuezcanalsoeasilyavoidtheislands.
12.It'simpliedthatovertheyearstheRedSea________.
A.experiencednogreatstrain
B.experiencednoearthquakes
C.becamelargerlittlebylittle
D.becametheworld'slargestcrack
13.Whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthefirstofthenewislandsis