学年高中英语Module3Literature单元质量检测三外研版Word文件下载.docx

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Fredalmostshookhisuncle'

sarmoff.Scroogefeltathomeinfiveminutes.Nothingcouldbemerrier.Andwhatawonderfuldinnertheyhad!

Buthewasearlyattheofficenextmorning.Oh,hewasthereearly.HewantedtocatchBobCratchitarrivinglate.Andhedid!

Hewaseighteenandahalfminuteslatewhenhefinallyhurriedin.Scroogewassittingwithhisofficedooropen.

“Hello！

”saidScroogeinhisoldandhardvoice.“Whatdoyoumeanbycomingheresolate？

“I'

mverysorry,sir，”saidBob.“Iamlate.It'

sonlyonceayear.Wewererathermerryyesterday,sir.”

“NowI'

lltellyouthat,myfriend，”saidScrooge,“I'

mnotgoingtohavethisanylonger.Andso，”hecontinued,jumpingoffhischairandshakingBob'

shand，“I'

mgoingtopayyoutwiceasmuch！

Bob'

sfacewentwhite.ForasecondortwohethoughtthatScroogehadgonecrazy.

“MerryChristmas,Bob！

”saidScrooge,anditwasclearthathemeantit.

Scroogedideverythingthathehadpromised.Somepeoplelaughedtoseethechangeinhim,buthedidnotcare.Hisownheartlaughedinsidehim,andthatwasgoodenoughforhim.

语篇解读：

本文摘自查尔斯·

狄更斯的《圣诞颂歌》。

Scrooge在圣诞前夜经历一些离奇的事之后，终于发生了很大的改变。

1．HowdidFredreactwhenhisunclecamefordinner?

A．Hebecameveryhappy.

B．Hebecamedisappointed.

C．Hewasconcernedaboutit.

D．Hewascompletelyconfused.

解析：

选A　推理判断题。

根据第三段中的“Fredalmostshookhisuncle'

sarmoff.Scroogefeltathomeinfiveminutes.Nothingcouldbemerrier.”可推断，Fred很高兴。

2．Scroogecametotheofficeearlythenextmorningbecausehewantedto________.

A．punishBobCratchit

B．givesomeoneasurprise

C．spendmoretimeonhiswork

D．catchsomeonegettinglate

选D　细节理解题。

根据第四段的“HewantedtocatchBobCratchitarrivinglate.”可知，答案应选D项。

3．HearingScrooge'

swordsaboutthepayraise,BobCratchitwas________.

A．surprisedB．interested

C．relaxedD．moved

根据倒数第三段中的“Bob'

sfacewentwhite.ForasecondortwohethoughtthatScroogehadgonecrazy.”可推断，Bob很惊讶。

4．Beforehechanged,Scroogewasmostprobablyvery________.

A．funnyB．kind

C．meanD．shy

选C　推理判断题。

根据第五段的“saidScroogeinhisoldandhardvoice”以及末段内容可推断，Scrooge以前是一个很小气并尖酸刻薄的人。

B

GreatCall,aleaderinwirelessproductsandservicesforagingconsumers,announcedthattheirnewproductscalledJitterbugTouch2cameontothemarket.ItisthelatestversionofGreatCall'

soriginalsimplifiedsmartphone.Withtheintuitiveinterface（直观界面）andadvancedAndroidTMoperatingsystem,theJitterbugTouch2isanidealentrylevelsmartphoneforpeoplelookingtothechangesfromabasicfeaturephone.

GreatCallhasdonealotofworktounderstandwhatagingconsumerswantedandneededinordertomakethechangesfromabasicphonetoasmartphone.AccordingtoAARPMediaSalesandGreatCallstudy,morethan40percentofoldpeoplesurveyedsaidthatsmartphonesaretoocomplextouse.TheJitterbugTouch2willhelpbridgethisgapinthemarketbyofferingthefeaturesofamodernsmartphoneinasimplifiedversion.

JitterbugTouch2offersacustomized,easytouseuserinterface,featuringthephone'

smainfunctionsorganizedinasinglelistversionwithlargeletters.Thehomescreenallowscustomerstoaccesstheirfavoriteappspromptly,_withoutwanderingthroughmanyscreensandsmallicons（图标）.Yetthephone'

sopenenvironmentprovidesfullfunctionalityandtheabilitytorapidlyconnecttoapps,websitesandmore.

GreatCalldeterminedthatuserswanttoapproachallthetechnologicaladvancementsthatamainstream（主流）smartphoneoffersbuttheyneedaversionthatiseasytooperateandsimpletosetup.Forexample,usersthoughttraditionalwordsandpicturesareconfusingbecausetheylackedexperiencewithsmartphones.Forthisreason,GreatCallmadeintuitivechangesspecificallyhighlightedbytheircustomerssuchasrenamingconfusingtermsandsignslikechangingthenameofthe“Browser”to“Internet”.Additionally,thevoicemailiconwasnotrecognizabletotheaudience,soitwaschangedtotheword“voicemail”.Bylisteningtoitscustomers.GreatCallwasabletomakethesmartphoneexperiencemoreintuitivewiththeJitterbugTouch2fortheaudienceofagingAmericans.

本文主要介绍了GreatCall开发的一款供老年人使用的智能手机，其操作简单、功能齐全。

5．Comparedwithmodernsmartphones,JitterbugTouch2is________.

A．easiertobeusedbypeople

B．morelikelytobeacceptedbypeople

C．agoodlookingmobilephone

D．anoutdatedmobilephone

选A　细节理解题。

根据第一段第二句和第二段的最后一句可知，与现代普通的智能手机相比，JitterbugTouch2是一款简化了的手机，它使用起来更便捷。

6．What'

sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“promptly”inParagraph3?

A．Luckily.B．Quickly.

C．Normally.D．Certainly.

选B　词义猜测题。

根据画线词下文的“withoutwanderingthroughmanyscreensandsmallicons（图标）”可知，这款手机可以帮助用户很快地进入他们需要的程序，而不用浏览很多的页面和图标。

7．Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A．JitterbugTouch2isn'

tavailableforsomespecialusers.

B．Themainstreamsmartphoneiseasiertooperateandsetup.

C．UsersofJitterbugTouch2can'

texperienceadvancedtechnology.

D．GreatCallattachesgreatimportancetothedemandsofitscustomers.

选D　推理判断题。

根据最后一段的内容可知，GreatCall公司会尽力满足用户的需求。

8．Thepurposeofthepassageisto________.

A．showthepopularityofsmartphones

B．explainwhypeopleneedsmartphones

C．introduceanewtypeofsmartphoneanditsfeatures

D．telluswhyJitterbugTouch2isperfectforeveryone

选C　写作意图题。

通读全文可知，文章主要介绍了一款供老年人使用的智能手机，并介绍了其功能与优势。

C

Fournewbookscelebratetheunlimitedpossibilitiesofbooks.Thesebookscouldinspireyoutowritedownyourownideasandstories.

Books!

Books!

ByMickManningandBritaGranstrom

ThisbookmainlydescribeswhattheBritishLibraryholds,includingthelibrary'

soldestbook,itsbiggest,aswellastheauthors'

originalmanuscripts（手稿）ofsuchfamousbooksasAlice'

sAdventuresinWonderland.

Schomburg:

TheManWhoBuiltaLibrary

ByCaroleBostonWeatherford.Illustrated（作插图）byEricVelasquez.

ArturoSchomburg（1874－1938）wasatreasurehunterwhowasinterestedinhistoricalknowledgeratherthanmoneyandjewels.HesearchedfortheimportantbutlittleknowncontributionsthatpeopleofAfricanheritagehadmadetotheworld.CaroleBostonWeatherford'

sdescriptionsandEricVelasquez'

sillustrationsmakeclearhowtirelesslySchomburgsearchedforbooksandartthatcould“tellourstories”.HislibraryinNewYorkCityisanationalhistoriclandmark.

OurStoryBegins

EditedbyElissaBrentWeissman

Thisfunbookgoesbacktowhereallofthesechildren'

sbooklegendsstarted—atimewhentheywerekidstryingtogettheirideasontopaper.The26entries,eachofwhichfeaturesachildhoodphotograph,includethepagesofachapterbookMarlaFrazeewroteandillustratedwhenshewasinthirdgrade,andabookcreatedbyGraceLinwhenshewasinmiddleschool.

WritingRadar

ByJackGantos

Withhumorouspacing,theauthorsharesallofhiswritingsecretsaboutmakingstoriesoutofeverydaylife.Thekey,hesays,iswritingideasdownasyouhavethemandthengivingthemstructureandemotion.Heshareshisearlystoriesandexplainshowhedevelopedintotheobservantauthorhehasbecome.ItwillprobablymakeyouwanttoreadGantos'

storiesaswellastocreateyourown.

9．Whichbookexploresinsideagreatlibrary?

A．Books!

B．Schomburg:

TheManWhoBuiltaLibrary.

C．OurStoryBegins.

D．WritingRadar.

由第一本书介绍中的“ThisbookmainlydescribeswhattheBritishLibraryholds”可知，该书中主要介绍了大英图书馆的藏书。

10．WhatmadeSchomburgdifferentfromothertreasurehunters?

A．Hislegendaryexperienceofsearchingforjewels.

B．Hiscontributionstohistoricalknowledge.

C．Hisunlimitedwealthandheritage.

D．Hiscrazyloveoflibraries.

选B　细节理解题。

由第二本书介绍中的“whowasinterestedinhistoricalknowledge”及“theimportantbutlittleknowncontributionsthatpeopleofAfricanheritagehadmadetotheworld”可知，Schomburg热爱历史文化知识，并将非洲的文化遗产介绍给世人。

11．WhatisspecialaboutOurStoryBegins?

A．Ittellsthehistoryofchildren'

sbooks.

B．It'

scoauthored.

C．Itcollectsdifferentwriters'

stories.

D．It'

swellillustrated.

选C　细节理解题。

由第三本书介绍中的“atimewhentheywerekidstryingtogettheirideasontopaper”可知，这本书讲述了众多作家迸发灵感后如何开始创作的故事。

D

Truehappinessliesinrewardingrelationships,notmaterialwealth,accordingtonewresearch.Scientistshavesaidthataclosecircleoffriendsandfamilyismostimportantforhappiness,andthatowningthingssuchasiPhones,computers,beingwealthyandowningasportscardonotprovidethesamelevelofsatisfaction.

ThestudywasdonebypsychologistsattheSahlgrenskaAcademyandLundUniversity,inSweden.Theexpertsanalyzed（分析）articlesinSwedishnewspaperspublishedin2010andrecordedwhichwordsmostoftenoccurredinthesamearticlesastheSwedishwordforhappiness.Inthisway,theycouldknowourcommonhappiness.

CoauthorDrDaniloGarcia,aresearcherattheSahlgrenskaAcademy'

sCentreforEthics,LawandMentalHealth,said，“It'

srelationshipsthataremostimportant,notmaterialthingsthatwepossess,andthisisinlinewithotherfindingsinhappinessresearch.”

Thestudy,whichcontainedmorethan1.5millionwords,showedthattermssuchas“grandmother”andpersonalpronounssuchas“you”，“me”，“us”and“th