Module 3《The Terracotta Warris》试题外研选修.docx

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Module3《TheTerracottaWarris》试题外研选修

外研版第九册模块3单元测试题

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：

单项填空（共15小题：

每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

21．—Whoisit?

—__________.

A．It’smeB．IamXiaoLi

C．ThisisTomspeakingD．Thatmaybetheneighbour’schild

22．Young_______heis,heisquiteexperienced.

A．likeB．asC．soD．such

23．Formilesaroundmetherewasnothingbutadesert,withoutasingleplantortree______.

A．onearthB．fordistanceC．insightD．atplace

24．MyunclemovedtoLondon________.

A．inthefiftiesB．inthe1980sC．inhisfiftyD．in1990s

25．—WhatdoyouthinkmadeMarysoupset?

—_______hernewcar.

A．AsshelostB．LostC．LosingD．Becauseoflosing

26．Myoffice______InquiryOffice.

A．callsB．isreferredtoasC．isknownD．names

27．—Ringmeupeveryday,_________?

—OK.Doringback,please.

A．willyouB．don’tyouC．won’tyouD．doyou

28．Wedomeetnowandthen,butnot_________.

A．freelyB．commonlyC．regularlyD．presently

29．WhenIgotbackhomeIsawamessagepinnedtothedoor______“Sorrytomissyou;attendtheclassnextMonday.”

A．sayB．towriteC．readingD．told

30．Washington,astateintheUnitedStates,wasnamed______oneofthegreatestAmericanpresidents.

A．inhonorofB．insteadofC．infavorofD．bymeansof

31．_________withDickyouaremorediligent.

A．CompareB．ComparedC．ComparingD．Tocompare

32．—Itwascarelessofyoutohaveleftyournewbikeoutsideallnight.

—Mygod!

_________.

A．SodidIB．SoIdidC．SowasID．Sowereyou

33．Itwasnotuntil________that_______tostudyEnglish.

A．hecametoBeijing,hebeganB．didhecometoBeijing,hebegan

C．hecametoBeijing,didhebeginD．didhecometoBeijing,didhebegin

34．Thethingthat______isnotwhetheryoufailornot,butwhetheryoutryornot.

A．mattersB．caresC．considersD．minds

35．—Wouldyoudomeafavorandgivemearide?

—_________.

A．It’smypleasureB．NotroubleC．Yes,that’srightD．Withpleasure

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题：

每小题1.分，满分20分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

Atthebeginningofthiscentury,medicalscientistsmadeaninterestingdiscovery;wearebuiltnotjustoffleshandbloodbutalsooftime.Theywere36toshowthatweallhave“abodyclock”37us,whichcontrolsthe38andfallofourbodyenergies,39usdifferentfromonedayonetothenext.

The40of“abodyclock”shouldnotbetoo41sincethelivesofmostlivingthingsarecontrolled42the24hournight-and-daycycle.Wefeel43andfallasleepatnightandbecome44andenergeticduringtheday.Ifthe24hour-cycleis45,mostpeopleexperienceunpleasant46.Forexample,peoplewhoarenot47toworkingatnightcanfindthat48ofsleepcausesthemto49badlyatwork.

50thedailycycleofsleepingand51,wealsohaveothercycleswhich52longerthanoneday.Mostofuswould53thatwefeelgoodonsomedaysandnotsogoodon54;sometimesourideasseemtoflowandatothertimes,they55donotexist.

36．A．anxiousB．ableC．carefulD．proud

37．A．insideB．aroundC．betweenD．on

38．A．movementB．supplyC．useD．rise

39．A．showingB．treatingC．makingD．changing

40．A．inventionB．opinionC．storyD．idea

41．A．difficultB．excitingC．surprisingD．interesting

42．A．fromB．byC．overD．during

43．A．dullB．tiredC．dreamyD．peaceful

44．A．regularB．excitedC．livelyD．clear

45．A．disturbedB．shortenedC．resetD．troubled

46．A．momentsB．feelingsC．sensesD．effects

47．A．preventedB．allowedC．expectedD．used

48．A．missB．noneC．lackD．need

49．A．performB．showC．manageD．control

50．A．WithB．AswellasC．ExceptD．Ratherthan

51．A．workingB．movingC．livingD．waking

52．A．repeatB．remainC．lastD．happen

53．A．agreeB．believeC．realizeD．allow

54．A．otherB．theotherC．allotherD．others

55．A．justB．onlyC．stillD．yet

第三部分：

阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40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

Venice,oneofthecitiesinItaly,wasfoundedinA.D.811bythepeopleofMalamocco,fleeing（逃跑）fromtheFranks.Itwassaidthattheywereguidedbypigeonscarryinglittlecrosses,andsettledwherenowVenicelies.

Veniceisbuilton117islands.Ithas150canalsand400bridges.Thenarrowstreets,withtheirhistoricnames,arecoveredwithstones,buthavenofootpaths.Theyaredottedwithflowershopsignsandlanterns.Shopsandpalacesstandbyside.Thebrickbridgesarehighenoughtoallowboatstopassfreelyunderthem.

ThecenterofpubliclifeisSt.Mark’sSquarewheretouristsandcitizenssitinthefamousFlorianandQuadricafestolistentomusic,enjoyingthemselves.TheQuadriismorepopularbuttheFlorian,foundedin1720,isthebest-knowncafebecauseithasreceivedsuchgreatpersonsasByron（anEnglishpoet）andGoethe（aGermanpoet）.

UnfortunatelythespecialpositionofVeniceisthreatening（威胁）itsownexistence.Theterrain（地势）onwhichitisbuiltbegantosinkwhilethelevelofthesurroundingwatersisconstantlyrising.However,manymeasureshavealreadybeentakentopreventthecityfromsinking.

56．Inthesecondparagraph,theauthor_______.

A．tolduswhobuiltthecityofVenice

B．showedupwhereVeniceis

C．describedwhatVeniceislike

D．talkedaboutwhyVeniceissurroundedbywaters

57．Whichofthefollowingshowstherightrelationship?

（○=Italy;△=Venice;□=St.Mark’sSquare）

A．B．C．D．

58．WhyistheFlorianthefamouscafe?

Because_________.

A．itappearedinByronandGoethe’spoems

B．itismoreclosetoStMark’sSquarethantheQuadri

C．itwasfoundedin1720,mucholderthantheQuadri

D．ByronandGoethewereonceitscustomers

59．Fromthearticlewecanseethat_______.

A．manypeoplehavefledbecauseVenice’sexistenceisbeingthreated

B．thelevelofthesurroundingwaterisconstantlyrisingbecausethecityofVenicebegantosink

C．thegovernmenthasalreadytakenmanymeasurestosavethecityfromgoingdown

D．manystepshavealreadybeentakentopreventtheterrainfromrising

B

Booksareforreading,butmanmustbringtotheirreadingadesiretolearnandapowerofalisorbing.Readingshouldbeactive,notpassive.

Whenstudentsfirstgotoalibrary,theymaybeatalossastowhattoreadofallthedifferentsubjects.Well,Bacontellsyouto“Lookatweakplacesinyourarmour（盔甲）”,andshowsyouhowtofilluptheblanksinyourknowledge.Ontheotherhand,itisnogoodjusttryingtofillyourmindwithknowledge.Knowledgeinitselfisoftenuseless.Amindfilledwithtoomuchknowledgeislikearoomtoofulloffumiture;amancannotwalkaboutfreelyinit,andlookoutofthewindows.Itismuchbettertocollectafewsubjectswhichinterestyouandtodeallightlywiththeothersthantomarchheavilythroughthewholerange（范围）oflearning,likeasillytouristgoingthroughamuseumandnotmissingasingleobject.Ifyoutrytomastereverysubjectyoumaybecomeverywise,butyouwillbeverylonelyandyouwillprobablyloseallyourfriends.Soyoumustlearntopickandchoose,andyoumustalsolearntolookhereandthereinalibrarylikeacameleatinggrassonthegrassland.Ifyouwatchiteating,youwillseethatalthoughheissupposedtobeoneofthemoststupidanimalsintheworld,hehasatleastoneofthequalities（品质）ofthecultured（有修养的）man,thepowertopickandchoose.Astudentlookingformentalfoodinalibraryshouldtakethecamelashismodel.

60．Thewriterthinksthatonemust_______.

A．readasmanybooksashecan

B．trytoreadbooksonallthedifferentsubjects

C．onlyreadbooksonsubjectsthatinteresthim

D．readandabsorbalot

61．Aculturedmanissimilartoacamelbecause________.

A．neitherofthemisinterestedinknowledge

B．themanreadsbooksasmuchasacameleatsgrass

C．neitherofthemcanbeconsideredwise

D．bothofthemhavetheabilitytoselect

62．Theterm“mentalfood”（lastline）refersto_______.

A．booksB．grasslandC．brainD．subjects

63．Inthesecondparagraphthewritermainlydiscusses________.

A．howtocomparefurniturewithbooks

B．howtoselectreadingmaterials

C．howtoavoidmissinganythinginterestinginthelibrary

D．whybooksmustbeabsorbed

C

PUBLICSPIRIT

Eachnationhasitsownpeculiar（特有）characterwhichdistinguishesiffromothers.Butthepeoplesoftheworldhavemorepointsinwhichtheyarealllikeeachotherthanpointsinwhichtheyaredifferent.Onetypeofpersonthatiscommonineverycountryistheonewhoalwaystriestodoaslittleashecanandtogetasmuchinreturnashecan.Hisopposite,themanwhoisinthehabitofdoingmorethanwhatisstrictlynecessaryandwhoisreadytoacceptwhatisofferedinreturn,israreeverywhere.

Boththesetypesareusuallyunconsciousoftheircharacter.Themanwhoavoidseffortisalwaystalkingabouthis“rights”:

heappearstothinkthatsocietyoweshimapleasant,easylife.Themanwhoisalwaysdoingmorethanhissharetalksof“duties”:

hefeelsthattheindividualisindebttosociety,andnotsocietytotheindividual.Asaresultoftheirviews,neitherofthesementhinksthathebehavesatallstrangely.

Themenwhotriestodoaslittleashecanisalwaysfullofexcuses:

ifhewasneglectedtodosomething,itwasbecausehehadaheadache,ortheweatherwastoohotortoocoldorbecausehewaspreventedbybadluck.Atfirst,otherpeople,suchashisfriendsandhisemployer,generouslyaccepthisstories;butsoontheyrealizewhatkindofpersonheis.Inthelongrunhedeceivesonlyhimself.Whenhisfriendsbecomecooltowardshimandhefailstomakeprogressinhisjob,heissurprisedandhurt.Heblameseveryoneandeverythingexcepthimself.Hefeelsthatsocietyisfailinginitsdutiestowardshim,andthatheisbeingunjustlytreated.Hesoonbecomesoneofthedisc