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外研版高中英语必修三高一Module3六

高中英语学习材料

（灿若寒星*制作整理）

同步测控优化训练（六）

Module3　TheViolenceofNature（共同测控卷）

班级：

姓名：

得分：

共同基础平台（90分钟，100分）

Ⅰ.听力部分（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

第一节（共7小题；每小题1.5分，满分10.5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.Wheredidtheladygoyesterday?

2.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Hewouldliketohavealittlewine.

B.Hewouldliketohavemore.

C.Hecan’thaveanymore.

3.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?

A.Helphertomakesomechange.

B.Givehersomemoney.

C.Changesomecoinsforher.

4.WhatmighthashappenedtoLinda?

A.Sheisill.B.Shehasn’tpassedtheexam.C.Shedoesn’tfeelwell.

5.Whatdidthewomanthinkofthefilm?

A.Itwasbetter.　　　　　　B.Itwasnotgood.C.Itwasthebest.

6.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A.Thetelephonenumber.B.Thefaxnumber.C.Theroomnumber.

7.Whattimeisitnow?

A.10:

30.B.11:

00.C.11:

30.

第二节（共3小题；每小题1.5分，满分4.5分）

听下面1段对话。

对话后有几个小题，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。

听对话前，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。

这段对话读两遍。

听第8段材料，回答第8～10题。

8.Howdomostchildrengotoschool?

A.Bybike.

B.Byschoolbusoronfoot.

C.Takenbytheirgrandparents.

9.Whorushtotheirjobs?

A.Oldpeople.B.Menandwomen.C.Policeofficers.

10.WhenisaverybusytimeinShenzhen?

A.MondaytoFriday.B.SaturdayandSunday.C.EarlyMondaymorning.

Ⅱ.单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

11.—Haveyoufoundanythingwrongwithyourcomputer?

—Yes,andIwasabouttogiveitupwhenanidea______tomethatitmaybestruckbysomekindofvirus.

A.occurredB.happenedC.tookplaceD.turned

12.We______ourbreakfastwhenanoldmancametothedoor.

A.justhavehadB.havejusthadC.justhadD.hadjusthad

13.Beforethefirstnonstopflightmadein1949,it______necessaryforallplanestolandforrefueling.

A.wouldbeB.hasbeenC.hadbeenD.wouldhavebeen

14.Thepoisonousatmospherewillsurely______alotofpeople.

A.effectB.impressC.causeD.affect

15.Thehousesinthisvillageare______builtofbricks.

A.mostB.almostC.mostlyD.nearly

16.Asyoustudyaglobe,youmaynoticethat______ofthelargelandandareasareconnected,or______so.

A.most;almostB.nearly;almostC.mostly;nearlyD.almost;most

17.Theideasuddenly______meisthatweshouldgoouting.

A.struckB.strikingC.appearingD.appeared

18.Around1850,aterribledisease______thepotatocrop,andpotatoes______badinthesoil.

A.fight;wentB.hit;wentC.struck;turnedD.attacked;became

19.Thirtysoldierswerekilledandmanymorewere______.

A.woundedB.hurtC.injuredD.damaged

20.AsuddenblizzardoccurredinBeijinglastnight,______greatinconvenienceintransport.

A.causedB.causingC.affectingD.brought

21.Whentheyhadfinishedplaying,thechildrenweremadeto______allthetoystheyhadtakenout.

A.putoffB.putawayC.putupD.putout

22.—How______doyouattendtheeveningclasses?

—______,threetimesperweek.

A.long;OnthewholeB.often;Onaverage

C.soon;GenerallyspeakingD.much;Inall

23.Despitehisgreatefforts,he______unsuccessfullyafterall.

A.endedinB.endedwithC.endedupD.turnedout

24.—IheardCharlottehadbeendrownedinthelake.

—Really！

Herboatturned______,and______shecouldn’tswim.

A.down;fortunatelyB.up;unfortunate

C.over;unfortunatelyD.down;unfortunately

25.Iwonderifshe______us,butIthinkifshe______uswewillbeabletocompletethetaskaheadoftime.

A.helps;helpsB.willhelp;hashelped

C.helps;willhelpD.willhelp;helps

Ⅲ.完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

OneSaturdaymorningacarelesscar－driver26alightedcigaretteoutofhiscartenmileswestofthesmallCanadiantownofStanton.Theforestatthesideoftheroadwas27becausetherehadbeenno28formanydays.Withinafewminutesthetreeswere29fire.

Atruckdriversawthefirewhenhewasonhis30toStanton.Assoonashereachedthetownhetold31aboutit.Soonfirefighterswere32westwards.Whentheyarrivedthefiretheysawwasvery33.Itcouldnotspreadtothenorthbecauseofalake34tothesouthbecauseofawide35.Buta36windwascarryingthefiretowardsStantonandthefirefighterscouldnotstopit.Then,oneofthefirefighters37amessagebacktothetown38

radio.

Thechieffireofficerand39ofpeoplehurriedtoaplaceaboutamile40ofthetown.Therethey41dynamitetoblowdownthetreesandtoclearawidepaththroughtheforest.42thefirereachedthepathitbeganto43downbecausetherewas44lefttoburn.Afterseveralhoursthey45toputoutthefireandsavethetown.

26.A.litB.threwC.putD.smoked

27.A.wetB.dryC.thickD.heavy

28.A.snowB.waterC.rainD.wind

29.A.setB.caughtC.onD.in

30.A.wayB.pathC.roadD.street

31.AthemanB.thepoliceC.theforestD.thefire

32.A.hurryingB.reachingC.arrivingD.getting

33.A.bigB.smallC.largeD.little

34.A.andB.orC.butD.even

35.A.roadB.farmC.riverD.forest

36.A.eastB.westC.southD.north

37.A.gotBtookC.sentD.carried

38.A.withB.fromC.onD.by

39.A.manyB.mostC.hundredsD.ahundred

40.A.eastB.northC.southD.west

41.A.willuseB.useC.woulduseD.used

42A.HoweverB.ThoughC.WhenD.If

43.A.putB.goC.dieD.get

44.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything

45.A.triedB.succeededC.managedD.decided

Ⅳ.阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

A

AnAnnouncement

Itwasasmalltownwhichlaybythecoast.Mostpeopletherelivedbycatchingfish.ThehurricanesoftenstrucktheareafromJulytoOctober.Someofthepeoplediedontheseawhentheirboatswereblownoverbythehighwinds.Sotheypaidmuchattentiontotheweatherforecasts.Theywereafraidtomeetwiththehurricaneswhentheywerecatchingfishonthesea.Eachofthefamilieshadaradioandpeoplealwaystookthemwiththemselvesandlistenedtothematanytime.

ItwasSeptember.Ahurricaneattackedthetownonenight.Plentyoftreeswerepushedoverandalltheelectricandtelephonelineswerebroken.Peoplecouldn’twatchTV,orcalltheirfriends,orgotowork.Totheiranger,theycouldn’tlistentotheweatherforecaststheTownRadioStationbroadcast.Thefoodandfreshwaterwouldsoonbeshortandthepatientscouldn’tbegivenmedicalcare—nomedicinecouldbecarriedthere.Peopledidn’tknowwhatwouldhappenandtheylookedanxious.

Onthefourthdaytheyreadanannouncement（通告）ontheTownWeekly.Itwaswritten,“Recentlywehavetostoptheweatherforecastbecauseofthebadweather.Weusuallygettheforecastsfromtheairport.Buttheroadsareallblockedbythefallentreesandstones.Whetherornotwe’llbeabletobroadcasttheweatherforecasttomorrowdependsontheweather！

”

46.Thepeopleinthetownoftentookradioswiththemselvesbecause______.

A.theyfeltlonelywhencatchingfishontheseaandlistenedtotheweatherforecasts

B.theywereinterestedintheweatherforecasts

C.theycouldn’twatchTVonthesea

D.theyhopedtolistentosomegoodnews

47.Thewriterwritesthepassagemainlyto______.

A.desrcibetheimportanceofweatherforecast

B.giveanewsreport

C.describeabadeffectofnaturaldisasters

D.towarnpeopletobecarefulagainsthurricane

48.Readtheannouncement,thepeoplewere______.

A.encouragedB.happyC.excitedD.disappointed

B

“Earthquake!

”Thewordflashedinmybrain.Aroaringsoundfilledmyears.Itriedtoslidebeneathmydesk.Thedeskdidawildtapdance,slippingandslidingtowardsthecentreoftheroom.Itwistedmybodyandgrabbedatthewindowsillbehindme,somehowkickingfreeofmydancingchair.Itriedtostand.Mylegsskatedawayasifonabuckingescalator.

Myfingersshook,graspedandheldthewindowsilltightly.Somewherethroughtheroarsoundedtheterrifiedscreamofsomewoundedanimal.Ilookedbehindmeandtriedtosteadymygazeontheotherkidsbutthescenewasadizzynightmare.Someoftheclassweresittinginthemiddleoftheroom,surroundedbychairsanddesks.Onegirlwasscreaming.Aboywastryingtoclawhiswayacrossthefloortothedoorinacrazyoverarmcrawl.

Mygripfrozemetothewindowsill.

Icriedaloud,“I’mgoingtodie.I’mgoingtodie.Saveme,I’mnotreadytodie,I’mnotready!

”

Ihunchedforwardonmykneesandpressedmyfaceagainstmyclenchedfingers.Ilookedatthebacksofmyfingersandstupidlynoticedthefragilepalehairsgrowingoutofthepores.Thefingerswouldsoonceasetoexist.Somehowtheimpendinghorrorofmydeathwastooterribletoevencryabout.

Suddenly,Ibecameawarethattherockinghadceased.PerhapsIwasn’tgoingtodie.

49.Theroaringsoundwasmadeby______.

A.awoundedanimalB.peoplescreaming

C.childrenrunningD.anearthquake

50.Whenthenarratorclencheshisfingersheis______.

A.afraidB.angryC.injuredD.impatient

51.Paragraphtwodescribesthe______.

A.injuriessufferedbythenarratorB.effectsofabadnightmare

C.disorderintheclassroomD.narrator’sfearofdeath

52.Attheendofthepassagethereisafeelingof______.

A.panicB.hopeC.sorrowD.excitement

C

WhennewspapersandradiodescribethedamagecausedbyahurricanenamedHazel,girlsnamedHazelareprobablyteasedbytheirfriends.Tokeepoutoftrouble,theWeatherBureausays,“Anyresemblancebetweenhurricanenamesandthenamesofparticulargirlsispurelyaccidental.”

Somewomenbecameangrybecausehurricanesaregiventheirnames,butmanyotherwomenareproudtoseetheirnamesmakeheadlines.Theydon’tevencarethattheyarethenamesofdestructivestorms.Becausemorewomenseemtolikeitthandi