成才之路高中英语外研版选修6同步练习Module 67 综合检测.docx

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成才之路高中英语外研版选修6同步练习Module67综合检测

Module6&7　综合检测

时间100分钟　满分120分

第一部分：

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）

阅读下面的短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

Howoftendoyouchangeyourhairstyleoraskfornewdresses?

YoumaytrytofollowtrendsinWesterncountries,butyourpeers（同龄人）intheUnitedStatesdon'tcareasmuchaboutfashion（时尚）asyoudo.

ArecentsurveyamonghighschoolstudentsinChina,Japan,SouthKoreaandtheUSfoundthatAsianteenagerscaremoreabouttheirlooksthanyoungpeopleintheUS.

Thissurveywasheldin156highschoolsinthefourcountries.Morethan7,000teenagerswerequestionedabouttheirviewsonlifeandtheworld.

SouthKoreans,at83percent,caredmostabouttheirappearance.TheywerefollowedbytheChineseandJapanese,whileUSstudentsshowedtheleastinterestinfashionatonly33percent.

“Thedifferentresultsshowdifferencesofculturalbackground，”saidSunYunxiaofromtheChinaYouthandChildrenResearchCentre.

HeexplainedthatintheUStherearemaydifferentstandardsofbeauty,soteensaremorelikelytobeconfidentabouttheirappearance.

USteenagers'highselfconfidenceisshowedinthesurvey.About85percentarehappywiththemselves.ThepercentageofselfconfidentChinesestudentsstandsatonly30percent.

Strongambition（雄心）isseeninChinesehighschools.Onlytwoinfivehighschoolstudentsaresatisfiedwith“anaverageliving”.Koreansarenextat48percent,Japanesecomeinat66percentandAmericansareat71.

“Accordingtothesurvey,Chinesestudentsarehappy.ButChinesestudentsneedtobemoreindependentandlearnhowtorelax，”saidSun.

1．Accordingtothesurvey,________caredlittleabouttheirappearance.

A．theChineseteenagers　　　B．theAmericanteenagers.

C．theKoreanteenagersD．theJapaneseteenagers

答案：

B　由第四段可知答案为B。

2．SunYunxiao'swordsmeans________.

A．thedifferentstandardsofbeautycausethedifferentattitudestowardfashion

B．theChineseteensshouldhaveastrongerdesiretomakeadifference

C．theChinesestudentsaresatisfiedwiththesocietymost

D．theChinesestudentsagreethattheyshouldfollowtheirowninterestsratherthanthoseofothers

答案：

A　由第五段可知答案是A。

3．Theunderlinedword“standards”inthesixthparagraphmeans________.

A．rulesB．backgrounds

C．valuesD．interests

答案：

C　standard在这里的意思是“标准，水准”。

4．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A．Asurveyabouttheattitudestowardsthefashion.

B．HowAsianteenagerscaremoreabouttheirlooksthanyoungpeopleintheUS.

C．WhyChinesestudentsarehappy.

D．WhyChinesestudentsshouldbemoreindependentandlearnhowtorelax.

答案：

A　纵观全文，可以看出整篇文章都是介绍有关对时尚的态度的调查结果。

B

Japaneseworkerswhorunsecretlyoutoftheofficeandspendtheirafternoonshangingaroundcoffeeshopsmaysoonbecaughtoutbytheirbosses.AnewcellphonebasedtrackingdevicefromHitachicanshow,onanemployer'scomputerscreen,notonlythewhereaboutsoftheirworkersbutalsowhethertheyarestanding，walking,running—orhavefallenover.

Thesystem,calledPartout,wasoriginallydevelopedasamonitoringdeviceforthefamiliesofpeoplewithdementia,whomaywanderoffandneedtobelocated.“It'sestimatedthatthenumberofelderlypeoplewithsymptomsofdementiawillreach1.5millioninJapannextyear，”saysHitachi'sKeisakuShibatani.Butthehighcostofthesystem—earlypricesarearound￡27,000—hasputitoutofreachofmostfamilies.Indeed,companieswithlargesalesforcesandpolicedepartmentswhowanttotrackofficersondangerouspatroldutiesareinterestedinthesystem.

Partoutusesamultifunctionlocationsensingunitthattracksusersthroughglobalpositioningsatellites.Theuser'sbodymotionisdeterminedbyanaccelerometerinsidethesensingunit:

nomovementmeansthesubjecthasstopped,slowmovementmeanstheyarewalking,fastmovementmeanstheyarerunning,andstrongandunexpectedlysuddenmovementmeanstheusermayhavefallen.Thedateisrelayedthroughtheuser'scellphonetocomputer,whichdisplaystheirpositiononamap.Graphicsrecordthemotionorpositionofthesubject'sbody.

5．Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthetext?

A．Japaneseworkersarecaughtplayingoutside.

B．MostJapanesefamiliescan'taffordPartout.

C．Anewcellphonebasedtrackingdevice—Partout.

D．Anewmodelofcellphone.

答案：

C　主旨大意题。

因本文主要讲述的就是Partout—anewcellphone—basedtrackingdevice.

6．WhywasthesystemPartoutfirstdeveloped?

A．Becausethefamiliesofpeoplewithdementiacanaffordit.

B．Becausepolicedepartmentswanttotrackofficersondangerouspatrolduties.

C．Becausecompanieswithlargesalesforcesareinterestedinthesystem.

D．Becausetherearemanyelderlypeoplewithsymptomsofdementia.

答案：

D　细节理解题。

答案在本文中第二段前部。

7．ThesystemPartoutcan'ttellthat________.

A．thepersonisrunning

B．thepersoniswalking

C．thepersonisstopping

D．thepersonisspeaking

答案：

D　推断判断题。

文中并没有提到工人上班时间随便说话的情况。

8．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．YouCanRun,butYouCan'tHide

B．NewCellphonesinNeed

C．TheFutureofCellphones

D．ModernTechnologyandPersonalSecret

答案：

A　主旨大意题。

纵观全文Partout的特征，可知答案。

C

YoungadultfilmmakersallhopetoshowtheirworksininternationalfestivalslikeSundanceandToronto.Butwhataboutreallyyoungfilmmakerswhoaren'tinfilmschoolyetandaren't，strictlyspeaking，evenadults?

TheyareattheheartofWingspanArtsKidsFilmsFestival，tomorrow，inasettinganydirectormightenvy：

LincolnCenter.Completewith“redcarpet”interviewsandvariousawards，thefestivalhasmuchincommonwitheventsformoreexperiencedmoviemakers，exceptfortheageoftheparticipants：

about8to18.

“What'sreallyexcitingisthatit'sfilmforkidsbykids，”saidCoriGardner，managingdirectorofWingspanArts，anonprofitorganizationofferingyouthartsprogramsintheNewYorkarea.ThisyearthefestivalwillincludefilmsnotonlyfromWingspanbutalsofromothercityorganizationsandonefromamiddleschoolinArlington,Virginia.“Wewanttomakethisanationalevent，”MsGardneradded.

ThenineshortstobeshownrangefromaClaymationbiographyofB.B.Kingtoasciencefictionadventuresetintheyear3005.“Alotofthematerialisreallymature，”MsGardnersaid,talkingaboutfilmsbytheNewYorkCitybranchofGlobalActionProject，amediaartsandleadershiptraininggroup.“TheChoiceisaboutthehistoryofafamilyandMasterAntiSmokerisaboutthedangersofsecondhandsmoke.”DreamoftheInvisiblesdescribesyoungimmigrants’feelingsofbothbelongingandnotbelongingintheiradoptedcountry.

Thefestivalwillendwithanopenreceptionatwhichotherfilmswillbeshown.TheseincludeamusicvideoandfulllengthfilmwhosetitleisPressures.

9．WingspanArtsKidsFilmsFestival________.

A．isorganizedbyamiddleschool

B．isasfamousastheTorontoFestival

C．showsfilmsmadebychildren

D．offersawardstofilmschoolstudents

答案：

C　由第二段最后一句话“...thefestivalhasmuchincommonwitheventsformoreexperiencedmoviemakers，exceptfortheageoftheparticipants：

about8to18.”和第三段第一句话“What'sreallyexcitingisthatit'sfilmforkidsbykids，”可知WingspanArtsKidsFilmsFestival是专门由孩子制作电影，专门为孩子播放，带来艺术享受的节日。

10．WhichofthefollowingistrueofWingspanArts?

A．Ithelpsyoungfilmmakerstomakemoney.

B．Itprovidesartsprojectsforyoungpeople.

C．It'samediaartsandleadershiptraininggroup.

D．It'sanationalorganizationforyoungpeople.

答案：

B　由第三段第一句话“...WingspanArts，anonprofitorganizationofferingyouthartsprogramsintheNewYorkarea.”可知WingspanArts是一个以非盈利为目的，为青少年提供艺术项目的纽约的组织。

11．Theunderlinedword“shorts”inParagraph4refersto______.

A．shorttrousersB．shortkids

C．shortfilmsD．shortstories

答案：

C　由第三段“ThisyearthefestivalwillincludefilmsnotonlyfromWingspanbutalsofromothercityorganizationsandonefromamiddleschoolinArlington，Virginia.”和shorts后面的关键词“tobeshown”，可判断出有很多部各种题材的电影将在此次电影节上上映，其中的九个shorts，应该是九个短片电影。

12．Moviestobeshowninthefestival________.

A．coverdifferentsubjects

B．focusonkids'life

C．areproducedbyGlobalActionProject

D．aredirectedbyMsGardner

答案：

A　由倒数第二段的内容描述，特别是关键句“ThenineshortstobeshownrangefromaClaymationbiographyofB．B.Kingtoasciencefictionadventuresetintheyear3005.”可总结归纳出此次电影节的电影主题内容涉及面非常广。

D

Doesadrinkadaykepheartattacksaway?

Overthepast20years,numerousstudieshavefoundthatmoderatealcoholconsumption,that'stosay,oneortwobeers,glassesofwineorcocktailsdailyhelpstopreventcoronaryheartdisease.LastweekareportintheNewEnglandJournalofMedicineaddedstrongnewevidenceinsupportofthattheory.Moreimportant,theworkprovidedthefirstsolidindicationofhowalcoholworkstoprotecttheheart.

Inthestudy,researchersfromBoston'sBrighamandWomen'sHospitalandHarvardMedicalSchoolcomparedthedrinkinghabitsof340menandwomenwhohadsufferedrecentheartattacks,withthoseofhealthypeopleofthesameageandsex.Thescientistsfoundthatpeoplewhosiponetothreedrinksadayareabouthalfaslikelytosufferheartattacksasnondrinkersare.Theapparentsourceoftheprotection：

thosewhodrankalcoholhadhigherbloodlevelsofhighdensitylipoproteins（脂蛋白），thesocalledgoodcholesterol（胆固醇）,whichisknowntopreventheartdisease.

Asevidencehasmounted,somedoctorshavebegunrecommendingadailydrinkforpatientsofheartdiseases.Butmostphysiciansarenotreadytorecommendaregularhappyhourforeveryone.Therisksofteetotallingarenothingcomparedwiththedangersoftoomuchalcohol,includinghighbloodpressure,strokesandlivertroubles—nottomentionviolentbehaviourandtrafficaccidents.Moreover,somestudiessuggestthatevenmoderatedrinkingmayincreasetheincidenceofbre