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Book6Module3单元测试题（外研版）

Class:

Name:

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满分（120）

一、语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.Willyouturndown_______TVsetalittlewhileI’mon_______phone?

A./;theB.a;theC.the;/D.the;the

2.Whenthepartycametoanend,heaskedforthegirl’sphonenumber,hopingtokeepin_______.

A.relationB.connectionC.touchD.friendship

3.—HasJohn_______Bettyyet?

—No.Shewon’tforgivehimforbetrayingher.

A.putupwithB.keptupwithC.madeupwithD.comeupwith

4.July1,1997isaspecialdateforallHongKongpeople,_______,Ithink,theywillrememberforever.

A.oneB.thatC.itD.when

5.Thestategovernmenthasspentalotofmoneyprotectingthelocalecologicalenvironment,whichwill_______promotethetourismdevelopment.

A.inturnB.inreturnC.innatureD.inshort

6.I’m_______goodtermswithJulie,soIknowsheisallergic_______flowersofthiskind.

A.on;withB.on;toC.at;aboutD.at;to

7.Iregret_______youthatyouhaven’tbeenselectedforthejobinterview.

A.tellingB.totellC.havingtoldD.tohavetold

8.Myfatheroftenimpressesonmethatopportunities_______thosewhoareprepared.

A.arebelongedtoB.willbebelongedto

C.arebelongingtoD.belongto

9.Largeamountsofmoney_______onimprovingpeople’shousingconditionsuptonow.

A.isspentB.arespentC.hasbeenspentD.havebeenspent

10.OurChineseteacherhasa_______senseofhumor.

A.livelyB.livingC.aliveD.live

11._______aroundtheEiffelTower,weweretakentovisittheLouverMuseum.

A.HavingshownB.Beingshown

C.HavingbeenshownD.Tobeshown

12.Thisisthefirsttimethenewly-married_______overmoney.

A.quarrelB.quarreledC.hadquarreledD.havequarreled

13.Thisphotobroughtmycarefreechildhoodbacktomymind_______Iwouldspendlongsummereveningsplayingonthebeach.

A.whenB.whereC.thatD.which

14.Mylittleboyknocked_______aglassofwater,ruiningmypainting.

A.offB.overC.outD.up

15.—HowdoyouknowsomethingthathashappenedtoJane?

—_______.Shehasn’tshownup,butshewasalwaysontimeforclass.

A.IclickwithherB.It’smyguess

C.We’retwoofakindD.Itisherturn

二、完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Awomansaidsomethingthathurtherbestfriend.She16doingitimmediately,andwantedtodosomethingtotakethe17back.Soshewenttoasage（智者）,18hersituation,andaskedforadvice.Thesage19patientlyandsaid,“Therearetwothingsyouneedtodo.Thefirstisextremelydifficult.20,takeyourbestfeather（羽毛）pillows,and21asmallholeineachone.Then,beforethesunrises,youmust22asinglefeatheronthedoorstepofeachhouseinthetown.Whenyouare23,comebackandI’lltellyouthesecond.”

Thewomanhurriedhometo24it.Allnightlongshelabored（劳动）aloneinthe25.Shewentfromdoorsteptodoorstep,takingcarenottoleaveoutasinglehouse.Herfingerswerefrozen.Thewindwasso26thatitcausedhereyestowater,butshedidn’tgiveup,27thattherewassomethingshecoulddotoputthingsbackthewaytheyoncewere.

Justasthesunrose,she28tothesage.Shewastired,butpleasedthathereffortswouldbe29.“Mypillowsareempty.Iplacedafeatheronthedoorstepofeachhome,”thewomansaid.

“Now,”saidthesage,“gobackand30yourpillows.Theneverythingwillbeasitwasbefore.”

Thewomanwassurprised,“That’simpossible!

Thewind31eachfeatherasfastasIplacedthemonthedoorsteps!

”

“That’strue,”saidthesage.“Never32thateachofyourwordsislikea33inthewind.34spoken,noamountof35caneverreturnthemtoyourmouth.Rememberonekindwordcanwarmthreewintermonths.”

16.A.triedB.forgotC.regrettedD.stood

17.A.lettersB.suggestionsC.giftsD.words

18.A.explainedB.assessedC.facedD.accepted

19.A.taughtB.listenedC.observedD.searched

20.A.LaterB.NowC.TomorrowD.Tonight

21.A.drawB.findC.openD.leave

22.A.putB.selectC.tieD.find

23.A.outB.throughC.offD.down

24.A.sortoutB.lookforC.prepareforD.thinkof

25.A.hotB.rainyC.warmD.cold

26.A.freeB.fierceC.hotD.constant

27.A.thankfulB.curiousC.worriedD.upset

28.A.shoutedB.returnedC.movedD.waved

29.A.devotedB.takenC.rewardedD.spent

30.A.hideB.makeC.bringD.refill

31.A.piledupB.blewawayC.putawayD.cutoff

32.A.forgetB.argueC.mindD.attempt

33.A.flowerB.leafC.featherD.pillow

34.A.BecauseB.UnlessC.AlthoughD.Once

35.A.effortB.timeC.patienceD.knowledge

三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Olderfriendsarewonderfultohavebecausetheycangiveyouaninsightintoadifferenttimeinourhistory.Eventhoughtherearedifferencesbetweenthetwogenerationsinsomecases,it’sstillpossibletohavefunandalsotolearnfromeachother.Ihavehadseveralolderfriendsinmylifeandtheyalltaughtmesomethingalittlebitdifferentaboutlife.

WhenIwasachild,mymotherhadawonderfulladycomeintoourhometoprovidehousekeepingservices.Thiswomanwasretiredandmighthavebeeninhermidtolatesixtiesatthattime.Althoughherjobwastocleanourhouse,thiswomanprovidedmuchmorethanthat.Shewasalwaysthereformeonthedaysshecametowork.DuringthecourseofthedayswhenIwasill,shewouldmakesurethatIwascomfortableandcaredforproperly.Inmychildhood,Iconsideredherasecondmom.AsIgrewintomyteenyears,shebecameoneofmybestfriends.

Duringmyteenyears,IwasoftenhomeduringthesummersandGirthaandIwouldeatlunchtogether.Wecouldtalkaboutanythingandlaughtogetheraswell.

IlearnedalotaboutlifefromGirtha.ShehadaverydeepfaithandreadherBibleregularly.Eventhoughhercircumstancesweredifficult,shenevercomplainedandalwaysshowedcompassion（同情）forothers.Shealwaysrodethebustoandfromworkandrefusedourofferstodriveherhomeintheeveningsbecauseshefeltthatshelivedinanundesirableneighborhoodandwasveryconcernedforoursafety.

Inherlateryears,Girtha’shealthdeclinedandshehadtostopworking.Sheeventuallymovedtoanotherstatesoherdaughtercouldcareforher.Earlyinmycollegecareer,IreceivedaphonecalltellingmethatGirhahaddied,whichsaddenedmealot.Istillmisshertothisday.

Girthawasuniqueinherownway,butthroughseveralmatters,shetouchedmylifeandmyheartinaveryspecialway.Maybeit’stimeformetoreviewthoselessonsineverlastingfaith.

36.Whydoestheauthorthinkhavingolderfriendsiswonderful?

A.Becausetheyunderstandourhistoryverywell.

B.Becausetheyarerelativelyeasiertodealwith.

C.Becausetheyhaveadeepunderstandingoflife.

D.Becausethetwogenerationshavesomethingincommon.

37.TheauthorconsideredGirthaasecondmomwhenyoungbecauseof.

A.hermucholderageB.herlovingcare

C.herhousekeepingservicesD.heruniquepersonality

38.Accordingtotheauthor,GirthawasthoughttobethefollowingEXCEPT.

A.optimisticB.considerateC.kind-heartedD.knowledgeable

39.WhydidGirtharefuseourofferstodriveherhome?

A.Becauseshewascompassionate.

B.Becauseshewasworriedaboutoursafety.

C.Becauseshewasaccustomedtotakingabus.

D.Becauseshefeltashamedofherpoorlivingconditions.

40.Theauthorwrotethetextto.

A.introducethelifestoryofGirtha

B.showtheadvantagesofolderfriends

C.tellustheinfluenceGirthahadonhimorher

D.advisetheyoungtomakefriendswiththeold

B

Atonepointoranotherinyourcareer,youwillreporttoamanager,thepersonyoufondly—ornot—callboss.Therelationshipsthatyoucreateandmanage,withbothyourbossandotheremployeesinthecompany,arecritical（决定性的）foryourworksuccessandcareerprogress.You’reinchargeofyourrelationshipwithyourboss.Noonewillevershareasmuchconcernasyoudoandthequalityoftherelationshiphelpsyouachieveyourgoals.

Youwon’tprogresswithouttheinformation,view,experience,andsupportofyourmanager.Atthesametime,ifyoudon’tfinishyourwork,yourmanagerwillnevershineforhisorheroverallresponsibilities.Despiteknowingthis,managersdocomeineverysizeandwithallpossiblelevelsofskillandeffectiveness（效率）.Somemanagersarejustbadbosses;othersareunawareofwhatyouneedfromthem.Managingupischallenging,butfinally,worthyourtime.

Thefirststepinmanagingupistodevelopapositiverelationshipwithyourboss.Relationshipsarebasedontrust.Dowhatyousayyou’lldoandneverblindsideyourmanagerwithsurprisesthatyoucouldhavepredictedorprevented.Tellthebosswhenyou’vemadeamistake.

Gettoknowyourmanagerasapersonandhesharesthehumanexperiencejustasyoudo.Identifyyourboss’sareasofweaknessorgreatestchallengesandaskwhatyoucandotohelp.Whatareyourboss’sbiggestworries;howcanyourcontributionmitigate（缓解）theseconcerns?

Thinkintermsoftheoverallsuccessofyourdepartmentandcompany,notjustaboutyournarrowworldatwork.Furthermore,youshouldlookforandfocusonthe“best”partsofyourboss,forifyou’renegativeaboutyourboss,youwilltendtofocusonhisfailings.Thisisneitherpositiveforyourhappinessatworknoryourprospectsforsuccessinyourorganization.

41.Itcanbelearnedfromthetextthat.

A.it’seasyforemployeestogettoknowtheirbosseswell

B.relationshipswithbossescandecideone’ssuccessinwork

C.bossesarealwaysworriedabouthisemployees’progres