学年度深圳市高三上学期英语必修二Modul56 综合测试题.docx

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学年度深圳市高三上学期英语必修二Modul56综合测试题

必修2Modules5—6综合测试题

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）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Bringyourcampgroup,daycareoryouthgrouptotheComingMuseumofGlassforsummerfun.Throughgallerygamesandhands-onlearning,ourstaffwilltakechildrenfrompre-kindergartentohighschoolsonajourneytodiscoverthewonderfulworldofglass.

Available:

LateJunethroughAugust.Tourstakeplacedaily.

Filloutthepre-registrationform.

Call+1（607）438-5401withanyquestions.

SUMMERYOUTHTOURS:

LEARNINGTOLOOK

Thissummer,youngvisitorswillexplorethemuseumgalleriesandlookcloselyatglassinnewandexcitingways.Throughsomegames,childrenwillcompareshapes,searchforsurprisingdetails（细节），anddescribespecialglasscharacteristics.AHotGlassDemo（演示）willbeincludedinthevisit.

When:

Guidedtourstakeplacedailybetween9:

30amand2:

30pmandlastapproximatelyoneandahalfhours.

Cost:

Freeforkidsandteensaged17andunder.Oneadultisadmittedfreewithevery10children.Additionaladultsarechargedforregularadmission.

Registration:

Reservationsinadvancearerequired.Atleasttwoweeksinadvance.Call+1（607）438-5401orvisitschooltours@cmog.orgifyouhaveanyquestions.

LITTLEGATHERPERFORMANCES

SpecialLittleGatherperformances—justforgroups.Joinusat9:

30ameveryWednesdayinJulyandAugustforspecialperformancesandstorytimes.Groupsmustregisterinadvance.Forprogramdetails,visitlittlegath-er@cmog.orgortheLittleGatherpage,orcall+1（607）438-5401.ADDITIONALPROGRAMS

Hands-onglassprojectsareavailableforsummergroups.Whencompletingtheonlinepre-registrationformforyourtour,checkifyouareinterestedinhands-onactivities.Feesapply.

NEEDLUNCH?

Kids’mealsareavailablebyspecialorder.Ordersmustbereceivedtwoweeksbeforevisiting.

1.Whenisitsuitabletovisitthemuseumgalleries?

A.At11:

30aminearlyJuly.B.At9:

00aminlateJune.

C.At3:

30pminlateJuly.D.At10:

00aminearlyJune.

2.Whichofthefollowingactivitiestakesplaceonceaweek?

A.SeeingaHotGlassDemo.

B.Exploringthemuseumgalleries.

C.Joininghands-onglassprojects.

D.WatchingLittleGatherperformances.

3.Whatdoweknowaboutthemuseumfromthetext?

A.Itexhibitspricelessworksofart.

B.Itpreparestwomealsforvisitors.

C.Itoffersadultsmembershipdiscounts.

D.Itprovidesvisitorswithfunandpracticalactivities.

B

Istartedteachingfreshmen（大一新生）arequiredhumanities（人文学科）courseatStevensInstituteofTechnologyadecadeago.ThecourseincludedShakespeare,Descartes,Kant,Marx,Nietzsche,WilliamJames,Freud,Mead—youknow,Westerncivilization^greatestminds.

Iloveteachingthecourse,butIdon’tassumestudentslovetakingit.SoonthefirstdayIasked，“Howmanyofyouwouldskipthiscourseifitweren’trequired?

”AfterIexplainedtothemthattheyWouldn’thurtmyfeelings,almostallraisedtheirhands.

TheysaidtheycametoStevensforengineering,computerscience,math,physics，finance,digitalmusicproduction,etc.Theydidn’tseethepointofreadingalltheseoldimpracticalthingsthathavenothingtodowiththeirfutureprofessions.WhenIaskedthemtoguesswhyStevensarrangedthesecourses,someonesaid,smirking（假笑），“Tomakeuswell-rounded.”Hearingtheresponse,Ireallyhavetodosomethingtomakemypitchforthecourse.Weliveinaworldincreasinglyruledbyscience.Andthat’sfine.Butitisexactlybecausescienceissopowerfulthatweneedthehumanitiesnowmorethanever.Inyourscience,mathematicsandengineeringclasses,you’regivenfacts,answers，knowledgeandtruth.Yourprofessorssay，“Thisishowthingswork.”Theygiveyoucertainty.Thehumanities,atleastthewayIteachthem，giveyouuncertainty，doubtandskepticism.

Thehumanitiesaresubversive（颠覆性的）.Theyweakenthestatementsofallauthorities,whetherpolitical,religiousorscientific.Thisskepticismisespeciallyimportantwhenitcomestostatementsabouthumanity,aboutwhatweare,wherewecamefrom,andevenwhatwecanbeandshouldbe.

IfIdomyjobbytheendofthiscourse,you’llquestionallauthorities,includingme.You’llquestionwhatyou’vebeentoldaboutthenatureofreality,aboutthepurposeoflife,aboutwhatitmeanstobeagoodperson.That,forme,isthepointofthehumanities:

theykeepusfrombeingtrappedbyourowndesireforcertainty.

4.Whydidtheauthoraskstudentsthequestioninhisfirstclass?

A.Towinstudents’admiration.

B.Toformagoodrelationshipwithstudents.

C.Tocheckstudents’attitudetowardshiscourse.

D.Toencouragestudentstobeactiveinhisclass.

5.Fromthestudents’response,weknowthatthestudents____________.

A.wereeagertobewell-rounded

B.thoughtituselesstolearnhumanities

C.hadnoplansfortheirfutureprofessions

D.weretiredoftakingsomanycoursesincollege

6.WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph4mean?

A.Persuadehisstudentstoattachimportancetohumanities.

B.Reflectonhisexperienceoflearninghumanities.

C.Assesshisabilityofteachinghumanities.

D.Designhisteachingplancarefully.

7.Whatmaystudentslearntodoaftertakingthehumanitiescourse?

A.Expresstheirdesiresclearly.B.Giveuptheirpreviousideas.

C.Getoutofsetpatternsofthought.D.Sticktoscientificfindingsfirmly.

C

AnewstudysuggeststheAppleWatchwasabletoidentifyabnormalheartratesthatcouldbelinkedtoaseriousheartcondition..

Morethan400,000AppleWatchusersvolunteeredforthestudycarriedoutbyresearchersattheStanfordUniversitySchoolofMedicine.Theresearcherslookedforsignsofatrialfibrillation（AF心房纤维性颤动），whichisthemostcommonformofirregularheartbeat.SomepeoplewithAFfeelchangesintheirheartbeat,whileothersdonot.Becauseofthis,manypeopledonotknowtheyhavethecondition.IntheUnitedStates,AFcausesabout130,000deathsand750,000hospitalizationseachyear.

PeopletakingpartinthestudyworetheAppleWatchforextendedperiodsbetween2017and2018.Thedevice（设备）containsanappthatcontinuouslygathersinformationwithoutusershavingtodoanything.Itusesthewatch’slightsensor（感应器）technologytomeasurebloodflow.Theresearcherssaidthatoutofthosetakingpart,about2,000receivedawarningfromthedeviceshowingthattheymighthaveaheartproblem.Thestudyfoundthatabout84percentofthosewhoreceivedwarningswerefoundtobeexperiencingAFatthetime.Overall,about57percentofthosetakingpartinthestudysoughtsomekindsofmedicalattention.

LloydMinor,headoftheStanfordSchoolofMedicine,saidtheresultsshowgreatpromiseinusingtechnologytocreate"morepredictiveandpreventivehealthcare.”HeaddedthatAFisjustoneexampleofaconditionthatdevicescanhelpidentifyinthefuture.“Thisstudyopensthedoortofurtherresearchintowearabletechnologiesandhowtheymightbeusedtopreventdiseasebeforeitstrikes,”hesaid.

ButsomehealthresearcherswarnedagainstmakinganygeneraljudgmentsbasedontheApple-financedstudy.Theyhavecalledformuchmoreresearchtomeasuretheeffectivenessofwearabledevicestoidentifysignsofdisease.RichardKovacs,whowasnotinvolvedwiththestudy,saidthatdespitetheresults,theAppleWatchsystem“isnotperfect.”Otherexpertsagreedthatmorestudiesareneededbeforesimilardevice-basedhealthobservationsystemsarewidelyrecommended.

8.ManypeoplefailtorealizetheyhaveAFbecause______________.

A.AFisnotatypicalformofirregularheartbeat

B.theydonotfeelthedifferencesintheirheartbeat

C.AFisadeadlydiseasethatcanhardlybeidentified

D.theyignoretheseriousnessofabnormalheartrates

9.WhatisDoctorMinor’sattitudetowardtheresults?

A.Objective.B.Disapproving.C.Doubtful.D.Favorable.

10.Whatdosomeresearcherssuggestinthelastparagraph?

A.Morepeopleareadvisedtobuywearabledevices.

B.Moredevice-basedhealthstudiesshouldbedone.

C.AppleWatchstudyresultsshouldbewidelyrecognized.

D.Appleshouldcontinuefundinghealthmonitoringdevices.

11.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A.AppleWatchcanidentifyheartproblems.

B.MoreApple’swearabledeviceswillhitthemarket.

C.AFisexpectedtobecuredthankstoAppleWatch.

D.DifferentsignsofAFcanbeidentifiedbyAppleWatch.

D

Sincecommercialairlinestooktotheair,drinkingandflyinghavetendedtogohandinhand,withdrinkseemingtoaddthepleasingsenseofaflight.Butinthefaceofarisingtideofdrink-fuelledviolence,thereareincreasingcallsfromthepublicthatdrinkingonflightsshouldberestricted.Thegovernmentisreviewinglicensinglawsatairports.Ithasyettoreport,butWorldDutyFree（免税店）hasannounceditsowndecision—sellingduty-freealcoholicdrinksonlyinsealed（密封的）bagsthat，intheory,cannoteasilybeopenedontheplane.

RobGriggs，aspokesmanforAirlinesUK，welcomesthemoveofWorldDutyFree.However,hethinksmoreshouldbedonebyairportsandthelocalauthorities.“Theplacesthatsellalcoholshouldbesubjecttothesamelicensingconditionsaselsewhere.”Itwouldthenbeuptothelocalauthoritytodecidewhetherdrinkingalittlebeforeboardingwasacceptable.

SuzannahRobin,analcoholanddrugspecialistatAlcoDigital,acceptsGriggs’argumentthatmostdrinkingisdoneintheterminalratherthanontheplane.Sheadvocatesbreathalysing（酒精测试）passengerswhoshowsignsofbeingdrunkbeforetheyboard.ShesaystheCivilAviationAuthorityhastotakethelead.“Theystatethatit’sillegaltobedrunkonboard.Theynowneedtodecidewhatbeingdrunkmeans.