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高中英语下学期第9周周训练题
四川省宜宾市一中2017-2018学年高中英语下学期第9周周训练题
双向细目表
题号
分值
考点
识记
理解
简单运用
综合运用
难易程度
1
1.5
动词辨析
√
易
2
1.5
动词辨析
√
易
3
1.5
时态辨析
√
易
4
1.5
名词辨析
√
易
5
1.5
形容词辨析
√
中
6
1.5
时态辨析
√
易
7
1.5
动词辨析
√
中
8
1.5
名词辨析
√
难
9
1.5
副词辨析
√
易
10
1.5
介词辨析
√
难
11
1.5
动词辨析
√
中
12
1.5
动词辨析
√
中
13
1.5
副词辨析
√
难
14
1.5
代词辨析
√
易
15
1.5
动词辨析
√
易
16
1.5
连词辨析
√
中
17
1.5
形容词辨析
√
中
18
1.5
连词辨析
√
中
19
1.5
介词辨析
√
中
20
1.5
名词辨析
√
中
21
2
细节理解题
√
难
22
2
语境运用
√
易
23
2
推理判断题
√
易
24
2
推理判断题
√
中
25
1.5
语境运用
√
易
26
1.5
考查副词
√
中
27
1.5
考查介词
√
难
28
1.5
考查动词时态
√
易
29
1.5
考查搭配
√
易
30
1.5
考查动词搭配
√
中
31
1.5
考查连词
√
中
32
1.5
考查形容词、副词
√
中
33
1.5
考查时态
√
中
34
1.5
考查连词
中
35
1.5
考查非谓语
√
难
Module3单元测试题2
Module3TheViolenceofNature
第二部分：
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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。
A
BrownseaOpenAirTheatre
DORSET
Theonlywaytothistheatreisbyboat.EachJunevolunteerstraveltheretobeginbuildingtheset.
“ThepeopledoBrownseafortheloveoftheisland,”saysBOATdirectorDeniseMallender.“We'reacharity,andwehelptheworkontheislandbyholdingaregularShakespeareplay.”
Visit brownsea-theatre.co.uk fordetails
Regent'sParkOpenAirTheatre
LONDON
Eachsummer,almost140,000peoplevisittheparktowatchoneofthefouryearlyplays.Thisyear'splaysincludeJ.M.Barrie'sPeterPanandWilliamGolding'sLordoftheFlies.
Withthestageandseatingbothcompletelyuncovered,theactorsandtheaudiencesareleftatthemercyof （任由……摆布）theBritishweather — althoughthishasn'tpreventedstarssuchasJeremyIronsandBenedictCumberbatchfromperforminghere.
Visit openairtheatre.org fordetails
ScarboroughOpenAirTheatre
SCARBOROUGH
Enjoytheseaairandsightsof Europe'slargestopen-airplayhouse.Thestageandseatingareseparatedbyalake.
“It'saunique（独一无二的）place,” saysJanetDeacon,areadirectorofWelcometoYorkshire.Thetheatrenowplayshosttoconcertsbybig-namessuchasElainePaigeandTomJones,whoarebothperformingthismonth.
Visit fordetails
RutlandOpenAirTheatre
RUTLAND
ThistheatreishometotheStamfordShakespeareCompany,whothisyearcelebratetheir39thyearofoutdoorplayswithperformancesof RomeoandJuliet and HenryV.
Inallitsyears,ROAThasnevercancelledaperformance because ofrain — andalthoughthestageandactorsareleftopentotheweather,theaudiencecanshelter（避雨）inthecoveredhall.
Visit stamfordshakespeare.co.uk fordetails
21.WhatdoweknowaboutRegent'sParkOpenAirTheatre?
A.Itputsonfourplaysayear.
B.Ithasacoveredhallfortheaudience.
C.Ithasthesameplaysonshoweveryyear.
D.Itsstageandseatingareseparatedbyalake.
22.WhatdoBOATandROAThaveincommon?
A.TheydoShakespeareplays.
B.Theyarecompletelyuncovered.
C.Theyhavethesamehistory.
D.Theycanbereachedonlybyboat.
23.Whichisthelargestoutdoortheatrein Europe?
A.RutlandOpenAirTheatre.
B.BrownseaOpenAirTheatre.
C.ScarboroughOpenAirTheatre.
D.Regent'sParkOpenAirTheatre.
B
Theyshapeourlivesinmanyways.Oftenwhentheygetold,tornorfallapart,we'relikelytothrowthemoutorreplacethem.Butone85-year-oldmanisdevotedto（致力于）bringingoldbooksbacktolife.
“Iknowhowtodothis.Ienjoydoingthis,”saidPaulReeder,abookrepairhobbyist.
Reederischangingthefaceofourtextbooks,onebookatatime,saidSkyviewHighSchoolPrincipal,DebBlack.
Itallstartedjustthreeweeksago.
“Therewasanarticlethatcameoutaboutthebadshapeourbookswerein,”saidBlack.
Reederreadthearticleinthenewspaper,andhesoonappearedinBlack'soffice.ItwasthemorningofApril5,2016.
“Hesaid, ‘I'mheretoofferwhatIthinkmaybeasolution,'” Blackrecalled（回忆）.
Reederhasbeenrepairingbookssincethe1940s. Overtheyears,he'swornmanyhats,yethisinterestinbookrepairremainedunchanged.
Intheyear1992 whenReederretired（退休）,hewentallin.HehasrepairedbooksforanumberoforganizationsincludingtheMontanaHistoricalSocietyandtheBillingsPublicLibrary.
Skyview'sstudentsarenotonlythankfulforReeder'shelp,butinspired（鼓舞）byhiswork.
“Theyhavemadehimthank-yousignsandcards.Ihaveonegirlwholeftmeanotetheotherday. ShewantstolearntodowhatPauldoes.Whathedoesisalostart.Hehasdonegreatthingsforourkidsandforourbooks,”saidBlack.
Theworn-outbooksarebroughttoReederonFriday,andinmostcases,he'sabletoreturnthebooksasgoodasnewbythefollowingMonday,accordingtoBlack.
24.WhatdoesReederthinkofhiswork?
A.Itisapleasure.
B.Itisveryboring.
C.Itisalostart.
D.Itisreallydifficult.
25.HowdidReederfindoutSkyview'sbooksneededrepairing?
A.FromDebBlack.
B.Fromsomestudents.
C.Fromanewspaper.
D.Fromanorganization.
26.WhatcanweinferaboutReeder?
A.Helikescollectingoldbooks.
B.Herepairshatsinhissparetime.
C.Hehasalifelongloveforbookrepair.
D.Heretiredfrom Skyview HighSchool.
27.Whatwasthepurposeoftheschoolgirl'snote?
A.ToexpressthankstoBlack.
B.Tohaveherbooksrepaired.
C.TomakefriendswithReeder.
D.TolearnReeder'srepairskills.
C
Basedonatruestory,thenovel SafeasHouses byEricWaltersisanamazingbook.Itisabouta13-year-oldgirlnamedElizabethHardywhobabysitstheMcBridechildrenDavidandSuzie.Onerainy,stormyeveningtheywalkhomefromschool.Whentheyarrivehome,waterfloods thebackyard,cutsthepowerandfloodsroads,whichstopsMr.andMrs.McBridefromcominghome.Soonthefloodingbeginstoinvade（涌入）theMcBrides'homeandElizabeth,David,SuzieandtheirdogDaisytryveryhardtoescapeandsurvivetheflood.
MyfavoritecharacterisDavidbecauseIfindhimveryfunnyandbrave,andalthoughhecanbestubborn（固执的）andrudeattimes,heisstillaniceandfriendlyperson.AsmuchasIwanttobelikeDavidIcouldneverbelikehim.Atleast,Idon'tthinkIcouldeverdosomethingasbraveashedoes.
IthinkEricWaltersdoesagreatjobindescribingthecharactersandtellingthestory.Ireallyfeellikethisalljusthappenedinfrontofmyeyes.EversinceIstartedreading SafeasHouses Ineverwantedtoputthebookdown,andconsideringIwasnotabigfanofreadingthatdidnothappenveryoften. SafeasHouses changedmyopinioninregardtoreadingandnowIenjoyreadingverymuch.
EricWalters'writingcareerallstartedin1993whenEricwasteachingagrade5class.Hisstudentswerenotgoodreadersanddidnotlikereading,soEriccreatedabookcalled StandYourGround forhisstudentsandusedsomeofthestudents'namestocreatethestory.EversinceEricpublished（出版）thatbookhehasbecomeabigtimewriterandhaspublishedmanyamazingdifferentbookslike CampX, TigerTrap, Camp30, WeAllFallDown and Flyboy.
28.Whathappenedonthatparticularevening?
A.A13-year-oldgotlost.
B.Aterriblerainstormbrokeout.
C.Threechildrenweretrappedonthewayhome.
D.TheMcBrides'homewascompletelydestroyedbyfloods.
29.WhatdoestheauthorlikeaboutDavid?
A.Hiscreativity.
B.Hisgreatskill.
C.Hispersonality.
D.Hisgoodbehavior.
30.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor?
A.Heisamanfullofcourage.
B.Heusedtoenjoyreadingverymuch.
C.HeisverylikeDavidin SafeasHouses.
D.Hehasbeengreatlyaffectedby SafeasHouses.
31.WhydidEricwrite StandYourGround?
A.Torecordhisstudents'stories.
B.Toencouragehisstudentstoread.
C.Tostatetheimportanceofreading.
D.Toteachhisstudentstheycanbewriters.
D
WillHodson,aprimary-schoolteacherin London,wasreadingasuperherobooktohisstudentsonedaywhena thought struckhim.“Weweretalkingabouthowwecanalldosomethingheroiceveryday—openadoorforsomeone,saysomethingnicetosomeone,”herecalled.“Idecidednottousetheday'slessonplansandaskedthefive-year-oldstothinkabout,‘Whatareweallgoodat?
'”
Hodson,39,wasgoodatcycling,andheendeduptakinghislessontoanextreme:
Aftersavingupfortwoyears,helefthisjobandsetoffonafive-yearrideacrosssevencontinentstoraisemoneyforcharity,includingforParkinson'sdisease,whichhisfatherhas.CallinghimselfSuperCyclingMan,hetriestovisitatleastoneschoolpercountry,tospreadthemessagethat“wecanallbeheroes.”
StartinglastMay,Hodsonhashit14countriesin Europe.Ontheroad,strangershaveactedheroically—Turkishgasstationattendantsshelteredhimfromthesnow,andpeoplein Serbia madeahugepizzaforhim.
Sofar,hehasraisedabout$19,000ofthe$140,000hehopestoraise.Antarctica,themostexpensivecontinenttovisit,islastonhislist,afterAsia, Australia,the Americas and Africa.
Thehardestpartofthetriphasbeen “justkeepingmyparentsatmanageablestress（压力）levels.Youseesomuchbadnewsintheworld,butIseeaverydifferentpicture — peopleinvitingmetotheirhouses,peoplepouringmedrinksonthestreetatnight.”
Alongwiththesuperheromessage,Hodsonhopestoshowpeoplethat “life'sprettygoodontwowheels” — particularlyinplaceswherecyclingislesspopular.Tbilisi,Georgia'scapital,withitsshortageofbikelanes（自行车道）anditscrazydriver
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