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Module2单元测试题2

必修4Module2测试题

第一部分听力（共两节，满分３０分）

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第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分４５分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21.—Howmuchisthe_______fortwofirst-classticketstoParis?

—400francs,sir.

A.ticketB.fareC.feeD.fine

22.Mybrotherfailedtocomeontimeforthemeetingyesterday,becausehiscargot_______intheheavysnow.

A.stickingB.stickC.tostickD.stuck

23.Welcometovisitourcompanywhenever________.

A.youareconvenient

B.youwillbeconvenient

C.itisconvenienttoyou

D.itwillbeconvenienttoyou

24.Insteadoftreatingthehomelessmanasashametosociety,MrsBlack________himwithfoodandwater.

A.providedB.offeredC.affordedD.shared

25.Asateacher,heshouldn’tjumptoaconclusionthatastudentisnotworth_______simplybecausehefailsoneexam.

A.toteachB.tobetaughtC.teachingD.beingtaught

26.—CanIsmokehere?

—Sorry.Wedon’tpermit________intheoffice.

A.tobesmokingB.peoplesmokeC.tosmokeD.smoking

27.Don’tworry.Theoperationwasasuccessandthedoctorssaidshewouldrecover_______.

A.intimeB.innotimeC.ontimeD.atnotime

28.Tomwasscoldedbyhismotherforhisfailureintheexamsohewasinno________totelljokes.

A.moodB.emotion

C.attitudeD.feeling

29.—I’mleavingnow.

—Makesure_______thedoor.

A.foryoutolockB.tohavelockedC.lockingD.youlock

30.Ihaven’tseenMrKellerforalongtime.Shouldyouseehim,_______himmyregards.

A.togiveB.giveC.givenD.giving

31.Imissedthebusandhadtowalkhome.________,itwasrainingandIgotallwet.

A.InotherwordsB.What’sworseC.AsaresultD.Foronething

32.RecentlymyfatherboughtanancientChinesevase.Fromthedate_______onit,IknewitwasmadeintheSongDynasty.

A.markingB.tomarkC.markedD.beingmarked

33.—Haven’tseenyouforages.Let’shaveaget-togethernextweek,_______?

—It’sadeal.

A.shallweB.won’tweC.won’tyouD.willyou

34.Tosaveelectricity,telltheboytoswitch________alllightsasheleavestheroom.

A.overB.onC.inD.off

35.—IthinkweshouldphoneSusanandapologizetoher.

—________Itwasourfault.A.Noway.B.Nowonder.

C.Whynot?

D.Notatall.

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

IrememberthefirsttimeIsawGretchenBuchenholzdoingwhatshedoesbest.Itwasthefallof2002,andshewasstandingatthedoorofaNewYorkday-care36thatshe’dfoundedfordisadvantagedandspecial-needs37.Astreamoflittlekidswasenteringthebuilding,andsomewere38walkers.Gretchenkneltdown39eachchild,greetingeachbynameandsaying40personal.Thekidssmiledhappilyandtheirlittle41litup.

ItwasatthattimethatImademyfinaldecisionto42myjobasalawyer.Ihaddecidedto43asdirectorofcommunityaffairsfortheAssociationtoBenefitChildren（ABC）,thenonprofit（非赢利的）groupthatGretchen4420yearsago.WhenIwas45,myfamilyhadoftenbeenhelpedbyothers.Momalwaystoldusthatweshouldhelpthe46whenwegrewup.

ThestoryofhowGretchenstartedABCis47amazing.In1984,shewasonherwaytoagovernmentofficetogetaday-carepermit,48byaccident,sheenteredaroomwherehomelessfamilieswerewaitingtobe49ina“welfarehotel”.Shesawthreebabies.Thebabiesworenodiapers（尿布）astheirparentscouldn’t50any.Aftertalkingtothe51andlearningtheyandtheirbabieswere52,Gretchenwentoutandboughtbread,peanutbutter,applejuiceanddiapers.Thenshestartedmakingphonecalls.She53theAmericanRedCross,CityHallandＴｈｅＮｅｗＹｏｒｋＴｉｍｅｓ.Finally,shehelped54housingforthemandotherhomeless55likethem.

Iwishthereweremorepeoplelikeher.

36.A.companyB.factoryC.centerD.office

37.A.childrenB.pupilsC.teachersD.workers

38.A.watchingB.following

C.checkingD.using

39.A.beforeB.behindC.overD.beside

40.A.anythingB.everything

C.somethingD.nothing

41.A.handsB.headsC.facesD.noses

42.A.loseB.applyC.quitD.get

43.A.lookB.tryC.supplyD.serve

44.A.ranB.discovered

C.builtD.started

45.A.littleB.shortC.fatD.disabled

46.A.poorB.oldC.injuredD.stupid

47.A.tooB.nearlyC.almostD.quite

48.A.soB.butC.sinceD.as

49.A.caughtB.remembered

C.placedD.bought

50.A.takeB.affordC.findD.choose

51.A.parentsB.doctorsC.officialsD.babies

52.A.dyingB.angryC.hungryD.thirsty

53.A.askedB.dialedC.connectedD.brought

54.A.makeoutB.carryonC.buildupD.setup

55.A.couplesB.familiesC.settlersD.lovers

第三部分阅读理解（共２０小题；每小题２分，满分４０分）

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Manytrafficjamsleavedriverspuzzledastheyfinallyreachtheendofatail-backtofindnovisiblecausefortheirdelay.Now,ateamofmathematicianshavefoundtheanswerbydevelopingamodeltoshowhowmajordelaysoccuronourroads,withnoapparent（显然的）cause.

Themodelshowedthatadriver,slowingdownbelowacriticalspeed（极限速率）whenreactingtounexpectedevents,forcesthecarbehindtoslowdownfurtherandthenextcarbacktoreduceitsspeedstillfurther.Theresultofthisisthatseveralmilesback,carswouldfinallycometoastop,withdriversunawareofthereasonfortheirdelay.Themodelpredictsthatthisisaverytypicalsituationonabusyhighway（above15vehiclesperkm）.Thejammovesbackwardsthroughthetrafficcreatingaso-called“backwardtravellingwave”,whichdriversmayencountermanymilesupstream,severalminutesafteritwascaused.

Driversandpolicy-makershavenotpreviouslyknownwhyjamslikethisoccur,thoughmanyhaveputitdowntothesheervolumeoftraffic.Whilethisclearlyplaysapartinthisnewtheory,themainissueisaroundthesmoothnessoftrafficflow.Accordingtothemodel,heavytrafficwillnotautomaticallyleadtojamsbutcanbesmooth-flowing.Thismodeltakesintoaccountthetimedelayindrivers’reactions,whichleadtodriversbrakingmoreheavilythaniftheyhadidentified（识别）andreactedtoaproblemaheadasecondearlier.

Whenadrivertapsthebrake,thetrafficmaycometoafullstandstillseveralmilesbehind.Itreallymattershowhardadriverbrake—aslightbrakingfromadriverwhohasidentifiedaproblemearlywillallowthetrafficflowtoremainsmooth.Heavierbraking,usuallycausedbyadriverreactinglatetoaproblem,canaffecttrafficflowformanymiles.

56.Fromthepassage,welearnthat__________.

A.driversareoftenunawareofthereasonwhyatrafficjamhappens

B.manydriversdon’tknowhowtodealwithunexpectedevents

C.heavytrafficoftenforcesdriverstoslowdown

D.trafficjamsoftenhappenonabusyhighway

57.WhichofthefollowingisNOTincludedinthenewtheory?

A.Trafficspeed.B.Widthofroads.

C.Trafficsmoothness.D.Delaytime.

58.Trafficjamscanbeavoidedwhen________.

A.mathematiciansdevelopamodel

B.driversreacttoproblemsearly

C.thereisabackwardtravellingwave

D.thereisavisiblecauseofthedelay

59.Theunderlinedword“this”inthethirdparagraphrefersto________.

A.backwardtravellingwaveB.manymilesupstream

C.abusyhighwayD.thevolumeoftraffic

60.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Anewmodeldevelopedbymathematicians.

B.Themysteryoftrafficjamssolvedbymathematicians.

C.Trafficjamscausedbyslowly-reactingdrivers.

D.Impactsofslightandheavybraking.

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Theonlysalmon（鲑鱼）farminNorthernIrelandhaslostitsentirepopulationof100,000fish,worthabout$2million,toanastonishingjellyfish（海蜇）attack,itsownerssaidWednesday.

TheNorthernSalmonCo.Ltd.saidbillionsofjellyfishinathickpackofabout10squaremilesand35feetdeepfloodedoutthefishlastweekintwonetpensaboutamileoffthecoastoftheGlensofAntrim,northofBelfast.ManagingdirectorJohnRussellsaidthecompany’sdozenworkerstriedtorescuethesalmon,buttheirthreeboatsstruggledforhourstopushtheirwaythroughthemassofjellyfish.Allthefishweredeadordyingfromstings（刺）andstressbythetimetheboatsreachedthepens,hesaid.

Russell,whoeverworkedatScottishsalmonfarmsandtooktheNorthernIrelandjobjustthreedaysbeforetheattack,saidhehadneverseenanythinglikeitin30yearsinthebusiness.“Itwasunprecedented.Theseawasredwiththesejellyfishandtherewasnothingwecoulddoaboutit,absolutelynothing,”hesaid.

Thespeciesofjellyfishresponsible,Pelagia,popularlyknownasthepurplestinger,isnotedforitspurplishnight-timeglowanditspropensity（习性）forfrighteningswimmersinthewarmerMediterraneanSea.Untilthepasttenyears,thepurplestingerhasrarelybeenseensofarnorthinBritishorIrishwatersandscientistsregardthisasevidenceofglobalwarming.

Russellsaidthecompany,whichbillsitssalmonasnaturally-raisedandexportstoFrance,Belgium,GermanyandtheUnitedStates,islikelytobeclosedunlessitreceivesimmediatehelpfromtheBritishgovernment.

61.Whatisthispassagemainlyabout?

A.JellyfishmovedoutoftheMediterraneanSea.

B.TheNorthernSalmonCo.Ltd.lost$2million.

C.Jellyfishkilled100,000salmoninNorthernIreland.

D.Scientistsfoundnewevidenceofglobalwarming.

62.Accordingtosomescientists,what’sthecauseofthearrivalofthehugeamountofjellyfish?

A.Thejellyfishwenttothesalmonfarmtolookforfood.

B.Someboatsdrovethejellyfishintothesalmonfarmbyaccident.

C.ThetemperatureoftheMediterraneanSeaismuchlowerthanbefore.

D.ThetemperatureofIrishwatersh