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外研版高中英语必修3Module3单元测试题

Module3单元测试题

Ⅰ语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1-15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

LyingisnotOK.Ilearntthislessonnotlongago.

Duringthelastsummer,mymotheraskedmetotakeasummerartclass.Inthefirstclass,IrealizedIwasreally__1__atart.Asaresult,Iwantedtogiveup.Aftertaeclass,ItoldmymotherthatIdidnotwantto__2__theclassbecausemyteachersaidthatIwasterribleat__3__.Mymotherbelievedmeandgot__4__.Shecalledtheschool'scounselor（辅导员）andtoldhimaboutthat.Whenthecounseloraskedtheteacherwhethershehadsaidthataboutme,myteachersaidthatshedidnotsaythat.Whenmymother__5__meto-thecounselor,heaskedmeiftheteacherhad__6__toldmethatIwasbadatdrawing.Underpressure,Igaveinandtoldthe__7__.

Thatliehada__8__impactonme.First,Ilosttherespectofmyparents,whosetrustIhadtostudyhardtogainback.Second,Ilosttherespectofmycounselorandmy__9__,whoserelationshipswithmechanged__10__.Finally,Ilostmyself-respect.AtthattimeIthought__11__wouldgetmeoutoftheartclassthatIdidnotwanttotake.Althoughlyingdidtakemeoutoftheartclass,itcreatedasituationthatwaseven__12__thangoingtotheartclass.Foraboutaweekortwo,Iwasnotabletosleep,knowingthatIhad__13__otherpeople'sfeelings.Itwasalongnightmare,whichIthoughtwouldnever__14__.Afterthisexperience,IdecidedthatIwould__15___lieagain.

1.A.goodB.talentedC.amazedD.bad

2.A.missB.continueC.considerD.value

3.A.runningB.drawingC.angryD.singing

4.A.angryB.interestedC.amusedD.excited

5.A.threwB.invitedC.tookD.sent

6.A.graduallyB.constantlyC.unluckilyD.really

7.A.truthB.experienceC.excuseD.lie

8.A.beneficialB.bigC.newD.strange

9.A.fatherB.brotherC.friendD.teacher

10.A.believablyB.terriblyC.slightlyD.greatly

11.A.studyingB.lyingC.playingD.sleeping

12.A.worseB.betterC.wiserD.fresher

13.A.feltB.hurtC.supportedD.damaged

14.A.spreadB.appearC.endD.happen

15.A.oftenB.everC.sometimesD.never

第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的

词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。

ASouthKoreanpassengershipcarrying475people,mostlyhighschoolstudents,sankneartheislandofJindo.

Onesurvivorsaidthattherescuewasn'tonewell.Those__16__wereonthetopmostandlowestdecks__17__（probable）hadthebestopportunitiestoescape.However,anannouncementwasrepeatedlybroadcastontheship,tellingpassengerstoremain__18__（seat）.Ifpeoplehadjumpedintothewater,theycouldhavebeenrescued.Butthey__19___（tell）nottogoout;However,__20__theshipbegantosink,talesofheroismonboardwerealsobeingreported.

Onecrewmember,__21__22-year-oldwomannamedParkJi-young,issaidtohavelostherlifewhen__22__（struggle）tomakesurepassengersontheupperfloorsoftheferryworelifejacketsandfoundtheirwaysout.

"Iaskedher__23__shedidnotfirstwearalifejacket.Parkjustsaidshewouldgetoutoftheshipaftermakingsurethat__24__passengerswereout,"asurvivortoldthelocalmedia."Parkpushedpassengers__25__theexitevenwhenthewaterwasuptoherchest."

II阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Inourschooldays,everyonehasthememoriestheycancherishandtreasurefortheirwholelife.Schooldaysarethemostjoyfulandfunfilledwithmanymysteriestosolveandmanyfightstoresolve.

Inmyschooldays,Ihadmanyfriendsandsomefoes.Weusedtogossip,playandsometimesfightoversillythings.Ihadtwobestfriends.Theywereveryniceandloyaltome.Everyteacherinmyschoollikedus,althoughweweren'tbrilliantstudents.Infactwewereaverageonesbutstillwerespectedoureldersandlovedouryoungsters.Sincemychildhood,I'veneverbeencomplainingtoanyoneforanythingasIhadeverythingIneededorwanted.Imissmyschooldayssincetheyareallabouthavingfunandnocompetitions.Themostexcitingpartis"theexchangeoflunchboxes".UsuallymybestfriendsandIlikedeachother'slunchandsoondevelopedahabitofexchanginglunches.Apartfromsharinglunches,wealsousedtoshareoursillysecrets.

Weusedtoplayourself-createdgamesanddrawphotosforfun.Wealsousedtohavebetsandtreatsforrewardsonchildishthingsbutweneverplayedjokesonanyone.Mychildhoodwasindeedreallyamazingandsimple.Wefoundfuninsmallbutbeautifulthings.Itwassurelysurrealistic（超现实的）butalsoexcitingattimes.Inmyschooldays,wesometimesplayedintherains,madepaperboats,ateice-creamsandenjoyedeverydropofwaterandaftergettingallbathedupinwater,wehadhotchocolatedrinks.

Theseweresomeofthememoriesofmyschooldaysinmychildhood,whichIstillcherishtoday.Ihopeeveryone'schildhooddaysarejustascarefreeandjoyousasmine.

26.Theauthornevermadeanycomplaintsbecause______.

A.hegotonwellwithherclassmates

B.histeacherslikedhimverymuch

C.hehadmanygoodfriends

D.hewasnevershortofanything

27.Atschooltheauthorandhisgoodfriendslikedtoshare______.

A.theirbooksandpencils

B.theirideasintheirstudies

C.theirlunchesandsecrets

D.theirviewpointsaboutsociety

28.Accordingtothepassage,theauthor'sschool-dayswerefullof______.

A.simpleyethappymemories

B.fightsandarguments

C.unrealisticyetexcitingdreams

D.tricksandjokes

29.Whichofthefollowingwordscandescribetheauthor'schildhood?

A.Sillyandworrying.

B.Troublesomeandpainful.

C.Carefreeandjoyous.

D.SurrealisticandInteresting.

30.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.MyTeachers

B.MySchooldays

C.MyBestFriends

D.MyChildhood

B

WhetheryouhaveanaverageoranaboveaverageIQ,youcanhaveastrongfriendshipwithsomeonewithahighIQ.Herearesometipsonhowtoremainfriendswithsuchaperson.

Embraceyourfriend'sdifferences.Giftedorhighlyintelligentpeoplemaybeextremelycreativeandpassionate.Manygiftedpeoplelongforperfectionandwon'tstopworkinguntilperfectionisachieved.Yourintelligentfriendmayalsonotsolveproblemsorsituationslikeotherfriends.Insteadofbeingannoyedorevenembarrassedbyyourfriend'sdifferences,rememberthathisorherintelligenceorthewaytheyseetheworldisspecialandwonderful.

Knowaboutyourspecialqualities.Ittakestwototango.Thefactthatyourfriendissupersmartdoesn’tmeanthatyouaren'tequallyimportantinthefriendship.Whileyourpalmaybeexcellentatsomething,youhavetalentsandtraitsthatareequaltohisorhers-usethemtocomplement（补全）thefriendship.

Shareknowledge.YourfriendhasahighIQ,butitdoesn'tmeanheorsheknowseverythingintheworld.Theymaybeexcellentintheirchosenareasofprofession,buttheycan'tbegoodateverything.Theycanalsobenefitfromseeingissuesthattheydoknowmuchaboutfromanotherperspective.Shareyourownknowledge,ideasandthoughtswiththem.Thisway,thetwoofyoucanbuildupeachother'sknowledge,sharepossiblydifferentperspectivesandbroadenyourunderstandingtogether.

Trynewthingstogether.Ifthere'ssomethingyoubothliketodo,tryanewthinginthesamearea.Ifyoubothliketheoutdoorsbuthavenevergoneboating,tryrentingacoupleofboatsandresearchingwheretoexplore.IfyoubothlikeAsianfoodbutthenearestThairestaurantis2hoursaway,makealistofthingsyoucandointhatdestinationandhavearoadtrip.Doingthingstogethercanleaveyoubothamazingmemories.

31.AccordingtoParagraph2,peoplewithahighIQ_______.

A.candosomethingperfectlyveryeasily

B.canacceptotherpeople'sdifferenceseasily

C.maynotbegoodatsolvingproblemsinreallife

D.maydothingsdifferentlyfromotherpeople

32.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph3mean?

A.Bothpeopleinafriendshipareimportant.

B.Friendsplayanimportantroleinourlives.

C.Weneedothers'helptodosomethingwell.

D.Everyonehashisorherownspecialqualities.

33.FromParagraph4weknowthatpeoplewithahighIQ______.

A.maybeweakatsomething

B.likelearningfromnormalpeople

C.don'tlikesharingknowledgewithothers

D.mayseeissuesfromdifferentperspectives

34.Whatdoesthewritersuggestdoinginthelastparagraph?

A.Spendingmoretimetakingpartinoutdooractivities.

B.FindingoutwhatactivitiespeoplewithahighIQlikedoing.

C.MakingsomeplanstogetherwithafriendwhohasahighIQ.

D.TryingnewthingstogetherwithafriendwhohasahighIQ.

35.Thepurposeofthepassageisto

A.givetipsonhowtodeveloplifelongfriendships

B.sharehowthewriterremainsfriendswithcleverpeople

C.tellushowtokeepfriendshipwithpeoplewithahighIQ

D.encourageustomakefriendswithveryintelligentpeople

C

EdwardMurrowwasafamousAmericanradioreporter.Hewasbornin1908inNorthCarolina.

MurrowfinishedhiscollegeeducationatWashingtonStateCollegein1930.Atcollege,heoftenorganizedeventsforthestudentorganization.HealsotraveledthroughouttheUnitedStatesandEurope.

MurrowjoinedtheInstituteofInternationalEducationin1932andworkedthereforsometime.HeacceptedajobintheColumbiaBroadcastingSystemin1935.HisjobwastogetfamouspeopletospeakonCBSradioprograms.Twoyearslater,MurrowwasnamedthedirectoroftheCBSEuropeanofficeandmovedtoLondon,England.HisjobwastogetEuropeanofficia