深圳市龙岗区高中英语高一上必修一Module 1单元测试题.docx

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深圳市龙岗区高中英语高一上必修一Module1单元测试题

必修1Module1单元测试题

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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

Since2000,theFeatherRiverLandTrust（FRLT）hasbeenworkingtoprotectthelandsandwatersoftheFeatherRiverregion.FRLTownsthreeveryspecialplaces,whichweinviteyoutovisit.MaddalenaPropertyinSierraValley

MaddalenaPropertyisaheavenforpeoplewholikebirds.Itswetlandshavemorethan120birdspecies.Withincreasingnumbersofvisitorseveryyear,MaddalenaPropertyhasbecometheplacethatbirdloversmustvisit.Opentothepublicallyearround,MaddalenaPropertyisagreatplaceforyoutoplayinthewetlands,andenjoygreat360-degreeviewsofthemountainssurrounding（环绕）SierraValley..

HeartKRanchinGeneseeValley

HeartKRanchisaSierraNevadatreasure,withwonderfulmountainbeautyandarichhistoricalandculturalpast.Therearedifferentkindsofwoodlandsandgrasslands.FallisagreattimetomakeadrivefromSt.BernardLodgetoIndianValley.It’salsoaverygoodplaceforyoutohaveapicnicoralongbikeride.

LeonhardtRanchinAmericanValley

LeonhardtRanchwasprotectedin2012asanoutdoorclassroomforchildreninQuincyHighSchool.Duringschoolhours,teachersandstudentsareallowedtosetupresearchsitesanddoprojectsintheiroutdoorclassroom.LeonhardtRanchisopentothepublicduringnon-schoolhourstowalkalongourriversideandwatchforfrogs,fish,birdsandotherwildlife.YoucanalsoenjoythebeautifulviewsofSpanishPeakandAmericanValley.

Note:

NodogsorbikesareallowedinLeonhardtRanch.

1.Thethreeplacesarealllocatednear__________.

A.FeatherRiverB.SierraValleyC.GeneseeValleyD.AmericanValley

2.Ifyouwanttostudybirds,you’dbettervisit__________.

A.MaddalenaPropertyandHeartKRanch

B.HeartKRanchandQuincyHighSchool

C.MaddalenaPropertyandLeonhardtRanch

D.LeonhardtRanchandQuincyHighSchool

3.WhatisthesharedfeatureofHeartKRanchandLeonhardtRanch?

A.Manykindsoflandforms.

B.Arichculturalpast.

C.Anoutdoorclassroom.

D.Manykindsofanimals.

B

IattendedaCatholic（天主教的）grammarschoolfornineyears.LaterIdecidedtogotothepublichighschoolthatInowattend.WhydidIchooseapublichighschool?

Themainpurposeofgoingtoschoolistoreceiveagoodeducationthatwillhelpusbecomesuccessfulinthefuture.Bothprivateandpublicschoolsgivethisopportunity.Butpublicschoolsandprivateschoolseachgiveanentirelydifferentsocialexperience.Thesocialexperience,inmyopinion,ismuchmoreimportantthantheacademic（学业的）experience,especiallyforaboylikeme.

Inmygrammarschool,mostofthepeopleImetwerewhite,Catholic,andofthesamelearningability.Everydayatschool,studentswereexpectedtowearuniform（统一的）clothes，haveuniformhairstylesandlearnatthesamepace.Growingup,thisiswhatIexpectedallschoolswerelike.FornineyearsIdidn’tknowthatpeopleofdifferentreligions（宗教）andlearningpacesexistedintherealworld.ButthefactisthattherearemoretypesofpeoplethanCatholicsandquicklearners.Forthisreason,Idecidedtotrysomethingnewbyattendingapublichighschool.

Myfreshmanyearofhighschoolwasanamazingeye-openerforme.Imetdifferenttypesofpeople.Ihavemetpeoplewithlonghair,shorthair,blackhairandpurplehair.Ihavemetpeoplewhoaretwoyearsaheadofeveryoneelse,andotherswhoaretwoyearsbehind.Therearemusicians,bookwormsandotherswithinterestsoutsidetheschool.Peoplecanbewhoevertheywanttobe.

Meetingsomanydifferentstudentsandteacherswithsomanydifferentinterestsmadememuchmoreinterestedinmeetingmorepeople.Thisexperiencemademeknowhowimportantthesocialpartofapublichighschoolreallyis.Inthefuture,whenIgotocollegeandbeginmycareer,Iwillbemeetingandworkingwithpeoplewhohavedifferentbackgrounds.Forthisreason,IwillneverregretthedecisionIhavemade.

4.Whydidtheauthordecidetogotoapublichighschool?

A.Becausehewantedtobecomebetterathisstudies.

B.Becausehedidn’twanttolearngrammaranylonger.

C.Becausehewantedtogainausefulsocialexperience.

D.Becausehisparentscouldn’taffordtosendhimtotheprivateschool.

5.IntheCatholicgrammarschool,theauthor__________.

A.oftenchangedhishairstyle

B.hadaterribleacademicexperience

C.oftenrefusedtowearuniformclothes

D.seldommetmanydifferenttypesofpeople

6.Whatdowelearnaboutstudentsintheauthor’sgrammarschool?

A.Theiracademicexperienceisn’tverydifferent.

B.Theycanusuallydowhatevertheylike.

C.Theyknowallabouttherealworld.

D.Noneofthemstudiesveryhard.

7.Intheauthor’sopinion,studyingatthepublichighschoolwillhelphim__________.

A.applytoagoodcollege

B.becomewhathetrulyis

C.enjoybettersociallifeinthefuture

D.haveagoodacademicexperience

C

Areyounolongerfriendswithsomeoneyoumadefriendswithafewyearsago?

That’snotstrange.Notallfriendshipscanlastlong,especiallyifthetwofriendsdon’thavethesametraits（特质）.

Teenagefriendshipmaynotlastforeverifthefriendsdon’tsharethesametraits,saysanewstudy.Thestudysaysthatdifferencescanleadtobadthingsinfriendshipsformedduringteenageyearsandmaycauseafriendshiptoend.“Teenagersaremostlikelytoenjoysuccessful,long-termfriendshipswiththosewhosharesimilartraits,”saysBrettLaursen,ProfessoratFloridaAtlanticUniversityintheUS.

Theresearchstudies410teenagersand573friendshipsthatbeganintheseventhgrade.ResearchersfollowtheteenagersfromGrade7throughGrade12.Fewerthanonefourthofthefriendshipsthatstartedintheseventhgradecontinuedacrossthenextschoolyear.Andonlylessthanoneintenfriendshipsthatstartedinthe7thgradedidn’tdiewhenthefriendswenttohighschoolfrommiddleschool.Onlyonepercentoffriendshipsthatbeganinthe7thgradecontinuedtothe12thgrade.

Thestrongestfriendshipkillersaredifferencesingender（性别），differencesinthedegreetowhichchildrenarelikedbyotherchildren,differencesinphysicalaggression（攻击性）anddifferencesinschoolperformance.

Byfarthebiggestkilleristhedifferenceingender.Cross-genderfriendshipsarealmostfourtimesmorelikelytodissolvethansame-genderfriendships,thefindingsshow.Thenextbiggestkillerisdifferenceinphysicalaggression,followedbydifferencesinschoolperformance,anddifferencesinbeinglikedbyotherchildren.Ratesofdeathoffriendshipsincreaseby25%to43%foreachunitofdifferenceonthesethings,accordingtotheresultsofthestudy.

“Weknewfromstudiesthatweredoneinthepastthatchildrenprefersimilar‘others’asfriends，”saysLaursen.“Nowweknowwhydifferencesarebadforfriendships.Itcausesunhappyexperiences.Itmakesonefriendbearmorecosts.”

8.Tohavelastingfriendships,weshouldmakefriendswiththosewho________.

A.areverypatient

B.areverynicetous

C.performwellinschool

D.havealotincommonwithus

9.Howmanyofthe573friendshipsstillexistedwhentheteenagersenteredhighschool?

A.About60.B.Lessthan58.

C.About143.D.Lessthan160.

10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dissolve”inParagraph5mean?

A.Increase.B.Appear.

C.Develop.D.End.

11.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Teenagerslikemakingnewfriends.

B.Physicalaggressionisbadforfriendships.

C.Thedifferencesoffriendsarekillersoffriendships.

D.Teenagerslikemakingfriendswithpeoplelikethem.

D

Howmanysportsstarscanyouname?

Whetherit’stenorthirty,Ibelievethat90%ofthemwouldbemale（男性）.Evenintoday’ssociety,whichcallsforgenderequality（男女平等），itseemsthatfemalesportsstarssimplydon’tgetthesamecoverage（报道）asmaleplayers.

TheWorldCupisthemostwidelyfollowedsportingeventintheworld.Accordingtoareport,almost715millionpeoplewatchedthefinalmatchofthe2006FIFAWorldCup,aninthofthewholepopulationoftheplanet.ButhowmanypeoplenoticethefactthattheFIFAWomen’sWorldCuphasjusttakenplaceinCanada?

TheUSteamwasthewinner,afterbeatingtheJapaneseteam5-2inthefinalmatch.Englandevengotathirdplace!

However,theEnglandteaminthemen’sWorldCupseldomrunstothequarter-finals.WhiletheWorldCupenjoysprime-timeonmostBBCchannels,theFIFAWomen’sWorldCupisputaside.Theonlytimethemedia（媒体）madethenewswaswhenanEnglishplayerscoredanowngoal!

Theinequalitydoesn’tendwithfootball.Justrecently,CarolineWozniacki（atopDanishtennisplayer）complainedthatwomendon’tgetthesamechanceasmentoplayontheshowcourtsatWimbledon.Inthiscase,Ithinkit’stheluckofthedraw—thefurtheryougetinthecompetition,themorelikelyyouaretoplayontheshowcourts.Intheopeningstages,itistruethatoftenonlythebestplayerswillplaytheirmatchesontheshowcourts.Women’stennisdoesgetlotsofcoverage,thoughmanycomplainthatitisn’texcitingtowatch.

Manypeoplethinkthewomen’ssportisoftenpaidlessattentionto,butIthinkthisisslowlystartingtochange.IntheUK,thereisacampaigncalledThisGirlCan,whichaimstogetgirlsandwomenbackintosports,regardlessof（不管）theirage,shapeorsportingability.Hopefullythiscampaignwillencouragemorepeopletotakeupandenjoysports,andhelptoreduce（减少）thenation’shealthproblems.

12.ThehiddenmessageinParagraph1isthat______.

A.femaleplayersdon’tgetmuchattention

B.maleplayersaremorelikelytoenjoysports

C.therearemoremaleplayersthanfemalep