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Module1复习检测试题

Module1复习检测试题

Ⅱ.单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分,共15分）

21.WhenIcamein,hewasworkingadrawing.

A.atB.outC.withD.on

22.Thepollutionisgettingworseandworse.Wemuststoppollutionlonger.

A.livingB.fromlivingC.toliveD.live

23.suchadifficultproblem,hedidn’tknowwhattodo.

A.FacedB.FacingC.FacedtoD.Facingwith

24.Heismyteacher.Heismyclosefriend.

A.muchthanB.overC.aboveD.morethan

25.Over-heatingdevelopmentmighthavebadonthenationaleconomy.

A.causeB.influenceC.resultD.factor

26.AfterYangLiweisucceededincirclingtheearth,ourastronautsdesiretodoistowalkinspace.

A.whereB.whatC.thatD.how

27.Themediaimportantmeansforobtainingtheinformation.

A.areB.isC.hasD.was

28.Heisanengineer,whileIjustgraduatedfromthecollege.Hehasmanyadvantagesmeingettingthejob.

A.experienced;overB.experiencing;over

C.experienced;aboveD.experiencing;above

29.Thebelltheendoftheperiodrang,ourheateddiscussion.

A.indicating;interruptingB.indicated;interrupting

C.indicating;interruptedD.indicated;interrupted

30.HainanIslandliesthesouthcoastofChina.

A.offB.awayC.fromD.outof

31.LeiLei,asasherparents,music.

A.well;enjoyB.well;enjoysC.good;enjoyD.good;enjoys

32.Sincetherearenotanyotherhotelhere,thisonewill.

A.liveB.workC.useD.do

33.Famousawriter,LuXuniswell-knownChinesehiswonderfulworks.

A.like;for;asB.for;to;asC.as;to;forD.to;as;for

34.Ontheeastofthecityacollectionofhighbuildings,whichhasbeenbuiltupsinceIlivehere.

A.standB.standsC.arestoodD.isstanding

35.Itwasonlywiththehelpofthelocalguide.

A.wasthemountainclimberrescued

B.thatthemountainclimberwasrescued

C.whenthemountainclimberwasresuced

D.thenthemountainclimberwasrescued

Ⅲ.完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分,共30分）

YoungMarconilovedbooks,especiallythoseonscience.Soundscanbemadetotravel,he　36　,iftheyaregivenapushby　37　.IfIcanpushapieceofwoodacrossthewavesonwater,Icanalsosend　38　throughtheairwavesbyusingelectricpower.

Onedayhe39hismotherandfatheruptohisworkroomforasurprise.Hetouchedalittlemachine,andtwofloorsbelowtherewasthesoundofabuzz.“40didyoudoit?

”theyasked.“Yourmachineisso41thesound.”

“That’sright,”hesaidjoyfully.“Ihavejustfoundawayto42soundswithoutwires—awirelessway.”

Laterhemadeawirelessmachineandtookitto43,wherethepublicwasreadytohearnewideas.“Whatwillthemachinedo?

”theyasked.“Icansend44acrosstheEnglishStraitthroughtheair,”hereplied.

“Showus!

”theysaid.Andhe45.OnMarch27,1899,MarconipressedthekeyonhiswirelessmachineatasmallvillageonthecoastofFrance.Afterafewminutesofdead46,asoundreturnedfromEngland:

“Yourmessagewas47.Verygood.”

Stillthiswasnotenoughforhim.Hewantedtosendhismessage48theAtlanticOcean,andhewouldnotrestuntilthiswasdone.

OnthenightofDecember12,1901,athinman49tothetopofahillontheNewfoundlandcoast.He50theretoreceivethemessagefromEngland.

The51came.“Nowtheyaresayingthingstome,”hesaid.Ahalf-hourpassed.

52sound.Anotherhalf-hourpassedandthencameafaint（微弱的）sound-one,two,threetimes!

“Thismustbeit!

”hecried.Buthetoldnoone.53,hewaitedforothermessagessentduringthenextthreedays.Allcamethroughtohim.

OnDecember15,1901,Marconitoldthe54thathehadheardmessagesbywirelessfromacrosstheAtlanticOcean.Hisgreat55ledtomanymorewonderfulthings,likeradios,whichweallenjoytoday.

36.A.foundB.imaginedC.thoughtD.decided

37.A.electricityB.energyC.influenceD.radiation

38.A.noiseB.soundsC.voiceD.words

39.A.gatheredB.urgedC.calledD.persuaded

40.A.WhyB.WhereC.WhenD.How

41.A.farfromB.closetoC.oppositefromD.directto

42.A.bringB.sendC.carryD.fetch

43.A.thecityB.FranceC.thecountrysideD.England

44.A.newsB.messagesC.speechesD.passages

45.A.sentB.showedC.didD.tried

46.A.silenceB.noticeC.patienceD.panic

47.A.foundB.receivedC.witnessedD.translated

48.A.overB.byC.acrossD.below

49.A.steppedB.stoodC.walkedD.climbed

50.A.waitedB.listenedC.watchedD.managed

51.A.soundB.chanceC.exampleD.time

52.A.NoB.LittleC.SomeD.Much

53.A.HoweverB.InsteadC.BesidesD.Actually

54.A.peopleB.worldC.watchersD.country

55.A.developmentB.inventionC.experimentD.production

Ⅳ.阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分,共40分）

A

PercyByssheShelley

Shelley,England’sgreatestlyricpoet（抒情诗人）,cameofafamilyofsomeimportanceandpower.Shelley,theeldestson,accordinglygrewupwiththeprospectofbecomingamanofwealthandtitle.AtEton（伊顿公学）,heprovedagoodclassicalscholar（古典派学者）,butwasnotveryhappy,forhewasbynaturerevolutionary.Hewasknownas“madShelley”.ShelleywenttoOxfordfullofplansforchangingthesystemofsociety—ideaspartlypickedupfromtheliterature（文学）oftheFrenchRevolution.Buthewasdismissedbecauseofhisrevolutionaryidea.ThistoShelleyat18wasadisaster,forhelostavaluableeducationatOxford.

In1813heprintedandpublishedprivatelyanextraordinarypoem,QueenMab（《麦布女王》）,whichexpressedhisprotest（抗议）againstreligion,hishatredofallformsoftyranny（专制）,andhisbeliefinanewgoldenage.In1816,hewroteAlastrortheSpiritofSolitude（《阿拉斯特》或《孤独的精神》）,thefirstlongpoemtoshowhistruegenius;nextyearhewrotealongimaginativepoemonlibertyandlove,TheRevoltofIslam（《伊斯兰起义》）,whichwasinspiredbytheFrenchRevolutionandcontainsmanyfinepassagesofdescription.

In1818,hewenttosettleinItaly.ThereShelleygaveuphisdreamofreformingtheworldbydirectpoliticalactionanddecidedthathecouldaccomplish（完成）mostbypassingonhisowninspirationtoothersthroughhispoetry.InthisbeliefhecomposedhisPrometheusUnbound（《解放了的普罗米修斯》）,apoemtobeenjoyedforitsincomparablemusic,itscolourandstory,aswellasbecauseitcontainsShelley’snoblestideas.AtthistimeShelleywrotehisfinestlyrics—TheCloud,TheSkylark,theOdetotheWestWind（《云》,《致云雀》,《西风颂》）andothers.

Inthesummerof1822Shelleywithacompanionsailedinhisyacht（游艇）togreetLeighHunt;butonthereturnvoyage,Shelley’syachtwasover-turnedinasuddenstormandheandhisfriendweredrowned.Shelleywas30whenhedied.

56.PercyByssheShelleywasbornin.

A.1792B.1800C.1790D.1811

57.WhichofthefollowingmaybethereasonwhyhewasdismissedbyOxfordUniversity?

A.Hewasveryinterestedinelectricity,chemistry,andastronomyatOxford.

B.Hecamefromapoorfamilyandcouldn’taffordtheeducationalfees.

C.Hewasstronglyagainstreligion.

D.Hefellinlovewithagirlatcollege.

58.WhichofthefollowingistherightorderofeventsinShelley’slife?

A.HewroteAlastr.

B.Heprintedandpublishedprivatelythepoem,QueenMab.

C.Hewasdrowned.

D.HewenttoliveinItaly.

E.ShelleywenttoOxford.

A.bedacB.ebadcC.abcdeD.eabcd

59.WhichofthefollowingisconsideredtobeShelley’sbestlyrics?

A.TheSpiritofSolitude.B.TheRevoltofIslam.

C.TheRightsofWomen.D.TheSkylark.

B

In1777,BritishsoldiersmarchedonPhiladelphia.PeoplefearedthatthebellmightbestolenbytheBritishandusedforscrapmetal.SotheyloadedtheheavybellontoawagonandtookittothebasementofachurchinnearbyAllentown,Pennsylvania.Onceduringthatroughtrip,thebellfelloffthewagon.Somepeoplesaythatthefallmayhaveweakenedthebell’smetal.

In1778,thebellwasbroughtbacktoPhiladelphia.ItrangoutwhentheRevolutionaryWarendedandwhentheU.S.Constitution（宪法）wassigned.AnditrangtomarkthedeathsofmanyfamousAmericans.ItalsorangforthefiftiethanniversaryofthesigningoftheDeclarationofIndependence.

Then,in1835,thebellcrackedagain.SomepeoplesaythebellcrackedonGeorgeWashington’sbirthdaywhensomelittleboyspulledtoohardontherope.Butmostpeoplesayitcrackedwhiletolling（敲钟）forthefuneral（葬礼）ofJohnMarshall,thechiefjusticeoftheUnitedStates.Thestorygoesthatasthecrackranupthesideofthebell,thesoundofitsringbecamehigherandhigheruntilitfinallyfellsilent.

Itwasaboutthistime,inthe1840s,thatthebellwasfirstcalledtheLibertyBell.Soonpeoplebegantothinkofthebell,withitslarge,jagged（有缺口的）crack,asasymbolofAmerica’sstruggleforfreedom.

TheLibertyBellsoonbecamefamous.Itwasdisplayedmanytimesatfairsandinparades（游行）aroundthecountry.Itmadecross-countrytripsbytrainandfloateddowngreatU.S.riversbyboat.Americansfromallacrossthenationtraveledformilestoseeit.Itnolongerrang,butitwasstillproclaiming（宣告）“libertythroughouttheland”.

Formanyyears,theLibertyBellwasalwaysreturnedtoitshome,IndependceHallinPhiladelphia.TodaythebellhasitsownspecialbuildinginPhiladelphia.Asmallexhibitinthebuildingtellsmuchofthebell’shistory.Eachyear,thousandsofpeoplevisittheLibertyBell,oneofthemostfamoussymbolsofthenation.

60.Thepassageismainlyabout.

A.AmericanRevolutionaryWarB.LibertyBell

C.DeclarationofIndependenceD.Philadelphia

61.ThereasonwhytheAmericanpeoplewantedtomovethebelltoanotherplacewhenBritishsoldiersmarchedonPhiladelphiawasthat.

A.theyfearedthatthebellmightbestolen

B.thebellmightbelookedonasasymboloftheirstruggleforfreedom

C.thebellmightbebroken

D.thereweresomecracksonit

62.Whichoft