四川专用学年高中英语 Module1 British and American English测试题 外研版必修5.docx

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四川专用学年高中英语Module1BritishandAmericanEnglish测试题外研版必修5

（四川专用）2014-2015学年高中英语Module1BritishandAmericanEnglish测试题外研版必修5

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分40分）

第一节单项填空（共10小题；每小题1分，共10分）

1.ItismostconvenienttogetaroundinBeijingbyunderground.

A.the;anB.\;anC.the;theD.\;\

2.—Ithinkit’simportantthatallpeoplehavetheabilitytoread.

—.Butthat’seasiersaidthandone.

A.Idon’tgetit.B.Don’tworry.

C.That’sagoodpoint.D.Howareyougettingon?

3.Itdoesn’tmakemuchofadifferencethecatisblackorwhiteaslongasitcatchesmice.

A.ifB.whetherC.howD.what

4.Wemustneverthinkthatwearegoodineverythingothersaregoodinnothing.

A.howeverB.orC.whileD.for

5.Beingtiredmakeseasierforpeopletogetsickandtodevelopphysicalproblemsrelatedtostress.

A.itB.thatC.thisD.them

6.MyneighborawaybutIhopethatwe’llstillkeepintouchwitheachotherlater.

A.movesB.moved

C.hadmovedD.ismoving

7.BeingabletospeakEnglishfluently,hehasnodifficultywiththeforeigners.

A.communicatingB.communicated

C.tocommunicateD.communicate

8.—youarebusy,letmedoitforyou.

—That’sverykindofyou.

A.EvenifB.Sothat

C.NowthatD.Eversince

9.Asisreported,itsnowedinIli,XingjianginApril,peachandapricot（杏）flowersruined.

A.makesB.makingC.madeD.tomake

10.—Willyougototheparkwithme?

—NotuntilImyhomework.

A.willfinishB.willhavefinished

C.amfinishingD.havefinished

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，共30分）

InDecember2013,myparentsaskedmewhatIwantedforChristmas.Atthatpoint,forthefirsttime,Irealizedhow11Iwastohavebeenborninsuchafortunatefamily.

TherewasnothingthatIcould12becausetherewasnothingmorethatIneeded.Iwastruly13.Thismademe14allthechildrenwhodidnothavehomesorfood,letalone15forChristmas.Withthese16inmymind,ItoldmyparentsinJanuarythat17gettingmeanexpensivegiftfortheholidays,I’dlovetousethe18togetlotsofsmallgiftsforallthechildrenthathadn’tgottenanythingforChristmas.Atfirst,theywere19.ThentheyrealizedIwas20andagreedtospend$500ongiftsforyoungkidsfromthefamilies21atthehomelessshelter.Itwassuchanice22.Iremembergoingtothehomelessshelterto23thetoystoasmanykidsasIcouldgive.Oneofthechildrenlookedatmewithhisinnocent（天真的）eyes.Icouldseethe24inthem.Itwasobviousthathehadnever25aChristmasgiftbefore,sowhenheaskedmewhereIgotthegiftsfrom,ItoldhimwhatIknewhewantedmetosay:

thatIwashelpingSantaClaus（圣诞老人）.IexplainedthatSantawassorrythathewasso26,butthatgifthadbeenmade27forhim!

Theboytookthegiftslowly,smiledandrantohismother.ThelastthingI28asImovedontogiveagifttothenextchildwastheboy’svoice:

“Mommy,Santareallydoes29!

Andhedidn’t30usthisyear!

”

11.A.painfulB.sadC.annoyingD.lucky

12.A.giveupB.askforC.lookafterD.relyon

13.A.tiredB.satisfiedC.frightenedD.worried

14.A.thinkaboutB.comeacrossC.bringupD.cheerup

15.A.carsB.giftsC.classesD.parties

16.A.expressionsB.thoughtsC.scenesD.reasons

17.A.insteadofB.apartfromC.becauseofD.asthough

18.A.excuseB.opportunityC.moneyD.method

19.AshockedB.movedC.amusedD.disappointed

20.A.proudB.crazyC.seriousD.cautious

21.A.livingB.arrivingC.waitingD.working

22.A.accidentB.trickC.experienceD.honor

23.A.makeupB.handoutC.dealwithD.packup

24.A.calmnessB.astonishmentC.sorrowD.anger

25.A.madeB.sentC.receivedD.exchanged

26.A.poorB.busyC.upsetD.late

27.A.simplyB.speciallyC.likelyD.friendly

28.A.saidB.sawC.heardD.remembered

29.A.wonderB.existC.believeD.promise

30.A.punishB.awardC.defendD.forget

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，共50分）

第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

（共20小题；每小题2分，共40分）

A

BritishchildrenareincreasinglyusingAmericanEnglishintheirwriting,accordingtoareportbasedonentries（入围作品）toaBBCshortstorycompetition.Moregirlsthanboysenteredthecompetition,whichwasopentothoseaged13yearsoldandunder.

OxfordUniversityPressstudiedabout74,000entriestothecompetition.AmericanEnglishsuchascupcake,garbagetruck,trashcan,candy,sidewalkandsodawerefoundinmanyoftheentries.FamouspeoplesuchasJustinBieber,PrinceWilliamandRadio2’shostChrisEvansmaderepeatedappearancesinthechildren’sworks.Andchildren’swriterDameJacquelineWilson,singerJessieJandthefootballersLionelMessiandWayneRooneywerealsomentionedmanytimesintheirwritings.

Booksareprovedtohaveabigeffectontheparticipants（参赛者）.Manyoftheirstoriesincludedmythicalcreaturessuchasthebasiliskandhippogriff,whicharerecentlypopularinJKRowling’sHarryPotterbooks.Technologyalsohadabigeffect,withpopularwordsincludingGoogleandAPP,whichisshortforapplication.

ThesixwinnersofthecompetitionwillbeannouncedonChrisEvans’breakfastshowduringalivebroadcastonFriday.Manycelebrities（名人）aresupposedtobejudgesofthecompetition.

“Theseresultsareabsolutelyexciting,”saidEvans.“Thecompetitionisdesignedtoletushaveatrulyuniqueviewofhowourchildrenthinkandthelanguagetheyuse.”“Inaway,children’suseoflanguageisimaginative,”saidchildren’sbookauthorStanton.“Theyknowthevalueofawell-chosenwordandthepowerofanoriginalimage.”

31.WhatdoweknowabouttheBBCshortstorycompetition?

A.Bothchildrenandadultscouldtakepartinthecompetition.

B.TheparticipantswereaskedtouseAmericanEnglish.

C.Americanwordsappearedmanytimesintheparticipants’writing.

D.MessiandRooneywereinvitedtotakepartinthecompetition.

32.Whichofthefollowinghasastrongimpactonthechildren’swriting?

A.Booksandtechnology.B.Greatwritersofthepast.

C.Americanwaysoflife.D.Manycelebritiesfromabroad.

33.TheBBCshortstorycompetitionisaimedto.

A.encouragechildrentodeveloptheirwritingskills

B.makemanychildrenknowaboutAmericanEnglish

C.teachchildrenhowtocreatemoreimaginativewords

D.findouthowchildrenusewordsintheirwriting

B

StephenHawkingisoneofthemostremarkablefiguresofourage—bestsellingauthorofABriefHistoryofTime,celebratedtheoreticalphysicist,andaninspirationasheexhibitsgrace,dignity（尊严）andcouragewhilecopingwithdevastatingdisability.

StephenHawkingdecidedtobecomeascientistwhenhewas8or9yearsold.Bythetimehewas14,hehadnarroweddownhisfieldofinteresttomathandphysics.Aftergettingafirst-classhonorsdegreefromOxfordUniversity,hedecidedtodohisPhDstudyatCambridge.

ItwasatCambridgethatthediseasewastomakeHawkingapatient.Hishandstrembledandhefounditdifficulttotiehisshoelaces.Hisparentstookhimtoaspecialistwhoannouncedthathehadararediseasecalledmotorneurondisease（运动神经元病）.Patientssufferingfromthediseaseusuallydonotliveverylong.AndHawking,whowas21yearsoldatthetime,wastoldthathemightnotlivetoseehis25thbirthday.Hefeltverysadandlostinterestinhiswork.

Hawking’sdesperationlastedtwoyears.Thenherealizedthatheshouldfightbackthedisease.HeobtainedhisPhDdegreein1966,married,hadchildren,andslowlybegantomakeanameforhimselfinCosmology,thestudyoftheuniverse.

In1988,Hawkingwroteabookinwhichheputdownsomeofhisideasabouthowtheuniversecameintobeing.ItwastitledABriefHistoryofTime.Itbecameabest-sellerandbroughtHawkingfameandfortune.

TodayHawkingislimitedtoawheelchairandhecannotevenspeakwithoutthehelpofamachine,buthismindremainsunaffected.Todoctors,heisamedicalcuriosity;toscientists,heisapathbreakerinthestudyoftheuniverse.

34.WhatdoweknowaboutStephenHawkingaccordingtothetext?

A.Heisregardedasthegreatestscientistintheworld.

B.HeobtainedhisPhDdegreefromOxfordUniversity.

C.Hehadbroadinterestbeforehewas14yearsold.

D.Hemadeuphismindtostudymathwhenhewas8.

35.HowdidStephenHawkingreacttohisdiseasewhenhefirstknewit?

A.Hepaidnoattentiontoit.

B.Hewastoosorrowfultocontinuehiswork.

C.Hefacedtherealitycalmly.

D.Hewasdeterminedtocurehisillnessbyallmeans.

36.StephenHawkingwasmadeknowntotheworldmainlydueto.

A.hisfightingagainsttheraredisease

B.hisbooktitledABriefHistoryofTime

C.histheoryaboutblackholes

D.hiswayofrealizinghisdream

37.ThelastparagraphmainlytellsusthatHawking.

A.willspendtherestofhislifeinawheelchair

B.can’ttalkwithpeoplewithoutamachine

C.nevergivesuphisdreaminfaceofthedisease

D.isamiraclebothinmedicalfieldandinscience

C

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Siberians

Siberianshavelonghair.OriginallyassociatedwithRussia,theSiberianbreedhasbeenaroundforcenturiesinEuropeandAsia.Withinonlythepastfewdecades,thebreedhasbecomepopularintheUnitedStates.Families