高中英语外研版必修4习题 综合检测二3.docx

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高中英语外研版必修4习题综合检测二3

综合检测

（二）

Module2　TrafficJam

（满分：

120分；时间：

100分钟）

Ⅰ.单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1．Thepossibilityofreplacingtheputersremains______.

A．underconstruction　　B．underconsideration

C．undercontrolD．underexamination

2．________meachancetotryand，Ibelieve，Iwon'tdisappointyou.

A．IfyougiveB．Give

C．TogiveD．Giving

3．Teenagersoftenlistentomusicbyusingearphones________theirMP5，butinfactit'sbadfortheirlisteningability.

A．connectingwithB．areconnectedto

C．arecollectedwithD．connectedto

4．Afterthelawwaspassed，theprisonersinthatstateare________twohours'outdoorexerciseaday.

A．promisedB．agreed

C．permittedD．admitted

5．Wehadplannedto________tothemainstreetbygoingupasidestreetbuttherewasasignthatsaid“Notathroughstreet”．

A．getalongB．getaround

C．getawayD．getthrough

6．—Alice，youemptytherubbish，________？

—ButTomisondutytoday，sir.

A．don'tyouB．doyou

C．aren'tyouD．willyou

7．AlotofsmalltownsinZhejiangProvincearedefinitelyworth________.

A．visitingB．visited

C．tobevisitedD．beingvisited

8．We'regladtoseethatcustomers________welltoournewcosmeticproducts（化妆产品）aftertheyhavebeenputonthemarket.

A．agreeB．predict

C．reactD．explore

9．Afterbeingabsentwithout________foramonth，thesoldierwasarrestedasadeserter（逃兵）．

A．permitB．allowance

C．leaveD．agreement

10．—Woulditbe________foryoutoeat9：

00amtomorrow?

—Canwemakeitalittleearlier？

Ihaveanothermeetingat10：

30am.

A．convenientB．fortable

C．vacantD．free

11．TheTVsethe________workswellnow.

A．hasrepairingB．havingrepaired

C．hasbeenrepairedD．hashadrepaired

12．TheChineseGovernmentisstilllookingforallpossible________totheproblemofunemployment.

A．repliesB．ways

C．answersD．solutions

13．—Waiter，aglassofbeerandaplateofsalad.

—OK，I'llserveyou________.

A．ontimeB．innotime

C．atonetimeD．allthetime

14．Isuggestedtomyfatherthatwe________toDalianforaholidaythissummer，buttheexpressiononhisfacesuggestedthathe________toit.

A．go；shouldn'tagree

B．wouldgo；shouldn'tagree

C．go；didn'tagree

D．wouldgo；didn'tagree

15．（2013·丹东高一月考）—Howaboutbringingmysistertoyourbirthdayparty?

—________themore，thehappier.

A．Noway!

B．Whynot?

C．Sowhat?

D．Haveagoodtime!

Ⅱ.完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Iwillneverforgetthetwoimpressivethingsthathappenedlastwinter.OneofmyclassmatesandIwere__16__ourprojectworklateonenightonmyuniversity'scampusfarfromhome.Sincetherewas__17__intheforecast，Ihadwornawinter__18__toschoolthatdaywitharaincoatinmybag.

Throughoutourworkontheproject，Icould__19__thatmyfriendwastiredfromaverylongdayworking.Aswesteppedoutsidetobeginthe__20__walkhomehandinhand，I__21__shewasshivering（颤抖）．Thetemperaturehaddroppedtothelowthirties（Fahrenheit）andshe__22__hadasweateron.I__23__offeredhermywarmjacket.SheaccepteditandaskedwhatI__24__wearthen.ItoldherIhadanotheroneandpretendedthatmy__25__wasajacket.Shesaidlaterthatshe__26__thenextmorningandthefirstthingonhermindwasfeelingmovedaboutmy__27__ofthejacket.

Coincidentally（碰巧），thenextdayIwenttoanopenairplayandIwasfreezing__28__Ididn'texpectittobeso__29__.ApersonwhoIhardly__30__insistedthatIwearhisjacket.Iwas__31__touchedbythiswarmgesture.Hewassomatteroffact（讲究实际的）aboutme__32__hiscoat，too：

hesimplytookitoffandhandedittomesayingthatIshould__33__it.Iusedtothinkthatthisvastuniversewasacold__34__.Itturnsoutthatevenwhenthetemperaturedropslow，thepeoplenever__35__towarmeachother'shearts.

16．A.startingB．destroying

C．showingD．doing

17．A.rainB．fog

C．snowD．cloud

18．A.suitB．jacket

C．capD．mask

19．A.thinkB．guess

C．seeD．check

20．A.easyB．short

C．safeD．long

21．A.heardB．believed

C．noticedD．expected

22．A.bravelyB．nearly

C．onlyD．usually

23．A.suddenlyB．immediately

C．madlyD．calmly

24．A.wouldB．could

C．shouldD．might

25．A.blouseB．sweater

C．dressD．raincoat

26．A.ranawayB．wokeup

C．fellillD．gothurt

27．A.saleB．size

C．colorD．offer

28．A.thoughB．until

C．sinceD．if

29．A.warmB．cold

C．sunnyD．dark

30．A.knewB．mattered

C．lovedD．blamed

31．A.deeplyB．wrongly

C．finallyD．firmly

32．A.envyingB．watching

C．holdingD．wearing

33．A.keepB．buy

C．borrowD．throw

34．A.environmentB．place

C．windD．situation

35．A.allowB．refuse

C．helpD．stop

Ⅲ.阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

A

Agreenlightmeanstrafficismovingfortyfivemilesanhour，yellowmeansthirtytofortyfivemilesanhour，andredmeansheavytrafficcarsstandingstillormovinglessthanthirtymilesanhour.

“SeethatredlightnearAustinAvenue（大道）？

”thecontrolleraskedavisitor.“There'sarepairtruckfixingtheroad，andthetraffichastogoaroundit.”

AttheRooseveltRoadentrancetotheexpressway，thelightkeptchangingfromgreentoredandbacktogreenagain.“Alotoftrucksgetontheexpresswaythere，”thecontrollerexplained.

“Theycan'tspeedupasfastascars.”

Thesensors（传感器）showimmediatelywhereanaccidentorastoppedcarisblockingtraffic，andatruckissentbyradiotocleartheroad.Thesystemhasloweredthenumberofaccidentsby18percent.Therearenow1.4deathsonChicago'sexpresswaysforeachonehundredmillionmilestravelled，whileinotherpartsofthecountrythereare2.6.

TrafficexpertssaythattheChicagosystemisthe“ingthing”．SystemslikeChicago'sarealreadyinuseonsomeexpresswaysinLosAngelesandHouston.“Chicagohastakenthelead，”saysNewYorkCity'strafficdirector，andheadds，“Wearefarbehind...”

36．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthistext?

A．puterizedTrafficControlSystem

B．RushPeriodsGettingLonger

C．TheNation'sBusiestRoad

D．TrafficJamsinChicago

37．HowdoesthecontrollerfollowChicago'straffic?

A．Bylearninghowtouseaputer.

B．Bywaitingfortheredlighttoturntogreen.

C．Bywatchingthesensorsbuiltintoexpressways.

D．Bylookingatasetoflightsonthemapinthecontrolroom.

38．Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph2refersto________.

A．atruckwhichneedsrepairing

B．atruckdoingrepairsontheroad

C．AustinAvenue

D．aredlight

39．ThesysteminChicago________.

A．isreallyeffective

B．isactuallyofverylittleuse

C．willbesenttoLosAngeles

D．islookeddownuponbyNewYork'strafficdirector

B

TipsaregenerallymodestinTurkey（afewpercentofthepricepaid），althoughAmericanstendtodotheirthingandtipbig，whichisleadingTurkishtourismindustryworkerstoexpectbigtipsfromAmericanswhotraveltoTurkey.

AlthoughthepersonyoutipwouldpreferTurkishmoney（TL），youmaytipinanycountry'smoneysolongasyougivepapermoney.Don'tgivenonTurkishcoins，asthesecannoteasilybeexchanged.

RESTAURANTS：

Smalltips（5%to10%）arenotnecessary，butareappreciatedininexpensiverestaurants.Inluxury（豪华的）restaurants，tip10%to15%.

ARCHEOLOGICALSITES：

Ifasiteguardianperformssomespecialservice，suchasgivingyouapersonaltour，atipofafewdollarsisappreciated.

TAXIS：

Fortaxidrivers，don'ttipandjustroundthefareupwardstoaconvenientamount.SoifthefareisTL9.70，roundituptoTL10.（IfthefareisTL10.30，thedrivermayacceptjustTL10.）

MINIBUS：

Notipexpected.

AIRPORTS/STATIONS：

Everyairport，busstationandtrainstationhasanofficialtariff（价目表）forporters.Ofcourseyouprobablywon'tseeit，sotipaboutTL2perbag，whichshouldbeplenty.Ifyouactuallyendupunderpayingaccordingtotheofficialtariff，theporterissuretoletyouknow!

TURKISHBATHROOMS：

Attheendofyourbathalltheattendants（andtherearelotsofthem）willlineupto“saygoodbye”andexpectatip.Shareoutamongthemabout15%ofthetotalpriceoftheservicesyou'veused.

GUIDEDTOURS：

Tipstoguidesanddriversonorganizedtoursareat_your_discretion.Certainlyguidesanddrivershopefortips，butagoodguideordriverwillnotthinklessofyoufornottippingandabadguideordriverdeservesnotip.Youcandecidethetipwhichismeanttothankgoodservice，nothis/herpayment.

40．Whatcanweconcludefromthepassage?

A．Turkishpeopletendtotipbig.

B．We'dbettergivetipsinpapermoneyinTurkey.

C．Tipsarenotallowedinluxuryrestaurants.

D．TaxidriversgetthemosttipsinTurkey.

41．Forminibusdrivers，________.

A．tipsarenotnecessary

B．weshouldpayaconvenientamount

C．weshouldtip5%to10%ofthetotalprice

D．tipsofafewdollarsareexpected

42．Accordingtotheauthor，inwhichofthefollowingplacesshouldwetip15%ofthetotalbill?

A．Taxis.B．Airports.

C．Bathrooms.D．Cheaprestaurants.

43．Theunderlinedpart“atyourdiscretion”inthelastparagraphcanbereplacedby“________”．

A．inyourfavorB．uptoyou

C．toyouradvantageD．popularwithyou

C

Therearetwomethodsbywhichhydrogen（氢）canbeusedtopowercars.Thefirstwayistousehydrogentodrivetheengine，inmuchthesamemannerasmanycarsusegas.Thesecondmethodistousethereactionofhydrogenwithoxygeninabattery（电池）．

Thedreamofproducinghydrogenforthecarfromwaterwhiledrivingisalongwayoff，sowearestillattheperiodofbatteriesandfillingthetankwithhydrogengas.Thisisthemostdifficultthingforcarusersandproducers.ThereareonlysixteenhydrogenfillingstationsinLosAngelesandnonein99%ofothercitiesworldwide.

Indeed，someofthebignameautomobileproducershavepulledoutoftheracetoputthefirstpracticalhydrogencaronthestreets.FordandGMhaveannouncedthattheyarepullingoutinAmericaandsohasRenaultinFrance.

However，theJapanesepaniesaregoingonwithit.I