北师大版高中英语选修六习题模块综合检测含答案.docx

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北师大版高中英语选修六习题模块综合检测含答案

模块综合检测

（时间:

100分钟　满分:

120分）

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）

阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

A

Rememberingnamesisanimportantsocialskill.Herearesomewaystomasterit.

Reciteandrepeatinconversation

Whenyouhearaperson’sname,repeatit.Immediatelysayittoyourselfseveraltimeswithoutmovingyourlips.Youcouldalsorepeatthenameinawaythatdoesnotsoundforcedorartificial.

Askotherpeopletoreciteandrepeat

Youcanletotherpeoplehelpyouremembertheirnames.Afteryou’vebeenintroducedtosomeone,askthatpersontospellthenameandpronounceitcorrectlyforyou.Mostpeoplewillbepleasedbytheeffortyou’remakingtolearntheirnames.

Admityoudon’tknow

Admittingthatyoucan’tremembersomeone’snamecanactuallymakepeoplerelaxed.Mostofthemwillfeelsympathyifyousay,“I’mworkingtoremembernamesbetter.Yoursisrightonthetipofmytongue.Whatisitagain?

”

Useassociations

Linkeachpersonyoumeetwithonethingyoufindinterestingorunusual.Forexample,youcouldmakeamentalnote:

“VickiCheng—tall,blackhair.”Toreinforce（加强）yourassociations,writethemonasmallcardassoonaspossible.

Limitthenumberofnewnamesyoulearnatonetime

Whenmeetingagroupofpeople,concentrateonrememberingjusttwoorthreenames.Freeyourselffromrememberingeveryone.Fewofthepeopleinmassintroductionsexpectyoutoremembertheirnames.Anotherwayistolimityourselftolearningjustfirstnames.Lastnamescancomelater.

Goearly

Considergoingearlytoconferences,partiesandclasses.Sometimesjustafewpeopleshowupontime.Thatmeansfewernamesforyoutoremember.Andasmorepeoplearrive,youcanhearthembeingintroducedtoothers—anautomaticreviewforyou.

1Howwillmostpeoplefeelwhenyoutryhardtoremembertheirnames?

A.Theywillbemoved.

B.Theywillbeannoyed.

C.Theywillbedelighted.

D.Theywillbediscouraged.

解析根据“Askotherpeopletoreciteandrepeat”这段中的“Mostpeoplewillbepleasedbytheeffortyou’remakingtolearntheirnames.”一句可知当你试图记住别人的名字时他们会很高兴。

答案C

2Ifyoucan’tremembersomeone’sname,youmay　　　.

A.tellhimthetruth　　　B.tellhimawhitelie

C.askhimforpityD.askotherstohelpyou

解析“Admityoudon’tknow.”一段说明了如果你记不住某个人的姓名,承认自己记不住实际上可以让人感到放松,故在此种情况下应向对方说实话。

答案A

3Whenyoumeetagroupofpeople,itisbettertoremember　　　.

A.alltheirnames

B.acoupleofnamesfirst

C.justtheirlastnames

D.asmanynamesaspossible

解析在“Limitthenumberofnewnamesyoulearnatonetime.”一段中说明了如果遇到许多人,我们应该集中注意力记住其中的两三个。

答案B

4Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?

A.Tipsonrememberingothers’names.

B.Importanceofattendingparties.

C.Howtomakeuseofassociations.

D.Howtoreciteandrepeatnames.

解析该文从六个方面向读者说明了学会记住别人姓名的技巧。

A选项中animportantsocialskill实际上即指rememberingnames。

答案A

B

（导学号53070047）

Laughingisourfirstwayofcommunication.Dogslaugh.Sodorats.Babieslaughbeforetheyspeak.Nooneteachesyouhowtolaugh.Youjustdoit.Andyouoftenlaughinvoluntarily（不自觉地）incertainspotsinconversation.Butsurprisingly,only10to15percentoflaughteristheresultofsomeonemakingajoke,saidRobertProvine,aprofessorintheUniversityofMaryland,whohasstudiedlaughterformanyyears.“Laughteraboveallisasocial（社会化的）thing,”Provinesaid,“Therequirementforlaughterisanotherperson.”

Overtheyears,Provinehashadadiscoveryoflaughter.“Alllanguagegroupsmainlylaugh‘ha-ha-ha’inthesameway,”hesaid.“There’sapatterngenerator（指令发生器）inourbrainthatproducesthissound.”“Each‘ha’isaboutone-fifteenthofasecond,repeatedeveryfifthofasecond,”hesaid.Laughfasterorslowerthanthatanditsoundsmorelikebreathingheavilyorsomethingelse.Deafpeoplelaughwithouthearing,andpeopleoncellphoneslaughwithoutseeing,provingthatlaughterisn’tdependentonasinglesensebutonsocialcommunication.

Provinestudiesratswhichlaughwhenhetickles（胳肢）them.Itturnsoutthatratsarewillingtoreturnagainandagaintothehandsofresearchersticklingthem.Thelaughterproducesachemicalintherats’bodiesthatactsasanantidepressant（抗抑郁剂）andanxiety-reducer.Provinethinksthesamethingprobablyhappensinhumans’bodies,too.Thatwouldgivedoctorsanewchemicalmattertofightagainstdepressionandanxietyinpeopleeffectively.

Evenso,laughteritselfhasn’tbeenproventobethebestmedicine,expertssaid.

Dr.MargaretStuber,aprofessoratUniversityofCaliforniaLosAngelesMedicalSchool,studiedwhetherlaughterhelpedpatients.Shefoundthatthemoodimprovementdidhelpwithtreatments,butshecouldnotfindadirecteffectoflaughteralone.“Isn’tthefactthatlaughterfeelsgoodwhenyoudoit,isn’tthatenough?

”Provinesaid.

5InRobertProvine’sopinion,mostpeoplelaughmainlybecause　　　.

A.itisareactiontoajoke

B.itisasocialrequirement

C.itisaninvoluntaryexpression

D.itisanaturalabilityforhumans

解析根据第一段中的