学年同步人教版高中英语必修三培优新方案练习模块综合检测.docx

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学年同步人教版高中英语必修三培优新方案练习模块综合检测

模块综合检测

（时间：

100分钟　满分：

120分）

Ⅰ.阅读理解（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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Bullets（子弹）toBandages:

LifeInsidetheIsraelDefenseForces

MarkTerris,M．D.

w+w=w.xlibris.com

$34.99hardcover|$23.99softcover|$3.99ebook

ThebookexploresthedailylifeinsidetheIsraeliDefenseForces.ThesearetruestoriesthatcenterontheexperiencesoffourIsraelisoldiersandprovidereaderswithapersonalviewoflifeintheIsraeliarmy,themeaningoffriendshipsandthesoldiers'comingofage.

TheOneWhoShowstheWay:

EvolvingHumanityFromPsychologicalToPsychospiritualLiving

BillyGrant

w+w=w.xlibrispublishing.co.uk

$39.92hardcover|$23.28softcover|$4.99ebook

“Thisbooktellsmy12yearjourneythroughmidlifecrisis（危机）.Seenasamicrocosm（缩影）ofwhatisgoingoninreligion,societyandhumanity,itshowswhatweneedtodotodevelop.”—BillyGrant

Bless（祝福）YourLittleCottonSocks:

BeyondtheQuirkySayingofMyEccentricScottishMum

DianeRadford

w+w=w.amazon.c-o/m

$27.99hardcover|$16.95softcover|$9.99ebook

Inthisdelightfulessaycollection,readersenterthepleasantworldofDianeRadford'sparentsandshareinlaughoutloudfunny,attimesmoving,eventsthatshowhowDianeisaltogetherblessed—notjusthercottonsocks.Thereaderswillbetoo.

NiaCubetadas

AngélicaGonzález

w+w=w.authorhouse.c-o/m

$26.99hardcover|$19.99softcover|$3.99ebook

NiaCubetadasisthesecondbookofLorenza'samazingadventures.Thisbookguidesreadersthroughseveralextremeandfunnysituationstodealwiththeboringbathtime.Thisstorypromotesenvironmentpreservationandanimalwelfare.

语篇解读：

本文是一篇应用文。

文章是一则图书广告，主要介绍了四本书的内容及其价格等相关信息。

1．WhowrotestoriesaboutthelifeofIsraelisoldiers?

A．AngélicaGonzález.　　B．MarkTerris,M．D.

C．DianeRadford.D．BillyGrant.

详细分析：

选B　细节理解题。

根据对Bullets（子弹）toBandages的介绍中的“ThesearetruestoriesthatcenterontheexperiencesoffourIsraelisoldiersandprovidereaderswithapersonalviewoflifeintheIsraeliarmy”可知，这本书是关于以色列士兵生活的，其作者是MarkTerris,M．D.。

2．Howmuchshouldyoupayforahardcoverbookdescribingmiddleagedstress?

A．$39.92.B．$34.99.

C．$27.99.D．$26.99.

详细分析：

选A　细节理解题。

根据对TheOneWhoShowstheWay的介绍中的“Thisbooktellsmy12yearjourneythroughmidlifecrisis”可知，这本书讲述了“我”是如何度过中年危机的，其精装本的价格是39.92美元。

3．Whichofthefollowingbookscontainssomeinterestingessays?

A．NiaCubetadas.

B．BulletstoBandages.

C．TheOneWhoShowstheWay.

D．BlessYourLittleCottonSocks.

详细分析：

选D　细节理解题。

根据对Bless（祝福）YourLittleCottonSocks的介绍中的“Inthisdelightfulessaycollection,readersenterthepleasantworld...andshareinlaughoutloudfunny...events”可知，这是一本随笔集，作者和读者分享了生活中一些有趣的事情。

B

LaughterYoga（大笑瑜伽）isoneformofyoga.MadanKataria,adoctorinMumbai,Indiainventedit.Hebelievedthatpeoplehadforgottenhowtoreallylaugh.Throughhisresearchhemadeaninterestingdiscovery.Thehumanminddoesnotknowthedifferencebetweenforcedlaughterandreallaughter.Forcedlaughtercanalsoleadtoafeelingofhappiness.

AndthenKatariahadtheideaforagroupofpeoplewhowouldlaughtogether.Hegathered（聚集）afewofhisfriendstogether.TheymetinapublicparkinMumbai.Thatsmallgroupgrewandgrew!

AndthisishowpeoplebegantodoLaughterYoga.PeopledoingLaughterYogausuallymeettogetherinaLaughterClub.Kataria'sfriendsformedthefirstLaughterClubin1995.

Today,there'reover5,000LaughterClubsin53countries.ButwhatexactlydopeopledoinaLaughterClub?

PeopleinLaughterYogameetingsusuallydoaseriesofexercises.Theexercisesincludebodymovement,correctbreathing,andofcourse,laughter!

Atthebeginningofthemeeting,peoplemayhavetoforcethemselvestolaugh.Butbytheend,everyoneisusuallylaughinginarealway!

Eachmeetingisalittledifferent.Buttherearecommonexercisesgroupsmaydo.

Expertssaythattheexerciseshelpbloodmovearoundthebodyfaster.TheyalsosaythatLaughterYogahelpspeopledealwiththebadthingsintheirlives.TheysaythatapersonmaygointoaLaughterClubmeetingfeelingsad,angry,orworried.Butthen,peopleacthappy.Afteratime,forcedlaughterbecomesreallaughter.ThisisonereasonwhypeoplemayenjoyLaughterYogasomuch!

语篇解读：

本文是说明文。

文章主要介绍了大笑瑜伽的起源及其好处。

4．WhatdidKatariafindoutaboutlaughter?

A．Peopleareoftenforcedtolaugh.

B．Forcedlaughterworksaswellasreallaughter.

C．Forcedlaughterismoreinterestingthanreallaughter.

D．Peoplerefusetouseforcedlaughtertocheerthemup.

详细分析：

选B　细节理解题。

根据第一段中的“Thehumanminddoesnotknowthedifferencebetweenforcedlaughterandreallaughter.Forcedlaughtercanalsoleadtoafeelingofhappiness.”可知，Kataria发现强制性的笑和发自肺腑的笑一样都可以使人感到愉悦。

5.Before1995,peopledidLaughterYoga.

A．tomakefriendsB．inapublicpark

C．inaLaughterClubD．tolaughateachother

详细分析：

选B　细节理解题。

根据第二段中的“TheymetinapublicparkinMumbai.”以及接下来描述“第一个大笑瑜伽俱乐部成立于1995年，到那时人们才开始在俱乐部练大笑瑜伽”可知，在1995年之前，人们是在公园练习大笑瑜伽的。

6．Paragraph3ismainlyabout.

A．therapiddevelopmentofLaughterClubs

B．theimportanceoflaughterinLaughterYoga

C．commonexercisespeopledoinaLaugherClub

D．differentfeelingsatthebeginningandendofthemeetings

详细分析：

选C　段落大意题。

第三段的主题句为“whatexactlydopeopledoinaLaughterClub”，再根据该段具体描述人们在大笑俱乐部进行的活动可知，C项符合题意。

7.Accordingtoexperts,.

A．anyonecanjoininaLaughterClub

B．laughterisaverygoodformofexercise

C．LaughterYogamakesbloodmoveslowly

D．ittakesalongtimeforpeopletobefreeofbadfeelings

详细分析：

选B　推理判断题。

根据最后一段中专家所说的“theexerciseshelpbloodmovearoundthebodyfaster”以及“helpspeopledealwiththebadthingsintheirlives”可推测，他们认为大笑是一种很好的锻炼形式。

C

Whatisyourrelationshipwithyourmobilephone?

Doyouuseitforcalls,texts,socialmedia,games,apps,oralloftheabove?

Iusemyphoneforwork,pleasure,andsocializing.It'sthefirstthingIpickupinthemorningandthelastthingIputdownbeforeIgotosleep.Ievenfindithardtoputitfacedownonthetablewhileeatingforfearsomeone“needsme”．

Inrecentyears,mobilephoneshavebecomeapopularpartofourlives.InEnglandintheyear2000,49percentofpeoplehadmobilephones.Intheyear2015,thatnumberhadjumpedto94percent.

Onereasonwhythismaybethecaseisthat,whileinthepast,technologywasusedintheenvironmentitwasbuiltfor—forexample,TVforrelaxingathomeorcomputersforworkingintheoffice—mobilephoneshavebridgedthegap,sowecanrelax,workorinteractwhereverandwheneverwewant.

Nowondersomanyofusseeourmobilephoneasanextensionofourselvesandwouldn'tdareleaveitathome.

Whilethenumberofmobilephoneusershasclimbed,sohasthenumberofpeoplebecomingaddictedtotechnology.Astudybyresearchersstatesthatpeoplewillexperiencesignificantmentalandphysicaldisorders,suchaspanic,confusionandextremelonelinesswhenforcedtounplugfromtechnologyforanentireday.So,whyhavesomanyofusbeensoseducedthatwecan'tstandbeingwithouttechnology?

Havingthoughtaboutmyownphoneusage,Ithoughttomyself,“WhatwouldactuallyhappenifIdidn'tuseit?

IfIdidn'tconnecttosocialmedia,wouldIhavethesamementalandphysicaldisordersasthepeopleinthestudy?

”

Ithoughtthiswouldbeagreatwaytoseeexactlyhowmuchtechnologyhadaffectedourlives.So,IdecidedIwoulddothreedaysofnomobileorsocialmedia.HowwouldIcope?

语篇解读：

最近几年，越来越多的人拥有手机，并产生了对手机的依赖心理，作者很想试试到底三天没有手机会怎么样。

8.Whatisthemainideaofthefirstparagraph?

A．Mobilephonesareusedinmanydifferentways.

B．Mobilephonesstealtoomuchtheauthor'stime.

C．Mobilephoneshavebecomeapartoftheauthor'slife.

D．Mobilephoneshaveabadeffectontheauthor'shealth.

详细分析：

选C　段落大意题。

根据第一段的内容以及联系第二段的第一句可知，第一段主要讲述了手机已成为作者生活中的一部分。

9.WhydoestheauthormentionTVandcomputers?

A．Toremindusnottoloseourmobilephones.

B．Totellustheyaremainlyusedforrelaxing.

C．Totellustheycanalsobeusedintheoffice.

D．Toshowtheconvenienceofmobilephones.

详细分析：

选D　推理判断题。

根据第三段中的“mobilephoneshavebridgedthegap,sowecanrelax,workorinteractwhereverandwheneverwewant”可知，作者通过对比旨在指出使用手机更方便。

10．Theunderlinedword“seduced”inParagraph5isclosestinmeaningto.

A．addictedB．surprised

C．impressedD．frightened

详细分析：

选A　词义猜测题。

根据该词所在段中的“becomingaddictedtotechnology”以及“wecan'tstandbeingwithouttechnology”可知选A项。

11.Whatwilltheauthormostprobablydiscussintheparagraphthatfollows?

A．Thegreateffectstechnologyhasonourdailylives.

B．Howtohandlethesituationwithamobilephone.

C．Thethreedayexperiencewithoutamobilephone.

D．Howtogetridoftheaddictiontomobilephones.

详细分析：

选C　推理判断题。

根据最后一段中的“So,IdecidedIwoulddothreedaysofnomobileorsocialmedia.”可知，下文作者可能要谈论自己三天不带手机的经历。

D

DanielLamplughremembersgoingshoppingwithhisdadonBlackFriday.“Wakingupat6a．m.thedayafterThanksgivingiswhatIgrewupdoing，”saystheUniversityofNewOrleansfilmstudent.

Alothaschangedsincethosechildhooddays.Onlineretailers（零售商）haveforcedmanychainsoutofbusiness.Consumersareincreasinglyshoppingwiththeirsmartphones.Butafunnythinghappenedonthewaytothefuture：

Mostshoppersarenotgoingalldigital.Surveysshowthey'reeagerforgoodexperiencesatretailstores.

ThisNovemberandDecember,forthefirsttimeever,retailerwebsiteswillgetmoretrafficfrommobileusersthancomputerusers,predictsAdobeDigitalInsights.“Weliveourliveswithacombinationofthephysicalandthedigital，”saysKitYarrow,authorofthebookDecodingtheNewConsumerMind.“Retailershavetounderstandit'snotaquestionofeither/or.It'saquestionofcombiningthetwo.”

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