深圳市龙岗区高中英语高一上必修一Module 46单元综合测试题.docx
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深圳市龙岗区高中英语高一上必修一Module46单元综合测试题
必修1Modules4-6综合测试题
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。
A
TherearemanygreatprivateschoolsinSoutheastEngland.Herearefourofthem.
SkippersHillManorPreparatorySchool
Contact:
MrsFionaLewisAges:
Boys/Girls:
3-13yearsold
Attendance:
Day
No.ofStudents:
158
Tel:
+44(0)1825830234
SkippersHillprovidesahappyenvironment,whereourpupilsfeelvaluedandsafeandareencouragedtoachievewiththebestoftheirability.Weprideourselvesonthewarmfamilyatmosphere(气氛)atourschool.Here,strongfriendshipsareformedandtheheadteacherknowsthenameofeachandeverypupil.
SlindonCollege
Contact:
MrsJennyDavies
Ages:
Boys:
10-18yearsold
Attendance:
Day&Boarding(寄宿)
No.ofStudents:
100
Tel:
+44(0)1243814320
Fax:
444(0)1243814702
Thisisaspecial,small,andfriendlyschool.Boysaretaughtinafunandfriendlyenvironmentinclassesnolargerthan12.Wefocusonremovingthethingsthatcanpreventchildrenfromenjoyingandbenefitingfromtheireducation.
St.Andrew’sSchool
Contact:
MrsJ.JabbourBSc(Hons)
Ages:
Boys/Girls:
3-11yearsoldAttendance:
DayNo.ofStudents:
400Tel:
+44(0)1643843479Fax:
+44(0)1634840789St.Andrew’sSchoolprovidesatop-classeducationdesignedtoguideitspupilsthroughthe11+examinationsandprovidesuccessintheselection(挑选)fortheMedwaygrammarschools.It’sahappyschoolwhichwelcomesvisitorsthroughouttheyear.
StClare’s,Oxford
Contact:
ChrisOsbourn
Ages:
Boys/Girls:
164-yearsold
Attendance:
Day&Boarding
No.ofStudents:
400Tel:
H44(0)1865552031Fax:
444(0)1865513359
ThisisanindependentcollegesetinNorthOxford.Ithasatrulyinternationalenvironment,greatresultsandanoutstandingeducation.Scholarshipsareofferedeachyear.Pleasevisitourwebsiteforfurtherinformation.
1.WhatdoweknowaboutSkippersHill?
A.Itjustaccepts100students.
B.Itisnotaboardingschool.
C.Kidsunder6can’tattendit.
D.Studentshavetostudyveryhard.
2.WhichnumbercanhelpyougetintouchwithMrsJ.JabbourBSc?
A.+44(0)1643843479.
B.+44(0)1865552031.
C.+44(0)1243814320.
D.+44(0)1825830234.
3.A20-year-oldstudentismostprobablystudyingat_________.
A.SkippersHillManorPreparatorySchool
B.St.Andrew’sSchool
C.StClare’s,Oxford
D.SlindonCollege
4.Thetextismeantto__________.
A.comparesomeschools
B.introducesomeprivateschools
C.encourageU3toreceiveeducation
D.explainwhysomeschoolsaregreat
B
Aweddingcanbeexpensive.Ifyou’regettingmarried,youshouldmakeabudgetforitandsticktoittoavoidoverspending.Therearevariouswaystoavoidoverspendingonyourwedding.Thefirstistoavoidoverspendingontheweddingdress.
Whenitwastimetopickoutaweddingdress,IdecidedtobrowseonlinefirsttocomeupwithanideaofthestyleofthedressI’dliketotryon.WhenIfirststartedlookingforaweddingdressonline,IfoundthatTheKnothadagreatwaytofilter(过滤)theirdresssectionsothatIcouldsearchforthestylesIliked.Ichoseextremelyconservative(保守的)styles,becausethat’swhatmyeverydaystyleislike.Iworelotsofconservativedresses,soImadesurethatIwouldbemostcomfortableinsomethingsimilar.ButonceIwentintoastoreandstartedtryingthemon,Irealizedthatitwasn’ttotallygoodformetobeallcoveredup.Fromthere,Ikeptmybudgetinmindandwasalwayslookingforaweddingdresswiththeprice
Iwaswillingtospend.
Iwaswillingtoputagoodpartofourbudgetonthedressbecausethatwasoneofthemostimportantpartsoftheweddingday.ButIdidn’tfeeltheneedtospendmuchmorethanmybudgetgettingadressIloved.Ican’tsayforsureifthedressIchosewas“theone”becauseIknowtherewasadressouttheresomewherethatcouldhavebeenabetterfitthatIjustdidn’ttryon.ButthedressIchosewasasclosetoperfectasIhadthoughtIwouldeverfind.So,afterIfoundit,Istoppedlooking.
5.Whydidtheauthorwanttochooseaconservativedressatfirst?
A.Becauseshecouldaffordit.
B.Becauseshethoughtshewouldloveit.
C.Becauseitwouldmakeherlookyounger.
D.Becauseitlookedextremelybeautiful.
6.Aftertryingonmanyconservativeweddingdresses,theauthorrealizedthat__________.
A.sheshouldbeallcoveredup
B.shecouldlookbetterinaregulardress
C.sheshouldn’tchooseaconservativeone
D.sheshouldsavehermoneyforabetterweddingdress
7.Whatdidtheauthorkeepinmindwhenlookingforadress?
A.Thatsheshouldfindonewithinherbudget.
B.Thatsheshouldtryonasmanyaspossible.
C.Thatsheshouldfindthemostbeautifulone.
D.Thatshecouldchangeherbudgetifnecessary.
8.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthormostprobablyagreewith?
A.Makingabudgetisimportantforawedding.
B.Lookingonlineforaweddingdressisn’thelpful.
C.Choosingtheperfectweddingdressisn’tveryimportant.
D.It’simpossibleforonetosticktothebudgetwhenplanningawedding.
C
Agoodpersonalstorycreatesadramatic(戏剧性的)effect,makesuslaugh,givesuspleasurablefright,and/orgetsusontheedgeofourseats.Astoryhasdoneitsjobifwecansay,“Yes,thatiswhatlivingwithmyfatherfeelslike,”or“Yes,that’swhatbeingcutfromthefootballteamfeltlike.”So,howtowriteapersonalstory?
Don’ttellthereaderwhatheorsheshouldthinkorfeel.Letthereadersee,hear,smell,feel,andtastetheexperiencedirectly,andletthesensory(感觉的)experiencesleadhimorhertoyourthoughtorfeeling.Showingisharderthantelling.It’seasiertosay“itwasreallyfunny”thantowritesomethingthatisreallyfunny.Sofollowtheruleof“show,don’ttell”.Itmeansthatyourjobasastorytellerisnottoexplain;it’stochoosedetailsthatcanshowyourpoint.Aileasywaytoachieveshowingandnottellingistonotuse“tobe”verbs.
It’samazinghowmuchwelearnaboutpeoplefromwhattheysay.Onewaytoachievethisisthroughproperlywrittendialogue.Worktocreatedialoguethatallowsthecharacters’thoughtsandvoicestoappearthroughgoodwordselectionandtheuseofactiveratherthanpassivevoice.
Thepointofviewistheperspective(观点)fromwhichyourstoryistold.Itincludeswhereyouare,howmuchyouviewtheexperienceemotionally(yourtone),andhowmuchyouallowyourselfintothemindsofthecharacters.Mostpersonalstoriesaretoldfromthefirst-personlimitedpointofview.Youmaynotbeabletoshowwhatothercharactersarethinkinginthisway.Ifyouexperimentwithotherpointsofview,youmaywanttodiscussthemwithMissBurkeasyouplanyourpiece.
Thetoneofyourstorytellingshouldsetupanoverallfeeling.Lookoverthesubjectthatyouarepresentingandthinkofwhatyouaretryingtogetacross.Howdoyouwantyourreaderstofeelwhentheyfinishyourpiece?
Carefulwordchoicecanhelpachievethepropereffect.
9.Towriteapersonalstorywell,weshould__________.
A.dependonsensoryexperiences
B.explainsomefactswhennecessary
C.givesomecarefullychosendetails
D.tellthereaderhowtofeelyouremotions
10.Whatdoestheauthorthinkoftellingstoriesfromthefirst-personpointofview?
A.It’sthebestwaytomakeyourstoryinteresting.
B.Itisanecessarywritingskillforagoodstoryteller.
C.Youcaneasilytellthereaderswhatyou’rethinking.
D.Itmaystopyoufromenteringthecharacters’minds.
11.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?
A.Howtosetthetoneofyourstory.
B.Whattoshowaboutyoursubject.
C.Whattoexpectfromyourreaders.
D.Howtocoverallcharacters’emotions.
D
Whichpetlovesitsownersmore,catsordogs?
ThankstoanewstudydonebyDr.PaulZak,wehavetheanswernow.Dogswereproventoloveushumansfivetimesmorethancats.Butunlikecommandslike“stay”,“sit”and“beg”,theresultisn’tthatsimple.Muchlikeacat,it’smuchmorecomplex(复杂的).
Zaktookbloodsamples(样本)from10catsand10dogsbeforeandaftertheyplayedwiththeirowners.Hetestedeachanimaltwiceandcheekedthesamplesfortheirlevelofoxytocin(催产素).Zaksaid,“It’sachemicalweproduceinourbrainwhenwecareaboutsomeone.It’swhatmammals(哺乳动物)producetobondwiththeiryoung.”
AccordingtoZak,humansproduceoxytocinwheneverwehaveapositiveexperience.Accordingtohim,weproduce15to25percentoxytocinwhenwehaveapleasantinteraction(互动)withastranger,25to50percentwhenwe’reinteractingwithsomeoneweknow,andifweproduce50percentormore,we’reinteractingwithsomeonewereallylove,likeachildoraspouse.
DuringZak'sexperiment,dogs,onaverage,produced57.2percent.“Soyourdogreallylovesyoualot,”Zaksaid.“Butwhatmakesthissoamazingisthattheoxytocintheyproducedisforanotherspecies,nottheirown.Thefactthatthisiscrossspeciesisreallycool.Theirbrainsaretellingthemthattheyloveus.”
Cats,ontheotherhand,onlyproduced12percentandasmanyas50percentofthecatstesteddidn’tproduceanyoxytocinatall.Butifyou’reacatlover,don’tsigh.Zakpointsoutthatcatsarelesssocialthandogsandareextremelyterritorial.Zak’slab,wheretheexperimentsweredone,wasanunfamiliarplaceforthecats,creatingamorestressfulsituationforthecatsthanthedogs.Whenaskedifthecatswouldhavedonebetteriftheyhadbeentestedinthecomfortoftheirownhome,Zaksaid,UIthinkso,oratleastmorecatswouldhaveproducedmoreoxytocin.”
12.WhatdidDr.PaulZakmainlyfind?
A.Catsaremorecomplexthandogs.
B.Dogsarehonestwiththeirowners.
C.Catsgetalongbetterwiththeiro
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