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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上高一外研 必修2 Modules 6单元测试题I语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1-15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。I didnt have many friends when I was in middle school. I thought people around me didnt _1_me. After I entered high school, I wanted to have more _2_. I thought being cool woul

2、d help me have more friend, so I bought some very_3_ clothes and acted as if I were really cool. I told myself that I was happy and this was where I should stay. I _4_ had more friends than I did in middle school. But they were not the friends who I_5_ to have. They wore cool clothes and were _6_ at

3、 their studies as they didnt like studying. One day, one of my old friends came to see me. When he saw what I was_7_, he was really surprised. Look at you! I almost didnt_8_ you. Why are you dressed like that? he asked. I told him the _9_. He laughed and said, Youre making a big _10_. Youre losing y

4、ourself. Youre pretending to be someone else every day. I realized what he said was _11_. I was no longer myself. In order to have more friends, I chose to be someone else.I decided to make a _12_. Ever since then, Ive always been- myself and Ive made- real friends who like me. I know that Im _13_ n

5、ow than I have ever been. If you want to have some _14_ friends, be yourself. If you pretend to be someone else, people make friends with you just because youre someone else, not because of the real you. Do you really 15 that?1. A. see B. need C. like D. know2. A. money B. friends C. time D. books3.

6、 A. powerful B. beautiful C. warm D. cool4. A. hardly B. really C. normally D. frequently 5. A. expected B. feared C. refused D. pretended6. A. hard B. fond C. bad D. bright7. A. wearing B. looking C. buying D. checking8. A. recognize B. remember C. hear D. find9. A. result B. excuse C. reason D. dr

7、eam10. A. success B. decision C. plan D. mistake11. A. good B. right C. useful D. impossible12. A. wish B. determination C. choice D. change13. A. happier B. funnier C. taller D. luckier14. A. brave B. true C. normal D. new15. A. support B. understand C. dislike D. want第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅

8、读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。I was 22 and had just finished my college study. One day, I asked for my fathers _16_ (advise) on my future job, because he had _17_ excellent career in the Indian Army _18_ the commander-in-chief of a million men. He was strict, _19_ he was very

9、 friendly. He appreciated and trusted people _20_ worked together with him, so his men respected him as well. Come and see me in my office_21_ you want to talk to me about work, he said. So I made an appointment and went to see him. He had a huge office. When you are starting out, you will _22_ (giv

10、e) a lot of tasks to fulfill, he said. The first thing is always to do something to the _23_ (good) of your ability. Then _24_ you do it again, give it that little bit extra. I suddenly understood by _25_ (say), Take the initiative and be creative. Always go the extra mile. My father nodded his head

11、.II 阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节 阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。AMy uncle was a merchant years ago. I often traveled with him during the summer holidays when I was a teenager. One day, when we were passing by a village, a tire of our van (客货车) sank into the mud and the van could no longer

12、 move. My uncle and I tried to pull the van out of the mud, but it didnt work. Then my uncle went to the village and asked for help. Soon, he came back, followed by several villagers. My uncle promised to pay them if they managed to pull the van out. The villagers tied some ropes to the van and star

13、ted pulling, but they didnt try their best and the van didnt move. Seeing that, my uncle said to them, Ill pay you according to how much effort you will put into your work. Hearing that, the villagers tried harder and finally pulled the van out Among all the villagers, I found two had the most twist

14、ed (扭曲的) expressions. I thought they must have been trying harder than all the others. After the van was pulled out, the villagers came to my uncle for payment. I couldnt believe my eyes when my uncle gave the least money to the two men who I thought had tried the hardest. After they all left, I ask

15、ed my uncle why he gave the least to those two villagers. My uncle then pointed to those footprints in the mud and said, Look. Some footprints are deep and some are shallow. Those two mens footprints are shallow, which means they were not really trying hard, They were just pretending so. Hearing his

16、 words, I realized those two villagers were just tricking us. From that experience, I learnt that we shouldnt come to a conclusion by considering only one factor (困素). We should also look at some others and then make decisions.26. After the van stopped, the writers uncle decided to_. A. leave the va

17、n there B. ask for help immediately C. sell the goods in it in the village D. try to pull it out with the writer at first27. After seeing the twisted expressions on the two villagers faces, the writer_. A. felt very sorry for them B. decided to pay them more C. knew they were tricking his uncle D. t

18、hought they were trying really hard28. How did the writer probably feel when seeing what his uncle gave to those two villagers? A. Happy. B. Excited. C. Worried. D. Surprised.29. The amount of money given to the villagers was based on_ . A. their expressions on the faces B. their footprints in the m

19、ud C. their positions in the line D. their own strength30. After that experience, the writer learnt that_. A. where there is a will, there is a way B. a friend in need is a friend indeed C. never judge by appearances D. seeing is believingBEd Murrow was a famous radio program producer in the 1940s.

20、In the United States, the rise of television in the 1950s ended the period called the Golden Age of Radio Broadcasting. Most of the popular shows vanished. More and more people started watching television. Ed Murrow and his boys moved to television as a result. He joined with Fred Friendly to create

21、 the series See. It Now. This show lasted from 1951 to 1958. Some broadcasts on See It Now concerned important issues of race, war and government dishonesty. Experts said the program was important in the history of television. Murrow also started another television show called Person to Person,. He

22、spoke with famous people in their homes. One episode (一集) visited Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The show also visited actress Marilyn Monroe, actor Marlon Brando and Senator John F. Kennedy. Ed Murrow also produced a number of special programs for CBS. One such p

23、rogram was called Harvest of Shame. It showed the hard life and poor living conditions of farm workers who moved from place to place. Some people said this program was so powerful that it influenced American lawmakers to take measures to protect these migrant workers. After John F. Kennedy was elect

24、ed president, he asked the newsman to lead the United States Information Agency. Murrow served as the agencys director from 1961 to 1964. Then he retired from the job. He died in 1965 at his farm in Pawling, New York. He was fifty-seven years old, Today, Edward R. Murrow is remembered for his influe

25、nce on broadcasting and the quality ofhis reporting. Former CBS chairman William Paley once said Murrow was a man born for his time and work. Paley called him a student, a thinker, and at heart, a poet of mankind. As a result, he said Murrow was a great reporter.31. The underlined word vanished in P

26、aragraph 1 is closest in meaning to _. A. changed B. improved C. succeeded D. disappeared32. What do we know about the series See It Now? A. It lasted more than ten years. B. Experts now think little of it. C. Ed Murrow created the series all by himself. D. Some broadcasts on it were about serious p

27、roblems.33. In Paragraph 2, the television show was most probably a _. A. talk show B. soap opera C. talent show D. documentary34. Some people believe that Harvest of Shame _. A. was called the best program of CBS B. was created mainly for lawmakers C. once influenced American lawmakers D. encourage

28、d farm workers to move around35. What does the writer mostly want to tell us in the last paragraph? A. Ed Murrow greatly influenced the development of TV shows. B. Ed Murrow still influences TV shows today. C. Ed Murrow was a well-rounded man. D. Ed Murrow was a great reporter.CHere are some of the

29、top museums in the world.Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., the United States The Smithsonian is the worlds largest research and museum complex, with 19 museums and galleries, the National Zoological Park and various research stations. If you spent one minute looking at each object on display

30、 day and night in ten years youd see only ten percent of the whole. Main attractions: the dresses of the First Ladies, the Gem Hall at the National Museum of Natural History and the Wright brothers 1903 Flyer,Le Louvre, Paris, France The Louvre was the palace of the kings of France before becoming a

31、 museum two centuries ago. The addition of I. M. Peis pyramid shocked many when it was first used in 1989 as the new main entrance. The museums collections are among the most important in the world. A good place to start is the Sully Wing, which leads straight to the Egyptian rooms. Main attractions

32、: the Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, and Leonardo da Vincis Mona Lisa.State Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia Russia may be isolated(孤立) from the artistic centers of Paris, Rome and London, but the Hermitage has managed to get an amazing collection of world art - more than three mi

33、llion items - from the Stone Age to the early 20th century. The museum occupies (占用) six buildings along the Neva River. This blue-and-white structure was finished in 1764. Catherine the Great founded the museum that same year when she bought 255 paintings from Berlin. Main attractions: golden maste

34、rpieces from Eurasia and pieces from Nicholas IIs private collections.The British Museum, London, England Britains largest museum looks after more than eight -million objects ranging from prehistoric (史前的) bones to things of the Parthenon in Athens. Main attractions: The Egyptian gallery boasts the

35、worlds second finest collection of Egyptian antiquities outside Egypt, including the Rosetta Stone, carved in 196 BC.36. The underlined sentence in the passage shows that_. A. the Smithsonian is open day and night B. people visit the Smithsonian frequently C. theres so much to see in the Smithsonian

36、 D. the Smithsonian has a history of 100 years37. Where should you go if you are interested in the Venus de Milo? A. The Louvre. B. The Hermitage. C. The Smithsonian. D. The British Museum.38. We know that the Hermitage _. A. was founded in honor of Catherine the Great B. mainly displays modern art

37、works C. is the largest museum in Europe D. was founded in the year 176439. If you are interested in Nicholas IIs private collections, you can go to the museum that sits in_. A. Paris B. London C. St. Petersburg D. Washington D.C.40. What do we learn about the British Museum? A. It is the best-known

38、 for the Rosetta Stone. B. It mainly displays things from prehistoric time periods. C. It is a good attraction for people who love Egyptian culture. D. It has the second finest collection of art works in the world.DYou may have seen him in supermarkets or in TV ads. You may even have found him in yo

39、ur lunchbox. Bongo is the character developed by the company called Dannon USA for its Danimals yogurts for kids. Now Bongo is going Greek. That is, Dannon is introducing a new kind of yogurt(酸奶) for kids. It is Greek style: that means the yogurt is thicker than usual. How does a big company like Da

40、nnon come up with a new food product for kids? Whats the science that goes into it? How does it get kids excited about eating it? To find answers to these and other questions, I visited the Dannon Discovery and Innovation Center in White Plains, New York. Greek-style yogurt is becoming more and more

41、 popular with adults, but Dannon did surveys and found that while parents are eating Greek yogurt, their kids arent. We wanted to know why, said Dannons Michael Neuwirth. Kids told us that Greek yogurt is too thick and too sour. What did Dannon do with this information? They looked for ways to make

42、the yogurt attractive to kids. The basic process of making yogurt is simple, explained Dr Thierry Saint-Denis, Dannons director of research and development. He said, Take milk. Mix in yogurt bacteria (细菌). Heat it to 104 F for a few hours. Bacteria turn something in the milk into lactic acid(乳酸). Th

43、e lactic acid then goes through a natural chemical process, which turns the milk into yogurt. What makes yogurt Greek? It is thicker than regular yogurt, and less sweet. Dannons scientists searched for special bacteria that would make their Greek yogurt feel less thick and taste sweeter to kids. Dr

44、Saint-Denis said that after many tests, they found those bacteria.41. In Paragraph l, the underlined word him refers to_. A. a kid B. an actor C. a shop assistant D. a kind of yogurt42. What has Dannon USA found about Greek yogurt? A. Kids dont like eating Greek yogurt. B. Greek yogurt is the most p

45、opular in the world. C. Parents dont want their kids to eat Greek yogurt. D. Greek yogurt is sweeter than other kinds of yogurt.43. Paragraph 4 mainly shows_. A. what product milk can be made into B. how people make use of bacteria C. why making yogurt is simple D. how yogurt is made44. We can learn

46、 from Paragraph 4 that _. A. there is only a little milk in yogurt B. it takes only about an hour to make yogurt C. milk should be heated to 104 to make yogurt D. lactic acid plays an important role in making yogurt45. To attract kids, Dannons scientists tried to make their Greek yogurt_. A. sweeter and thicker B. thicker and sourer