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1、Book6 Module 6单元测试题（外研版）Class: Name: Marks: 满分（120）一、语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）1. Remember to attend the party. I will, but if I _ about it, please remind me.A. had forgottenB. should forget C. may forgetD. will forget2. They had to _ their original plan for the trip because of the sudden change of

2、the weather.A. bother B. regulate C. abandon D. overcome3. The scientist hid himself among the bushes, _ he could watch the tigers behavior closely.A. from there B. which C. from whereD. when 4. Some drivers still drive under the influence of alcohol (酒精) _ repeated warnings.A. besides B. despite C.

3、 beyond D. regarding5. What an accident! If you _ my advice, things would not be as they are now. A. have taken B. had taken C. was takingD. took 6. The ship hit a rock but fortunately all the crews were _ by a passing boat before it sank. A. taken up B. put up C. made up D. picked up 7. The leaders

4、 from two countries finally made a great _ with a number of agreements signed.A. effort B. attempt C. breakthroughD. effect8. The argument _ nearly 3 hours before both sides reached an agreement.A. remained B. held C. kept D. lasted9. After having covered 100 miles a night, they reached the destinat

5、ion, _.A. exhausted B. be exhausted C. having exhausted D. exhausting 10. He decided to go on _ diet in order to keep in _ good shape.A. a; / B. the; a C. /; / D. a; the 11. Although he had been ill for a long time, it still came as a shock when he _ died.A. accidentally B. particularly C. obviously

6、 D. eventually12. How did it come about that the French team didnt enter the second round? I have no idea. _. A. I agree absolutely B. I often wonder whyC. Ill try again D. You missed the point13. If he had known it earlier, he _ you not to take that foolish action. A. would persuade B. would be per

7、suaded C. would have persuaded D. would be persuading 14.As a mother of three naughty boys, her spare time is fully _ with her children. A. destroyed B. occupied C. disturbed D. wasted15. Doctors are required to keep patients records completely _.A. beneficial B. identical C. confidentialD. exceptio

8、nal 二、完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）I grew up with an alcoholic stepfather. There were a lot of moments when he would 16 us boys and my mom. Many times we ran away from home out of 17 and slept over at hospitals, police stations or even at the next-door neighbors.It all 18 when I was about 2 years old, rig

9、ht through to my early twenties. Im the eldest among four boys. Im 19 that though each of us is scarred, we still kept our 20 straight. None of us abuse alcohol.At some point in my late twenties I 21 my stepfather in my heart, not directly. None of my brothers forgave him. They 22 him, yet still tal

10、k to him. I feel the most sorry for my mom because after all these years, they are 23 together.About a month ago, I came to visit my parents. He came home late at 11:00 pm that night, completely 24 . I was the only one still 25 and for some reason didnt go to bed, felt I had to 26 and for once in my

11、 life, protective towards my mom.Talking to me, he was 27 my mom and my brothers, telling me tonight he would beat everybody up. He had a soft spot for me. Though I was the one who 28 the most beatings, and still carry a lot of fear and emotional 29 , he didnt say one bad word towards me that night.

12、 I just 30 and watched him expressing his 31 . Then it happened, a moment I thought would never happen. He started crying, admitting his 32 , and asking for my forgiveness.I felt happy that night; 33 that I managed to not only calm him down, but to get him to open his 34 and ask for forgiveness. It

13、does not 35 the past, what we went through; however, the future has not happened yet. We only have today to make the best of our lives.16.A. controlB. killC. biteD. beat17.A. worryB. fearC. shameD. puzzle18.A. startedB. workedC. endedD. improved19.A. afraidB. anxiousC. thankfulD. sure20.A. answersB.

14、 recordsC. sticksD. heads21.A. avoidedB. trappedC. forgaveD. forgot22.A. disturbB. hate C. missD. support23.A. stillB. alsoC. againD. already24.A. lostB. drunkC. brokenD. relaxed25.A. strictB. smartC. aliveD. awake26.A. escapeB. apologizeC. waitD. struggle27.A. interruptingB. scoldingC. robbingD. pu

15、nishing28.A. sufferedB. repeatedC. learnedD. refused29.A. speechB. musicC. baggageD. nature30.A. performedB. competedC. celebratedD. listened31.A. promiseB. angerC. curiosityD. confidence32.A. defeatB. shortcomingsC. faultsD. crimes33.A. frightenedB. worriedC. discoveredD. relieved34.A. heartB. gate

16、C. windowD. office35.A. changeB. followC. understandD. reduce三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）A “A father, his son, and a friend of his son were sailing off the Pacific Coast,” an old man began his story, “when a fast approaching storm blocked any attempt to get back to shore. The waves were so high that ev

17、en though the father was an experienced sailor, he could not keep the boat upright, and the three were swept into the ocean.”The old man hesitated for a moment, making eye contact with two teenagers who were looking somewhat interested in his story. He continued, “Grabbing a rescue line, the father

18、had to make the most painful decision of his life. He only had seconds to make the decision. The father knew that his son was a Christian, and that his sons friend was not. As the father yelled out, I love you, son! he threw the line to his sons friend.”By this time, the two teenagers were sitting s

19、traighter in the crowd, waiting for the next words to come out of the old mans mouth. “The father,” he continued, “knew his son would step into eternity (不朽) with Jesus, and his sons friend would not without Jesus. Therefore, he sacrificed his son. How great the love of God is that he should do the

20、same for us.” “That was a nice story,” politely started one of the boys, “but I dont think it was very realistic for a father to give up his sons life.”“Well, youve got a point there,” the old man replied, glancing down at his worn Bible. A big smile broadened his narrow face, and he once again look

21、ed up at the boys and said, “It sure isnt very realistic, is it? But Im standing here today to tell you that that story gives me a glimpse of what it must have been like for God to give up his son for me. You see.I was the sons friend.”36. According to the old man, the three of them came across the

22、storm _. A. when they sailed back to the shore B. while they were sailing on the sea C. when they were fishing in the sea D. while they were sailing for the coast37. The most painful decision for the father was _. A. to save both of them at the same time B. to admit his sons friend was not a Christi

23、an C. to which boy he would throw the rescue lineD. whether he would save the friend of his son or not38. Why did the father throw the line to his sons friend instead of his son? A. Because he was once a Christian. B. Because he actually loved his son less.C. Because his son was good at swimming.D.

24、Because he believed his son would be with God.39. What can we learn about the son of the sailor? A. He hated his father.B. He never returned.C. He would be with Jesus.D. He survived the storm.40. Why did the old man believe it is realistic for a father to give up his sons life? A. Because the father

25、 loved him deeply.B. Because he experienced that himself. C. Because he totally believed the love of God. D. Because he once behaved exactly like the father. BI remember like yesterday the day my father, a flying officer in the RAAF during World War II, came home from the war. I was curious about hi

26、s suitcase and I noticed a large newspaper advertisement displaying a new piano. When Dad saw me holding it, his face broke into a big smile, “I bought your mum a piano for ten pounds down and two pounds a week.” Mum cried with delight. A few days later, a large horse came up the road, pulling a car

27、t with a brand-new piano. After tea that night, Mum began to teach herself to play for about two hours and the noise drove everybody in the street mad, until Dad gently said, “Enough is enough.” From that day on, Mum was obsessed with her piano. Every day she would plink and plonk between doing the

28、cooking and housework. Within a month she was playing a tune, to the amazement of everybody in the street. Three months went by and Mum was now practically a successful pianist, holding sing-along parties with all the neighbours gathering around. Although we were poor, she felt like a princess and w

29、as delighted at all the attention. However, I began to notice that Dad was looking increasingly sad and worried. It turned out that, since returning from the war, hed been unable to find a job. A few weeks later, I watched the same cart take the piano away. Mum stayed in the kitchen, sobbing (哭泣). S

30、uddenly, it all became clear to me: no job, no money, no piano. Mum tried not to show her sadness, but I must admit the house seemed awfully quiet without the piano. Dad finally got a job teaching pupils. Every night after dinner hed study late into the night. Mum didnt say much but I could tell she

31、 was proud of Dad and how hard he was trying to rebuild his life. Like all servicemen, hed sacrificed a lot over the years and she knew it. Two years later, Dad had saved enough money to buy Mum another piano. This time he paid cash for it. 41. We can learn from the text that the authors father _.A.

32、 seldom returned home when he was a flying officerB. bought his mother a piano after returning from the warC. used to go out with a suitcase and a local newspaper D. often talked about his past experiences in World War II42.The underlined phrase “was obsessed with” is the closest in meaning to “_”.

33、A. was proud of B. was curious about C. was tired ofD. was crazy about 43. Why was the new piano sold after a few weeks time?A. The authors mother gave up practicing it at home.B. Something was wrong with it so it couldnt work well.C. The authors father had no money to support his family.D. Neighbor

34、s couldnt put up with so much noise from it. 44. The turning point of the authors fathers life came when _. A. he suffered a great loss at warB. he bought his mother a piano C. he began to work as a teacherD. he sold the first new piano45. Whats the purpose of the authors writing the text?A. To show

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