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1、Book 4 Module 1 Life in the FutureVery easy Easy Normal Hard Very hard第二部分： 英语知识运用 （共两节，满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21. We will go shopping for _ start, and then have lunch in KFC, where one bag of French fries is free of _ charge today.A. a; the B. a; 不填C. the; 不填

2、D. the; the22. When is it convenient to visit you, this afternoon or tomorrow morning？_ is OK. Im free today and tomorrow. A. Either B. NeitherC. All D. None23. What are you doing, Ted?Im making a model robot. I _ it in the science class at 10:00 tomorrow morning.A. am showing B. showC. will be show

3、ing D. would show24. Special equipment was _ to the womans stomach so that the doctor could listen to the babys heart.A. attached B. attendedC. attacked D. attracted25. When the climbers got halfway up the mountain, their food _ fast so they had to return.A. is run out B. is running outC. was run ou

4、t D. was running out26. You can rely _ Peter to do whatever he promises. I know _ sure that he is a wise and honest man.A. on; for B. in; forC. on; with D. in; with27. The road is covered with thick snow. Could you find a(n) _ means of transport instead of by car?A. positive B. creativeC. alternativ

5、e D. active28. Bruce, youre driving too fast. The speed _ on this road is 70 mph.A. record B. reductionC. control D. limit 29. The plants are grown in a strange building _ like an egg, which has light and the correct temperature.A. shaped B. shapingC. to shape D. shapes30. Talking about others priva

6、te matters is not polite. Lets _ the conversation to a different topic.A. add B. switchC. compare D. exchange31. _ I admit that the task is difficult, I dont think that it is impossible to complete it.A. Because B. IfC. Since D. While32. Betty hoped to work for The Times but _ she took a job on the

7、local newspaper.A. absolutely B. extremelyC. gradually D. eventually33. I shall never forget the years _ I lived with the kind neighbours, _ offered a lot of help to me.A. when; which B. when; whoC. that; who D. that; which34. Our English teacher said, “Do _ for spelling mistakes when you check your

8、 work.”A. cut out B. put outC. look out D. work out35. Do you think it is acceptable that some teenagers smoke occasionally?_! I dont even agree that adults should smoke!A. Exactly B. Definitely notC. Excellent D. No problem第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。A

9、ugust was a mouse who lived peacefully in a big house. He led a 36 life: warm water, hot food, and plenty of clothes.A(n) 37 mouse, Percy, lived with August. Though he could live the same life as August, every day he would 38 something great. He could easily wash in cold water. August often wondered

10、 how he could be so 39 .One night, it snowed heavily, and their house was covered with snow. They didnt think they could dig a tunnel (地道) through so much snow. They decided to 40 .Several days passed, and the snow 41 ; now there was no food left. Percy dealt with it quite well, 42 August was about

11、to lose control. He knew that he couldnt 43 more than three days without food. This was the 44 amount of time they would need to dig a tunnel. They had no 45 but to get digging.Percy started digging immediately, and 46 August to do the same. But August didnt believe he could do it. Then he looked at

12、 Percy digging, and understood that that mouse was a lot 47 . What Percy had done every day was to 48 himself to deal with terrible conditions. With a feeling of 49 , he lay down on his bed, ready to let himself die.When he opened his eyes, he thought he saw an angel was smiling at him. Finally he 5

13、0 that it was just a nurse. She told him a 51 mouse had arrived at the hospital, his legs frozen, and given 52 on where to find August. When August ran to 53 Percy for his help, he found him getting much better. 54 Percy had lost several fingers, he looked 55 . From then on, August began to train hi

14、mself like Percy.36. A. busy B. hard C. strange D. comfortable37. A. normal B. unusualC. nervous D. important38. A. give up B. put off C. worry about D. prepare for39. A. calm B. wrong C. stupid D. certain40. A. wait B. hide C. escape D. separate41. A. fell B. remained C. increased D. disappeared42.

15、 A. so B. or C. but D. before43. A. work B. imagine C. keep D. stand44. A. same B. real C. only D. right45. A. conclusion B. suggestion C. choice D. plan46. A. got B. encouraged C. sent D. forced47. A. happier B. bigger C. better D. wiser48. A. allow B. train C. direct D. persuade49. A. helplessness

16、 B. peace C. hurt D. hope50. A. admitted B. explained C. argued D. realized51. A. familiar B. careless C. brave D. proud52. A. talks B. reasons C. opinions D. instructions53. A. ask B. thank C. admire D. praise54. A. Because B. If C. Though D. Unless55. A. cheerful B. serious C. disappointed D. conf

17、ident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。ALadybirds (瓢虫) didnt have black spots (点) on their backs at first. Then a storm broke out, and their famous guide, Caius Insectus, disappeared into the flood, and the few ladybirds who survived had to choose a new leader

18、to guide them out of trouble. They decided that their new leader would be the first ladybird to successfully travel south to the Great Lake and return to describe it.Many young ladybirds moved off immediately into this adventure. One by one they returned and told of how beautiful the southern lake w

19、as at that time of year, with its clear waters and flowers. However, the last of the ladybirds was late in getting back. He hadnt managed to reach the lake. Everyone criticized (批评) him, and they prepared to continue their journey the next day. Following their new guide, they spent a morning walking

20、 northwards until they reached some tall thick grassland, where they stopped. There were no clear waters or flowers in front of them. The heavy rain had turned the place into a huge green puddle (水坑). Everyone understood what had happened. When the ladybirds had gone out looking for the lake, they h

21、ad gone in the wrong direction. Now they could see that, except that one late ladybird, they had lied in order to get what they wanted.And so, the late little ladybird was made the Great Guide. They also decided that every time one of them was discovered lying they would paint a black spot on that l

22、adybirds back. From then on, when a ladybird looks at anothers back, it can tell whether that ladybird can be trusted.56. Why did the ladybirds decide to choose a new guide?A. They lost their way in the storm.B. They werent satisfied with Caius Insectus.C. They needed someone to lead them out of dan

23、ger.D. They needed someone to help prepare for the storm.57. Many young ladybirds lied because they _.A. didnt want to be in danger B. wanted to be the new guideC. wanted to make others happy D. didnt want to get spots on their backs58. How did the ladybirds probably feel when they stopped at the ta

24、ll thick grassland?A. Nervous. B. Afraid. C. Excited. D. Angry.59. Whats the main idea of the text?A. Why ladybirds have black spots on their backs.B. How ladybirds choose their leaders and guides.C. What the black spots on ladybirds backs mean.D. Why ladybirds lie to each other.BIn the supermarket

25、my daughter ran over to me with a DVD in her hand. “Mum! Hotel for Dogs is out. Can we get it?”“Of course, but you must use your own money,” I said.She looked at the price and put it back. Usually my kids are happy to spend my money, but are much more careful when it comes to putting their hands in

26、their own pockets. I like to think this is because they have earned their money and it therefore has a value to them.My childrens pocket money is reward-based (以奖励为基础的). They each have certain weekly jobs: they clean their rooms, organize their clothes and clear the table. There are things that we n

27、eed to pay attention to while rewarding children: the rules need to be clear, transparent (透明的) and very fair. And I dont want money to be connected in their minds with the giving of love. Therefore, my childrens pocket money is not based on them “being good”. It is too difficult to be good for most

28、 normal children all day, every day for a full week. I also dont believe in paying my children to be kind and well-mannered. This is something we expect from them as part of our family and as little human beings. As a reward for good behavior such as going to bed on time, Id rather use a reward-base

29、d activity or experience that is done together: ice skating or a cinema trip instead of money. Punishments for bad behavior will usually be not allowing them to play.I really want to teach my children good money management skills, and I believe allowing them to earn and spend their own pocket money

30、is a great place to start.60. The example at the beginning of the text serves as a(n) _.A. comment B. conclusion C. introduction D. background61. The underlined phrase “putting their hands in their own pockets” in Paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to “_”.A. earning money by themselves B. spending th

31、eir own money C. visiting the supermarket D. doing certain jobs62. The author holds the view that _.A. kids should earn their pocket moneyB. kids should learn how to give loveC. parents should set an example to their kidsD. parents should help manage their kids moneyCTechnology is rapidly developing

32、. What will life be like in about forty years?Our daily lives will surely be filled with all kinds of new technologies that help us do the things we hate the most in 2012. House robots will probably appear in all homes and will help take out the rubbish, prepare food and clean the house from top to

33、bottom. Equipment in our kitchens, like the fridge, cooker, and dishwasher, will also be “robotic” and will email or text us some information. There is in fact a fridge already on the market that emails or texts its user when a food item has gone out of date or has been used up. Also, the fridge has

34、 a built-in camera so that when you are at the supermarket, you can log in (登录进入) to your fridge and check what you need to buy. Handy, right?High streets and regular shopping trips are already becoming a thing of the past, as so many of us are shopping online. By 2050, everyone will be ordering the

35、ir clothes online and a virtual scanner (虚拟扫描仪) can be used from home. In this way, you can “virtually” try on clothes from thousands of different stores in your own comfortable bedroom. Your virtual “changing room” will also suggest clothes according to your body shape, height and age. By 2050, we

36、will all have “weekly digital (数码的) health checks” in our homes. The health machines run sensors (传感器) over our bodies to check for signs of ill health. Conditions can at once be recognized by the “virtual doctor” inside the health machine and be treated immediately. If you need some medicine, the m

37、achine can help order it for you.63. According to the author, in 2050 house robots _.A. will be quite common B. will have gone out of dateC. will cost very little money D. can buy food for their owners64. What does the underlined word “Handy” in Paragraph 2 mean? A. Interesting. B. Surprising. C. Co

38、nvenient. D. Necessary. 65. What is the use of the virtual scanner?A. It provides information on clothing stores.B. It helps shoppers try on clothes at home.C. It helps clothes shoppers pay at home. D. It tells shoppers their body sizes.66. It can be inferred from the last paragraph that in 2050 _.A

39、. we will have built-in sensors in our bodies B. a large number of doctors will be out of workC. the virtual doctors can provide you with medicineD. we wont have to go to hospital for health checksDAnnie Wauneka smiled as she touched the medal. It was the Presidential Medal of Freedom (总统自由勋章)! She

40、was very proud to be the first Native American to get this award. It was given to her because of the Navajo people. A lot had changed because of her. Annie was born in 1910 in Arizona. When Annie was 8 years old, her father sent her away to receive a good education homes of Navajos were too spread t

41、o build schools near where people lived. That year, a terrible flu swept through her school. Some of the students died. Annie wasnt seriously affected, so she helped care for those who were sick. She said her interest in health work began to grow because of this early event in her life. When she gre

42、w up, Wauneka saw the poor health of many Navajo people. This troubled her, and she wanted to do something about it. In 1951, she ran for a seat on the tribal council (部落委员会). She won, and in fact, she served for 27 years. From the start, she pushed for better living conditions. Every year, many Navajos and others died from tuberculosis (肺结核), or TB. Wauneka fought to reduce the number of TB cases and deaths ac