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1、 . . . . 14-15学年外研高一上学期1册Module2测试() Class: Name: Marks: 总分值150第一局部英语知识运用(共两节，共40分)第一节单项填空(共10小题；每题1分，共10分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项。 1. Mr. Wu, headmaster of our school, used to teach Chinese literature.A. a; B. a; aC. the; theD. ; 2. The box is too heavy to carry. Id appreciate if you could he

2、lp me. A. you B. it C. this D. that 3. The boy can answer all the questions in class, so he gives the impression that he is very .A. intelligent B. energetic C. patientD. enthusiastic 4. No one can making mistakes in his work unless he does none at all.A. admit B. adviseC. allow D. avoid 5. Lily has

3、 made progress in her study that the teachers are pleased with her.A. such a great B. so great aC. so muchD. such much 6. To be a good teacher, you need to be organized. This is there are a lot of things to do each day.A. whyB. howC. whoD. because 7. She hadnt planned her time well she didnt finish

4、her homework on time. A. so that B. when C. even if D. unless8. With a lot of homework , I wont have time to attend the party this evening.A. finishingB. finishedC. to finish D. being finished9. Oil price keeps rising recently. The same is true the price of eggs.A. ofB. aboutC. toD. from 10. Peter i

5、s one of my good friends. He is really and I feel with him. A. amusing; relaxing B. amused; relaxed C. amusing; relaxed D. amused; relaxing第二节完形填空(共20小题；每题 1.5 分，共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正确选项。Last week, I was out getting the mail outside my house. Suddenly, I noticed a dog cros

6、sing the street that looked quite 11 . I went near the dog to see if I could 12 it. 13 , when I got close to the dog, I realized that it was the same dog that my neighbor 14 four years ago. I called out my 15 to make sure whether the dog was the neighours. After examining the dog 16 , they were all

7、sure that it was the neighours. However, a few months ago, the neighbor 17 , but that was not going to stop me from 18 them!I 19 they moved to Minnesota, the other side of the country. I spent the rest of the day looking for all of the people with their last 20 in the Minnesota area. Imagine the big

8、 amount of work! At last when I was 21 to give up hope, I called the 22 number. I couldnt 23 it; it was them! In a(n) 24 voice, I told them how I found their dog that went missing 4 years ago. They thought it was unbelievable, too. They flew down to Florida to 25 with their dog and were really 26 .T

9、hey told me God has heard their 27 and offered me some 28 . I thanked them and said no 29 I really needed it to settle the huge debt (债). Seeing the 30 faces of them with their dog made me very happy, too!11.A. lovelyB. lonelyC. familiarD. similar12.A. touch B. stopC. orderD. recognize13.A. Hopefull

10、yB. InterestinglyC. CertainlyD. Strangely14.A. lostB. soldC. foundD. bought15.A. childrenB. friendsC. workmatesD. doctors16.A. freelyB. proudlyC. correctlyD. carefully17.A. moved awayB. turned awayC. came outD. went out18.A. missing B. findingC. seeing D. joining19.A. expectedB. thoughtC. discovered

11、D. remembered20.A. addressB. dogC. name D. number21.A. agreeing B. hopingC. trying D. starting22.A. firstB. sameC. last D. true23.A. acceptB. believeC. getD. think24.A. excitedB. softC. deepD. funny25.A. talkB. beginC. meetD. play26.A. puzzledB. shockedC. amusedD. worried27.A. wishB. questionC. lett

12、erD. call28.A. adviceB. workC. moneyD. help29.A. sinceB. althoughC. ifD. when30.A. lovelyB. pink C. prettyD. happy第二局部阅读理解(共两节，总分值50分)第一节 (共20小题；每题2分，共40分)AAt noon I stopped at the traffic light and saw a homeless man walking up and down in the street. It was a hot day. “This will make him smile, I

13、thought. I turned my car towards a frozen yogurt (酸奶酪) shop. I took a cup and filled it and came to the counter to weigh it. I wanted to add some toppings, something delicious put on the top, but my change was not enough for that, so I asked the lady if she would take a $100 bill. She said she wasnt

14、 allowed to accept a bill that large. So I just paid for the yogurt. As I was about to leave, she said, “Madam, dont disappoint your child. Please add their favorite toppings. I turned to her and said, “Thanks, but this is not for my child. Its for the homeless man in the street. She smiled with sur

15、prise and said, “Oh! Thats really sweet of you. God bless you. She thought for a moment, and then she said, “I think we can do better than that.She took a bigger cup, filled it nicely and covered it with colorful toppings. Then she handed it to me and said, “This is from me. Please give it to the ho

16、meless man. Lets treat him nicely. Now it was my turn to be surprised. I said, “Thanks a lot. Then I left with a big smile on my face. On the way I said to myself, “Angels are real, arent they? I believe them because I saw one today!31. The author turned her car towards the shop in order to . A. buy

17、 herself a cup of frozen yogurtB. cool herself in the frozen yogurt shopC. ask someone there to change a $100 billD. make the homeless man in the street happy32 The lady in the shop at first thought that the author . A. bought something for her child B. was going to do a good deed C. didnt need to a

18、dd any toppings D. would be disappointed without toppings in her yogurt 33. We can learn from the passage that . A. the author got a lot of colorful toppings for freeB. the author realized that the lady was very kind in the beginning C. the homeless man would probably receive two cups of yogurtD. th

19、e lady was so moved that she didnt take the authors moneyB“The British and Americans are two peoples separated by a common language. Oscar WildeThough American English has become much different from British English, more and more British words and phrases are becoming common in American English. Her

20、e are some examples. BloodyIf there is anything Americans like, its a good word to express their great anger. For example, “Its bloody cold out there! What a bloody and costly failure! Bloody is now well accepted by most Americans. Its a way of swearing (咒骂) in America. Chat upThe British expression

21、 “chat up for flirting (搭讪) is much gentler than the American expression “hit on. That may be why more Americans are using “chat up especially when talking about their own actions.GingerBefore the first Harry Potter book came out, Americans only used the word ginger when referring to the spice (调味品)

22、. Ginger has almost always been a color as well as a spice for the British. Now more and more Americans are talking about “ginger cats and “ginger hair.Sell-by dateMore and more American members of the media are using this British term in place of the American term “expiration date on which somethin

23、g, such as a license, is no longer in effect. American products are also using this term, which is a bit more descriptive than “expiration date. Spot onIn the 1970s, the American expression “right on was popular, which had the same meaning as “exactly right, but it has become out of date. Now, the B

24、ritish expression “spot on has taken the place of “right on.34. The British will complain about the cold weather by saying “.A. its bloody cold today B. the weather chats upC. the weather has too much blood D. what a bloody day35. According to the passage, “a ginger cat refers to a cat that .A. enjo

25、ys eating ginger B. has yellow furC. smells like ginger D. likes the color yellow36. What does the “sell-by date of the products mean?A. The price of the products. B. The rights that the producers should have. C. The date when the products are produced.D. The date after which the products should not

26、 be sold.37. Which of the following can be the best title for the passage?A. Englisha common language B. How does American English develop? C. British English is entering American EnglishD. Differences between American English and British EnglishCWho are your favorite teachers? My classmates and I w

27、ere asked this question on the first day at the university many years ago. It was a great way to begin my career in teachingthinking about people in the profession who had the most positive (积极的) influence on me. We were asked to write down our answers. I thought of Sister Mary Margaret and Sister M

28、ary Anne, who taught me in the kindergarten. I thought of Mrs. Padgett and Mrs. Kofford, English teachers, and Mr. Kutras, a history teacher, in high school. Then I thought of Dr. Lincoln and Dr. Campbell, history professors, and Dr. Kirk, an English professor, who taught me in college. Then came th

29、is question, “What do they all have in common? My hand went up first and I said, “They all loved what they were doing. They had great enthusiasm (积极性) for teaching. All of my fellow graduate students nodded their heads. That was the right answer Dr. McSweeney expected. He said, “I ask these question

30、s every year, and I always get the same answers. He went on to explain that he opened with these questions because they were proved to make things have a good start, and they would make future teachers think about what separates the great teachers from the not-so-great. He said, “We all remember our

31、 favorite teachersthe ones who had passion (激情) and enthusiasm, the ones who loved and enjoyed what they were doing. I want each of you to become that kind of teacher. Always remember those special teachers. It was a statement I never forgot during my thirty-five years in the classroom.38. According

32、 to the passage, an excellent teacher should have .A. much experience in teaching B. a wide range of knowledge C. passion and enthusiasm for teaching D. abilities to ask questions39. The author thinks that teachers who are liked best by students . A. live a positive life B. are mostly women teachers

33、 C. teach very well D. have positive influence on students40. By starting with those questions Dr. McSweeney wished his students to .A. become great teachers B. enjoy his lessonC. remember him forever D. tell great teachers from common ones41. What can we learn about the author from the passage?A. H

34、e works in a university. B. He is actually a teacher.C. He likes Dr. McSweeney best. D. He was always the best student in school.DSitting in her yard in Hartford, Connecticut, nine-year-old Alice Cogswell watched the children playing games. From their faces she could tell that they were laughing. Bu

35、t she couldnt hear their voices. Alice had been deaf, living in a quiet world since a serious illness took away her hearing when she was 2. The year was 1814, and few opportunities were given to children like Alice. Unable to hear or talk, she didnt attend school. There were no teachers to teach dea

36、f children across America. In those days, most people believed that deaf children couldnt learn at all. One day, her neighbor, Thomas Gallaudet, noticed that Alice wasnt playing with other kids. When he tried to speak to her, he realized that she couldnt hear. But he couldnt miss her bright and curi

37、ous eyes. Placing his hat on the ground, he spelt the letters h-a-t. Alice understood, and soon Gallaudet became her teacher. Gallaudet had learnt about schools for the deaf in Europe. He thought, “Why shouldnt Alice and other deaf children in the United States have such a school? Encouraged by Alic

38、es progress, Gallaudet decided to go to Europe to learn their ways. After 15 months there, Gallaudet returned to Connecticut, together with Laurent Clerc, a teacher from a famous school for the deaf in Paris, France. Gallaudet and Clerc opened the countrys first deaf school in 1817. There were 33 te

39、achers and students at the very beginning, including Alice. They created the American Sign Language, which was based partly on the French sign language and partly on signs the students invented. Deaf students could now learn subjects like reading, history and math, as well as skills like shoemaking

40、and cabinetmaking (家具制造) for boys and housekeeping for girls. 42. Which of the following about deaf children in the US before 1814 is TRUE?A. They were treated as normal kids in schools.B. They communicated with others with the help of a sign language.C. It was almost impossible for them to receive

41、an education.D. They werent allowed to play games with normal kids.43. Gallaudet taught Alice to learn the first word by .A. using a sign language B. combining a thing with a wordC. playing games together with her D. telling her how to write the letters on her own44. What can be learned from the pas

42、sage?A. Alice made some progress in her studies.B. Alice was deaf when she was born.C. Laurent Clerc created the American Sign Language.D. Only boys were allowed to learn the skill in making shoes in America.45. The passage is mainly about .A. American peoples concern about deaf kidsB. the life of a

43、n American girl Alice CogswellC. the development of the American Sign LanguageD. the founding of the first school for deaf children in AmericaEAre you angry? Are you unhappy in your job? Wish you had a means of expressing those feelings? Well, if you lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, you could go to

44、 Break Club. Its made up of people who get together to break things as a way to release (释放) their feelings. They can throw bottles at the wall, or break an old computer into pieces.Mora, a club member, is a 22-year-old media (媒体) producer who works hard and is always stressed out. She says, “I have

45、 to deal with so many people and things every day, which drives me mad. I have a paper heart and my nerves are at the breaking point. Well, now its time to break something. She wears overalls (工装裤), thick gloves and glasses. In her hands theres a baseball bat ready for action. After destroying an ol

46、d computer monitor, Mora is almost out of breath but has a smile on her face. “I feel like a new person. Im happy! Im ready for anything! she says.The clubs creator, Guido Dodero, says most of the members are young women. Dodero explains, “This is still quite a manly country. Women feel angry and th

47、ey also want to play an important role in society. They need to break from that every now and then and the club is the place for that. Some members bring a picture of the former (以前的) husband to destroy. Others bring a picture of well, it could be of you or me.Dodero says Break Club is the only one of its kind in Argentina, but there are many similar clubs in Spain, Japan and the US. With t