天津市2012屆高三英語Book8Module3單元測試外研版

1、用心愛心專心 Book8 Module 3單元測試題（外研版） Class: Name: Marks: 滿分（120） 一、單項填空（共 15 小題；每小題 1 分，滿分 15 分） 1. Tony, can I have a word with you? _ . My paper will be fini shed in just two minu tes. A. Doesn t matter B. Wait a moment, please C. That sounds great D. It must be funny 2. My father has _ great collecti

2、on of books and there is hardly _ sta nding room in his study. A. a; a B. the; / C. the; the D. a; / 3. Regardless of how many frustrations Tomhas experieneed, he is still _ his new inven tio n. A. supplied B. obsessed C. in volved D. conn ected 4. Linda used to be a shy girl, but ten years of work

3、has _ her into an en thusiastic speaker. A. tran sformed B. adapted C. developed D. revised 5. With a wide diversity of wildlife, _ that the wildlife park attracts of visitors every year. A. it is no won der B. there is no n eed C. there is no point D. it is no doubt 6. Good communication skills are

4、 the basic _ for a salesman, for he often has to deal with lots of customers. A. agreeme nt B. con siderati on C. requireme nt D. limitatio n 7. The couple s old car too much fuel, which forced them to purchase a new one. A. charged B. occupied C. distributed D. con sumed 8. What Mr. Wright asked us

5、 to do was make up a report _ all particulars of the pla n. A. give n B. givi ng C. havi ng give n D. being give n 9. It s just a meeting of friends, so it doesn t matter much if you dress a bit A. formally B. n aturally C. casually D. gen erally 10. Jane has recently been busy learning English, _ o

6、f great importanee to future job. A. which I thi nk it is B. which I thi nk is D. I thi nk which is 11. He talked on and o n without a subject and we couldn t _ what he intended to say. with millio her C. which I thi nk it 用心愛心專心 A. take up B. set dow n C. make out D. come to 12. It was only whe n I

7、 reread this novel recen tly _ I bega n to un dersta nd its real meaning. A. until B. then C. that D. so 13. Any way, that day, _ I will tell you more about later, I reached my desired city, Paris. A. whe n B. where C. what D. which 14. Because more people are begi nning to realize the importa nee o

8、f health, there is a grow ing _ towards healthy lifestyles. A. goal B. trend C. symbol D. process 15. We hoped for greater trust between the two nations, more trade, more cultural excha nges _ a genuine peace. A. in short B. above all C. in fact D. at all 二、完形填空(共 20 小題；每小題 1 分，滿分 20 分) It was a laz

9、y morning duri ng the Christmas week. As we were 16 , the doorbell rang and there was a girl, sta nding at the doorway with a(n) 17 in her hand, in which several books were in troduced. She was a salesgirl. 18 _ I didn t need to buy bo oks then, I said 19 to _ her and went back, chatt ing with my fr

10、ien ds. Soon the 20 rang again and I found ano ther little girl with a piece of paper in her hand. Thinking that she might also be a salesgirl, I got quite 2_1 and said I didn t need any books before she spoke. I was about to 22 the door whe n I no ticed that she was in a 23 con diti on. _ Her feet

11、were bare and she wore a dress two sizes bigger tha n hers. I took pity on her and let her 24 . In fact, she hadn t come to 25 books. She said that she was 26 borrowing money to buy her 27 . Her mother madecakes and she sold them before going to school. That was their 28 . For the new class, she nee

12、ded some books in the list. 29 ,the money they had earned from the cakes was not 30 to cover the list and hence, she was going from house to house ask ing for 31 . _ I said I d help her. We drove to a nearby bookstore and I 32 her what was in the list. Her 33 _ was all over her face. I felt delighte

13、d. I hadn t been 34 that givi ng such simple things to one 35 could bring me so much happ in ess. 16. A. si ngi ng B. worki ng C. chatt ing D. readi ng 17. A. letter B. photo C. note D. ad 18. A. Since B. Un til C. Though D. When 用心愛心專心 19. A. sorry B. hello C. OK D. goodbye 20. A. alarm B. clock C.

14、 teleph one D. bell 21. A. cautious B. annoyed C. curious D. disappo in ted 22. A. lock B. touch C. close D. an swer 23. A. stra nge B. poor C. serious D. n ervous 24. A. in B. out C. away D. up 25. A. borrow B. order C. sell D. read 26. A. keep ing on B. dropp ing by C. going around D. coming back

15、27. A. clothes B. schoolbooks C. gifts D. shoes 28. A. livelihood B. dream C. pla n D.need 29. A. I nstead B. Therefore C. .Besides D. However 30. A. n ecessary B. adequate C. unique D. importa nt 31. A. help B. advice C. courage D. faith 32. A. le nt B. gave C. fou nd D.bought 33. A. tired ness B.

16、gratitude C. support D. praise 34. A. surprised B. clear C. aware D. sure 35. A. i n actio n B. in moti on C. in dan ger D. in n eed 三、閱讀理解 （共 20 小題；每小題 2 分， 滿分 40 分） A We will be traveli ng to the Presidio in San Fran cisco to visit the n ewly ope ned Walt Disney Family Museum. Your whole family wi

17、ll be fascinated with (著迷)over 1,400 arts and han ds-on in teractive stati ons featuri ng Disney characters. There are countless art exhibits and even a model of an early Disneyland Park. Wewill have a timed entry into the museum, and then each family is free to explore at their leisure. Lunch will

18、be on your own. So bring your lunch or money for the Museum Restaura nt. The Walt Disney Family Museum is a must see for anyone who loves Disn ey. Date: July 22, 2011 Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Locatio n: Presidio, San Fran cisco Cost per pers on: $35.00 for adults, $25.00 for youths 6-17 years old an

19、d seniors over 65 years old, and $10.00 for childre n un der 6 years of age. Cost in cludes roun d-trip bus transportation to and from Alameda and admission into the Museum. Pick-up locati on: Bayport Recreati on Cen ter (301 Jack London Avenue, n ear Ruby Bridges Eleme ntary School) It s easy to re

20、gister! You may register in person or mail the completed form and payment to Alameda Recreation and Park Departme nt 2226 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, 94501. 用心愛心專心 Phone registrati ons begi n from Mon day to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm with MasterCard or VISA only. Have your credit card and class ac

21、tivity number ready just before calling (510) 747-7529. Fax the completed registration form with MasterCard/VISA, (510) 523-4071. Registrati on is not accepted for anyone un der 18 years of age. 36. The cost of the trip doesn t include _ . A. lu nch at the Museum B. tran sportati on to Alameda C. tr

22、an sportati on from Alameda D. admissi on into the Museum 37. The Walt Disney Family Museum is ope n for _ . A. three days B. nine hours C seve n hours D. two days 38. If Mr and Mrs Green visit the museumwith a 9-year-old son and a 3-year-old daughter, they will spe nd _ . A. $90 B.$95 C.$105 D.$120

23、 39. If you are un der 18 years old, _ . A. you can register by mail B. you can t regis ter C. you can register in pers on D. you can register on li ne 40. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. The Museum will be closed after July 22, 2011. B. People can visit the Museum drivin

24、g cars. C. It will save more money if people pay by cash. D. The Museum is a good choice for anyone who is fond of Disn ey. B A proverb is a short, well-k nown say ing that expresses a com mon truth or belief. Proverbs are found in most cultures and are often very old. In America n history, Benjamin

25、 Fran kli n was famous for his proverbs. Franklin was a scie ntist, inven tor and writer. Franklin also created proverbs like “ a penny saved is a penny earned ” . This means one should learn to save money. Here are some examples of proverbs about love that America ns use. Somepeople say, “All is fa

26、ir in love and war. ” It means that anything you do in a relationship or in battle is acceptable. Another proverb about love is, “Absenee makes the heart grow fonder. ” This means you love some one even more whe n he or sh e is far away. But other people say, “ Out of sight, out of mind. ” You may n

27、ot even think about that person when he or she is not with you. Which of these proverbs do you think is true? Another proverb says, Love is blind. ” In other words, when you are in love with some one, you may refuse to see any thi ng bad about that pers on. Here is another popular saying about love:

28、 “The way to a mari s heart is through his stomach. ” Some 用心愛心專心 people believe that a womancan win a mans love if she prepares his favorite foods. Some people like good- looking people. You might tell them that “beauty is only skin deep ”. Your girlfriend may be lovely to look at, but she may also

29、 have some bad qualities. Or the opposite may be true. Your boyfriend is a wonderful person, but not good-looking. So what a person looks like is not really important. Another proverb is true in love and war or other situations. It is “actions speak louder than words ”. It means that what you do is

30、more important than what you say. Sadly, we have no more time f or this program. So we must say “all good things must come to an end ”. 41. People like to use proverbs mainly because _ . A. proverbs are easy to understand B. proverbs are simple expressions including common wisdom C. proverbs are say

31、ings with a long history D. proverbs may be accepted by all of us 42. To remind a girl to pay more attention to the inner beauty of others, you d better use “ _ ”. A. beauty is only skin-deep B. actions speak louder than words C. absence makes the heart grow fonder D. love is blind 43. From the prov

32、erb “a penny saved is a penny earned ”, we know that _ . A. one can earn more money if he/she saves more money B. saving money can be the best way to earn money C. earning money is more important than saving money D. money should not be wasted 44. If a girl said, “Actions speak louder than words ” t

33、o her boyfriend, it means that _ . A. she thought the time had come for her to say good-bye B. she was not satisfied with his manner in which he spoke to her C. she didn t believe that what he said could come true D. she doubted whether he was still devoted to her 45. Which of the following is proba

34、bly the best title for the passage? A. The history of proverbs B. Some useful proverbs C. How to use proverbs D. The origin of proverbs C During my trip to France, my mission was to eat like a French woman or at least to find out just how they stay so slim. 用心愛心專心 This is a country where on one corn

35、er you may find a bakery with mouth-watering cakes, and o n the next, a caf e where Parisians linger for hours. It s a place known for rich desserts, baguettes （法式長棍面包） made from refined flour, fatty meat, and wine. Yet most inhabitants seem to have little trouble maintaining a healthy weight. It s

36、been called the French Paradox （自相矛盾）,and I was determined to get to the _ bottom of it. My journey started in Paris and en ded up in beautiful, sunny Prove nee. French women refuse to accept being overweight, ” says David Benchetrit, director of the Cli nique du Poids Cli nic in Paris. “ It is no s

37、ecret that they want to be beautiful, i n love, and take care of themselves so t hey look good. ” Another thing I observed is that the French and American ways of life are very different. Eating is a leisurely experienee. In the United States, we often wolf down meals in given time or eat while driv

38、ing or sitting at our desks. But the French appear to have all the time in the world to sit around and dine. “ We sit down and eat for pleasure, using all of our senses, ” Mireille Guiliano, author of the best -selling book French Wome n Dori t Get Fat , has said. Fatty foods are enjoyed occasi on a

39、lly maybe once in two weeks, he says. Wine is enjoyed regularly, but in limited porti ons （量）.And you won t find artificial sweeteners （糖精）in sherbet-colored packets on every table. That s because the French prefer small portions of the real stuff, like sugar and butter, according to Guiliano. 46. T

40、he purpose of the author is to tell us _ . A. what she found during her trip to France B. what French wome n usually eat C. the lifestyles of the French D. how French wome n stay slim 47. What do we know about the French diet from the sec ond paragraph? A. It never consists of fatty food. B. It cons

41、ists of food rich in fat too. C. It proves to be healthier. D. It rejects rich desserts and baguettes. 48. The French and America n ways of life are very differe nt because _ . A. the America ns eat much more tha n the French B. the America ns eat with a bad mood C. the French don t eat in a hurry D

42、. the French are more careful with what they eat 49. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the last paragraph? A. The French drink a lot of wine. B. The French refuse to take in sweete ners. C. The French n ever eat sugar. D. The French diet is not so healthy as we think. 用心愛心專心 50.

43、 The underlined part “get to the bottom of ” in Paragraph 2 probably means _ .用心愛心專心 B. give a report about D. pay attention to D School-age children whose mothers tightly control their diets may be prone to overeating, while those with momswho pressure them to eat healthily tend to be fussy （愛挑剔的 ）

44、 about food, a new study finds. their children to overeat or become picky eaters. In fact it who pressure or restrict are often reacting to their children A number of studies have found that when par ents strictly control their children s diets, kids may be more likely to have less-than-ideal eating

45、 habits. But it has not been clear whether parents tactics are a cause of or response to their children s dining habits. restriction on foods, the more likely mothers were to say their children would overindulge if allowed. The links were seen regardless of children s weight. According to Wardle and

46、 her colleagues, a number of studies have showed that parents are often responding to their kids when they choose to either restrict their eating or pressure them to eat more. On the other side, studies have found that momstend to put more diet restrictions on their heavier child again suggesting th

47、at many mothers are reacting to their childr ens weight or eating habits. The researchers point out that the relationship may go in the other direction as well making it important to recognize that children may both influence and be influenced by their parents diet management. In general, experts re

48、commend that parents try to get their kids interested in healthy foods from an early age by having them, for example, help with shopping and preparing meals. With young children who are fussy eaters, the American Dietetic Association suggests regularly offering them colorful foods, and making the ea

49、ting environment pleasant but without any mealtime distractions like TV. A number of studies have also suggested the importance of parents acting as dietary role models: If parents regularly eat their fruits and vegetables, kids may be more willing to do it too. 51. What is the best title for this p

50、assage? A. Moms mealtime tactics are related to kids B. Kids and pare nts C. How pare nts en courage their kids to eat more A. learn the secret of C. do an experiment on The findings do not necessa rily mean that parents mealtime strategies cause s likely that parents s eating habits. For the new st

51、udy, Dr. Jane Wardle and her colleagues at London University surveyed 213 mothers of 7- to 9-year- old children. Overall, they found a link between mothers pressure to eat healthily and children s degree of fussiness （ 挑剔 ） over food. Similarly, the more mothers eati ng habits 用心愛心專心 D. Kids eat mor

52、e under parents pressure 52. The last two paragraphs mainly tell us _ . A. healthy foods and the eat ing environment B. how to deal with kids who are overweight C. some suggestions about kids eating habits D. experts opinions about food and eating 53. According to the passage, if a boy s mother ofte

53、n pressures him to eat healthily, the boy is more likely to _ . A. eat more B. be fussy C. gain weight D. lack appetite 54. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true? A. Pare nts should set a good example to their childre n. B. Kids shouldn t watch TV when they are eating. C. Kids

54、 should form a good habit of eat ing healthy foods. D. Parents should make some strict rules about their children s eating. 55. It can be con cluded that the passage is mainly writte n for _ . A. scie ntists B. pare nts C. teachers D. researchers 四、書面表達(dá) （共兩節(jié)，滿分 45 分） 第一節(jié) 閱讀表達(dá)（共 5 小題；每小題 3 分，滿分 15 分）

55、 Ever literally （真正地）felt somebody else s pain? You re not alone, with new research show ing some people do have a physical react ion to others injuries. British researchers used brain-imagi ng tech no logy to show that people who say they feel the pain of others have heightened （力口強(qiáng)）activities in p

56、ain-sensing brain regions when they see some one else being hurt. For the study, the researchers showed 108 college stude nts images of painful situati ons, ranging from athletes sufferi ng sports injuries and patie nts receivi ng an injecti on. Nearly a third said that, for at least one image, they

57、 not only had an emoti onal react ion, but also briefly felt pai n in the same site as the in jury in the image. The researchers found that while viewing the painful images, both people who said they felt pain and _ in the emotio nal cen ters of the brain. But those who said they felt pain showed gr

58、eater activities in pain-related brain regi ons compared with the others. Dr. Stuart Derbyshire of the Uni versity of Birmi ngham said, “ This con firms that at least some people have an actual physical react ion whe n observ ing others being injured or expressing pain. ” He pointed out that the people who reported feelin g pain also ten ded to say that they avoided scary movies and frighte ning images on the 用心愛心專心 n ews so as to avoid being in pa