2019-2020學年度深圳市高一英語必修二Module2單元綜合測試試題

1、2019-2020學年度深圳市高一英語必修二Module2單元綜合測試試題必修2 Module 2單元測試題第一部分 閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)（共10小題；每小題2.5分，滿分25分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。AThe Fall Festival at Villanova University （VU） centers on an important event: Special Olympics Pennsylvania （SOPA）. The Special Olympics Pennsylvania Fall Festival at V

2、illanova University is the largest student-run Special Olympics event in the whole world.As a student who had never worked on this program or attended the Fall Festival before, I was blown away by what I saw and participated in. There were so many reasons to love Villanova, but my experience during

3、Special Olympics Weekend truly showed that I made the right choice to come to this school.Villanova hosted over 1,000 athletes at this event this time. I talked with many different teams and athletes while I was volunteering, and met so many lovely, passionate （熱情的）and talented people. There was som

4、ething so wonderful and hard to describe about an entire university coming together to support such an important foundation （基礎）.It was incredibly moving to meet the athletes, who worked so hard to be able to compete in the Special Olympics.The event spreads positivity that everyone is there to cele

5、brate ability, instead of focusing on disability. This is an important message to send to the world: everyone is gifted in different ways and is able to achieve so much. It is important to recognize that the event is not meant for pity, but to stress everyone' s abilities and strengths.Villanova

6、 University ;s slogan （標語），“veritas, unitas, caritas“ Comes alive during Special Olympics Weekend. The phrase means ''truth, unity, and We see “ veritas“ in the event because we see the truth and reality that all of the athletes have amazing abilities. We see the unity on campus through all

7、of the students coming together and volunteering to make Aeverything run smoothly and create the best experience possible for the teams, coaches, athletes, and fans. Possibly most of all, there is love throughout the Fall Festival. The athletes 'love for their sports, the fans and coaches 'l

8、ove for their teams, and Villanovans, love for the organization, are all so powerful during this event.1. What can we know about the SOPA Fall Festival?A. It was organized by students. B. It was the largest fall festival. C. It was popular among the disabled. D. It was supported by many universities

9、.2. How do we understand the message sent by the event?A. No sweet without some sweat. B. Most things have two handles. C. Misfortune tells us what fortune is. D. There must be a use for my talent. 3. What is the last paragraph talking about? A. Sports can bring out the best of people. B. The VU stu

10、dents are honest and caring. C. VU's slogan has been put into practice. D. VU pays special attention to the disabled.BIf a supplement （補充品） sounds too good to be true , it probably is - the US Food and Drug Administration （FDA） is dealing with the companies giving false promises.There are about

11、five million Americans living with Alzheimer ' according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This leaves patients and their loved ones desperately wanting to find a cure for this deadly disease that gradually robs memories. Unfortunately, some supplement companies take advantage o

12、f consumer's hopes, giving false promises that a supplement can cure the condition. "Alzheimer、is a challenging disease that, unfortunately , has no cure,“ said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD. "Any products making unproven drug claims could mislead consumers into believing that su

13、ch treatments exist and make consumers look for the non-existent treatment. Worse still, some treatments can cause serious injuries or even death.”Responsible for protecting public health by checking the safety and efficacy （ 功效）of drugs and supplements , the FDA recently issued a statement regardin

14、g so-called“cures“for Alzheimer 's. The organization sent 12 warning letters and fiveonline advisory letters to companies in both the United States and abroad because they illegally sold upwards of 58 products being marketed as aids in the fight against the disease.One company, Earth Turns, rece

15、ived a warning letter for its misleading statement saying that green tea can fight Alzheimer ' s. Besides, the company also sells a product called-FJexniclaiming that it works just as Alzheimer ' drugs, but more naturally and without any side effect. However, the FDA points out that there is

16、 zero evidence for this claim and that it' s dangerously mislefor patients and their caretakers.As with any potential treatment, you should discuss it with your doctor or a medical professional before you start. Changes of diet and lifestyle may help with Alzheimer s, but be sure to stay in clos

17、e communication with a trusted healthcare professional who can help fight this difficult disease., 4. What can we learn about Alzheimer 's from Paragraph 2?A. It can' t be cured completely.B. It is not as deadly as people think. C. It causes people to lose memory rapidly. D. It puts pressure

18、 on many drug companies. 5. What does the author intend to do in Paragraph 3? A.Introduce a new topic.B. Give advice to the readers.C. Add some background information.D. Summarize the previous paragraphs.6. Why did Earth Turns receive a warning letter from FDA?A. It stopped patients from receiving e

19、nough treatment. B. It produced products with serious side effects.C. It caused huge economic losses for caretakers. D. It overstated the effects of its products.CWhat would you like to drink? It ' s likely the first thing your server will ask when you sit down for a restaurant meal. Whether you

20、 ask for it or not, a glass of water usually comes with a slice of lemon. But be warned: despite all the health benefits of lemon water, you might want to tell yourserver to leave lemon slices out.A 2007 study in the Journal of Environmental Health tested 76 lemons from 21 restaurants for germs 色田菌）

21、and had some pretty frightening findings. Nearly 70 percent of the lemon slices had germs. Even though lemon is a natural germ-killer, it can still be polluted by germs. Another ABC research testing one lemon at 10 different restaurants found that half the lemon slices had human waste.Lemon slices a

22、re more likely to have germs than the food you order on a plate because restaurant health standards are likely to be less strict for garnishes （ 裝飾菜）.The ABC research noticed that restaurant workers often took lemons without gloves. If they d idn ' sbrub their hands completely after using the ba

23、throom , there was a good chance that they could leave the germs on the lemon in your drink.But before you start giving servers an angry look when you see them carrying lemon water, you should know that the garnish won' necessarily make you sick. The authors of the 2007 study admitted there have

24、n't been any diseases linked to lemons. And expert Philip Tierno, leader of the ABC research, said, “ Your immune system （免疫系統(tǒng)） will usually protect you from getting sick from lemon water." The usual course will probably result in no disease, but there is a possibility, Dr Tierno said. &quo

25、t;You cant live in a bubble. Your immune system is usually pretty good.” Still , if you ' reoncerned, just request your server to bring your water with no lemon. Don 't skip the lemon water at home though, because drinking lemon water has huge health benefits. Just make sure to wash the lemo

26、n before putting it in your glass.7. How does the author introduce the topic of the text?A. By telling a story.8. By raising a question.9. By giving an example. D. By listing scientific facts.8. What did the 2007 study find? A. Germs grew faster in lemons. B. Lemon was a natural germ-killer. C. Most

27、 tested lemons had germs. D. Few people noticed unsafe restaurant food.9. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the underlined word“ scaiagraphn 3?A. Dry. B. Clean.C. Move. D. Examine.10. What may Philip Tierno agree with?A. People can drink lemon water in restaurants.B. Lemon water in res

28、taurants will become less popular.C. Cooks should wear gloves while preparing garnishes.D. Homemade lemon water is healthier than that in restaurants.第二節(jié)（共5小題;每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，選項中有兩項為多余選項。Staying ahead of deadlines is a powerful way to make you more productive while reducing

29、stress at the same time. Here are some ways to meet a deadline.11 This is the first step , as many people are very careless about deadlines. You have to be veryserious about meeting them, and make them a priority. Once you' veelcest just step, thhappen as expected.Keep a list of projects and dea

30、dlines. If you care about deadlines, you should write them down and check them often to make sure you know what 's due. 12 Which kind of list you use doesn' t matter as long as you use it.Break down the project. This advice is suitable for any project.Don' t try to complete an entireproj

31、ect. 13 You can break it down into smaller steps and make a time estimate for each step. Each step should be small enough and take an hour or less, so it's not too threatening.Have a start and complete date for each step. When breaking down a project, make a start and complete date for each step

32、, so you can get a good feel about the timeline of the project and know whether you 're on schedule or behind. 14Focus on the first step. Now that you 've broken the project down into smaller steps, just focus on the first one. 15 Give the first step your foil attention , and stick to it. Yo

33、u 'll feel satisfied when you complete it, and then you can check it off your list.A. Care about deadlines.B. Deal with one step at a time.C. Don' t worry about the rest for now.D. If you planned badly, do whatever it takes to meet it.E. Learn to say no if you cannot finish a project on time

34、.F. I use a simple online list, but you could use a written one.G. It also keeps you on track if you know when each step should be started and completed. 第二部分語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分U分）第一節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的 A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最 佳選項。My mom received a large box of strawberry cookies from

35、 her property management company for Christmas. It was a 16 gift, but neither she nor I eat cookies. So we decided to 17 the gift for the moment and then pass it along to someone who would really have some 18. It ended up being a fun exercise of 19 who to give the cookies to!Airports were decidedly

36、a 20 place during the holidays. Why not give them to a hardworking airport 21? I considered. The one who was serious and 22_at work really 23_this gift. I put them in with my other things and 24 them to the airport. I stood in line at the check-in counter for my flight home.I had plenty of time to 2

37、5_the line of workers and see who worked hardest. I started to 26 theij behavior and I wondered who would be my choice and 27 become the one to receive my gift. When it was 28_ my turn, I found an elderly man ahead who didn' t seem tQ29atoeletnoughhis bag onto the baggage belt. Then a worker cam

38、e out quickly to give him a hand. He was pleasant but looked a bit 30 from the holiday queues. I suddenly realized that I had found the person I was searching for.“Do you like cookies? ” I asked when he offerehe t31 to me. He smiled and 32.“Here, Merry Christmas! ”I said 33 I put the already-wrapped

39、 cookie box on the counter. He looked at me in 34 and said, “ Thank you! Merry Christmas indeed!”What could have been a boring 35in a check-in line turned into a beautiful moment. I was content, knowing that he had a box of cookies to look forward to after a long day at work.16. A. funny B.lovelyC.

40、commonD.simple17. A. sell B. change C. return D. keep18. A. experience B. timeC. luck D. money19. A. figuring out B. running afterC. agreeing with D. learning from 20. A. lively B. boring C. busy D. noisy 21. A. passenger B. employee C. partner D. salesman 22. A. responsible B. truthful C. excitedD.

41、grateful23. A. expectedB.acceptedC. preferredD.deserved24. A. returnedB.showedC. broughtD.provided25. A. introduceB.guessC. welcomeD.judge26. A. observeB.recordC. correct D. inspire27. A. unluckily B. partlyC. unknowingly D. hardly28. A. almost B. never C. still D. just29. A. attention B. strengthC.

42、 patienceD.preparation30. A. tiredB.separatedC. differentD.absent31. A. dinner B.presentC. serviceD. suggestion32. A. shouted B. refusedC. disappearedD. nodded33. A. because B. as G. so D. but34. A. relief B. shock C. anger D. delight35. A. wait B. experimentC. task D. game非選擇題部分第二部分語言運用(共兩節(jié)，滿分私分)第二

43、節(jié)(共10小題;每小題1.5分，滿分15分)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當?shù)膬?nèi)容(1個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。If you ' e ever spent time in the UK, you must have had a nice cup of tea. There 's tea for breakfast, tea during break time, tea when you visit a friend house and tea for (36)(relax) yourself. Tea even gets its very own special day i

44、n the UK, which falls on 21 April.While drinking tea is (37) (certain) a centuries-old tradition in the UK, many countries also have their own strong (38)(culture) practices about tea. The nation which drinks most tea is Turkey. The people there have an average of ten cups a day! This is followed (3

45、9) Ireland and the UK comes third. Tea is also (40) popular drink in China and India, where most of the world 's tea (41)(produce). Despite the fact that tea has been popular in the UK for hundreds of years, the question of when to add the milk is one that still (42) (lead) to many an argument!

46、Most people first pour the tea into the cup, and then add the milk, but others disagree. It is said that this is a way for the rich (43) (show) off their wealth. The rich often use better cups, which can stand the temperature of very hot tea.This means people (44)have lower-quality cups need to firs

47、t pour the milk so that the cup won ' t break. On 21 April, tea (45)(party) are held in caffe s and tea rooms across the UK to encourage people to try different kinds of tea to enrich their lives.第三部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分) 第一節(jié)應用文寫作(滿分15分) 假定你是李華，你校計劃開展防毒禁毒主題宣傳活動。請給你的加拿大朋友Tina寫封郵件邀她一同參加，內(nèi)容包)合：1 .活動時間、地點；2

48、 .活動內(nèi)容；3 .期待參加。 注意：1 . 詞數(shù)80左右；2 .可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫；3 .稱呼和署名已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)。 參考詞匯：禁毒 drug prohibitionDear Tina,Yours, Li Hua 第二節(jié)概要寫作(滿分25分) 閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容寫一篇60詞 左右的內(nèi)容概要。The little penguin ( 企鶴),also commonly known as little blue penguins, is the world's smallestpenguin standing about 33 cm in height and 4

49、3 cm in length. A little blue penguin is usually about 1.5 kg in weight. Like most seabirds, they can have a long lifespan (壽命).Generally speaking, alittle blue penguin can usually live 6.5 years. They have been seen to live to 25 years in some extreme cases. The back and the head of these penguins

50、are grayish blue. The hard pointed part of their mouth is black. Under the eyes this color is lighter and the underbelly is white. Their feet are pink.These penguins live in a range from the South of Western Australia across the rest of Southern Australia and up into New South Wales. They are also p

51、resent around the New Zealand Coast and a range of offshore islands. They live on sandy beaches, in caves and around rocks. In some circumstances, they have been known to live in man-made structures.Little penguins begin their breeding ( 繁殖)season around the month of July. They find their mates and

52、then return as a pair to the same nesting site each year. Then, the two work to build a nest. ByOctober, it is ready for 2 eggs to be laid in. These take about 37 days to hatch （孵化）during which time the parents will share the duties. Guarding the baby penguins and feeding them are also shared after

53、hatching.After breeding, the penguins begin losing feathers so that the new ones can grow. They begin this period by fattening up on food. They then begin to replace their feathers, and during this time they have gray feathers across their body. These are not waterproof and as such they cannot enter

54、 water. By the end of the third week they may have lost 50% of their body weight.1-5 ADCAC16-20 BDCAC31-35 CDBDA參考答案6-10 DCCBA21-25 BADCD11-15 AFBGC26-30 ACABA36-45 （One possible version）36. relaxing39. by42. leads45. parties37. certainly40. a43. to show38. cultural41. is produced44. who / that應用文寫作

55、（One possible versionDear Tina,How is everything? An activity on anti-drug and drug prohibition is being prepared in my school to inform the students of the danger of drugs.The activity will be organised in the school hall on November 16.During the activity, we will attend a speech made by an expert

56、 in this field and see some documentaries on this theme to raise our anti-drug awareness. Since it ' s an important and meaningful activity, I really hope you would come.If you ' re interested in it, please let me know. Looking forward to yo early reply.Yours,Li Hua概要寫作 （One possible version

57、）Little penguins are small and light with a lifespan of about 6.5 years, sometimes even up to 25 years and different parts of their body have different colors.（要）與、1） They can live in both natural places and man-made structures.（要）4 2） After finding their mates, they start building a nest to prepare

58、 for their hatching and they share duties of looking after their babies.（要）與、3） After breeding, the penguins may lose 50% of their weight during their moult.（要點 4）答案解析閱讀理解A導語：本文是一篇記敘文。維拉諾瓦大學秋季藝術節(jié)主要承辦的 是賓夕法尼亞州特奧會，它是目前世界上規(guī)模最大的學生辦的特奧會。 本文記錄了作者作為志愿者的所見所感。1. A。細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段 The Special Olympics Pennsylvani

59、a Fall Festival at Villanova University is the largest student-run SpecialOlympics event in the whole world.可知，SOPA Fall Festival 是由學生組織的。2. Do 推理判斷題。根據(jù)第四段 everyone is gifted in different ways and is able to achieve so much . but to stress everyone 'abilities and strengths可知，這個活動向大家傳達的理念是：天生我才必有用。3. Co主旨大意題。通讀最后一段可知，維拉諾瓦大學的校訓在活動 中被充分