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高中英语学习材料
madeofjingetieji
安宜高级中学高二英语模块六
unit2
单元过关检测
命题人：王远
试做人：徐洁
审核人：苏红芹
（时间：
80
分钟
满分：
100
）
第
I
卷（共
65
分）<
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第一节
单项
填空
（共
15
小题
;
每小题
1
分，满分
15
分）
1.
The
main
reason
for
which
they
cannot
learn
English
well
is
that
they
cannot
see
the
importance of it. That is, they
lack________ to do it.
A
．
inspiration
B
．
motivation
C
．
regulation
D
．
cooperation
2.
I
want
to
listen
to
what
you
have
to
say
because
what
you
have
to
say
might
help
me
________
something that is going to be the answer
eventually.
A
．
put
up with
B
．
keep up with
C
．
come up with
D. go through with
3.________ his research paper,
Professor Reagan experienced various hardships and
loneliness
on the Antarctic exploration
for nearly half a year.
A
．
Accomplishing
B .To accomplish
C
．
Accomplished
D. Having accomplished
4. ________ dictionary is enough
because we can look up all we need in it.
A. One such a
B. One such
C. Such one
D. A such
failure to
________ ourselves to modern life often causes us
trouble in our work.
A. adopt
B. apply
C. adapt
D. appoint
poor girl
___when she heard the news that her grandmother
had passed away.
A. burst into tears
B. burst out to
cry
C. burst on
tears
D. burst for crying
7.________
the
issues
that
arose
over
the
talk
last
week,
both
sides
announced
their
better
cooperation in the future.
A
．
To settle
B
．
Having settled
C
．
Settling
D
．
Settled
8.
—
Did you have
a wonderful time at the party last night?
—
________! I’ve never had a more
wonderful time
all my life.
A. You bet
B. No problem
C. Don’t
mention it
D. Got it
9. It
’
s nearly
four years since I worked in that farm. I ______ a
band with other fellows.
A. operated
B. had been operating
C. was operating
D. am operating
10. A man
can fail many
times, but he isn’t a
failure ______ he begins to blame somebody else.
A. unless
B. while
C.
because
D. once
flights ______ because of
the air traffic control, the passengers had to
wait in the hall.
A. having been put
off
B. having put off
C were put off
D. have been put off
12.
—
Miss Wang
once _______ art at Badon School for ten years and
now is a singer.
—
No wonder I often hear her
sing in the garden.
A. had taught
B. taught
C. is teaching
D. has been teaching
13.______ this meeting, I have two more
important ones to attend next week.
A.
Except for
B.
Far from
C.
In addition
D. Apart from
________, the
cultural Palace will be open to the public.
A. being completed
B. to be completed
C. completed
D.
having completed
15.--- Have you heard
that GEM is to perform in our city next month?
--- Of course.
All her fans are _______ at the exciting news.
A. feeling blue
B. over the moon
C. hot under the collar
D. down in the dumps
第二节
完形填空
（共
20
小题；每小题
1
分，满分
20
分）
“
Have you ever told your
story before?”
“
No.”
“
16
?”
“
No
one ever asked.”
Dave I say
wanted to change that. In 2003, he set up a
recording booth in Grand Central
Station and
17
the StoryCorps Project. I
say had learned, through his work as a documentary
radio
producer,
that
a
microphone
makes
people
ask
questions
of
others
that
they
18
wouldn’t ask. I
say reflects
in his book Ties That Bind: Stories of Love and
Gratitude from the
First
Ten
Years
of
Stor
yCorps:
“We
can
19
the
most
meaningful
poetry
in
the
words
and
stories
of
the
ordinary
people
around
us,
20
we
just
have
the
courage
to
ask
meaningful
questions and the patience to
21
closely to the
answers.”
Asking meaningful
questions requires 22
because asking is such a
countercultural
(
反
传统的
)
activity
in
our
culture
of
telling,
observes
Edgar
Schein
in
his
recent
book,
Humble
Inquiry: The Gentle
Art of Asking Instead of Telling.
Our
problem-solving
culture
23
people
who
know
things
and
tell
others
what
they
know.
In
this
culture,
having
to
ask
is
regarded
as
a(n)
24
of
weakness
or
ignorance.
Asking
briefly
gives
the
other
person
25
in
the
conversation
and
makes
you
seem
26
.
Those with the most 27
tend to tell more often than ask, and
those who ask are 28
viewed as naive
(
无知的
) or annoying or both.
Case in point: Just last week, someone said her
boss told her not to
29
so many
questions during meetings. He insisted,
“
It makes it
seem
as if you don’t
30
what you’re
doing.” Yet the primary
31
of
asking, according to
Schein, are that
we generate better ideas and make fewer 32
in judgment.
Asking good
questions 33
courage, patience, and, as
Edgar Schein says, skill and art.
He
says
a
question
34
have
“the
skill
and
the
art
of
drawing
someone
out,
of
asking
questions
to
which
you
do
not
already
know
the
answer,
of
building
a
relationship
35
curiosity and
interest in the other person.”
16. A. Why
B. What
C.
Why not
D. What for
17. A. completed
B. launched
C. continued
D. appreciated
18. A. actually
B. probably
C.
normally
D. naturally
19.
A. ignore
B. write
C. read
D.
discover
20. A. if
B. as
C. until
D. though
21. A.
turn
B. listen
C. lead
D.
relate
22. A. practice
B. preparation
C. courage
D. patience
23.
A. values
B. upsets
C. comforts
D. disappoints
24. A. point
B. sign
C. part
D. example
25. A. chance
B. choice
C. guidance
D.
power
26. A. ruder
B.
stronger
C.
weaker
D. wiser
27. A. authority
B. curiosity
C. insecurity
D. imagination
28. A. never
B. often
C.
seldom
D. already
29. A. make
B. answer
C.
notice
D. ask
30. A. care
B. like
C.
accept
D. know
31. A. benefits
B. features
C. nature
D. pressure
32.
A. plans
B. efforts
C. errors
D. promises
33. A. conveys
B. develops
C. suggests
D.
requires
34. A. should
B.
would
C. could
D. may
35. A. along with
B.
based on
C. due to
D. regardless
of
第三部分：阅读理解
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15<
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小题；每小题
2
分，满分
30
分）
A
Become a Member
Family ($$140)
Unlimited
general admission and free special exhibition
tickets for one or two adults and up
to
four children under the age of 18
Four
free
adult
and
eight
free
children’s
tickets
to
LeFrak
Theater
films
(2D
and
3D)
or
seasonal
live-animal exhibits
Unlimited
discounts on the Space Show, additional LeFrak
Theater films (2D and 3D) or
live-
animal exhibits for two adults and four children
A one-year subscription
(
订阅
) to Rotunda, our
Member’s magazine
10%
discount on Museum Shop purchases
15%
discount on Museum restaurant purchases
Discounts on selected
(
精选的
) Museum educational
programs
Invitations to special
exhibition previews for your family
100% tax deductible
(
免税的
) to the degree
allowable by law
ADVENTURER Family
($$250)
All that Family
membership has to offer PLUS:
All
benefits for four additional guests or family
members when accompanied by Member
(total of 10 people)
Monthly Calendar Highlights email,
featuring special upcoming programs
Invitation for 6 to the Holiday Party
for Young Members
Invitation for
6 to the Member Open House
Membership
cards for up to 4 children or caretaker
VOYAGER Family ($$600)
All that Adventurer Family membership
has to offer PLUS:
Concierge
service (
礼宾服务
), express
ticketing, free coat check and a dedicated
(
专用的
)
phone line
in the Member Lounge
Unlimited
complimentary
(
赠送的
)
tickets
to
LeFrak
Theater
films
(2D
and
3D)
or
live
animal exhibits for ten
Invitation to Star Party in the Rose
Center
Early registration
(
注册
) for Adventures in
Science
Educators guides for
families
INSIDER Family ($$1200)
All that V
oyager Family
membership has to offer PLUS:
Family-friendly after-hours tours of
special exhibition with Museum educators
6 free tickets to
family-
friendly “Behind the Scenes”
tours of one of the Museum’s science
divisions
10 free tickets
to the Space Show
36. This text is
about membership for a(n) ______.
A. museum
B.
Theater
C.
travel company
D. educational program
37. How many people at most can a
member take with him/her to the special
exhibition?
A. Six people.
B.
Eight people.
C. Nine
people.
D.
10 people.
38. Family membership ($$140)
allows you to ______.
A.
get unlimited discounts on the Space Show
B. go to the Member Open
House for free
C. enjoy
educators guides for families
D. receive Monthly Calendar Highlights
emails
39. If your family wants to go
on family-friendly tours, you should choose
______.
A. Family
membership
B.
ADVENTURER Family membership
C. VOY
AGER Family membership
D. INSIDER Family membership
B
During my first year at Hotchkiss, my
advisor recommended the math team as my winter
co-curricular activity
(
课程辅助活动
), but I did not take
her advice. It seemed too academic to
be interesting! Instead, I chose
wrestling (
摔跤
).
Although wrestling did prove to be
interesting, it gave me sprains
(
扭伤
) in both my wrist
and my ankle. So in my second year, I
decided to try something less physically
competitive
–
the
math team.
The math wing
was nearly empty 15 minutes after the last class
had ended, and I walked to
my first
math team meeting at the end of the hall. Although
I had suspected it a little, I was still
surprised to find the room filled with
East Asian and Indian students
–
no white or black students
at all.
I had always
thought that an all-Asian society in the US would
be boring or unproductive;
after all, I
came to the US to learn more about a foreign
culture. However, friends from my math
team soon became not only the group of
people with whom I was most comfortable, but also
a
group from whom I learned a lot.
The very first meeting started off with
a math game that made everyone feel relaxed and
broke the ice. After our orientation
meeting (
介绍会
), we began to
meet nearly every evening,
except on
Saturdays, to work on American Mathematics
Competition problems individually.
We
then discussed them in groups that were divided up
according to our mathematical skills.
Whenever someone in a group had
difficulty doing a math problem, the group would
stop and
explain it until that person
understood. When we encountered
(
遇到
) a hard problem that no
one
could solve, we usually got
together and worked on the problem on the
whiteboard so that we
could share our
ideas and perspectives (
观点
).
Outside of math team meetings, our team
also gathers to work on other projects or go to