学年度深圳市高一英语必修一Module4 单元测试试题Word下载.docx

1、” she asked me. I had never even run around the block.“Sure,” I said.Pretty soon, Vicki and Smoz joined us. We ran a few blocks and then turned around and walked home： After a couple of months, we picked up Irma. By then, we had covered a mile, and we had a route （路线）.At 7:00 am, Nelle started out t

2、o pick me up. We ran to where Anita and lrma lived and then went to Buckthorn to get Vicki. Finally, we ran down to get Smoz. By then, it was time to turn around and go back.We dropped off in the order we started: goodbye Nelle, goodbye Ink, goodbye Anita and Irma, goodbye Vicki and goodbye Smoz. We

3、 went back to our lives, jobs and families and felt good about this good start of our day.We became better as we ran, of course. Truthfully, we ran so we could become better. Though we didnt realize this in the beginning, it became even more obvious as we solved problems in our lives. For example, V

4、icki had to pass Spanish to get her degree. So, as soon as we got to Buckthorn, she would hand one of us the vocabulary card, and we would start quizzing （简单测验） her. When Vicki passed Spanish, we all cheered and clapped （鼓掌） loudly for her at 7:15 in the morning.13 years have passed and we never thi

5、nk about stopping. We promise to each other that we will keep the habit forever. And it is the same with our friendship.1. Why did the author begin running?A. Her neighbor Nelle invited her.B. She realized the benefits of running.C. She wanted to make friends with her neighbors.D. Her neighbor Anita

6、 encouraged her to develop a hobby.2. What does the underlined phrase “dropped off in Paragraph 6 probably mean?A. Turned around.B. Left the running group.C. Dropped in on the neighbors.D. Picked up the running members.3. Which of the following may the author agree with?A. Old friends and old wine a

7、re best.B. No man can be happy without a friend.C. Running together strengthens the friendship.D. Good company on the road is the shortest cut.BA 4.4-magnitude earthquake was felt in Kentucky. John Bobel, a public information officer said the earthquake should be a reality check. UA 4.4-magnitude ea

8、rthquake is a reminder for people to be prepared,” Bobel said.Bobel is right. As many Kentucky natives know, the Bluegrass State is at risk of getting hit by an earthquake because of the New Madrid Seismic Zone （新马德里地震带）. The New Madrid Seismic Zone has 150 miles and can affect Kentucky, Tennessee,

9、Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and several other states across the Southeast and Midwest. In 2008, the U.S. government announced that an earthquake on the New Madrid Seismic Zone could cause widespread damage in the area and the highest economic loss, according to Reuters.“The big thing we need to do i

10、s about New Madrid,” Bobel said. “If there is a significant earthquake, Memphis, Tennesee would be gone, and St. Louis would be ruined.”Earthquakes on the New Madrid Seismic Zone have hit Kentucky before, as recently as the20th century. On Nov. 9, 1968, a 5.4 magnitude earthquake in the seismic zone

11、 hit Dale, Illinois.The aftermath （余波）even damaged the building in Henderson, Kentucky. It was the largest earthquake ever recorded on the New Madrid Seismic Zone.And a series of earthquakes in the New Madrid zone in 1812 caused the Mississippi River to flow backward for several hours.So, what could

12、 that look like today? Well, Bobel revealed the truth. “It would be bad for Kentucky.Anywhere west of 1-65, infrastructure（基础建设） would be severely damaged,” Bobel said. “The ground could even turn to mud,”And how likely is it? Seismologists say that the New Madrid Seismic Zone has a 25 percent to 40

13、 percent chance of producing a significantquake within the next 50 years，according toLexington-Fayette Urban County Government.So, were saying theres a chance. Remember, most earthquake injuries come from falling objects, not the actual movement of the ground. People in Kentucky should make preparat

14、ions in their home to protect themselves.4. Boble called the 4.4-magnitude earthquake a reality check because .A. his words have proved trueB. it reminds people to be preparedC. the New Madrid Seismic Zone has caused great lossD. it shows a wider influence of the New Madrid Seismic Zone5. What can w

15、e know about the earthquakes on the New Madrid Seismic Zone?A. Their situations were all recorded.B. They hit Kentucky a long time ago.C. Their aftermath caused great damage.D. They always caused the Mississippi River to flow backward.6. Why does the author write the last paragraph?A. To explain the

16、 reasons for earthquakes.B. To introduce the injuries in earthquakes.C. To remind people about the earthquakes in Kentucky.D. To warn people to make preparations for earthquakes.CWhile you visit the Happiest Place on Earth, I hope you wont hear these two phrases, or the tour might be about to turn i

17、nto a bad dream.Disney World and Disneyland are well-known for being the happiest places in the world, but sometimes, something unhappy might happen. When they do, workers will have code words （暗 语）to let other workers know what has taken place, trying to keep terrible details from destroying your h

18、appy day.According to the New York Post, one of the worst things you can hear a member say at Disneyland is a “White Powder Alert”. A “White Powder Alert” means that a guest has brought the ashes of their dead relatives in order to make the Happiest Place on Earth become their final resting place. A

19、ccording to Susan Veness, the author of Walt Disney World Hacks, this most commonly occurs on the Haunted Mansion ride. This is illegal and can get you banned from Disneyland for life.The second Disney code word you never want to hear is an “E-stop”. This one is a bit more straightforward and isnt u

20、sed just for Disney. In order to remain as clear as possible in an emergency situation, most amusement parks and rides use the same phrase. It means “Emergency Stop”. If a ride must be shut down due to a sanitary （卫生的） matter like someone pouring ashes or a safety matter, an E-stop is called and the

21、 ride is quickly shut down while park officials decide if the ride should be evacuated （疏散）immediately or simply stopped for repair. No matter what code words are said, you11 never want to hear these two.Besides these two scary situations, Disneyland is still the happiest and most magical place on E

22、arth. Or is it Disney World? YouJ11 have to decide, but while youre choosing where to go first, keep in mind that between Disneyland and Disney World, Disneyland is cheaper.7. Why do workers in Disneyland use code words?A. To try to make tourists have a good day.B. To let other workers know the deta

23、ils.C. To make communication more easily.D. To make bad things happen less.8. What will happen if a tourist brings ashes of the dead to Disneyland?A. He will get fined seriously.B. He will get no rest place in the Disneyland.C. He will be driven to the Haunted Mansion ride.D. He will never be allowe

24、d to enter Disneyland.9. What do park officials have to do according to the text?A. Call code words.B. Reply to an “E-stop”.B. Notice the actual evidence.D. Check the sanitary matters of the parks.10. What would be the best title for the text?A. Which two phrases do you never want to hear in Disney?

25、B. What emergency cases will happen in Disney?C. How can you have a good time in Disney?D. Why is Disney attractive and magical?第二节（共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分） 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。 The main thing about studying well is to study smartly. But studying smartly doesnt mean staying up all nigh

26、t before an exam. 11 Besides this, here are other tricks of studying smartly.12 Actually, making links （连接）between What you are studying and your everyday life is not always easy. However, this is a skill that you can improve over time. You can spend some time using your imagination to build links b

27、etween what youre studying and your life.Rewrite your notes. Some people may find it painful because they have already spent a fair amount of time taking notes in class. But it is helpful to your study. You can rewrite your notes by adding more information to the notes that you have taken during the

28、 class. Please remember not to just write down your notes mindlessly. 13 This is a good way to study because it requires you to think while you are rewriting your notes.Plan your study time. Different people like to work and read at different parts of a day. Try to find out when youre most productiv

29、e. Some students study more effectively in the morning, while some may find it more beneficial （有益的） to study at night. 14Have a good space to study. You need a desk or a table with a certain amount of space. Besides，you will also need good lighting. Students often say that listening to music, havin

30、g the TV on, or keeping their phone out helps. 15 So youd better study in a quieter space. However, a different situation is that you can listen to some relaxing music if you can, t study in silence.A. Understand what you are learning.B. Its actually not a reasonable schedule.C. Instead, it requires preparation ahead of time.D. Create connections with what you are studying.E. It all depends on your schedule and habits.F. You can use some sources like a textbook or a workbook.G. But these things can take your attention away from stu