江苏省赣榆县海头高级中学高一下学期英语模块综合测评.docx

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江苏省赣榆县海头高级中学高一下学期英语模块综合测评

模块综合测评

（一）

（时间：

100分钟；满分：

120分）

Ⅰ.阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

A

EdgewoodPreKindergartenandKindergartenEducation

OurProgramsaredesignedtomeetyourchildren'sneedstheyearround.Weacceptchildrenbetweentheagesof2.5and6.5.Youmaychoosetoenroll（报名）yourchildineitherthe10monthprogram,SeptemberthroughJune,orthe12monthprogram.

PREKINDERGARTEN8：

45A．M.－2：

15P．M.

Prekindergartenprogramsaredesignedtoofferanallsidedearlyeducationalexperiencetochildrenaged2.5to4.5.Itincludesopportunitiesforgrowthinthefollowingareas：

language，mathematicsreadiness（准备），science,readingreadiness,art,music,andphysicaleducation,etc.

TheseprogramsprovideopportunityforbestsocialandemotionalgrowthaswellasKindergartenreadiness.Anutritioussnackisservedmidmorning,aswellasahotlunchprogramavailableatnoon.Anafternoonnaptimeor“quiettime”（forthosewhohavegivenupnaps）arealsoincludedintheseprograms.

KINDERGARTEN8：

30A．M.－2：

45P．M.

ThekindergartenatEdgewoodisdesignedtomeettheneedsofastudentwhomayormaynotbeofkindergartenage.Thestudentisplacedaccordingtohis/herdevelopmentalneedsandreadiness.Astudentmayenterthisclassasearlyas4.5yearsofageoraslateas6.5yearsofage.Itisourbeliefthatnochildshouldbepushedforwardorheldbacksimplytokeepupwithothers.Eachstudentisallowedtoprogressather/hisownpaceinallareas.Weprovideappropriateexperiencestohelpeachchildbenefitfromtheformalinstructiontheywillreceiveineachareaofourcurriculum（课程）．Studentswhostillneedreadinessskillswillbeprovidedwithreadinessinstruction.Advancedstudentswillbeprovidedwithchallenginglearningexperiencesandmaterialsappropriatetotheirdevelopmentalneed.

Ourkindergartencoversatraditionalkindergartencurriculumwithinahighlyinformationrichenvironment.Astudentcompletingthisprogramwillhavethechanceofmovingintothefirstgrade.However，ifitisdeterminedanotheryearofgrowthwouldbenefitthechild,placementmaybemadeintoanotherkindergartenprogram，withoutthechildfeelinghe/sheisrepeatingagrade.

1．Everyday,childrenwillstayinthekindergartenatEdgewoodfor________.

A．aboutfourhours　　B．oversixhours

C．over8hoursD．abouttenhours

2．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEofthekindergartenatEdgewood?

A．Thestudentispermittedtolearnathis/herspeed.

B．Thestudentisplacedaccordingtohis/herage.

C．Allthestudentsarelearningatthesamepace.

D．Allthestudentsarefreetochoosewhattheylearn.

3．Whichofthekidsissuitableforthe“PREKINDERGARTEN”enrollment?

A．Agirlaged1.5whohasanelderbrotherathome.

B．Aboyaged3.5whohasgivenupnaps.

C．Agirlaged6whostillneedreadinessskills.

D．Aboyaged7whoisnotconfidentofhimself.

B

In2012ValentinGruenersavedayounglioncub（幼崽）andraisedithimselfatawildlifeparkinBotswana.Itwasthestartofaspecialrelationship.

ThelionisSirga—afemalecubGruenersavedfromafenceestablishedbyafarmer.“Thelionshadkilledtheothertwocubsinsidethecage,andthemotherlefttheremainingcubinthecage.Shewasmaybe10daysold,justlikealittlecat，”Grunersays.

She'smuchbiggerandstrongernow,butwhenGrueneropenshercageshestillrushestogreethimthrowingherpaws（爪子）aroundhisneck.“ThathappenseverytimeIopenthedoor.Itissuchapassionate（热情的）thingtodoforthisanimaltojumpandgivemeahug，”saysGruener.“Atthemomentshehasnootherlionswithherinthecage.SoI'mtheonlyfriendshe'sgot.Lionsaresocialcatssoshe'salwayshappytoseeme.”

ThetwofriendsspendtheirtimehangingoutintheBotswanabush,doingthekindofthingsthatcatsenjoy，suchaslyingaroundundertrees，playfighting,andhunting.“Idon'tbelievewehavetoteachtheliontohunt.Thelionhuntsoutofinstinct（本能）．Anycatwillcatchabirdoramouse.Thelionwillcatchadeerwhenitgetsbigenough，”Gruenersays.“I'msurelygivingherthatopportunitytohunt,aboutthreetimesaweekatthemoment.”

GruenercreatedasmallparkinwhichSirgacanwalkfreely,butshewillnotbesetfreetonature.Notbecauseshecouldnotsurvive,butbecauseshehaslostherfearofhumans.Sheislikelytogettooclosetohumans,andifthereisanaccidentshewillendupgettingshot.IntheparkSirgacanlivelikeawildlion，butremainsafe,hesays.

4．Accordingtothesecondparagraph,howmanylioncubsstayedinsidethecage?

A．Two.　　　　B．Three.

C．Four.D．Five.

5.WhenValentinGruenersavedSirga,shewas________.

A．tinyB．quiet

C．annoyedD．injured

6．Eachtimetheymeet,theyounglionjumpstoGruenertoexpressher________.

A．fearB．thanks

C．doubtsD．delight

7．AccordingtoGruener,thelion________.

A．willfeelhelpless

B．isborntohunt

C．isaslovelyasacat

D．cangreetpeoplewarmly

C

Forthepasttwoyears,villagersofasmallvillageinKazakhstanhavebeensufferingfromamysteriousandquiteseriousdisease.It'sbeencalledthesleepingsickness,whichmakesthepatientsfallintoadeepsleep，sometimeslastingfordays.Andwhentheywakeup,theyoftensufferfromheadaches,dizziness（眩晕）andmemoryloss.Healthexpertshavecarriedoutmanytestsonthelocalairandsoil,butsofartheyhavefailedtoexplainthedisease.ThemayorofKalachihasbeenencouragingpeopletomoveoutofthevillageforever.

Itlooksquitestrangeasamatteroffactbecauseitisaveryremotearea（偏远地区）．Inthisarea,thereisanoldtown.Andrightnexttothistownthereisasmallvillage，whichishitbythesleepingsickness.Andinfactthat'saverytidy,cleanandbeautifulvillagebutthatiswherethepatientslive.

Doessomekindofradiation（辐射）causethesickness？

Thereisnoclearanswer.Thescientistsarecompletelybaffled_bythecauseofit.Scientistshavefoundsomeincreasedlevelsofradiationinthearea，buttheydosaythattheyaren'tabovesafelevels.

Andwhat'sbeenhappeningtopeople?

Theysleepforseveraldaysandtheysimplyjustdon'twakeup.They'resufferingfromallkindsofinfluencessuchasdizziness,memoryloss,andtheclearesteffectwecanseeisthatpeoplesimplyfallasleepsuddenly.Forexample，onepatientIspoketowasridinghismotorbikeandhesimplyfellasleepandwokeupseveraldayslaterinhospitalwithnomemoryofwhathadhappened.Andthishasaffectedaround120peopleinthevillage,someofthemmorethanonce,andthatisaboutaquarterofthepopulationofthevillage.

8．Aboutthesleepingsickness，themayor________.

A．isimprovingtheenvironmentthere

B．isdoingresearchaboutitsharms

C．isaskingpeopletoleavethevillage

D．hassentmanyscientiststohelpthepeople

9．Theunderlinedword“baffled”inthethirdparagraphmostprobablymeans________.

A．frightenedB．confused

C．pleasedD．shocked

10．ThewholepopulationoftheKazakhvillageshouldbeabout________.

A．120people　　B．240people

C．360peopleD．480people

11．Thepassageisintendedtointroduce________.

A．Kazakhs'poorlife

B．astrangedisease

C．aKazakhvillage

D．akindheartedmayor

D

Listencarefully.Don'tanswertooquickly:

Atleast，don'tsay“yes”toosoon.Afriendmightask,“Wanttotakeahike？

”Youshouldsay,“Where？

”Ifhereplies，“TheentireAppalachianTrail（阿拉契亚山道），”takewarning.Here'swhy.

Thetrailisthelongestmarkedfootpathintheworld.ItstartsatSpringerMountain,Georgia.Itwinds（蜿蜒）alongthetopofthemountains.Itgoesthrough14states.ItendsatMt.Katahdin,Maine.Asthecrow（乌鸦）flies，thisisabout2,200miles.Butwhenwalked，thetrailis2,600miles.Ifdonenonstop,ittakesaboutsixmonths.

MosthikersbeginfromSpringerMountain.TheystartaroundApril1.Thisiswhy.Thesnowhasprobablymelted（融化）inthesouth.Buttheremaystillbesnowinthenorth.BythetimetheyreachMaine,thesnowwillbelonggone.What'sthechanceofmakingitnonstop？

Herearethedata.About1,500attemptiteachyear.About300makeit.Itisagreatchallenge.

Carefulplanningisnecessary.Thereareproblemstosolveandthebiggestoneistheweightsonone'sback.Toomanyhikersstartoutwithtoomuch.Wiseonesdon'tcarryfoodandtheysendpackagestopostofficesalongtheway.Therearenocampfiresallowed.Somesheltersarenearthepath.Butthetrailiscrowded.Itishardtofindspace.Aperfecttentisnecessary.EverypartoftheAppalachianTrailhasthepotentialtoreceivesnowfallthroughearlyApril.MountainsintheSouth，especiallythoseabove5,000feet,canreceivesnowfallsometimesdeepwellintoApril.Thehighestpeaks（顶峰）inTennessee,NorthCarolina,andsouthwestVirginia，receiveanaverageofcloseto100inchesofsnowfallayear.Bepreparedfortheconditionsyoumayface!

Anditrainsalot.Greatraingear（雨具）isneeded.Itshouldbelight.

BentonMacKayefoundedthetrail.Thefirstpartwascutin1922.Itiscaredforbyvolunteersineachstate.Doyouplantogo?

Readlotsofbooksbypeoplewho'vedoneit.

12．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Thedangerofextremesports.

B．IntroducetheAppalachianTrail.

C．Dangersofhikinginthewild.

D．Greatmountainsintheworld.

13．TheexampleofthecrowinParagraph2isusedto________.

A.showthetrail'srealdistance

B．expressthedangerofhiking

C．checkthedataofSpringerMountain'sheight

D．letpeopleknowthebeautifulviewoftheAppalachian

Trail

14．WhichofthefollowingdescriptionsisTRUEabouttheAppalachianTrail?

A.Itgoesthrough14mountains.

B．Itis2,200mileslongand2,600metershigh.

C．Ittakesaboutsixmonthsforpeopletowalk.

D．ItstartsatSpringerMountainandendsatMt.Katahdin.

15．TohiketheAppalachianTrail,oneshould________________.

A．carryeno