三英语一轮复习模块四模块测试牛津译林版.docx

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三英语一轮复习模块四模块测试牛津译林版

模块测试四

第一部分　阅读理解（共两节,满分40分）

第一节（共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分）

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

A

KiteswilltakeovertheskiesaboveSt.MichelforaweekendthissummerduringtheGraindeCielfestival.

Theevent,putonbytheTOHUcircusartscentre,isthebiggestkitecelebrationinthecity,andbringstogethermasterkiteartistsfromalloverCanadaandtheUnitedStates.DuringtheweekendofJune6and7,onlookerswillbeappreciatingdizzyingdisplaysofexpertkiteflyingontheWindyPlainattheSaint-MichelEnvironmentalComplex,whereexpertswillshowtheirbeautifullyhand-paintedcreations.

“It’safunshowforpeopletosee,”saysKarinaThevenin,TOHUspokesperson.“Thedemonstrationsareusuallyperformedwithmusicinthebackground.Theyhavesmallandgiantkites,andthewaytheyflythemiskindoflikefigureskatinginthesky.”

Kidsarealsoinvitedtoworkalongsidemasterkitemakerstodesignandbuildtheirveryownkites,andwhentheirfinishedproductisreadytohittheskies,theexpertswillbeonhandtohelpwithtipsandtechnique.Inaddition,therewillbecircusarts,hoolahoopsandchoreographed（精心设计的）flag-dancingworkshops,interactivestorytellingandguidedtours.Andshouldyouhave$3tospare,youcanenjoytheclimbingwall,bungeeactivity,orhaveyourfacepainted.

Thefestivalstartsat10a.m.andisfreetoattend.Formoreinformation,call514-374-3522.

1.WhatcanweknowaccordingtoKarinaThevenin?

A.Allthekitesareverylarge.

B.Thekiteslooklikehumans.

C.Peopleflykitesinanartisticway.

D.Therearetoomanykitesinthesky.

2.Whatcankidsdoduringtheevent?

A.Maketheirownkitestofly.

B.Receivemanypopulargifts.

C.Takepartinallactivitiesforfree.

D.Learntoflykitesfromtheirparents.

3.Whatareyouadvisedtodoifyouwanttoknowmoreabouttheevent?

A.Makeatelephonecall.

B.Payavisittotheexperts.

C.Readthelatestnewspaper.

D.Askforhelpfromyourteacher.

B

WereceivedorderstoprovidemedicalaidforatrooponDecember24,1944,only11daysafterwearrivedinBelgium.ThiswasoneofthedeadliestconflictsofWorldWarⅡ.Therewasonlyoneproblem.Wewerelost.Wedidn’tknowhowtofindthembecausewewereforbiddentousetheradio.

Asnightsetinwehopedtofindaplacetosleep.Soon,wesawalargegroupofbuildings.Twosoldierswereorderedtoapproachthebuildingsandcheckitout.

“Mathias,”calledthecaptain,“yougotoo,justincase.”Isaluted,knowingfullwellwhathemeantby“justincase.”IcouldspeaksomeGerman. 

Wewalkedslowlytothelargedoorsandbangeditloudly.Wewaited,glancingnervouslyateachother.Therewasnoresponse.Weshrugged,almostreadytoleave.Butthenthedooropenedslowly.Womeninwhiterobes（睡袍）stoodthereholdingcandles.Withoneglanceatouruniforms,theycouldseewewereAmericans.“Welcome,”theysaidinahappyblur（混合体）ofGermanandFrench.Wequicklycalledinothersoldiers,andallofus,coldandexhausted,movedintothewarmbuilding.

InonecornerofaroomwasaChristmastree.Thiswasthemostbeautifultreewe’deverseen.Inolongerfeltsofarfromhome.Mythoughtswerewithmyfamily.Isawtheothersclosetheireyes,andIknewtheywerewiththeirlovedonestoo.

Bombscouldstillbeheardsomewhereaboveus.ButhowcouldthisbemorelikeChristmasEve?

Asifinanswer,achild’ssweetvoicebegantofilltheroom,floatingthroughtheopendoor.Andsoonthekidswereclimbingontothesoldiers’backs.WemadethekidslaughandhadthemsingingAmericansongs.WeevensangsomesongsinGerman!

ItwasChristmasafterall,andthemiraclewasrealtomeinawayithadneverbeenbefore.Wewerenotlost,asI’dfeared,norwouldwelosethiswar.

4.Whatdidthesoldiersnotdoaccordingtothepassage?

A.Hadnoideawheretheywere.

B.Forgottotaketheradioalong.

C.Feltcoldandtiredatthattime.

D.ReachedBelgiumonDecember13.

5.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“justincase”inPara.3probablymean?

A.Thetwosoldiersmightrunawayinthedark.

B.Enemysoldiersmightbeinsidethebuildings.

C.Thewritershouldberesponsiblefortheirlives.

D.Theyhadtofindasafeplacetospendthenight.

6.Howdidthewomenfeelwhentheyknockedonthedoor?

A.Nervous.　　　　　　　B.Happy.

C.Thrilled.D.Sad.

7.Whatcanweinferfromthepassageaboutthesoldiers?

A.TheytaughtthekidstosingsongsinGerman.

B.Theysavedthewomenandkidsinthebuildings.

C.Theyfailedtofindthetroopthatneededmedicalhelp.

D.TheyspentanunforgettableChristmasEvethatnight.

〚导学号23500121〛

C

Weallhaveafairideaaboutthecommontypesofenvironmentalissues.However,lightpollutionmaybeanewtermtomanyofus.But,thefactis,man-madelightdoesaffectthenaturallightlevelsinthesamewayasotherman-madesources.Similartootherpollutiontypes,itaffectsmankind,otherlivingformsandtheenvironmentasawhole.

Whatislightpollution?

Itisanumbrellatermforrepresentingallformsofmisusedartificiallight.Inthebroadsense,lightpollutionisdefinedastheunwantedchangeofnaturallightlevelsintheenvironmentduetoeffectsofman-madelightsources.Humanactivitiesaredirectlyorindirectlyresponsibleforthisformofpollution.

Theobviouscauseoflightpollutionisuseofexternallightingproductsinappropriately.Itcanbeapartmentlight,officelighting,carheadlights,stationlights,streetlightsandmanymore.Withreferencetothesemanycontributingsources,itwon’tbewrongtosaythatisanoutcomeofindustrialcivilization.

Lightpollutionisharmfultobothplantsandanimals.Uponstudies,itisfoundthatobviouseffectsareobservedinthebehaviorofnocturnal（夜间的）animals.Needlesstomention,brightlightatnightmakesitdifficultfortheseanimalstohunt,wanderandperformtheirregularactivities.

Lightpollutionisdirectlyorindirectlyresponsibleforcausingseveraldiseases.Itseffectsarerelatedtodisturbanceinthephysicalrhythm.Itcontributestorisksofdevelopingcancerouscells.Lightpollutionisnothinglessthanathreattohumanhealth.

Youhavealreadyseenthenegativeeffectsoflightpollutiononplants,animalsandhumanhealth.Apartfromthis,theactualcostofmisusedlightisestimatedtobemillionsofdollarseveryyear.Afterall,fossilfuelsareusedforproducingmaximumelectricity.

Whileoutdoorlightingandusingman-madelightfixtures（固定装置）arepartofourmodernlifestyle,simplestepswillsurelyhelpinreducinglightpollution.Sayforexample,whileinstallingoutdoorlighting,makesurethattheyarepointeddownwards.Also,useonlytherequiredlightfixturesforbothhomeandoffices.

8.Whichisthemainlycauseoflightpollution?

A.Naturallight.B.Man-madelight.

C.Animalactivities.D.Outdoorlight.

9.Whichofthefollowingisthenegativeeffectoflightpollution?

A.Itmakesmanypeoplecatchcanceranddie.

B.Itwastesmuchenergy.

C.Itisbadformodernlifestyle.

D.Itcausesmanyanimalstodie.

10.Whatistheproperwaytoreducelightpollution?

A.Makingoutdoorlightingpointaround.

B.Usingcleanenergytoproduceelectricity.

C.Tryingtoproducelesselectricity.

D.Notusingtoobrightlightinthehouse.

11.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Pollution

B.LightPollution

C.Waystopreventpollution

D.Effectsoflightpollution

〚导学号23500122〛

D

TheRegionalDirectoroftheNationalHeritageConservationCommission（国家遗产保护委员会）KagosiMwamulowesaidtheBarotsePlainsisuniqueanditdeservestobeonthelistoftheWorldHeritageSites.

Mr.MwamulowesaidtheBarotsePlainsdeservestobeincludedontheWorldHeritageListbecauseithasarichculturalheritagewhichincludestheburialsitesofformerkings.

TheDirectorsaidhehopedthatthelandscapewouldbedeclaredasaheritagesitenextyearinJune.HealsosaiditwasimportanttoprotectZambia’suniquecultureforeducationandentertainment.

ChiefNaturalHeritageOfficerMuyumbwaNdiyoisaidtherewillbealotofbenefitswhentheBarotseLandscapeisdeclaredaWorldHeritageSitebecauseitwillattractmanytouristsandbusinessinvestmentswillincrease.

Mr.Ndiyoisaidthesitewillalsobenefityoungpeopleasknowledgewillbepasseddownfromgenerationtogeneration.

HewasreactingtoaquestionfromNaloloDistrictLabourOfficerJasonNgomawhowantedtoknowhowthepeopleofWesternProvincewillbenefitoncetheBarotseLandscapeisdeclaredaWorldHeritageSite.

AndUniversityofZambiaLecturerCharlesNamatesaidthereisaneedforthesitetobeincludedontheWorldHeritageListbecause50yearsafteritsindependenceZambiaonlyhasoneheritagesite,whichistheVictoriaFalls.

LecturerNamatesaidtheBarotseLandscapewasfacingalotofenvironmentaldegradation（恶化）,andthat’swhythereisaneedtorecognizethevalueofitslandscapeandthememoriesofdeadkings.

TheNationalHeritageConservationCommissiontogetherwiththeMinistryofChiefsandTraditionalAffairsareinWesternProvincetoholdmeetingswithHeadsofGovernmentDepartments.TheCommissionalsoheldclosed-doormeetingswiththeLitungaLubosiImwikoⅡoftheBarotseRoyalEstablishment.

12.WhatdoweknowabouttheBarotsePlains?

A.Ithasroyaltombs.

B.Itisbeingwellprotected.

C.ItisnotfarfromtheVictoriaFalls.

D.It’llbelistedasaWorldHeritageSitesoon.

13.WhatwillhappeniftheBarotsePlainsisdeclaredaWorldHeritageSiteaccordingtoMr.Ndiyoi?

A.Itwon’tbenefitthepeopleofWesternProvince.

B.Itwillattractmanyforeignstudentsandresearchers.

C.Itwillcontributetothelocaleconomicdevelopment.

D.MorepeoplewillstarttolearnaboutZambia’sculture.

14.WhatdidLecturerNamateexpresshisconcernabout?

A.ThefutureoftheBarotsePlains.

B.Thedevelopment