外研版Book3Module 1单元测试题.docx

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外研版Book3Module1单元测试题

Book3Module1单元测试题（外研版）

时间：

60分钟；满分：

100分。

A：

学生版

一、语法和词汇知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.Itisestimatedthatourcitywillhave　　populationofonemillionby　　year2020.

A.a;\B.the;\C.the;theD.a;the

2.Tooursurprise,Lily’s　　　isverydifferentfromhertwinsisterLucy’s.

A.featureB.characterC.symbolD.sign

3.—Thetrafficistooheavy.Wouldyoulikemetohelpyou　　　thestreet?

—That’sverykindofyou.A.besideB.acrossC.oppositeD.over

4.　　　intheeastofAsia,Chinaisadevelopingcountrywithalonghistory.

A.LocatedB.TolocateC.LocateD.Locating

5.Igraduatedfromcollegein1990and　　　Englishinourschooleversince.

A.taughtB.teachC.havetaughtD.amteaching

6.TheImperialPalace,also　　　theForbiddenCity,isatouristattractioninBeijing.

A.knownforB.knowingasC.knowingforD.knownas

7.IstayedatahotelthelasttimeIwenttoBeiDaihe.Thewindowofmyroom　　　thesea.

A.isfacedB.facesC.facingD.wasfaced

8.Asweallknow,theYellowRiveristhelongestinChina　　　theYangtzeRiver.

A.intermsofB.suchasC.nexttoD.becauseof

9.—　　　youoryoursisterfondofmusic?

—NeithershenorI　　　.

A.Are;amB.Are;isC.Is;amD.Is;is

10.Thirty-fivepercentofthearea　　　withtreesandgrass;ourcitylooksmorebeautiful.

A.coversB.arecoveredC.iscoveredD.cover

11.Thatafternoon,thepolice　　　theyoungwomanenteringtherestaurant.

A.governedB.expandedC.observedD.influenced

12.Ourclass　　dividedintosixgroupsand,interestingly,ourgroup　　allthesameage.

A.is;areB.are;isC.are;areD.is;is

13.MyEnglishnameisMary.Eachofthestudentsinourclass　　　givenanEnglishname.

A.wereB.wasC.hasD.have

14.Ifyoukeeppractisingeveryday,　　　,you’llfindyourspokenEnglishimproving.

A.forexampleB.ontheotherhandC.littlebylittleD.incommon

15.—You’refromTai’an.　　　—It’satthefootofMountTai,ShandongProvince.

A.That’sright.B.Aren’tyou?

C.Whereaboutsisit?

D.What’sitlike?

二、完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

Crystal（水晶）shoesofCinderella（灰姑娘）

Maryrantowardsmewithararebrightsmileonherface,saying,“I’mgoingtohaveadanceperformancetonight.Hereisthe　16　.Don’tforget!

”Sheleftinahurry.

“What　17　?

Dance?

Isthatcredible?

”Marywasnotsuchakindofgirl.Ihadneverseenhermakinguporwearing　18　clothes;moreover,shealways　19　herbigblack-frame（黑框子）glasses,forshedidnotknowhowto　20　indeed.

16.A.watchB.letterC.ticketD.note

17.A.reviewB.performanceC.practiceD.homework

18.A.importantB.practicalC.interestingD.attractive

19.A.woreB.touchedC.designedD.made

20.A.dressupB.foldupC.coverupD.mixup

Iarrivedatthehallwiththeticket,andfoundmy　21　.Herperformancewastheseventhone.IknewIwouldsufferfromahardtimebeforeherturn,forIhadno　22　ofart,butherperformancewasworthwatching,nomatterhow　23　Iwouldwaitfor.

“Let’swelcomethenextexcitingdance—Latin!

”Applausefilledthe　24　atonce.

21.A.passengerB.walletC.seatD.test

22.A.feelingB.ideaC.effortD.sense

23.A.shortB.longC.lateD.early

24.A.libraryB.labC.officeD.hall

25.A.largeB.smallC.newD.grand

Iopenedmyeyesas　25　aspossible,fearingtoloseanything.Wearingagoldenandshiningskirt,Maryappearedonthegloriousstage.Her　26　wentwellwiththebrilliantlights.Such　27　seemedtobeamermaiden（美人鱼）showingupundertheglitteringsunshine;meanwhile,Icouldfeelalltheaudienceinthehall　28　theireyesonheranditwasalsohardformeto　29　mysightsfromher.Shewasso　30　:

herstaturewasslim;herlonggoldenhairlaybackincurlsoverherears.Dancingwithacharmingsmile,shewasfully　31　intheLatinmusic.Atthismoment,shelookedlikeaprettybutterfly　32　onthesplendidstage…Icouldhardlybelievemyeyes.

26.A.dressB.trousersC.flowerD.picture

27.A.groundB.sceneC.contentD.passage

28.A.avoidB.payC.attractD.focus

29.A.checkB.removeC.washD.set

30.A.colorfulB.newC.beautifulD.respectful

31.A.absorbedB.sharedC.astonishedD.frightened

32.A.rollingB.drivingC.flyingD.moving

Afteralltheperformance　33　,Imetheratthegate.Shehandedmehercrystalshoeswhichwere　34　inthewonderfulstarrynight;atthemeantime,I　35　thateverygirlhadapairofspecialshoeswhichwerelikethecrystalshoesofCinderella.

33.A.endedB.beganC.changedD.contained

34.A.soldB.admiringC.shiningD.developing

35.A.askedB.imaginedC.remindedD.realized

三、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

AnyonewhohasvisitedEuropewillhavenoticeditscoffeeculture.Agoodexampleofthisisthetypeofcupyou’regivenafterorderingacoffee.

OrderacoffeeinanycaféinAmericaandyou’realmostsuretoreceivethatcoffeeinapapercup.Americanslikegettingtheircoffeetogo.Whethertheyareontheirwaytoschool,work,orsimplytakingawalkthroughthecity,manyofthemoftentaketheircoffeewiththem.

OrderacoffeeinanyEuropeancaféandyou’resuretogetthatcoffeeinaceramic（陶瓷的）cupwithapackageofsugar（andpossiblyacupofwaterandachocolate,dependingonwhereyouare）.Manycafésonlyofferpapercupsforspecialoccasionswhenmorepeoplethanchairsareexpected.

Europeansgenerallydon’thavecoffee“togo”sincetheyconsidercoffeedrinkingtobemoreofasocialactivity.IfyougotoacaféinEurope,youwillfindt

hatpeopledrinktheircoffeewithease.Somehaveconversationswhileothersreadthedailynewspaper.

MostAmericancoffeeshopsprovideabroadrangeofchoicesthatsatisfydifferentcustomers（顾客）.InEurope,youaren’tgivenasmanychoicesbecauselocalsareallaboutseveralbasics.

WaitersintheU.S.arecarefultokeepacloseeyeontheirtablestoprovidequalityservice.TravelerswillbesurprisedtofindEuropeanwaitersalittlelessattentive.Ifyouwantsomething,youhavetoflagdownyourwaiter.Itdoesn’tmeanthatEuropeanwaitersareimpolite;it’squitetheopposite.Theyaresimplygivingyouspacetoenjoyyourmeal.Americansoftenpayattentiontogoodservice,whileEuropeanspay

attentiontothesocialaspectofthemeal.

36.OrderingcoffeeintheU.S.,peoplewill.

A.drinkitslowlyaftertakingitawayB.spendarelaxingtimewithfriends

C.begivencoffeeinpapercupsD.beservedwithagoodmeal

37.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutcoffeedrinkinginEurope?

A.Moreattentionispaidtotheserviceofcoffeeshops.

B.Itisconsideredasanimportantpartoftheirdailylife.

C.Morepeoplechoosetodrinkcoffeeonspecialoccasions.

D.Itistreatedasasocialactivityandenjoyedwithease.

38.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofEuropeanwaiters?

A.Theyaresohelpfulandfriendly.B.Theyrespectcustomers’ownspace.

C.Theyareverypatientandpolite.D.Theyservecustomerswithheart.

39.Theunderlinedphrase“flagdown”inthelastparagraphprobablymeans“”.

A.wavetothewaitertoserveyourtableB.shouttothewaiterforyourorder

C.askthewaitertomakesuggestionsD.giveyourpraiseforhisservice

40.Thetextismainlytalkingabout.

A.theculturaldifferencebetweentheU.S.andEurope

B.therestaurantculturebetweentheU.S.andEurope

C.thecoffeeculturebetweentheU.S.andEurope

D.thesocialactivitiesbetweentheU.S.andEurope

B

Thevolcanicashcloudcausedgreatchaos（混乱）inEuropeanflyingzonenotseensince9/11.Hereisanoutlineoftheeffectofthevolcanicashcloud.

Around17,000flightswereexpectedtobecancelled（取消）onFriday,withairspaceclosedacrossmuchofEurope.“ThevolcanicashiscostingairlinesmorethanUSD$200millionaday,”airindustrybodyInternationalAirTransportAssociation（IATA）pointedout.Passengershadtochooseotherwaysfortheirtravels.TheEurostar,whichrunstrainsbetweenLondonandtheEuropeancontinent,saidtrainswereoperatingatfullcapacityanditmightofferadditionaltrainsifnecessary.LondontaxifirmAddisionLeesaidithadtakenrequestsforjourneystoParis,Milan,ZurichandSalzburginAustria.

Airlinesareexpectedtogetlittlehelpfrominsurancefirms.Mostairlinesareneitherinsuredagainstcancellationsnorbusinessdisruption（扰乱）atairports.InsurerMunichResaidi

tcouldoffercancellationinsurancetoairlinesifnecessary.“Uptonowtherehasnotbeendemandinthemarket,”saidaspokeswoman.“Maybethatwillchangenow.”

TheWorldHealthOrganizationwarnsthedustcouldcauseproblemsforthosewithbreathingdifficulties.AScottishexpertsaidthatthevolcanicash,withitstinysharpedges,isabigharmdonetohealthwheninhaledinthelungs.

Volcanicashisnotallharmful,though.Notjustanaturaldisaster,thefallingashfromvolcaniceruptionsenrichesthesoilinthesurroundingareas,makingitveryrich.

41.Thevolcanicashhadthebiggestilleffecton.

A.theinsurancefirmsB.theagricultureC.thehealthofpatientsD.theairtransport

42.Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthatduetothevolcanicash,theEurostar.

A.gotanunexpectedbenefitB.wouldgetfewerpassengersthanusual

C.gotagoodchancetoproveitssafetyD.wouldwinthecompetitionwiththeairlines

43.Whyaretheairlinesexpectedtogetlittlehelpfrominsurancefirms?

A.Becauset

heinsurancefirmshadnothingtodowiththevolcanicash.

B.Becausetheinsurancefirmscannotaffordthecost.

C.Because