高中英語(yǔ)unit6測(cè)模擬試題

14-15學(xué)年外研高二上學(xué)期5冊(cè)Module4-6測(cè)試Class:Name:Marks:滿分（120）第一部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）AOneafternoon,Iwascleaningthegarageinournewhouse,Inoticedapieceofcarpetstickingoutoftheceiling.Ifetchedaladderandreachedtheceiling.ThereIsawametalcontainerthatIrecognizedasaWorldWarIIammo(彈藥)box;mygrandfatherusedtostoretoolsinammoboxesonhisfarm.IopenedtheboxandwassurprisedatwhatIsaw—severalrollsofmoneytiedupinorangethread.Ifound$800.MyGod!Ifoundanothersevenboxes,plustwobigblackbagsalsofullofrollsofmoney.Inall,about$45,000.MyfirstthoughthatthiswasablessingfromGod.ButIknewIshouldreturnthemoneytotheformerowner,David,insteadofsatisfyingallmydesires.SoIcalledhimandaskedhimtodropby.However,hewasednotaboutthemoneybutaboutwhatIdid.Hesaidhehadrecentlyinherited(繼承)thehouseanditmusthavebeenhisdadwhohadhiddenthemoney.Whatmadehimdoit?Ithinkhediditforhischildren.Therewllsofthatorangethreadstillhangingonthewallofthegaragewhenwemovedin.IusedthemtotieupChristmaspresentslastyearformykids.IhopeitremindedmykidsofthegiftgreaterthanmoneythatmywifeandIgavethem—thehonesty.1.Davidwasshockedthat. A.thereweresomanyammoboxesinhisformerhouse B.alotofmoneywasfoundinhisformerhouse C.theauthorreturnedallthemoneytohim D.hisfatherhidsomuchmoneyforhim2.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext? A.Davidmissedandappreciatedhisfatherverymuch. B.Theauthorhopedwhathedidwouldaffecthischildren. C.Theauthor’sgrandfatherhidsomemoneyinanammobox. D.David’sfatherwasveryrichduringtheSecondWorldWar.3.Themainideaofthetextisthat. A.peopleshouldbehonestallthetime B.theauthortreasuredtheorangethread C.moneyshouldbereturnedtoitsowner D.moneyshouldbehiddenforchildrenBThefollowinglistofsomeofTokyo’smostpopularspotsforcherryblossom,includingthetypical(典型的)timeforbestviewsintheyearof2022.ShinjukuGyoenShinjukuGysmorethanonethousandcherrytreesofoveradozenkinds,includingmanyearlyandlatefloweringtrees.Therearegiantlawn(草坪)areas,andtheatmosphereiscalmandpeaceful.Thankstotheearlyandlatebloomingtrees,ShinjukuGyoenisagoodplaceforthosewhomissthemainseasonforaweekortwo.10minutes’fromShinjukuStation,200yen,April,from9:00to16:30UenoParkAsoneofJapan’crowded,noisyandpopularspotsforcherryblossomparties,UenoParkhasmorethan1,000treesalongthestreetleadingtowardstheNationalMuseum.UenoPark’sblossomstypicallyopen1-3daysaheadoftheblossomsinotherspotsinthecity.AfewsromUenoStation,admissionfree,March27toApril15,from17:30to20:00SumidaParkThepaersafewhundredmetersalongbothsidesofSumidaRiver.Somefoodstands(攤位)areavailable.Cherryblossomviewscanalsobeenjoyedfromrented(租的)boats.Thereareseveralpicnicspotsunderthecherrytrees.Treesarelitupintheevenings,whichisdifferentfromotherspots.AfewstepsfakusaStation,admissionfree,March31toApril8,from8:00to21:30InokashiraParkThereareafdredsofcherrytreesinthisgiant,publiccitypark,whichhasacentralpond.Boatscanberentedinordertoviewtheblossomsfromthewater.SouthofKiiStation,admissionfree,April,from9:00to16:304.Ifyoumissainseasonofcherryblossomforoneweek,youcangoto. A.InokashiraPark B.UenoPark C.ShinjukuGyoen D.SumidaPark5.AccordingtoParagraph3,wecaninferthat. A.wecan’tbeallowedtoenterUenoParkat21:00 B.UenoPark’sblossomsopenlaterthanotherspots C.wemustpayadmissionfeestogointoUenoPark D.wecanenjoyagiantlawninUenoPark6.WhyisSumidaParkspecialfromotherspots? A.Becauseithasacentralpond. B.Becauseitisfreeforeveryvisitor. C.Becauseithashundredsofcherrytrees. D.Becauseitstreesarelitupintheevenings.7.SumidaPaInokashiraParkaredifferentfromtheothersin. A.offeringboattours B.earlyopeningtime C.freeadmission D.hundredsoftreesCHerearesomeonhowtokeepyou,yourbelongings(財(cái)物)andyourmoneysafeduringtravel.Afterall,it’dbeashametospendallthetimeandresearchfindingthebestpriceforyourtrip,onlytoloseyourcashandcreditcardstoathief.★Don’tshowothersthatyouarenotanative.You’reat.Youknowthat,butyoudon’twanteverybodyelsetoknowthat.Don’tunfoldyourbigmaponabusycorner.Don’taskstrangersonthestreetfordirections.Learnyourrouteaheadoftime,andstepintoabusinessfordirectionswheneverpossible.Avoidflashingyourguidebookaround,orpubliclyreferringtoyourlanguagedictionarywhentravelingabroad.★Keepyourfriendscloseandyourmoneycloser.Alonetravelalseasypickingsforanexperiencedcriminal.Ifyouaretravelingalone,trytohidethatfact.Stickwithgroupswheneverpossibleandkeepinformation-sharingwithtaxidriversandtheliketoaminimum(最少量).Anotherthingy’twanttoadvertise:whereyoukeepyourmoney.Afannypack(腰包)maybeconvenient,butitmeans“I’mnotfromaroundhere!”Ifyouhaveapurse,keepitclosetoyourbody,preferablyunderanitemofclothinglikeajacketorsweatersothatthievescan’tstealit.Besureyourwalletisinasecurelyfastenedpocket.Orgolike007withahiddenmoneybelt.Howcoolisthat?★Becareful,eveninyourhotelroom.Neverlindlyansweraknockatyourdoor.Iftheknockeridentifies(確認(rèn))himselfasahotelemployee,callthefrontdesktoconfirm.Alwaysmakesureyourhoteldoorcompletelycloses.Don’tleavevaluableslyingaroundwhenyouleavefortheday.8.Whyshouldn’ttouristswearafannypack? A.Becauseitcan’thidemoney. B.Becauseitisnotconvenient. C.Becauseitshowsthattheyarenotlocal. D.Becauseitcan’tbehiddenundertheirjacket.9.Whydoestheauthormention007’smoneybelt? A.Topersuadereaderstolearnfrom007. B.Topersuadereaderstobuythebeltwornby007. C.Topersuadereaderstohidemoneyintheirbelt. D.Topersuadereadersnottoshowotherswheretheykeepmoney.10.Thistextisintendedfor. A.thieves B.tourists C.hotelmanagers D.languagelearners11.Wecanlearnfromthetextthat. A.whentravabroad,weshouldn’topenourlanguagedictionaryinpublic B.wecanleaveourmoneyatthehotelwhentravelingabroad C.weshouldgotoopenthedoorifwehearaknockatit D.weshouldnottalkwithtaxidriversabroadDFast-foodgianonald’s,saidthattheywouldcutoutexcesscaloriesintheirkids’menuchoices.McDonald’swillreducetheamountofchips(炸薯?xiàng)l)inHappyMealsandwillalsoincludeslicedapple“dippers”ineverymeal.McDonald’ssaysitwillstillincludetheever-populartoyswitheachmeal.“Wearegoingtottentiontohowwecanintroducemorefoodgroupssuchasfruits,vegetablesandwholegrains,”saidCindyGoody,McDonald’sseniordirectorofnutrition.Aftergettinoftheblameforchildhoodobesity,fast-foodchains,especiallyMcDonald’s,begansellingmorenutritiousmenuitemssuchasoatmeal(燕麥粥)andsalads.Buttherestaurantwasmostblamedforitsmarketing(市場(chǎng)營(yíng)銷)whichisoftenaimedatyoungchildren.Somecities,suchasSanFrancisco,California,havebanned(禁止)toysfromallkids’mealsthatdidn’tmeetstrictnutritionalrulesforfat,saltandsugarcontentbecausetheprizesattractedmorechildrentothefastfood.McDonald’sfelicpressuretochangetheirofferings.Thecompanyhasreducedchipsineverymeal.Thisdecreasescaloriecontentbyabout20percent,whichmeansanewHappyMealislessthan600calories.Inthepast,theunhealthiestHappyMealconsistedofacheeseburger,chipsandonepercentchocolatemilk,whichcontained700caloriesand27gramsoffat.“It’sagoodftep,”saidKelleLouailler,executivedirectorofCorporateAccountabilityInternational.Hisgroupwatchesovercompanies.“However,wehaveyettofocusontheproblem:itsbrandmarketingtokids.Andsolongasburgers,chipsandsodaofferingstokids,alongwithtoys,remaincentraltothatbrand,healthprofessionals(專家)willcontinuetocallforthemarketingtostop.”12.Theunddword“excess”inParagraph1isclosestinmeaningto“”. A.enough B.extra C.entire D.expensive13.WecaniromthetextthatinMcDonald’stheapple“dippers”isakindoffoodthat. A.ismostpwithcustomers B.containsapplesandwholegrains C.isalothealthier D.ishighincalories14.McDonald’swillmakesomechangesinmealsbecauseof. A.thehighpricesoffruitsandvegetables B.thechangeofchildren’seatinghabits C.thepressurefromthepublic D.somestrictnutritionalrules15.Whatdoesthefourthparagraphmainlytellus? A.TheproblemsthatMcDonald’sisfacing. B.SomechangestheMcDonald’shasmade. C.Itsmarketingisblamedbysomepeople. D.Customersdislikeitsnewmenu.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Havinga(挑剔的)eaterinthehousecanturneverymealtimeintoamajorbattle.Nearly85%ofparentssaytheyhaveachildwhoisorhasbeenpickyaboutfood.Infact,pickyeatersaren’tlimitedtotheUnitedStates.16Ifyou’reannoyed(生氣的)withyourchild’sfoodrefusals,trysomeofthefollowingtipstoencouragehimorhertoformhealthyeatinghabits:Smallcproducebigrewards.17Oncethesechangesbecomeroutine(例行的),thenchangeanothercoupleofitems.Withinayear,you’llhaveimprovedyourchild’sdiet.18Bygsmalladjustmentsovertime,yourchild’stastebudswilladjustuntilyoucanfinallyreplacetheoldtypewithahealthierchoice.Increasetheamountofthehealthieringredientsslowly,untiltheentiresandwichhasbeenremadeintoahealthylunch.Givekidsachoiutinelyservetwotypesoffruitwithlunchandtwovegetablesatdinner.19Youcanalsoengageyourchild’sdecision-makingskillsbyofferingseveralhealthychoices.Forexample,askifheorshewouldlikehisorhercarrotsraworcooked.Choosewiserulee,itwouldbegreattobanfastfood,sugar,andsodafromyourchild’slife,butcommercials,playdates,classparties,andothersituationspresentunhealthychoicesonadailybasis.Strictrulesarenotthewiseway.20Forexample,eatonlyonetreataday,avoidsugaratbreakfast,andtryonebiteofeachdishduringmealtimes.A.Instead,createafewpracticalrules.B.Teachandencouragetheirindependence.C.Createhealthiertypesoffavoritefoods.D.It’slforkidsaroundtheworldtopreferasmallselectionoffavoritefoods.E.Soit’simportanttoteachthemhowtomakegoodfoodchoices.F.Thenyoucandoublethechanceyourchildwilleatatleastone.G.Beginblymakingafewsmallchangestowardamorenutritiousdiet.第二部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，滿分45分)第一節(jié)完形填空(共20小題；每小題分，滿分30分)Amanwascaughthrownintoabigpit(坑),ofabout40feetdeep.That’sjustbecausehewasnot21withtheplace.Hestruggledtogetoutofthepit,butthemorehe22,theweakerhismusclesbecame.Hesaidtohimself,“Idon’tknowhowtogetmyself23.MaybeIshouldjust24insteadofbearingthesemiserable(痛苦的)strugglesandpains.”Justthen,heavoice25,“Help!Help!Help!”Theshoutswerecomingfromanotherpit,whichwas10feet26thantheonehewasin.Hethoughtself,“Wow,thereissomebodyelselikemetrappedheretoo.”Listening27,heheardsomecrackingandsand28fromthewalloftheotherpit.Hesaidtohimself,“Thatmanwasreally29.Comparedtohim,Ihaveabigger30ofgettingoutofthepit.”Realizinghisbetter31,themandecidedtomakeeveryefforttohelphimselfout.Immediatelyhe32hiscourageandwithhislastbitof33,startedcrawlinglittlebylittleuntilhemadehimselfoutofthepit.Whenyoua4pains,rememberthattherearepeopleworseoffthanyou.Alwayssaysomething35toyourself.Alwayssmileatyourpains.Theyarejustthereforawhileandalsoto36you.Todaymaybeyourdarkestday,butyour37willcomethenextmorning.Trytoencourageyourself.Lookatyourselfinthemirror,beatyourchestandsay,“IcanmakeitandIcan38thetestoftime.”Also,youshomember:alwaystryto39yourworstfearbecausenothinggoodintheworldcomes40toyou.Youmustbeuncomfortabletogettoyourcomfortzone.21.A.familiar B.content C.honest D.strict22.A.hoped B.saved C.tried D.cried23.A.in B.down C.over D.out24.A.climb B.die C.jump D.shout25.A.screaming B.lowering C.arguing D.waving26.A.wider B.higher C.deeper D.longer27.A.happily B.carefully C.honestly D.thankfully28.A.dropping B.rushing C.sinking D.running29.A.brave B.uncertain C.friendly D.unlucky30.A.control B.chance C.time D.routine31.A.guidance B.idea C.lesson D.situation32.A.sent B.finished C.gathered D.required33.A.kindness B.anxiety C.pressure D.strength34.A.goinugh B.recoveringfromC.turningaround D.laughingat35.A.terrible B.sweet C.different D.quiet36.A.challenge B.disappoint C.defeat D.satisfy37.A.love B.duty C.joy D.job38.A.repeat B.approve C.stand D.stop39.A.hide B.face C.avoid D.find40.A.soft B.angry C.clear D.easy第二節(jié)(共10小題；每小題分，滿分15分)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(不多于3個(gè)單詞)或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。(M=areporterfromTheWashingtonPost;W=apasser-by)M:Excusemem.I’mareporterfromTheWashingtonPost.I’dliketoknowwhattypesofnewspaperspeopleoftenread.Wouldyoumind41(answer)afewquestions?W:No,notintheleast.M:Canyoutellmewhereyou’refrom,please?W:Er,IwasnJapan,butitwasinItaly42Igrewupandreceivedmyeducation.M:Oh,sinteresting.Areyouusedto43(live)here,inNewYorkCity?W:Yes.ActI44(work)inacollegehereforthreeyears.M:Wowllegeteacher!Andcouldyoutellme45youusuallyreadnewspapers?W:Well,I’duringtheday,46usuallyafter8:00o’clockatnight.M:Whatsectionsdoyouprefer?W:I’mmaiterestedinthenewssection,justtokeepmyself47(inform)ofwhatisgoingon.Ilikereadingtheads,48.Ilikeshopping.Andtheadshelpmebuythingsatmuch49(low)prices.Myincomeisnothigh,youknow,butImanagetolivequitewell50it.M:Youareabrighthousewife,madam.Thankyousomuchfortakingtimeforthisinterview.W:Youarewelcome.0.第三部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分35分)第一節(jié)短文改錯(cuò)(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請(qǐng)修改下面的短文。短文中共有10處語(yǔ)言錯(cuò)誤，每句中最多有兩處。每處錯(cuò)誤僅涉及一個(gè)單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)(∧)，并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線(\)劃掉。修改：在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意：1.每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞；2.只允許修改10處，多者(從第11處起)不計(jì)分。I’mwritinginretoyouradvertisementforasecretarywhatyouadvertisedonChinaDailyofMay19,2022.MynameisLtwenty-twoyearsoldnow,butwillsoongraduatefromTsinghuaUniversity.Mymajorisbusinessmanagement.HadlearnedEnglishfor10years,Icanuseitfairlyfreenow.Besides,Ihavegoodknowledgeofcomputers.Ihavebeenoneoftheeditorforthestudentnewspaperinourschoolfor3years.Mygradesremainedoutstandinginmyclass.ThemostimportantthingisthatwhetherIlikeofficeworkverymuch.I’msureI’mqualifyingfortheposition.第二節(jié)書面表達(dá)(滿分25分)假如你是李磊，上周你在長(zhǎng)城旅游時(shí)遇到了美國(guó)來(lái)的Jack，你們成了好朋友，請(qǐng)根據(jù)下列要點(diǎn)提示給他寫一封100詞左右的電子郵件。1.詢問(wèn)他的近況并告知他你的學(xué)習(xí)情況。2.隨郵件同時(shí)發(fā)送你倆的合影，請(qǐng)他查收。3.邀請(qǐng)他再次來(lái)中國(guó)做客。參考答案：1-15CBACADACDB ABCCB 16-20DGCFA21-40CADBCBADBACDABD CBDCA41.wagdecorated 42.when 43.which 44.longer 45.creations46.