高中英語(yǔ)模塊綜合測(cè)評(píng)1北師大版必修2

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Ⅰ.閱讀理解(共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分)

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ResearchershavefoundavillagethatmayhavebeenhometothebuildersofStonehenge.Thevillageofsmallhousesdatesbacktoabout2，600BC.That'saboutthesametimeStonehengewasbuilt.“Clearly，thisisaplacethatwasof

greatimportance，”saidresearcherMikeParkerPearson.

TheancienthousesareatasiteknownasDurringtonWalls.Itisabout3.2kilometersfromStonehenge.ResearchersbelieveStonehengewasamemorialsiteorcemeteryforthevillagers.Thevillagealsohadawoodenversionofthestonecircle.ItmayhavebeenusedbypeopleattendingfestivalsatStonehenge.

Eightofthehouseshavebeendugup.Researcherssaytheremaybeasmanyas25ofthem.Thewoodenhousesweresquareandabout5metersalongeachside.Therearesignsthattherewerebedsalongthewalls.Therearealsosignsofastorageunit.Thehousesalsohadfireplaces.

Twoofthehouseswereseparatefromtheothers.Theymayhavebeenthehomesofcommunityleaders.Researcherssaythosedidn'thavethehouseholdrubbishthatwasfoundintheotherhomes.

Stonetools，animalbones，arrowheadsandotherthingswerefoundthroughoutthevillagesite.

StonehengeisapopulartouristspotinEngland.Itisahugecirclemadeoutofstones，whichwereplacedinagrassfieldinsouthernEngland.Thestonearchesweremadewithtwostonesatthebottomandoneacrossthetop.Allofthestonesweighalotmorethanabigcar.ScientistshavelongwonderednotonlyhowpeoplebuiltStonehenge，butalsowhy.

【語(yǔ)篇解讀】討論人員發(fā)覺了遺跡“巨石陣”的村落遺址，本文就此對(duì)“巨石陣”作了主要介紹。

1．Thepassageismainlyabout．

A．researchersworkingatStonehenge

B．a(chǎn)villagesitenearStonehenge

C．thewoodenversionofStonehenge

D．buildersofStonehengeandthehouses

【解析】文章第一段中第一句提到討論人員發(fā)覺了聞名遺跡“巨石陣”附近的一個(gè)村落遺址。它可能是“巨石陣”建筑者們居住的村子。故B項(xiàng)概括全面。

【答案】B

2.WhatcanbeinferredaboutStonehengefromthepassage?

A．Stonehengewasbuiltbefore2，600BC.

B．Stonehengewasbuiltinthevillage.

C．Stonehengewasbuiltforthecommunityleaders.

D．Stonehengewasimportantforthevillagers.

【解析】第一段中其次句表明A項(xiàng)錯(cuò)誤；按照其次段其次句可知B項(xiàng)也不對(duì)；按照其次段第三句可知C項(xiàng)錯(cuò)誤；按照第一、二段最后一句可知D項(xiàng)正確。巨石陣對(duì)村莊很重要。

【答案】D

3.Whatcanwelearnaboutthevillagesite?

A．Thewoodenversionofthestonecirclewasamemorial.

B．Householdrubbishcanbefoundinallthehouses.

C．Peoplecanstillseebedsandstorageunitinthehouses.

D．Eachofthewoodenhousesisabout25squaremeters.

【解析】按照第三段第三句村子里的老房子是正方形的，每邊長(zhǎng)約5米，可知每個(gè)房子的面積約為25平方米。

【答案】D

4.Thestonearcheswasabitliketheshapeof．

【解析】按照最后一段第三句可知石拱是由下面的兩塊石頭，上面再橫著放一塊石

頭建成的，所以應(yīng)當(dāng)是字母“n”形的。故選A。

【答案】A

B

SearchingtheInternetmayhelpmiddle-agedandolderadultskeeptheir

memorieslively，USresearcherssaid.ResearchersattheUniversityofCalifornia，LosAngelesstudiedpeople

doingwebsearchesbyrecordingtheirbrainactivity.“WhatwesawwasthatpeoplewhohadInternetexperienceusedmoreoftheirbrainduringthesearch，”Dr.GarySmall，aUCLAexpertonaging，said.“ThissuggeststhatjustsearchingontheInternetmaytrainthebrainandthatitmaykeepitactive

andhealthy.”“ThisisthefirsttimeanyonehastakenanInternetsearchtaskwhilescanning(掃描)thebrain，”Smallsaid.Histeamstudied24volunteersbetween

theagesof55and76.HalfwereexperiencedinsearchingtheInternetandtheotherhalfhadnowebexperience.However，thetwogroupsweresimilarinage，genderand

education.BothgroupswereaskedtodoInternetsearchandbookreadingtaskswhile

theirbrainactivitywasmonitored.“Wefoundthatinthebookreadingtask，thevisualcortex—thepartof

thebrainthatcontrolsreadingandlanguage—wasactivated，”Smallsaid.“IndoingtheInternetsearchtask，therewasmuchgreateractivity，butonlyin

theInternet-familiargroup.”HesaiditappearsthatpeoplewhoarefamiliarwiththeInternetcanengageinamuchdeeperlevelofbrainactivity.Activitiesthatkeepthebrainengagedcanpreservebrainhealthandthinkingability.Smallthinkslearningto

doInternetsearchesmaybeoneofthoseactivities.

【語(yǔ)篇解讀】文章主要敘述了在網(wǎng)上搜尋信息對(duì)大腦的好處。

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．

whenvolunteersweredoingwebsearches.

Researchers

A．studiedtheInternet

B．a(chǎn)ctivatedthebrain

C．monitoredthebrainactivity

D．recordedtheirmemories

【解析】由其次段第一句中的“byrecordingtheirbrainactivity”可知，受試

者在上網(wǎng)時(shí)腦部活動(dòng)受到了監(jiān)控。

【答案】C

．

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Thetwovolunteergroupswere

．

A．ofthesameage

B．similarineducation

C．goodatthecomputer

D．booklovers

【解析】由第四段的“thetwogroupsweresimilarinage，genderand

education”可知，兩組受試者在年齡、性別、受教導(dǎo)狀況方面相像。

【答案】BAccordingtothepassage

7.

，

keepsthebrain

learnthat

wecan

moreengaged.

A．searchingtheweb

B．readingbooks

D．chattingonline

C．watchingTV

【解析】由最后一段可知，在網(wǎng)上搜尋信息，可以使大腦更活躍。

【答案】A

8.Whatcanweconcludefromthelastparagraph?

A．Websearchingisgoodforthebrain.

B．Websearchingdamagesthebrain.

C．Activitiesaregoodforthebrain.

D．Activitiesdamagethebrain.

【解析】綜觀全文可知，討論者們通過討論發(fā)覺，在網(wǎng)上搜尋信息對(duì)大腦有益。

【答案】A

C

Thismaybemusictoyourears.Scientistsdidresearchonabout3，500people.Theyaskedthemtonametheirfavoritekindofmusic.“Wefoundthatthemusicalstylepeoplelikeare

closelylinkedtotheirpersonalities，”Goslingsays.

RAP/HIP-HOPKnownfortheirquickspeech，somerapperscansaymorethan700

syllables(音節(jié))aminute!Ifyoulikerap/hip-hop，youareenergetic(精力充足的)andhaveawaywithwords.

whetherit'snewmovesonthedancefloorYouputafreshspinonthings

，

oryourhipstyle.

CLASSICAL

Inthe18thcentury，classicalmusicianswerelikerockstars，Beethoven

andMozart，forexample，playedinpackedconcerthalls.Ifyoulikeclassical，youareopentonewideasandlikedebatingwithfriends.Creativeandimaginative，youcaneasilyspendmanyhours

scrapbooking，writingorpainting.

COUNTRYCountrymusiccamefromthefolksongsofEnglish，Scottish，andIrish

settlersofthesoutheasternUnitedStates.Ifyoulikecountry，youexpressyouropinionswell，whichmakesyoutheidealclasspresidentorteamcaptain.Traditionalandloyal，youenjoyspending

timewithyourfamily.

POP

Popmusicisdesignedtoappealto(吸引)almosteveryone，anditdoes.Each

year，theindustrybringsinabout30billiondollars!Ifyoulikepop，youareattractivetoyourfriends.Youcanmakebigthingshappen，likeplanningforahugepartyorinspiringyourteamtovictory.

ROCK/ALTERNATIVE

Inthe1950s，rockmusiccreatedabrand-newculture.Teenagers，forthefirsttime，hadanidentity(身份)separatefromadultsandchildren.Ifyoulikerock/alternative，youarearisk-takerwhoneveracceptsnofor

ananswer.Yourisetoanychallenge，likedoingverywellinabigexamor

landingtheleadintheschoolplay.Ifthesepersonalityprofilesdon'tmatchyou，that'sOK.Thesearejustfor

fun.

【語(yǔ)篇解讀】科學(xué)家們發(fā)覺人們喜愛?的音樂形式與他們的共性有密切的聯(lián)系。9．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“Youputafreshspinonthings”meanin

thepassage?A．Youcanexpressyourideainacleverwaythatmakesitseembetterthan

itreallyis.

B．Youhavetheabilitytoattractothers'attention.

C．Youarealwayswillingtocommunicatewithothers.

D．Youarewillingtoexpressyourthoughtstoothersallthetime.

【解析】句意理解題。按照上文的“...andhaveawaywithwords.”可知，喜愛?

這種音樂的人擅長(zhǎng)表達(dá)，所以A項(xiàng)與該意思相符。

【答案】A

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Ifyoulikepopmusic

．

．

，

A．youaretraditionalandprefertostaywithyourfamily

B．youareeasytoacceptnewideas

C．youarewelcomeandyourfriendsallliketobewithyou

D．youhaveaquickspeechandcansay30wordsinaminute

【解析】細(xì)節(jié)理解題。按照該部分的“Ifyoulikepop，youareattractiveto

yourfriends.”可知，喜愛?流行音樂的人會(huì)受到伴侶的喜愛?。

【答案】C

．

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Wecanknowfromthispassagethat

．A．inthe18thcentury，classicalmusicianswerelikepopstars

B．countrymusiccamefromtheoldsongsoftheNativeAmericansC．popmusicispopularwiththelargestnumberofpeopleintheworld

D．everyonecanfindhispersonalityinthispassage

【解析】推理推斷題。按照“Popmusicisdesignedtoappealto(吸引)almosteveryone，anditdoes.Eachyear，theindustrybringsinabout30billion

dollars！”可知，世界上無(wú)數(shù)人都喜愛?流行音樂。

【答案】C

12．What'sthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Whenmusiccameintobeing.

B．Whatyourfavoritemusicsaysaboutyou.

C．Somebasicinformationaboutmusic.

D．Howtolikemusic.

【解析】主旨大意題。文章講到人們對(duì)音樂形式的愛慕與他們的共性有著緊密的關(guān)

系，因此通過你所喜愛?的音樂就可以了解你這個(gè)人，所以選B項(xiàng)。

【答案】B

D

TimBerners-LeeisthemanwhowrotethesoftwareprogrammethatledtothefoundationoftheWorldWideWeb.Britainplayedanimportantpartindevelopingthefirstgenerationofcomputers.TheparentsofTimBerners-Leebothworkedononeoftheearliestcommercialcomputersandtalkedabouttheirworkathome.Asachildhewouldbuildmodelsofcomputersfrompackagingmaterial.AftergraduatingfromOxfordUniversityhewentontotherealthing.Inthe1980's，scientistswerealreadyusingaprimitiveversion(原始版本)ofe-mail.WhileworkingatalaboratoryinSwitzerlandTimBerners-Leewroteaprogramme

whichlethimstorethesemessages.In1990hewrotetheHTTP(服務(wù)程序所用的協(xié)議)andHTML(超文本鏈接標(biāo)示語(yǔ)言)programmeswhichformthebasisoftheWorldWideWeb.

ThenextyearhisprogrammeswereplacedontotheInternet.Everyonewaswelcometousethemandimprovethemiftheycould.Programmersusedhiscodestoworkwithdifferentoperatingsystems.Newthingslikewebbrowsers(掃瞄器)andsearchenginesweredeveloped.Between1991and1994thenumberofwebpagesrosefrom10to100，000.

In1994TimBerners-LeeformedthenewlyformedWorldWideWebConsortium(協(xié)會(huì))orW3C.Morethan200leadingcompaniesandlaboratoriesarerepresented(代表)byW3C.TogethertheymakesurethateveryonecanparticipateequallyontheWeb.

【語(yǔ)篇解讀】本文主要介紹了萬(wàn)維網(wǎng)的發(fā)明者：蒂姆·伯納斯·李爵士(SirTimothyJohnTimBerners-Lee)，他開發(fā)出了世界上第一個(gè)網(wǎng)頁(yè)掃瞄器。

13．Themainideaofthispassageis．

A．whentheInternetappeared

B．howTimBerners-LeeformedW3C

C．whycomputersdevelopsorapidly

D．howtheWorldWideWebstarted

【解析】縱觀全文從“Inthe1980's，scientistswerealreadyusingaprimitiveversion(原始版本)ofe-mail.”這句話開頭，下面的第一段的內(nèi)容和囫圇其次段都是在講TimBerners-Lee怎樣starttheWorldWideWeb。

【答案】D

14．Scientistsbegantousee-mail．

A．in1980B．a(chǎn)fterthe1980's

C．inthe1980'sD．inthe1960's

【解析】從“Inthe1980's，scientistswerealreadyusingaprimitiveversion(原始版本)ofe-mail.”這句話中可以得出答案是80年月。

【答案】C

15．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A．Thenumberofwebpagesroseveryrapidlyinthe1990's.

B．Tim'sprogrammeswereplacedontotheInternetin1991.

C．TheWorldWideWebwillhaveaneffect(影響)onsocialdevelopment.

D．TimBerners-Leemadeagreatcontributiontothecomputerscience.

【解析】從第一段的最后一句話和其次段的第一句話可以看出“Tim'sprogrammeswereplacedontotheInternetin1991”。

【答案】B

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