Chapter 11 模块二Unit 3单元考点集训

Chapter 11 模块二Unit 3单元考点集训单元基础知识巩固Ⅰ.立体式复习单词A．基础单词1．vi.申请vt.使用，应用2．adj.好奇的3．n．内容4．n．伴侣，陪伴5．n．财富；运气6．vt.保存，保护，保持7．vt.打扰，扰乱8．n．& vi.劳动，努力工作9．vt.激励，鼓舞，启迪10．adj.爱交际的；友好的，外向的11．adj.乐观的12．n．愿望，欲望，渴望vt.渴望，期望13．n．上级，上司adj.更好的，更高的14．n．品质；质量15．n．入口B．词汇派生16．adj.科学的→n．→n．科学家17．v．呼吸→n.18．n．衣物→n．布料→n．衣服19．adj.各种各样的→n．→vt.20．n．幸存，存活→v．→n．幸存者21．n．国籍→n．国家，国民→adj.国家的，国有的Ⅱ.递进式回顾短语A．短语互译1．搜寻；寻找2．作为……而出名3．与……有关系4．导致，结果是5．work out6．look up to7．be proud of8．be in control of sth.B．用上面词组的适当形式完成下列句子9．The envy between them quarrelling.10．Tony his mathematics problems all by himself.11．Jane has rare human qualities，and all of us her.12．The customs officer drugs in the goods.13．How can he take control of a class when he's not himself?Ⅲ.仿写式活用句型1．Upon their entering the tomb，Carter's lucky pet bird，which he had left in Cairo，was swallowed by a snake.【句式仿写】一听到这个消息，他就高兴地跳了起来。

2．What is certain，though，is that“the curse of the mummy”remains a riddle to this day.【句式仿写】孩子们需要的是良好的教育。

3．In 1932，she became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic.【句式仿写】她是在奥运会上第一个获得金牌的女子选手。

4．It was his high scores on the psychological tests that finally won him the status of China's first astronaut.【句式仿写】我昨天是在大街上遇到汤姆的。

5．Without her work，there would be very few mountain gorillas left today.【句式仿写】没有你的帮助我不会取得这么大的进步。

能力提高从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

（共30小题；每小题2分，满分60分）1. If you are ______ about the Pyramids in Egypt, just read the book written by Dr Brown.A. worriedB. curiousC. interestedD. serious2. Gilbert _____ electricity and Edison _____ the light bulb.A. invented; discoveredB. invented; inventedC. discovered; inventedD. discovered; discovered3. All the ________ would _______ their teachers with flowers on that occasion.A. present students; presentB. students present; presentC. present students; to presentD. students present; be presented to4. It is the most important invention _______ makes all the people in the world live a happy life.A. whichB. whatC. thatD. who5. Hangzhou is known ______ heaven on earth ____ its beautiful scenery.A. for; toB. for; asC. as; toD. as; for6. _____ entering the tall building, he heard a sharp cry, which brought his heart to his mouth.A. UponB. AtC. InD. With7. Dr White as well as his friends _____ going to attend the meeting next week.A. areB. isC. wereD. was8. When _____ why he didn’t finish his homework, the student kept silent.A. askingB. having askedC. askedD. to be asked9. Some policemen ________ the building for the thief who had stolen a large sum of money in a jeweller’s shop.A. lookedB. sawC. foundD. searched10. What you said just now has _______ what we are discussing, Kelly. All of us are interested in your idea.A. something to do aboutB. nothing to do aboutC. something to do withD. nothing to do with11. By the time they arrived, I _______ everything ready.A. gotB. have gotC. had gotD. were getting12. — It is _______ that all the people invited will come by nine.—Don’t be so _____, darling.A. certain; sureB. certain; surelyC. sure; sureD. sure; certain13. The new bridge ______ by the end of last month.A. had been designedB. have been designedC. was designedD. would be designed14. They ______ him as their leader to bring the company back to profitability (收益).A. look outB. look intoC. look up toD. look at15. The Smiths were poor, but they ______ to send their sons to college. Now, the boys are working as doctors after graduation.A. triedB. managedC. attemptedD. failed16. Some students told me that it usually ______ a long time to wait for the school bus.A. paidB. costC. spentD. took17. All Chinese people are proud _____ Yuan Longping, whose name will go down ______ history.A. for; inB. of; inC. for; onD. of; on18. — How long had the cinema _______ fire when the firemen got there?—For an hour.A. caughtB. been caughtC. been onD. been catching19. His _____ from the terrible earthquake was a miracle (奇迹), which made him understand the meaning of life.A. existenceB. approvalC. arrivalD. survival20. It was in 1939 ______ he joined the Party ______ he was killed by the enemy.A. when; thatB. that; whichC. when; whenD. that; where21. When was it _____ the American astronaut first succeeded _____ landing on the moon?A. when; inB. since; onC. for; onD. that; in22. The accident _____ his death _____ his careless driving.A. resulting in; resulted fromB. resulting from; resulted inC. resulted in; resulted fromD. resulted from; resulted in23. Much attention should _______ what has been said.A. pay onB. pay toC. be paid toD. be paid on24. The story book _____ thirty stories, ______ “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.A. contains; includesB. is containing; includingC. includes; containsD. contains; including25. I have learned _____ information about this successful businessman.A. a great manyB. manyC. a great deal ofD. a large number of26. Was it in the restaurant in ____ you had dinner with me yesterday ____ you left your keys and wallet behind?A. that; whichB. which; thatC. where; thatD. that; when27. The students _____ the text when I went to get a book I _____ in the office.A. had read; leftB. were reading; have leftC. had read; had leftD. were reading; had left28. The old man ______ cancer, which made us very sad.A. died ofB. died offC. died outD. died away29. I ____ to give you some help, but I _____ it even worse.A. meant; had madeB. meant; madeC. had meant; had madeD. had meant; made30. Production rose _____ 10% in April, compared ____ the same month of last year.A. in; toB. in; withC. by; withD. by; of优能检测ⅠReading ComprehensionAOscar Pistorius was born in 1986 without the fibula (腓骨), the long bone running along the outside of the leg from below the knee joint and down to the ankle, in each of his legs. His parents consulted some doctors before making the decision to have his legs amputated (戴) below the knee.His parents were advised that having the amputation done before Oscar had learnt to walk would be less painful for him and would greatly improve his chances of mobility in later life. Six months later he received his first pair of prosthetic legs and within days he mastered them.Encouraged by his sports-loving family, Oscar became a keen sportsman during his school years. Whatever the sport, Oscar played it, with water polo and rugby his favorites in secondary school. He also played tennis. He was an enthusiastic boxer.In June 2003, he got his knee hurt while playing rugby and feared his sporting career was over. Dr Versveld advised Oscar to take up running. Soon he began training under the guidance of coach Ampie Louw at the Sports Science Institute at the University of Pretoria.After a few months in the gym, Oscar took part in his first track session on New Year's Day, 2004. Three weeks later he entered a school 100-metre race and won in a time of 11. 72 seconds. After the race his father compared Oscar's time with the best in the world and discovered his son's time was less than the existing Paralympic record of 12. 20s.In June 2004, he was given his first pair of Flex-Foot Cheetahs and joined the Paralympics. South African created a sensation (轰动) in the world when he won the 200m gold medal at the Athens Paralympics, breaking the world record with a time of 21.97s. He also returned home with a bronze medal in the 100m and became famous overnight around the world.Oscar continues to promote the Paralympic movement and inspires people around the world. 1．Oscar's legs were operated on before he learned to walk so that______.A．it would help him to surviveB．it would be easy for him to moveC．he was forced to accept his disabilityD．he would not feel painful during the operation2. Oscar was fond of sports probably because______.A．he was a born sports loverB．his teacher encouraged himC．his friends were good at sportsD．his family had influence on him3．What happened after he hurt his knee when playing sports?A．He began to practise running.B．He stopped playing any sports.C．He stayed in hospital for some time.D．He underwent another knee surgery.4．How did Oscar's father feel, do you think, when he knew Oscar ran faster than the world's recorded fastest runner of the Paralympics?A．Sad.B．Delighted C．Embarrassed. D．Frustrated.5．It can be inferred that Oscar has already inspired many people because______.A．he runs even faster than normal peopleB．he still has great dreams in his heartC．he has won two medals at the ParalympicsD．he can do what he wants to despite disabilityBWelcome to Pocono WhitewaterThere's something fun here at Pocono Whitewater for every level of adventurer! We have mild to wild whitewater rafting (漂流), family trips, and bird-watching boating ... Choose one adventure now ... It's up to you!We have trips available daily. Give us a call today!Dam Release Whitewater RaftingExperience the best whitewater on the Lehigh River! Surrounded by forests and mountains, you will enjoy 12 miles and 5 hours of Class Ⅲwhitewater rafting and outstanding scenery. Thisis a fun and thrilling trip that everyone from aged 12 and up can do! While paddling (桨划) in the Swift water, you'll shout and laugh.Dam Release Whitewater Rates：★Individual (aged 12 & up): $ 61.00★Group (at least 8 people): $ 31.00Rates Include: all necessary rafting equipment, life jacket, free parking, bus service to/from the river & professional river guides.Family Style Whitewater RaftingBring along the whole family this summer and enjoy 8 miles and 5 hours long of Class Ⅰwhitewater rafting. Mild water of the lehigh River is simply perfect for beginners, school groups, and kids aged 4 and older. This is just perfect for enjoying the passing scenery, kicking your feet over the edge of the raft, or taking a swim in the river!One of the most unique things about this trip is a free riverside barbeque(烧烤)! Our workers will cook and serve you a picnic lunch — hot dogs, potato salad, fruit, etc ... The classic family picnic!Family Style Rafting Rates：★Adult: $ 39.00★Child (aged 4 thru 14) : $ 33.00★Group ( at least 8 people) : $ 30.00Rates Include: all necessary rafting equipment, life jacket, free parking, bus service to/from the river, and a barbeque lunch. However, river guides not included.6．Which of the following people is suitable for Dam Release Whitewater Rafting?A．A 4-year-old boy. B．A 6-year-old girl.C．An 8-year-old girl. D．A 14-year-old girl.7．We can infer that ________.A．the higher the class (等级) is, the milder the water isB．the lower the class is, the milder the water isC．the higher the class is, the safer the rafting isD．the lower the class is, the faster the rafting is8．If ten college students are to participate in the Dam Release Whitewater Rafting, how much money Will be paid in total?A．$ 310. B．$ 330. C．$ 390. D．$ 610.9．Family Style Whitewater Rafting is unique in that ________.A．it allows people to swim in the riverB．it provides good sceneryC．it provides a barbeque lunch for freeD．it offers all necessary rafting equipment10．In Family Style Whitewater Rafting, you have to pay extra money for ________.A．hiring river guides B．parking your carC．taking a bus to the river D．using a life jacketⅡ.Directions: Read the following passage.Answer the questions according to the information given in the passage.A Swedish man was being treated in hospital Sunday after being dug out alive from his snow-buried car in which he had survived for two months with no food, according to police and local media.The 45-year-old from southern Sweden was found on Friday, emaciated and too weak to utter more than a few words.The BBC reported the temperature in the area had recently dropped to -22° F (-30°C) . He was found not far from the city of Umea in the north of Sweden by snowmobilers who thought they had come across a car wreck until they dug their way to a window and saw movement inside.The man，who was laying in the back seat in a sleeping bag，said he had been in the car since December 19.“It is just incredible that he's alive considering that he had no food, but also since it's been really cold for some time after Christmas，” one of the rescue team members told regional daily Vasterbottens-Kuriren，which broke the news.The Daily Telegraph reported that the man appeared to have survived on melted snow.Ebbe Nyberg，duty officer at the Umea police，said police saw no reason to doubt that the man had been stuck in the car for a very long time.“We would not make something like this up. The rescue services were on site too and saw the same as us”，he told Vasterbottens-Kuriren.Umea University Hospital，where the man is recovering after being rescued by police and a rescue team，said in a statement he was doing well considering the circumstances.Doctors at the hospital said humans would normally be able to survive for about four weeks without food. Besides eating snow, the man probably survived by going into a dormant-like state, physician Stefan Branth told Vasterbottens- Kuriren.“A bit like a bear that hibernates. Humans can do that，” he said.“He probably h ad a body temperature of around 31 degrees (Celsius) which the body adjusted to. Due to the low temperature, not much energy was used up. ”Why the man ended up under the snow in the forest remains unknown, police say. 11．Who discovered the Swedish man in the snow-buried car? (No more than 2 words)________________________________________________________________________ 12．How was the Swedish man when he was found on Friday? (No more than 4 words)________________________________________________________________________ 13．How did the man survive when being buried in snow for so long? (No more than 10 words) ________________________________________________________________________ 14．Why were the doctors and rescuers amazed at this news? (No more than 10 words)________________________________________________________________________Ⅲ.Directions: Complete the following passage by filling in each blank with one word that best fits the context.The private automobile has long played an important role in the United States. _15__ giving workers rapid transportation, the automobile has freed them 16__ having to live near their places of work. _17_ this has encouraged the growth of the cities, it has also led to traffic problems.For farm families the automobile has mad18_ possible for them to travel to town very often for business and for pleasure, and also to transport __19__ children to distant schools.Family life has been affected in various ways. The car helps to keep families together. However, when teenage children have the use of the car, their parents can't keep __20__ eye on them. There is a great danger _21__ the driver has been showing off by speeding. Mothers of victims of such accidents have formed an organization 22__ MADD. These women want to prevent further tragedies. Students have formed a similar organization, SADD, and are spreading the same message among their friends.15．________16.________17.________18.________19．________20.________21.________22________。