南京六中高一英語(yǔ)模塊3M3U3BacktothepastIntergratedPractice

1、高一英語(yǔ)模塊3第三單元M3U3acktothepastIntergratedPractice教學(xué)目標(biāo)通過(guò)綜合訓(xùn)練鞏固本單元所學(xué)知識(shí)重點(diǎn)難點(diǎn)重點(diǎn)單詞和詞組的運(yùn)用，閱讀能力的增強(qiáng)。語(yǔ)法項(xiàng)目主謂一致和賓語(yǔ)補(bǔ)足語(yǔ)反饋練習(xí)語(yǔ)言點(diǎn)和語(yǔ)法反饋在單選題里一、單項(xiàng)填空1. -It'scloudyoutside.Pleasetakeanumbrella.A.Yes,takeiteasyB.Well,itjustdependsC.OK,justincaseD.Allright,you'rewelcome2. Wecannotfigureoutquiteanumberofinsects,birds,a

2、ndanimalsaredyingout.A.thatB.asC.whyD.when3. Mr.Whiteat8:30forthemeeting,buthedidn't'showup.A.shouldhavearrivedB.shouldarriveC.shouldhavehadarrivedD.shouldbearriving4. Don'tleavethewaterwhileyoubrushyourteeth.A.runB.runningC.beingrunD.torun5. Amoderncityhasbeensetupinwasawastelandtenyear

3、sago.A.whatB.whichC.thatD.where6. They'veus£150,000forthehouse.Shallwetakeit?A.providedB.suppliedC.shownD.offered7.snacksanddrinks,buttheyalsobroughtcardsforentertainmentwhentheyhadapicnicintheforest.A.NotonlytheybroughtB.NotonlydidtheybringC.NotonlybroughttheyD.Notonlytheydidbring8.-Thewom

4、anbiologiststayedinAfricastudyingwildanimalsfor13yearsbeforeshereturned.-Oh,dear!Shealotofdifficulties!A. maygothroughC.oughttohavegonethrough9.Thecoffeeiswonderful!ItdoesnA.washavingB.have10.B. mightgothroughD.musthavegonethrough'ttastelikeanythirbgsfore.C. haveeverhadD.hadeverhadThere'scof

5、feeandtea:youcanhave-Thanks.A.eitherB.eachC.oneD.it11. It'ssonicetohearfromher.,welastmetmorethanthirtyyearsago.AWhat'smoreBThatistosayCInotherwordsDBelieveitornotisknowntoeverybody,themoontravelsroundtheearthonceeverymonth.A.ItB.AsC.ThatD.What12. Everypossiblemeanstopreventtheairpollution,b

6、uttheskyisstillnotclear.A.isusedB.areusedC.hasbeenusedD.havebeenused13. Heistheonlyoneofthestudentswhoawinnerofscholarshipforthreeyears.A.isB. areC. havebeenD. hasbeen14. Eitheryouortheheadmastertheprizetothesegiftedstudentsatthemeeting.A.ishandingoutB.aretohandoutC.arehandingoutD.istohandout15. The

7、missingboyswerelastseenneartheriver.A.playingB.tobeplayingC.playD.toplay二、完型填空Smallmomentssometimeslastaverylongtime.Andafewwordsthoughtheymean16atthetimetothepeoplewhosaythem-canhavegreatpower.IrecentlyheardastoryfromMalcolmDalkoff,whohasbeenaprofessional17forthelast24years,mostlyinadvertising.Asab

8、oy,Dalkoffwasterriblyshyand18.Hehadfewfriendsandnoself-confidence（自信）.Thenoneday,hishigh-schoolEnglishteacher,RuthBrauch,askedtheclasstowritetheirownchapterthatwould19thelastchapterofthenovelsincetheyhadbeenreadingToKillaMockingbird.Dalkoffwrotehischapterandturneditin.Todayhecannotrecallanything20ab

9、outthechapterhewrote,orwhat21Mrs.Brauchgavehim.22,whathedoesrememberisthefourwordsinthepaper:"Thisisgoodwriting."Fourwords.They23hislife."24Ireadthosewords,IhadnoideaofwhoIwasorwhatIwasgoingtobe,"hesaid."Afterreadingher25,Iwenthomeandwroteashortstory,26Ihadalwaysdreamedofdoi

10、ngbutnever27Icoulddo."28therestofthatyearinschool,hewrotemanyshortstoriesandalwaysbroughtthemtoMrs.Brauchfor29.Shewasencouraging,toughandhonest."ShewasjustwhatIneeded,"Dalkoffsaid.Laterhewas30asaco-editorofhishigh-schoolnewspaper.His31grew;hisknowledgebroadened;he32onasuccessfullifewi

11、thgreatachievements.Dalkoff33thatnoneofthiswouldhavehappenedhadthatwomannotwrittenthosefourwords.Forhis30thhigh-schoolreunion,DalkoffwentbackandvisitedMrs.Brauch,whohadretired.Hetoldherwhatgreat34thefourwordshadhaduponhislifeandbecauseshehadgivenhimtheconfidencetobeawriter,hehadbeenableto35thatconfi

12、denceontothewomanwhowouldbecomehiswife,whobecameawriterherself.16.A.muchB.littleC.wellD.ill17.A.reporterB.designerC.writerD.teacher18.A.slowB.independentC.troublesomeD.helpless19.A.followB.changeC.connectD.explain20.A.pleasantBimportantC.differentD.special21.A.helpB.encouragementC.gradeD.words22.A.T

13、hereforeB.HoweverC.MeanwhileD.Besides23.A.improvedB.developedC.changedD.enriched24.A.UntilB.AfterC.SinceD.While25.A.chapterB.novelC.noteD.explanation26.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything27.A.meantB.doubtedC.provedD.believed28.A.WithB.BeyondC.OverD.From29.A.appreciationB.changingC.information

14、D.instruction30.A.chosenB.regardedC.consideredD.treated31.A.excitementB.confidenceC.determinationD.experience32.A.keptupB.caughtupC.startedoffD.showedoff33.A.realizedB.wishedC.expectedD.dreamed34.A.progressB.successC.courageD.effect35.A.holdB.bringC.passD.carry三、閱讀理解AForalongtime,peoplewhofishhaveha

15、dtorelyonlucktocatchfish.Evenbigfishingships,fittedoutwithradarandmodernequipment,havetheirshareofbaddays.Wouldn'titbenicenfdisoicomidbetraithecallofawhistlethewaysomedaysaretrained?Well,thedaysof“fishwtiisyle)ejusfaroundthecorner.Japanesecompaniesareworkingonmethodsthatwilltrainfishtoreturntoha

16、rvestareasatthesoundofanunderwaterwhistle.Themethodworkslikethis:First,fisheggsarehatchedinalaboratory.Wheneverfeedingtimearrives,awhistlesounds.Theyoungfishlearntoreturntotheirfeedingareasatthesoundofthewhistle.Later,thefisharesetfreeatsea,nearspecial-madeunderwater“barnsThere,thewhistle-plus-feedi

17、ngprogramcontinues.Beingwellfedandsheltered,thefishcontinuetolivearoundthebarn.Sowhenfishingtimearrives,alltheharvestersneedtodoistosoundthewhistle,droptheirnets,anddrawinalotoffish.Manycountrieshaveclosedtheiroffshorefishingwaterstoshipsfromothercountries.Withfishwhistleandbarns,Japanhopetobecomele

18、ssdependentonimportingfishfromothercountries.36. Theword“aroundthecornethesecondparagraphmeans.A.adeadendB.impossibleC.verynearD.notathroughroad37. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A. Formanyyearspeopledependonlucktocatchfish.B. Fishcanneverbetrainedlikeadog.C. Radarcanalwayshelpcatchmorefish.D.

19、Well-equippedfishingshipsneverhaveabaddayincatchingfish.38. Fromthepassagewelearnthat.A. peopleareexpectingtheseatooffermorefishB. JapanhopestosupplemorefishtoothercountriesC. theharvesterscancatchasmanyfishaspossiblenowD. manycountrieshavetakenmeasurestoprotecttheirfishingwatersfromforeignships39.

20、Onthewhole,thepassageisabout.A. anewfishingmethodB. anexperimentwithfishC. howtotrainfishD. howtofeedfishBWhiletravelingabroad,Mr.Jacksonranshortofmoney.Sohewrotetohisbrother,askingfor$500."Sendmethemoneybytelegram,hewrote,“totheFisherBankinP”AfteraweekhebegancallingattheFisherBank."Nothin

21、ghascomeforyou,“hewastold.AsthisFrankgotmoreandmoreworried.InthefifthweekMr.Frankwastakenawaybythepolicemenforfailingtopayforthebill.Hetriedtoexplaintheproblemtothem,butnoonebelievedhim.Hewassenttoprisonforsixtydays.Whenhecameout,hewentimmediatelytotheFisherBank.Theclerkhespoketowasanewman."Hav

22、eyoureceived$500forme?'heasked."MynameisJacksonFrank.”Theclerkcheckedhisbooks.,JackstoIt'shere.Itcamebytelegrlartnmesee-oh,threemonthsago.Wewonderedwhereyouwere."HeshowedMr.Franktheorder.Theorderread:"PayMrJacksonthesumof$500.”“ButmynameisJacksonFrank,notFrankJackson.”“Oh,that

23、'sallright,sir.Itwasinourbooksunderthelette/"butitisyourmoney.”Theclerklaughed."Itwasamistake,sir!WetookyourfamilynametobeJacksonbymistake.Wdreallhumanbeings,aren'twe?Andsoweallmakemistakes.AfamilynamelikeFranksoundsstrangetome.Mr.Frankwassilent.Hereallywantedtohitsomebody.Atlasthe

24、said,“Weareallhumans?ButIthinksomehumansneedkicking.”40. Mr.JacksonFrankwasputintoprisonbecause.A. hedidn'tusehisreallynameB. hestolesomethingC. thepolicemadeamistakeD. hecouldn'tpayhisbill41. Mr.JacksonFrankdidn'treceivehismoneyintimeonlybecause.A. hehadmadeamistakeB. theclerkwasahumanb

25、eingC. hehadchangedhisfamilynameD. theclerkhadmadeamistake42. Bysaying“ButIthinksomehumansneedkickingr.JacksonFrankprobablymeans.A. hewantstokilltheclerkB. hewantstohittheclerkC. hewantstolaughattheclerkD. hewantstodothesametotheclerkDInMay1944,whenRalphwasasailorstationedinthePacific,hewrotealovele

26、ttertoagirlnamedGloriabackinChicago.Healsowrotetohiswife,Lillian.YoucanimagineLillian'ssurprisewhensheopenedherlettandfoundGloriasincluded.“DearGloria,itbegan."It'sabouttimeIintroducedmyself.Wehaven'tmet,yetIhaveheardsomuchalyou,ImustsayI'vefalleninlove.”“Tsconfessionmightcomeas

27、ashock,sinceyouknownothingaboutmeexceptwhatotherpeoplehavetoldyou.Donttakethemtooseriously.Imreallynotabadfellowonceyougettoknowme.AndmyfeelingsforyouwillneverchangeaslongasIlive.”“Ihopethismakestheproperimpressionandyouwon'tthinkmetoobold.Sendmeapicture.Andpleasenloveforyoulockedinyourheart,tob

28、eopenedonlywhenIcallforitinperson.”Gloria,nowinhermid-40s,mailedmetheletter,alongwiththeoneRalphwroteinMay1994toLillian.GloriawasthreemonthsoldwhenRalph,herfather,mailedthemboth.He'dbeenonawarshipfortenmonthsanneverseenher.He'snow80andstillhappilymarriedtoLillian,Gloria'smother.48. After

29、Lillianreadtheletters.A.shewasveryangrywithherhusbandB.shedidntknowwhattodoC.shewasverysurprisedD.shewasgladandmuchamused49. WhenRalphwrotethesetwoletters,hewas.A.inhis30sB.50C.inhis20sD.8050. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A. LilliandivorcedRalphaftershereadtheletterB. GloriarefusedRalph's

30、loveC. RalphremarriedLillianwhenhewas80D. RalphsentalettertoLillianandonetoGloriainthesameenvelope51. Fromthepassagewecaninferthat.A. LillianhatedRalphB. RalphwasanamusingmanC. GloriadidntthinkRalphwasagoodboyfriendD. RalphputthetwolettersinoneenvelopebycarelessnessEIt'sgreattogoonvacation,butit

31、'salsonicetocomehomb）biiglrasegmtofeelthesameway.Birdssuchasblack-tailedgodwits（黑尾豫）,amigratingbirdthatcanbefoundinEurope,Asia,NorthAfricaandNorthAustralia,flysoutheverywinter.Then,theyreturnhometospendthesummermonthswiththeirlifelongpartners.Now,scientistshavefound,pairsofgodwitsoftenreturntoth

32、eirsummerbreeding（繁殖）groundswithinthreedaysofeachother,eventhoughtheyspendtheentirewinterapart.It'sasiftheyarrangedthedatethattheywouldmeetupagain.ResearchersinEngland,putcoloredlegbandsonthebirds.Then,theyaskedbirdwatchersaroundEuropetoreportbyemailwhentheysawthebirdsduringthewinter.Thesimplest

33、wayforbirdstoreturnatthesametimewouldbetospendthewintertogether.Afterall,iftheyindifferentplaces,theycantcalleachotheronthephoneandtalkaboutwhentheyllmeetagfoundthatcouplesusuallyspentthewinteronthecoastofIrelandwhilehismatewasinFrance.Thesefindingsareimportantforprotectingthebirds,scientistssay.Bla

34、ck-tailedgodwitsliveforupto25years.TheyspendtheirsummerinIceland,wheretheymate,buttheyspreadalloverotherpartsofEuropeinwinter.Onceapairmates,there'sa90percentchancethatthey'llreturntomatewitheachotheragainthenextyprotectionoftheirwidewebofholidaydestinationisveryimportant.Howdothebirdsarrangetheirdateofreturn?Unlessscientistsfindtheirfeatheredcellphones,thatquestionwillremainamystery.