Module 1 单元测试题

选修7 Module 1 Basketball测试题第一部分听力（共两节, 满分30 分）(略)第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节语法和词汇知识(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

21. After he came to himself, he remembered ______ and ______ on the head with a stick by someone.A. attacking; hittingB. to be attacked; to be hitC. being attacked; being hitD. having been attacked; hit22. —Did your brother come back early last night？—Yes. It was not yet eight o’clock ______ he arrived home.A. beforeB. whenC. thatD. until23. History is ______ a subject that only tells us of what happened in history; it tells us a lot of truth.A. less thanB. more thanC. no more thanD. not more than24. Hearing what he said about his heroic struggle at the meeting, we all _____ him all the more.A. admiredB. wonC. forgaveD. admitted25. What advantages do you think Beijing ______ other cities in hosting the 29th Olympic Games?A. takes ofB. has overC. takes upD. gets over26. We had tried ou r best to save the old man’s life. We failed, _________.A. howeverB. thereforeC. whereasD. otherwise27. Spelling mistakes in your composition, if _______, should be corrected.A. necessaryB. possibleC. anyD. important28. — Where is John, Tom? I saw him with you just now.—Oh, he has just gone _______ with his brother.A. to that wayB. that wayC. to that directionD. in that way29. The disease was spreading and children under five were _____ risk.A. onB. inC. atD. for30. The experts _______ that the income from exports will rise this year because both exports and prices have increased.A. confirmB. expectC. proveD. inspect31. She _______ to win the competition since she is always among the top students in our class.A. preservesB. reservesC. observesD. deserves32. If Helen says she will complete the job on time, you can always _______ her to deliver the goods.A. rely onB. stick toC. insist onD. count for33. The price of goods usually rises when the supply is not ______ for the demand.A. valuedB. normalC. adequateD. average34. Experiments have proved that this kind of fertilizer can ________ the growth of beans.A. produceB. dominateC. accelerateD. obtain35. — Do you think our team will win the match?—________. They are so brilliant players.A. No doubtB. Not reallyC. No problemD. It’s hard to say第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）To me, a singer is someone who finds his voice at an early age. This wasn’t my 36 . I treated music in a very casual way. I was much more interested in 37 . Then everything changed on the day before I 38 20.I was driving with some friends when my car 39 . My spinal cord（脊髓）was damaged. My nerves were compressed, 40 my lower body. I couldn’t walk and also had trouble with my 41 . My father, a lawyer, quit his job for a year to take care of me.It took long for me to recover 42 . I had to learn how to walk again. With each 43 I took, I was sweating like crazy. My soccer-playing days were over 44 . But I would be in a wheelchair today 45 I hadn’t got my father’s care.During my recuperation, I listened to 46 on the radio. When given a guitar to practice 47 my fingers, I started strumming the instrument and 48 my own song, Life Goes On. My father liked it very much when I sang it for him. Then, after I 49 about a national singing competition, I said to him, “I’m going to enter it.”He was 50 . Music as a career was still completely 51 to him. He didn’t think I would become a professional singer; no one in my family had 52 been. But he didn’t say no. He gave me his 53 . And when I was almost 25 years old, I entered the contest and sang the song I had written.And I won. I recorded the song, and soon I started to hear 54 singing all over the radio. My song became a No. 1 hit in my country. 55 , I began my singing career.36. A. judgment B. opinion C. situation D. expectation37. A. medicine B. sports C. business D. law38. A. became B. grew C. turned D. started39. A. broke down B. rolled overC. ran outD. burned up40. A. cutting B. disturbingC. blockingD. affecting41. A. neck B. feet C. arms D. hands42. A. entirely B. naturallyC. smoothlyD. safely43. A. measureB. attempt C. step D. treatment44. A. in a way B. for sureC. at the same timeD. before long45. A. if only B. since C. if D. in case46. A. news B. programmesC. reportsD. music47. A. opening B. moving C. showing D. matching48. A. recorded B. recalled C. enjoyed D. wrote49. A. talked B. learned C. thought D. checked50. A. cautiousB. angry C. curious D. interested51. A. puzzled B. foreign C. difficult D. secret52. A. never B. even C. ever D. still53. A. instruction B. introductionC. permissionD. explanation54. A. my song B. my fansC. themselvesD. myself55. A. However B. ThusC. MeanwhileD. Moreover第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）ＡAs a youth, I often collected and sold drink bottles to pay for my packs of baseball cards. I remember sitting on the floor and arranging the cards for hours. As with many joys of youth, I put it aside when it came time for college and jobs.In 1990, I started reading about how the hobby was hot again and had almost become a national fever. I started again buying packs, and soon I was trying to put together a complete set of 792 cards. My eight-year-old son and I would go over the lists to see which players we needed to finish the set. What made me sad was that I was unsuccessful in getting a Ken Griffey, Jr. card. Griffey was one of the most famous baseball players.I could have gone to the local card shop and bought one by spending a couple of dollars, but I was determined to pull one out of a pack. Making my bad luck even worse was the fact that a replica（复制品）of Griffey’s card was on the box, advertising the car d design. It’s almost as if that Griffey on the box was attracting me to buy another hundred packs.The next time my son and I opened some packs, I told him how badly I wanted a Ken Griffey, Jr. card. Later that evening my son came to me, his hand behind his back. With scissors in his hand, he handed me a Ken Griffey, Jr. card. “Now you needn’t look any more,” he said. My son had cut one of the Griffey replicas off the box.I continued collec ting, and ended up with some old and valuable cards. But there’s one card I would never trade. I still have that Ken Griffey, Jr. card, the one with the rough borders and only plain gray pasteboard on the back.56. When the writer went to college, ___________.A. he stuck to many of his childhood hobbiesB. he gave up his childhood hobbiesC. he found collecting baseball cards boringD. he didn’t have any hobbies any more57. “The hobby” in the second paragraph must refer to “_______”.A. collecting drink bottlesB. selling drink bottlesC. collecting baseball cardsD. selling baseball cards58. It was so hard for the writer to get a Ken Griffey, Jr. card probably because ______.A. he couldn’t afford to buy this expensive cardB. not all the packs had this kind of cardsC. few shops sold this kind of cardsD. there were only replicas of this card on the market59. Why wouldn’t the writer trade his Griffey card for another?A. Because he expected it to be more valuable in the future.B. Because this card had a special design.C. Because he wouldn’t want to make his son sad.D. Because this card showed his son’s love for him.ＢThere are more than a dozen special nurses calming patients at Providence Alaska Medical Center. They may not say much, but their presence alone is enough to warm the heart.Doc, a dog, has been in the hospital for five years. Rather than helping put out a fire, he’s here for the little patients as part of the Pet Therapy（治疗）Program at Providence.Mary Troll started the program back in 1998. “It perhaps reminds them of their own home or their family dog, but it’s also an opportunity for them to have fun, to touch and to have that touch be pleasant. Often our touch in the hospital is painful or difficult. Kids need to have a connection to the normal world outside of the hospital,” Troll said.Every Wednesday, a dog comes to the children’s hospital to spend time with the young patients. Four-year-old Erin is a regular. Her mother, Renee, said Erin is going through genetic (基因) testing to find out what her disease is —testing that requires a lot of blood draws.“A lot of times with blood draws, before the pet therapy, her anxiety is up so high before it starts that we don’t get the draw. It certainly relieves her stress with a dog in the hospital,” Renee said.“They must have good manners, no jumping on people, come when they’re called and sit or lie down when they’re asked to,” V olunteer Peggy said. Doc knows all the stuff, but he greets the kids with more than just manners. He greets them with a smile.Providence has recently expanded the program by allowing pet therapy in rooms where kids may be too sick to join the group. They also now have pet therapy in waiting areas for patients’ families.60. For what purpose did Mary Troll start the Pet Therapy Program?A. To free parents from looking after their kids in hospital.B. To let kid patients learn about animals while in hospital.C. To help kids feel more relaxed while in hospital.D. To help kids get rid of the pain caused by their illnesses.61. Thanks to the pet therapy, four-year-old Erin ______.A. is getting better and betterB. can come to the hospital alone to get testedC. has begun to like getting close to dogsD. is not that anxious before her draws62. From the passage, we can learn that ____________.A. the manners of the dogs are very important during the therapyB. the effect of the pet therapy is not completely satisfactoryC. the dogs can also help do other things like putting out a fireD. dogs in the program have worked in the hospital for only five years63. What would be the best title of the passage?A. Special programs intended to cure kid patients.B. Pet therapy is widely used in Alaska hospitals.C. Communication with animals helps kids recover.D. Dog nurses help sick kids in hospital.ＣMichael Jeffrey Jordan was born on February 17, 1963, in New York, but later his family decided to move to North Carolina. His parents worked hard to provide the family with a comfortable life and meantime, they continually raised their expectations for their five children, letting them know that more was expected from them.As a child, Jordan played baseball and basketball. But after he began spending more time on the basketball court, his interest changed. Because his older brother, Larry, continuously beat him when they played one-on-one, he became determined to become a better player. Sometimes, he also played football in his free time.Sadly, in 1978, when Jordan attended Laney High School, he was cut from the school team although he was a good player and quick. He became even more determined. Between the 10th and 11th grade, Jordan grew from 5'11'' to 6'3'', and he made the team the following year.By the time Jordan was finishing his senior year at Laney, he had got a basketball scholarship from the University of North Carolina. In the summer of 1984, Jordan played on the US Men’s Olympic Basketball Team, scoring an average of 17.1 points per game. Two months after the Olympics, Jordan played his first regular-season game with the Chicago Bulls.Soon his acrobatic (特技的) moves and hangtime won him the nickname “Air Jordan”. Michael led the Bulls to the World Championship in 1991 and two more before he announced his first retirement. The world applauded when he returned to the NBA in March 1995. Although his first season was shaky, even his critics had to admit Michael’s talent shone through. In 1996, Jordan led the Bulls to their best regular-season record and the fourth Championship title in six years.64. The second paragraph mainly tells us ___________.A. Jordan played baseball and basketball best in his childhoodB. Larry played basketball better than JordanC. why Jordan decided to become a better basketball playerD. why Jordan played football in his spare time65. Jordan was not admitted to the school team probably because _______.A. he didn’t play basketball well enough thenB. he was still too short for playing basketballC. his talent for basketball was not recognizedD. his competitive spirit was not strong enough66. How did the Bulls perform in the early 1990s?A. They played just so-so.B. They played as well as before.C. They played well and won the first World Championship.D. They played very well and won three World Championships.67. The underlined word “applauded” in the last paragraph probably means “_________”.A. shoutedB. cheeredC. was shockedD. was disappointed68. From the passage, we can learn that ____________.A. Jordan’s parents had high hopes for their childrenB. Jordan didn’t get along well with his brother LarryC. Jordan only retired once in his basketball careerD. Jordan won the nickname “Air Jordan” because of his quick speedＤWe all want to be successful. We all want it to be simple. Are there any secrets we can get from a book?The book called Ｔｈｅ１００ＳｉｍｐｌｅＳｅｃｒｅｔｓｏｆＨａｐｐｙＰｅｏｐｌｅis written by David Niven. This bathroom-perfect book has 100 different studies, telling you that 64% of people feel that their failure is someone else’s fault; 70% of successful managers keep a ca lm state in daily life, and 90% of people feel they’ll someday hit their career goals.Each of the studies is accompanied by a publisher’s shor t description of the content that sometimes relates to the study. You also get a short story about a real person who comes to an insight about their job or life.The items here all make common sense, and some seem obvious. The language is straightforw ard. You learn that “it might get worse before it gets better” — so stick with it. On the other hand, maybe you should reevaluate your goals and decide on new, better ones. After all, “your goals are living things.” Be sure to “find your own path”, but “don’t want everything” —just the things that you should want. “Write down the directions” too — in case someone else is following along behind you and wants to follow your path towards your goal.I don’t mean to criticize this book too much. I did enjoy it. It had nice little thoughts that certainly were good to think about. Maybe one morning when you wake up, you could flip (快速翻动) to a random page, read its message, and then see how it applies to your life, like “exercise and eat right”. That sounds li ke a good one that could apply to everyday life.69. According to the content of the passage, we know it is _________.A. an introduction of a bookB. a review of a bookC. an advertisement for a new bookD. a guide to a new book70. By calling this book a “bathroom-perfect book”, the writer means that ___________.A. this book is suitable to be read when people take a bathB. this book can be read at any place and at any timeC. this book is fit to be read when you are aloneD. this book is small in size for convenience71. The language used in the book is ____________.A. easily understood by people with higher educationB. simple and easy to understandC. so easy that it sounds quite sillyD. to enable people with lower education to read it72. Which of the following is a characteristic of the book?A. The publisher’s description is all related to the study mentioned.B. The examples used in the book, though imaginary, are encouraging.C. All the advice in the book is supported by scientific studies.D. The advice offered in the book is not useful for old people.ＥTop readers read at a speed of above 1,000 words per minute (wpm) with near 85% comprehension, but they only represent 1% of readers. Average readers are the most and only reach around 200 wpm with a comprehension of 60%. This seems surprising since most readers practice daily for at least one hour by reading work papers, newspapers, magazines or books. With so much training everyone should be a top p erformer. Unluckily, this isn’t the case.Every computer-user who is also a slow typist knows the benefit he could get by doing a typing course, but almost nobody doubts that improving reading comprehension and speed is even more beneficial. The rapid improvement of voice recognition may slowly make typing obsolete (淘汰的) since a good typist types well under the speed of speech. On the other hand, human or computer speaking, with an average speed of 150 wpm, will always remain much slower than a good reader.There are three possible ways to improve reading. The fastest is a speed reading seminar (培训班). It is quite usual for a slow reader to double his reading efficiency during a two-day class offering an encouraging situation, carefully chosen texts and comprehension tests. However, this rapid improvement, if lacking practice, often disappears with time. A book about speed reading is the second possibility. Such a book usually provides speed and comprehension tests as well as reading skills. But this method calls for much time. A speed reading computer program is probably the best way to achieve top reading levels. Speed reading software delivers enjoyable and fast paced training, thus giving the lasting practice necessary to break lifelong slow reading habits. This is the task that the other two methods usually leave to the reader.73. Compared with average readers, top readers _______.A. spend less time training to increase their reading speedB. make up a large percentage of all the readersC. have faster speed but worse reading comprehensionD. have faster speed and better reading comprehension74. Which of the following will reduce the importance of fast typing?A. Progress in the speed of human speaking.B. The wide use of computers.C. Progress in voice recognition.D. The laziness of the typists.75. What is the common disadvantage of a speed reading book and a speed reading seminar?A. Failing to provide good materials.B. Failing to keep the readers’ interest.C. Failing to give enough reading tests.D. Failing to supply ongoing practice.第四部分写作（共两节, 满分35 分）第一节短文改错(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)A boy liked a beautiful girl very much, which was very 76.excellent in many ways in the class. He eager to meet her77.lonely but didn’t know what he should do. One day after 78.school, he found his English teacher, Miss Lin in an office 79.and suddenly had a good idea. He decided to ask her help 80.because he was the most romantic. When Miss Lin81.knew about his situation, she tells the boy he should try to 82.find the girl’s fault and saw whether he could bear them. 83.If he could, she would help him. However, the boy soon 84.found many faults of the girl that he couldn’t bear them. 85.At last he gave up the idea.第二节书面表达(满分25分)假定你是学生会干部，请根据以下内容写一则书面通知。