高中英语外研版必修3同步练习：module 5 综合技能测试(含答案)【精校版】

外研版精品英语资料（精校版）Module 5综合技能测试本试卷分第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)两部分，共150分。

考试时间120分钟。

第Ⅰ卷(选择题)第一部分听力第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。

AConfucius was born in today's Qufu in Shandong Province in 551 BC.His family was far from being well to-do.But he was a hard-working pupil even in his childhood.When the young man of a little over twenty，he became a small official of the state.Since he was very knowledgeable and serious in work，he had become quite well-known by the time he turned thirty.Confucius had been to many of the states of the time，trying to make his political views accepted by the rulers in running their states.But they turned_a_deaf_ear_to his views and opinions.As a result，Confucius made up his mind to devote all his energies to education.When people learned about this，many of them sent their children to him to be educated.They were accepted one and all and so Confucius became the first man in the history of Chinese education to start a private school.Yan Hui，a young man of humble origin，wanted to be accepted asConfucius's student.But the family was so poor that they even haddifficulty providing themselves with daily necessities.He was afraid hewould be rejected as he could not afford the tuition.One day he came towhere Confucius was giving lectures and overheard Confucius say，“I'mready to accept anyone that can bring 10 pieces of preserved meat fortuition，whatever his origin.”Greatly heartened by this，Yan Hui hurried back home and told his friends Zi Lu and Zi Gong about it.A few days later，all three became Confucius's students.Confucius was a dedicated educator，having accepted a total of 3,000 students in his life，of whom 72 were outstanding scholars.Through educational work，Confucius succeeded in spreading his political views，which eventually became an independent school of thought and had a great impact on China for thousands of years.【语篇解读】文章向我们介绍了中国古代著名的哲学家——孔子的生平事迹。

21．Confucius had become very famous by the time he turned thirty because________.A．he had rich knowledge and took his work seriouslyB．he was a hard-working pupil when he was youngC．many people in the government knew him wellD．his political view had been widely accepted答案：A细节理解题。

根据第一段第五句Since he was very knowledgeable and serious in work，he had become quite well-known by the time he turned thirty.可知，孔子在三十岁时就很有名望的原因是他的博学和对工作的严谨。

其他选项均不正确。

22．The underlined phrase“turned a deaf ear to”in the first paragraph probably means“________”．A．refused to listen to someoneB．were willing to accept somethingC．gave away something important to othersD．made someone's ear deaf答案：A词义猜测题。

根据第一段第六句．..trying to make his political views accepted by the rulers in running their states.可知，孔子希望统治者能接受他的政治观点，而通过but一词也表明其观点并没有被统治者所认可和接受，故选A。

23．From the last part of the first paragraph，we can learn that________.A．nobody hoped to send their children to school thenB．Confucius was the first person to start education for all in ChinaC．Confucius was happy to work in the governmentD．Confucius started his school with the help of the government答案：B细节理解题。

根据文章第一段最后一句．..so Confucius became the first man in the history of Chinese education to start a private school.可知答案，而其他选项与原文所提供的细节不符。

24．The second paragraph in the passage is used to be an example to suggest________.A．Yan Hui's family was too poor to afford his educationB．the education Confucius provided was for all childrenC．Confucius liked to eat preserved meatD．Yan Hui was a young man with ambition答案：B推理判断题。

作者在文章第一段中提到了孔子所从事的教育是针对所有人的，其中一句为They were accepted one and all。

而文章第二段则以出身卑微的颜回成为孔子学生的过程为例说明其教育是针对所有人的，而不论出身贵贱。

BWhile running for president，Barack Obama often talked about his mother，Ann Dunham，and the lessons she taught him through her work with poor rural communities around the world.Dunhamdied of cancer in 1995，before any of her grandchildren were born.Now Barack Obama's sister，Maya Soetoro-Ng，has written Ladder to the Moon，a children's book that attempts to connect her young daughter，Suhaila，with the grandmother she never knew.The book's title was inspired hy a picture postcard Dunham gave Maya as a child.It features a painting by Georgia O'Keeffe，which depicts a ladder floating against the night sky，with a half-moon high above it.In the book，little Suhaila asks her mother what her grandmother was like.“Like the moon，”her mother replies.“Full，soft and curious.”Suhaila longs to meet her，and one night，her wish comes true.A golden ladder appears at her window and Grandma Annie invites the girl to come along on a magical journey.“The book is about an evening spent helping others to come up to the moon after natural disasters and religious conflicts，”says Soetoror­Ng.“And the moon becomes an imagined place to heal and rest until we laugh loudly again.”It seemed natural for Soetoro-Ng to connect her daughter with Grandma Annie through the moon.Her mother，she says，always loved the moon because it was the same for everybody，no matter where in the world they were.Under the glow of the moon，she recalls，her mother shared her most meaningful tales with her children.That's how Soetoro-Ng says she，her brother and President Obama，remember their mother—as a great story teller and role model.“Like me，he feels that she's someone who gave us a strong moral compass，and that she gave us compassion and desire to recognize the things that are common to all humanity and reach out across the divides even when doing so is hard，”she says.“That's something extremely valuable.”It wasn't just her mother's tales that shaped who she and her brother have become.Soetoro-Ng says what parents do is more important than what they say.Dunham，who had a PhD in anthropology，worked in rural development in some of the poorest places in the world.25．By writing Ladder to the Moon，Maya intends to________.A．show her mother's strong influenceB．express her mother's loveC．stress the importance of good parentingD．let her daughter know about her grandmother答案：D细节理解题。