模塊綜合檢測1.完形填空(共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分)Therearemanykindsoffriends.Somearealways16you，butdon'tunderstandyou.Somesayonlyafewwordstoyou，butunderstandyou.Manypeoplewillstepinyourlife，butonly17friendsleavefootprints.Ishallalwaysrecall(回憶)theautumnandthegirlwiththe18．Shewillalwaysbringbackthefriendshipbetweenus.Iknowshewillalwaysbemybestfriend.Itwasthegoldenseason.Icouldseethe19leavesfloatingwiththecool20．Insuchaseason，Ilikedwalkingaloneintheleaves，21tothesoundofthem.Autumnisa22seasonbutlifeisuninterestingtome.Thefreedaysalwaysgetme23.Butoneday，thesoundofaviolin24intomyearslikeastream(小溪)flowinginthemountains.IwassosurprisedthatIjumpedtoseewhatitwas.Ayounggirl，standinginthewind，was25inplayingherviolin.Ihad26seenherbefore.ThemusicwassonicethatIlistenedquietly.Lostinthemusic，Ididn'tknowthatIhadbeen27thereforsolongbutmyexistencedidnotseemtodisturbher.Leaveswerestillfalling.Everyday28sheplayedtheviolininthecornerofthebuilding，Iwentdownstairstowatchherperformance.Iwastheonlylistener.Theautumnseemednolongerlonelyandlifebecame29．30wedidn'tknoweachother，Ithoughtwewerealreadygoodfriends.Ibelieveshealsolovedme.Autumnwasnearlyover.Oneday，whenIwaslisteningcarefully，thesoundsuddenly31.Tomyastonishment，thegirlcameovertome.“Youmustlikeviolin.”shesaid.“Yes.Andyouplayverywell.Whydidyoustop？”Iasked.Suddenly,a32expressionappearedonherfaceandIcouldfeelsomethingunusual.“Icameheretoseemygrandmother，butnowImustleave.Ionceplayedverybadly.Itwasyoulisteningeverydaythat33me.”shesaid.“34itwasyourplayingthatgavemeameaningfulautumn，”Ianswered，“Let'sbefriends.”Thegirlsmiled，andsodidI.Ineverheardherplayagaininmylife.Inolongerwentdownstairstolistenlikebefore.Onlythickleaveswereleftbehind.ButIwillalwaysrememberthefinefigureofthegirl.Sheislikea35—soshort,sobright,likeashootingstargivingoffsomuchlightthatitmakestheautumnbeautiful.16．A.with B．forC．a(chǎn)gainst D．to17．A.good B．trueC．reliable D．stubborn18．A.sound B．songC．partner D．violin19．A.blue B．purpleC．green D．yellow20．A.wind B．snowC．a(chǎn)ir D．rain21．A.watching B．listeningC．seeing D．hearing22．A.lively B．hardC．harvest D．lonely23．A.bored B．determinedC．excited D．concerned24．A.flowed B．grewC．entered D．ran25．A.lost B．a(chǎn)ctiveC．busy D．interested26．A.once B．neverC．frequently D．usually27．A.waiting B．stoppingC．standing D．hearing28．A.because B．butC．when D．before29．A.interesting B．movingC．boring D．tiring30．A.Since B．HoweverC．Even D．Though31．A.stopped B．beganC．gone D．changed32．A.happy B．sadC．strange D．calm33．A.surprised B．excitedC．encouraged D．interested34．A.Actually B．GenerallyC．Normally D．Apparently35．A.song B．dreamC．fire D．sister2.閱讀理解(共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分)AOurtravelexpertsareeagertoassistyouwithyourcheapflightticketsandpackagedealbookings.CallusforcheapairticketdealsonflightsfromallUKairports.CheapFlightstoNewYorkTheskylineofManhattanisanunforgettablesightwhenfirstglimpsed，andNewYorkisacitythatknowshowtoattractthevisitors.VisittheStatueofLiberty,takeahorse-drawncarriageroundCentralPark,takeaphotoatTimesSquare,seeashowonBroadway，orexploreChinatown.BookyourcheapflighttoNewYorkfrom￡459only.CheapFlightstoSanFranciscoSanFranciscoisabigcitywithasmall-towncharmdelightingitsvisitors.This“CitybytheBay”hasagorgeousoceansetting,wonderfularchitecture，andtheGoldenGateBridgethatdominatesthelandscape.There'ssomuchtoseeanddo.Youcanenjoyarideinacablecar,visitfashionableNobHillandUnionSquare.Andthecity'slong-establishedChinatownisessential.There'snoshortageofamazingnightlifewithrestaurants,nightclubs,andbarsofeverydescription.BookyourcheapflighttoSanFranciscofrom￡564only.CheapFlightstoSydneySurf,sandandsunsumupthisvibrantcitylikenoother.Famousforitsgoldenbeachesandtrulyworld-classsurf，Sydneyoffersthebestoutdooractivities.Alivelycentreforbusinessaswellasarts,thecityisawonderwithcafeculture,charmingnightlife,andanexcitingrestaurantscene.YoucanlearntosurfatManly,swimatIcebergPool,andtakeadipintheoceanatBondiBeach.YoucanalsodipintotheOperaHouseforaconcert,exploretheBotanicGardens,andtakeanearly-dinnersunsetcruiseonthelovelySydneyHarbortowatchthecitylightup.BookyourcheapflighttoSydneyfrom￡796only.Didyouknowthatbookingflightticketsandhotelstogethercouldsaveyouupto40%onyourtotaltravelcost?AskourexperttravelagenttoquoteyouonapackagedealtoNewYork，SanFrancisco，Sydneyandsavebig.Hurry!Callusnowtogetthischeapflightdeal.CallSouthallTravel24/7tobookcheapflights.36．Ifyouliketoenjoywonderfulnightswithfriends，you'llprobablybooktheticketto．A．NewYorkorSanFranciscoB．NewYorkorSydneyC．ChinatownorBondiBeachD．SydneyorSanFrancisco37．Accordingtothepassage，Sydneyisbestknownfor．A．itsbeachesandsurfingB．itsbusinessaswellasartsC．theOperaHouseD．theBotanicGardens38．Howcanyoubooktheflighttickets?A．Byphone.B．OntheInternet.C．Withapersonalvisit.D．Throughahotel.39．Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A．Tointroducethreefamouscities.B．Toattracttouriststobookflights.C．Tointroducesometravelexperts.D．Torecommendtouristactivities.BFriendshipscanbedifficult—becauseoftenpeoplearen'tashonestandopenastheyshouldbe.Sometimes，peopleendupgettinghurt.Mostproblemswithfriendshipscomeupbecausepeoplearejusttooselfishtocareaboutthethingsthattheirfriendsneed.Theycareabouttheirownneedsmuchmore，whichmakesithardforfriendshipstowork.However，beingselfishispartofhumannature.Apersonisputtogetherinordertotakecareofhimselfandhisownneeds，notnecessarilythoseneedsofotherpeople.Eventhoughbeingselfishissomethingthatallhumansarebornwith，itissomethingthateveryoneshouldguardagainst.Thebestthingtorememberwhenyouareafriendtoanyoneisthatyouneedtotreatyourfriendthesamewayasyou'dliketobetreated.Thisiswonderfuladviceforafriendship，becauseitisreallytheonlywaytomakesurethatyouaregivingyourfriendeverythingyouwouldwanttobegiveninafriendship.Wheneveryouhaveaquestionabouthowyoushouldtreatafriend，itiseasytofindananswersimplybyaskingyourselfwhatyouwouldlikeyourfriendtodoforyou，ifheorsheisinyourshoes.Evenifyou'realwaysthinkingabouthowyou'dliketobetreated，andyourfriendsaretoo，thereareissuesthatcomeupfromtimetotimeineachfriendship，anditisimportanttounderstandhowtodealwiththeseissuessothatyoucanbuildstrongerandhealthierfriendships.Issueslikefriendsgettingboyfriendsorgirlfriendsandnotspendingenoughtimewiththeirfriends，orevenfriendsfindingnewfriendsandleavingoldfriendsbehindareissuesthatwillprobablycomeupwithoneormoreofyourfriendships.Itisimportanttoknowhowtodealwiththeseissuessothatyoucankeepyourfriendsandmakenewones.Noonewantstohaveabrokenfriendship.40．Thispassagemainlydealswith．A．theimportanceoffriendshipsB．theadvantagesoffriendshipsC．theproblemswithfriendshipsD．themeaningoffriendships41．Accordingtotheauthor，problemswithfriendshipsmayappearwhen．A．oneishonest B．oneisselfishC．oneisalone D．oneistoobusy42．Accordingtothepassage，thefirstandmostimportantthingtobeotherpeople'sfriendis．A．totreatyourfriendsasfairlyaspossibleB．togiveyourfriendswhateveryouhaveC．nottohurtyourfriends'feelingsD．nottothinkofyourownneedsanymore43．What'sthepurposeofunderstandinghowtodealwithfriendshipissues?A．Toleadacomfortablelife.B．Tobuildstrongerandhealthierfriendships.C．Tobetreatedthewayyouwant.D．Togetaboyfriendorgirlfriendmorequickly.CAJapanesemanhassetanewGuinnessworldrecordintrackandfield，attheoldageof105.HidekichiMiyazaki，afatheroffourandgrandfatherof10，completedthe100-metersprint(短跑)in42.22secondsonWednesday，astheworld'soldestcompetitivesprinter.Miyazaki'sdaughterKiyonoaddedherfatherhadnotbeensleepingwellleadinguptothisyear'sKyodoMasterscompetition，experiencingpaininhislegs.Inadditiontosprinting，Miyazakialsocompetedintheshotput(鉛球)eventattheKyodoMasters，marking3.25meters.Miyazakididn'ttakeuptrackandfielduntiltheageof93—morethanthreedecadesafterheretiredfromworkinginanagriculturalcooperative.KiyonotoldCNN.Hespenttheprevious33yearspracticingcalligraphy(書法)andplayingJapanesechesswithhisfriends.Butastheystartedtodiefromoldage，hewantedtofindsomethinghecoulddoonhisown.Miyazakifirstcompletedthe100-meterdashattheKyodoMastersin2004，whenhewas96yearsold.ItwasthenthathestartedimitatingthetrademarkposeofUsainBolt，theworld'sfastestman.Hedoesitbecausehethinksit'scool.Evenathisage，Miyazakitakestrainingveryseriously.Hepracticeseveryday，exceptwhenit'sraining，inanearbypark.Hedoesa100-metersprintandpracticesthrowingshotputthreetimes.Kiyonosaidthedoctorhastoldherfatherthatit'stoomuchforsomeonehisage，butherefusestolisten.Asforthetimeheclocked(計(jì)時(shí))inWednesday'ssprint，Miyazakisaid，“Iwanttomakeitin35to36seconds.”44．Howoldwashewhenheretiredfromanagriculturalcooperative?A．Inhisforties. B．Inhissixties.C．Inhisseventies. D．Inhiseighties.45．Miyazakitookup100-metersprintasahobbybecause．A．hewastiredofpracticingcalligraphyB．noonewantedtoplaychesswithhimC．a(chǎn)llofhisfriendsdiedofoldageD．hecoulddoitallbyhimself46．AccordingtoKiyono，．A．thedoctoradvisesMiyazakinottodotoomuchsportB．MiyazakitakeswhatthedoctorsaysseriouslyC．oldpeoplearenotfittodo100-metersprintD．Miyazakipracticeshardeverydayinthepark47．Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．105-year-oldJapanesebecametheworld'soldestmanB．105-year-oldJapaneserankedNo.1intheworldC．105-year-oldJapanesecompletesthe100-meterracein42secondsD．105-year-oldJapanesehasmanykindsofhobbiesDAprivategroupofscientistshasannouncedplanstomakeanexactcopyofahumanbeing.AnAmericanmemberoftheteamsaysheandtheotherswillsoonbeginaseriousefforttoclonehumans.PanosZavossaystheteamhopestomanufacturetheworld'sfirstclonedbabywithinthenexttwoyears.Inrecentyears，scientistshaveproducedexactgeneticcopiesofsheepandafewotheranimals.Theycreatedtheseclonesfromasinglecellofanadultanimal.Threeyearsago，anotherAmericandoctor，RichardSeed，announcedplanstocloneahumanbeing.However，thereisnoevidencethathehasbeensuccessful.DoctorZavossaysthenewinternationalgroupplanstoofferhumancloningonlytowomenwhoarecurrentlynotabletobecomepregnantorproducechildren.Hesaystheaimistoassistpeoplewhowanttohavetheirownbiologicalchild.Thetechnologywouldbesimilartothatusedtocloneanimals.Itwouldinvolvecleaninggeneticmaterialfromawoman'segg.Doctorsthenwouldplacegeneticmaterialfromthewoman'shusbandintotheeggbeforeputtingitintothewoman'suterus(子宮)．DoctorZavossayshisgroupplanstodotheworkinacountryneartheMediterraneanSea.Hedidnotnamethecountry.HesaysanItalianreproductiveexpert，SevorinoAntinori，isleadingtheteam.DoctorAntinorihasledtheeffortstohelpmanyolderwomenbecomepregnant.Heisknownforestablishingpregnanciesinwomenasoldassixty.Manymedicalexpertsandothergroupsareopposedtotheideaofcloninghumans.Severalcountriesbanorrestrictworkonhumancloning.SeveraldoctorscriticizetheannouncementbyDoctorZavos.Theysaydoctorsdonotknowifcloninghumansispossibleorsafe.Theysayitwouldbeirresponsibletoattempttocloneahumanbeing.Thatisbecausethechancesofsuccessaretoosmallandtherisksaretoogreat.48．Theunderlinedword“manufacture”inthefirstparagraphmeans“”．A．produce B．opposeC．a(chǎn)ttempt D．experiment49．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．Intheory，scientistsareunlikelytoclonehumans.B．RichardSeedhasfallenbehindotherscientistsincloninghumans.C．Cloninghumanbeingsisgoodformen.D．Peoplehavedifferentideasaboutcloninghumans.50．Howdomanymedicalexpertsandothergroupsliketheideaofcloninghumans?A．Theyareinfavouroftheidea.B．Theyareagainsttheidea.C．Theyhaveanoptimisticattitudetotheidea.D．Theythinkitisnoneoftheirbusiness.3.任務(wù)型閱讀(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后圖表中的空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意：每個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。Manypeopleoftenlosetheirchancetolivelifetothefullestbecauseofprocrastination,whichmeansthattheyalwaysdelay(拖延)doingsomethingthatmustbedoneatonce.Moreover，becausetheyoftenputofftheirplanstill“tomorrow”，theyarelesslikelytoachievetheirgoalsandwillgiveuptheirdreamsandgoalsfinally.Asaresult，wecansaythatprocrastinationistheenemyofaprogressivelifestyle.Nowthatweknowprocrastinationissomethingbad，whydosomepeoplenottakeimmediateaction？Well，therearesomethingsthatresultinprocrastination.Dependingonsomeoneelseratherthandoingbyoneselfisoneofthethings.Wheneveryouwaitforsomethingtohappenbeforeyouact,youmakeiteasiertodelayyourgoalsanddreamsuntil“someday”．Anothercauseofprocrastinationisthatpeopledonotvalueeachmomentintheirday.Actually，it'ssurprisinghowmuchyoucandoifyoujustdecidetodolittlethingswiththelittletimeyouhave.Alsothosewhooftenprocrastinatecanalwaysfindagoodreasonforsomethingtheyrefusetodoatonce.Ifyouareoneofthosewhooftendelay，thenit'stimeforyoutomakeadecisiontoactnowbecausethingshappenonlywhenwedecidetoact.Getdowntodoingsomethinglikelosingweight,savingmoneyorspendingmoretimewithfamily.Don'tletthesethingscontinuetobeadesire(欲望)foryoutodo“someday”，butmakeadecisiontodoitnow.Onceyouhavemadeyourdecision，writedowntheplanandtakeactionimmediately.Makingplanscanhelpyouthinkcarefullyabouthowyouaregoingtodowhatyouneedtodo.Afterunderstandinghowtodowhatyouwanttodo，getdoingwiththeplan.Itdoesn'tmatterhowsmallthemoveyoumakeisasthelittlethingsyoudoaccumulate(累積)overtimeandmoveyoutobeclosertoyourgoals.So，don'twaituntiltomorrow;instead,startnow！Justmakeuseofeverymomentyouhavetodosomethingthatishelpfulinrealizingyourdreamsandgoals.Hereisachallengethatwillalsomoveyoutobeclosertoyourdreamsandgoalsiftakenseriously.Makealistoftenthingsyouhavebeenputtingoff.Itcouldbeanythingfromgettingahealthexamination,callingafriendorfamilymember，togettingthecarfixedandcleaningoutthegarbage,etc.Andthentrytodevelopthehabitofdoingthemimmediately！StayawayfromprocrastinationParagraphoutlineSupportingdetailsProblemswithprocr-astinationProcrastinationcanmakeone51．tolivelifetothefullest.Procrastinationcan52.onefromachievinghisgoals.Somepeopledon'tmakeprogressjustbecauseofprocrastination.The53．ofprocrastinationPeoplewhodelaydoingthingsareusuallynot54.becausetheyalwaysaskforhelpfromothers.Peopledon'trealizethateachmomentinadayisvery55..Procrastinationalsohassomethingtodowithmaking56..WaystostopprocrastinationMakeadecision.Ifyouwanttodosomething,doit57.andneverjustdesireit.Planandact.Bymakingaplan，you58.howtodowhatyouneedtodo.Smallmoveorlittlethingsalso59..Makealist.Listtenthingsyouliketodelay.Makeita60.tofinishthemontime.4.書面表達(dá)(滿分25分)閱讀下面的短文，然后按照要求寫一篇150詞左右的英語短文。Thecrowdattheairportmovedforwar