PAGE單元檢測卷(三)時間:120分鐘分數:120分第二部分閱讀(共兩節,滿分50分)第一節(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ARogerRocka’sDinnerTheatrePricesBuffetDinnerandShowonThursdaysandSundaysis$50thatincludescoffeeandicedteabutnotdesserts.TheMenuTableServiceDinnerandShowonFridaysandSaturdaysis$55.Again,thatincludescoffeeandicedteabutnotdesserts.WehaveThursday&Sundaydinnershowsof$47forseniors.WeofferaThursdayorSundayeveningdinnershowof$30tokidsaged15andunderwhenaccompaniedbyadultdiners,and$36tostudentsaged16-26.Wehaveshow-onlyticketswithnodinnerfor$10.Wheneverseatsareavailable,weoffer$16show-onlystudentrushtickets.HerearethewaysthatyoucanbuyticketsforaRogerRocka’sevent:OnlineYoucanbuyticketstoaperformance,seasontickets,andconcertticketsonlinethroughourwebsite.Youcanlookthroughthecalendarforadaythatworksforyouandclick“Buytickets”.AttheboxofficeOurboxofficeat1226NorthWishoninFresno’sTowerDistrictisopenfromTuesdaytoSunday.TuesdaysandWednesdays:10:00a.m.to5:30p.m.ThursdaysthroughSundays:10:00a.m.untilshowtimeat7:30p.m.or8:00p.m.ClosedonMondays.OrderyourseatYoucangiveusacallto(559)266-×××4or(800)371-×××7andareallivepersonwillhelpyoufindthetableyouwantattheperformanceyouwant.Singleticketsforthe2ndSpaceTheatrecanbeorderedbycallingtheboxofficeat(559)266-×××0oronlineatourwebsite.21.Howmuchshoulda20-year-oldstudentpayforadinner-showonThursday?A.$16. B.$30.C.$36. D.$47.22.Attheboxoffice,youcannotbuyaticketat.

A.10:00a.m.onTuesdayB.6:00p.m.onSundayC.11:00p.m.onMondayD.5:00p.m.onWednesday23.Thispassageisprobablytakenfroma.

A.websiteB.newspaperC.researchplanD.businessreportBSomeoftheworld’sbiggestjunkfoodmakersarebeingpaidmillionsofpoundsoftaxpayers’moneytodevelophealthiersnacks.TheyarebeinghandedgrantsbyVinceCable’sBusinessDepartmenttomeetpledges(承諾)tocutthesaltandfatcontentoftheirfood.Manyfirmshavereceivedthecash.Themoneyisbeingusedforresearchintonewtechnologiesandingredients.Butcriticshavecondemnedtheuseofthepublicpursetohelpbillion-poundcompaniesbecausetheyhavealreadybenefitedfromtaxbreaksavailableforcarryingoutresearchanddevelopment.Atleast￡2.9millionhasbeenhandedover.Whiletheworkisdoneincooperationwithacademicresearchersatuniversities,theprojectsaremanufacturer-ledandcommercialgainisthemainconsideration.Somecompanieshavetheirownmultimillion-poundresearchanddevelopmentfacilitieswhichhavereceivedhundredsofthousandsofpoundsinfunding.Inanattempttocurbpeople’sobesity,170companiessignedavoluntarypledgetoreducethecaloriesandlevelsofsaltintheirproducts.Morethan390havenowsigneduptothePublicHealthResponsibilityDeal.Criticssayjunkfoodmakersshouldbeproperlyregulatedratherthanbeingallowedtosignuptoavoluntarydeal.Aspokesmaninoneofthecompaniesadded,“Byworkinginpartnershipinthiswayandco-fundingimportantresearch,wecanhaveawide-reaching,positiveimpactonthehealthofthenation.”24.Whyaregrantsgiventothejunkfoodcompanies?A.Toimproveworkingconditions.B.Todevelophealthierproducts.C.Tobringinnewtechnologies.D.Tohelptocutdowntheircosts.25.Whowilltaketheleadintheprojectsaccordingtothetext?A.Thegovernment.B.Academicresearchers.C.Junkfoodmakers.D.Universities.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“curb”inthelastbutoneparagraphmean?A.Affect. B.Rid.C.Stress. D.Control.27.What’stheauthor’sattitudetoofferinggrantstojunkfoodmakers?A.Supportive. B.Objective.C.Negative. D.Worried.CObviously,mostpeoplewhotrytoloseweightgenerallyfocusallormostoftheirattentiononthefoodstheyeat.Butwhatabouttheirbehaviour?Aretherehabitstheycouldbebreakingthatwouldalsohelpthemloseweight?AccordingtotheOhioStateUniversityExtension,whichsummarisedthefindings,theresearcherslearnedpeoplewhoroutinelyatebreakfasts,lunches,anddinnerstendedtohavemoresuccesslosingweightthanpeoplewhoseeatingscheduleswereirregular.Asabonus,theywerealsomorelikelytoeatalargerquantityoffruitandvegetables.Oneactivitythatbroughtadisastertopeoplewhowantedtoloseweightwaswatchingtelevision,particularlyiftheyatewhilewatchingTV—andespeciallyiftheyatewhilewatchingTVafter7p.m.Peoplewhodidthesethings,includingsimplywatchingalotoftelevision,tendedtohaveahigherbodymassindex(BMI),aswellasahigherintakeoffatandsugars.Thosewhoateoutalotalsotendedtotakeinmorefatandsugars,whileeatingasmallerquantityoffruitandvegetables.Forthepurposeofthestudy,eatingawayfromhomewasdefinednotonlyaseatinginrestaurantsbutalsoeatingfoodprovidedbyanemployer,eatingfoodprovidedbycolleaguesatwork,andbuyingfoodatconveniencestoresorgasstations.Finally,thebestresultswereachievedbythosemotivatedpeoplewhokeptwrittentrackoftheamountandtypeofexercisetheydidandhowmanycaloriestheyate,whoplannedmeals,andusedmealreplacements.Thosewhodidthesethingsthemostgenerallylostmoreweight,atelessfatandfewersugars,atemorefruitandvegetables,andengagedinmorephysicalactivities.Socuttingoutallthosehigh-caloriesnackswillhelpyouloseweight.Butso,apparently,willchangesomeofyourhabitsandbehaviours.28.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A.Eatingirregularlywillleaveyouinagoodfigure.B.Regulareatingroutineisgoodforlosingweight.C.Losingweightdependsonfoodapersoneats.D.Fruitandvegetablescankeepyouhealthy.29.Whydidsomepeoplefailtoloseweight?A.BecausetheydidnothingbutwatchTVafter7a.m.B.BecausetheywerefondofwatchingTVatnoon.C.Becausetheyhadaparticularloveforsweets.D.Becausetheydevelopedakindofbadhabit.30.Whatdoesthefourthparagraphimply?A.Thebossesliketoinvitehisemployeestodinner.B.Moreandmorepeoplearecontenttoeatout.C.Eatingawayfromhomedoesharmtohealth.D.Itisveryconvenienttohavedinnersoutside.31.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinthepassage?A.Tohelppeoplegetmoremotivation.B.Toencouragepeopletoeatathome.C.Toadvisepeopletorefusecalories.D.Totellpeoplethattheyneedtochangetheirhabitstoloseweight.DSanFranciscohassomeofthebestrestaurantsanywhere—andoneofthemostunique,thetoppizzarestaurantinthecity,isalsooneofthefirsttobeownedandoperatedtotallybydeafpeople.MelodyandRussellSteinopenedtheplacein2011.Their900-degreewood-firedoven(爐)isthebesttheycouldfind,andsoiseveryingredient,fromsaucetosausage,tocheese,someofwhichcomefromItaly.“Wealsomakeitin-house,”saidMelody.“Andifthatdoesn’tmakeyouhungry,Idon’tknowwhatwill,”addedRussell.Andforthecustomerswhoshowuptherenightafternight,foodisonlypartoftheexperience.Unlikeotherrestaurants,noiseisn’taproblem,andneitheriscommunication;pointingatthemenuworksjustfine.Andyoucanevenphoneinatakeoutorder.Agreenlightonthewallsignalsanincomingcall.Anoperatorpicksitup,andtranslatesyourorderinsignlanguagebyaspecialTV.Butthisisaboutalotmorethanservinghungrycustomers.TracySmith,areporter,askedMelody,“Howimportantisittoyoutohaveanall-deafstaff?”“Oh,it’sveryimportant,”shereplied.“Ifahearingperson,say,doesn’tgetonwellhere,theycanfindajobtomorrow,whileallthedeafpeopleherehavetolookforyearsandstillcan’tfindajob.That’swhenIdecidedIwouldhaveatotallydeafteam,eveniftheyhavenoworkexperience.”Melodycomesfromarestaurant-owningfamilyfromHongKong,andshemetRussellatGallaudetUniversity.Nowthey’relookingtofranchise(獲得特許經銷權),withalittlehelpfromtheCommunicationServicefortheDeaf(CSD).It’sagoodinvestment(投資),saysCSD’sBrandiRarus.Rarussaid,“Peopleoftenthinkthatdeafpeopledon’thavemuchtooffer,orarelessvaluable,orlessworthyinsomeways.Butwhenyoucometothisplace,youseethat’snottrue.”32.HowdoesRussellfeelaboutthefoodinhisrestaurant?A.Confident.B.Disappointed.C.Surprised.D.Uncertain.33.WhoismostlikelytobeemployedbyRussell’srestaurant?A.Afoodjournalist.B.Atopuniversitygraduate.C.Adeafgirlwithlittleworkexperience.D.Amangoodatcommunicatingwithothers.34.WhatdoesRarusthinkofRussell’srestaurant?A.Ittopsthelocalrestaurants.B.Itwillclosedownsoonerorlater.C.Itneedstoemployhearingworkers.D.Itmakespeopleseethingsdifferently.35.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.EnjoyingPizzainRussell’sRestaurantB.TheRiseofDeaf-ownedBusinessC.All-deafPizzaRestaurantIsAll-goodD.BuildingBridgesThroughCommunication第二節(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文,從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。HowtoGrowOrganicPotatoesinContainersAhomegrownpotatothathasjustbeendugoutofthesoilisanamazingtreat.Liketomatoes,thetasteoffreshpotatoesisdifferentfromthatofthoseboughtinthestore.Bygrowingyourown,youalsohavetheopportunitytoplantunusualvarieties.36.

Preparepotatoesforgrowing.Cutthepotatoesbeforeplanting.Ifyourpotatoesaresmall,youcansimplyplantthem.Whenyoucutyourpotatoes,makesureyouhaveatleasttwoeyesoneachpiece.37.Mostofushavenoideahowheavy50gramsisandthere’snoneedtoweighit,justuseyourbestguess.

Wateryournewlyplantedpotatoeswell.Checkthecontaineratleastonceaday.38.Ifitfeelsdry,it’stimetowater.Ifit’sveryhotorwindy,youmayhavetowateryourpotatocontainergardensmorethanonceaday.Makesuretowaterdeeplybywaitinguntilwaterrunsoutofthebottom.

Hillyourpotatoesastheygrow.39,youneedtohillthemincasetheywillbreak.Thisisdonebyaddingacoupleofinchesofsoilaroundyourpotatoplants.Becarefulnottobreaktheplantsintheprocess.Repeatthehillingprocessafewmoretimesasyourplantsgrow.Youcanalsostoponcethesoilreachesthetopofyourcontainer.

40.Aftertheplantshaveflowered,youcandigoutyourpotatoestoeat.Youcanpulloutafewpotatoesatatime.Youcanalsowaituntiltheplantsturnyellowandthenharvestallofthepotatoesatonce.

A.IfyourpotatoplantsaretooshortB.HarvestyourhomegrownpotatoesC.WateryourpotatoeswheneverthesoilisdryD.StickyourfingeratleastaninchintothesoilE.BelowaresometipsforgrowingyourownpotatoesF.OnceyourpotatoplantshavegrownaboutsixinchesG.It’salsorecommendedthateachweighsatleast50grams第三部分語言運用(共兩節,滿分30分)第一節(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Tobehonest,Ididn’tthinktherewouldbemanybigchangesinmyeverydaylifestylewhenIfirstcametoChinafromGermany.Thiswasmainly41IhadwatchedmanyfilmsbasedonChineseculture.ButIinstantlychangedmyopinionwhenIgothere.ThecivilisationandcultureofChinaisvery42fromthatofGermany.

Asabigmeateater,thethingIfound43toacceptwasthecuisineinChina.44Ifirstcamehere,Iwasn’tveryfamiliarwithalltheingredientsusedinthedishesthatIwas45.Iwasafraidoftastingsomethingstrangeandbeingunabletoswallowit,makingmelooklikeacomplete46.

Oncemymother’sfamilyheldapartytowelcomemetoChina.Iwasfilledwith47untilIsawthefood.Ihadnevertried,orevenseen,thefoodbefore.AsIsatdown,onefamilymemberaskedmetotrythefood.Youcan’timaginehow48itiswhenthewholefamilyarewatchingyou,cheeringyou49toeatadishyouarescaredtoeventaste.

But50mymumencouragedmetotrysomefood,Islowlystartedto51Chinesecuisine.Andafteronlyafewmonths,IhadtastedalmosteverytraditionalChinesedishIcouldfind.Thetotallystrangebutattractivewaysthey’repreparedinaremuchdifferentfrom52inGermany.InGermany,mostdishesarevery53tomake.ButChinesecuisineisnotveryconvenient.Forexample,inGermanyweeatvery54disheslikesandwichesforlunch,butinChinasandwichesareconsideredasidedish.HavingstayedinChinafortwoyears,I’vegradually55Chinesefood.MygoalisnowtolearnmoreaboutChineseculture.

41.A.why B.becauseC.when D.what42.A.different B.sameC.similar D.apart43.A.closest B.hardestC.luckiest D.easiest44.A.Nowthat B.UntilC.When D.Since45.A.served B.showedC.selected D.guided46.A.stranger B.eaterC.fool D.passer-by47.A.patience B.doubtC.excitement D.puzzle48.A.unbelievable B.embarrassingC.comfortable D.interesting49.A.on B.upC.by D.down50.A.before B.afterC.while D.as51.A.share B.tryC.enjoy D.understand52.A.this B.thoseC.it D.them53.A.easy B.amazingC.slight D.challenging54.A.tasty B.traditionalC.single D.simple55.A.thoughthighlyof B.gottiredofC.falleninlovewith D.paidattentionto第二節(共10小題;每小題1.5分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。TheFinancialTimesgavepartofmyjobtoarobot56.Amylastweek.ForyearsIhavebeenmakingpodcast(播客)versionofmycolumn,butnowIamfacedwithatoughcompetition.

Tobefair,Amydoeshavesomethingsgoingforher.Shehasagreatvoice,smoothasvelvet.Her57.(two)advantageisthatshe’spracticallyfree.SheispartofanewservicefromAmazonthatturnstext58.speech,costingnearlynothing.Evenmore59.(impress)isherspeed.Lessthantwosecondsafterreceivingmy60.(write)text,whichmeanswhenIjuststarttoread,“YesterdaytheFinan...”,shehasalreadyfinished.

YetonceIgotovermydistressandlistenedtoherwork,Ifelt61.(good).Iknowit’searlydaysforher,butatthemomentAmyisnomatchforme.Listeningtoherisnotlikelisteningto62.non-Englishspeakerreadaloud,buttosomeonewithoutbrain,orheart,orsenseofhumour.Her63.(deliver)issopoorthatIdon’tevenunderstand.Amyneverreadswithunderstanding,neverknowswhen64.(pause),andneverdoesirony.Shecontinuestogetitwrong.

Finally,I’mnotafraidAmyisabouttostealmyjob.Onlypeoplepossesshumantouch.Itistheheart-to-heartcommunication65.makesusspecial,beautifulandirreplaceable.

第四部分寫作(共兩節,滿分40分)第一節(滿分15分)假設你是李華,你校英文報正在征集怎樣保持身體健康的短文,請你根據以下提示,用英語寫一篇短文。(1)健康的飲食;(2)適當的運動;(2)良好的生活習慣。注意:(1)詞數80左右;(2)可以適當增加細節,以使行文連貫。

第二節(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料,根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段,使之構成一篇完整的短文。Ipulledthecarintothegarageandgotout,justlikeeverynightforthepast16years.ThedifferencewasthatIwouldn’thavetoworkinthemorning.Islammedthecardoor.Iusedtobealeaderofanationalbankuntilitwasclosed.I’dputmyheartandsoulintomyjob.NotonlydidIworklonghours,butalsoIwasoncall24hoursaday,onweekendsandholidays.Ifsomeonehadatechnicalproblem,evenat2:00a.m.onChristmasmorning,Iwasonit.Mykidsjokedthateventhoughtheywereteenagers,Iwastheonewhowasabsorbedinmycellphoneandhadtobetoldnottotextatthedinnertable.Mywife,Michelle,hadbeenabletogotoworkfull-timeasanofficemanageronceweheardmyjobwasthreatened.Butourson,TJ,wasahighschoolsenior,andthegirls,SarahandTara,wereinninthgrade.AndIwantedtogivethemtheeducationandopportunitiestheydeserved.“IfIcan’tprovideanythingformyfamily,”Iasked,“whatgoodamI?”Iopenedthegaragedoorandsteppedoutintoouryard.Thelawnandflowerbedsthatmymumhadtendedsocarefullywereoverrunwithweeds.TherewasamapletreeinthemiddleoftheyardthatmyparentsplantedwhenIwasaboy.Itneededcaring.ButI’dputonalotofweight—notimetoexercisewithmycrazyhours.Iwentuptothehouse.Michellegreetedmeatthedoorwithahug.“It’sgoingtobeokay.Wewillgetthroughit,”shesaid.“Maybeyoushouldthinkofthistimeasabreak.Youdeserveone.”“I’msorry,Dad,”TJsaid.“Iknowhowmuchyourjobmeanttoyou.”Hisconcernwasmirroredinthegirls’faces.“I’lltakecareofthis,”Itoldthem.“I’mgoingtoworkroundtheclocktofindanewjobandmakeourlivesgobacktonormal.”注意:(1)續寫詞數應為150左右;(2)請按如下格式作答。Thenextmorning,Igotupbeforeeveryoneelse.

ThenewlawnI’dplannedforsolongbegantotakeshapeandsodidI.