Module2NoDrugs單元練習一、聽力(聽力)（共20小題；共20分）第一節（共5小題，每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試題巷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.15.C.￡9.18.答案是B.1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydotonight? A.Seeafilm. B.Gotoaconcert. C.Dosomeshopping.2.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace? A.Inanoffice. B.Inahotel. C.inabedroom.3.Whattimeisitnow? A.2:30. B.2:20. C.2:10.4.Whatdidthemanbuyyesterday? A.Shirts. B.Shoes. C.Trousers.5.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando? A.Studyathome. B.Gotoschool. C.Comebackearly.第二節（共12小題；每小題1.5分，滿分18分）聽下面4段對話。每段對話后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試題卷的相應位置。聽每段對話前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話讀兩遍。聽下面一段對話，回答第6和第7兩個小題。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers? A.Clerkandguest. B.Nurseandpatient. C.Managerandsecretary.7.Whatcanwelearnfromthisconversation? A.Themancan'tsmokeintheoffice. B.Theman'sliving-roomisfullofsmoke. C.Themancan'tgetanon-smokingroom.聽下面一段對話，回答第8至第10三個小題。8.Whyisthemansleepingonthejob? A.Hehastoworklate. B.Hehastogetupearly. C.Hehasabusysociallife.9.Howdidthemanprobablygotoworkinthepast? A.Bybus. B.Bytrain. C.Bymotorbike.10.Howlongdoesittakethemantogotoworknow? A.Abouttwohours. B.Aboutonehour. C.About15minutes.聽下面一段對話，回答第11至第13三個小題。11.Whereisthewomanprobablyspeaking? A.Inachangingroom. B.Ataschoolcafe. C.Ataninformationdesk.12.Whencanthemanswimintheafternoon? A.Fromonetothree. B.Fromthreetofive. C.Fromfivetoseven.13.Whatwouldthemanliketoplay? A.Tennis. B.Football. C.Basketball.聽下面一段對話，回答第14至第17四個小題。14.Whydidthecoupleleave? A.Theygottheirconcerttickets. B.Theyfeltangrywiththewoman. C.Theydidn'twanttowaitanylonger.15.Howsoonwilltheticketofficebeclosed? A.Inonehour. B.Intwohours. C.Inthreehours.16.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman? A.Shequarreledwiththeman. B.Sheiswaitingforherfriend. C.Shehasmoveduponlyalittle.17.Whatcanwelearnabouttheman? A.Heiswillingtowait. B.Heispleasedtoseethewoman. C.Heisdisappointedabouthisphoneorder.第三節（共3小題，每小題1.5分，滿分4.5分）聽下面一段材料，將第18至20三個小題的信息補充完整，每個小題不超過三個單詞；聽完后，各小題將給出15秒鐘的作答時間。本段材料讀兩遍。BRIGHTONTOURISTINFORMATIONOFFICEWorkinghours:(Monday-Friday):9:00a.m.-6:00p.m.Informationon:hotels,restaurants&18.

Citytours:fromChurchillSquare,around19.

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二、單詞拼寫(單句首字母填空)（共10小題；共10分）21.Eatingjustonecarrotadaycanr

thepossibilityofgettingtheseriouseyediseaseby40%.22.Hisfailurehasnoc

withthequalityofhiswork.23.Thisfilmisfora

only.Childrenmustn'twatchit.24.T

centrescanhelppeopletostoptakingdrugs.25.Asisknowntoall,itisi

tohuntwildlife.26.Itisl

torainsoon,soyou'dbettertakeyourumbrella.27.Theoperationisasuccessandnowthepatientisoutofd

.28.BillandIoftend

butwearegoodfriends.29.Ican'trememberhowthetunegoesbutI'llr

itwhenIhearit.30.Chinaisgettingmoreandmorep

intheworld.三、單詞拼寫(根據中文提示拼寫單詞)（共15小題；共15分）31.Hisappearancehaschangedsomuchthatyoucannot

(認出)him.32.Thechangeinclimatemay

(影響)yourhealth.33.Thestreetwassocrowdedthathehadto

(減)speedtofortykilometresanhour.34.Hisheartsickenedatthethoughtofthat

(可怕的)scene.35.Thesetworeportsoftheaccident

(不同意)witheachother.36.Don'tbeafraidwhenyouareinfaceof

(危險).37.Thepresidentisthemost

(有力量的)maninAmericaandprobablytheworld.38.Wehave

(聯系)withvariousinternationalcorporationsinEurope.39.They'renolongerchildren,yousee,they're

(成年人)now.40.Jacksonwas

(可能)tohavediedbeforehewasrushedtothehospital.41.Doctorsaretryingoutanew

(治療方法)fordepression.42.Thereisarestaurant

(在附近)anditisalwayscrowdedbecauseitissopopular.43.Ialsosmokedandbecame

(上癮)tocigarettes.44.It'sknownthatsmoking

(香煙)isnotpermittedinpublicnow.45.Aknifewasfoundatthesceneofthe

(犯罪)anditwassenttothepolicestationimmediately.四、翻譯(根據中文提示完成句子)（共10小題；共20分）46.財富鮮與幸福相關。Wealthisseldom

happiness.47.盤子從她手中掉了下來，成了碎片。(詞數不限)Theplatedroppedfromherhands,

pieces.48.他慢慢地解釋，以便讓每一個人都聽懂。Heexplaineditslowly

makeeveryoneunderstandit.49.為了趕上6點的火車,我們起得很早。

thesixo'clocktrain,wegotupveryearly.50.她吸煙成癮，健康狀況處于極大的危險之中。She

andherhealthisingreatdanger.51.我剛從收音機上聽說暴風雨有可能要來。(詞數不限)I'vejustheardawarningontheradio

.52.為了通過下周的考試，每一位學生都在刻苦學習。(詞數不限)

,everystudentisworkinghard.53.

(由于)theseriousflood,two-thirdsofthebuildingsintheareaneedrepairing.54.Thereare

(書店里有這么多的書以至于)Ican'tdecidewhichonetobuy.（詞數不限）55.那場音樂會太美妙了，我想再去聽一次。Thatwas

I'dliketolistentoitagain.五、單項選擇（共15小題；共15分）56. They've

thepricesintheshop,soit'sagoodtimetobuy. A.reduced B.increased C.fallen D.dropped57. Therarespecieswhichare

disappearingshoulddeservemoreattentionfromushumanbeings. A.inplaceof B.insearchof C.inmemoryof D.indangerof58. Ajewelshopwas

betweenmidnightand5a.m.Alotofvaluablethingswerestolen. A.brokenout B.brokenawayfrom C.brokenin D.brokeninto59. Samis

topassallthefinalexaminationsbecauseheisworkingveryhard. A.probable B.likely C.maybe D.possible60. Anngaveupherteachingpostin1986

jointheInternationalNorthPoleExpedition. A.sothat B.inorderthat C.soasto D.solongas61. Hehadtoworkasawaitertopayforhistuitionfees,soafterschoolhe

towardsthecafe. A.moved B.headed C.toured D.turned62.

moreaboutChineseculture,JackhasdecidedtotakeChinesefolkmusicasanelectivecourse. A.Learn B.Learned C.Tolearn D.Tobelearning63. Mostofthechildrennoware

tosurfing.Manyparentshavenogoodwaystosettleit. A.addicted B.anxious C.powerful D.fortunate64. Ididn't

myprimaryschoolclassmateJaneuntilIlistenedtoherself-introduction. A.know B.recognize C.find D.realize65.

thetheft,hisfatherwillbeaccused. A.Relateto B.Relating C.Relatedto D.Relatedfrom66. Smokingtoomuchwill

yourhealthgreatly. A.affect B.effect C.effort D.comfort67. MyEnglishteacherwas

humorous

hecanmakeeverystudentburstintolaughter. A.so;asto B.such;asto C.such;that D.so;that68. Jimkeptquietabouttheaccident

losehisjob. A.innotorderto B.inordernotto C.inordertonot D.notinorderto69. Itisobviousthattheoldmanwilldiesoon,becausehehas

thestruggle. A.givenin B.givenout C.givenaway D.givenup70. Fatherwaslateforwork

thetrafficjam,and

,thebossblamedhimforit. A.asaresult;asaresultof B.asaresultof;asaresult C.asaresultof;inotherwords D.asaresult;inotherwords六、完形填空（共20小題；共30分）WhenIwassmall,mygrandmotherdiedandIcouldn'tunderstandwhyIhadnotears.71

thatnightwhenmydadtriedto72

,mylaughturnedintocrying.Soitcameasno73

tolearnthatresearchersbelievecryingandlaughingcomefromthesamepartofthe74

.Justaslaughinghasmanyhealthadvantages,scientistsarediscoveringthat75

doescrying.Whateverittakesforustoreduce76

isimportanttoouremotional(情緒的)health,andcryingasthestudyshowsthat85percentofwomenand73percentofmenfeel77

aftercrying.78

,tearsattracthelpfromotherpeople.Researchers79

thatwhenwecry,peoplearoundusbecomekinderandfriendlyandtheyaremore80

toprovidesupportandcomfort.Tearsalsoenableusto81

ouremotionsbetter;82

wedon'tevenknowwe'reverysad83

wecry.Welearnaboutouremotionsthroughcrying,andthenwecan84

them.Justascryingcanbehealthy,notcrying—holdingbacktearsof85

,painorsuffering—canbe86

forphysicalhealth.87

haveshownthattoomuchcontrolofemotionscan88

highbloodpressure,heartproblemsandsomeotherillnesses.Ifyouhaveahealthproblem,89

willcertainlynotaskyoutocry.Butwhenyoufeellikecrying,don't90

it.It'sanaturalandhealthyemotionalresponse.71. A.And B.So C.As D.But72. A.wakemeup B.cheermeup C.callmeup D.bringmeup73. A.gain B.surprise C.pain D.joy74. A.brain B.mouth C.memory D.mind75. A.it B.either C.so D.neither76. A.pleasure B.weight C.words D.pressure77. A.better B.worse C.healthy D.sick78. A.Instead B.However C.Besides D.Therefore79. A.expect B.agree C.advise D.require80. A.interested B.exciting C.unwilling D.ready81. A.understand B.offer C.start D.create82. A.gradually B.regularly C.sometimes D.easily83. A.if B.because C.since D.until84. A.beginwith B.endupwith C.fillupwith D.dealwith85. A.anger B.hunger C.happiness D.calm86. A.good B.bad C.difficult D.dangerous87. A.Books B.Newspapers C.Studies D.Instructions88. A.turnto B.stickto C.relateto D.leadto89. A.parents B.doctors C.scientists D.teachers90. A.fight B.accept C.strike D.hit七、閱讀理解（共13小題；共26分）ATheproblemstartedwhenthefamilymovedandChrisswitchedschools.Hemadefriendswithanewsetofkids,someofwhomuseddrugs.ThefirsttimeChrisusedcocaine(可卡因)waswithfriendsatLarry'shouse.Everyonepooledtheirmoneytobuyafewgramsofcocaine.Larrytoldthem,“It'ssafeaslongasyoudon'tuseittoooften.Itwon'tturnyouintoanaddict(上癮者)likeotherdrugs.”Duringthefollowingyear,thegrouptriedcrackalongwithcocaine.Chrisbragged,“Icanhandlethismaterial!”Larryagreed,“Aslongasyouonlytakealittlebit,you'llbeokay.”Hesaidhesoldittothem“atcost”anddescribed(描述)itas“purecocaine”.Whenonefriendendedupinthehospitalfromanoverdose(過量),Christhought,“That'llneverhappentome.SinceI'mmostlysniffing(smelling)thedrug,Iwon'thaveanyproblem.”At16,Chrisdroppedoutofschool.Whenhisparentstriedtochangehismind,helefthomewithouttellingthemwherehewasgoing.Helastedtwoweeksworkingatapizzaparlor(shop)beforegettingfiredforstealingmoney.That'swhenhestartedsellingcocaine.“I'llonlydothisuntilIgetbackonmyfeet,”hetoldhimself.Chris'familyfoundhimlivingaloneinarun-downpartoftown.Aschoolfriendhascalledthefamilytotellthemwherehewas.“Itprobablysavedmylife,”Chrissays.“Iwashalf-dead.”TopayforChristoenteradrugtreatmentcenter,hisdadtookasecondjob.Chrisisgratefultogettingtreatment.Nowhe'sabletoseecolorsagain.Inthedepthsofhisaddictionhesaweverythinginblackandgray.91.Chrisbegantousecocaine

. A.whenhisfriend,Larry,persuadedhimtodoso B.becausehewantedtotryitonlyonhisown C.whenallofhisfriendstaughthimhowtouseit D.becausehelikeditverymuch92.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE? A.ChrisgotcrackandcocainefromLarryfreeofcharge. B.LarrysoldcrackandcocainetoChrisandsomeofhisfriends. C.Itissafetousealittlecocaine. D.Chrisusedcocaineforhalfayear.93.Fromthelastparagraph,wecanlearnthat

. A.Chrisgetsfreetreatment B.Chriswantstothankhisparentsforpayingforhistreatment C.Chris'dadworkshardinordertoberich D.ChrishasgoodeyesightinseeingcolorsB"CanIgetalight?"Thisquestionisamongthemostcommonbetweensmokers.Whatifthisquestionwastocomefromanunusualsource?InApril2023,theNationalHealthPromotionFoundationuploadedananti-smokingadvertisementontoYouTube.Theanti-smokingadhasquicklybeenknownasthe"mostpowerfulanti-smokingad."Theanti-smokingvideo,calledthe"SmokingKid"featureschildrenwalkinguptoadultsmokersaskingforalight.Thechildrenintheadareactorsbuttheadultssmokingareunsuspectingparticipantsintheproject.Thevideobeginswiththestatement"adultsknowthatsmokingisharmful,butdon'tremindthemselvesofthisfact."Oncea"smokingkid"approachestheadults,everyadultaskedisshockedthatachildwithacigaretteinhandisaskingforalight.Thefirstadultstartsbysaying,"I'mnotgivingittoyou,"andthevideogoesontostate"everyadultfilmedsaidnoandremindedthechildrenthatsmokingisbad."Beforegoingaway,thekidhandseachadultabookletafterbeingturneddownforalight.Thebookletsays,"Youworryaboutme,butwhynotaboutyourself?"Eachadultlooksaroundforthechildastheirfacesarefilledwithconfusionanddiscomfort.Thevideoshowsthatafewofthesmokersquicklythrewawaytheircigarettesorputtheircigarettesaway,showingthatthisexperimentwasaffectiveatthatmoment.Themostinfluentialelementintheadisn'ttheuseofchildrenortheresponsesfromthesmokingadults.Itcomesdowntosomethingmuchsimplerthanthat.Whyisitthatweworryaboutotherpeople,forgettingtoworryaboutourselves?94.Accordingtothetext,theanti-smokingadis

. A.unusual B.shocking C.influential D.encouraging95.Theunderlinedword"unsuspecting"(inPara.2)probablymeans

. A.uninformed B.unwilling C.unfortunate D.unacceptable96.Whataretheadults'reactionstothechildrenaskingforalight? A.Theypaynoattentiontochildren'srequest. B.Theyrejectkids'requestandeducatethem. C.Theylookaroundforchildren'sparents. D.Theyquicklythrowchildren'scigarettesaway.97.Thebesttitleofthetextmightbe

. A.GiveupSmoking,forYourOwnSake B.KeepawayfromSmoking,Adults C.TellYourChildrennottoSmoke D.RejectaChildAskingforaLightCDoyousleepwell?Somepeoplegetofftosleepassoonastheheadhitsthepillow,butmanyothersarenotsolucky.Infact,thelackofqualitysleephasbecomeapublichealthissuearoundtheworld.AccordingtotheWorldAssociationofSleepMedicine,45percentoftheworld'spopulationsufferfromsleepproblems.Oneineightpeopledon'tsleepwellandareeasilywoken.7.6percentsleeplessthan3hourseachnight.Someevencannotfallasleepforseveraldaysinarow.Asabasicbodilyandmentalneed,sleepisessentialforoursurvival.Ithelpsustofightdiseases,strengthenourmemory,performbetterinworkandschoolandimproveourqualityoflife.Lackofsleepisknowntohaveasignificantnegativeinfluenceonhealth,bothintheshortandlongterm.Poorsleephasbeenassociatedwithobesity,weakenedimmunesystemsandevensomecancers,aswellasdepressionandanxiety.TheWorldSleepDay,heldonthethirdFridayofMarch,isanannualcelebrationofsleeptolightentheburdenofsleepproblemsthroughbetterpreventionandmanagementofsleepdisorders.Unhealthylifestylemaybethefirsttoblameforsleeplessness.Moreandmorepeopleusecellphonesandcomputersinbed,withmanystayingupuntilmidnight.Moderntechnologydoesmakeourlifeconvenient,butabuseofitruinsourhealth.Environmentalconditions,suchastemperature,noise,light,bedcomfortalsoplayanimportantroleinone'sabilitytogetpropersleep.Besides,impropereveningdiet,likeafulloranemptystomach,coffeeandalcoholallcontributetosleepproblems.Ofcourse,whenitcomestocausingpoorsleepstressfromfinances,familyorworkshouldneverbeignored.However,thosewhosufferfromsleepdisordersdon'tnecessarilyhavetocontinuetodoso—Mostsleepproblemscanbesolved.98.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1? A.Nobodycanstayawakeforseveraldays. B.Allpeoplearegoingthroughsleepproblems. C.Sleepproblemshavebecomeaworldwideconcern. D.Themajorityoftheworld'spopulationcan'tsleepwell.99.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytellus? A.Theinfluencesoflackofsleep. B.Thepossiblecausesofpoorsleep. C.Poorsleepisassociatedwithillness. D.Goodsleephelpsustoperformbetter.100.Whatwillbediscussedintheparagraphthatfollows? A.Theharmofsleepproblems. B.ActivitiesontheWorldSleepDay. C.Interviewsofpoorsleepsufferers. D.Measuresagainstsleepproblems.DThelatestUnitedNationsreportontheAIDSspreadpaintsasadpicture.ItconcludesthattheregionsoftheworldmostaffectedbyAIDSwillexperiencerapidincreasesindeathsamongyoungadults.Thiswillhaveserioussocialandeconomicresults.SotheUnitedNationsurgedevelopedcountriesandinternationalorganizationstoworktogethertocomeupwithasolution.ThespreadofAIDSandthevirusthatcausesit,HIV,isparticularlydestructiveinAfrica.Itisestimatedthatinsub-SaharanAfrica,overtwenty-fourmillionadultsandchildrenarenowlivingwithHIV.Insixteensub-Saharancountries,accordingtotheUN,atleasttenpercentofthepeoplebetweentheageoffifteenandforty-nineareHIVpositive.InSouthAfricaandZimbabwe,halfthepeoplebetweenthoseagesmaydieofAIDS.InBotswana,aboutoneinthreeadultsisinfected,andsometwo-thirdsofthecountry'sfifteen-year-oldboysmaydiebeforetheygrowup.Asaresult,agriculture,business,education,andhealthcarearealreadysufferingseriouslossworldwide.TheUnitedStatesisspendingmillionsofdollarstocoverit.FundingisbeingusedforpreventioncampaignsandtomakeAIDStreatmentmoreaffordable.Moneyisalsobeingusedtoreducemother-to-childtransmissionrates;supporthomeandcommunitybasedcare,andprovidecareforchildrenorphaned(成為孤兒)byAIDS.ThePeaceCorpswillsoonmakeanalloutefforttobringAIDSeducationtothecountriesmostatrisk.ItisimportantthatthegovernmentsandcitizensofthosenationsmostaffectedbyAIDSdotheirparttofightagainstit.Some,likeSenegalandUganda,havealreadybegunprogramsfordiseaseprevention.ThesecountriesareexperiencingfallingorstableHIVratesandlesssuffering.Butforothernations,muchremainstobedone.101.InParagraph2,theauthorpresentssomestatisticaldatato

. A.explainthatmoreyoungboysaredyingofAIDS B.showthatthespreadofAIDScanhardlybecontrolled C.highlightthecatastrophicconsequencescausedbyAIDS D.stressthedifferentAIDSproblemsamongAfricancountries102.Accordingtothepassage,wecaninferthat

. A.theUSAhastofacethemostseriousfinancialsituation B.thePeaceCropswillpushthesufferersthemselvesintofight C.mother-to-childtransmissionisalmostentirelypreventable D.programsfordiseasepreventionmakeabigdifferenceinallnations103.Thestructureofthepassageis

. A. B. C. D.八、短文7選5(5選5等)（共5小題；共10分）HealthyHabitsforLivingLongerManyofusaresetinourdailyhabits.Weeatthesamemeal,wearthesameclothes,takethesameroutetoworkandworkthesameoldjob.Butwhatwesometimesfailtorecognizeisthehugeinfluencethatourdailyhabitscanhaveonourhealth.Itisveryimportantforustokeepourdailyhabitshealthy.104.

Takesomeexerciseeveryday.Dailyexercisedoesimproveourhealth.Infact,studiesshowthatdailyexercisecanaddthreeyearstoourlife.Opportunityforexerciseiseverywhere—justbecreative.Wheneverwecan,walktowork.105.

It'sreallythatsimple.Eatahealthybreakfast.Researchershavefoundthatthosewhoeatanearlymorningmealarelesslikelytobetoofatandgetdiseasescomparedwiththosewhodon't.106.

Allinall,eatingbreakfastisagreatandhealthywaytostartourday.Haveenoughsleep.107.

Failingtogetatleastsevenhoursofsleepappearstoincreasetheriskofmajorillnessesincludingcancer,heartdisease,diabetesandmanymore.Getchancestocommunicate(交流).108.

Anysocialcommunicationcanpositivelyaffectourhealthbecausewecanhavemoretimeandchancestocommunicatewithothers.Allofthesecanaddyearstoourlives. A.Notenoughqualitysleepcanshortenourlife. B.Exercisealsohelpsuskeepawayfromillnesses. C.Ifweliveorworkinatallbuilding,justtakethestairs. D.Breakfast-eatersalsoreportfeelingbetter. E.There'sanoldsayingthatsaysagoodfriendischeaperthantreatment. F.Findingtimeforstructuredexercisecanbeprettymuchimpossibleformanypeople. G.Bymakingjustafewsmallchangesandkeepingthem,wecanaddafewyearstoourlife.九、補全短文（共10小題；共10分）閱讀下面短文，按照句子結構的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填入一個適當的詞或使用括號中詞語的正確形式填空。Notlongagotherewasagirl109.

Daisy,whowenttoseetheanimalsthatgavefurtomakehersweater110.

thehelpofaflyingcarpet.InTibet,shesawanantelopewithasadfacelookingather,111.

toldherthattheywerekilledforthewoolthatwastakenfromundertheir112.

(stomach).Everyyearover29,000ofthemwerekilled,withonly72,000left.InZimbabwe,theelephantDaisysawsaidtheywere113.

(danger)there.Farmersusedtohuntthembecausetheywereconsideredtohavedestroyedthefarms.Later,thegovernmenttriedtohelpthefarmers114.

askingthetourcompaniestobringmoretouriststotheareaandsettingthenumberofanimalstobehunted,115.

broughtthefarm