2013.-2014年深圳市高中英语必修三Module5单元测试题
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2013-2014年深圳市高中英语必修三Module5单元测试题
必修三Moudle5单元测试题
I 语言知识及应用(共两节，满分45分)
第一节完形填空（共l5小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1-15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。
I was on my way to the library to study for history class. It was then that I saw my friend and her brother knocking on doors from house to house, As I was standing outside one house, my friend's
___1___ passed by me and went to knock on the door of the house. When the hostess answered the door, I ___2____ him say, "Excuse me, madam! I am collecting money for my ___3___. She needs to have a (n) ___4___ but we don't have enough money for it. Could you please help us with a donation (捐赠) " The ___ 5___ gave him some coins. He said, "Thank you so much! God bless you!" Then he walked on to the next house. I could see that he didn't get much and I also saw he had been crying.
I thought I should do something for them. So instead of going to the ___6___ I went to the bank. I told a lady in the bank that I wanted to take away all my___7___. The lady said to me, "But, sweetie, I thought you were going to use it to get into university." I told her something else had come up. Finally she___8___ me the money. Then I walked to my friend s house. They had only ___9___ $962 in all, which wasn't ___10___ a quarter of what they needed. I asked my friend to___11___my money. When she saw it, she ___12___ right away that it was my money for university.
The idea of going to university had been a very___13___one for me, but I though my friend needed the money more than I did. Now, her mom will be having an operation in the___14___ two days. As her friend, my heart goes out to my friend. And I___15___ hope all goes well with her and her family.
1. A. classmate B. cousin
C. friend D. brother
2. A. heard B. made
C. noticed D. helped
3. A. dad B. sister
C. mom D. teacher
4. A. education B. university
C. job D. operation
5. A. boy B. lady
C. host D. doctor
6. A. house B. hospital
C. library D. class
7. A. information B. money
C. books D. gifts
8. A. gave B. told
C. left D. brought
9. A. collected B. saved
C. spent D. lost
10. A. only B. even
C. never D. quite
11. A. borrow B. take
C. bury D. refuse
12. A. realized B. believed
C. forgot D. ignored
13. A. boring B. interesting
C. surprising D. exciting
14. A. whole B. first
C. last D. next
15. A. gradually B. actually
C. finally D. sincerely
第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的
词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。
Last Tuesday, when Zhang Ming and I waited for the bus outside the school gate, we were having a heated___16___ (discuss) about how to prepare for the coming midterm exam. At ___17___ time, suddenly a blue car of Mercedes-Benz was coming over to us at the speed of more than 100 km per hour when an about nine-year-old pupil walked ___18___ the road, jumping up and down joyfully. On seeing this, Zhang Ming, as quick as a wink, rushed to ___19___ boy and pushed him out of the road. The boy had a narrow escape from death, but Zhang
Ming herself ___20___ (injure) seriously.
I was very shocked by ___21___ happened to Zhang Ming. In no time, I dialed 120 for help and very soon there___22___ (come) an ambulance. Then she was rushed ___23___ the nearest hospital. It was a great relief for us to learn that she was out of danger ___24___ (final) after a five-hour operation. Undoubtedly, Zhang Ming is a good example of risking her life to save others. So ___25___ should call on all the students to learn from her.
II 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Charles sat in the dining room with five other students, waiting for Ms Swanson to interview all of them. Ms Swanson, the seventh-grade science teacher, was looking for a lab helper. Charles's hands were sweaty and his face felt hot. He wondered if his face was red - and if anyone would notice.
As he prepared for his interview, Charles reviewed a set of cards with notes that he had made earlier. On the cards, he had written answers to questions that Ms Swanson might ask and some lab requirements. "The emergency (紧急状况) eyewash station is not a place to get a drink of water," he quietly read from one card. "Put on your lab coat or you'll not be allowed into the school science lab. Have strong shoes to protect your feet from broken glass," he continued to read from another card.
Looking up, Charles decided to check out the other candidates. Nearby, a girl with dark red hair was putting her own set of cards in order. He watched as she tore a card into tiny pieces and put the pieces into a pocket. Suddenly she looked up at Charles. “Are you nervous ” she asked. "No, I'm not nervous - not at all," Charles said. "What about you " "Uh, no, me neither," the girl answered.
At that moment, Ms Swanson appeared. "Charles Locke " she called out.
26. When sitting in the dining room, Charles was______.
A. nervous B. calm
C. embarrassed D. sad
27. According to the second paragraph, which of the following is TRUE
A. Ms Swanson must ask the questions on the cards.
B. Charles went over what he had prepared before.
C. Ms Swanson asked Charles to put on his lab coat.
D. Charles sat in the lab, waiting for the interview.
28. The underlined word "candidates" in Paragraph 3 refers to “______”
A. lab helpers
B. science teachers
C. students reading cards
D. students competing for the job
29. What's the passage mainly about
A. Making notes on cards.
B. Making friends at school.
C. The life of a science teacher.
D. Students waiting to be interviewed.
30. What will probably happen next in the story
A. Charles will tear up his cards.
B. Charles will talk to Ms Swanson.
C. Charles will give up trying for the job.
D. Charles will help the girl prepare for her interview.
B
Can you list inventions made by kids Sometimes those inventions were actually patented (获专利) later in life when the inventors were adults, but the first idea was often put forward while they were kids.
Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle when he was just 11 years old. One night in 1905, in San Francisco, Frank mixed a fruit soft drink with soda powder and water to create a kind of drink, popular at the time. The stick he used to create the mixture was left in the glass, and the glass was left outside the entire night. When he woke up in the morning, he found the "drink" frozen to the stick after a very cold night. Though he tasted this accidental frozen creation and even showed it to others, he didn't do anything else with it at the time. It was only 18 years later, in 1923 that Frank gained a patent for the “frozen ice on a stick" and started selling it. Next time you eat a frozen treat, think about the 11-year-old boy who left his drink in the cold.
Chester Greenwood was just a 15-year-old kid testing a new pair of ice skates, in cold Maine, back in 1873. His ears were cold and he tried several ways to protect them. He started to tie a
scarf (围巾 ) around his head, but it was uncomfortable. He then made two circles out of wire and asked his grandmother to sew fur on them. This is how the earmuffs(御寒耳罩) were invented. He improved his model and patented it under the title: improved ear protectors. He set up a company that sold his earmuffs. He later on made many other inventions, such as a tea kettle and an advertising matchbox.
31. What message does the author most want to give us in the first paragraph
A. Kids' inventions are famous.
B. Kids probably have invention ideas.
C. Kids' inventions can't be patented.
D. Kids put forward more ideas than adults.
32. Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle mainly because_____.
A. he was fond of eating frozen creations at the age of 11
B. he forgot to take the soft drink indoors that night
C. he forgot to taste the delicious fruit soft drink.
D. he gained a patent successfully in 1905
33. Frank got the patent for the Popsicle at the age of _____.
A. 11 B. 18 C. 29 D. 41
34. Why did Chester want to invent the earmuffs
A. Because he had no scarf at that time.
B. Because his grandmother's ears hurt.
C. Because he set up a company at that time.
D. Because he had a bad experience in the cold.
35. The passage .is mainly about______.
A. inventions made by kids
B. learning from kid inventors
C. two important patents gained by kids
D. the differences between Frank and Chester
C
Food is not just goods to be bought and sold. We can't live without it, and it plays an important role in our culture and daily lives.
Food in the provinces of Eastern Canada shows signs of English traditions, except in Quebec
where the influence (影响) is French. In the provinces of Western Canada, the style of cooking has something to do with the explorers and settlers, who, like their southern neighbors in the United States, made simple meals from local ingredients. In Northern Canada - Northwest, Yukon and Nunavut territories - the diet is limited by the short growing season and influenced by the native Inuit diet. And along the west coast in British Columbia, people from Asian nations influence food and cultural practices.
Canadians' favorite foods vary slightly from area to area, and are strongly influenced by their family traditions, especially having something to do with holiday celebrations. Along the Atlantic coast, seafood and dishes from English traditions (except in Quebec) are common. In Quebec, people's favorite foods come from French families. Throughout Canada, maple products are popular, reflecting the importance of the maple tree, whose leaf appears in the flag of Canada. Many families enjoy a visit in early spring to a maple sugar "shack", a special simple building
where sap (汁) from maple trees is boiled in a large open pan to make maple syrup.
Later in the spring, many people in Eastern Canada visit a wooded (长满树木的 ) area to harvest fiddleheads, which are named because they look like the end of a violin(“fiddle"). They have to be picked before they develop into large leaves. They are usually picked for just a few weeks in the spring. Grocery stores in Canada may keep frozen fiddleheads with other frozen vegetables.
36. The writer's purpose in writing the first paragraph is to ______.
A. entertain readers
B. persuade readers
C. draw readers' attention to the topic
D. show the importance of food in Canada
37. According to the passage, the food in America mainly influences that in _____.
A. Eastern Canada
B. Western Canada
C. Northern Canada
D. Southern Canada
38. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. Canadian family traditions are almost the same.
B. Dishes in Quebec are influenced by English traditions.
C. People in Canada enjoy maple products.
D. Many families enjoy boiling maple sap at home.
39. What does the underlined word "fiddleheads" in the last paragraph probably refer to
A. Violins. B. Diets.
C. Plants. D. Dishes.
40. The passage probably comes from ______.
A. a science article B. a travel magazine
C. a book review D. a news report
D
When George Dennehy was a young boy, he never dreamed he would serve others as a motivational speaker and musician. But the armless teenager has spent the last couple of years sharing his story and encouraging others.
Born without arms in Romania, Dennehy's condition was terrible, so his parents turned him over to an orphanage (孤儿院), and finally, Dcnnehy was brought up by a family in America.
Early on, he says his American parents noticed his musical abilities. "When I was 8 years old, my mom decided to sign me up for cello lessons and I started playing," he says, admitting that he "didn't really enjoy it". His first teacher, Shalley, helped him play with his feet.
"She actually learned to play the cello with her feet. She wanted to see if it was possible to do it. She made up foot exercises to do. I am really grateful for what she has done for me," he says.
At the beginning of high school, when the cello became not so cool to play, Dennehy took up playing the guitar and picked it up pretty fast.
"It was necessary, though, to learn the cello first, because it's the hardest of all to play," he says. "The only difference in the guitar is that I'm playing the cords (弦)." Dennehy uses a standard guitar. "I play in the same tune as everyone else does," he notes.
Learning to play music hasn't been an easy road. He was shy at first. But every time he got on stage to perform or play music, he could see how the audience admired him for his abilities and that gave him confidence to chase(追求) his dream.
No matter what situation we're in, anything is possible. It is so easy to want to give up sometimes. But we shouldn't do that. There's more that is meant for us.
41. What can we learn about George Dennehy from the first two paragraphs
A. He doesn't think he can serve others.
B. He has encouraged others for ten years.
C. His parents gave him to an American couple.
D. He grew up in an American family.
42. What is George Dennehy's attitude toward Shalley
A. Doubtful.
B. Disappointed.
C. Acceptable.
D. Thankful.
43. What does George Dennehy think of learning the guitar
A. He thinks it difficult to learn the guitar.
B. He thinks it easy to learn the guitar.
C. He thinks he learned it carelessly.
D. He thinks he learned it patiently.
44. According to the passage, when did Dennehy get confidence in running after his dream
A. After the audience appreciated his abilities.
B. When Shalley taught him to play the cello.
C. After he played the guitar well in high school.
D. When he shared his story and encouraged others.
45. What does the author most want to tell us in the last paragraph
A. Failure is the mother of success.
B. Little by little, one goes far.
C. Nothing is impossible.
D. Every coin has two sides.
第二节信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。首先，请阅读以下六家酒店的基本信息：
A. SSAW Hotel Shanghai
Ideally located in the heart of Shanghai, SSAW Hotel Shanghai is just steps from Yu Garden and a 5-minute walk from Yu Garden metro station, which offers direct links to main attractions in the city.
Address: No. 839, Renmin Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 438 per night
B. Fraser Suites Top Glory Shanghai
Fraser Suites Top Glory Shanghai is located along the Huangpu River. The hotel has indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a restaurant.
Address: No.6, Lane 600 Central Yincheng Road, Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai
Price: CNY l,600 per night
C. Seventh Heaven Hotel
Seventh Heaven Hotel is located along the famous shopping street Nanjing Road, and surrounded by many great shopping malls and famous restaurants. Placed on the main street of Shanghai, it is close to the metro station, People's Square and the Bund.
Address: No.627, East Nanjing Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 288.26 per night
D. Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai is located in the Shanghai's business, entertainment and shopping area. It offers a free city bus. With a very good location, the hotel has clean and fairly nice rooms.
Address: No.126, Xinzha Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 260 per night
E. Fraser Residence Shanghai
Fraser Residence Shanghai, a peaceful retreat in the busy city, is one block from Middle Huaihai
Road, ay Shanghai’s business and entertainment centre. It looks clean and modern. All the staff are very friendly, and there is no trouble getting around Shanghai since you are very close to the places of interest.
Address: No.98, Shouning Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 600 per night
F. Salvo Hotel Shanghai,
Centrally located just beside Nanjing Road, the 4-star Salvo Hotel Shanghai is a l0-minute walk from The Bund and Yu Garden. The staff are helpful and polite.
Address: No. 339, Guangdong Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 424.30 per night
请从以上的六家酒店中为下面五位外国游客挑选最合适的酒店。
46. David is a businessman. He wants to book a hotel along the Huangpu River so that he can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Huangpu River. A hotel which has a swimming pool will be his first choice because swimming is his favorite sport.
47. Robert and Linda are spending their honeymoon. They want to book a hotel located in the heart of Shanghai. And they hope the transportation there is convenient for they plan to see all the main attractions in Shanghai.
48. Mr and Mrs Smith are retired doctors. They are going to spend a one-week holiday in Shanghai. They hope to book a hotel which is a peaceful retreat in the busy city. Importantly, transportation there should be very convenient.
49. Mary is spending her two-week holiday in China. Shanghai will be her last destination so she wants to buy some gifts for her relatives and friends, She hopes to book a hotel near the famous shopping streets or shopping malls.
50. Andy and Ben are students. According to their budget, they hope that the price of the hotel they will book should be no more than CNY 280 per night. And the transportation nearby is convenient and cheap.
III写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节基础写作（共1小题；满分15分）
根据以下提示信息，为美国著名发明家富尔顿(Robert Fulton)写一份个人简介。
【写作内容】
出生年月：1765年出生于美国一个贫苦的农民家庭
生活经历：1．因家境贫寒，只上了几年学；
2. 17岁起自谋生活；
3. 22岁去英国学习绘画时，结识蒸汽机发明家瓦特(Watt)，决定成为工程师。
主要贡献：发明了世界上第一艘轮船，为人类的水运事业做出了巨大贡献。
【写作要求】
只能使用五个句子表达全部内容。
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第二节读写任务（共1小题；满分25分） ‘
阅读下面的短文，然后按照要求写一篇150词左右的英语短文。
US Education Secretary Margaret Spelling thought girls' infrequently taking part in maths and science activities is keeping them from achieving their full potential (潜能) and influencing the nation's ability to compete. "This is all about global competitiveness(竞争力)," once she said at a meeting, "We can't do what we need to do to create high-skill, high-income jobs for our country if we don't pay enough attention to the science education of half our population."
Government data show that girls fall behind boys in maths and science as they progress through school. In the fourth grade, 68 percent of boys and 66 percent of girls say that they like science according to the National Center for Education Statistics. But only one-third of high school students who take physics classes are girls. Spellings said, "At the college level, fewer than one-fifth of engineering students are women." The former astronaut Sally Ride has suggested several methods for keeping girls interested in maths and science, including offering after-school or summer programs to them. She also has suggested introducing girls to women scientists. It's time to allow women to put women's faces on these careers.
An expert thought it's very important to tell parents it is wrong to think that girls are not good at maths or science. Some mothers probably send signals to their daughters that maths skills aren't important for them.
[写作内容] 1．以约30个词概括上文的主要内容。
2．请以120词以“女生能否学好数学和科学？”
谈谈你的看法。内容包括如下要点：
(1)简述女生害怕数学和科学的原由；
(2)你对上述原由的看法；
(3)你对女生学好数学和科学的建议。
[写作要求]
1．作文中可以使用亲身经历或虚构的故事，也可以参照阅读材料的内容，但不得直接引用原文中的句子。
2．作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。
[评分标准]
概括准确，语言规范，内容合适，语篇连贯。
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测试题参考答案
1-5 DACDB 6-10 CBAAB 11-15 BADDD
16-25 (One possible version)
16. discussion 17. that 18. across
19. the 20. was injured
21.what 22. came 23. to
24. finally 25. we
26-30 ABDDB 31-35 BBCDA
36-40 CBCCB 41-45 DDBAC
46-50 BAECD
基础写作（One possible version）
Robert Fulton, who was born in a poor family in 1765, was considered one of the greatest inventors in the world. When he was a child, his parents couldn’t afford his education so he only studied in school for a few years. At the age of 17, he started to make a living on his own, and he went to England to study drawing at the age of 22, during which he got to know Watt, the inventor of the steam engine. And it was from then on that he decided to become an engineer. Finally, he became the inventor of the first ship in the world and made great contribution to human water transport.
读写任务 (One possible version)
US experts call for great attention to the girls’ maths and science education. From high school to college, there are fewer and fewer girls learning maths and science. So parents are warned to pay more attention to their daughters’ learning them.
At school, most of girls don’t like maths and science. They think maths and science are difficult subjects. What’s more, some parents think girls are born to be poor at them, which, in some way, will make many girls afraid of studying them!
I don’t agree to the above. It is true that girls are not good at maths and science at school. But great women scientists have proved that girls can do as well in them as boys do. For instance, Madam Curie, a Nobel Prize winner, set a good example to us.
If girls want to learn maths and science well, they should make up their minds at the beginning, and their parents and teachers should often encourage them and give them timely advice or guidance, especially when they meet with some difficulties.
测试题部分答案解析
完形填空
在去图书馆的路上，作者看到朋友及其弟弟挨家挨户为他们母亲的手术筹钱后，便改道去银行，取出自己上大学的钱，将其全部捐给了朋友。爱心无限，行为可嘉。
1. D。从上文的...saw my friend and her brother knocking...可知，是作者的朋友的弟弟(brother), 故选D。
2. A。此处表示女主人来应门，故选A。answer the door意为“回应，应门”。
3. C。根据最后一段中的Now her mom will be having an operation. 可知，是为她的妈妈筹钱，故选C。
4. D。同见第3题解析，作者朋友的妈妈需要做手术（operation），故选D。
5. B。根据When the hostess answered... 中的hostess为“女主人”，可知B项(lady)正确。
6. C。根据I was on my way to the library ...可知，作者本打算去图书馆 (library)，故选C。
7. B。根据下文的...you were going to use it to get into university...me the money.可知，作者 想取钱 (money)，故选B。
8. A。根据语境，最后，银行职员给（give）了作者钱，故选A。
9. A。根据第一段中的I am collecting money...可知，A项正确。collect money意为“筹钱”。
10. B。根据上下文可知，筹到的钱非常少，故用even（甚至）。其他各项均不符合语境语意。
11. B。作者让他的朋友接受他的钱。此处，take意为“接受、领受或收到（某物）”，符合语境，故选B。
12. A。根据上下文可推知，作者的朋友马上意识到 (realize)那是作者用来上大学的钱，故选 A。
13. D。根据本句中的but可知，作者也认为上大学是让人激动的 (exciting)事，故选D。
14. D。根据上文her mom will be having an operation...可知，应该是将来的时间，故选D。
15. D。我同情我的朋友，衷心地（sincerely）希望她和她的家人一切都好。
语法填空
16. discussion。考查词性转化。根据前面的冠词可知，该处要用名词。
17. that。考查代词。根据语境可知，此处表示“在那时”，故用that。at that time意为“就在那时”。
18. across。考查介词。穿过马路用介词across。
19. the。考查冠词。boy特指上文提到的an about nine-year-old pupil, 故用定冠词the。
20. was injured。考查动词语态。“张明自己被伤得很严重”，故用被动语态。
21. what。考查连词。从句句子结构缺少主语，故用what。
22. came。考查动词时态。描述过去发生的事，故用过去时态。
23. to。考查介词。“被送往医院”，故用介词to，表方向。
24. finally。考查词性转化。finally表示“终于，最后”。
25. we。考查代词。根据语境，该句应为“我们应该号召所有学生向她学习”，故用we。
阅读理解
A 本文是记叙文。文章主要描述了学校面试实验室助手前发生的事情。
26. A。推理判断题。根据第一段的Charles’s hands were sweaty and his face felt hot可知，Charles很紧张。
27. B。细节理解题。根据第二段的Charles reviewed a set of cards with notes that he had made earlier可知B项正确。
28. D。词义猜测题。根据接下来Charles看见不远处有一个女孩也在准备面试可知，他抬起头看看周围其他的求职者。
29. D。主旨大意题。根据第一段的waiting for Ms Swanson to interview all of them，第二段描述Charles为面试做的准备以及第三段另一个求职人的准备可知，本文主要描述了等待面试的学生的状态。
30. B。推理判断题。根据最后一段的Ms Swanson appeared. “Charles Locke ” she called out可知，下文很可能将是Swanson老师面试Charles的故事。
B “自古英雄出少年”，有些著名的发明也出自少年之手。可以从本文所讲的两位小发明家身上略窥一斑。
31. B。作者意图题。第一段以问句开头，引出话题“青少年所做的一些发明”，作者主要告诉读者青少年可能有一些发明创造的思想。
32. B。细节理解题。Frank Epperson发明冰棒是偶然的机会，他把混合好的加苏打的果汁饮料连同搅拌棍一起忘在外面了，等晚上结冰时，就成了冰棍的雏形。从第二段的the glass was left outside the entire night可知，B项正确。
33. C。计算题。从第二段可知，Frank在11岁时偶然有了冰棍的发明，18年后他申请了专利，也就是他29岁时。
34. D。细节理解题。从第三段可知，Chester发明御寒耳罩主要是他在1873年滑雪时，耳朵受冻，这一次不舒服的经历，让他想到做一个御寒耳罩保护耳朵。
35. A。主旨大意题。本文主要讲述了两位小发明者的发明经历，故选A项。
C 由于地理和历史移民等原因造就了加拿大丰富多样的饮食。
36. C。写作意图题。文章第一段主要是为了引起读者们对话题的注意。第一段没有涉及到加拿大的饮食，故D项错误。
37. B。细节理解题。根据第二段“In the provinces of Western Canada, the style of cooking ... like their southern neighbors in the United States”可知B项正确。
38. C。推理判断题。根据第三段“Throughout Canada, maple products are popular”可知C项正确。
39. C。词义猜测题。从最后一段“keep frozen fiddleheads with other frozen vegetables” 可知，fiddleheads是一种可以食用的植物。
40. B。推理判断题。此篇文章主要讲述了加拿大的饮食，所以很有可能选自旅游杂志。旅游杂志一般讲述旅游中的吃喝玩乐等。
D 身残志坚，勇敢接受命运挑战；自强不息，无臂青年打开另一片天。
41. D。细节理解题。根据第二段最后一句“Dennehy was brought up by a family in America”可知D项正确。Dennehy只是以前没想到能服务于他人，故A项错误；根据“has spent the last couple of years ... encouraging others”可知B项错误；Dennehy是从孤儿院被美国的一个家庭收养的，故C项错误。
42. D。推理判断题。根据文章第四段中Dennehy的描述可知，他对自己的老师心存感激，故选D项。
43. B。细节理解题。根据文章第五段“Dennehy took up playing the guitar and picked it up pretty fast”和第六段“The only difference in the guitar is that I’m playing the cords”可知，Dennehy学习吉他是相对容易地。
44. A。细节理解题。根据倒数第二段“he could see how the audience admired him for his abilities and that gave him confidence to chase his dream”可知，他是看到观众对自己的能力认可后才有追梦的信心。
45. C。作者观点题。最后一段主要说明“一切皆有可能，永不言弃。”故C项是最佳答案。
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2013-2014年深圳市高中英语必修三Module5单元测试题
必修三Moudle5单元测试题
I 语言知识及应用(共两节，满分45分)
第一节完形填空（共l5小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1-15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。
I was on my way to the library to study for history class. It was then that I saw my friend and her brother knocking on doors from house to house, As I was standing outside one house, my friend's
___1___ passed by me and went to knock on the door of the house. When the hostess answered the door, I ___2____ him say, "Excuse me, madam! I am collecting money for my ___3___. She needs to have a (n) ___4___ but we don't have enough money for it. Could you please help us with a donation (捐赠) " The ___ 5___ gave him some coins. He said, "Thank you so much! God bless you!" Then he walked on to the next house. I could see that he didn't get much and I also saw he had been crying.
I thought I should do something for them. So instead of going to the ___6___ I went to the bank. I told a lady in the bank that I wanted to take away all my___7___. The lady said to me, "But, sweetie, I thought you were going to use it to get into university." I told her something else had come up. Finally she___8___ me the money. Then I walked to my friend s house. They had only ___9___ $962 in all, which wasn't ___10___ a quarter of what they needed. I asked my friend to___11___my money. When she saw it, she ___12___ right away that it was my money for university.
The idea of going to university had been a very___13___one for me, but I though my friend needed the money more than I did. Now, her mom will be having an operation in the___14___ two days. As her friend, my heart goes out to my friend. And I___15___ hope all goes well with her and her family.
1. A. classmate B. cousin
C. friend D. brother
2. A. heard B. made
C. noticed D. helped
3. A. dad B. sister
C. mom D. teacher
4. A. education B. university
C. job D. operation
5. A. boy B. lady
C. host D. doctor
6. A. house B. hospital
C. library D. class
7. A. information B. money
C. books D. gifts
8. A. gave B. told
C. left D. brought
9. A. collected B. saved
C. spent D. lost
10. A. only B. even
C. never D. quite
11. A. borrow B. take
C. bury D. refuse
12. A. realized B. believed
C. forgot D. ignored
13. A. boring B. interesting
C. surprising D. exciting
14. A. whole B. first
C. last D. next
15. A. gradually B. actually
C. finally D. sincerely
第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的
词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。
Last Tuesday, when Zhang Ming and I waited for the bus outside the school gate, we were having a heated___16___ (discuss) about how to prepare for the coming midterm exam. At ___17___ time, suddenly a blue car of Mercedes-Benz was coming over to us at the speed of more than 100 km per hour when an about nine-year-old pupil walked ___18___ the road, jumping up and down joyfully. On seeing this, Zhang Ming, as quick as a wink, rushed to ___19___ boy and pushed him out of the road. The boy had a narrow escape from death, but Zhang
Ming herself ___20___ (injure) seriously.
I was very shocked by ___21___ happened to Zhang Ming. In no time, I dialed 120 for help and very soon there___22___ (come) an ambulance. Then she was rushed ___23___ the nearest hospital. It was a great relief for us to learn that she was out of danger ___24___ (final) after a five-hour operation. Undoubtedly, Zhang Ming is a good example of risking her life to save others. So ___25___ should call on all the students to learn from her.
II 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Charles sat in the dining room with five other students, waiting for Ms Swanson to interview all of them. Ms Swanson, the seventh-grade science teacher, was looking for a lab helper. Charles's hands were sweaty and his face felt hot. He wondered if his face was red - and if anyone would notice.
As he prepared for his interview, Charles reviewed a set of cards with notes that he had made earlier. On the cards, he had written answers to questions that Ms Swanson might ask and some lab requirements. "The emergency (紧急状况) eyewash station is not a place to get a drink of water," he quietly read from one card. "Put on your lab coat or you'll not be allowed into the school science lab. Have strong shoes to protect your feet from broken glass," he continued to read from another card.
Looking up, Charles decided to check out the other candidates. Nearby, a girl with dark red hair was putting her own set of cards in order. He watched as she tore a card into tiny pieces and put the pieces into a pocket. Suddenly she looked up at Charles. “Are you nervous ” she asked. "No, I'm not nervous - not at all," Charles said. "What about you " "Uh, no, me neither," the girl answered.
At that moment, Ms Swanson appeared. "Charles Locke " she called out.
26. When sitting in the dining room, Charles was______.
A. nervous B. calm
C. embarrassed D. sad
27. According to the second paragraph, which of the following is TRUE
A. Ms Swanson must ask the questions on the cards.
B. Charles went over what he had prepared before.
C. Ms Swanson asked Charles to put on his lab coat.
D. Charles sat in the lab, waiting for the interview.
28. The underlined word "candidates" in Paragraph 3 refers to “______”
A. lab helpers
B. science teachers
C. students reading cards
D. students competing for the job
29. What's the passage mainly about
A. Making notes on cards.
B. Making friends at school.
C. The life of a science teacher.
D. Students waiting to be interviewed.
30. What will probably happen next in the story
A. Charles will tear up his cards.
B. Charles will talk to Ms Swanson.
C. Charles will give up trying for the job.
D. Charles will help the girl prepare for her interview.
B
Can you list inventions made by kids Sometimes those inventions were actually patented (获专利) later in life when the inventors were adults, but the first idea was often put forward while they were kids.
Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle when he was just 11 years old. One night in 1905, in San Francisco, Frank mixed a fruit soft drink with soda powder and water to create a kind of drink, popular at the time. The stick he used to create the mixture was left in the glass, and the glass was left outside the entire night. When he woke up in the morning, he found the "drink" frozen to the stick after a very cold night. Though he tasted this accidental frozen creation and even showed it to others, he didn't do anything else with it at the time. It was only 18 years later, in 1923 that Frank gained a patent for the “frozen ice on a stick" and started selling it. Next time you eat a frozen treat, think about the 11-year-old boy who left his drink in the cold.
Chester Greenwood was just a 15-year-old kid testing a new pair of ice skates, in cold Maine, back in 1873. His ears were cold and he tried several ways to protect them. He started to tie a
scarf (围巾 ) around his head, but it was uncomfortable. He then made two circles out of wire and asked his grandmother to sew fur on them. This is how the earmuffs(御寒耳罩) were invented. He improved his model and patented it under the title: improved ear protectors. He set up a company that sold his earmuffs. He later on made many other inventions, such as a tea kettle and an advertising matchbox.
31. What message does the author most want to give us in the first paragraph
A. Kids' inventions are famous.
B. Kids probably have invention ideas.
C. Kids' inventions can't be patented.
D. Kids put forward more ideas than adults.
32. Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle mainly because_____.
A. he was fond of eating frozen creations at the age of 11
B. he forgot to take the soft drink indoors that night
C. he forgot to taste the delicious fruit soft drink.
D. he gained a patent successfully in 1905
33. Frank got the patent for the Popsicle at the age of _____.
A. 11 B. 18 C. 29 D. 41
34. Why did Chester want to invent the earmuffs
A. Because he had no scarf at that time.
B. Because his grandmother's ears hurt.
C. Because he set up a company at that time.
D. Because he had a bad experience in the cold.
35. The passage .is mainly about______.
A. inventions made by kids
B. learning from kid inventors
C. two important patents gained by kids
D. the differences between Frank and Chester
C
Food is not just goods to be bought and sold. We can't live without it, and it plays an important role in our culture and daily lives.
Food in the provinces of Eastern Canada shows signs of English traditions, except in Quebec
where the influence (影响) is French. In the provinces of Western Canada, the style of cooking has something to do with the explorers and settlers, who, like their southern neighbors in the United States, made simple meals from local ingredients. In Northern Canada - Northwest, Yukon and Nunavut territories - the diet is limited by the short growing season and influenced by the native Inuit diet. And along the west coast in British Columbia, people from Asian nations influence food and cultural practices.
Canadians' favorite foods vary slightly from area to area, and are strongly influenced by their family traditions, especially having something to do with holiday celebrations. Along the Atlantic coast, seafood and dishes from English traditions (except in Quebec) are common. In Quebec, people's favorite foods come from French families. Throughout Canada, maple products are popular, reflecting the importance of the maple tree, whose leaf appears in the flag of Canada. Many families enjoy a visit in early spring to a maple sugar "shack", a special simple building
where sap (汁) from maple trees is boiled in a large open pan to make maple syrup.
Later in the spring, many people in Eastern Canada visit a wooded (长满树木的 ) area to harvest fiddleheads, which are named because they look like the end of a violin(“fiddle"). They have to be picked before they develop into large leaves. They are usually picked for just a few weeks in the spring. Grocery stores in Canada may keep frozen fiddleheads with other frozen vegetables.
36. The writer's purpose in writing the first paragraph is to ______.
A. entertain readers
B. persuade readers
C. draw readers' attention to the topic
D. show the importance of food in Canada
37. According to the passage, the food in America mainly influences that in _____.
A. Eastern Canada
B. Western Canada
C. Northern Canada
D. Southern Canada
38. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A. Canadian family traditions are almost the same.
B. Dishes in Quebec are influenced by English traditions.
C. People in Canada enjoy maple products.
D. Many families enjoy boiling maple sap at home.
39. What does the underlined word "fiddleheads" in the last paragraph probably refer to
A. Violins. B. Diets.
C. Plants. D. Dishes.
40. The passage probably comes from ______.
A. a science article B. a travel magazine
C. a book review D. a news report
D
When George Dennehy was a young boy, he never dreamed he would serve others as a motivational speaker and musician. But the armless teenager has spent the last couple of years sharing his story and encouraging others.
Born without arms in Romania, Dennehy's condition was terrible, so his parents turned him over to an orphanage (孤儿院), and finally, Dcnnehy was brought up by a family in America.
Early on, he says his American parents noticed his musical abilities. "When I was 8 years old, my mom decided to sign me up for cello lessons and I started playing," he says, admitting that he "didn't really enjoy it". His first teacher, Shalley, helped him play with his feet.
"She actually learned to play the cello with her feet. She wanted to see if it was possible to do it. She made up foot exercises to do. I am really grateful for what she has done for me," he says.
At the beginning of high school, when the cello became not so cool to play, Dennehy took up playing the guitar and picked it up pretty fast.
"It was necessary, though, to learn the cello first, because it's the hardest of all to play," he says. "The only difference in the guitar is that I'm playing the cords (弦)." Dennehy uses a standard guitar. "I play in the same tune as everyone else does," he notes.
Learning to play music hasn't been an easy road. He was shy at first. But every time he got on stage to perform or play music, he could see how the audience admired him for his abilities and that gave him confidence to chase(追求) his dream.
No matter what situation we're in, anything is possible. It is so easy to want to give up sometimes. But we shouldn't do that. There's more that is meant for us.
41. What can we learn about George Dennehy from the first two paragraphs
A. He doesn't think he can serve others.
B. He has encouraged others for ten years.
C. His parents gave him to an American couple.
D. He grew up in an American family.
42. What is George Dennehy's attitude toward Shalley
A. Doubtful.
B. Disappointed.
C. Acceptable.
D. Thankful.
43. What does George Dennehy think of learning the guitar
A. He thinks it difficult to learn the guitar.
B. He thinks it easy to learn the guitar.
C. He thinks he learned it carelessly.
D. He thinks he learned it patiently.
44. According to the passage, when did Dennehy get confidence in running after his dream
A. After the audience appreciated his abilities.
B. When Shalley taught him to play the cello.
C. After he played the guitar well in high school.
D. When he shared his story and encouraged others.
45. What does the author most want to tell us in the last paragraph
A. Failure is the mother of success.
B. Little by little, one goes far.
C. Nothing is impossible.
D. Every coin has two sides.
第二节信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。首先，请阅读以下六家酒店的基本信息：
A. SSAW Hotel Shanghai
Ideally located in the heart of Shanghai, SSAW Hotel Shanghai is just steps from Yu Garden and a 5-minute walk from Yu Garden metro station, which offers direct links to main attractions in the city.
Address: No. 839, Renmin Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 438 per night
B. Fraser Suites Top Glory Shanghai
Fraser Suites Top Glory Shanghai is located along the Huangpu River. The hotel has indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a restaurant.
Address: No.6, Lane 600 Central Yincheng Road, Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai
Price: CNY l,600 per night
C. Seventh Heaven Hotel
Seventh Heaven Hotel is located along the famous shopping street Nanjing Road, and surrounded by many great shopping malls and famous restaurants. Placed on the main street of Shanghai, it is close to the metro station, People's Square and the Bund.
Address: No.627, East Nanjing Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 288.26 per night
D. Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai is located in the Shanghai's business, entertainment and shopping area. It offers a free city bus. With a very good location, the hotel has clean and fairly nice rooms.
Address: No.126, Xinzha Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 260 per night
E. Fraser Residence Shanghai
Fraser Residence Shanghai, a peaceful retreat in the busy city, is one block from Middle Huaihai
Road, ay Shanghai’s business and entertainment centre. It looks clean and modern. All the staff are very friendly, and there is no trouble getting around Shanghai since you are very close to the places of interest.
Address: No.98, Shouning Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 600 per night
F. Salvo Hotel Shanghai,
Centrally located just beside Nanjing Road, the 4-star Salvo Hotel Shanghai is a l0-minute walk from The Bund and Yu Garden. The staff are helpful and polite.
Address: No. 339, Guangdong Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
Price: CNY 424.30 per night
请从以上的六家酒店中为下面五位外国游客挑选最合适的酒店。
46. David is a businessman. He wants to book a hotel along the Huangpu River so that he can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Huangpu River. A hotel which has a swimming pool will be his first choice because swimming is his favorite sport.
47. Robert and Linda are spending their honeymoon. They want to book a hotel located in the heart of Shanghai. And they hope the transportation there is convenient for they plan to see all the main attractions in Shanghai.
48. Mr and Mrs Smith are retired doctors. They are going to spend a one-week holiday in Shanghai. They hope to book a hotel which is a peaceful retreat in the busy city. Importantly, transportation there should be very convenient.
49. Mary is spending her two-week holiday in China. Shanghai will be her last destination so she wants to buy some gifts for her relatives and friends, She hopes to book a hotel near the famous shopping streets or shopping malls.
50. Andy and Ben are students. According to their budget, they hope that the price of the hotel they will book should be no more than CNY 280 per night. And the transportation nearby is convenient and cheap.
III写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节基础写作（共1小题；满分15分）
根据以下提示信息，为美国著名发明家富尔顿(Robert Fulton)写一份个人简介。
【写作内容】
出生年月：1765年出生于美国一个贫苦的农民家庭
生活经历：1．因家境贫寒，只上了几年学；
2. 17岁起自谋生活；
3. 22岁去英国学习绘画时，结识蒸汽机发明家瓦特(Watt)，决定成为工程师。
主要贡献：发明了世界上第一艘轮船，为人类的水运事业做出了巨大贡献。
【写作要求】
只能使用五个句子表达全部内容。
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第二节读写任务（共1小题；满分25分） ‘
阅读下面的短文，然后按照要求写一篇150词左右的英语短文。
US Education Secretary Margaret Spelling thought girls' infrequently taking part in maths and science activities is keeping them from achieving their full potential (潜能) and influencing the nation's ability to compete. "This is all about global competitiveness(竞争力)," once she said at a meeting, "We can't do what we need to do to create high-skill, high-income jobs for our country if we don't pay enough attention to the science education of half our population."
Government data show that girls fall behind boys in maths and science as they progress through school. In the fourth grade, 68 percent of boys and 66 percent of girls say that they like science according to the National Center for Education Statistics. But only one-third of high school students who take physics classes are girls. Spellings said, "At the college level, fewer than one-fifth of engineering students are women." The former astronaut Sally Ride has suggested several methods for keeping girls interested in maths and science, including offering after-school or summer programs to them. She also has suggested introducing girls to women scientists. It's time to allow women to put women's faces on these careers.
An expert thought it's very important to tell parents it is wrong to think that girls are not good at maths or science. Some mothers probably send signals to their daughters that maths skills aren't important for them.
[写作内容] 1．以约30个词概括上文的主要内容。
2．请以120词以“女生能否学好数学和科学？”
谈谈你的看法。内容包括如下要点：
(1)简述女生害怕数学和科学的原由；
(2)你对上述原由的看法；
(3)你对女生学好数学和科学的建议。
[写作要求]
1．作文中可以使用亲身经历或虚构的故事，也可以参照阅读材料的内容，但不得直接引用原文中的句子。
2．作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。
[评分标准]
概括准确，语言规范，内容合适，语篇连贯。
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测试题参考答案
1-5 DACDB 6-10 CBAAB 11-15 BADDD
16-25 (One possible version)
16. discussion 17. that 18. across
19. the 20. was injured
21.what 22. came 23. to
24. finally 25. we
26-30 ABDDB 31-35 BBCDA
36-40 CBCCB 41-45 DDBAC
46-50 BAECD
基础写作（One possible version）
Robert Fulton, who was born in a poor family in 1765, was considered one of the greatest inventors in the world. When he was a child, his parents couldn’t afford his education so he only studied in school for a few years. At the age of 17, he started to make a living on his own, and he went to England to study drawing at the age of 22, during which he got to know Watt, the inventor of the steam engine. And it was from then on that he decided to become an engineer. Finally, he became the inventor of the first ship in the world and made great contribution to human water transport.
读写任务 (One possible version)
US experts call for great attention to the girls’ maths and science education. From high school to college, there are fewer and fewer girls learning maths and science. So parents are warned to pay more attention to their daughters’ learning them.
At school, most of girls don’t like maths and science. They think maths and science are difficult subjects. What’s more, some parents think girls are born to be poor at them, which, in some way, will make many girls afraid of studying them!
I don’t agree to the above. It is true that girls are not good at maths and science at school. But great women scientists have proved that girls can do as well in them as boys do. For instance, Madam Curie, a Nobel Prize winner, set a good example to us.
If girls want to learn maths and science well, they should make up their minds at the beginning, and their parents and teachers should often encourage them and give them timely advice or guidance, especially when they meet with some difficulties.
测试题部分答案解析
完形填空
在去图书馆的路上，作者看到朋友及其弟弟挨家挨户为他们母亲的手术筹钱后，便改道去银行，取出自己上大学的钱，将其全部捐给了朋友。爱心无限，行为可嘉。
1. D。从上文的...saw my friend and her brother knocking...可知，是作者的朋友的弟弟(brother), 故选D。
2. A。此处表示女主人来应门，故选A。answer the door意为“回应，应门”。
3. C。根据最后一段中的Now her mom will be having an operation. 可知，是为她的妈妈筹钱，故选C。
4. D。同见第3题解析，作者朋友的妈妈需要做手术（operation），故选D。
5. B。根据When the hostess answered... 中的hostess为“女主人”，可知B项(lady)正确。
6. C。根据I was on my way to the library ...可知，作者本打算去图书馆 (library)，故选C。
7. B。根据下文的...you were going to use it to get into university...me the money.可知，作者 想取钱 (money)，故选B。
8. A。根据语境，最后，银行职员给（give）了作者钱，故选A。
9. A。根据第一段中的I am collecting money...可知，A项正确。collect money意为“筹钱”。
10. B。根据上下文可知，筹到的钱非常少，故用even（甚至）。其他各项均不符合语境语意。
11. B。作者让他的朋友接受他的钱。此处，take意为“接受、领受或收到（某物）”，符合语境，故选B。
12. A。根据上下文可推知，作者的朋友马上意识到 (realize)那是作者用来上大学的钱，故选 A。
13. D。根据本句中的but可知，作者也认为上大学是让人激动的 (exciting)事，故选D。
14. D。根据上文her mom will be having an operation...可知，应该是将来的时间，故选D。
15. D。我同情我的朋友，衷心地（sincerely）希望她和她的家人一切都好。
语法填空
16. discussion。考查词性转化。根据前面的冠词可知，该处要用名词。
17. that。考查代词。根据语境可知，此处表示“在那时”，故用that。at that time意为“就在那时”。
18. across。考查介词。穿过马路用介词across。
19. the。考查冠词。boy特指上文提到的an about nine-year-old pupil, 故用定冠词the。
20. was injured。考查动词语态。“张明自己被伤得很严重”，故用被动语态。
21. what。考查连词。从句句子结构缺少主语，故用what。
22. came。考查动词时态。描述过去发生的事，故用过去时态。
23. to。考查介词。“被送往医院”，故用介词to，表方向。
24. finally。考查词性转化。finally表示“终于，最后”。
25. we。考查代词。根据语境，该句应为“我们应该号召所有学生向她学习”，故用we。
阅读理解
A 本文是记叙文。文章主要描述了学校面试实验室助手前发生的事情。
26. A。推理判断题。根据第一段的Charles’s hands were sweaty and his face felt hot可知，Charles很紧张。
27. B。细节理解题。根据第二段的Charles reviewed a set of cards with notes that he had made earlier可知B项正确。
28. D。词义猜测题。根据接下来Charles看见不远处有一个女孩也在准备面试可知，他抬起头看看周围其他的求职者。
29. D。主旨大意题。根据第一段的waiting for Ms Swanson to interview all of them，第二段描述Charles为面试做的准备以及第三段另一个求职人的准备可知，本文主要描述了等待面试的学生的状态。
30. B。推理判断题。根据最后一段的Ms Swanson appeared. “Charles Locke ” she called out可知，下文很可能将是Swanson老师面试Charles的故事。
B “自古英雄出少年”，有些著名的发明也出自少年之手。可以从本文所讲的两位小发明家身上略窥一斑。
31. B。作者意图题。第一段以问句开头，引出话题“青少年所做的一些发明”，作者主要告诉读者青少年可能有一些发明创造的思想。
32. B。细节理解题。Frank Epperson发明冰棒是偶然的机会，他把混合好的加苏打的果汁饮料连同搅拌棍一起忘在外面了，等晚上结冰时，就成了冰棍的雏形。从第二段的the glass was left outside the entire night可知，B项正确。
33. C。计算题。从第二段可知，Frank在11岁时偶然有了冰棍的发明，18年后他申请了专利，也就是他29岁时。
34. D。细节理解题。从第三段可知，Chester发明御寒耳罩主要是他在1873年滑雪时，耳朵受冻，这一次不舒服的经历，让他想到做一个御寒耳罩保护耳朵。
35. A。主旨大意题。本文主要讲述了两位小发明者的发明经历，故选A项。
C 由于地理和历史移民等原因造就了加拿大丰富多样的饮食。
36. C。写作意图题。文章第一段主要是为了引起读者们对话题的注意。第一段没有涉及到加拿大的饮食，故D项错误。
37. B。细节理解题。根据第二段“In the provinces of Western Canada, the style of cooking ... like their southern neighbors in the United States”可知B项正确。
38. C。推理判断题。根据第三段“Throughout Canada, maple products are popular”可知C项正确。
39. C。词义猜测题。从最后一段“keep frozen fiddleheads with other frozen vegetables” 可知，fiddleheads是一种可以食用的植物。
40. B。推理判断题。此篇文章主要讲述了加拿大的饮食，所以很有可能选自旅游杂志。旅游杂志一般讲述旅游中的吃喝玩乐等。
D 身残志坚，勇敢接受命运挑战；自强不息，无臂青年打开另一片天。
41. D。细节理解题。根据第二段最后一句“Dennehy was brought up by a family in America”可知D项正确。Dennehy只是以前没想到能服务于他人，故A项错误；根据“has spent the last couple of years ... encouraging others”可知B项错误；Dennehy是从孤儿院被美国的一个家庭收养的，故C项错误。
42. D。推理判断题。根据文章第四段中Dennehy的描述可知，他对自己的老师心存感激，故选D项。
43. B。细节理解题。根据文章第五段“Dennehy took up playing the guitar and picked it up pretty fast”和第六段“The only difference in the guitar is that I’m playing the cords”可知，Dennehy学习吉他是相对容易地。
44. A。细节理解题。根据倒数第二段“he could see how the audience admired him for his abilities and that gave him confidence to chase his dream”可知，他是看到观众对自己的能力认可后才有追梦的信心。
45. C。作者观点题。最后一段主要说明“一切皆有可能，永不言弃。”故C项是最佳答案。
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