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高考英语一轮复习Unit2Whatishappinesstoyou课时跟踪检测A卷选修6

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只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。Whatishappinesstoyou? 课时跟踪检测A卷Ⅰ.单项填空1.(2015·南通中学高三模拟)Organsfromabraindeadmanhavebeentransplantedintofourpatients,________theirlives.A.torebuild        B.arerebuildingC.rebuildD.rebuilding2.(2015·江阴高三模拟)—Howcomeyoulooksoworried?—Ihave________allmypocketsbutIcan’tfindmykeys.A.goneafterB.gonethroughC.goneagainstD.goneahead3.(2015·安庆一中高三期末)Toouranger,manypovertystrickencountiesbuildluxuriousofficebuildingsinsteadof________moneytoimprovethemiserableconditionsoflocalschools.A.announcingB.allocatingC.advocatingD.accumulating4.(2015·徐州高三模拟)Wewerein________whenweleftthatweforgottheairlinetickets.A.arushsoanxiousB.suchanxiousrushC.soanxiousrushD.suchananxiousrush5.(2015·浙江考试院抽测)________electronicmail,todayyoucansendaletterhalfwayaroundtheworldinsecondssimplybypressingabutton.A.ThankstoB.ApartfromC.RegardlessofD.Accordingto6.(2015·常德一模)WhatimpressedmeinGreecewasthattheoceans________theislandsweredeepblue.A.surroundingB.beingsurroundedC.surroundedD.surround7.(2015·皖南八校第二次联考)Thedirectorwasfullyconvincedthatthismovingstory,if________fortelevision,wouldbeahit.A.adaptedB.beingadaptedC.tobeadaptedD.havingbeenadapted8.(2015·淮安一模)________ofdangerinthestreetatnight,shehadtogohome,withafriend________her.A.Warned;accompanied7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。B.Warning;accompanyingC.Havingwarned;accompaniedD.Havingbeenwarned;accompanying9.(2015·杭州高三质检)________hisresearchpaper,ProfessorReaganexperiencedvarioushardshipsandlonelinessontheAntarcticexplorationfornearlyhalfayear.A.AccomplishingB.ToaccomplishC.AccomplishedD.Havingaccomplished10.(2015·黄山高三模拟)Doyouknowthebravepeople________thepolice________lookingintothemurdercase?A.assist;inB.assist;withC.assisting;withD.assisting;in11.(2015·湖南长沙重点中学二模)________in1995,theSeaLaunchgroupwasmadeupoffourcompaniesfromNorway,Russia,UkraineandtheUnitedStates.A.FoundedB.FoundingC.TofoundD.Havingfounded12.(2015·苏南三校联考)Theexaminationsarearoundthecorner.Somefansinourclassarepersuadedto________footballtofocusontheirstudies.A.quittoplayB.bequittedtoplayC.quitplayingD.bequittedplaying13.(2015·江南十校联考)Lostinthemountainsforthreedays,whatthethreemenwereabletodowas________thehelpofhelicopter.A.expectedB.expectC.beingexpectedD.tobeexpected14.(2015·成都四校联考)—Ihearyouworkedverylateyesterday.—Yes,ithadbeencompletelydarkbythetimeI________theoffice.A.leaveB.leftC.haveleftD.hadleft15.(2015·南京十二中模拟)Allofusburstintolaughter________wesawMr.Bean’sfunnyappearance. A.ontheinstantB.foraninstantC.theinstantD.inaninstantⅡ.阅读理解A(2015·淮北一中高三检测)MatthewAmesreturnedtoBrisbanefromMelbourneatthe7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。weekendafterexperiencingoneofmanyroundsofsurgery,becomingAustralia’sfirstbionic(仿生学的)man.MatthewAmeswasathomeonMondaymorning,adjustingtonationalmediaattentionandlifewithtitaniumrods(钛杆)inwhatremainsofhisarmsandlegs.Ifallgoestoplan,laterintheyearhewillhavemoresurgerytofixbionicprosthetics(假肢).Itallstarted15monthsago,whentheOriginEnergyengineer—wholivedwithhiswifeDianeandfourchildreninCampHillinBrisbane’seast—beganfeelinglikehewascomingdownwiththe“manflu”.Aweeklaterhewasinhospital,senselessandonlifesupport,whichwascausedbyadeadlyformofbacteria.“Hehada99%chanceofdying,”Matthew’ssonLuke,9,saidinaprogram,SundayNightwhichdrewmorethan2.12millionviewersnationally.Matthew’syoungersonsBen,8,andWill,7,added:“Andonly1%ofliving.”ProudlyWillconcluded:“Andthe1%wonagainstthe99%.”Matthew’sfamiliesweretoldMatthew’sonlychanceofsurvivalwastohavehisfourlimbsremoved.ForDiane,thechoicewaseasy.Shecouldnotallowtheirchildrentogrowupwithoutafather.Eventually,Matthewcameto,onlytofindhehadnoarmsandlegs.OnMonday,heisattendingaPrideofAustraliaMedalceremonyforwhichhehasbeennominated(被提名)inthecouragecategory.“The40yearoldisslowlygettingusedtoafewmorepeopleknowingabouthisstory,”hissisterKatetoldFairfaxMedia.“Wetoldhisstorysothathewasknowntothekids,andthuspeoplewouldn’tstopandstare,”Katecontinued.“We’renotsurewhattoexpectnowthathisstoryhasairedacrossAustralia.Theeffectitwouldhaveinapositivewayonpeopleisbeyondourexpectation.”1.FromthefirsttwoparagraphswecanlearnthatMatthewAmes________.A.hasfinishedallofhisoperationsB.isthefirstbionicmanintheworldC.isbecomingthefocusofthepublicD.hadhisarmsandlegscutcompletely2.FromwhatMatthewAmes’sonssay,wecanconcludethat________.A.itwasawonderfortheirfathertoescapefromdeathB.mostdoctorsrefusedtooperateontheirfatherC.thesons’loveisthecureoftheirfather’sdiseaseD.thesons’praymovedGodandsavedtheirfather3.WhatwastheattitudeofMatthew’swifewhenhewasadvisedtocuthislegsandarms?7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。A.Doubtful.B.Supportive.C.Cautious.D.Casual.4.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ALuckyFatherB.ABionicManC.ANationalHeroD.AReliableHusbandB(2015·扬州第四次调研)Whileonvacationindistantlocales,peopleoftenfindthattimemovesquitedifferentlythanintheplacesthey’reusedto.RobertLevineandhiscolleagueshavestudiedthespeedoflifeincitiesaroundtheworldandacrosstheU.S.Inaseriesofexperimentstheymeasuredhowfastasinglepedestrianinadowntowncentercoveredadistanceof60feet,timedhowlongittooktocompleteasimplecommercialtransaction,andrecordedtheaccuracyofrandomlyselectedclocksinthedowntownbusinessarea.Theyfoundthatplaceswithafasterpaceoflifealsohadstrongereconomies,andthatpeopleinlargercitiestendedtomovefasterthanthoseinlesspopulatedareas.Soasyoumightexpect,fastmovingpeopleareassociatedwithfastmovingeconomies.Butdoesthatfasterlifetranslateintogreaterhappiness?Infasterplaces,peopleweremorelikelytosmoke,lesslikelytotakethetimetohelpstrangersinneed,andmorelikelytodiefromheartdiseases.YetLevineandhiscolleaguesfoundthatpeopleinfasterplacestendedtoreportfeelingsomewhathappierwiththeirlivesthanthosewholivedinslowerplaces.Acity’spaceoflifewasindeed“significantlyrelated”tothephysical,social,andpsychologicalwellbeingofitsinhabitants.However,therelationshipbetweenincomeandreportedhappinessisfarfromobvious.Accordingtothe“Easterlinparadox(悖论,反论)”(namedaftereconomistRichardEasterlin),oncepeoplehaveenoughmoneytomeettheirbasicneeds,havingmoremoneyisnotnecessarilycorrelatedwithhigherselfreportedhappiness.Easterlin’sclaimsarecontroversialandnotuniversallyaccepted;evenifhistheoryiscorrect,wealthiernationsmightbehappieroveralliftheyaddressthebasicneedstomoreoftheirpeople.Inanycase,theongoingdebateindicatesthatweneedtobecarefulwhenmakingconnectionsbetweenhappinessandoveralleconomicfactors.Amongindividualsinasociety,busyness—orthefeelingofbusyness—seemstobeanimportantfactorinwellbeing.Thatfeelingofbusyness—ofhavingalottodoand7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。toolittletimeinwhichtodoitisoftenassociatedwithstressandanxiety.Howeverinmanycontextsbeing“busy”isbadgeofhonor—Busyparentsareseenasdevotedtotheirchildren’swellbeingandthebusylawyercanchargeapremiumhourlyrate.InUSstudies,thehappiestpeoplereportedthattheywerebusyinthesensethattheyhadlittleexcesstime,yetdidnotfeelrushed.Levine’sworkraisesthepossibilitythatanindividual’sfeelingsabouttheiruseoftimecontributeasmuchormoretotheirhappinessasdoeseconomics.Nowthebigchallengeistofindoutwhichwaythecausalchainworks:Doesthefeelingofbeingactive,yetnotrushed,contributetohappiness?Ordoeshappinessallowpeopletoperceive(觉察)theiruseoftimeinpositiveways?5.WhatcanwelearnaboutLevine’sstudy?A.Itcalculatedaperson’swalkingdistanceduringacertainperiod.B.Itwascarriedoutforsomecommercialpurposes.C.Itresearchedliferhythminvariouseconomiesandareas.D.Itwasmainlyconductedinthewesternworld.6.WhichofthefollowingdoesEasterlinparadoxsupport?A.Peopleinfasterplacesmaysufferfrompoorerhealth.B.Happinessispossibleonlywhenone’sbasicneedsaremet.C.Peopleinunderdevelopedcountriesarelesshappier.D.Highincomedoesnotnecessarilyensurelifesatisfaction.7.Theunderlinedword“inhabitants”inParagraph2probablymeans________.A.peoplewhohavesomeunusualhabitsB.peoplewholiveinaparticularplaceC.peoplewhohavestableandgoodjobsD.peoplewhoarehealthyandhappy8.WecaninferfromParagraph4that________.A.busypeopledefinitelyhaveahigherdegreeofhappinessB.peoplewillfeelrelaxediftheyhavenothingtodoC.beingactivelyengagedcontributestolifesatisfactionD.busypeoplearesupposedtomakemoremoney答案7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。Ⅰ.1.选D 此处为动词的现在分词作状语。如选A项,则是动词不定式表目的,应去掉逗号;句中已有谓语部分,故排除B、C两项。2.选B 答句句意:我把所有的口袋都翻遍了,就是找不到我的钥匙。goafter“追求”;gothrough“检查,经历”;goagainst“违背”;goahead“开始,进行”。3.选B 句意:让我们愤怒的是,许多贫困县建造奢华的办公楼,而不是拨款去改善当地学校的恶劣条件。announce“宣布,宣告”;allocate“拨……(给)”;advocate“提倡,拥护”;accumulate“积累,(数量)逐渐增加”。4.选D 句意:我们如此焦急匆忙地离开以至于忘了飞机票。inarush“匆忙地”;such修饰名词,而so修饰形容词和副词,故D项正确。5.选A 句意:幸亏有了电子邮件,现在你只要按一下按钮就能在几秒内把一封信寄出半个世界了。根据句意可知应选A项。apartfrom“除……以外”;regardlessof“不管,不顾”;accordingto“依据,根据”。6.选A 句意:在希腊,令我印象深刻的是那些岛屿周围的海洋是深蓝色的。oceans与surround间为主动关系,故用surrounding作定语。7.选A 此处为条件状语从句中的省略,省略了主语及be动词,补全后为ifitwasadaptedfortelevision,故选A。8.选D 句意:因为受到警告夜里街上有危险,所以她不得不在一个朋友陪伴下回家。第一空强调“被警告”的动作发生于“回家”之前,故用现在分词完成时的被动语态;accompany和friend构成主动关系,故用现在分词形式作宾语补足语。9.选B 句意:为了完成研究论文,Reagan教授在为期半年的南极探险中经历了各种困难和孤独。本题考查不定式作状语,表示目的。10.选D 第一空用现在分词作定语;第二空考查assistsb.indoingsth.“帮助某人做某事”结构,故选D。11.选A 句意:SeaLaunch组织成立于1995年,是由来自挪威、俄罗斯、乌克兰和美国的四家公司组成的。这里是过去分词作状语,与主句的主语构成逻辑上的被动关系,故选A。12.选C 句意:考试就在眼前,我们班的一些球迷被说服放弃踢球来集中精力学习。quit(doing)sth.“停止/放弃(做)某事”,故选C。13.选B 句意:那三个人在山里迷路已经三天了,他们所能做的就是等待直升机来救他们。what引导的从句作主语,且从句中含有实义动词do的某种形式,故主句中作表语的不定式可省去不定式符号to,加之expect与thethreemen为主动关系,故不定式用主动形式。14.选B 根据语境,天几乎黑了发生在“离开”办公室之前,故前面用过去完成时,后面用一般过去时。15.选C 句意:一看见憨豆先生的滑稽的样子,我们所有的人都笑起来了。theinstant可以作连词,引导时间状语从句,意为“一……就……”。Ⅱ.7 只有比别人更早、更勤奋地努力,才能尝到成功的滋味。语篇解读:这是一篇新闻报道,报道了澳大利亚人MatthewAmes因病不得不截去四肢以挽救其生命,手术后,Matthew又通过多次手术安装了假肢,他战胜病魔的意志和决心鼓舞了很多人。1.选C 细节理解题。根据第一段中的“adjustingtonationalmediaattention”可知,他正成为公众焦点。2.选A 推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Hehada99%chanceofdying”和第五段中的“Andthe1%wonagainstthe99%.”可推断A项正确。3.选B 推理判断题。根据第六段的第二、三句可判断,他妻子Diane是支持他截肢保命的。4.选B 主旨大意题。这是一则关于MatthewAmes因病截肢后安装人工假肢的新闻报道,所以用ABionicMan作为标题合适。语篇解读:本文是一篇研究报告,主要研究了生活节奏与幸福感之间的关系。5.选C 细节理解题。根据文章第一段第二句可知,Levine研究了世界上的不同地区和全美各地人们的生活节奏。故选C项。6.选D 细节理解题。根据文章第三段第二句可知,Easterlinparadox认为,高收入并不一定意味着更多的生活满足感。故选D项。7.选B 词义猜测题。根据文章第二段最后一句中的“Acity”和“psychologicalwellbeingofits”可推知,此处inhabitants是指生活在某个特定地方的人们。故选B项。8.选C 推理判断题。根据文章第四段最后一句可推知,积极地忙碌有助于增加对生活的满足感。故选C项。7