1、人教必修三英语Unit 3, Book 3同步练习题 第1部分 阅读 (共两节 满分50分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AKids Night Out Fun Saturday Night PartiesWe miss our campers between summer and school breaks, so we are starting a monthly Kids Night Out event to keep our community together more often. DATES A
2、ND HOURS Dates: The second Saturday of each month: January 11, February 8, March 14, April 11, May 9, June 13.Hours: 4:30 pm - 8:30 pmLOCATION Berkwood Hedge School1809 Bancroft Way, BerkeleyAGESWell be having a mixed age group:Ages 4 -10, with up to 27 campers.Youth Leaders, ages 11+.ACTIVITIES & D
3、INNERIn downtown Berkeley, we have wonderful outdoor play areas sand box, climbing wall, big yards for basketball and other games. For indoor play, we have art activities, board games, and a dance party with light sticks. For parents: the place is near to movie theaters and restaurants!We provide a
4、vegetarian dinner with healthy ingredients. Dinner is made by Chef Brad, who always brings so much love and care to his meals.FEES$60/night if you sign up by 2:00 pm on the day before camp, otherwise $75/night.$300 for all 6 nights. STAFFCeri Mitchell, Brad Olson and Olivia Becketti.Our staff are ca
5、reful, creative and enthusiastic (热情的). They are employed to guide and enrich our programs and develop friendship among campers.YOUTH LEADERSWe are inviting kids with strong skills in welcoming, connecting, and playing with kids to join our youth leader team. You can get in touch with Ceri Mitchell.
6、 We hope you can make it. 1. What can parents do when their kid is playing at the party?A. Work. B. Cook.C. Go shopping. D. See a movie.2. If Jason signs up for the third party/camp on the morning of March 13, how much should he pay?A. $300. B. $75. C. $60. D. $50.3. If a 12-year-old boy wants to jo
7、in the event, whom should he get in touch with?A. Chef Brad. B. Ceri Mitchell. C. Brad Olson. D. Olivia Becketti.BI spent this past weekend exploring Edinburgh, Scotland. I went with my program group, CIS Abroad. On Friday we took the train from London to Edinburgh and arrived in the evening, with j
8、ust enough time to see around the High Street and have dinner. On Saturday we visited different castles in the Highlands. The coolest castle that we saw was Doune Castle. The super great part about this castle is that it has been used for many different films, such as Monty Python, The Holy Grail, O
9、utlander and Game of Thrones. In Game of Thrones it was used as the town of Winterfell, which I thought was great. After Doune Castle we went to Deanston Distillery, which was built in 1966. We went on a tour of the facilities (设备) and saw how they made Scottish whiskey. It was great to see all of t
10、he effort that went into it. They showed us the storage room where they kept all of the casks (木桶), and there may be thousands in that room. One of the casks was from 40 years ago; the tour guide said that this cask would sell for about 4,000 pounds a bottle, which would be about 5,300 American doll
11、ars! I thought that was unbelievable.The last day we had some free time to explore the town and shop for gifts. We also saw the most beautiful view of Edinburgh. It seemed like we climbed a million stairs up a hill to see the view, but let me tell you it was totally worth every step. Scotland now ha
12、s a special place in my heart. Two days is not enough to learn the city well, so I will certainly be back to one of the most beautiful places on earth. 4. Why did the author go to Edinburgh? A. To work as a guide. B. To pay a visit to the city. C. To make a film set in the Highlands.D. To plan a pro
13、gram about whiskey-making.5. What do we know about Doune Castle? A. It has a long history.B. One can buy local gifts there.C. It is well-known as a film-making place. D. One can experience life of Winterfell there.6. How did the author respond when she heard about the wine in the cask from 40 years
14、ago?A. She thought highly of its quality.B. She was shocked by its high price.C. She was surprised at the workers great skills.D. She strongly wanted to bring one bottle home.7. What did the author think of her time in Edinburgh? A. Hard and boring. B. Happy but tiring. C. Long and colorful. D. Shor
15、t but enjoyable.CHalleys Comet (哈雷彗星) appeared at the time of Mark Twains birth, making his arrival an even more special event. Twain said in 1909, “I came in with Halleys Comet in 1835. It is coming again next year, and I expect to go out with it.”Surprisingly enough, Mark Twain died the day after
16、it passed by earth a second time.Mark Twain was a gifted writer, speaker and humorist whose own characters shone through his work. As his writing grew in popularity, he became a public character in America. As the young country grew in size but not in a cultural manner to the liking of the European
17、people, it became fashionable to criticize (批评) “the ugly American”. Twain travelled to Europe and made the Europeans friendly to America with his wisdom and humor. Twain began his working life as a typesetter at a newspaper, worked as a printer, a riverboat pilot, and then turned to gold mining. Wh
18、en he failed to strike it rich, he turned to journalism and it was during that time that he wrote the short story that started his writing life, The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.Although Twains life as a writer made him rich, his turn as a gentleman investor (投资者) did much to make him
19、 impoverished. He lost a great deal of money earned by writing on different investments. Twain recovered financially with the help of a man named Henry Huttleson Rogers. Further success from book sales improved his financial health.8. What can we learn about Mark Twain from the first paragraph?A. He
20、 predicted his own death.B. He saw Halleys Comet coming.C. He made Halleys Comet famous.D. He knew a lot about Halleys Comet.9. Why did Mark Twain travel to Europe?A. To avoid being criticized.B. To show he liked travelling.C. To prove he was good at writing.D. To change Europeans opinion of America
21、.10. What is the third paragraph mainly about?A. Mark Twains true interest. B. Mark Twains famous work.C. Mark Twains work experiences. D. Mark Twains life goal.11. What does the underlined word “impoverished” in the last paragraph mean?A. Poor. B. Angry. C. Unhealthy. D. Busy.DIf youre short of mon
22、ey and dont mind selling the rights to your face, you can make 100,000 by licensing (准许) your face to a robotics company.According to a blog post by a London-based engineering company Geomiq, a robotics company is looking for a “kind and friendly” face to put on a human-like robot once it goes into
23、production. This will probably need using this persons face on thousands of robots around the world, so the company is willing to pay no less than 100,000 in licensing fees. The robot in question is designed to be a “friend” for elderly people, and is scheduled to go into production this year. Geomi
24、q is not free to give too much information about the robotics company or its project, because of a non-disclosure agreement theyve signed with the designer and his financial backers. “We know that this is an extremely special request, and signing over the licenses to your face is probably an extreme
25、ly big decision,” Geomiq said, adding that interested people can send a photo of themselves by email.The robotics company has reportedly been working on this human-like robot for five years, and because of the secretive nature of the project, anonymity (匿名) is of great importance. However, intereste
26、d people with the right kind of face chosen for the “next stage” will be given full details on the project. The search for a suitable face to be used has met with mixed responses from the public. Some of them say that the company should create a false face using information from data sets (数据集) that
27、 have over 100,000 realistic but not actually real faces, much like the famous human-like robot, Sophia.However, others think here is a chance of seeing robots as an important source of income. 12. What do we know about the human-like robots?A. They will take on the same looks.B. They will serve dis
28、abled people.C. They are going to be sold at a high price.D. They are produced by the company Geomiq.13. When can interested people know the details about the project?A. Before they send their photos.B. After they send their photos.C. After their faces are chosen.D. After they receive the money.14.
29、What do those who disagree with the project think of it?A. Its crazy. B. Its difficult.C. Its dangerous. D. Its unnecessary. 15. What is the best title for the text?A. Are you interested in designing faces for robots?B. Are you willing to sell your face for a big money?C. Do you agree with producing
30、 human-like robots?D. Do you want a robot friend who looks like you?第2节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。If you are a perfectionist (完美主义者), you are probably familiar with the feeling of wanting to get everything just right. You may feel concerned about your papers or
31、projects, and even worry about small mistakes from the past. 16 They often criticize themselves if they believe they havent met these standards. 17 Researchers have found that on the extreme end, perfectionism causes bad effects on peoples spiritual health. In the study, they looked at a total of 28
32、4 studies and found that perfectionism was linked to eating disorders, lower spiritual health and psychological (心理上的) diseases. Researchers also looked at how perfectionism has changed over time. They reviewed information on over 41,000 college students, from 1989 to 2016. 18 They held themselves t
33、o higher standards and felt there were higher expectations placed on them. Young adults picked up on more social expectations from their living environment. The researchers think this could be because society is increasingly competitive. 19 They might also pick up on stress from their parents. Many
34、perfectionists think setting high standards or going for excellence is a good thing. They think of their perfectionism as something that helps them succeed. 20 In fact, mistakes are an important part of learning and growing. So accepting imperfection can actually help us in the long run. A. Is perfe
35、ctionism always harmful?B. They feel shame about who they are.C. Perfectionism is bad for peoples health.D. College students have to work harder to become better.E. Perfectionists have very high standards for themselves.F. However, giving up on perfection doesnt mean being less successful.G. They fo
36、und during the time, college students reported increasing levels of perfectionism.第二部分 语言运用 (共两节 满分30分)第一节 (共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。In my late teens, I was often told by my parents that success and failure go hand in hand. It may be right, but the point didnt 21 me
37、much then. I had a(n) 22 that if you keep on climbing every step of a ladder (梯子), you will 23 your goals. 24 , it was when I began climbing those steps that I 25 you may go up two steps and end up falling back three. In fact, 26 is a very basic part of every success story.When I started my work in
38、SEO (搜索引擎优化), I was helpless. I spent many 27 days solving different problems. The time finally came when I started to have 28 in what I had done. Then came the day when I saw everything I did was 29 because of my carelessness. I knew Id have to 30 once again. I worked harder this time. Finally, I 3
39、1 . Now Ive become one of the best SEO experts in our country because I chose not to 32 . Now I have truly believed my parents words. You might 33 ups and downs in your life, but your 34 is most important. You must always be 35 for any failure on your way. Work hard and never give up. You will move
40、forward with more power.21. A. puzzle B. surprise C. interest D. worry22. A. idea B. plan C. suggestion D. report23. A. find B. kick C. establish D. achieve24. A. Instead B. However C. Besides D. Therefore 25. A. explained B. guessed C. realized D. assumed 26. A. work B. ability C. choice D. failure
41、27. A. quiet B. sad C. stressful D. big 28. A. confidence B. pleasure C. difficulty D. experience29. A. useless B. small C. dangerous D. simple30. A. reply B. start C. apologize D. seek31. A. forgave B. won C. left D. succeeded32. A. settle down B. show off C. give up D. break down 33. A. face B. sh
42、are C. forget D. accept 34. A. energy B. imagination C. expectation D. attitude 35. A. responsible B. prepared C. concerned D. grateful第二节 （共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Yangon is the largest city in Myanmar. As Myanmars 36 (commerce) and artistic center, Yangon most reflects t
43、he changes that have taken place since the country reopened to the world. There 37 (be) many new restaurants, bars and shops. But in many ways Yangon has hardly changed at all. The city remains focused 38 Shwedagon Paya, a golden Buddhist pagoda (佛塔). Close to it are the parks and lakes that provide
44、 residents with an escape from the surrounding 39 (confuse). Then there is the city center, 40 is home to some of the most impressive colonial (殖民地的) architecture in Southeast Asia.One of the best places 41 (visit) in Asia is Yangon. Nature lovers will appreciate the citys beautiful lakes, parks and
45、 green trees. This is the reason why it 42 (call) “The Garden City of the East”. However, Yangon has more to offer than its beautiful scenery. Yangon is a melting pot with 43 diversity of cultures and communities. Yangon 44 (perfect) balances tradition, culture and modernity, 45 (make) it a must-see
46、 for anyone who wants to see a different side of Asia.36. _ 37. _ 38. _ 39. _ 40. _41. _ 42. _ 43. _ 44. _ 45. _汉译英 (用括号内所给词语的正确形式翻译句子) (共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分)1. 为了摆脱无聊的乡村生活，汤姆上周日去城市看望他的姐姐。 (escape) _ 2. 上午，汤姆的姐姐带他去了参观了一些著名的市中心建筑。 (construction; downtown) _ 3. 午饭后，汤姆在一家纪念品商店为自己挑选了一顶棒球帽。 (select; souvenir) _ 4. 后来，他们去了一家酒吧，那里有一个爵士乐队在表演。 (afterwards; bar; jazz) _ 5. 对汤姆来说，这确实是美好的一天。于是他在睡前写了一篇旅游日记。 (journal; definitely) _11学科网（北京）股份有限公司
