Module3單元測試Ⅰ.根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容完成下面的短文BeethovenwasborninBonn，.________hewasstillayoungman，hewas2.________(talent)inmusic，andlearnedtoplay3.________violinandpianofromhisfather,4.________wasasinger.Mozart5.________(impress)byhimandspoke6.________(high)ofhim.BeethoventhoughthelearnednothingfromHaydn，whowasalsoagood.________hegrewolder，hebecame8.________(complete)deafduringthelastyearsof9.________life,10.________hecontinuedcomposing.Ⅱ.閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當?shù)膬?nèi)容(不多于3個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式W：Hello，Jack.You’re1.________(get)readyfortomorrow’sschool，aren’tyou?M：Yes，I’mabitnervous.Ihavenoidea2.________willhappeninclassand3.________I’llgetalongwithmyclassmates.W：Iunderstandhowyou’refeeling.You’llmakealotoffriendsverysoon.M：Thankyou.I’lltrymybesttoget4.________(use)tomynewschoollifeassoonaspossible.Bytheway，whattimedoes5.________firstclassbegin?W：At8o’clock.Butthereissomeother6.________(suggest)timeyoushouldremember.M：Sayit，please.W：Beforeclasswehave10minutestohandinhomeworkandthen20minutesformorningreading.M：That’stosay，we7.________gettoschoolat7∶minutes8.________(late)we’dhandinhomework.Right?W：Right.SoIsuggestyougetupbefore7∶00.M：Well，Ihearthatlunchtimeisnearly12o’clockandI’llbestarvingbythen.W：Don’t.________thebreakafterthesecondclass，we10.________buysomethingtoeat.M：That’sgreat.III.閱讀理解AnItaliancouplewillbecometheworld’soldestdivorces，afterthe99-year-oldhusbandfoundthathis96-year-oldwifehadanaffair(婚外情)inthe1940s.TheItalianman，calledbylawyersinthecaseasAntonioC，waslookingthroughanolddrawerwhenhemadethediscoveryafewdaysbeforeChristmas.Inspiteofthetimethathadpassedsincetheaffair，hewassoupsetthatheimmediatelyaskedhiswifeof77years，namedasRosaC，whetheritwastrue，anddemandedadivorce.Strickenbytheguilt，shereportedlyadmittedeverythingbutwasunabletopersuadeherhusbandtoreconsiderhisdecision，thoughherchildrenalsodidmuchmorework.Shewroteletterstoherloverduringasecretaffairinthe1940s，accordingtocourtpapersreleasedinRomethisweek，whichmadepeopleknowthetruth.Thecouplearenowpreparingtosplit，thoughthemarriagetheybuilthaslastedovernearlyeightdecades—theyhavefivechildren，adozengrandchildrenandonegreat-grandchild.Thediscoveryoftheletterswasthefinalproblemfortheirmarriagewhichhadalreadyrunintodifficulty—10yearsagothehusbandbrieflylefttheirhouseinRomeandmovedinwithoneofhissons，onlytoreturnafewweekslater.TheItalianthoughtthefiercesplitresultedfromthecouple’ssouthernblood—heisoriginallyfromOlbiainSardinia，whilehiswifewasborninNaples.Thecouplemetduringthe1930swhenAntonioservedasayoungofficer.Thecaseappearstosetanewrecord，atleastfortheageoftheoldestfigures—thepreviousoldestcoupletodivorcewereBertieandJessieWood，bothaged98，fromtheUK.Thatpairendedtheir36-yearmarriagein2023whentheywerebothtwoyearsawayfromtheir100thbirthdays.TheygotmarriedinElstree，Hertfordshire，in1972havingbothendedpreviousmarriages，beforemovingtoFalmouth，Cornwallfouryearslater.1．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?A．Tofindhiswife’saffair，AntonioClookedthroughanolddrawer.B．RosaC’slovermaybeBertie.C．RosaCadmittedwhatshedidbecauseshewassorryforherguilt.D．TheItalianthoughtthefiercesplitresultedfromthediscoveryoftheletters.2．Whichwordcanreplacetheunderlinedword“released”inParagraph5?A．Advertised. B．Announced.C．Concluded. D．Expressed.3．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesAntonioC?A．Achildishman. B．Arudeman.C．Aromanticman. D．Astubbornman.4．ThemarriageofAntonioCandRosaC.A．maycometoanendbecausethehusbandstickstohisdecisionB．a(chǎn)ppearstosetanewrecordC．mayhavelastedover36yearsD．beganinthe1930sbeforebothendingpreviousmarriagesIV.閱讀填空Iworkedforashorttimeasacashier(出納員)atarestaurantafewmonthsago.1Onenight，justbeforeChristmas，Ifoundalargeblackwalletonthefloornearoneofthetables.IguessedIshouldhavecheckedittofindoutwhowastheowner，butIwasbusyatthetime.Also，Iimaginedthatifthewalletcontainedanythingvaluable，theownerwouldbeback. Anhourlateramancameuptothecounter(柜臺)．2Iaskedhimtodescribethelostwallet，andafterhedescribeditexactly，Igavehimthewallet.HeexpressedhissincerethankswhenIhandedittohim.HeaskedmeifIhadopenedit，andwhenItoldhim“No”，heopeneditrightawayandshowedthatitcontainednearly$800incash(現(xiàn)金)．3“Arewardforyourhonesty，”hesaidandthenturnedandwalkedaway.4IbeganwonderingwhetherIwouldhavebeensohonestifIhadknownwhatwasinthewallet！Ithoughtthatiftherehadbeennowaytofindtheownerandnoonehadreturnedtoclaim(認領(lǐng))it，Imighthavekeptit.ButitalsocameintomymindthatIhadinfactsavedsomeone’sChristmasplansbyfindingandreturningthewallet.5Thegoodfeelingitgavemewasworthmorethananythingmoneycouldbuy.A．Helookedquiteworriedandaskedifanyonehadfoundawallet.B．LaterIthoughtaboutitagain.C．Tomysurprise，hetookoutatwenty-dollarbillandhandedittome.D．SoIdidn’treturnthewalletuntiltheownerreturned.E．Iwantedtobehonest，soIdidn’tcaremuchaboutmoney.F．Ialsohelpedclearoffthetableswhenitwasespeciallybusy.G．ForquitealongtimeIkepthappywheneverIthoughtaboutit.V.短文改錯LastweekIwasdoingmygroceryshoppingatalocalstore.Ihadpurchasedapackageofsportsdrinkandput