高中英语外研版选修8学业分层测评Module4SectionⅢIntegratingSkillsWord版含解析.docVIP

学业分层测评(十一) Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．I didnt want to drive all the way to New York by myself，so I convinced Anna ________(ride)with me. 2．As they entered the big city for the first time from a remote village，they were full of __________(curious)about many things. 3．No matter how late she comes home，she makes __________ a routine to walk her dog for about an hour. 4．—Id like to apply for the position of assistant manager，sir. —What experience do you have that is relevant ________ this position? 5．Hearing his joke，I couldnt resist __________(laugh)． 6．In a library，books and magazines are usually __________ (classify)by subjects. 7．China was ________(oppose)to a US bill that regards Chinas territory as under the authority of a US-Japan security pact. 8．The school informed me that I ________(select)． 9．We will deal with the __________(complain)of the customers as soon as possible. 10．Your success today may be ________(significance)for your whole future. 【答案】　1.to ride　2.curiosity　3.it　4.to 5．laughing　6.classified　7.opposed　8.was plaint　10.significant Ⅱ.完成句子 1．她永远抵挡不住买新鞋的诱惑。 She can never ____________ new shoes. 2．据估计他已经知道事情的真相了。 ________________ he has known the truth of the matter. 3．并非每个人都能这么做。 ______________ can do the same. 4．最后，我要感谢你们为我所做的一切。 ______________，Id like to thank you for all youve done for me. 5．许多居民反对修建那条高速公路的计划。 Many residents are ____________ the plan of building the motorway. 【答案】　1.resist buying　2.It is estimated that 3．Not everybody　4.In conclusion　5.opposed to Ⅲ.阅读理解 A Australian English began separating from British English shortly after the foundation of the Australian penal colony (罪犯流放地) of New South Wales in 1788.British convicts sent there，including cockneys (伦敦东区的人) from London，came mostly from large English cities.They were joined by free settlers，military personnel and officials，often with their families.However，many of the convicts were Irish，with at least 25% directly from Ireland，and others indirectly via Britain.There were other populations of con