青岛格兰德中学20122013学年度第二学期高一齐德班英语精读学科模块检测（满分：120分 时间：90分钟） .Words. ( 125=25)A. Spelling 1. c vt. 咨询, 请教 2. b n. 利益，好处 3. c vt. 结合，联合 4. c n. 好奇心 5. w adj. 遍及全世界的，世界性的 6. o adj. 明显的，显而易见的 7. h n. 收获，收割 8. a vt. 赞美，钦佩 9, v adj.猛烈的，激烈的 10, h adj. 有害的 11. ancestor 12. independence 13. agriculture 14. religious 15. wander B. Fill in dress up look forward to arrival award apologize remind in debt bring up account for take a chance 1. Although the trip is proved to be dangerous for Betty, she she still wants to .2. Ryan is not going to borrow any money, he owes others a lot of money. He is 3. Everyone is this summer, as we are having a Summer Camp to America.4. On Spring festival, people all and visit friends and relatives.5. Please me to do my homework. I often forget to do it.6. He was so careless and so lazy, which his failure in business. 7. You should not have said such bad words to our teacher. You must to him.8. Jerry has never seen his parents. He grew up in the countryside and was by his grandparents.9. Dan has just won a -The Most Progressive(进步). 10. My best friend, Joan, is coming to visit me. I cant wait to see her. I am every excited about her .II. Reading Comprehension. (220=40) A Where is Love? How can we find Love? One day a little boy wanted to meet love. He knew it was long trip to find Love, so he got his things ready with some pizzas and drinks and started off. When he passed three streets, he saw an old woman sitting in the park and watching some birds. She looked very hungry. They boy gave her a pizza. She took it and smiled at him. The smile was so beautiful that he wanted to see it again, so he gave her a Coke. Once again she smiled. The boy was very happy. They sat there all afternoon, eating and smiling, but they said nothing. When it grew dark, the boy decided to leave. But before he had gone more than a few steps, he turned around, ran back to the old women and gave her a hug. The woman gave him her biggest smile. When the boy opened the door of his house, his mother was surprised by the look of joy on his face and asked what had made him so happy. “i had lunch with Love. She has got the most beautiful smile in the world.” At the same time, the old womens son was also surprised at his mothers pleasure and asked why. “I ate a pizza in the park with Love, ” she said, “ and he is much younger than i expected.”If the world is full of love, we can enjoy a better life. 1. When the little boy saw the old woman, she was A. looking for a seat in the park B. passing the street C. looking at some birds2. When the boy gave the old woman a pizza, the woman A. Thanked him B, gave him a hug C, gave him a smile3. The little boy gave the old woman a Coke because A, the old woman still felt hungry B, he wanted to se he smile again C, the old woman paid him for it4. The old woman gave the little boy the biggest smile A, after the little boy went home B, when she was drinking Coke C, after the little boy hugged her5. Which of the following is true? A. Both the little boy and the old woman found what they wanted at last. B. The little boy decided to go home with the old woman C. The old woman gave the little boy a hug to thank him. B. When children grow up and leave home, parents can experience some sadness. They talk about “empty nests,” which are homes where the children have left to make their own lives, like little birds that fly away. Now there is another phrase that is common in discussions about adult children: “the boomerang generation.” A boomerang is a hunting tool from Australia. When you throw a boomerang in the air, if it doesnt hit anything, it comes back to you. Now many adult children, like boomerangs, are returning to their parents homes. The main reason for this is financial. Living on your own is expensive. You have to pay for rent, utilities, and food. When the economy is bad, many people lose their jobs. Some of them move back in with their parents. Some parents worry that this generation is being lazy. They think their adult children must learn to do their own laundry and cook their own food. Its difficult to know how many boomerang children there are. Experts do not always agree. Roderic Beaujot, a Canadian professor, says that in 2001, 44 percent of Canadians between ages 20 and 29 lived w