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这是一份外研版 (2019)选择性必修 第四册Unit 4 Everyday economics当堂达标检测题，共5页。
A
The ther day，my sister and I were sitting in a restaurant，trying t have a cnversatin，but her children，furyearld Willw and sevenyearld Luca，wuld nt stp fighting.The arguments — ver a frk，r wh had mre water in a glass — never stpped.
Then my sister reached int her handbag，prduced tw shiny iPads，and handed ne t each child.Suddenly，the tw were quiet.They sat playing games and watching vides，and we cntinued with ur cnversatin.
After ur meal，as my sister stuffed the iPads back int her bag，she said，“I dn't want t give them the iPads at the dinner table，but if they keep them ccupied fr an hur s we can eat in peace，I ften just hand them ver.I'm afraid it's bad fr them.I d wrry that it makes them think it's OK t use electrnics at the dinner table in the future.”
Dr.Gary Small，directr f the Lngevity Center at the University f Califrnia，Ls Angeles says that the brain is highly sensitive t stimuli(刺激物)，like iPads and smartphne screens，and if peple spend t much time n ne technlgy，and less time interacting(互动)with peple like parents at the dinner table，that culd prevent the develpment f certain cmmunicatin skills.
“Cnversatins with each ther are the way children learn t have cnversatins with themselves，and learn hw t be alne，” said Sherry Turkle，a prfessr f science，technlgy and sciety at the Massachusetts Institute f Technlgy.She fears that children wh d nt learn real interactins，which ften have imperfectins，will cme t knw a wrld where perfect，shiny screens give them a false sense f intimacy(亲密)withut risk.Hwever，they need t be able t gather themselves and knw wh they are.S smeday they can frm a relatinship with anther persn withut a panic f being alne.“If yu dn't teach yur children t be alne，they'll nly knw hw t be lnely，” she said.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇议论文。用iPad让孩子们安静下来似乎很有效，但是这样做对吗？
1．What did Willw and Luca fight abut?
A．iPads. B．Little things.
C．Delicius fd.D．Interesting things.
B [细节理解题。根据第一段中的“The arguments — ver a frk，r wh had mre water in a glass — never stpped.”可以看出，Willw和Luca为一些小事争吵。]
2．Hw did the authr's sister feel abut ffering children iPads?
A．She was critical f it.
B．She felt it was wrth a try.
C．She was uncertain abut it.
D．She felt surprised at its effect.
C [推理判断题。根据第三段内容可知，虽然作者的姐姐会用iPad让孩子们安静下来，但是她又担心这样做不好，因此说她对这种做法心存疑虑。]
3．Accrding t Dr.Gary Small，what shuld parents d?
A．Prvide their children with varius technlgies.
B．Teach their children cmmunicatin skills.
C．Talk t their children at the dinner table.
D．Limit their children's screen time.
D [推理判断题。根据倒数第二段中的“if peple spend t much time n ne the develpment f certain cmmunicatin skills”可知，长时间使用电子设备有碍于孩子们一些沟通技能的发展，因此家长应该限制孩子使用这些设备的时间。]
4．What is Sherry Turkle wrried?
A．Children are afraid f taking risks.
B．Children try t escape frm the real wrld.
C．Children can't live withut electrnic devices.
D．Children can't deal with cmpaninless situatins.
D [推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“She fears that cme t knw a wrld where perfect，shiny screens give them a false sense f intimacy withut risk.”可知，Sherry Turkle担心孩子们习惯了电子设备的陪伴，认为真正的人际交往也是如此，随时随地有人陪伴，因此他们会受不了孤单。]
B
Mre than 2，500 tiny glass jars — each cntaining brightly clred pwders — line the walls f a museum at Harvard University in Cambridge，Massachusetts.The pigment(颜料)samples make up the Frbes Pigment Cllectin.Art experts rely n the cllectin fr an imprtant scientific purpse — the clrs act as standards t help them cnserve and authenticate artists' paintings.
Abut a century ag，Edward Frbes，an art histrian and art museum directr at Harvard，nticed that the paint n sme 14thcentury paintings in his museum's cllectin was deterirating．T figure ut hw t save the paintings，he realized he wuld have t learn mre abut the materials used t make their paint.
Tday，peple can buy paint in every clr f the rainbw.But variety in paint clrs — and the ability t purchase thse paints at a stre — wasn't always pssible.Fr centuries，artists cllected and crushed(碾碎) everything frm shells t rare stnes t create the pigments that clred their artwrks.They als used metal xides(氧化物)．
Frm 1910 t 1944，Frbes travelled the glbe cllecting pwdered pigments.The samples helped art cnservatrs understand hw paint behaves n a chemical level.Paint might react t changes in light，temperature，r humidity，depending n its pigments' cmpsitins.This can affect the clrs f a painting ver time r even cause paint t cme ff the painted surface.
Tday，Narayan Khandekar，a senir cnservatin scientist at the Harvard Art Museums，is building n Frbes's wrk by adding newer，chemically made pigments t the cllectin.The cllectin als plays an imprtant rle in helping t stp cunterfeiters(伪造者)．In 2007，experts cmpared pigments frm the cllectin with thse frm a painting thught t belng t abstract artist Jacksn Pllck.Chemical analysis shwed that a red pigment in the painting was actually made 20 years after the artist's death，prving that the artwrk was a fake.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了哈佛大学色素博物馆的来历及其作用。
5．Which f the fllwing can replace the underlined wrd “deterirating” in Paragraph 2?
A．Drpping ff.B．Breaking dwn.
C．Cleared away.D．Gathered tgether.
B [词义猜测题。根据画线词后的句子“T figure ut hw t save the paintings”可推知，一些14世纪的绘画被损坏了，故此处的deterirating可以用breaking dwn代替。]
6．What can be inferred abut Edward Frbes?
A．He was gd at chemistry.
B．He cllected many pigments.
C．He created pigments by himself.
D．He repaired a lt f ld paintings.
B [推理判断题。根据第四段中的“Frbes travelled the glbe cllecting pwdered pigments”以及博物馆藏品的命名“Frbes Pigment Cllectin”可推知Frbes从全球各地收集了许多颜料。]
7．What may be the best title fr the text?
A．Clrful Cllectin
B．Lking fr Pigments
C．Every Pigment Has Its Own Stry
D．Edward Frbes and His Cllectin
A [标题归纳题。文章介绍了哈佛大学色素博物馆的来历及其作用。“Clrful cllectin”形象准确地概括了全文的主要内容，故A项为文章最佳标题。]
Ⅱ.读后续写
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
I was 28 years ld，the age when mst yung peple have their eyes firmly fixed n the prmise f success but I was a failure.Six years earlier，fresh frm cllege，I had jined a dramatic prducing cmpany，and had been ging int small twns and rural cmmunities prducing cuntrystyle musical cmedies.But，in the summer f 1940，the cuntry was in a depressin，radi had changed peple's tastes，and parttime shws weren't all that big any mre.S，jbless and with nthing else in sight，I went back hme.Later I gt a jb as a recreatinrm directr in my hmetwn.It paid $50 a mnth，fr which I was grateful，but it sure was a dull jb.
I felt s frustrated with my plan t be a dramatic star.Restless and dissatisfied thugh I was，it was nice，in a way，t be back hme.I tried t teach sme f my twn's children music and drama.And when I gt a chance，I'd try my luck as a perfrmer myself.I'd dress up as a cuntry girl and tell little stries and jkes that I'd picked up during my years living arund cuntry flk.I gave this cuntry girl a name — Minnie Pearl.
One Octber afternn I was in the recreatin rm，waiting fr the children when a banker friend，Jim Walker，came in and said，“We're ging t have a bankers' meeting here.I understand yu've been teaching sme children dramatics and dancing and singing.Wuld yu let the children entertain the bankers？” I said，yes.Suddenly，he turned and added，“Oh，by the way，the speaker frm Chicag is flying here.If he's late，wuld yu mind ding that Minnie Pearl thing？” I tld Jim I'd d it.
That night the children sang and danced t ldtime，ppular sngs when I was backstage.After we finished the perfrmance, Jim came t me.“The speaker's nt here yet.Yu'll have t help us.” “All right，” I tld him，“just give me a minute t dress up.”
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式作答。
Then I went ut in frnt f the hundred r s men in the audience.________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Then I walked ff the stage int the audience，and a banker greeted me._________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
【参考范文】
Then I went ut in frnt f the hundred r s men in the audience.I said，“I'd like t give yu my perfrmance f a cuntry girl.” I started telling them abut the wnderful stries and jkes.And the bankers were laughing and applauding.When I ran ut f stries，I lked ver at Jim Walker，and he shk his head.S I started singing ld cuntry sngs.At the end f the secnd sng，Jim came ver t me and said，“The speaker's here.Yu can stp nw.”
Then I walked ff the stage int the audience，and a banker greeted me.He tld me that my perfrmance was very interesting and recmmended me t a manager f the great cuntry music statin.The manager had me cme up fr an interview and ffered me a gd jb.That changed my whle life.It was the beginning f Minnie Pearl，and，t me，the end f my “failure” and the beginning f a new way t share fun with thers and lk at things.
A
The ther day，my sister and I were sitting in a restaurant，trying t have a cnversatin，but her children，furyearld Willw and sevenyearld Luca，wuld nt stp fighting.The arguments — ver a frk，r wh had mre water in a glass — never stpped.
Then my sister reached int her handbag，prduced tw shiny iPads，and handed ne t each child.Suddenly，the tw were quiet.They sat playing games and watching vides，and we cntinued with ur cnversatin.
After ur meal，as my sister stuffed the iPads back int her bag，she said，“I dn't want t give them the iPads at the dinner table，but if they keep them ccupied fr an hur s we can eat in peace，I ften just hand them ver.I'm afraid it's bad fr them.I d wrry that it makes them think it's OK t use electrnics at the dinner table in the future.”
Dr.Gary Small，directr f the Lngevity Center at the University f Califrnia，Ls Angeles says that the brain is highly sensitive t stimuli(刺激物)，like iPads and smartphne screens，and if peple spend t much time n ne technlgy，and less time interacting(互动)with peple like parents at the dinner table，that culd prevent the develpment f certain cmmunicatin skills.
“Cnversatins with each ther are the way children learn t have cnversatins with themselves，and learn hw t be alne，” said Sherry Turkle，a prfessr f science，technlgy and sciety at the Massachusetts Institute f Technlgy.She fears that children wh d nt learn real interactins，which ften have imperfectins，will cme t knw a wrld where perfect，shiny screens give them a false sense f intimacy(亲密)withut risk.Hwever，they need t be able t gather themselves and knw wh they are.S smeday they can frm a relatinship with anther persn withut a panic f being alne.“If yu dn't teach yur children t be alne，they'll nly knw hw t be lnely，” she said.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇议论文。用iPad让孩子们安静下来似乎很有效，但是这样做对吗？
1．What did Willw and Luca fight abut?
A．iPads. B．Little things.
C．Delicius fd.D．Interesting things.
B [细节理解题。根据第一段中的“The arguments — ver a frk，r wh had mre water in a glass — never stpped.”可以看出，Willw和Luca为一些小事争吵。]
2．Hw did the authr's sister feel abut ffering children iPads?
A．She was critical f it.
B．She felt it was wrth a try.
C．She was uncertain abut it.
D．She felt surprised at its effect.
C [推理判断题。根据第三段内容可知，虽然作者的姐姐会用iPad让孩子们安静下来，但是她又担心这样做不好，因此说她对这种做法心存疑虑。]
3．Accrding t Dr.Gary Small，what shuld parents d?
A．Prvide their children with varius technlgies.
B．Teach their children cmmunicatin skills.
C．Talk t their children at the dinner table.
D．Limit their children's screen time.
D [推理判断题。根据倒数第二段中的“if peple spend t much time n ne the develpment f certain cmmunicatin skills”可知，长时间使用电子设备有碍于孩子们一些沟通技能的发展，因此家长应该限制孩子使用这些设备的时间。]
4．What is Sherry Turkle wrried?
A．Children are afraid f taking risks.
B．Children try t escape frm the real wrld.
C．Children can't live withut electrnic devices.
D．Children can't deal with cmpaninless situatins.
D [推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“She fears that cme t knw a wrld where perfect，shiny screens give them a false sense f intimacy withut risk.”可知，Sherry Turkle担心孩子们习惯了电子设备的陪伴，认为真正的人际交往也是如此，随时随地有人陪伴，因此他们会受不了孤单。]
B
Mre than 2，500 tiny glass jars — each cntaining brightly clred pwders — line the walls f a museum at Harvard University in Cambridge，Massachusetts.The pigment(颜料)samples make up the Frbes Pigment Cllectin.Art experts rely n the cllectin fr an imprtant scientific purpse — the clrs act as standards t help them cnserve and authenticate artists' paintings.
Abut a century ag，Edward Frbes，an art histrian and art museum directr at Harvard，nticed that the paint n sme 14thcentury paintings in his museum's cllectin was deterirating．T figure ut hw t save the paintings，he realized he wuld have t learn mre abut the materials used t make their paint.
Tday，peple can buy paint in every clr f the rainbw.But variety in paint clrs — and the ability t purchase thse paints at a stre — wasn't always pssible.Fr centuries，artists cllected and crushed(碾碎) everything frm shells t rare stnes t create the pigments that clred their artwrks.They als used metal xides(氧化物)．
Frm 1910 t 1944，Frbes travelled the glbe cllecting pwdered pigments.The samples helped art cnservatrs understand hw paint behaves n a chemical level.Paint might react t changes in light，temperature，r humidity，depending n its pigments' cmpsitins.This can affect the clrs f a painting ver time r even cause paint t cme ff the painted surface.
Tday，Narayan Khandekar，a senir cnservatin scientist at the Harvard Art Museums，is building n Frbes's wrk by adding newer，chemically made pigments t the cllectin.The cllectin als plays an imprtant rle in helping t stp cunterfeiters(伪造者)．In 2007，experts cmpared pigments frm the cllectin with thse frm a painting thught t belng t abstract artist Jacksn Pllck.Chemical analysis shwed that a red pigment in the painting was actually made 20 years after the artist's death，prving that the artwrk was a fake.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了哈佛大学色素博物馆的来历及其作用。
5．Which f the fllwing can replace the underlined wrd “deterirating” in Paragraph 2?
A．Drpping ff.B．Breaking dwn.
C．Cleared away.D．Gathered tgether.
B [词义猜测题。根据画线词后的句子“T figure ut hw t save the paintings”可推知，一些14世纪的绘画被损坏了，故此处的deterirating可以用breaking dwn代替。]
6．What can be inferred abut Edward Frbes?
A．He was gd at chemistry.
B．He cllected many pigments.
C．He created pigments by himself.
D．He repaired a lt f ld paintings.
B [推理判断题。根据第四段中的“Frbes travelled the glbe cllecting pwdered pigments”以及博物馆藏品的命名“Frbes Pigment Cllectin”可推知Frbes从全球各地收集了许多颜料。]
7．What may be the best title fr the text?
A．Clrful Cllectin
B．Lking fr Pigments
C．Every Pigment Has Its Own Stry
D．Edward Frbes and His Cllectin
A [标题归纳题。文章介绍了哈佛大学色素博物馆的来历及其作用。“Clrful cllectin”形象准确地概括了全文的主要内容，故A项为文章最佳标题。]
Ⅱ.读后续写
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
I was 28 years ld，the age when mst yung peple have their eyes firmly fixed n the prmise f success but I was a failure.Six years earlier，fresh frm cllege，I had jined a dramatic prducing cmpany，and had been ging int small twns and rural cmmunities prducing cuntrystyle musical cmedies.But，in the summer f 1940，the cuntry was in a depressin，radi had changed peple's tastes，and parttime shws weren't all that big any mre.S，jbless and with nthing else in sight，I went back hme.Later I gt a jb as a recreatinrm directr in my hmetwn.It paid $50 a mnth，fr which I was grateful，but it sure was a dull jb.
I felt s frustrated with my plan t be a dramatic star.Restless and dissatisfied thugh I was，it was nice，in a way，t be back hme.I tried t teach sme f my twn's children music and drama.And when I gt a chance，I'd try my luck as a perfrmer myself.I'd dress up as a cuntry girl and tell little stries and jkes that I'd picked up during my years living arund cuntry flk.I gave this cuntry girl a name — Minnie Pearl.
One Octber afternn I was in the recreatin rm，waiting fr the children when a banker friend，Jim Walker，came in and said，“We're ging t have a bankers' meeting here.I understand yu've been teaching sme children dramatics and dancing and singing.Wuld yu let the children entertain the bankers？” I said，yes.Suddenly，he turned and added，“Oh，by the way，the speaker frm Chicag is flying here.If he's late，wuld yu mind ding that Minnie Pearl thing？” I tld Jim I'd d it.
That night the children sang and danced t ldtime，ppular sngs when I was backstage.After we finished the perfrmance, Jim came t me.“The speaker's nt here yet.Yu'll have t help us.” “All right，” I tld him，“just give me a minute t dress up.”
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式作答。
Then I went ut in frnt f the hundred r s men in the audience.________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Then I walked ff the stage int the audience，and a banker greeted me._________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
【参考范文】
Then I went ut in frnt f the hundred r s men in the audience.I said，“I'd like t give yu my perfrmance f a cuntry girl.” I started telling them abut the wnderful stries and jkes.And the bankers were laughing and applauding.When I ran ut f stries，I lked ver at Jim Walker，and he shk his head.S I started singing ld cuntry sngs.At the end f the secnd sng，Jim came ver t me and said，“The speaker's here.Yu can stp nw.”
Then I walked ff the stage int the audience，and a banker greeted me.He tld me that my perfrmance was very interesting and recmmended me t a manager f the great cuntry music statin.The manager had me cme up fr an interview and ffered me a gd jb.That changed my whle life.It was the beginning f Minnie Pearl，and，t me，the end f my “failure” and the beginning f a new way t share fun with thers and lk at things.
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