模块综合检测3-2021-2022学年新教材高中英语必修第三册【名师导航】同步Word练习(北师大版)

模块综合检测(三) (时间：100分钟；满分：120分) Ⅰ.阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分) A NEW YORK—A massive winter storm paralyzed much of the U．S.East Coast on Thursday and Friday，dumping as much as 46 centimeters of snow from the Carolinas to Maine.It also caused flooding on the streets of Boston due to swelling storm tides，forced the cancellation of nearly 5，000 flights and closed businesses，offices and schools. Some meteorologists(气象学家)classified the storm as a “bomb cyclone” for its sharp drop in atmospheric pressure would be followed immediately by a blast of cold air that could break records in more than two dozen cities and bring wind chills as low as－40°C during the weekend. From Baltimore，Maryland，to Caribou in Maine，efforts were underway to clear roadways of ice and snow as wind chill temperatures were to plunge during the day，reaching－40°C in some parts after sundown，according to the National Weather Service. Utility companies across the East worked to repair downed power lines early on Friday as about 21，000 customers remained without electricity，down from almost 80，000 the day before，and issued warnings that temperatures may become dangerously low. “If the temperature in your home begins to fall，we recommend taking shelter elsewhere until service can be restored.You can find warming centers by contacting local authorities，” National Grid power company，which serves Massachusetts，said on Twitter. Airlines canceled 4，000 flights on Thursday and hundreds more on Friday，according to FlightAware.com，an online tracking service. Mayor Bill de Blasio said it could feel like－30°C on Friday and Saturday nights with the wind chill.“This is a serious，serious storm，and may be the most severe in 2018，” he said at a news conference. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency for the southern part of the state，while New Jersey Governor Chris Christie declared a state of emergency for several counties. 【语篇解读】　本文是一篇新闻报道。大规模的暴风雪于周四和周五袭击了美国东海岸，给当地的生产和生活造成了严重影响。 1．Which of the foll