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新人教版英语高一年级下册module4《unit5themeparks》教学设计精品doc
Unit5Themeparks
Ⅰ、单项填空
1.HowmuchtimedotheyspendEnglishamongeachday?
A.practisingspoken;themselves
B.inpracticespeaking;themselves
C.inpractisingtospeak;themselves
D.inpractisingtospeak;them
2.Asdirectorofthecompany,Ican’tthreeweeksawayfromwork.
A.carryB.costC.payD.afford
3.NotonlyIbutalsoJaneandMarytiredofhavingoneexaminationafteranother.
A.areB.isC.amD.be
4.ThereisMr.Smithatthedoorwhowantstospeaktoyou.
A.asomeB.certainC.someaD.acertain
5.Thebabycriedagain.Theyoungmotherfeltveryandherhusbandwore____expressiononhisface,too.
A.confused;confused
B.confusing;confused
C.confusing;confusing
D.confused;confusing
6.Whatworriedthechildmostwastovisithismotherinthehospital.
A.hisnotallowing
B.hisnotbeingallowed
C.hisbeingnotallowed
D.havingnotbeenallowed
7.difficulttheworkmaybe,wemustgoallouttofinishitaheadoftime.
A.WhateverB.HoweverC.HowD.What
8.Thethiefstolethelights,thestairsevendarker.A.makeB.tomakeC.makingD.andmake
9.Althoughitwasrainingheavily,yetnoonestopped.A.almost;towork
B.nearly;towork
C.almost;working
D.nearly;working
10.Theoldmanoftentoldthemstories,andhetriedtomakethem.
A.greatfunsB.agreatfun
C.greatfunD.muchgreatfun
11.Remembertobringachair,ifitisconvenienttoyou.
A.folding
B.folded
C.beingfolded
D.beingfolding
12.—
—It’sonlyabouttenminutes’walk.
A.Hello,canyoutellmethewaytothestation?
B.Turnleftatthetrafficlight.
C.ShallItakeabus?
D.Isitfarfromhere?
13.areply,hedecidedtowriteagaintoaskaboutwhatwasgoingon.
A.Notreceiving
B.Receivingnot
C.Nothavingreceived
D.Havingnotreceived
14.Usingbodylanguageacorrectwaywillhelpcommunicateothersinaforeigncountry.
A.on;with
B.by;about
C.in;with
D.with;to
15.Mostoftheworkdonebymysister,andwasdonebyHanKai.
A.was;therest
B.were;theothers
C.was;theothers
D.were;therest
Ⅱ.完形填空
Computerhackershavenowgottheirhandsonmobilephones.Aphonevirusprogramcan ____16 yourphonedothingsyouhavenocontrolover,computersecurityexperts 17 .
Itmight 18 theWhiteHouseorthepolice,orforwardyourpersonaladdressbooktoamarketingcompany.
Oritcouldsimplyeatintothephone’soperatingsoftware,turningit 19 anderasingyourpersonalinformation.
Similarviruseshavealreadymademobilephoneowners 20 inJapanandEurope.
Mr.Hypponen,chieftechnicalofficerofacomputersecuritycompanyinFinlandsaidavirus“cangetyour 21 andsendthemelse-where.Anditcanrecordyour 22 ”.
MobilesarenowabletosurftheNet,sendemailsand 23 software.Sotheyareaneasy 24 forthesamehackerswhohavesentvirusestocomputersoverthepastdecade.
“It’stechnically 25 now,”saidStephenTrilling,directorofresearchatantivirus 26 makeSymantecCorpbasedintheUS.
“Ifthephoneisconnectedtothe 27 ,itcanbeusedtotransmitthreatsand 28 justasanycomputercan.”
InJapan,ifyouopenedacertainemailmessage 29 yourmobile,itwouldcausethephonetorepeatedly 30 thenationalemergency(紧急)number.
Sophoneoperatorshadto 31 emergencycallsuntilthe 32 wasremoved.
InEurope,mobiles’shortmessageservice, 33 SMS,hasbeenusedtosendcodesthatcoulddamage 34 .
Mobileuserscan 35 virus,ofcourse,bystickingtotheirtraditionalphoneswithoutWeblinks,someexpertssaid.
16.A.getB.forceC.makeD.damage
17.A.speakB.talkC.tellD.say
18.A.leadB.causeC.controlD.call
19.A.offB.outC.downD.on
20.A.interestedB.angryC.excitedD.terrified
21.A.messagesB.passagesC.musicD.information
22.A.voiceB.passwordsC.musicD.address
23.A.makeB.destroyC.downloadD.develop
24.A.jobBtaskC.subjectD.target
25.A.possibleB.impossibleC.usefulD.valuable
26.A.hardwareB.softwareCputerD.equipment
27.AputerB.televisionC.InternetD.radio
28.A.strikeB.visitC.hitD.attack
29.A.inB.byC.onD.with
30.A.sendB.dialC.countD.press
31.A.hideB.forbidC.stopD.prevent
32.A.bugB.mistakeC.faultD.email
33.A.andB.norC.orD.but
34.A.recordersBputersC.TVsD.phones
35.A.stopB.avoidC.killD.find
Ⅲ.阅读理解
A
Itseemsthatbeautyandwomenaretwins.Youarejoking?
No,Iamnot.Observeforyourself.AdsonfashionfloodTVscreens,radioprograms,magazines,newspapers,andthestreets.Whethertheyhaverealizedornot,womenarebesiegedbyaseaoffashion.Theyaretaughttothinkthatwithoutbeautifulclothestheywillgrowoldandlosttheircharm.Sowhodarestoneglectdressingupatthecostoftheirappearanceandyouth?
ButIdonotagreewiththeopinionthatwomenhavetoshowtheirmindsthroughtheirlooks.Therichnessoftheirmindprovestobemorebeautifulandattractivethantheirlooks.Awomanwhohasexperiencedmanytroublesandmaybecalled“aunt”or“granny”canstillmaintainherbeautyifshehassuchexcellentqualitiesasknowledge,ability,akindheart,greatcourage,concernforothers,etc.
Inaddition,oldandyoung,beautifulanduglyarerelativeconcepts.Peoplewhokeepayoungmindwillneverfeelold.Curiousaboutnewthingsandeagertolearnmore,theykeepupwiththetide.Plainlydressedwomenmayhaveatypeofbeauty,whichispureandreal.
Readingandlearningarethebestwaytokeeponeyouthful.Goodbooksarefertilesoilwhichcanfeedtheflowerofone’sheartandlooks.
36.Whichofthefollowingdoyouthinkisthebesttitleforthispassage?
A.TheConceptofYouth
B.WhatIsBeauty
C.BeautyandWomen
D.WhatIsFashion
37.Theunderlinedword“besieged”maymean.
A.belongedto
B.beside
C.drew
D.surroundedwith
38.“Sowhodarestoneglectdressingupatthecostoftheirappearanceandyouth?
”means.
A.noonedarestonoticethatdressingupneedsmoney
B.noonedaretofailtocareforherappearanceandyouthwithdressingup
C.everyonedarestonoticethatdressingupneedsmoney
D.everyonedoesnotdaretofailtocareforherappearanceandyouthwithdressingup
39.What’sthewriter’sattitudeofthispassage?
A.Hethinksthatrichnessisbeautiful.
B.It’simpossibletobeoldifyoukeepayoungmind.
C.Therichnessofthemindisreallybeautiful.
D.Anoldladycankeepherbeautyifshehasrichknowledge.
B
Doyouhaveaphobia(恐惧症)?
No,itisnotaninfectiousdisease,butitcanmakeyouquiteasbad.Aphobiaisanunreasonablefearofsomeparticularthingsorsituations.
Didyouknowthatsomepeoplefearheights?
Thatiscalledacrophobia.Manypeopleexperienceclaustrophobiawhentheyareinaclosedspacesuchasasmallroomoralift.Zoophobiaisafearofanimals.Afearofdirtiscalledmysophobia.Therearenamesforfearofthunder,lightning,wideopenspaces,people,crowds,darkness,water,andmanyotherthings.
Aphobiaexperttellsusthatinthecomingofaphobicsituationapersonhaswhatiscalledan“anxietyattack”.Bloodrushestohislargermusclesinpreparationforflightorfight.
Oneexpertonphobiassuggestswelearntofaceourfearsgradually.Apersonwhoisafraidofpeoplecouldovercomethisfearbygettingusedtothemoneatatime.Someonewhoisafraidofwatercouldtakeswimminglessonsintherelativesafetyofapoolwithalifeguardathand.Apersonafraidofheightscouldpractiselookingdownfrommiddleheightsfirstuntilhecouldhandlethegreaterones.
40.Accordingtothepassage,apersonwhoisafraidofcatsismostlikelytohave.
A.mysophobia
B.acrophobia
C.zoophobia
D.claustrophobia
41.Agoodwaytoovercomeone’sunreasonablefearofsomethingwouldbe.
A.tryingtoavoidit
B.preparingforflightorfight
C.gettingridoftheanxietyattack
D.tryingtogetusedtoit
42.Ifyouhaveaphobia,.
A.youmusttakeswimminglessonsinasafepool
B.itwillbeastroublesomeasaninfectiousdisease
C.youmayattendsomeparties
D.you’dbetterpractiselookingdownfrommiddleheightsfirst
43.Amanintheappearanceofphobicsituation.
A.iscalledananxietyattack
B.hasbloodrushtohislegs
C.hasthefeelingofflightorfight
D.fearssomeparticularthings
C
ThelongrunningargumentbetweenAustraliansandNewZealandersregardingtheadvantagesoftheirdifferentaccent(口音)hasrestartedinChinaoverEnglishlanguagecourses.
Despite(尽管)thepopularityofaradioAustraliaEnglishcourseinsomepartsofthecountry,ChinesebroadcastingofficialssaidthatsomeNewZealandersweretryingtodamageAustralianlanguagecoursesbecauseoftheAustralianaccent.ANewZealanderEmbassy(大使)officialinBeijingsaidtherehadneverbeenanyofficialtalksaboutthismatter.ButthelocalbroadcastingofficialssaidtheNewZealandlanguageteachersinChinaweresayingtheNewZealandaccentwascloserthantheAustraliaaccenttoproperspokenEnglish.
AspokespersonfromtheAustralianEmbassysaidtheChinesehadgiventheminformationthattheyactuallylikeEnglishcoursesconducted(传导)byAustraliansbecausetheaccentwas“nottooBritishandnottooAmerican”.
JohnCrone,headofRadioAustralia’sNorthAsiaDepartmentwhichputtogethertherecentEnglishfromAustraliacoursethatgotbigsuccessinHenanProvince,China,saidheknewaboutthecurrentaccentdebate(辩论).“Wedogetremarks(评论)fromtheChineseregardingtheadvantagesofEnglishfromtheUnitedKingdom,UnitedStatesandotherplaces,”hesaid.
“AccentsareimportantandtheChinesecanfindtheAustraliaaccent
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