练习学年上学期高二英语 寒假精练4 选修六 Unit2Unit3含答案.docx

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练习学年上学期高二英语寒假精练4选修六Unit2Unit3含答案

一、单词拼写

1.Herboyfriendfelt______________（局促不安的）anduncomfortablethefirsttimehewenttoseeherparents.

2.Thecenterprovideshelpforpeoplesufferingfrom______________（精神的）illness.

3.Afterafewminutes，oureyesgotusedtothe______________（黑暗）.

4.Shewona_______________（奖学金）tostudyatOxfordUniversity.

5.The_____________（暖和）ofthefiremadeussleepy.

6.Iam（使习惯于）totakingawalkaftersupper.

7.Asforyou,yououghttobe（惭愧的）ofyourself.

8.Thisheatingsystemhasan（自动的）temperaturecontrol.

9.Atonetime,sheisfine,butatanother,sheis（异常的）.

10.Theexhibitionwass______________bytheSocietyofCulture.

11.Theword“a______________”isusedtodescribeayoungpersonwhoisnolongerachildbutwhohasnotyetbecomeanadult.

12.Hiscasualclotheswerenota_________________forsuchaformaloccasion.

二、单项选择

1.—Whathappenedtotheyoungtreesweplantedlastweek?

—Thetreeswell,butwedidn’twaterthem.

A.mightgrowB.needn’thavegrown

C.wouldhavegrownD.wouldgrow

2.IfI_________itwithmyowneyes,Iwouldn’thavebelievedit.

A.didn’tseeB.weren’tseeingC.wouldn’tseeD.hadn’tseen

3.Inonly20years,thecountryhasbeen_______intoanadvancedindustrialpower.

A.translatedB.degradedC.declinedD.transformed

4.Agoodhusbandmustknowhowto______hisideastohiswife.

A.displayB.consultC.confrontD.convey

5.Itmaywellbetheabilitytouselanguagesthatdistinguisheshumans,settingthem__________otheranimals.

A.alongwithB.ratherthan

C.duetoD.apartfrom

6.JusticeDepartmentinvestigatorssaytheywillbeabroaderinvestigationintothepracticesofthepolicedepartment.

A.accustomedtoB.takingup

C.committingtoD.embarkingon

7.Ifyoutrytolearntoomanythingsatatime,youmayeasilyget.

A.ashamedB.annoyed

C.confusedD.embarrassed

8.Wehavemadeclearthatwearestronglyagainstsmokingintheoffice.

A.thisB.thatC.itD.one

9.Asweallknow,isahardjobforthepolicetokeeporderinanimportantfootballmatch.

A.thisB.thatC.thereD.it

10.—Doyoufeellikethereorshallwetakeabus？

—I’dliketowalk.Butsincethereisn’tmuchtimeleft,I’dratherweataxi.

A.walking;hiredB.walking;hire

C.towalk;hiredD.towalk;hire

三、句子翻译

1.这个男孩迷上了电脑游戏。

2.含酒精的饮料可能对你的身体有不好的影响。

3.要不是你的帮助，我们就不可能按时完成工作。

（butfor）

4.我母亲支持我的出国计划，而父亲反对此计划。

（while）

5.他说话时带着浓重的德国口音，很难让人明白。

（不定式的主动形式表示被动）

6.因为错过了最后一班公交车，王明不得不打车回家。

（现在分词作原因状语）

四、阅读理解

USfoodauthorM.F.K.Fisheroncewroteabouthumans,“Firstweeat,thenwedoeverythingelse.”

ThisiswhyeachyearwecelebrateWorldFoodDay,whichfallsonOct.16.Butdespitetheimportanceoffoodaroundtheworld,foodculturesoftendiffergreatlyfromcountrytocountry.Forexample,thingslikechickenfeet,duckheads,andpigbrainsarecommonlyeateninAsia.IfyouaskedmostWesternerstotryoneofthesethings,though,theverythoughtwouldprobablybeenoughtomakethemgiveupmeataltogether.

Atthesametime,however,themajorityofpeopleinWesternnationsregardthemselvesasmeateaters.So,whatcouldbethereasonbehindthisdoublestandard?

Thereareanumberofpossibleanswerstothatquestion,yetonemajorreasoncouldlieinrecentculturalchanges.Duringthemid-20thcenturyandtheyearsfollowingit,eatingmostpartsofananimalwascommoninmanyWesterncountriessuchastheUK—perhapsowingtorationing（定量配给）asaresultofWorldWar（1939-1945）.

Butlater,duringthe1960sand70s,followingtheintroductionofhighwaysintheUSandtheUK,thepopularityofsupermarketsinthosecountriesincreased,wroteFrancescoBurnett,authorofCulturalHistoryofMeat:

1900-ThePresent.

Thankstothepopularityandconvenienceofsupermarketswhichtendnottosellanimalpartssuchastheheadorlimbs（四肢）,thepublic’sattitudeofmeatsoonshifted.“The‘animal’graduallydisappearedfrommeat,andpeople’signoranceaboutwhatanimalthemeattheyatecamefromincreased.”Burnettadded.

Asaresult,it’sbelievedthatmanyWesternculturesslowlybegantoviewmeatassimplyafoodproduct,ratherthanassomethingthatcamefromananimal.

However,thistheorymaygoevenfurtherbackifwelookatthewordstheEnglishlanguageusestodescribemeat.“We‘de-animalize’certainfoodsthatweeatbygivingthemdifferentnames,”HalHerzog,authorofWhyIt’sSoHardToThinkStraightAboutAnimals,toldonlinemagazineGrist.“Wedon’tsayit’scookedpig;wesayit’spork.Andwedon’tsayhamburgerismadeofcow;wesayit’smadeofbeef.”

Soitseemsthatthere’snotonesimpleanswertothisquestion.Whenitcomestoeatingmeat,however,perhapsweshouldsimplyjustenjoyth