高考英语一轮复习 课时作业十六 Unit 1 Women of achievement 新人教版必修4.doc

课时作业(十六)必修4unit 1 women of achievement(限时：35分钟).单项填空1there are 30 people_in the traffic accident but the injured_rescued at once.ainjuring; were binjuring; wascinjured; was dinjured; were2at the routine office meeting，the headmaster insisted that the problems_paid special attention to.areferred to being breferred to becrefer to being drefer to be3his first book is of great use for our course.but his latest one is _worth reading.abetter bmore cmuch dvery4he_to go to beijing today，but he postponed the trip when he heard that there would be a downpour at noon.awas intending bwould intendchad intended dintended5she_an old friend of hers yesterday while she was shopping at the department store.aturned down bdealt withctook after dcame across6they would rather spend time_than_in the street.aread; wander bread; wanderingcin reading; to wander dreading; wander7although the used car seems in good _， it cannot run too fast.astate bsituation coccasion dcondition8its a good idea. but who is going to_the plan?i think tom and greg will.aset aside bcarry outctake in dget through9in 1863, president lincoln issued a declaration calling for the last thursday of november_ as a day of thanksgiving.abeing observed bobservedcobserving dto be observed10the man was observed _ into the house and help himself to what he liked before the owner came back.aslip bto slip cslipping dslipped11the shop owner will get all these goods ordered _ to the customers today.ato deliver bdeliveringcdeliver ddelivered12it is the farmers who provide us with food，yet they are _ by some citizens.alooked forward to blooked down uponclooked back upon dlooked up to13he failed the midterm examination and only then_how much time he had wasted.ahe realized bdid he realizeche had realized dhad he realized14on his way to the airport，it_him all of a sudden that he had forgotten his passport.ahit bknockedcoccurred dbeat15hes very hardworking._，but i still dont think hes the right man for the job.aits a good idea bno problemcthats true dim sorry.完形填空years ago，there was a very wealthy man who，with his devoted young son，shared a passion for art collecting.together，they traveled around the world，adding only the_16_art treasures to their collection.one year，as winter approached, _17_engulfed(吞没) the nation，and the young man left to_18_his country.after only a few short weeks，his father received a telegram.his beloved son was_19_in action.the art collector _20_awaited more news, _21_he would never see his son again. within days，his fears were_22_. the young man had died while rushing a fellow soldier to a doctor.upset and_23_，the old man faced the coming christmas holidays with sadness.on christmas morning，a knock on the door awakened the_24_old man.as he opened the door，he was greeted by a_25_with a large package in his hands.he introduced himself to the old man by saying，“ i was a_26_of your son.i was the one he was_27_when he died.may i come in for a few moments? i have something to show you.”as the two began to_28_，the soldier told of how the mans son had told everyone of his，not to mention his fathers，_29_of fine art.“ i am no_30_”， said the soldier，“but i want to give you this.”as the old man unwrapped the package，he saw a portrait(画像) of his son.though the world would_31_consider it the work of a genius，the painting featured the young mans face_32_striking detail.overcome with emotion，the man_33_the soldier.after the soldier left，the old man put the painting above the fireplace，pushing_34_thousands of dollars worth of art.his task completed，the old man sat in his chair and spent christmas gazing at the _35_ he had been given.16a.latest brichestcfinest dcheapest 17a.flood bfire cstorm dwar18a.save bhelp cserve dbuild19a.missing bactingcfighting ddying20a.calmly banxiouslycquietly dsecretly21a.fearing bdoubtingcwondering dexpecting22a.completed bdoubledcremoved dconfirmed23a.nervous btiredclonely dfrightened24a.sad bpuzzled cangry dworried25a.farmer bsoldiercpainter dseller26a.guard bphotographercpartner dfriend27a.rescuing bcarrying cguarding dhiding28a.argue bmove ctalk deat29a.description blovecsense dunderstanding30a.artist bbusinessmanchero dreporter31a.sometimes bnevercoften dstill32a.for bof cin don33a.thanked bquestionedcwelcomed dtreated34a.down bup caside doff35a.treasure bgiftcsouvenir dpackage.阅读理解alone together, an amazing description of our changing relationship with technology, is written by sherry turkle, an mit professor of the social studies of science and technology.in the books first half, devoted to robots, turkle gives out toys like the tamagotchi, furby, and zhu zhu robotic hamster(仓鼠)，then explores childrens deep attachments to the creatures and assessments of whether they are alive. such quasipets set the psychological stage for what turkle is really worried about: robot lovers. one woman even says that if a robot acted like it cared, shed trade in her boyfriend.the books second half explores the “network”instant messages, social networks, confessional websites, and the likeand how it reshapes the self. fifteenyearolds send and receive close to 6，000 messages a month.“they communicate all day but are not sure if they have connected.they develop friendships on social networking sites and then wonder if they are among friends.” in texting, a typical question is“where are you？”， not an openended one like “how are you？” just as robots produce confusion about whether one is alone or with another, turkle sighs.“we_are_connected_to_each_other,_but_strangely_more_alone.”“what cant be denied(否认) is that technology, with all its faults, makes life a lot easier. it allows us to get in touch with more people in less time; it can make conversation simpleno small talk required. but are any of those feelings equal to the kind we feel when engaged in a real, facetoface setting? online, you can ignore others feelings. in a text message, you can avoid eye contact. a number of studies have found that this generation of teens is becoming unconcerned. that doesnt spell disaster, but it does mean we might want to start thinking about the way we want to live. weve gone through terribly rapid change, and some of these things just need a little sorting out.”turkle says.this book is not to be missed and worthy of every dollar you spend.36in her book, turkle worries that _athe robotic creatures are not aliveball women would fall in love with robotscchildren are