【湖北专用】高考英语一轮复习课时作业　Unit 2 The Olympic Games 新人教版必修2.doc

课时作业(七)必修2unit 2 the olympic games(限时：40分钟).多项选择13，000 dollars a month? he _ better than this since he has been working so hard for the company.aclaims bcontains cdeserves ddeclares2as we all know, _ medical examination will help us find out health problems as early as possible. aregular bgeneral curgent dnormal3participants in the program were 32 students identified _ individual intelligence tests, group achievement test scores in math and science, and student interviews. aon the basis of bin the course ofcin the shape of din the name of4todays a redletter day, which will _ as the greatest day in my life. alive out bspeak outcstand out dgive out5the selfless village doctor treated any poor patient who came to his house without any _. acost bpayment ccharge dprice6the young tennis player has often _ against famous players, but so far he has always failed. abeat braced ccompeted dfought7chinas high speed rail network _ plays a significant role in chinas economy development. awithout doubt bin turncon purpose dby accident8if i find someone who looks like the suspect, my _ reaction will be to tell the police. aphysical bimmediatecsensitive dsudden9the young man made a _ to his parents that he would try to earn his own living after graduation. aprediction bpromisecplan dcontribution10it is said that columbus day is _ the arrival of christopher columbus in the new world in the usa. ain honour of bin need ofcin favour of din place of.阅读理解athe kings school, canterbury is an independent, coeducational secondary school. there are currently 791 pupils on the school roll(名单). the school has a long and distinguished history, and it is also one of the oldest charities in the country, providing scholarships to pupils and organizing a charity of the term.the curriculum(课程) at kings is based on strong academic roots. it emphasizes and relies upon what is best in traditional independent school education: scholarly excellence supported by a caring and tutorial system, and a wideranging cocurricular programme. however, it is continually adapting and reacting to the changing demands of modern education: new subjects are added, new teaching techniques are adopted, and there is an increasing awareness of the need to provide programmes of study that match individual needs and skills.the curriculum is divided into three units: the lower school(year 9 ), an introductory year; the middle school(years 10 and 11 ), working to gcses; and the sixth form(years 12 and 13), taking as and a levels.full details can be found in: shell guide and handbook; middle school academic guide 20092011; middle school academic guide 20102012; sixth form guide 20092011 and sixth form guide 20102012.formal and structured educational support, for those who need it, is available at all levels. the wellstocked library is open 7 days and 6 evenings per week. ict facilities (including the internet) are available for all and the whole school(studies within the houses as well as classrooms) is extensively networked.pupils are offered extensive career advice throughout their time at kings. almost all go to university, either immediately or following a gap year. the most popular university destinations are cambridge, bristol, nottingham, durham, leeds, oxford, edinburgh, manchester, and university college, london.director of studies: geoff cocksworth: grc kingsschool.co.ukexaminations officer: elaine mcdowell: eam kingsschool. co. uk.click here for more information.11the best title of the passage might be _athe kings schoolbthe curriculum in britaincnew teaching techniquesdbritish education system12which of the following is not true according to the passage?athe kings school, canterbury is a famous high school in britain.bthe curriculum at kings is best in traditional and modern education.call pupils of the school go to university immediately after they graduate.dpupils dormitories as well as classrooms are provided with network.13the following can be inferred from the passage except that_athe kings school focuses on pupils individual developmentbpupils in the kings school who pass gcses will go to universitycpupils in the kings school have an easy access to the school librarydpupils in the kings school receive good education14the passage is probably taken from a _ahandbook bwebsitecmagazine dnewspaperbthe average temperature around the world is rising. people living in the us midwest might find a fact hard to believe, though. the scientists suggest that the change in the midwest climate may have happened because of farming.the first study was led by david changnon, a climatologist(气候学家) at northern illinois university in dekalb.changnon and his team studied temperature records from the sites in the midwest. they found that since 1970, the average temperature in the region during july and august has gone downby up to one degree fahrenheit(华氏度)from what it was during the years between 1930 and 1969. their investigation also showed that the average rainfall in those states during those two months has increased. between 1970 and 2009, about 0.33 inch more rain fell than between 1930 and 1969.these_changes may be connected by humidity(湿度), changnon says. humidity is the measure of how much moisture is in the air. humid air, which contains a lot of moisture，takes longer to heat up than dry air, changnon notes. and humid air often releases its moisture through rainfall.so where did the extra moisture in the air come from？changnon points to farms in the region. as plants grow, they pull moisture from the ground and release it into the air. and among plants, soybeans (大豆) and corn plants release a lot of moisture. midwestern farms now plant more soybeans and corn than in the past, with 97 percent of farmland today planted with these two crops. in the 1930s, corn and soybeans covered only about 57 percent, changnon says. he also notes that the plants are planted closer together now than they used to be, so there are more plants per acre than in the past.the second study, like changnons, also found an increase in rainfall in the same area. but it points to another possible source for the increased moisture. alan robock at rutgers university was part of the team that produced the second study and presented the groups findings. the team found that irrigation practices in the great plains have changed over the years. the researchers studied a vast area in the region. they found that in 1930, farmers in that region irrigated only about 1.8 million acres of farmland. in 1980, however, farmers irrigated nearly 15 million acres. plants use the water and then release it into the air.these results by changnon and robock and their colleagues are the first step toward understanding a change in the weather.15what does the underlined term “these changes” refer to?alower temperatures and more rainfall.bhigher temperatures and higher humidity.cmaking a record both in the past and now.dthe two periods of the 40year investigation.16which of the following could be the possible sources for the increased moisture in the us midwest?ascientists research and farmers attention.bless farmland and more plants.cmore plants and irrigation practices.dnatural reservoirs and underground rivers.17the studies show that in americas midwest，_athe average temperature is getting higher and higherbmore and more farmland has been desertedcthe amount of rain is closely related to the temperaturedsummers are now cooler and wetter than they were in years past18according to the passage, irrigating more and more plants means _amaking more space for farms and buildingsbmaking more and more water into the air, and thus causing more raincmore farms depending on watersaving systemsdusing plants to change the climate.完成句子19an order came that all the vehicles having seven or fewer seats _ on the highway during the eightday holiday. (charge)传来指令说，八天假期中含有七个座位以内的小型汽车免收高速路费。20yesterday news came from the school office _ wuhan university. (admit)昨天，来自学校办公室的消息说他已被武汉大学录取了。