高中英语ThemeparksSectionⅣGrammar_构词法课时作业新人教版.docx

Unit 5Theme parksSection Grammar构词法.单句语法填空1It is certainly (certain) fun but the lifestyle is a little unreal.2He had misread (read) a road sign and taken the wrong way.3It is hoped that natural (nature) resources will be found on Mars.4He was one of the greatest thinkers (think) and had a great effect on Chinese culture.5The boy didnt pass the entrance examination，so his parents were unhappy (happy) about the result.6On New Years Day，we visited every neighbor in the village and were greeted warmly (warm) at each house.7Many accidents are caused by some drivers carelessness (careless)8After a long discussion (discuss) with her father，she decided not to take the job.9The Great Wall in China left a deep impression (impress) on the people all over the world.10Father looked at the result of his sons examination with satisfaction(satisfy).阅读理解I recently booked tickets to take my children, aged seven and nine, to see The Railway Children at the theatre. Thinking they may get more out of it if they already knew the story, I ordered the book to read to them. Im slightly ashamed (羞愧的) to say we only managed to read a few parts of the book. While everyone loved the film and the play was excellent, as far as a reading experience goes, for me at least, it was quite hard to stand. It wasnt because the language was difficult, but because the writer seemed to use 10 sentences when one would probably work. But, as a booklover, hoping that my children would read widely, I thought, “Is it important that they read the classics (经典著作)？” My friend Pandora thinks childrens classics are just for school. She said, “Unless they had great adventure, then they wont keep the parent or the kid gripped while reading together.” Another friend of mine Clare believes it is important that her children read the classics and revisit them again when they are older. Camilla, my sisterinlaw, makes a very good point that books like The Railway Children were written in a different period of time with a different lifestyle in mind. She said, “I think the issue is that books are written for people who have less time now, while the classics were peoples entertainment, so the writing had to be long and drawn out.” Nowadays, children may feel that when they read a book from the past, they have to struggle through a lot of difficult writing, only to find that not much happens. If thats the case, they might enjoy the books more in simplified versions (简化版) or by having the books read to them as a bedtime story. “Some people seem to refuse books in simplified versions, but I dont think theres anything wrong with reading a classic novel in a simplified version first, and then later in life moving to the full version，” Camilla said. It sounds like excellent advice.【文章大意】一些经典书籍对于现在的小孩而言过于枯燥，那么现在的小孩应该阅读经典书籍吗？1What does the underlined word “gripped” in Paragraph 3 mean?AAttracted.BDisappointed.CTouched. DFrightened.解析：A词义猜测题。根据Unless it had great adventure可知，这里是指如果书里面没有冒险描写的话，很难一直“吸引”读者读下去。2What does Camilla think about books like The Railway Children?AThey dont really have much value.BThey shouldnt be considered as classics.CTheyre no longer suitable for todays kids.DTheyre really good to entertain todays people.解析：C推理判断题。根据第五段的I think the issue is that books are written for people who have less time now，while the classics were peoples entertainment, so the writing had to be long and drawn out. 可知，Camilla认为经典书籍已经不适合现在的小孩子读了。3Which of the following would the author most probably agree with?ATodays children shouldnt read classics.BClassics are usually famous for their stories.CTodays kids can read simplified versions of classics.DTodays kids dont have to read a classic again and again.解析：C作者观点题。根据末段的I dont think theres anything wrong with reading a classic novel in a simplified version first以及It sounds like excellent advice.可知，作者认为小孩子可以读简化版的经典书籍。4What would be the best title of the text?AShould todays kids read classics?BDo todays kids like reading classics?CWhat should todays kids read in their spare time?DWhat kind of books should parents buy for their kids?解析：A标题归纳题。根据文章内容可知，本文主要围绕现在的小孩是否应该读经典书籍展开的。.完形填空 As a little redhaired boy growing up in a small town in Pennsylvania, there was nothing I wanted more than a pony (小型马). That was my lifes _1_. And I understood my only _2_ was to win one. _3_， though our apartment was too small, with a rent too large, my parents seemed _4_ to buy me a ticket for every winapony contest. By the age of ten, I had entered every pony _5_ I could. I didnt believe that luck was a factor. What I _6_， was that there was a pony waiting for me to find her. Then one day while watching my favourite kids show on TV, I was _7_ to hear the hostess announce that the station was offering a free pony to any boy or girl who could _8_ the best design for an animal company. Yeehah! This is it！ I was _9_！ Fuelled (推动) by ten years longing, it _10_ took me a couple of hours to finish my design and _11_ to the mailbox. And it was three weeks later that the station called, announcing. Congratulations, Tommy, you _12_ the pony！ After that, I received my pony, this great _13_ to myself. And we _14_ found a little barn (马厩) we could _15_. From then on, every day I walked about a mile to the barn, got on the pony and joyfully rode around the countryside. Looking _16_ as a whitehaired grandfather who is still sharing _17_ stories with my children and their children, I am happy to remind everyone that the best way to realize your dreams is to _18_ your inner wisdom. I believe William Jennings Bryan had it right when he _19_“Destiny (命运) is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of _20_； it is not to be waited for, it is to be achieved.”话题：计划与愿望【文章大意】本文是记叙文。现已白发苍苍的作者在文中回忆了自己儿时为了得到一匹小马而为之不断奋斗的故事。1A.secret BdreamChabit Dpromise解析：B根据上一句中的there was nothing I wanted more than a pony可知，想要一匹小马是作者一生的“梦想(dream)”。2A.purpose BdecisionCluck Dchance解析：D根据下一句作者对自己家境的描述our apartment was too small, with a rent too large以及下文作者的观点I didnt believe that luck was a factor可知，作者明白自己唯一可以得到小马的“机会(chance)”只能是靠自己去赢取。该段末尾的every winapony contest为提示。3A.Thankfully BSurelyCStrangely DReadily解析：A对比“作者家所租的公寓太小而且房租还很高”和“作者父母让他去参加每场赢小马的比赛”可知，这是让作者倍感高兴和宽慰的事，因此Thankfully符合语境。4A.brave BsorryChappy Dafraid解析：C根据该句中的转折连词though可知，尽管作者的家境并不是很好，但父母非常“乐意(happy)”掏钱让作者去参加每场赢小马的比赛。5A.trade BcompetitionCtour Dperformance解析：B根据上一段末尾的winapony contest可知，作者到10岁时已经参加了各种赢小马的“比赛(competition)”。6A.expected BrememberedCexpressed Dbelieved解析：D根据上一句I didnt believe that luck was a factor可知，作者在此陈述自己的一种人生态度，即：“我”从不相信运气，“我”所“相信(believed)”的是有一匹小马一直在某个地方等“我”赢取它回家。7A.surprised BproudCnervous Dmoved解析：A作者一直认为自己唯一可以得到小马的机会是靠买票参加比赛，因此，当他听到儿童节目的主持人说电视台会免费赠送小马时，他感到非常“惊讶(surprised)”，言外之意，他没有想到这也是一种可以得到小马的方式。8A.pick BfollowCmake Ddiscover解析：C根据下文中的finish my design可知，电视台让儿童观众为一家动物公司“制作(make)”品牌名称的设计。9A.satisfied BexcitedCrelaxed Dencouraged解析：B作者又获得一次可以得到小马的机会，因此他感到非常“兴奋(excited)”。10A.still BthenCagain Donly解析：D根据ten years longing和a couple of hours之间的比较可知，作者渴望了十年小马，但“仅(only)”花了几个小时就完成了设计。11A.drive BreturnCrace Dclimb解析：C根据作者此刻的心情可知，他“飞奔着(race)”跑去邮箱投递自己的设计。12A.won BdesignedCfound Dtouched解析：A根据该句中的Congratulations以及下一段首句中的I received my pony可知，作者“赢得了(won)”小马。13A.gift BjobCchange Dthought解析：A作者将自己通过设计比赛赢取的小马看做是一个很棒的“礼物(gift)”。14A.once BalmostCever Dalso解析：D根据该句中的and以及下一句中的every day I walked. got on the pony可知作者“也(also)”找到了马厩。15A.build BuseCbuy Dfix解析：B根据该句中的And以及下一句中的every day I walked about a mile to the barn, got on the pony and joyfully rode around the countryside可知，在电视台的设计比赛后，作者赢得了自己梦寐以求的小马，然后“也(also)”找到一个可以“使用(use)”的马厩。16A.up BdownCback Dforward解析：C根据文章首句中的As a little redhaired boy和该空后的as a whitehaired grandfather之间的对比可知，作者在此“回顾(Looking back)”自己儿时的故事。17A.love BponyCbedtime Dadventure解析：B作者在上文主要讲述了自己儿时赢取小马的故事，因此作为一名现已年迈的祖父，他给自己的子孙分享“小马(pony)”的故事。18A.trust BacceptCshow Dprove解析：A根据上文作者靠自己的实力赢取小马的故事可知，他认为实现梦想的最好办法是“相信(trust)”自己的智慧。19A.asked BwishedCagreed Dsaid解析：D该空后引号中的内容是William Jennings Bryan所“说(said)”的话。20A.challenge BsituationCchoice Dmanner解析：C命运不是机遇，而是“选择(choice)”；命运不靠等待，而凭争取。. 语法填空 Handwritten manuscripts (手稿) of four early works by famous novelist Yukio Mishima have been discovered, a literature museum in southwestern Japan said. The four works include Mishimas “The Forest in Full Bloom”， 1._ (write) in 1941 as a 16yearold junior high school student. The short story was published (发表) in a magazine that year. 2._ addition to the 56page manuscript, the manuscripts of two other short stories and an 11page essay 3._ (be) also found. The manuscripts were once owned by Zenmei Hasuda, a scholar who had 4._ (extreme) close ties to Mishima. However, after Hasuda died, it became a mystery 5._ these manuscripts were. The discovery is of great 6._ (important) for research about Mishima and Hasuda, a museum official said, 7._ (add) that the manuscripts cannot 8._ (m