【步步高】高中英语 Unit 4 Cyberspace单元达标 北师大版必修2(1).doc

单元达标基础落实.用所给词的适当形式填空1all the _(crime) related to this murder have been caught.2your _(suggest) is quite reasonable.we have decided to accept it.3i like history and i wish one day i could visit all the _(history) sites in china4the _(settle) of north america by europeans began in the 16th century.5the organization has a _(center) office in new york.6the flood caused serious _(destroy) to the railway.选词填空1all the smokers know that smoking _ health, but they just cant stop it.2did the storm do any _ to the corn?3i saw something move _ towards me and i was scared.4i arrived home to find the house in _.5it is reported that three persons died in the car _.6when the sun came out, the fog _ gradually.7wild animals dont often _ humans unless they are really hungry.8the _ here is colder than that in my hometown and it doesnt agree with me.能力提升阅读理解a“family” is of course an elastic word.but when british people say that their society is based on family life，they are thinking of “family” in its narrow，peculiarly european sense of mother，father and children living together alone in their own house as an economic and social unit.thus，every british marriage indicates the beginning of a new and independent familyhence the tremendous importance of marriage in british life.for both the man and the woman，marriage means leaving ones parents and starting ones own life.the mans first duty will then be to his wife，and the wifes to her husband.he will be entirely responsible for her financial support，and she for the running of the new home.their children will be their common responsibility.neither the wifes parents nor the husbands，nor their brothers or sisters，aunts or uncles，have any right to interfere with themthey are their own masters.readers of novels like jane austens pride and prejudice will know that in former time marriage among wealthy families were arranged by the girls parents，that is，it was the parents duty to find a suitable husband for their daughter，preferably a rich one，and by skillful encouragement to lead him eventually to ask their permission to marry their daughter.until that time，the girl was protected and maintained in the parents home，and the financial relief of getting rid of her could be seen in their giving the newly married pair a sum of money called a dowry (嫁妆)it is very different today.most girls of today get a job when they leave school and become financially independent before their marriage.this has had two results.a girl chooses her own husband，and she gets no dowry.1the underlined word “elastic” in paragraph 1 means “_”asteady bflexiblecunchanged dnarrow2for an english family，the husbands duty is_.arunning the family while the wife is financial supportbdefending the family while the wife is running the homecfinancial support while the wife is running the homeddependent while the wife is independent3everything is decided in a family_.aby the couplebwith the help of their parentscby brothers and sistersdwith the help of aunts and uncles4what is true concerning the book pride and prejudice?ait is the best book on marriage.bit is a handbook of marriage.cit gives some idea of english social life in the past.dit provides a lot of information of former times wealthy families.5with regard to marriage in britain，presentday girls differ from former times girls in_.athe right of marriagebmore parental supportcchoosing husbandsdsocial positionbrebecca bunting is excited about the weekend.shes flying from london to tallinn，where a little boy will be waiting to greet her at the airport.“its his fourth birthday，”she said，smiling.“i havent seen him for three months and i cant wait to see how much he has grown.”from the way shes talking，youd imagine rebecca is going to visit a nephew or a friends child.instead，this tall，attractive 28yearold woman from london is going to spend a long weekend with her son，whom she left two years ago when she walked away from him and her husband.“he has a very good father and grandmother.i feel hes better off living with them than with me，”she said calmly.“i want him to be with me，but i just cant be sure that would work.”yet public attitude towards women like rebecca，who have chosen to live away from their children，is that they are at some level irresponsible.in our society women who fail to put their children before themselves are seen as unnatural.whispers follow，“whats wrong with her？i would never do that.”sarah hart is the cochairperson of match，a charity for mothers who dont live with their children，and the author of a mother apart，a book for the 200,000 or so british women in this situation.she says that there is still a huge discrepancy in how we view mothers and fathers not living with their children.“we usually think that its very painful for men to be separated from their kids but that this is just how things work out.but when a woman does it，our judgment is unforgiving，”she says.“people usually think that she must have done something wrong and that in some way she must be unfit.”6how does the writer lead to the topic of the passage?aby telling rebeccas story.bby referring to a recent study.cby referring to scientific datadby telling her own life story.7rebecca chooses not to let her son live with her probably because_.ashe doesnt love himbher son doesnt like hercshe cannot take good care of himdshe doesnt want to live with a child8generally speaking，whats peoples attitude towards women like rebecca?athey greatly supp