人教版-选修7-课文内容填空.docx

。人教版选修7 课文内容填空Unit 1 Living wellMarty Fielding began to suffer from a muscle disease when he was 10, 1. sometimes made him clumsy and drop things or bump into furniture. The doctors dont know2. (exact) what is wrong with him,3. they dont know how to make him better. But he has to learn 4. (adapt) to his disability. When some people cannot accept him for who he is, he doesnt get 5. (annoy). He Just 6. (ignore) them. All in all, he has a good life. His ambition is to work for a computer software firm when he grows up. He has a very busy life and doesnt have time to sit around7. (feel) sorry for himself. In many ways his disability has helped him grow stronger psychologically and become 8. independent. He has to work hard to live a normal life. From him, we know we shouldnt feel sorry for the 9. or make fun of them and that we shouldnt ignore them either. Just accept them for who they are, and give them encouragement to live as rich and full a life 10. you do 1.which 2. exactly 3. so 4. to adapt 5.annoyed 6.ignors 7.feeling 8.more 9.disabled 10.asUnit 2Robots3When Larry was absent for three weeks, Tony, the robot, was going to be tested out 1. larrys wife Claire. At first, Claire felt 2. ( alarm) by Tonys human-like appearance. When Tony offered 3. (help) her, she was embarrassed. Later Tony helped Claire to make herself 4. (smart) and her home more elegant. But Claire 5. (feel) it absurd, because of Tonys fingernails and the softness 6. warmth of his skin. Whats more Gladys thought Claire was having 7. affair. Claire hought 8. awful. So Tony told Claire to invite Gladys and her friends to her house. Those women were impressed by Claire and the house. Claire felt it was satisfactory to be envied by 9. women In the end, Tony was taken away and needed 10. (rebuild) .1.by 2.alarmed 3.to help 4.smarter 5.felt 6.and 7.an 8.it 9.other 10.to be rebuilt Unit3 Under the seaWorking at the whaling station, I had witnessed whales 1. (attack) many times. On the afternoon I 2. (arrive) at the station, as I was sorting out my accommodation, I heard a loud noise coming from the bay. 3. (run) down to the shore in time, we saw an enormous animal.Thats Old Tom, the killer, George called out to me. In the 4. (distant) we could see 5. something was happening. As we drew 6. (near), I could see a whale being attacked by 7. Pack of about six killers .Be ing badly 8. ( wound), the whale soon died. Very soon, 9. body was dragged by the killers down 10. the depths of the sea.1.being attacked 2.arrived 3.Running 4.distance 5.that 6.nearer 7.a 8.wounded 9.its 10.intoUnit 4 SharingDear Rosemary,It was wonderful to hear from you. I know youre 1. (die) to know my life in PNG .The classrooms are made of bamboo and the 2. (roof) of grass. Many of the boys have walked a long way, sometimes up to two hours, to get to school Students have no concept of doing experiments and there is 3. equipment either. Sometimes I wonder how relevant chemistry 4. to these students, most of 5. will be going back to their villages after Year 8.I 6. (visit) a remote village. The huts there were round 7. there were no windows. So it took time for my eyes 8. (adjust) to the dark inside. I could not participate in the conversation, for I couldnt speak much of the local English dialect. It was9. a privilege to have spent a day with Tombes family.I 10. (real) enjoy the work as a volunteer teacher in PNG .Love, Jo 1.dying 2.roofs 3.no 4.is 5.whom 6.visited 7.and 8.to adjust 9.such 10.really Unit 5 Travelling abroadXie Lei 1. (board) a plane for London six months ago to complete a business qualification. She is now halfway through the 2. (prepare) year. At the beginning, she had to 3. (learn) almost everything again. She 4. (live) with a host family, 5. gave her the chance to learn more bout the new culture in the new country. She wrote her first essay to her tutor, she only got 7. E. Now she has got used to the life and she feels much more8. home. She is going to join a few 9. (club) in order to have a balance between s