选修七3-4知识点梳理

1、选修七3-4知识点梳理Unit 3短语搭配1.整理；分类_ 2.witness to doing/having done_3.在对面_ 4.yell out _5.without pausing_ 6.provide _for为提供食宿7.敦促某人做某事_ 8.沉湎于_9.协助（某人）摆脱困境_ 10.思考_11意识到_ 12.make sb aware of _13.上下颠倒_ 14.吓死了 _15. a _ drop 急剧下降 16 be terrified of doing/being done_完成句子1.I had heard that George didnt like _, so

2、 even though I didnt have the right clothes on, I raced after him. (keep)我以前听说乔治不爱等人，所以即使我还没穿上合适的衣服就跟在他后面跑。2_，nobody has done anything about it.(aware)据我所知，尚无人对此采取任何措施。3It is necessary that he _ the information for my reference.(sort)他有必要整理些资料供我参考。4.The sea was rough that day and the boat was _.(han

3、dle)海面波涛汹涌，小船很难控制。5._away, James was struggleing to grab the grab the edge of the boat. (terrify) 害怕被冲走，詹姆斯努力抓住船舷。6._ all the necessary information that I knew what to write in my report. (sort ) 是通过整理所有必要的信息我才知道在我的报告中写些什么。7.As we drew closer, I could see a whale _by a pack of about six other killer

4、s.(attack) 当我们靠近些，我看见一头鲸正受到大约六头虎鲸的攻击。8.The first thing _ was that everyone looked unhappy that morning. (aware) 那天早上，我注意到的第一件事是每个人看起来都不开心。9.A series of failures _ the truth that Rome is not built in a day.(make)一系列的失败使他意识到罗马不是一天建成的这个事实。10._computer games made it impossible to focus on his lessons.(a

5、bandon)他沉湎于电脑游戏使得他不可能专注于他的功课。11. Though_ a key university, she didnt seem happy at all for she knew that her family could hardly afford all the expenses.（admit）即使被重点大学录取了，她一点也不开心，因为她清楚家里无法负担所有开销。Unit 4短语搭配1.接到的信_ 2.极想；得到 (be) _3.不久前的一天_ 4.与相关(be) _5.适合 _ 6.参与；参加 _7.dry out _ 8.dry up _9.do _work 做志愿

6、者工作 10.在困难中 _11._sth to sb把分配给某人 12.给动手术_完成句子1._ to the school life makes his parents comfortable. (adjust) 汤姆已经适合了学校生活，是他的父母很欣慰。2.I wonder _these boys lives at all.(difference)我想知道我正对这些男孩子们的生活产生什么影响。3It was a pity that the great writer died _.(with)遗憾的是那位伟大的作家去世时留下了未完成的著作。4. to me whether you go or

7、 stay. (difference) 你是去是留对我都没相关系。5.The hut is made of bamboo, with grass _ of the roof. (stick)小棚屋是竹子做的，屋顶伸出一簇茅草。6.The hut inside was _. (adjust)小棚屋里面太黑，我的眼睛适合不过来。7.With the food _the locals in trouble, the volunteers breathed a sigh of relief. (distribute) 随着食物都分发给了当地困难群众，志愿者们如释重负地松了口气。8. The docto

8、r urged that his patient _at once . (operate)医生要求他的病人立即动手术。9. It was the second time that_.(abroad)那是我第二次出国。10.Its said that Tom, not you or I _ go abroad for further studies. (expect)据说是汤姆，而不是你或我，有望到国外深造。1. Hardly _him when I couldnt wait to tear it open t. (hear)我一收到他的信就迫不及待地撕开了。巩固练习二答案：21-30 ACDA

9、A/ DBBCA31-50BDDBD/DBCAD/CABBC/DABDA巩固练习二多项选择1The high cost of_ makes life difficult for students in London.Aaccommodation Bcondition Cadoption Dadaption2 In China, people over sixtyfive can enjoy some _ in public places as long as they can provide their identifications.Aadvantages Bgood Cprivileges

10、 Dwelfare3The secretary should have all the _ documents ready before the meeting begins.Aconnected Bfurther Cseparated Drelevant4Many people_ the car accident, so it was not difficult to investigate (调查)Awitnessed Bswallowed Cdragged Dfled5.Some 76,800 high school students went abroad for their educ

11、ation last year, _23 percent of all Chinese students studying abroadA. accounting for B. putting up C. setting up D. consisting of6 I want to go to Beijing with you. If so, your holiday arrangements must _ mine.Acatch up with Bcome up with Cput up with Dfit in with7All the _ blood must be tested for

12、 HIV and other infections, which is important for patients.Adetermined Bdonated Cdisabled Ddistributed8The girl was so_ of the snake that she began to cry the moment she saw it.Aproud Bscared Ctired Dguilty9. It is said that somewhere between the ages of 6 and 9, children begin to think _instead of

13、concretelyA. logically B. reasonably C. abstractly D. generally10As a result of the continuous heavy rain, many local people are _ help now.Ain need of Bin honor of Cin case of Din praise of完形填空More than one million children are homeless in the United States. To highlight the problem, 12-year-old Za

14、ch Bonner walked across the southeastern United States, a 1,900 kilometer journey to bring attention to the plight(困境) of homeless children. I think its ridiculous that theres any child that doesnt have a 31 in this country, Zach explains. He traveled from Florida to Washington, D.C. where he told a

15、n audience that child homelessness in America was real.It still 32 me the amount of people still today who dont 33 this problem even exists. And the truth is, not only does it exist, but its getting worse, he stressed. Zach says the problem has several 34 . Because of the economic crisis, people los

16、e their jobs and homes, and _35 , children become homeless. Sometimes, the families are abusive toward the child and they 36 . Zach did the walk between his studies. It took him three years to 37 his walk, which he began when he was only eight years old. He 38 20 kilometers a day. No matter how 39 h

17、e got, Zach says he felt he had to 40 walking. Along the way, Zach visited homeless 41 , helping plant the gardens - all kinds of stuff, “just getting to play with the kids, he says, 42 making at least one day of their life better.Zach has a long 43 of helping others. When he was six, a powerful hur

18、ricane 44 parts of his home state of Florida. To help people who had no food or water, he 45 around his neighborhood with a little red wagon, 46 for donations of bottled water, personal hygiene products and other 47 . Zach has received awards for his 48 service, including one from President George W

19、. Bush in 2006. Next year he plans to 49 his walking shoes again for homeless kids. This 50 would be almost twice as long - from Tampa, Florida to Los Angeles, California.31. A. schoolB. homeC. parkD. restaurant32. A. teachesB. upsetsC. frightensD. amazes33. A. complainB. sufferC. explainD. believe3

20、4. A. partsB. causesC. factorsD. points35. A. howeverB. unlessC. thoughD. therefore36. A. put awayB. break awayC. keep awayD. run away37. A. continueB. finishC. designD. organize38. A. passedB. crossedC. averagedD. settled39. A. exhaustedB. worriedC. excitedD. surprised40. A. practiceB. stopC. enjoy

21、D. keep41. A. spotsB. sightsC. sheltersD. camps42. A. hopefullyB. carefullyC. deeplyD. fortunately43. A. processB. historyC. listD. series44. A. knockedB. damagedC. hurtD. threatened45. A. turnedB. hungC. wentD. looked46. A. leavingB. makingC. beggingD. asking47. A. suppliesB. offeringsC. sourcesD. medicines48. A. rareB. volun