2019秋高一年级英语外研版必修2练习：习题课(1)(含解析)

1、习题课(1)复习本单元所学内容I根据首字母写出单词的准确形式1. The con cert bega n with a pia no s_ .2. We should notice the i_of music on children.3. He is a friend in word as w_as in deed.4. We were most i_with their patienee.5. He has given lectures to a_all over the country.6. He is bent on beco ming a m_ to write songs and

2、compose music.7. I always reflect on life whe n liste ning to Beethove ns s_ .8. How many i_can you play?9. He was like the orchestra c_ who brought every one together and focused them into asin gle melody.10. Most of tee nagers prefer pop music to c_music.答案：1 . solo 2.influenee 3.well 4.impressed

3、5.audiences 6.musician 7.symphony/symphonies 8.instrume nts 9. con ductor 10.classical/classicn.根据汉语提示完成句子1.直到他生了重病，他才知道健康的重要。It was_seriously ill_ he knew the importa neeof health.2 .他精彩的表演给所有在场的人留下了深刻的印象。All the people prese nt_ his won derful performa nces.3 .到她来的时候，我们已经等了她两个多小时了。_ she came, we_

4、her for over twohours.4 .他的作品影响了数百万人的人生。His writings_the lives of millio ns.5 .很多伟大的女性成功地把婚姻和事业结合在一起。Many great wome n successfully_marriage_career.答案：1. not until he got/became ; that 2.were impressed by/with 3.By the time ; had waited for 4.havein flue need 5.mix; with/a nd川.完形填空Music comes in man

5、y forms : most coun tries have a style of their own._1 _the turn of the cen turywhe n jazz was born, America had no prominent_2_of its own.No one knows exactly whe n jazz was 3, or by whom.But it bega n to be _4_in the early 1900s.Jazz is America nscontribution to 5 music.In contrast to classical mu

6、sic, which_6_ formal European traditions, jazz isspontaneous and free form.It bubbles with energy , _7_the moods, interests, and emotions of thepeople .In the 1920s jazz_8_ like America , and _9_it does today.The_10 of this music are as interestingas the music_4 .American Negroes , or blacks, as the

7、y are called today, were the jazz_12- .They werebrought to Southern States _13_ slaves.They were sold to plantation owners and forced to worklong_14- .When a Negro died his friend and relatives_15 a processi on to carry the body to thecemetery .In New Orlea ns, a band ofte n accompa nied the_16_.On

8、the way to the cemetery the bandplayed slow, solemn music suited to the occasion._17 on the way home the mood changed.Spiritslifted.Death had removed one of their_18- , but the living were glad to be alive.The band played _19_music, improvising （ 即兴 表演）on both the harmony and the melody of the tunes

9、_20_at the funeral.Thismusic made every one want to dance.lt was an early form of jazz.1 . A.By B. AtC. In D. On2. A.music B . songCmelody Dstyle 3A.discovered Bacted Cinvented Ddesigned 4A.noticed BfoundClistened D heard 5A.classical B sacred Cpopular D light 6A.forms B follows Capproaches Dintrodu

10、ces 7 A.expressing Bexplaining Cexposing Dillustrating 8 A.appearedB feltC seemed D sounded9A.asB C either D 10A.originsB originalsC discoveries Dresources11A.themselves B itselfChimselfD oneself12A.playersBfollowersC fansDpioneers13A.forB asCwithDby14A.monthsB weeksC hours Dtimes15A.demonstrated Bc

11、omposedChostedDformed16A.demonstration BprocessionCbodyDmarch17A.EvenBThereforeC Furthermore DBut18A.numberBmembersCbodyDrelations19A.sadB solemnChappyD funeral20A.whistledB sungC presented Dshowed答案：1 B 2.D 3.C 4.D 5.C 6.B 7.A 8.D 9.A 10.A 11.B 12.D 13.B 14.C 15.D16B 17.D 18.D 19.C 20.CIV 阅读理解I was

12、 working as a consultant （ 顾问 ） in a beer company, helping the president and seniorvice-preside nts with someth ing importa nt. It was a big challe nge. At the same time, my mother was inthe final stages of cancer.I worked during the day and drove miles home to be with her every night. It was tiring

13、 and stressful,but it was what I wanted to do. My promise was to continue to do excellent consulting during the day, eventhough my evenings were very hard. I didnt want to bother the president with my situation. But I feltsomeone at the company wanted to know what was going on. So I told the vice-pr

14、esident of HumanResources, asking him not to share the information with anyone.A few days later, the president called me into his office. I figured he wanted to talk to me about one ofthe many issues we were working on. When I entered, he asked me to sit down. He faced me from acrosshis large desk,

15、looked me in the eye and said,“Iheard your mother is very ill.”I was totally taken by surprise and burst into tears. He just looked at me, let my crying subside（平息），and then he gently said a sentence I will never forget, “ Whateveyou need. ”hat was it. Hisunderstanding and willingness both to let me

16、 be in my pain and to offer me everything were qualities ofcompassion（ 同情 ）that I carry with me to this day.1How does the author like his job as a consultant in a beer company?A. It was quite boringB. It was a great challenge.soneitherCIt was an easy thing.DIt was rather interesting.2Why was the aut

17、hor unwilling to tell others about his situation?A Because his mother told him to keep the secret.B Because he was afraid to lose his present job.C Because he didnt want to bother the president.D Because he was too busy with his work in the company.3Who did the author tell about his information in t

18、he company?AOne of his friends.BThe manager of his department.CThe secretary of the president.DThe vice-president of Human Resources.4Why did the president call him into his office?A To give him some new projects to do.B To offer whatever help the author needed.C To talk with the author about some problems in their work.D To provide the author some advice on how to cure his mother答案：1解析： 事实判断题。根据第一段： It was a big challenge 可得答案。答案： B2解析： 事实判断题。根据第二段： I didn t want to bot