2014届高考英语一轮复习课时作业二十三Unit3LifeinthefUtUre新人教版必修5

1、1课时作业（二十三）必修 5 Unit 3 Life in the future（限时：35 分钟）I.单项填空1._alone in thelarge house , the little boy had to learnto survive byhimself.A. To leave B . LeavingC. Left D . Being left2. The couple watched the Kongming light go higher and higher until they lostof it.A. view B . scene C . vision D . sight3

2、.Laura had a tense expression on her face, _she had met some aliencreatures.A. even if B. as ifC. so that D. now that4 . rm sure the beauty of_ n ature there will make_ excelle ntimpressi on on you.A. the; the B . the; anC. /; an D . /; /5 . It would be very safe if you_ the door_to the garde n.A. f

3、aste n; led B . will faste n; leadsC. faste ned; lead ing D . faste ned; to lead6. “ Stop thief! Stop thief !” But the thief was_ by the crowd and welost sight of him.A. drowned B . swallowedC. caught D . stopped7 . Fierce as they are faced with pressure, the stude nts rema in _ and tryhard to achie

4、ve their goals.A. con scious B . optimisticC. in flue ntial D . competitive8 . Banks must complete for customers who will_ to ano therbank if theyare dissatisfied with the service they receive.A. tran sfer B . switchC. appeal D . resolve29 . More and more high - rise buildingshave been built in big

5、cities_ space.A. in search of B . in place ofC. for lack of D . for fear of10. Helen always helps her mother eventhough goingto school _most of herday.A. takes up B. makes upC. saves up D . puts up11. A team of nurses_the doctor in performing the operation on the boywoun ded in the earthquake.A. sup

6、ported B . encou ragedC. assisted D . respected12. Tom feared ,to go home after his failure in the exam because the_stream of disc ontent from his pare nts would drive him crazy.A. actual B . gradualC. efficient D . constant13 . Whenl saw the cars crash on the road , a frightenedfeeling _throughmy m

7、ind.A. flashed . B. struck C . hit D . occurred14 . When it was his turn to deliver his speech, _, he walke d towardsthe microph one.A. n ervously and embarrass in glyB . n ervous and embarrassedlyC.n ervously and embarrass ingD.n ervous and embarrassed15 . In order to meet the dema nds they had to_

8、 producti on.A. faste n up B . rise upC. speed up D . go upn.完形填空In 1989 an 8.2 earthquake almost flattenedAmerica, killingover 30, 000 peoplein less tha n four minu tes. In the middle of complete damage and disorder, a father rushed to theschool where his son was supposed to be, _述_ to find that th

9、e building was _17=.After the un forgettable shock, he _18_ the promise he had made to his son:“ No matter _19_, ni always be there for you!” And tears bega n to _20_ his eyes. As helooked at the pile of ruins, it looked hopeless, but he kept remembering his _21_ to his son. He rushedthere and start

10、ed _22_ the ruins.As .he was diggi ng, other helpless pare nts arrived, _23_:“ Its too late!Theyre all dead! _24_, face reality. Theres no thi ng you can do! ” To each pare nt he respon dedwith _25_ :“ Are you going to help me now、？ N o one helped. Andthen he continued to dig for his son, stone by s

11、tone.Courageously he went on alone because he n eeded to know _26_ :“ Is my boy3_27_ or is he dead ?” He dug for 8 hours 12 hours 24 hours 36 hours Then, in the 38thhour, he _28_ a large sto ne and heard his sons _29_. He screamed his sons name,“ ARMAND He heard back, “ Dad! Its me, Dad! I told the

12、otherkids n ot to worry. I told them that if you were alive, you 30 me and _31_ you saved me, theyd besaved. You promised, No m atter what happens,门 I always be there for you ! You did it, Dad !“Whats going on there ? The father asked.4There are 14 of us _32_ out of 33, Dad. Were scared,hun gry, thi

13、rsty andth ankful youre here. When the building collapsed, it made _33_, and it savedus.“ Come _34_, boy !”“ No, Dad! Let the other kids come out first, _35_ I kn ow youll get me! No matter whathappe ns, I know youll always be there for me!”16.A.just B . only C . ever D . still17.A.as flat as a pan

14、cake B. as high as a mountainC. as strong as an ox D . as weak as a kitten18. A.memorized B . forgotC. kept D . rememberedC. Come on D . Come offC. one row D . one lineC. by himself D . to himself27 . A.live B . livi ngC. alive D . lively28 . A.took back B . picked upC. called up D . pulled back29 .

15、 A.sound B . voiceC. no ise D . tone30 . A.will save B . would saveC. save D . would have saved31. A.when B . becauseC. even if D . though32 . A.remai ned B . missi ngC. left D . gone33 . A.a promise B . spaceC. room D . a triangle19 . A.what Bwhat happe nC. which D . who20 . A.fill B . fill in Ccom

16、e D . burst21. A.picture B C.prese nt D .22. A.diggi ng BC. diggi ng out D23. A.to say BC. and say ing D.promiseencourage.diggi ngthroug24 . A.Come out BCome aga in25 . A.o ne word Bone sound26 . A.for himself B.of himself534 . A.in B . forC. out D . along35.A.because B . thoughC. when D . even thou

17、gh川阅读理解Just over a year ago, life as an orphan（孤儿）girl in Tilinanu,southern Malawi,was uncertain.Relying on the kindness of the poor villagers for a roof over their head, many had tosleep in a room that held as many as fifteen people, eating a diet mainly of porridge.Their classroom fordaily lessons

18、 was an open space in the bush.Now34 of them have comfortable beds in a s mart new home, with a community hall and medicalcentre next to it.Another 175 village children eat there daily, with the adults coming in to lear n En glish;its an amaz ing tran sformati on. Even more amaz ing is that the pers

19、 on beh ind it is just 21.When Alice Pulford was wait ing toget into uni versity, she took a five-mo nthteaching position in Malawi.She loved the place, and returned in the spring of 2009 to visit her friendZulu in Tilinanu.Hisaunt Mercy o wned land there and was doingher best to provide an educati

20、on for the orpha ns, many of whom had lost pare nts to AIDS or malaria（ 疟疾）.But after helping Mercy out for some time, Alice realised that what the girls in particular really needed was a safe and perma nent place to live.There was a derelict（ 年久失修的）church on Mercysland. “ If you give me the church,

21、 Ill setup a home for these children，“ Alice told her.Mercy agreed.Alice phoned home and told her family about her plan.The family had already helped Alice raise 1, 800 to assist the orphans.After they received Alices call, they threw themselves into raisinganother 6, 000, organising theatre trips a

22、ndspecial parties and dinn ers.Alice found Malawian builders, selected materials and even helped with the brick -layi ng.ln tenweeks, the church became a dormitory with toilets and a living area .Inspring last year, Alice raised another 19, 000 to build the medical centre andtwo new dormitories.The girls are happier and so is Alice, who has bee n spe nding around four mon ths in Malaw