高中英语选择性必修一 课时分层作业13 理解·课文精研读

1、 课时分层作业(十三).单词拼写1Keep a cool head during the crisis(危急关头)2We have the possibility of attaining(获得) something.3I find her exhausting to be withshes too intense(热情的)4They drew up a detailed list of measures for increasing the output(产量)5She does the domestic(家庭的) affairs every day.6This book will cont

2、inue to generate(引起) excitement for a long time.7He became something of a celebrity(名人) in his home town.8The firm is looking to expand(扩展) its operations overseas.9Many workers are regularly exposed to dangerous chemicals(化学物质)10Cooking the vegetable destroys its wonderful delicate flavour(味道).阅读AW

3、hen planning a vacation，many people consider the popular tourist sites they want to visit.But thats not what my husband and I did when we planned our vacation to Japan.We thought about the kind of farm we wanted to visit.Ours was far from a typical (典型的) vacation.We were WWOOFing! WWOOF stands for W

4、orld Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms.The organization connects people interested in organic farming.Volunteers，known as WWOOFers，help their hosts with daily activities.These include everything from baking bread to picking vegetables.Hosts provide volunteers with food and provide a place for them

5、 to stay.My husband and I certainly felt like family when our host met us at the train station.She told us to call her OkasanMom.Likewise，we called her husband OtosanDad.Okasan and Otosan own an organic vegetable farm that tries to provide the local people with fresh，healthy food.When no WWOOFers ar

6、e around to help，the farm work is done only by Otosan and Okasan.As part of the family，we were able to enjoy the fruits of our labor at every meal.Eating fresh vegetables three times a day combined with six hours of farm work，certainly did our bodies good.We planted vegetables and cleared rocks from

7、 fields.We also packed the vegetables so they could be sold at the market.Perhaps the most challenging thing we did was weeding a rice field.It was quite challenging because the leaves and roots of the weeds look very similar to the rice.Its not until both plants are mature (成熟的) that you can clearl

8、y tell them apartonly one produces rice.WWOOFing is unlike anything Ive ever done before，and I cant wait to do it again! Lets take part in WWOOF!【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。作者主要介绍了自己和丈夫在日本有机农场帮农场主干活来换取食宿的经历。1What do we know about WWOOF?AIt belongs to a Japanese farm.BIt helps the poor do farm work.CIt provides t

9、ourists with hotels.DIt is an organization connected with farming.D细节理解题。根据第二段中的“WWOOF stands for World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms.The organization connects people interested in organic farming.”可知，世界有机农场组织是一个有关农业的组织。2What can we infer from Paragraph 3 about Okasan and Otosans farm?AIt bene

10、fits both the locals and WWOOFers.BIt attracts many visitors every day.CIt provides free food for the locals.DIt is supported by the government.A推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Okasan and Otosan own an organic vegetable farm that tries to provide the local people with fresh，healthy food.”及“Eating fresh vegetables thr

11、ee times a day.certainly did our bodies good.”可知，这个家庭农场对当地人和世界有机农场组织的志愿者都有益。3What does Paragraph 4 mainly talk about?AThe method of producing rice.BThe hard time of the farm family.CThe difficulties in weeding a rice field.DThe most challenging thing for WWOOF.C段落大意题。根据倒数第二段中的“the most challenging t

12、hing we did was weeding a rice field”可知，该段主要是描述在有机农场干活遇到的最大挑战在水稻地里除草。4The author would most likely describe her WWOOFing as AsatisfyingBworryingCboring DtiringA推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“WWOOFing is unlike anything Ive ever done before，and I cant wait to do it again！”可知，作者对她的这次有机农场经历很满意。BThe forests in eastern

13、Zimbabwe provide the country with wood and most of the fresh fruit.But the removal of large numbers of trees and the use of fire to clear land have caused a lot of damage to the area.Officials say Zimbabwe lost more than 1.5 million hectares of forests in 2016.This is mostly because of local communi

14、ties cutting the trees for firewood or setting fires in forested areas to make hunting easier.But now a nonprofit (非营利的) group，called Environment Africa，is trying to improve the situation.Environment Africa is teaching farmers to raise bees.The group is working in the Mutasa district，near the countr

15、ys border with Mozambique.And it has already helped about 1，500 farmers.Benjamin Chatambura is one such farmer.He has set up about 250 beehives (蜂窝) near his home.Chatambura sells the honey that the bees produce and uses the money to feed his family.He likes having bees on his land because the insec

16、ts help him and the forests.“The trees provide us with flowers，”he says.“They are the food for the bees to produce the honey.If there were a way，I would like more land to plant more different types of trees in.We used to have serious problems before we were trained in the importance of the forests.”

17、Lawrence Nyagwande works in Environment Africa.He says some farmers are earning as much as $1，000 a month from selling honey.The average government worker in Zimbabwe earns just about $500 a month.Nyagwande said beekeeping is helping improve the countrys forests.Support for this project has helped d

18、raw peoples attention to protecting the environment，and caught the attention of the government.Violet Makoto represents Zimbabwes Forestry Commission，a government agency that works to protect forests.She says the Commission hopes local community leaders will take up beekeeping.She said officials als

19、o want to end the use of fire to clear land.【语篇解读】本文主要讲述了津巴布韦一个非营利组织利用教人养蜂的方式保护了森林。5What does Environment Africa do?AIt sells honey to Mozambique.BIt calls on the public not to cut trees.CIt encourages local people to raise bees.DIts aimed at helping farmers to earn more.C细节理解题。根据第二段中的“But now a non

20、profit(非营利的) group，called Environment Africa，is trying to improve the situation.Environment Africa is teaching farmers to raise bees.”可知，该组织鼓励当地人养蜂。6From Lawrence Nyagwande，we know Agovernment workers earn too littleBthe farmer benefits a lot from beekeepingCbeekeeping helps improve the countrys eco

21、nomyDlocal community leaders should take up beekeepingB推理判断题。根据第四段的“He says some farmers are earning as much as $1，000 a month from selling honey.”可推断，当地养蜂人收益不错。7Whats Zimbabwes Forestry Commissions attitude towards beekeeping?APositive. BWorried.CUncertain. DDoubtful.A观点态度题。根据第五段，尤其是“She says the C

22、ommission hopes local community leaders will take up beekeeping.”可知，津巴布韦的林业委员会对养蜂业是支持的。8What is the passage mainly about?AProblems faced by forests in eastern Zimbabwe.BSome information on a nonprofit organization.CWays of protecting the environment.DA good way to protect forests.D主旨大意题。通读全文可知，本文主要讲

23、述了津巴布韦一个非营利组织利用教人养蜂的方式保护了森林，故可推出答案。.阅读七选五Food safety is a problem in all places around the world and people in different areas of the world prepare foods in different ways.The WHO released five simple rules for preparing food in a safe way. 1 Key 1: Keep clean.The first key tells about the importanc

24、e of washing.People should wash their hands oftenbefore touching food，while they are preparing food，and any time after they go to the toilet.People should wash all surfaces and equipment used for preparing food. 2 Key 2： 3 People should separate raw，or uncooked foods from foods that are already cook

25、ed and foods that will not be cooked.People should store raw meat，chicken，and fish in containers，or in separate areas.Raw foods should not touch prepared foods.Key 3：Cook completely.People should cook eggs and meat，like birds，seafood，and animals，especially carefully.These foods may carry more microo

26、rganisms than other foods.Food like soup must be boiled for at least a minute to make it be cooked completely.It is also important that people reheat cooked food completely.Key 4：Keep food at safe temperatures.When people are finished with eating，they should keep the left food in a refrigerator below 5 and shouldnt store it for too long.At room temperature，about 20，the amount of microorganisms can increase very quickly.Key 5：Use safe water and raw materials. 5 Damaged or