Unit1 Growing up课时综合复习(1) -高中英语外研版（2019版）选择性必修第二册

Unitl课时综合复习1选择性必修二外研版（2019版）选词填空haveasay,nodoubl,lakeresponsibilityfor,behindIhewheel,lemptsb.lodosth.1.Onlyaminorityofboarderswanttoescapetheirownbehavior.2.ThereTsnodoubtthatnoonecanhimsuchafoolishthing.ThisisthefirsttimeTvcsatsincetheaccident.Ifyouareoldenoughtoearnawageandpay(axes,youshouldbeallowedtoonhowthegovernmentspendsthem!shewon'tapproveofyougoingtherealone»becauseil'sdangerousforyou.课文语法填空ThreeyoungpeoplewhocomefromdifferentcountriestellusI.turning18meanstothem.Bethanythinksturning18meanssheisoldenough2.(vote)intheelectionandhaveasay3._how(hegovernmentspendsthetaxes.LinNingholdsiheideathathecandothingslike4.(get)acreditcard.More5.(important),hecanactonhisdesiretohelpothers,andhehasbeguntodevelopastrongersenseofsocial6.(responsible).Althoughalotofdoorshaveopenedforhim,hecurrentlydocsnJthave7.steadyincome.Besides,Morgandoesn'tagreewiththeviewofthemajority——18meansbecoming8.(independence).Hissalaryisnothighenoughsohe9.(find)ithardtosavemoney.Inhisopinion,someresponsibilitiesarc10.(many)aboutattitudethanage.长难句理解ButIthinkVmalreadymatureenoughtounderstandthatdrivingacaralsomeanstakingresponsibilityformylifeandthelivesofotherpeople.此句是>that引导_从句，作的宾语。动名词短语taking...作动词means的宾语。［自主翻译］Iexpectedtofeelinstantlydifferent,asifIhadclosedthedooronmychildhoodandsteppedintoawholenewadultworld.本句为,asifIhadclosedthedooronmychildhoodandsteppedintoawholenewadultworld为asif引导的从句。［自主翻译］IassumedI'dalreadyhaveawell-paidjobandthatI'dbemovingintoarentedapartmentassoonasIturned18,buthowwrongIwas!本句为,rdalreadyhaveawell-paidjobandthatI'dbemovingintoarentedapartmentassoonasIturned18是由连接的两个宾语从句，引导词都是that,在第一个宾语从句中that省略，而在第二个宾语从句中that_省略。［自主翻译］阅读理解AWalkinghomefromworkwithafamilyfriend,Ifoundmyselfinadiscussionaboutherdaughter*sgoing(ocollege.Itstartedwiththemothertellingmethatshehadnomoneytohelpherdaughtergothroughcollege,whichledthemothertopushcommunitycollegefiercely.Shethenstartedtosayhowshehadbeenpushinguhigh-paying"Heldsonherdaughter-doctor,engineer,lawyer,etc.WhenIaskedherifthatwaswhatherdaughterhadinterestin,shesaidno.Iaskedherwhatthepointwastopushherdaughterintosomethingthatshedidn'tlike,andsherespondedwith,“Ijustwantheriomakeagoodfortune.vAfterhearingherwords,Iwouldliketostatethatmoneyisnoteverything.Ahigh-payingjobmeansnothingifyouaremiserable.!usedtodoahigh-payingjob,butitwasverytiringand1hadnotimeofmyown.Ididn'tlikeitatalI.Thoughthepaywasgood,Iwasnothappy.SoI'dliketotellparents,pleasedonotforceyourchildrenintoamajororacareerjustbecauseyouthink(heyaregoingtomakealotofmoney.Theywouldfeelterriblefbrtakingthatm<yororjobjusttocomfortyou.Theworstpartisthefeelingofguiltywhentheydecidetochangethatmajortosomethingtheyactuallywantorwhentheyquitthatjob.Beingamemberofagenerationwhoarewilling(ogiveabsolutelyeverythingtoourkids,weknowwejusthopeourchildrencouldlivehappylives.Pleasedonotforceacareerpathonourchildrenjustbecausewethinkitisgoodtorthem.Giveourchildrenadvice,butdon'tforcethem.1.Whatdoweknowaboutthatmother?Shethoughthighlyofcommunitycollege.Shegotalongverywellwithherdaughter.Shecouldn'(affordherdaughter'scollegefees.Shewantedtobeadoctorwhenshewasyoung.Themotherchosethefieldsforherdaughtermainlybecause.herdaughterreallylikedthosefieldsshethoughtthosefieldswereinterestingthosefieldswouldn'tcostmuchatcollegesheconsideredthemtobehigh-payingfieldsWhydidthewritermentionherstoryinParagraph3?Toprovethathigh-payingjobsmeannothing.Toshowthatnotallhigh-payingjobsarcsatisfying.Toprovethathigh-payingjobsmakepeoplemiserable.Toshowthatlow-payingjobsarebetterthanhigh-payingjobs.Fromthetext,wecaninferthatthewriterwouldmostprobablyadviseparentsto.A.choosethebestmajororcareerfor(heirchildrenavoidgivingtheirchildrenadviceontheirmajororcareerlettheirchildrenmakethefinaldecisionontheirmajororcareergiveeverylhingtotheirkidstomakesurethey'11haveagoodfutureBYoumusthaveread“TheTortoiseandtheHare”whenyouwereyounger.Sowhichanimalarcyou?Thetortoiseorthehare?Doyourusharoundtryingtodothingsasquicklyaspossible?Ordoyoudealwithyourworkataslow,butsteadypace?Whetheryouapproachlifelikethetortoiseortheharecanmakeadifferenceintheresultsyou'IIsee.Somewillsaythatyoushouldavoidbeinglikethehare.AfteralLhewasoverconfidentandfinallylosttherace.Youmayalsohaveheardteacherssayfromtimetotimethat“hastemakeswaste”.Butwhatdoesthatmean?Mostpeoplethinkitmeansthatthefasteryoudosomething.themorelikelyitisthatyou'11makemistakes.Manyteacherswantyoutoapproachyourschoolworkthoughtfullyandcarefully.Butdoeshastealwaysmakewaste?Notnecessarily!Somepeoplearcabletoworkquicklywhilealsomaintaining(保持)ahighlevelofqualityinallthattheydo.Recentresearch,however,ismakingtheideaofhastemakingwasteseemmorebelievable.Researchersfoundthatthebrainchangesintoaspecialmodewhenforcedtomakerapiddecisions.OveralLthereappearstobeatrade-offbetweenspeedandcorrectness.Asthebrainmakesdecisionsmorequickly,thosedecisionsareusuallybuiltonlessinformation,whichoftenleadstoagreaterlikelihoodofmistakes.Whenyouapproachthingslikethetortoise,youmethodicallyandsteadilyworktowardyourgoal.Youmightnotarrivetherefirst,butth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