綜合試卷講評（1）

1、Dictation about some phraseson M1U2 Project(Oct.24)1.經(jīng)歷變化 2.失控 3.對感到困惑4.做出好的選擇 5.渴望獨立 6.感覺疏遠7.在平衡這些需要是有困難8.在這方面 9.自力更生 10.成為的一部分熟讀并翻譯下列句子；并分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)。1. Life never seems to be going fast enough; yet; in other ways, like a race car, life seems to be rushing too fast and even going out of control.2. As te

2、enagers grow, it is normal for them to become confused with the changing world both inside and outside of them.3. Along with these physical changes, there come many psychological changes. Boys and girls tend to be different in this regard.4. Since teenagers have difficulty balancing these needs, the

3、y often question who they are and how they fit in society.5. The good news is that these kinds of growing pains do not last.6. In the end everything turns out OK- the teenager becomes a healthy adult, and this period of change and challenge is traded for the changes and challenges of grown-up life.聽

4、力聽力19講評講評M: Hey, Nancy, I was thinking W: Go onM: Well I was thinking about _W: I think M: No ,no. I mean somewhere _and_. A much smaller island than those, too. W: Um like the Bahamas?M: Yeah, somewhere like that. Or_. I was thinking of _ and _. How would you feel about that ? I could _, since _ is

5、 done _.W: Are you kidding? Id love that!living on an islandthats pretty far away from big cities and noisy crowds of peopleone of the small islands around Greeceselling the housemoving therestill workall the business for my clothing companyonline11.What kind of work does the man do?12.Where might t

6、he speakers go soon? N was an important _ military leader in the early 1800s. He_ in 1769 on an island _ that was _. N studied in a military school when he was young. During the French Revolution that started in 1789, he _ as they _ the _ out of _. He was only 24 years old17. Where was Napoleon born

7、?19. What did Napoleon do to the British army?Frenchwas bornin Italyunder French ruleled the French peoplekickedBritish armyFranceModule1 Unit2 綜合檢測講評綜合檢測講評21C29A22B30A23C31B24B32B25D33A26B34D27A35A28DCheck the answers to multiple choice Check the answers to Cloze36A46A37D47B38B48D39C49C40D50B41A51D

8、42C52A43B/D53C/A/B44B?A/C/D54B45C55A Colin has a condition that makes it 40 for him to relate to other people. This makes it a 41 for him to make friends with kids of his age. Children and adults with his condition are often highly intelligent, but get confused in social situations. They often have

9、trouble 43 jokes. So his mother created a page. 44 ,the page went viral and drew more than 2 million “l(fā)ikes”.have difficulty/trouble with sthhave difficulty/trouble in doing sthThe new machines will work faster, thus reducing our costs.The task is very difficult; besides, time presses.Some of the fo

10、od crops failed. However, the cotton did quite well. It doesnt annoy him that some kids dont 51 him because he has 2.1 million friends. As to Colins one-day contract with the team, K-Wings Head Coach said, “Obviously there are things that are much 53 than the game._Para.1 A Michigan boy Colin Said h

11、e didnt want to hold his 11th birthday party because he had no friendsHe blamed his teachers for his failure. blame sth. on sb. 責(zé)備bigger=more importantIf we can put(wear) a smile on a young boys face who deals with a lot of adversity, were excited aboutbeing given that chance. 61.Try to find the sup

12、porting information about each choice.A. What causes the fainting goats to faint.B. Where the fainting goats came fromC. How the fainting goats got their name.D. Who brought the first fainting goats to Tennessee.Para.3. Since the man didnt talk much, no one knew where he got these goats. When he lef

13、t, he took the cow, but he sold the goats.62.What do we know about the fainting goats?B. Not all of them really fall over.D. Not all of them stay awake when they faint.Para.2 but not all goats act like this.?Para.5 The baby goats, however, usually do fall over, but the good thing is that they do not

14、 have far tofall. Some older ones learn to learn to stand near something like a fence or a tree, just in case they are frightened.All of them dont really fall over.64.Why did the farm change the crocodiles diet ?B. Because the owner found it difficult to get enough meat.C. Because the owner wanted t

15、o improve the quality of crocodile skins.D. Because the owners couldnt afford to buy meat.Para.3 Nyanyana, 250 miles northwest of Harare in Zimbabwe, is home to 50000 Nile crocodiles. The owner started feeding crocodiles on the new diet in 2006, and at that time there was never enough meat. It was a

16、lways expensive.65.We can learn from Oliver Kamundimus words in Para.4 that_ Para.4 “We dont feed them meat any more,” said he in an interview, “It actually improve the quality of their food because we now measure all the nutrients that we are putting in there, which the crocodiles may not get from

17、meat only.”A.People should stop using meat to feed the crocodiles.B.The diet has been made scientifically and naturally.C.The crocodiles get more nutrients from the diet.D.The crocodiles have grown much healthier than before.66.What can we learn from the last paragraph? Last year, the owner Padenga

18、sold 42000 crocodile skins to some shoe factories in Europe at an average price of 300 each, which was more than he used to expect. He also expects this year will be a big harvest for him again.A. Padenga has gained some money by using such a diet.D. Padenga will sell his crocodile skins at a better price this year. Para.1 Peer pressure is that strong feeling you might get to do the same things as other people of your age if you want them to like you. Theres nobody tha