2013年高考英語一輪復習課時作業(yè)41 Module 5 Ethnic Culture 外研版選修7

1、 word課時作業(yè)(四十一) 順序選修 7 Module 5 Ethnic Culture限時：35 分鐘.單項填空1Near the table _ a little dog, watching her eagerly.Alay Blaid Clying Dlie2All the streets were _ with flags to welcome the Chinese delegation.Adecorated BfurnishedCsupplied Dprovided3Do you know the reason _ pilots turn off the planes light

2、s before taking off?The practice is for the passengers to adjust to the dark _ an emergency.Awhy; for fear that Bfor which; in case ofChow; for fear of Dthat; in case4It is wise to have some money_ for old age.Aput awayBkept upDput off5How about the concert last night?Cgiven awayWell, at least its _

3、 the one I saw last time with Joan.Ano worse than Bno goodCnot as good as Das bad as6The plan has to be _ to meet the real situation.Aadjusted BadaptedCproduced Dfounded7Weve invited Mr and Mrs Brown to dinner. But well have to_ because of the babyssickness.Atake up Bmake upCgive up Dput off8At the

4、end of 2006, there were around 7,000 foreign printing companies in China, _up around 4 percent of national total.Amade Bto makeCmaking Dhaving made9I promise her daughter _ get a nice present on her birthday.Will it be a big surprise to her?Ashould BmustCwould Dshall10Well, my daughters take great i

5、nterest in most of the food on the menu.Thanks. _？Salad, fried fish, chips and orange juice, please.AShall I take your orderCWhat to follow.完形填空BAt your serviceDCan I help youRobert Moody, 52, is an experienced police officer. Much of his work involves dealing with_11_ and gang(團伙) problems in the s

6、chools of his community. Knowing that many kids often_12_ trouble, he decided to do something about it. So in 1991 he began to invite small groupsof kids to go fishing with him on his day _13_.Those fun trips had a(n) _14_ impact. A chance encounter in 2000 proved that. One day,_15_ working security

7、 at a school basketball game, Moody noticed two young guys _16_. He1 / 4 wordsensed trouble between them. _17_， one of them headed toward Moody and gave him a hug. “I_18_ you. You took me _19_ when I was in fifth grade. That was one of the _20_ days ofmy life.Deeply touched by the boys words, Moody

8、decided to create a foundation(基金會) that _21_teenagers to the basics of fishing in camping programs. “As a policeman, I saw _2_2 _ _ therewas violence, drugs were always behind it. They have a damaging _23_ on the kids, saysMoody.By turning kids on to fishing, he _24_ to present an alternative way o

9、f life. “When youresitting there waiting for a _25_， he says, “you cant help but talk to each other, andsuch _26_ can be pretty deep.“Talking about drugs helped prepare me for the peer(同齡人) pressures in high school, says Michelle, 17, who _27_ the first program. “And I was able to help my little bro

10、ther_28_ drugs.Moody faces _29_ in three years, when he hopes to run the foundation fulltime. “Imliving a happy life and I have a responsibility to my _30_ to give back,Moody says. “IfI teach a kid to fish today, he can teach his brother to fish tomorrow.11A.drinking BdrugCsecurity Dsmoking12A.ran i

11、nto Bgot overCleft behind Dlooked into13A.ahead Baway Coff Dout14A.immediate BdamagingClimited Dlasting15A.once Bwhile Csince Duntil16A.quarreling BcomplainingCtalking Dcheering17A.Slowly BSuddenlyCFinally DSecretly18A.understand BhearCsee Dremember19A.fishing BsailingCboating Dswimming20A.quietest

12、BlongestCbest Dbusiest21A.connects BintroducesCreduces Dcommits22A.where BunlessCas Dwhether23A.impression BburdenCdecision Dimpact24A.asked BintendedCpretended Dagreed25A.solution BchangeCbite Dsurprise26A.concerns BinterestsCconversations Demotions27A.participated in Bworked outCapproved of Dmade

13、up28A.misuse BavoidCtolerate Dtest29A.unemployment Bchallenge2 / 4 wordCcompetition Dretirement30A.team BschoolCfamily Dcommunity.閱讀理解ACompared with their continental counterparts, children in the UK start school at a veryearly age. Our correspondent is not convinced that it gives them any academic

14、advantage.My threeyearold son and I went shopping for his school uniform. As he stood in the changingroom, swamped by even the smallest trousers, several people commented that he looked too youngto start school. I couldnt agree more. Scarcely will he have blown out the candles on his fourthbirthday

15、cake when Ill be waving him off at the school gates. The poor little man still putshis pants on back to front and thinks baby pigs come out of eggs. How is he going to cope withliteracy and numeracy hours, let alone the horrors of school toilets?Yes, I am an overanxious mother but I surely cant be t

16、he only person who feels that Britishchildren start school far too young. A research suggests that channelling children into formallearning structures at such a young age breeds a sense of failure and disaffection that willdog them throughout their school career.The law states that the statutory sch

17、ool starting age for children in the UK is the termafter a childs fifth birthday, but it is common practice in England and Wales to admit childrento reception class at the beginning of the year in which they become 5, which means that mostchildren start school at the age of 4. The latest government

18、figures indicate that around 80percent of children enter school before their fifth birthday.By comparison, children in France, Portugal, Belgium start school at 6, while the schoolstarting age in many Scandinavian countries is 7. This is the starting age in Finland, wherestudents recently beat those

19、 from 39 other countries to come out tops in maths, science andreading.31When her son is going to enter primary school, the writer feels very _.Aexcited Bworried Csurprised Dpuzzled32In the UK, it is stated in the law that children should start school at the age of _.A4 B5 C6 D733Which of the follow

20、ing is probably the best title of the passage?ADo our children start school too young?BStudents starting school too young may cause problemsCYoung students may lead to failureDThe age of starting school in some countries34What worries the writer is that her child _.Acant even look after himselfBcant

21、 dress himselfChas some childish thoughtsDhas little ability in writing and readingB2011江西卷The garden city was largely the invention of Ebenezer Howard (18501928)After immigratingfrom England to the USA, and an unsuccessful attempt to make a living as a farmer, he movedto Chicago, where he saw the r

22、econstruction of the city after the disastrous fire of 1871.Inthose days, it was nicknamed “the Garden City， almost certainly the source of Howardsname for his later building plan of towns.Returning to London, Howard developed his design inthe 1880s and 1890s, drawing_on ideas that were popular at t

23、he time, but creating a uniquecombination of designs.The nineteenthcentury poor city was in many ways a terrible place, dirty and crowded; butit offered economic and social opportunities.At the same time, the British countryside was infact equally unattractive：though it promised fresh air and nature

24、, it suffered from agriculturaldepression (蕭條) and it offered neither enough work and wages, nor much social life.Howardsidea was to combine the best of town and country in a new kind of settlement, the garden3 / 4 wordcity.Howards idea was that a group of people should set up a company, borrowing m

25、oney toestablish a garden city in the depressed countryside, far enough from existing cities to makesure that the land was bought at the bottom price.Garden cities would provide a central public open space, radial avenues and connectingindustries.They would be surrounded by a much larger area of gre

26、en belt, also owned by the company,containing not merely farms but also some industrial institutions.As more and more people movedin, the garden city would reach its planned limit Howard suggested 32, 000 people; then,another would be started a short distance away.Thus, over time, there would develo

27、p a vastplanned house collection, extending almost without limit; within it, each garden city wouldoffer a wide range of jobs and services, but each would also be connected to the others by arapid transportation system, thus giving all the economic and social opportunities of a bigcity.35How did Howard get the name for his building plan of garden cities?AThrough his observation of the country life.BThrough the com