Unit 5 Listening and Speaking 提升一練- 高中英語人教版（2019）必修第二冊

第10頁（共10頁）Unit5SectionAListeningandSpeaking一、單詞拼寫1．Morewindpowerstationswillspringuptomeetthedemandforclean________(能源)．2．MayGodhavemercyonyour________(靈魂).3．The________(古典的)musicmakesmecalm.4．Hiswordsdeeplyt________myheart,andIhadtogivein.5．Weneedtotakegreatcaretoavoidconfusingthetwot________ofplants.二、單句語法填空1．Hearrangedmany________(tradition)folksongsforthepiano.2．ForalongtimeIjustwantedtoplay________(country)music.3．Shehasa________(nature)abilitytounderstandthemotivesofothers.4．Ireallyputalotof________(energy)intowhatIdo.5．Not________(allow)toenterthehall,theyallstoodintherainwaiting.三、完形填空OneofthegreatestconcertsIeverattendednevertookplaceatall.Notquite,anyway.Instead,aviolent__1__，whichcameprettymuchoutofnowhereonasummernight,lefttheSaratogaPerformingArtsCenterwithoutelectricalpower.The__2__stormhitjustminutesbeforethePhiladelphiaOrchestra(管弦樂隊)wasabouttotakethe__3__alongwithaguestsoloist,theviolinistSarahChang.Forty－fiveminuteslater,theaudiencewerestill__4__，hopingpowerwouldberestoredandthe__5__wouldgetunderway.That'swhenChang__6__ontothestage,aloneexceptforher__7__andacoupleofstagehandsequippedwithflashlightsto__8__herandhermusic.Theorchestra__9__backstage.ButChangbeganplayingFritzKreisler'sRecitativoandScherzo－Caprice.Maybetherainwasstillpoundingontheroofand__10__thegrass.Maybethethunderhadn'tdiedaway__11__bydistance.Chancesare,though,noone__12__thatnightcouldtellyoutherewasanythingatallintheairexceptthe__13__.Theperformancewas__14__，butitwasdeliveredwithbothskillandgrace—asortof“__15__”cardfortheaudience'spresenceandpatience.Theapplausewas__16__.Then,severalthousandmusiclovers__17__throughpouringrainand__18__totheircars.Maybethestoryendsrightthere.Butthethentwenty-year-oldmusician's__19__forthepeoplecomingtohearhermusicsayssomethingabouttheessentialrelationshipbetweenartistandaudience.MaybeSarahChangunderstoodthatwhensheofferedhermusicasa__20__thatnight,withoutpoweredloudspeakersandintheneardarknessofasummereveningstorm.1．A.flood B．earthquakeC．thunderstorm D．fire2．A.global B．unexpectedC．regular D．uncertain3．A.chance B．a(chǎn)ctionC．trouble D．stage4．A.shouting B．strugglingC．waiting D．gathering5．A.concert B．rainC．dance D．sunlight6．A.climbed B．steppedC．jumped D．held7．A.piano B．conductorC．violin D．band8．A.admire B．broadcastC．circle D．light9．A.remained B．occupiedC．hid D．a(chǎn)ppeared10．A.flooding B．cleaningC．irrigating D．destroying11．A.either B．yetC．ever D．just12．A.screaming B．complainingC．performing D．listening13．A.violinist B．lightningC．music D．cheering14．A.brief B．successfulC．boring D．embarrassing15．A.allright B．nevermindC．don'tworry D．thankyou16．A.weak B．enthusiasticC．frequent D．permanent17．A.losttheircontrol B．traveledC．madetheirway D．looked18．A.away B．downC．out D．back19．A.respect B．a(chǎn)nalysisC．generosity D．tolerance20．A.trick B．giftC．relief D．mercy四、閱讀理解It'sOKtosayyou'veneverheardofgrime—unlessyou'refromtheUK.That'sbecausethismusicwasinventedintheUKintheearly2000s.Tosomeonewho'snotfamiliarwithundergroundmusicculture,it'seasytogetconfusedbetweenhip－h(huán)opandgrimesincetheyarebothnoisy.Andmanypeoplethinkitnousetotellthemapart,untilearlierthismonthwhengrimestarslikeStormzyandJHusledthisyear'sMOBOAwards—“MusicofBlackOrigin”—nominations(提名)intheUK.JustlikeUKelectronicmusicandhiphop,fromwhichgrimedrewinfluence,itmostlyreflectsthethoughtsofyoungpeople.Butdifferentfromhip－h(huán)op,grimesingerssingindialectseq\a\vs4\al(W1)withstrongaccents,givingaspecialtotheirsongs.LadyLeshurr,knownasthe“QueenofGrime”，saidthatsheoncetriedtohideheraccent,asshedidn'twantpeopletojudgeher.Butoneday,sherealizedthatshedidn'tneedtochangeherselfjusttopleaseothers.Andthere'snodoubtthatthisisthemostbasicandimportantqualityofgrimemusic:beyourself.Alsodifferentfromthehip-hopculture,whichusuallyfocusesonbeingrich,grimesingerspaymoreattentiontosocialphenomenaliketheEuropeanrefugeeeq\a\vs4\al(W2)problemandthegapbetweentherichandpoor.Althoughstillquiteyoung,grimeseemstobegettingfavoredeq\a\vs4\al(P1)bymoreandmorepeople.In2016,theEnglishgrimeartistSkeptawontheMercuryPrizewithhisalbumKonnichiwa,beatingbignameseq\a\vs4\al(P2)likeDavidBowieandRadiohead.However,nomatterwhethergrimeisonedayacceptedbythemainstreammusicworldeq\a\vs4\al(P3)ornot,onethingisforsure:ingrime,singersalwaysstaytruetothemselves.1．Whatdohip－h(huán)opandgrimemusichaveincommon?A．TheyareoriginatedintheUK.B．Theymakealotofloudnoise.C．Theychallengetraditionalculture.D．Theyarefullofcreativeideas.2．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph3referto?A．Electronicmusic. B．Hip-hop.C．Grimemusic. D．Blackmusic.3．Whatcanbelearnedaboutgrimesingers?A．Theycaretoomuchaboutthemselves.B．Theyrefusetobejudgedbyothers.C．Theytendtotakesocialresponsibility.D．Theyshowstrongindependencequalities.4．WhatdoesSkepta'ssuccesssuggest?A．Grimeisgraduallygettingrecognized.B．Singersshouldtrytobethemselves.C．Grimehasbecomemainstreammusic.D．ItiseasytowintheMercuryPrize.一、單詞拼寫1.energy2.soul3.classical4.touched5.types二、單句語法填空1.traditional2.country3.natural4.energy5.allowed三、完形填空1.C由第四段第三、四句“Maybetherainwasstillpoundingontheroofand...bydistance.”中的rain和thunder可知選C。2.B由第二段第一句中的“prettymuchoutofnowhere”可知，這場雷暴來得非常突然，故B項unexpected“意想不到的”符合語境。3.D這場突如其來的雷暴就在費城管弦樂隊攜客座小提琴獨奏家SarahChang登臺演出前的幾分鐘來臨了。takethestage“登臺演出”，故選D。4.C由空后的現(xiàn)在分詞短語“hopingpowerwouldberestoredandthe__5__wouldgetunderway”可知，在雷暴突然來臨且導(dǎo)致斷電的情況下，觀眾依然在等候著(waiting)，希望音樂會能開始進行。故選C。5.A根據(jù)語境可知，觀眾希望音樂會(concert)能開始進行。故選A。6.B此時，Chang邁上了(stepped)舞臺。7.C此時，Chang邁上了舞臺，帶著她的小提琴(violin)。由上文中的“theviolinistSarahChang”可知選C。8.D此處指舞臺工作人員帶著手電筒來給她和她的音樂照明(light)。9.A管弦樂隊依然(remained)在后臺。10.A或許大雨依舊在敲打著房頂，淹沒著(flooding)草地。11.B或許遠(yuǎn)處雷聲還(yet)沒有消失。yet用于否定句和疑問句中，談?wù)撋形窗l(fā)生但可能發(fā)生的事。故選B。12.D空格前的“noone”指的是觀眾，也就是聽音樂的人，故選D。13.C根據(jù)語境可知，那天晚上聽音樂的人中沒有一個人會告訴你除了音樂(music)以外還有其他聲響。故選C。14.A演出時間很短，但它卻技巧嫻熟，風(fēng)度翩翩。brief“短時間的，短暫的”，故選A。15.D這場短暫的演奏是對觀眾的出席和耐心的“感謝”卡。故選D。16.B根據(jù)語境可知，掌聲很熱烈(enthusiast