Unit 2 Lesson2 -Lesson 3基礎(chǔ) 綜合雙向提升練習(xí) 北師大版（2019）高中英語選擇性必修第一冊

UNIT2-SectionBLESSON2&LESSON3基礎(chǔ)+綜合雙向提升【基礎(chǔ)】用適當(dāng)?shù)慕樵~或副詞填空1.Thecommoncoldisagoodexample:women,average,getfewercoldsthanmen.

2.Butwefailedtoconvincehimhismistake.

3.There,abigmemorialhasbeenbuiltinhonourofhim,whodevotedhimselfthepoor.

4.Mostofthecrimesmayboildownaquestionofmoney.

5.Apartthat,therewereallsortsofdisasters.

6.“IthinkI’llstay,”Rogersaid,“Imayliearoundandread.”

單句語法填空1.Hewas(influence)inshapingeconomicpolicy.

2.Corn(produce)hasjumpednearly125percentoverthepast25years,whilericehasincreasedonly7percent.

3.Several(publish)arecompetinginthesamemarket.

4.Ourlifehasalimit,butknowledgeis(limit).

5.Youmustreject(distract)andconcentrateonyourworkathand.

6.XieLei’spreparationcourseishelpinghertogetusedtothe(學(xué)術(shù)的)requirementsofaWesternuniversity.

7.Ifshelosesthecourtcaseitwill(毀壞)her.

8.Let’s(跳過)overthispageandcometoPage55.

9.Theadvertisementisnot(令人信服的).

10.Weshouldall(努力)toreunifythemotherland.

11.Wewouldhavewonthe(冠軍稱號)ifwehadn’ttakeniteasy.

12.I’vebeen(拒絕)byalltheuniversitiesIappliedto.

13.Recently,Ibeganfollowingmydreamof(激發(fā)的)others.

14.Thereare(count)typesofmedicalinsuranceofferedtothestudents.

15.Isentaletterof(apply)lastweek,butIhaven’treceivedareplysofar.

16.Silencemaybeviewedbysomeculturalgroupsas(extreme)uncomfortable.

17.Ourtroopstookup(defend)positionsonhighgroundoverlookingtheriver.

18.Thosewhorefusetotakethatrisk(selfish)makeotherssuffer.

完成句子1.我們正忙著為這次考試做準(zhǔn)備。Wereadyforthisexam.

2.雖然這樣的舉止有些奇怪,但卻有其相當(dāng)充分的理由。Strangeasthisbehaviourmaybe,it.

3.即使明天下雨,他們也要去游覽。itshouldraintomorrow,theywillgoforanouting.

4.不管誰指出我們的缺點,我們都要改正。pointsoutourshortcomings,wewillcorrectthem.

5.我們寧愿女兒留在家里和我們在一起,但這是她的選擇,她不再是一個孩子了。Weourdaughterstayedathomewithus,butitisherchoice,andsheisnotachildanylonger.

【綜合】語篇填空Acollegestudentwhoshowsgreatcourageinfightingseverekidney(腎臟)diseasewhilefollowinghisdreamsinscientific1(invent)hasinspiredmanypeople.

ZouYongsong,27,isastudentatChangshaUniversityofScience&TechnologyinChangsha,HunanProvince.At2ageoffour,Zoucaughtahighfever,andpoormedicaltreatmentinthevillagelefthiskidneys3(serious)damaged.Sincethenhehassufferedkidneyproblemsandhashadtotakemedicinedaily4(fight)thedisease.

Thoughhesufferedthepain5(bring)bythedisease,hedidn’tgiveupattendingschool.Afteryearsofhardwork,Zou6(admit)toGuangdongUniversityofPetrochemicalTechnology.In2017hisconditionbecame7(bad)andhehadtoreceivedialysis(透析)treatment.However,thephysicalsufferingdidnotstophim8(dream)ofacareerinscience.Evenduringhisstayinhospital,heinsisted9workingonpatent(專利權(quán))applications.Overthelasttwoyears,sixofhispatentsandcopyrightshavebeenapproved.

10heshowscourageandoptimismwhenfacingdifficultyandmisfortune,ZouwasawardedtheTouchingHunanAwardinNovember.

完形填空ThousandsofrunnersgatherfortheannualMarathon.ThelargestholidayraceinCalifornia1folksofallages,sizes,shapes,and2.Thegungoesoffandrunnerspushforposition.Ijust3atthenewdayandfeelrighteousforhavinggottenupanddowntotheevent.

Beforelong,my4turnstodepressionastheseven-year-oldpassesmeby.Elvishasalready5theturnwaybeforemeandIfallbehindawoman.Thesenseof6heatsupandsodoesmy7.IforgetthatIalreadyrunmanymilesandhave4.2milesleftto8.Therunnersaroundmesetmypace.

Suddenly,asImaketheturn,Iam9byanoverwhelmingsight.Ayoungmanwithoneleg10inthesunisgoingatanlazypace.Themetallegis11tohisthigh.Heisunawareofanyonewhopasseshim.Heisrunninghisown12athisownpace.

Islowdownandtakehislesson.Ifinishdespitethe13inmyknee.Farbehindthe7-year-old.Itdoesn’tmatter.Itismyrace,atmypace.

Howmanytimesdoweletothers14thepace,15ourowngoals,ourabilities?Howmanytimesdowejudgeoursuccessorourfailurebywhatothershavedone?

1.A.impresses B.influencesC.attracts D.directs2.A.standards B.abilitiesC.grades D.results3.A.grin B.glareC.stare D.laugh4.A.excitement B.righteousnessC.warmth D.hotness5.A.walked B.missedC.made D.disturbed6.A.competitivenessB.honourC.responsibility D.humour7.A.friend B.companionC.balloon D.pace8.A.go B.runC.leave D.come9.A.worried B.proudC.struck D.satisfied10.A.glancing B.gleamingC.flashing D.glittering11.A.adjusted B.attachedC.turned D.prayed12.A.adventure B.matchC.destination D.race13.A.suffering B.fearC.pain D.strength14.A.define B.setC.give D.claim15.A.ignoring B.losingC.missing D.forgetting七選五1.Whenwemeetwithsomethingwe’renotfamiliarwithorsomethingfrightening,ourbrainandbodystartmakingchangestohelpprepareusfortheunknown.Dr.Kerrsays,“Forsomepeople,choosingtobescaredcanbefun.”

Whatgoodisfear?2.Ittellsapersontohide,runaway,ordefendoneself.Fasterheartbeatandbreathingsendmorebloodandoxygentothemusclessotheyarereadywhentheyareneeded.Stresschemicalscanmakeapersonmorealert.

Ourmemoriesalsohelpprotectus.Wekeepacloseeyeonbabiesbecausetheydon’tunderstandwhatmighthurtthem.Asbabiesgrow,theylearnwhat’sunsafe,andtheirbrainsstorethosememories.Thentheirbrainsusefeartowarnthemofdangers.“Wedon’twanttobefearless,”Dr.Kerrsays.“3!”

ToomuchcanbeharmfulExperiencescanleadtolong-lastingfearsthatmaystopapersonfromtryingnewthings.We’rebornwiththeabilitytofeelfear,butalotofwhatwe’reafraidofislearned.“Beingafraiddoesn’tmeanyou’reweak,”Dr.Kerrsays.Along-lastingfearcanmeanyou’vehadabadexperience,andyourbraindoesn’twantyoutohaveitagain.4.Otherpeoplemayhavenospecialfearofdogsbutmaybeafraidofotherthings,suchasheights,snakes,orspiders.

HowtofeellessafraidManypeoplehavebeattheirownfears.Hereisonemethod:Insteadoflisteningtotheirimagination,theylearnthefactsaboutanythingthatseemsscary.5.

Dr.Kerrgrewuponafarm.Asaseven-year-old,shewasscaredofblackbearsinthewoods.Later,shereadaboutthem.“Understandingthefactsgavemeasenseofconfidence,”shesays.“IknewforsurewhattodoifIevermetwithabearandhowtoprotectmyself.”A.KnowledgecanhelpapersonfeellessafraidB.BeingscaredisnotalwaysabadthingC.FearisatoolthatbrainusestokeepthebodysafeD.ThatiswhyourbrainworksfasterintimeofdangerE.Itisgoodtohaveahealthysenseofwhat’sdangerousF.SomepeoplearescaredtodeathbyhisownshadowatnightG.Ifadogbitsomeone,thatpersonmightfeelafraidofalldogs閱讀理解AwomaninPulaski,Virginia,saysshewasstoppedbyasquirrel,whopulledonherlegrepeatedlyandledhertohelpitsinjuredbaby.TiaPowellwaswalkinginKiwanisParkwhenshewas“approachedbyasquirrel”,thePulaskiPoliceDepartmentwroteonFacebook.Thesquirrelstoodinherwayonthepath.Afterrealisingthatthesquirreldidnotmeananyharmandwasn’tgoingtoleaveherside,Powellturnedaroundandthesquirrelledherdownthepathtoababysquirrelwithaninjuredleg.Atonepoint,Powellwasn’tsureshecouldhelpandshebeganwalkingandthesquirrelfollowedheragainandactuallypulledhertrouserleg!So,shefedthesquirrelsasandwichshehadwithherandwatchedthemtrytojumpupintoatree.Whensherealizedthebabysquirrelwasstillstrugglingtogetupthetree,shedecidedtocallinbackup.PowellcalledthePulaskiPoliceDepartment.Powelldidn’tknowhowthebabysquirrelgotinjured,butshethoughtanearbystreetcatwastheculprit(肇事者).So,thegroupofrescuersdecidedtomovethesquirrelstoasaferarea.“Wewereabletogetthebabyandmothertoadifferentareawithmoretreesanditwasabletoclimballthewayupandtheylookedveryhappy,”Powellsaid.Shewentbackafewdayslatertoshowherkidswhereitallwentdown.Inthetrees,Powellspottedtwosquirrelsstaringather,andcouldn’thelpbutwonderiftheywerethesamesqui