Unit 2 Bridging cultures 单元语法填空-高中英语人教版（2019）选择性必修第二册.docx

选修二Unit 2 语法填空十篇 第一篇Italy certainly did not need another world record, but in any case, at least regarding the use of smart phones, it is in first place in Europe.The most alarming aspect is that 1. _ number of smart phone owners is increasing now. In this regard, the specialists have launched a proposal 2. _ (prohibit) the use of smart phones at least up to 10 years of age.At present, there is not enough scientific data to prove the 3. _ (consequent) of the indiscriminate use of smart phones and other mobile devices, but the situation is 4. _ (equal) worrying.In addition to the potential side effects from a physical point of view, technological abuse also causes 5. _ (harm) effects from a psychological point of view. It 6. _ (know) that the result is the development of forms of dependence similar to those for alcohol, drugs, and smoking.Aggressive behaviors sleep disorders, and vision problems associated 7. _ excessive use of smart phones have been observed. Today's children have less social skills since they spend hours 8. _ (chat) on social networks rather than interacting with their peers.The clear proof of this is young people 9. _ sit at the same table, but instead of talking to each other, they all have their head down with eyes 10. _ (fix) on their smart phone screens 第二篇Just as I began a new job in New York，I had to learn another important job: father.I was a businessman.At the office I had three new 1 (project)，and at home I had a young son who was growing fast and needed me.I was 2. (puzzle) and didnt know how to deal with the relationship between job and family until one day，during my 3. (enjoy) trip in Chicago，I came across an old family friend Dan,4. was once a patient of my fathers.He told me something about my father.5. was my father that helped him go through the cancer.When Dan knew he got cancer，he was very upset and 6. (want) to give up，but my father，his doctor，encouraged him to go on 7. ( fight) against the cancer.My father said to him，“you have 8. wonderful life and three fine children.Take some time with them.Its family we live fornot just 9. (our)Think of that and you will know lifes worth the fight.”His words touched me，and I 10. (sudden) realized that family are the most important in the world.I should spend more time staying with them. 第三篇Today, Canada reflects a vast 1._(combine) of ethnic backgrounds. About one out of five people in Canadas population 2._(be) foreign-born. The major ethnic groups, for example, include the English, Scottish and French, while the minor groups include 3._(resident) from Singapore and the Pacific Islands. This ethnic variety, in turn, brings about 4._(culture) diversity. Should you find yourself in one of these subcultures, languages, cuisine, architecture, art and music will define your encounter. For example, in Vancouver, a dynamic city with the 5._(high)  percentage of Chinese Canadians in the country, you can participate in the celebrations of the Chinese New Year, or you may take tea in the Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. In Montreal, one of the largest French-speaking cities in the world, you can sample the food with a typical French flavor and see the 6._(origin) buildings in the French style of architecture. 7._(final), if you are looking for something off the beaten track (不入俗套), you may visit Cape Breton Island in the province of Nova Scotia, 8._ you can dance to fiddle (小提琴) tunes and enjoy the cultures and traditions of Celtic settlers. As you are exposed 9._diverse cultures, you may feel 10._(transport) through time and space.  第四篇Eventually, as the last rays of sunlight were falling1._the sand, we arrived at our desert camp. Stars were already shining brightly in the 2._(darken) sky and it was getting cold with the approach of the night. Three camels, slowly chewing, were resting on3._(they)knees and watching our arrival with interest. “So, which one of you lucky animals will be my ride tomorrow?” I said out loud as I 4._ (grab) my bag and headed towards the warm campfire. I was starving and rushed to put a steak on the barbecue. A few days after our 5._(depart) from the camp, our car was well and truly6._(stick) in the mud. We were very near to our rest camp in Amboseli National Park 7._(locate) on the border of Kenya when my father, against my mother's advice, decided to drive through a large pool of water that stretched across the dirt road. Two tall slim local people were standing by the roadside8._(watch) us with amusement. They must have realized that we were 9._ (total) helpless, for after a few moments, they wandered over and pushed us free. My father smiled weakly and we drove on as my mother and I waved from the car window. We found a parking space next to our hut, which was round and made from brick. The walls, painted brilliant white, reflected the afternoon sun. There were five similar huts, all lined up facing Mount Kilimanjaro, the10._ (high) mountain in Africa. The mountain rose up over the plains before us. 第五篇Xie Lei, a 19-year-old Chinese student, said goodbye to her family and friends in China and 46._ (board) a plane for London six months ago in order to get a business qualification. She was 47._ (ambition) to set up a business after graduation. It was the first time that she 48._ (leave) home. At first, Xie Lei had to adapt to life in a different country. She chose to live with a host family, who can help with her 49._ (adapt) to the new culture. When she missed home, she felt 50._ (comfort) to have a second family. Also Xie Lei had to satisfy academic requirements. Her tutor told her to acknowledge 51._ other people had said if she cited their ideas, and advised her to read lots of information in order to form 52._ wise opinion of her own.Now halfway through her exchange year, Xie Lei felt much more at home in the UK. She said 53._ (engage) in British culture had helped and that she had been 54._ (involve) in social activities. She also said while learning about business, she was acting as a cultural messenger building a bridge 55._ the two countries. 第六篇In order 1._(gain) the title the Most Civilized City and build a 2._(harmony) environment for citizens, our city call on all citizens to get3._(involve) in the campaign against bad 4._(behave) such as spitting, littering and smoking in public places. The following is some basic information. Firstly, the campaign involves all citizens 5._(behave) well in public to show our citys good image.Those who cant behave6._(they) may face a fine up to 500 yuan. Additionally, everyone of us is required 7._ (strength) the awareness of protecting our8._(surround), which helps our city change for 9._ better.Ultimately, spotting and reporting bad phenomena is our responsibility. We are convinced that everyones 10._(involve) in this activity will surely contribute to our citys achieving its goal. 第七篇Music is a universal language 1._ connects people around the world despite their nationalities, races and skin colors. Different kinds of music bring different benefits. Gentle music or light music, as its name suggests, is seen as a comfort2._our soul.Its rhythm is just like warm words 3._(comfort) our soul, thus healing our wounded heart. Rock music, though it is not accepted by the majority, can motivate us 4._ (is)ambitious towards our aim when we are in a 5._(depress) mood. So if you look a little 6._(pessimism), rock music may be a good choice. Classical music, 7._(originate) in western countries, is believed to help enrich our mind, shape our personalities and purify our soul. It is highly advised that children 8._(expose) to classical music for the benefit of their mental health. All in all, 9._(expose) yourself to music as much as possible if you feel 10._(comfort) . 第八篇 Xie Lei, whose1._(ambitious) is to set up a business in China, left for England six months ago to study global business as2._exchange student. Once in England, she found it not easy to adapt3._life there. For example, people there use a lot of words that she is not familiar with and they speak fast. So she had difficulty using public transport and4._(ask)for things she didn't know the English names for. It took her quite some time as well as great efforts to get used to the whole new life. Academic requirements also confused her very much. She discussed how5._(write) an essay with her tutor. Following her tutor's advice, she read a lot and participated6._(active) in class though it was challenging in the beginning. The fact7._now she can give an attractive presentation in class even7._(surprise) herself. Nowadays she is more8._(confidence) and determined to put 10._she is learning into practice when back in China. 第九篇Studying Abroad: Is It a Good or a Bad Idea?Parents hold different opinions about students' studying abroad. Wang Li, the mother of twin girls,1._(believe) that there is no need for overseas study. As far as she is2._(concern), studying abroad is a bad idea because it causes both3._(economy)and academic pressure.4._(additional), with many great universities now available in China, young people who choose to study in our homeland also have a great future5._(look)forward to. Contrary to Wang's opinion, Zhang Yi, the father of a boy, argues6._the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. He holds the view that the experience of studying abroad not only contributes to personal growth,7._also increases chances of cultural exchange.8._(cooperate) with people from diverse cultural backgrounds can help us view the world9._different angles and have a better understanding of our own culture. He also stresses that, in the long run, studying abroad provides a great opportunity for young people to make contributions to the development of our motherland. Though accompanied(伴随) by many10._(difficulty), studying abroad is worthwhile.  第十篇 The warm weather outside may look perfect for outdoor exercise.But for those 1. are not interested in sports,what would be 2._(nice) than having relaxing afternoon tea with a few good friends and taking 3. break? But are you familiar with the culture of afternoon teaits origins,what 4.(include),and the proper etiquette(礼仪)?We sum up a few things you need to know about this traditional English custom so that you can enjoy it more. While the tradition of 5.(drink) tea dates back to about 3000 BC in China,it was not until the mid-17th century that the concept of “afternoon tea” first 6.(appear) in the UK. In 1840,Anna Maria Russell,the seventh Duchess of Bedford,started to ask for a tea tray with butter,bread and cakes at 4 pm every day,because she found she was 7.(hunger) at that time every day and the evening meal in her house was served late at 8 pm.She found this new habit difficult 8.(break) and soon invited other ladies to join her. This pause for tea quickly became a fashionable social event.9. the 1880s,the upper class would put on gowns,10.(glove) and hats for their afternoon tea. 答案：第一篇：1. the 2. to prohibit 3. consequences 4. equally 5. harmful 6. is known 7. with 8. chatting 9. who/that 10. fixed第二篇：1.projects2.puzzled3.enjoyable4.who5.It6.wanted7.fighting8.a9.ourselves10.suddenly第三篇：bination 2.are 3. residents 4.cultural 5.highest6.original 7.Finally 8.where 9. to 10. transported第四篇：1. on2. darkening3. their 4. grabbed 5. departure 6. stuck 7. located 8. watching 9. totally 10. highest 第五篇：46. boarded 47. ambitious 48. had left 49. adaptation 50. comfortable51.what 52.a53.engaging54.involved 55. between第六篇1.to gain2.harmonious3.involved4.behaviour5.behaving6.themselves7.to strengthen8.surroundings9.the10. involvement第七篇：1.that/forting4.to be 5.depressed6.pessimistic7.originating8.be exposed9.expose10. uncomfortable第八篇：1.ambition2.an3.to4.asking5.to write6.actively7.that8.surprises9.confident10.what第九篇：1.believes2.concerned3.economic4.Additionally5.to look6.that7.but8.Cooperating9.from10.difficulties第十篇：1.who2.nicer3.a4.is included5.drinking6.appeared7.hungry8.to break9.During/In10.gloves学科网（北京）股份有限公司