2022年高中英语 Module 3 The Violence of Nature课时练习 外研版必修3.doc

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1、必修三Module 3 The Violence of Nature 课时练习 第一课时.高频单词必记1 n灾难2 vt. 引起；导致3 vi. 发生4 vt. & n. (雷电、暴风雨等)袭击5 vt. 毁坏6 adj.以前的7 n. & v. 损失；损害8 vt.埋葬 n埋葬；葬礼9 adj.猛烈的； 激烈的；强烈的 n暴力10 n(火山的)爆发，喷发 vt.(火山的)爆发；喷发11 n可能；可能性 adj.可能的12 adv.幸运地；幸亏 adj.幸运的 n幸运；运气 adj.不幸的；运气不佳的 13 n警告 v警告； 注意14 vt. 经历n. 经历，经验 adj. 有经验的 15 a

2、dj.吓人的；可怕的 v使惊吓，使吓倒.重点短语必背1pick 卷起；掀起；拾起；搭载；(偶然)学会2take 去掉；脱掉；起飞；兴旺3 average 平均起来4end 结果为， 以结束5set fire set . fire 放火(焚烧)； 纵火烧6 fire 着火7put 扑灭(火)8 place 发生9 all 总共，总计第二课时.经典句型必会1. They can destroy houses, but leave the furniture inside exactly where it was. 它们(龙卷风)能够毁坏房子，但是房子里面的家具却留在原地。解读：leave宾语宾语补

3、足语仿写：你让机器日夜一直开着是不对的。Its wrong of you to _ day and night.2. When the lava reached the sea, there was the possibility of a huge tidal wave which could flood half the island. 当岩浆到达大海时，有可能引起巨大浪潮，它会淹没半个岛屿。解读：there is/was the possibility of表示“有的可能性”仿写：不过，许多人相信与陌生人相见会有危险。However, many people believe _ dang

4、er in any situation when strangers meet.IV单词冲关1experience vt. 经历；体验n.C经历；U经验 (1)by/from experience通过经验，从经验中in ones experience 根据某人的经验看have experience in 有的经验/经历(2)experienced adj.有经验的，熟练的be experienced in 在方面有经验教材P21原句Do you know anyone who has experienced one of the events?你认识曾经经历过这种事件的人吗？If you ar

5、e aged 24 45 and have experience in teaching and training, you could be the person we are looking for. (摘自2011全国卷阅读理解E)如果你年龄在24岁至45岁之间，并且拥有教学和培训经验，你可能就是我们在寻找的人Our journey through the forest was quite an experience.穿越森林的旅行真是一次很好的经历。He money matters.他是处理金融事务的老手。关键一点experience作名词用时，作“经验”讲时，是不可数名词；如rich

6、 experience“丰富的经验”； 作“经历”讲时，是可数名词，如a terrible experience“一次可怕的经历”。2bury vt. 埋葬；被埋住；把脸/头伸到里去bury ones head/face in hands用手捂住头/脸bury oneself in be buried in 埋头于He turned away, burying his face in the pillow.他转过身，把脸埋在枕头底下。She buried her face in her hands and wept.她双手掩面哭了起来。After the divorce, she her wo

7、rk.离婚后，她埋头于工作。After failing in the college entrance examination, he his studies.高考失意后，他埋头于学习。3.occur vi. 发生；出现；(想法、念头等)想起，浮现 sth. occur(s) to sb.某人想到；出现在某人头脑中It occurs to sb. to do sth./thatclause某人突然想到教材P23原句Almost all of them occur in the US, in the area from Texas in the southeast to South Dakota

8、 in the north.几乎所有这些飓风发生在美国， 从东南部的得克萨斯州到北部的南达科地区。Police reports are full of accidents that occur when people fall into sleep and go off the road.(摘自2011全国高考完形填空)警察报告里充满了人们因驾驶时睡着而驶离路面发生的事故。The idea in a dream.这个主意是他在梦中想到的。Didnt it occur to you that your husband might be late?你当时没有想到你丈夫也许会晚到吗？比较occur,

9、 happen, take place, break out(1)occur属于正式用语，可指偶然地“发生”，也可指在指定的时间“发生，出现”。在以具体事物、事件作主语时，可与happen互换使用；表示在脑海中出现某种想法时用occur, 则不能用happen。(2)happen是表示“发生”的最普通用词，它一般指意外事件的发生。(3)take place意思是“发生”，多指有目的、有步骤地发生，因此多指变化、进步等。(4)break out多指战争、地震、火山、火灾的突然发生。以练促记What will to the children if Peter and Alice break up?

10、 An idea to me. Great changes have in my hometown recently. The accident outside my house. A terrible forest fire in northeast China many years ago. 4strike vt. (雷电、暴风雨等)袭击；突然想到；敲钟，报时；擦，划(火柴)n.(雷电、暴风雨等)袭击；罢工(1)strike sb.介词the身体部位 表示打某人某处sth.strike(s) sb. 某人突然想到某事be struck by 被打动；迷恋It strikes sb.that

11、/how/whatclause 某人一下想到(2)be on strike在罢工go on strike 举行罢工教材P23原句By the late 1890s, he had moved to Galveston, where he died in 1899, a year before the hurricane struck.到19世纪90年代末他已搬到了Galveston, 并于1899年，就是飓风袭击的前一年在这里去世。The girl struck a match to light a cigarette.那女孩划火柴点燃一根烟。 there was no one at home

12、.我突然想起家中没有人The workers went for better pay.为了得到更好的待遇工人们举行了罢工。5damage n. & v损失；损害教材P29原句Fires caused by the California Earthquake did the most damage.加利福尼亚地震引发的火灾造成了巨大的损失。The storm did/caused a lot of damage to the crops.暴风雨使庄稼受到了很大损失。The earthquake a lot of buildings.地震使很多建筑物受到了破坏。damage不一定全部破坏，损坏部分

13、还可以修复ruin现在多用于借喻中，泛指一般的“弄坏了”，还可指价值、用途降低或外表损坏等destroy指彻底毁坏以致不能或很难修复，还指“破坏(计划、希望)”以练促记The building was in the earthquake. The bus was badly when it hit the wall. He has his health through drinking heavily.第三课时V短语冲关1pick up卷起；掀起；好转；接载；拾起；收听；无意中获得；整理；使人精神振作 教材P23原句Tornadoes can pick up cars, trains and

14、even houses and put them down in the next street or even in the next town.龙卷风能够卷起汽车、火车甚至房子，把它们卷到邻近的街道甚至邻近的城镇。A good rest picked the tired players up.好的休息使疲劳的选手振作起来。Looking through the evening paper last night, I a beautiful poem. 昨晚我浏览晚报时，看到一首好诗。The bus stopped several times to passengers. 公共汽车停了数次让

15、乘客上车。pick out挑出，选出；区别出，辨别出pick oneself up (跌倒后)爬起来 He the ripest peach for me.他给我挑了个熟透的桃子。The small girl slipped and fell, but quickly picked herself up. 小女孩滑了一跤，但很快就爬了起来。2end up结果为 ；以结束教材P23原句The cemetery where Coghlan was buried was destroyed by the hurricane and Coghlans coffin ended up in the se

16、a.科格伦的墓地被飓风毁掉，结果灵柩也冲到大海里去了。(1)end up with 以而结束end up in . 以结束(指以某种结果结束)(2)bring/put .to an end 使终止make ends meet 使收支相抵on end 连续地；竖着，直立着come to an end 到头，结束The party ended up with the singing of You and me.晚会以唱我和你这首歌结束。Hell prison if hes not careful.如果他不小心，最后会锒铛入狱的。All good things must .天下没有不散的筵席(好景不

17、长)。第四课时VI句型冲关They can destroy houses, but leave_the_furniture_inside exactly where it was. 它们(龙卷风)能够毁坏房子，但是房子里面的家具却留在原地。leave the furniture inside .为“leavesth.宾补”结构，此时leave作使役动词，表示“使(让)保持某种状态”，常跟复合宾语，即“leave宾语宾语补足语”。(1)用形容词作宾语补足语Leave the door open when you go out.出去时， 不要关门。(2)用不定式作宾语补足语They killed

18、the bison, stripped off the skins and left the bodies .他们杀死野牛，将其皮剥掉，留下尸体任其腐烂。(3)用现在分词作宾语补足语He went out, leaving his papers open on the desk.他出去了，把他的文件摊在桌子上。(4)用过去分词作宾语补足语Did you the doors and windows properly ?你把门窗关好了吗(5)还可用名词、介词短语等作宾语补足语His parents both died last year, leaving him an orphan.他父母去年双双

19、去世，使他成为一个孤儿。VII 配套练习.单项填空1We had _ pleasant experience when my family were on _ vacation last summer.A/; /Ba; a C/; a Da; /2His _ voice shows that hes greatly_.Aterrified; terrified Bterrified; terrifyingCterrifying; terrifying Dterrifying; terrified3(2012银川市一模)A month had passed, but the government

20、 didnt find the _ of the mine accident.Areason Bresult Ceffect Dcause4(2012宝鸡高三质检)When I saw the photo of my hometown, memory came_ back.Aflooding Bto flood Cflood Dflooded5The idea of a way out of the trouble had never _ to anyone.Ahappened Boccurred Cappeared Dflashed6_in writing a play about his

21、early life, he has no time to go on a holiday.ABuried BBurying CBury DHaving buried7To buy some salt, the careless housewife went downstairs, _ the fish _ over the gas.Aleft; cooked Bleaving; being cookedCleaving; cooking Dleft; being cooked8My study of biology has _ much of my spare time, but it ha

22、s given me a great deal of enjoyment.Ataken up Btaken down Ctaken off Dtaken away9John was given the same suitcase his father and grandfather _ with them to school.Atook Bhad taken Cwere taking Dwould take10(2012沈阳市一模)If you keep driving so fast, youll _ in hospital sooner or later.Around up Bend up

23、 Cturn up Dsend up11The two boys are both 1.80 metres _ height, but they are not _ the same age.Ain; of Bof; in Cof; of Din; in12(2012武汉高三检测)He went to the station hurriedly，only _ that the bus had gone away.Ato tell Bto be told Ctelling Dbeing told13Anne sent an email asking me what I_ from 30 p. m

24、to 5 p. m. the day before.Ahad done Bdid Cwas doing Dam doing14By the end of last year, another new gymnasium _ in Beijing.Awould be completed Bwas being completedChas been completed Dhad been completed15Hearing his travelling _， I knew that he was an _ traveller.Aexperiences; experienced Bexperienc

25、e; experienceCexperiences; experiencing Dexperience; experiencing第五课时 单元测试 .单项选择1. Mr Smith was thinking about how to explain to the manager why he was late for work, when a good idea _ to him. A. happenedB. broughtC. occurredD. Struck 2. Did Alan enjoy seeing his old friends yesterday? Yes, he did.

26、 He _ his old friends for a long time. A. didnt see B. wouldnt see C. hasnt seen D. hadnt seen 3. Bob _ a lot of Japanese when he watched Japanese cartoons at a younger age. A. picked upB. took upC. made upD. turned up 4. Tom failed again in the exam, _ made his parents very disappointed. A. itB. wh

27、ichC. thatD. he 5. The earthquake last night was really terrible. _, no people were injured or killed, and they escaped in time. A. LuckilyB. HopefullyC. Sadly D. Unfortunately 6. The fire was finally _ after the building had _ for two hours. A. put off; caught fireB. put away; been on fire C. put o

28、ut; been on fireD. put out; caught fire 7. The students scored 100 _ in the intelligence test, while John got 160. A. on averageB. in totalC. in the middle D. on the whole 8. A lot of _ passengers were sent to hospital immediately when the rescue team arrived. A. destroyed B. injured C. wounded D. d

29、amaged 9. The old man went home late, only _ the door open. A. finding B. having found C. to find D. to have found 10.A sudden blizzard occurred in Beijing last night,_great inconvenience in transport.A.causedB.causingC.affectingD.brought 11.When they had finished playing,the children were made to _

30、 all the toys they had taken out.A.put offB.put awayC.put upD.put out.改错12.The citizens yearly income has risen to 50 000 yuan in average.13.The twenty death resulted from the improper treatment.14.The earthquake was lasted only 30 seconds, but caused great damages to the half city.15.By the snowsto

31、rm was ended, there was nearly nothing left on the farm.16.Rooms with few furnitures appear clean and bright.17.This is the best meal that I have never had.18. It was the possibility of a huge tidal wave which could flood half the island.完型填空One Saturday morning a careless cardriver 19 a lighted cig

32、arette out of his car ten miles west of the small Canadian town of Stanton.The forest at the side of the road was 20 because there had been no 21 for many days.Within a few minutes the trees were 22 fire.A truck driver saw the fire when he was on his 23 to Stanton.As soon as he reached the town he t

33、old 24 about it.Soon fire fighters were 25 westwards.When they arrived the fire they saw was very 26 .It could not spread to the north because of a lake 27 to the south because of a wide 28 .But a 29 wind was carrying the fire towards Stanton and the fire fighters could not stop it.Then,one of the f

34、irefighters 30 a message back to the town 31 radio.The chief fire officer and 32 of people hurried to a place about a mile 33 of the town.There they 34 dynamite to blow down the trees and to clear a wide path through the forest. 35 the fire reached the path it began to 36 down because there was 37 l

35、eft to burn.After several hours they 38 to put out the fire and save the town.19.A.litB.threwC.putD.smoked20.A.wetB.dryC.thickD.heavy21.A.snowB.waterC.rainD.wind22.A.setB.caughtC.onD.in23.A.wayB.pathC.roadD.street24.A the manB.the policeC.the forestD.the fire25.A.hurryingB.reachingC.arrivingD.gettin

36、g26.A.bigB.smallC.largeD.little27.A.andB.orC.butD.even28.A.roadB.farmC.riverD.forest29.A.eastB.westC.southD.north30.A.gotB tookC.sentD.carried31.A.withB.fromC.onD.by32.A.manyB.mostC.hundredsD.a hundred33.A.eastB.northC.southD.west34.A.will useB.useC.would useD.used35 A.HoweverB.ThoughC.WhenD.If36.A.

37、putB.goC.dieD.get37.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything38.A.triedB.succeededC.managedD.decided IV阅读理解“Earthquake!”The word flashed in my brain.A roaring sound filled my ears.I tried to slide beneath my desk.The desk did a wild tap dance,slipping and sliding towards the centre of the room.I tw

38、isted my body and grabbed at the windowsill behind me,somehow kicking free of my dancing chair.I tried to stand.My legs skated away as if on a bucking escalator.My fingers shook,grasped and held the windowsill tightly.Somewhere through the roar sounded the terrified scream of some wounded animal.I l

39、ooked behind me and tried to steady my gaze on the other kids but the scene was a dizzy nightmare.Some of the class were sitting in the middle of the room,surrounded by chairs and desks.One girl was screaming.A boy was trying to claw his way across the floor to the door in a crazy overarm crawl.My g

40、rip froze me to the windowsill.I cried aloud,“Im going to die.Im going to die.Save me,Im not ready to die,Im not ready!”I hunched forward on my knees and pressed my face against my clenched fingers.I looked at the backs of my fingers and stupidly noticed the fragile pale hairs growing out of the por

41、es.The fingers would soon cease to exist.Somehow the impending horror of my death was too terrible to even cry about.Suddenly,I became aware that the rocking had ceased.Perhaps I wasnt going to die.39.The roaring sound was made by_.A.a wounded animal B.people screamingC.children runningD.an earthquake40.When the narrator clenches his fingers he is _.A.afraidB.angryC.injuredD.impatient41.Paragraph two describes the_.A.injuries suffered by the na