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1、素能提升演练（二）必修1 Unit 2. 单词拼写1. You can find much information available on the _ (官方的) website. 2. Just as Premier Wen Jiabao puts it, China is _ (实际上) a developing country in the world. 3. The achievements the city has achieved have been widely _ (认可) by the public. 4. After months of discussion, a pea

2、ce agreement is _ (逐渐地) taking shape. 5. He closed his letter with _ (表达)of grateful thanks. 6. The guard asked me to show him my _ (身份)card. 7. We had _ (经常的)snowfalls last year. 8. Are you a _ (本地人), or just a visitor? 9. He speaks with an American _ (口音). 10. Shall we go _ (直接)to the hotel? . 完成句

3、子1. The film _ written by DH. Lawrence attracted many young people. (base)以DH. Lawrence的小说为蓝本的那部电影吸引了许多年轻人。2. It is suggested that every minute _ to practice spoken English. (make)人们建议每分钟都应用来练习英语口语。3. The command that every student _ at school is not practical. （wear）每个学生在学校都要穿校服的规定是不实际的。4. It is Ma

4、ry, as well as her classmates, _ in winning the first prize in the sports meeting. (play)是玛丽以及她的同学们在这次运动会夺冠中起了很重要的作用。5. _, he was admitted to Beijing University this year. (believe)信不信由你，今年他被北京大学录取了。6. It was not until he spoke to me _. (recognize)直到他和我说话我才认出他来。7. We will never fail to live up to _.

5、 (expect)我们绝对不能辜负父母对我们的期望。8. Nowadays, parents often _ their children. (communicate)如今，父母们发现与孩子们交流很困难。9. Visitors _ take photos in the museum. (request)要求参观者不得在博物馆拍照。10. She asked me _ her book the night before. (see)她问我前天晚上是否见过她的书。. 完形填空Waiting for the airplane to take off，I was happy to get a seat

6、 by myself. Just then，an air hostess approached me and asked，“Would you mind 1 your seat？A couple would like to sit together. ” The only 2 seat was next to a girl with her arms in casts(石膏绷带)，a black-and-blue face，and a sad expression. No way am I going to sit there，I thought immediately. But a soft

7、 voice spoke，“She needs help. ” Finally， I 3 to move to that seat. The girl was named Kathy. She had been hurt in a car accident and now was on her way for 4 . When the snack and juice arrived，it did not take me long to 5 that Kathy would not be able to 6 herself. I considered 7 to feed her but hesi

8、tated，as it seemed too 8 to offer a service to a 9 . But then I realized that Kathys need was more 10 than my discomfort. I offered to help her eat，and although she was uncomfortable about accepting，she did. We became closer and closer in a short period of time. By the end of the five-hour trip，my h

9、eart 11 ，and the 12 was really better spent than if I had just sat by myself. I was very glad I had reached beyond my comfort zone to sit next to Kathy and feed her. Love 13 flows beyond human borders and removes the fears that keep us 14 . When we 15 to serve another，we grow to live in a larger and

10、 more rewarding world. 1. A. losingB. changingC. takingD. giving2. A. comfortableB. suitableC. availableD. favorable3. A. decidedB. wantedC. regrettedD. promised4. A. treatmentB. travelC. pleasureD. business5. A. knowB. sayC. realizeD. recognize6. A. eatB. feedC. chooseD. support7. A. offeringB. nee

11、dingC. stoppingD. trying8. A. impoliteB. farC. closeD. fast9. A. girlB. neighborC. passengerD. stranger10. A. unusualB. directC. importantD. shameful11. A. had warmedB. had jumpedC. had brokenD. had cheered12. A. lifeB. moneyC. timeD. energy13. A. seldomB. neverC. hardlyD. sometimes14. A. separateB.

12、 independentC. silentD. upset15. A. happenB. stretchC. waitD. continue. 语法填空In most cities, 1 or poor, it is the less well off that are most at risk from floods and natural disasters. It was the poor of New Orleans, nearly a 2 (three) of the population, who lived in the lowest-lying parts of the cit

13、y and 3 (suffer) most from Katrinas (卡特里娜飓风) wrath (愤怒). 4 (similar), it was the urban poor of Honduras (洪都拉斯) and its neighbors who were struck hardest 5 Hurricane Mitch in 1998. And it is the people of the slums (贫民窟) more widely in Latin America 6 are most capable of being attacked. In some place

14、s, too little water, not too much, is the problem. Chinas thirst for industry and 7 (irrigate) has combined with climate change to drain the aquifers (蓄水层). Droughts seem to be even more frequent in northern China, and southern cities such as Guangzhou are also affected. Rivers are drying up: the Ye

15、llow River now flows to the sea for only 8 few weeks a year. And the rain, when it comes, is intensely acid. 9 matters worse, the glaciers on which both China 10 India partly depend are melting. Any benefits from extra water supplies will be short-term, and damaged by floods. . 阅读理解More and more Eng

16、lish-educated Chinese Singaporean parents are realizing the importance for their children to be not only good at the English language, but also at Chinese. China has become a great political and economic superpower and they want their children to become bilingual. It is common knowledge that, to mas

17、ter any language, especially ones mother tongue, one must begin from childhood. But there are challenges and barriers for children of English-speaking homes to succeed in their journey towards bilingualism.Take my family as an example. While my wife and I are products of English education, we had so

18、me foundation (基础) in Chinese which we kept up in our working life. But the language of communication in our home is mainly English. We are glad that our three children had between 8 and 11 years Chinese schooling before switching over to English schools. Their foundation in Chinese has become an ad

19、vantage in their adult life. They can hold their own in the spoken language, but they would find it hard to write a business letter in Chinese for lack of usage. We have a grandson who will be two years old shortly. His parents have given my wife and me the unenviable task of making him bilingual. I

20、t is a very tough assignment, as we are with him only a couple of hours on most days. For the rest of the time, he is being surrounded by English sounds by his busy parents. Fortunately, our perseverance is paying off. After eight months, he has been used to hearing Chinese sounds, and even he can n

21、ow quite comfortably identify common everyday objects in Chinese. 1. Why is it becoming necessary for some Chinese Singaporean children to learn Chinese? A. Because most of the Singaporeans come from China. B. Because their parents are missing their motherland. C. Because China has become a great po

22、litical and economic superpower. D. Because Chinese is the official language in the UN. 2. The underlined word “bilingual” in Paragraph 1 probably means _. A. a person who knows EnglishB. a person who knows Chinese C. a person who knows only one languageD. a person who knows two languages3. What do

23、we know about the author and his children? A. He lives in China now. B. His children hate learning English. C. He usually speaks English at home. D. His three children master Chinese very well. 4. The author uses the example of teaching his grandson mainly to prove that _. A. there are challenges fo

24、r children of English-speaking homes to learn ChineseB. his foundation in Chinese is a big advantage in teaching his grandsonC. he is quite good at teaching small children ChineseD. learning Chinese is very popular in Singapore5. We learn from the passage that _. A. all the children in Singapore nee

25、d to learn ChineseB. understanding Chinese is becoming an advantage in SingaporeC. the authors children know nothing about ChineseD. the author feels it easy to teach others Chinese6. 用30词左右概括文章大意_答案解析. 1. official 2. actually 3. recognized 4. gradually5. expression 6. identity 7. frequent 8. native

26、9. accent 10. straight . 1. (which is) based on a novel 2. (should) be made use of 3. (should) wear school uniform4. that/who plays an important part 5. Believe it or not6. that I recognized him7. what parents expect of us8. find it very difficult/hard to communicate with9. are requested not to10. w

27、hether/if I had seen. 1.【解析】选B。根据下一句可知空姐想让作者“换”座位。本段最后部分提到还有一个空座，也是暗示。2.【解析】选C。本段开头部分提到作者很高兴自己找到了一个座位，再结合句中的only一词可判断这是惟一剩下的座位。3.【解析】选A。作者最终改变了初衷，“决定”坐在那个座位上。前面提到作者最初不想那么做，因此B项不恰当。作者并没有自己事先承诺，所以D项不正确。4.【解析】选A。根据上一段中对她的描写可推断她此行的目的是“治疗”。5.【解析】选C。作者很快就“意识”到她由于胳膊上打着绷带，不能自己吃东西。A项表示“知道”，语意不恰当；recognize表示“

28、认出”，语句不通顺。6.【解析】选B。她不能给自己“喂”东西，下一句中的feed her也提供了暗示。根据snack and juice可知eat不太恰当。7.【解析】选A。offer to do sth. 表示“主动提出做某事”，下文中的“I offered to help her eat. . . ”也提供了线索。8.【解析】选A。作者认为这么做似乎“没有礼貌”。喂食物理应靠近，所以C项不合理；前面提到食物端上来之后，作者意识到她无法吃东西才决定帮她，并不是一见面就想提供帮助，因此D项不恰当。9.【解析】选D。作者和她只是萍水相逢。文中没有交代作者的性别，因此难以确定是性别差异引起的尴尬；

29、作者本身也是“乘客”，所以C项不正确。10.【解析】选C。她的需要比自己的不适更“重要”。A项表示“非同寻常的”，指的是与以往不同，语意不恰当。11.【解析】选A。作者为能帮助别人而内心感到无比“温暖”。下一段中的Love一词也提供了暗示。cheer表示“欢呼”，语意不太恰当。12.【解析】选C。结合本句中的the five-hour trip可知强调的是“时间”。自己坐在座位上不需要花费“能量；精力”。13.【解析】选D。作者字里行间是对自己的做法表示肯定，前三项都表示否定意义，可排除。14.【解析】选A。that keep us separate是定语从句，修饰先行词fears。由于恐惧，

30、我们无法进行沟通，被这堵无形的墙“分开”。此处与borders相呼应。15.【解析】选B。当我们“跨越”恐惧的界限，伸出温暖的双手时，就可以生活在一个更广阔的世界中。happen to do sth. 表示“碰巧发生某事”，不符合语意；D项在文中没有信息支持。. 本文是事物说明文，通过对美洲和亚洲部分国家的气候描述，说明了自然灾害对人们生活的影响。1.【解析】rich，rich or poor是并列词语，or表示转折，根据逻辑填入反义词。2.【解析】third，表示序列用序数词，第三大人口众多城市。3.【解析】suffered，谓语动词时态，用一般过去时描述过去发生的情况。4.【解析】Simi

31、larly，副词修饰整个句子。5.【解析】by，介词引导短语表示被动语态的施动者。6.【解析】that/who，前后都有主谓结构用连词，关系代词在定语从句中指人，作主语。7.【解析】irrigation，并列词语industry and irrigation，and表示并列。8.【解析】a，名词词语缺少冠词，且用不定冠词。a few weeks a year每年几周。9.【解析】To make，考查固定短语，说明情况更糟。10.【解析】and，并列连词词语，both. . . and. . . 不但而且。. 1.【解析】选C。推理判断题。由第一段第二句可以推出，中国的政治和经济地位的提高，使中

32、国在世界上起着越来越重要的作用。这是促使新加坡籍华人儿童学习汉语的主要因素。2.【解析】选D。词义猜测题。第一段第一句提到，越来越多的接受英语教育的新加坡籍华人意识到孩子擅长英语和汉语的重要性，因此bilingual应指“会两种语言的人”。3.【解析】选C。细节理解题。由第三段最后一句可知，作者和妻子在家里主要说英语。4.【解析】选A。推理判断题。由第二段第二句可知对于一个英语环境下的儿童，要掌握汉语需要克服很多困难和挑战，再根据第五段第三、四句可知，作者认为这是一项艰难的任务，因为他的孙子每天大多数时间都和讲英语的父母呆在一起。可知作者举这个例子的主要目的是为了证明第二段提出的观点，即“对于

33、一个英语环境下的儿童，要掌握汉语需要克服很多困难和挑战”。5.【解析】选B。推理判断题。由第四段第二句“Their foundation in Chinese has become an advantage in their adult life. ”可知作者的孩子们有一些汉语基础，这成为他们在生活中的优势，由此推知，在新加坡懂汉语正在成为一种优势。6. More and more Singaporean parents realize the importance for their children of learning Chinese. But it has many challenges and barriers for children of English-speaking homes to succeed in their journey towards bilingualism.- 8 -