Unit 6 The admirable【过关测试】-2022年高考一轮英语单元复习过过过（北师大版2019）（原卷版）.docx

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1、Unit 6 The admirable过关测试. 单词语境记忆根据英汉提示写出单词的适当形式1Please write me a (概要) of this report.2He had proved himself a most (勇敢的) airman.3A strong man will bear (hard) without complaining.4Advertising is often the most (effect) method of promotion.5New scientific (discover) are being made every day.6We (ori

2、ginal) intended to stay for just a few days. 短语语境填空根据汉语提示写出适当的短语1She (主修) maths and physics at university.2 (为了)get more money they can do anything.3We should brush our teeth (至少)twice a day.4This job (要求)skill and patience.5The rocket (发射)from its launching pad.6Only then will I (有机会做)achieve my dr

3、eam.7I went shopping (尽管)the rain. 句式语境仿写1I thought 21 hours was too short to stay in space.我认为在太空待21小时太短了。仿写这本书太难了，我读不了。The book is 2This was a time when the German Nazis were killing Jews.那是德国纳粹屠杀犹太人的时期。仿写这是在两国交战时期。 when the two countries were at war.IV. 单词拼写1What follows is a brief (总结)of the pro

4、cess.2His (英勇的)rescue saved the lives of the youngsters.3Im from Miami (最初)I was born there. But we live in Seattle now.4I felt Id made an amazing (发现)5We will work with you to (完成)this task.6All that money brought nothing but sadness and (不幸)to the family.V. 完成句子1He is 他太害羞，不敢做演讲。2 when I felt very

5、 lonely.这是一个我感到很孤单的时期。3 the bad weather, we went fishing.我们不顾恶劣的天气而去钓鱼。4He a man who inspired a generation with hope.他作为一个激励了一代人梦想的人而为大众所铭记。5 I decided to become a doctor.从那时起我就决定要成为一名医生。6They are watching spaceship quietly.他们在静静地看着飞船升入太空。VI. 阅读理解Beloved childrens books can feel timeless，and so ther

6、es some kind of poetic justice when their authors live long lives. Think Maurice Sendak, author of Where the Wild Things Are, who died at age 84.Or the writer Laura Ingalls Wilder, she died at age 90.Some authors live longer. Beverly Cleary, who turned 100 on April 12, 2016, is one in that small but

7、 respected group.Cleary is best known for kids classics like “Henry Huggins”Over the years, shes sold more than 91 million copies of her 39 books worldwide. She has been honored with everything from multiple Newbery Medals and Honors to a “Living Legend” designation (称号) from the Library of Congress

8、.Cleary is almost synonymous (等同于) with Portland，Oregon. She spent much of her young life in the city and turned her reallife experiences into childrens books that incorporate (包含) real places that can still be visited today. And perhaps the perfect cherry on top of a Clearythemed tour through the r

9、osedecorated city is a trip to the sculpture garden built in her honor in Grant Park in northeast Portland.The Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden for Children was built by a group of librarians, teachers and Portland locals eager to pay their respects to their favorite author of childrens books. The pa

10、rk itself is featured in several Cleary books. t features lifesized statues of Ramona Quimby, Henry Huggins and Huggins dog, Ribsy. Quotes from the books and fountains make the garden even more fun.Want to take your Cleary sculptural viewing to another level in honor of her 100th? Stop by the Multno

11、mah County Librarys central branch and see if you can find a plaque (匾额) featuring a description of the timeless and, seemingly，ageless author.1What does the underlined part “poetic justice” in Paragraph 1 probably mean?ADeserved rewarding.BHeavy punishment.CTerrible suffering. DGreat experience.2Wh

12、ich of the following words can be used to describe Beverly Cleary?AOptimistic.BSuccessful.CGenerous.DCourageous.3Why is Cleary connected with Portland closely?AShe was born in Portland.BHer stories are mainly set in Portland.CThere is a Clearythemed park in Portland.DShe has lived in Portland for mo

13、st of her life.4What can we learn about the sculpture garden?AIt is full of beautiful roses.BIt keeps all of Clearys books.CIt was built by the local government.DIt shows some characters in Clearys books.VII. 完形填空Weeks ago, I was traveling by train. The train stopped at a station. The delivery man f

14、rom the cafeteria _1_ to deliver the prebooked hot meals and drinks. Just behind him rushed in a 9yearold girl, who put out her hand, _2_ for some food. The food supplier was _3_ and pushed her out of the coach. Something in me made me _4_I stepped _5_ and saw the girl still standing there and cryin

15、g. I asked her if she was _6_ and she nodded. So I decided to buy her food.When I took her to the coach with the cafeteria, the people standing there had a (n) _7_ expression on their faces._8_ their reaction, I asked her to _9_ whatever she wanted. As I pointed to each item, she kept _10_Finally, w

16、e collected so much food. When I _11_ to the cashier to pay the bill, the little girl started hurrying down the _12_The cashier shook his head _13_ and said the girl must have _14_ me into believing her misery.As I returned to my coach, the cashiers _15_ made me doubt whether the girl had really foo

17、led me. So I went down the train, following the _16_ the little girl had taken. Finally, I walked into a relativelydeserted coach. Here I saw a _17_ which left me deep in thought. This little girl was sitting in a circle with two other poor young boys. She had put all the _18_ in the center and was

18、putting some into the hand of a boy who was _19_ blind. The little girl taught me that one can be _20_ even in poverty.1A. came aroundBtook awayCturned outDlooked up2A. lookingBbeggingCcaringDwaiting3A. annoyedBexcitedCdisappointedDfrightened4A. wakeBunderstandCbelieveDreact5A. insideBupstairsCoutsi

19、deDdownward6A. thirstyBhurtCwrong Dhungry7A. satisfiedBworriedCpuzzledDrelaxed8A. NoticingBEnjoyingCIgnoringDShowing9A. chooseBeatCenjoyDsend10A. refusingBnoddingCcomplainingDpraising11A. pointedBreferredClistenedDturned12A. counter BcafeteriaCtrain Droad13A.in disbeliefBin timeCin surpriseDin horror14A. persuadedBfooledCforcedDchanged15A. answersBdreamsCdecisions Dwords16A. adviceBdirectionCexampleDtrend17A. stationBhouse CshelterDsight18A. moneyBwaste CfoodDdrinks19A. obviouslyBheavilyCimpossibly Dgradually20A. fortunateBgenerousChopelessDsad