人教版 (新课标)必修1&2Unit 3 Travel journal课时作业

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I am a time traveller. At the mment, I am talking t yu frm the Dark Ages, where _1_ and technlgy has been frgtten.
2_ .But I d feel s !
Abut tw and a half mnths ag, my cmputer _3_ and I have been living withut ne at hme. The man in the repair shp said it wuld be mre expensive t __4_ my cmputer than t buy a new ne!
Nw, I can admit that I am _5_ t the Internet. I spend hurs f my __6_ time nline. When I was tld my cmputer culdn’t be fixed, I was _7 ! I dn’t have enugh mney t__8_ a new ne at the mment and I will have t wait _9_ December.
I have been trying t_10_ thing t d withut a cmputer, but it is a lt mre __11__than I was expecting! I gt my first _12_ when I was six ld and I have __13__ technlgy ever since.
This experience has made me __14__ just hw useful cmputers really are. I use the Internet fr schlwrk, shpping, and all my banking is dne __15__. Withut the Internet, it feels like yu’re __16__ ut n smething. Hwever, it’s nt all __17__.I am sleeping a lt better nw and I have been baking a lt , which I lve _18__never used t find enugh _19_ t d.
Living withut a cmputer may nt be as I thught it was ging t be, but I am ready t_20_ the Dark Ages and return t the 21st century!
1.A. science B. reputatin C. cmmunicatin D. infrmatin
2.A. curiusly B. exactly C. vilently D. angrily
3.A. explded B. lst C. brke D. sank
4.A. arrange B. slve C. cmbine D. fix
5.A. accustmed B. cntributed C. addicted D. devted
6.A. simple B. free C. limited D. flexible
7.A. sad B. amazed C. puzzled D. nervus
8.A. rent B. buy C. use D. build
9.A. since B. after C. until D. in
10.A. learn frm B. hear frm C. speak f D. think f
11.A. cmplex B. interesting C. difficult D. surprising
12.A. present B. cmputer C. sweater D. watch
13.A. lved B. invented C. discvered D. changed
14.A. realize B. pssess C. believe D. remember
15.A. utside B. nline C. behind D. upstairs
16.A. missing B. taking C. putting D. hlding
17.A. dusty B. careless C. ppular D. bad
18.A. s B. r C. and D. but
19.A. belief B. curage C. energy D. time
20.A. create B. frget C. leave D. prevent
二．阅读理解
A
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21．The best title f the 3rd advertisement wuld be .
A. Training at Hme B. Learning at Hme
C. Recrding Wrk D. Wrking at Hme
22．Accrding t the infrmatin abve, if yur child has hearing prblems, yu can turn t________.
A. At-Hme Prfessin Crp. B. Glbe Insurance Cmpany
C. Bradfrd Publicatins D. American Inventrs Crp.
23．What can we learn frm the advertisements abut?
A. Glbe Insurance Cmpany has a histry f 51 years.
B. As a medical transcriptinist, yu may earn$25,000 a mnth.
C. Bradfrd Publicatins ffers a treatment t hearing impaired parents.
D. yu can visit when yu invent a new mdel f hearing aid.
B
While Jennifer was at hme taking an nline exam fr her business law class, a mnitr（监控器）a few hundred miles away was watching her every mve.
Using a web camera equipped in Jennifer’s Ls Angeles apartment, the mnitr in Phenix tracked hw frequently her eyes mved frm the cmputer screen and listened fr the secret sunds f a pssible helper in the rm. Her Internet access was lcked — remtely — t prevent Internet searches, and her typing style was analyzed t make sure she was wh she said she was: Did she enter her student number at the same speed as she had in the past? Or was she slwing dwn?
In the battle against cheating, this is the cutting edge and a key t encuraging hnesty in the bming field f nline educatin. The technlgy gives trust t the entire system, t the institutin and t nline educatin in general. Only with slid measures against cheating, experts say, can Internet universities shw that their exams and diplmas are valid — that students haven’t just searched the Internet t get the right answers.
Althugh nline classes have existed fr mre than a decade, the cncern ver cheating has becme sharper in the last year with the grwth f “pen nline curses”. Private clleges, public universities and crpratins are jumping int the nline educatin field, spending millins f dllars t attract ptential students, while als taking steps t help guarantee hnesty at a distance.
Aside frm the web cameras, a number f ther high-tech methds are becming increasingly ppular. Amng them are prgrams that check students’ identities using persnal infrmatin, such as the telephne number they nce used.
24．Why was Jennifer watched in an nline exam?
A. T crrect her typing mistakes.
B. T find her secrets in the rm.
C. T prevent her frm slwing dwn.
D. T keep her frm dishnest behavirs.
25．The underlined expressin “cutting edge” in Paragraph 3 is clsest in meaning t _____.
A. advanced technique B. sharpening tl
C. effective rule D. dividing line
26．Fr Internet universities, exams and diplmas will be valid if _____.
A. they can attract ptential students
B. they can defeat academic cheating
C. they ffer students nline help
D. they ffer many nline curses
27．What is the best title f this passage?
A. The Advantages f Online Exams
B. The High-tech Methds in Online Curses
C. The Fight against Cheating in Online Educatin
D. The War against the Bming f Online Educatin
C
On Mnday, the Centers fr Disease Cntrl and Preventin predicted that 42% f Americans culd be verweight by 2030. Our expanding waistlines lead t nt nly a medical prblem, but accrding t a recent article In The New Yrk Times, it culd als endanger persnal safety in sme situatins—in an airplane crash, fr example.
The New Yrk Times’ Christen Negrni reprts that engineers and scientists are questining whether airplane seats are adequately cnstructed t prtect verweight travelers. Gvernment standards fr airplane seat strength（强度）— first set me than 60 years ag — require that the seats be made fr a passenger weighing 170 punds (77kg). Tday, the average American man weighs nearly 194 punds (88kg) and the average wman 165 punds (75kg). Negrni reprts:
“If a heavier persn cmpletely fills seat, the seat is n likely t behave as intended during a crash,” said Rbert Salazar, the leading scientist at the Center fr Applied Bimechanics at the University f Virginia. “The energy absrptin that is built int the aircraft seat is likely t be verpwered and the passengers will nt be prtected prperly.”
“Nr wuld the injury be limited t that passenger nly,” Dr. Salzar said. “If a seat r a seat belt fails,” he said, “thse peple wh are seated nearby culd be endangered frm ‘the uncntrlled mvements f the passenger’.”
Mst cmplaints abut airplane seats fcus n their lack f cmfrt and high ticket price, and whether verweight passengers shuld be made t buy tw seats. But The New Yrk Times’ article brings up anther reasn t feel anxius abut flying. Investigatrs f the issue gt in tuch with the airplane seat and seat belt makers, but they refused t cmment n the prblem. Experts agreed that crash testing shuld be dne with verweight dummies （人体模型）. Bth airplane seats and seat belts shuld be tested, they said.
Frtunately, hwever, accrding t Nra Marshall, a senir adviser at the Natinal Transprtatin Safety Bard, the bard’s investigatrs have never seen an accident invlving a cmmercial plane in which the weight f a passenger was a prblem.
27．What is the article in The New Yrk Times mainly cncerned with?
A. The size f airplane seats and seat belts.
B. Safety f verweight airplane passengers.
C. Airplane crashes invlving cmmercial planes.
D. A medical prblem caused by being verweight.
28．Rbert Salzar wuld prbably agree that .
A. verweight passengers shuld buy tw seats
B. the gvernment shuld help prduce safer planes
C. standards fr airplane seat strength shuld be raised
D. passengers shuld knw hw t prtect themselves
29．We can learn frm the text that .
A. airplane seat makers have taken actin nw
B. there are few cmplaints abut airplane seats
C. thse seate near the verweight may suffer t
D. nly a small number f airplane accidents invlve the verweight
30．What is the best title fr the text?
A. Why D Passengers Feel Anxius abut Flying?
B. Will 42% f Americans Be OVERWEIGHT BY 2030?
C. When Will the Overweight Enjy Their Flight?
D. Are Airplane Seats Safe Enugh fr the Overweight?
参考答案
1-5.ABCDC 6-10.BABCD 11-15.CBAAB 16-20 ADDDC
A篇：21-23 DCD
B. 24-27 DABC
C篇：32-35 BCCD