英语选择性必修 第四册Unit 1 Looking forwards随堂练习题

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I：单词拼写
It may surprise yu t learn that it is a crime nvel withut a ___________(侦探).
___________(最终), thugh, yu have t make yur wn judgments.
Since __________ (少年时代), he had dreamed f becming a plar explrer like Amundsen, and he initially set his sights n the Nrth Ple.
The girl had wrked hard as a __________(实习生) fr tw years even with her health.
It was his __________ (抱负) t accumulate a millin dllars befre he turned thirty.
He sailed fr Eurpe as a ____________(通讯记者) fr Life fr a firsthand lk at the war.
Students were cnfused t see that there was just a black ______ (小圆点)in the center f the page.
The rainfall in Wuhan reached a ______________ (有关历史的) peak this year.
______________(斗牛) is part f Spanish culture and histry.
The ascial rbt simply mved _____________(向后) and backwards and side t side.
II：单句语法填空
He gt his first bk published. It turned ut __________ (be) a best-seller.
I find it hard nt __________ (suffer) frm pressure at wrk.
__________ twists and turns yu may encunter, take a leaf ut f the bks f these tw authrs and be prepared fr the unexpected.
They decided t have mre hands fr the tasks _______ that it wn’t be delayed.
_________(face) with the difficulty in ur learning prcess, we learned t encurage each ther all the time.
Thugh bth f these men were ultimately successful, their paths t success were very different, their futures nt necessarily ________(turn) ut exactly as they planned.
In the face f unfixed future, can we take actin t shape it, r shuld we just accept ________ cmes ur way?
Having plans in place fr the future is n guarantee _________ they will becme reality.
Althugh sme peple share the same ambitius and energetic apprach ______ life, their careers unfld in cntrasting ways.
Althugh his histrical nvel was published, its success was nthing _________ (cmpare) t the stries f his fictinal detective.
III. 语篇填空
Fr many f us, it’s smething we already have experienced. One mment, we are lying ___1___ (cmfrtable) in bed, abut t fall int ___2___ deep sleep. The next, ur eyes are pen and we find urselves ___3___ (wnder) r even wrrying abut pssibly the mst imprtant issue f ur lives-- the future. Will we ___4___ (admit) int the schl f ur chice? What will we be ding in ten years? Can we becme the persn ___5___ we really want t be? In the face f such questins, hw shuld we apprach the future? Can we take actin t shape it, ___6___ shuld we just accept whatever cmes ur way?
As many f us already knw, having ___7___ (plan) in place fr the future is n guarantee that they will becme reality. ___8___ this respect, sme peple are mre frtune than thers, ___9___ can be illustrated by cmparing the lives f tw famus authrs, brn years apart. Althugh they shared the same ambitius and ___10___ (energy) apprach t life, their careers unflded in cntrasting ways.
IV. 阅读理解
Addictin t watching seven episdes f Real Husewives r “wasting” the afternn watching back-t-back classic baseball games isn’t ging t melt ur brains. In fact, studies suggest that “playing a vide game r watching a mvie r televisin shw can restre sme psychlgical resurces,” says Rbin Nabi, PhD, a prfessr f cmmunicatin at the University f Califrnia, Santa Barbara, wh specializes in the effects f media n emtins.
Thugh the benefits have yet t be studied lng-term and ur prblems dn’t magically disappear nce we turn ff the tube, rest can reduce stress levels. Giving urselves permissin t enjy sme dwntime is als a key part f self-sympathy, which helps prevent anxiety and depressin.
“We dn’t fcus as much n relaxatin and playing and enjyment and fun, and these are such imprtant aspects f being a human being,” says Nabi. “And feeling guilty abut activities we enjy, r criticizing them, can detract (损害) frm the benefits they ffer us.”
Therefre, it’s time t embrace ur need fr pleasure. One big reasn t d s is that talking abut ur cmmn interests and pursuits, whatever they may be, is a way t cnnect with thers. The mst imprtant value f a guilty pleasure might just be the bnd it can create between peple wh share it. Yu’ll never find thse cnnectins if yu dn’t speak up. S stp aplgizing. Yu might just find that it reduces any remaining guilt and makes it easier t discver mre things yu enjy.
“Lts f the time, guilty pleasures get talked abut in terms f genre (类型),” says Nabi. But it can help t think abut what yu like specifically, she pints ut. “Yu prbably dn’t like all by bands, s what is it abut this particular grup and their music? Whatever it is, find yur little niche and g fr that. And dn’t be ashamed f what that is, because clearly it’s ding smething fr yu.”
1. Hw des the authr intrduce the tpic f the passage?
A. By listing examples. B. By giving definitins.
C. By making a cntrast. D. By prviding backgrund infrmatin.
2. What des Nabi think f peple’s guilty feeling abut pleasure?
A. It is nrmal.B. It is beneficial.
C. It is cnfusing. D. It is unnecessary.
3. What des the underlined wrd “niche” in the last paragraph refer t?
A. A jb smene is respnsible fr. B. An activity suitable fr smene.
C. A pleasure bringing smene guilt. D. A small case smene cares little abut.
4. Which f fllwing pinins wuld the authr agree with?
A. Dn’t be addicted t entertainment. B. Develp new hbbies t reduce pressure.
C. View ur demand fr pleasure psitively. D. Stay away frm guilty pleasures.
V: 七选五：阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
What is a database? A database is a cllectin f data r infrmatin that is rganized, stred, and accessed electrnically. 1 There are three main distinguishing aspects f any database:
It is relevant. When searching fr infrmatin in the database, yu shuld be able t custmize yur search t get results relevant t yu. There are several ways t search thrugh a database, fr example, using discipline-specific terminlgy (术语), keywrds, subject headings, etc. 2
3 One f the main differences between the infrmatin yu find n the internet and that in databases is that the infrmatin fund in databases is ften peer-reviewed. Furthermre, the infrmatin in the database shuld have key identifiers such as the publicatin details, authr’s name, and a summary that yu can use t evaluate the infrmatin’s credibility.
It is accessible. First f all, access t the library is either free r purchased by patrns (赞助者) s that yu can access the infrmatin within it at n price. 4 Secndly, the database shuld prvide the full-text f the articles, meaning yu will nt need t g t the library r the surce t d s.
5 It is an academic search engine. It desn’t always have the articles’ full texts, and yu may have t g t their libraries and find r pay fr them. Als, the search engine scurs the internet fr infrmatin that seems academic, and sme f this infrmatin isn’t always peer-reviewed.
A. It is reliable.
B. It is reasnable.
C. Yu may have t pay a small subscriptin fee as an independent researcher.
D. Ggle Schlar isn’t a database using these aspects as a determining criterin.
E. It is rganized s that searching and finding this infrmatin is easy and rapid.
F. They are all relevant factrs t be referred t when searching educatinal databases.
G. Yu can set limitatins such as the surce type and the date r search by authr r title.
VI. 书面表达
阅读下面材料, 根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段, 使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Recently I graduated frm high schl, and as a gift I received a huge hunch f flwers, 40 t be exact! I had s many that I didn't knw what t d with them. The next weekend my niece and nephew, Sue and Mike, aged 6 and 7, came and suddenly I had an idea. I might let them give ut these flwers t peple they met n the street, and in this way they culd learn hw t be friendly t thers. S I tld them abut my plan and explained that these flwers wuld make peple feel happy and smile. They lved the idea and were eager t have a try. S at nce we tk every single flwer and tied a smile card t it. We then went t the street with the flwers.
The first flwer went t a pliceman. As sn as she saw the pliceman, my niece ran up t him and handed him a flwer. His smile was s big, but hers was even bigger!
In n time, we neared the end f ur flwers. It was lunch time and we went t Subway fr lunch. There the kids gave a flwer t the waitress, wh was really excited t receive the flwer. As we were eating ur lunch, the waitress came up t the kids with tw big chclate ckies! She said the chclate ckies were fr them and that she really liked the flwer! As they ate the ckies, my niece and nephew lked at me with the biggest smiles I had ever seen.
注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
With just ne flwer left, I said it shuld be given t the persn wh needed it mst.
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It turned ut t be a great day fr us.
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