Day 3 备战2022高考英语晨听晚训系列（听力+语法填空+词汇长难句）

备战2022高考英语晨听晚训系列（三）学生版

（含听力+语法填空+词汇长难句）

Passage one

Part A：泛听并回答以下问题

1：According to the author，what’s not bad for us？

    A：Chemical               B：Fridges          C：Newspaper

2：What does the author think of danger？

    A：Danger can be avoided              B：Danger is everywhere              

C：Danger is only in our home

3：what do you think of the author？

    A：He is an interesting person          B：He is an humorous person        

C：he has bad attitudes to the world

Part B：精听并且填写缺少的单词（每空不多于3个单词）

 Danger is everywhere. It’s        1       . That what I’ve decided. I thought about danger _____2____ and decided we live in a dangerous world. Even our house is ______3___ . There are many chemicals in our cosmetics, cleaners, fridges, computers ____4__ good for us. The electric wiring could ________5______and electrocute us. We could fall down the stairs or ________6______ the kitchen floor. And then when we leave our house, we enter a dangerous world. Cars travelling _____7________ , people holding cigarettes, construction workers with heavy objects _______8______ … all of these things present danger. Just turn on the news ______9_____ local paper to see how much danger there is. I think I’ll _____10_____ today.

Part C：精听并且补充下列句子

Danger is everywhere. It’s all around us. That what I’ve decided.         1    and decided we live in a dangerous world. Even our house is full of danger.        2             cosmetics, cleaners, fridges, computers that are not good for us.  3                     and electrocute us. 4                    on the kitchen floor.             5        , we enter a dangerous world. Cars travelling at speed, people holding cigarettes,          6                above our heads… 7                       . Just turn on the news or open a local paper to see how much danger there is. 8                    .

Passage two

Part A：泛听并回答以下问题

1：Where have bugs become a familiar sight?

A： in gardens            B： on dinner tables            C： in restaurants

2：What does the article say insects are a great source of?

A： amusement           B： fun                       C： protein

3：What does raising insects need 10% less of compared to beef?

A： feed, water and land     B： pesticide                C： love, care and attention

4：What does the article say insect farming is better for?

A： farmers               B： profits                   C： the environment

5：How big is the world's population expected to be by 2050?

A： 8.9 billion          B： 9.8 billion                   C： 7.7billion

6：What does the article say is growing quickly?

A： the insect farming industry           B： the meat industry    

C： the appetite for insects

7：Where can people buy tarantula snacks from in Tokyo?

A： train stations                      B： convenience stores       

C： vending machines

Part B：精听并且填写缺少的单词（每空不多于3个单词）

In (1) ________________, bugs have become a familiar sight on dinner tables. One reason for this is they are a (2) __________ protein. Another reason is that people are concerned about the environment. Traditional livestock farming (3) _______________ the environment as it is generally unsustainable. Raising insects is much more environmentally friendly. One kilogram of insect protein needs about 10 per cent (4) ________________, water and land used to produce the same amount of beef. Experts say farming insects is better for the environment (5) _____________. A final reason we may have to eat insects is because of the rise in the world's population. By 2050 this is (6) ________________ 9.8 billion, up from the current 7.7 billion.

The insect farming (7) ______________ quickly. There are hundreds of companies worldwide creating meals made from bugs. Many supermarkets around the world now (8) __________ from insects. There are vending machines in Tokyo, Japan where you can (9) _____________ of insect snacks. The menu includes dried (10) _____________. However, not everyone is excited by the idea of insects as food. An Israeli insect farmer, Dror Tamir, says there is (11) ______________ to the thought of eating insects. He said people will get used to the idea and will find insects tasty. He said: "I am convinced it will soon (12) __________, just like eating raw fish in sushi was embraced."

Part C：精听并且回答下列问题

1．What kind of factor did an Israeli farmer say there was with insects?

2．What is a farmer convinced people will get used to?

3．What did the farmer say was eventually embraced?

Passage one

Danger is everywhere. It’s all around us. That is     1      I’ve decided. I thought about danger the other day and decided we live in a dangerous world. Even our house is full    2   danger. There are many        3    （chemical）in our cosmetics, cleaners, fridges, computers that are not good for us. The electric wiring could go wrong and electrocute us. We could fall down the stairs      4     slip on the kitchen floor. And then when we leave our house, we enter a dangerous world. Cars       5      （travel）at speed, people holding cigarettes, construction workers with heavy objects above our heads… all of these things present danger. Just turn on the news or open a local paper to see how     6      （many）danger there is. I think I’ll stay in bed today.

Passage two

In the past decade, bugs have become a familiar      1    （see） on dinner tables. One reason for this is    2     they are a great source of protein. Another reason is that people are concerned about the environment.       3      （tradition） livestock farming is detrimental to the environment as it is    4      （general）unsustainable. Raising insects is much more environmentally friendly. One kilogram of insect protein needs about 10 per cent of the feed, water and land used        5     （produce）the same amount of beef. Experts say farming insects is       6    （good） for the environment than raising livestock. A final reason we may have to eat insects is because of the rise in the world's population. By 2050 this is expected to be 9.8 billion, up from the current 7.7 billion.

The insect farming industry is      7    （grow）quickly. There are hundreds of companies worldwide creating meals made        8    bugs. Many supermarkets around the world now stock food made from insects. There are vending machines in Tokyo, Japan where you can purchase a can of insect snacks. The menu includes dried tarantula and scorpions. However, not everyone is        9     （excite）by the idea of insects as food. An Israeli insect farmer, Dror Tamir, says there is a "yuck factor" to the thought of eating insects. He said people will get used to the idea     10     will find insects tasty. He said: "I am convinced it will soon be widely accepted, just like eating raw fish in sushi was embraced."

1．

一：单词短语

2．danger                             

3．be full of                          

4．chemical                         

5．electric                          

6．go wrong                           

7．fall down                          

8．slip                          

9．enter                          

10．construction                          

11．object                         

12．present                          

13．decade                         

14．familiar                           

15．sight                         

16．a great source of                          

17．be concerned about                          

18．traditional                          

19．be detrimental to                          

20．generally                          

21．unsustainable                         

22．used to                          

23．produce                          

24．the same amount of                          

25．expert                          

26．population                         

27．expect                         

28．current                          

29．worldwide                          

30．purchase                         

31．dried                          

32．get used to                          

33．convince                         

34．be widely accepted                         

35．embrace                         

二：重点句型

1．I thought about danger the other day and decided we live in a dangerous world.

2．we enter a dangerous world. Cars travelling at speed, people holding cigarettes, construction workers with heavy objects above our heads

3．One reason for this is they are a great source of protein. Another reason is that people are concerned about the environment.

4．Raising insects is much more environmentally friendly.

5．There are hundreds of companies worldwide creating meals made from bugs.

6．There are vending machines in Tokyo, Japan where you can purchase a can of insect snacks.

Passage one

危险无处不在。一切都在我们周围。这就是我认为的。前几天我想到了危险，并认为我们生活在一个危险的世界里。甚至我们的房子也充满了危险。我们的化妆品、清洁剂、冰箱、电脑里有很多对我们不好。电线可能会出问题，然后电击我们。我们可以从楼梯上掉下来或滑在厨房的地板上。然后当我们离开家时，我们进入了一个危险的世界。汽车高速行驶，人们拿着香烟，建筑工人头顶上有沉重的东西……所有这些东西都有危险。只要打开新闻或打开当地报纸，看看有多危险。我想我今天就去睡觉了。

Passage two

在过去的十年里，虫子已经成为餐桌上一个熟悉的景象。其原因之一是它们是蛋白质的重要来源。另一个原因是人们关心环境。传统的畜牧业对环境是有害的，因为它通常是不可持续的。饲养昆虫更为环保。一公斤昆虫蛋白质需要大约用来生产相同数量牛肉的饲料、水和土地的10%。专家表示，种植昆虫比饲养牲畜更适合适应环境。我们可能不得不吃昆虫的最后一个原因是世界上昆虫数量的增加。到2050年，这一数字预计将达到98亿美元，高于目前的77亿美元。

昆虫农业正在发展迅速。全世界有数百家公司用虫子制作食物。世界上的许多超市现在都有由昆虫制成的食物。在日本东京有自动售货机，你可以买到一罐昆虫零食。菜单上包括干燥的狼蛛和蝎子。然而，并不是每个人都对昆虫作为食物的想法感到兴奋。以色列昆虫农民塔米尔说，吃昆虫是一个“讨厌的因素”。他说，人们会习惯这个想法，并会发现昆虫很好吃。他说：“我相信它很快就会被广泛接受，就像吃寿司里的生鱼被广泛接受一样。”