高中英语人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第一册Unit 4 Body Language课后作业题

这是一份高中英语人教版 (2019)选择性必修 第一册Unit 4 Body Language课后作业题，共4页。

第四单元Bdy language—Perid 2 Listening & Speaking


课后练习（原题版）


语法运用：用所给单词的适当形式补全句子，每题2分，共计40分。


_____________(frce) t d what a persn desn't like t is an unpleasant thing.


His pr spken English prevented him frm_____________(understand).


Everybdy needs smething t lk frward t_____________(live) n.


Rather than_____________(ride) n a crwded bus, he always prefers t ride a bicycle.


_____________(prduce) different kinds f fertilizers, the wrkers further imprved their technique.


Three fficers narrwly escaped_____________(kill) in the ht battle.


Befre he came t Lndn, he had never heard a single English wrd_____________(speak).


Billy’s failure_____________(find) ut the mistakes in his test paper annyed his teacher.


The yung trees we planted last week require_____________(lk) after with great care.


Anything wrth ding is wrthy_____________(d) well.


Once_____________(tuch), the leaves f the plant start t shut tgether.


Little Jim shuld lve_____________(take) t the theatre this evening.


The teachers present seemed_____________(have) a meeting when I passed the meting rm.


_____________(fund) in 1636, Harvard is ne f the mst famus universities in the United States.


_____________(give) the general state f his health, it may take him a while t recver frm the peratin.


I have been cnvinced that the print media are mre accurate and _____________(rely) than televisin.


The pverty figures were undubtedly an_____________(embarrass) t the president.


When ur mind _____________(ccupy) with wrk, we wn't have time t wrry.


Teachers need t be sensitive abut the individual needs f students and be able t appreciate the individual_____________(different) between the students.


_____________(cmparisn) with many ther candidates fr the psitin, I have a great advantage which is I have studied in Switzerland.


语言运用(共两节，满分30分)


第一节：完型填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)。


Michael Wang was a senir at James Lgan High Schl, US, back in 2012. Accrding t The New Yrker, he was cnfident that he culd get int an Ivy League university, such as Harvard r Yale. He had a high GPA, 1 at debating and c-funded a math club. He was als a talented pianist. 2 , his dream universities turned him dwn. His less talented classmates, wh were Hispanic r African-American, were admitted int these schls, It made him wnder if he was 3 because he was Asian.


On Oct 15, a lawsuit against Harvard brught n behalf f Asian-American students like Wang Began students fr Fair Admissins(SFFA), a US nn-prfit rganizatin. 4 Harvard fr using racial balancing in their admissins prcess. Harvard has denied the 5 cnsiders many factrs when


6 whether a student shuld be admitted, including academic perfrmance and extracurricular activities. Harvard added that the number f Asian-Americans admitted t the schl had greatly increased since 2010. "Race alne is never the reasn a student 7 admissin, "William Lee, a lawyer fr Harvard, tld the guardian. "And race is never the reasn a student is denied."


Harvard is nt the nly university t have been accused f 8 against Asian-Americans. In September, the US Justice Department begin t 9 whether Yale University discriminates against Asian-Americans. The case has 10 a lngstanding debate ver affirmative actin plicies（半均法案政策）that allw universities t use race as a factr when cnsidering applicatins. The plicies 11 benefit African-American and Latin students in an effrt t make up fr centuries f racial discriminatin, accrding t THE NEW YORK Times, the SFFA wants the use f race in the admissins prcess t be ended, 12 that it causes inequality. "Peple shuld be judged n character and 13 ." Hwever, a student, Harvard said that 14 the race criterin wuld “reduce students' pprtunities t live and learn in a diverse campus envirnment”.


Althugh the case has just begun, the 15 judgement "culd influence admissins t US universities fr years t cme,"accrding t Al Jaxecra, a Qatar based TV statin.


B.amazedC.giftedD.slw


B.FrtunatelyC.Undubtedly D.Hwever


B.dismissedC.enclsedD.stpped


B.ppressedC.suedD.blamed


B.mistakeC.claimD.cmplaint


B.determiningC.acknwledging D.surveying


B.grantedC.entitledD.cnvinced


B.favrC.ppsitinD.discriminatin


B.research C.wnderD.inquire


B.infectedC.fueledD.brught


B.equally C. traditinallyD.unintentinally


B.debatingC.annyingD.arguing


B.strength C.benefitD.mralities


B.settingC.implementingD.impsing


B.existentC.gradualD.eventual





第二节：语法填空(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)


阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。


Whether yu grew up with a bssy big sister, a whiney little brther, r a twin yu culdn’t live withut, Natinal Siblings Day is a great time 1. _______ (cnsider) the rles ur siblings (兄弟姐妹) play in ur lives. When yu study siblings, yu see hw 2. _______ (pwer) thse relatinships are in terms f shaping 3. _______ peple we end up being and affecting scial skills that impact ther relatinships acrss ur lives.” says Laurie Kramer, PhD, a clinical psychlgist and Prfessr f Applied Psychlgy at Nrtheastern University.


Part f the pwer f sibling relatinships cmes frm the fact 4. _______ they’re different frm all ther family and scial 5. _______ (cnnect). “It’s the lngest-lasting relatinship in mst peple’s lives,” says Susan McHale, prfessr f Demgraphy at Penn State University. “It starts in childhd 6. _______ peple meet a spuse r partner and usually ends in late life after parents are 7. _______ (g), s there’s a lt f time fr sibling influence.” In additin, grwing up tgether means 8. _______ (share) intimate knwledge abut the interir (内部) f yur family and each ther. “Nt many peple knw yu like yur sibling 9. _______ (d),” McHale adds.


What’s mre, a sibling relatinship ften brings different stages tgether. “Unlike childhd friendships, siblings – unless twins – aren’t the same age,” says Nina Hwe, PhD, Prfessr f Early Childhd and Elementary Educatin at Cncrdia University. “S they’re at different levels in terms f develpment and knwledge f the wrld, 10. _______ can cme int play as they interact.”