高中英语外研版 (2019)必修 第三册Unit 2 Making a difference复习练习题

这是一份高中英语外研版 (2019)必修 第三册Unit 2 Making a difference复习练习题，共5页。

1．He made a very psitive cntributin t the success f the prject.
2．The mney will g t the San Francis AIDS Fundatin．
3．T help slve the prblem we shuld recycle waste water.
4．There are sme children watching the water frm the funtain in frnt f the htel.
5．The internal mtivatin frm ur mind is pushing us t wrk hard.
6．There is n shrtage(缺乏)f things t d in the twn.
7．The drug gives sme relief(减轻)frm pain.
8．Aspirin is a simple but highly effective(有效的)treatment.
9．Nwadays mre and mre farmers g t cities t earn(挣)mney.
10．Will time travel ever becme a reality(现实)?
Ⅱ.阅读理解
A
Fr her ninth birthday，Marielle Mauri asked fr sme unusual birthday gifts：sap，shamp，paper twels，cups，and s n.But Marielle didn't want these presents fr herself.She wanted t give them t ther peple.
At schl，Marielle's teacher taught，“Yu can't always be self­centered.Yu have t be ther­centered.”Marielle's class had helped cllect supplies fr a schl in Nigeria.But Marielle wanted t d mre.
With help frm her parents，Marielle researched lcal charities and fund a shelter that helps wmen and children in need.After finding ut what supplies the shelter needed，Marielle included a list with each party invitatin.Her friends brught shelter supplies instead f birthday presents t Marielle's party.Peple wh culdn't cme t her party still gave gifts，as did her schl.She had s many gifts that they filled her family's truck！“It was like we were ging n vacatin，”Marielle said with a smile.“I culdn't even put my bag in there.” She said it was fun t watch the number f dnatins grw.In the end，she cllected $650 in cash dnatins and mre than $1，000 wrth f supplies fr the shelter.
When Marielle went with her parents t drp ff the supplies，peple at the shelter surprised her with anther birthday party.They had made her a cake and gave her a card signed by everyne at the shelter.
Marielle hpes ther children will hear abut her special birthday and chse their wn charity t supprt.“I felt really gd when I did it，” she said.“Yu're nt just giving them smething；yu're helping them with their whle life.”
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇记叙文。Marielle为了帮助收容所的妇女、儿童，不接收生日礼物，而是在生日请帖上附上他们所需的生活必需品清单，之后将自己收到的物品送给他们。
1．Why did Marielle ask fr many unusual birthday gifts?
A．T satisfy her wn need.
B．T shw ff t her friends.
C．T help a schl in Nigeria.
D．T supprt peple in need.
D [推理判断题。根据第一段中的“She wanted t give them t ther peple.”可知，Marielle想将这些特殊的礼物送给需要帮助的人。]
2．Fr Marielle's ninth birthday， ．
A．she invited few peple
B．she cllected a lt f supplies
C．her friends held a party fr her
D．she went n vacatin with her parents
B [细节理解题。根据第三段中的“she cllected $650 in cash dnatins and mre than $1，000 wrth f supplies fr the shelter”可知，Marielle收集到许多生活必需品。]
3．What happened t Marielle at the shelter?
A．She gt a lt f cards.
B．She made herself a big cake.
C．She gave her parents a great gift.
D．She was surprised by a birthday party.
D [细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中的“peple at the shelter surprised her with anther birthday party”可知，在收容所人们给Marielle举办了一个意外的生日派对。]
4．What's the best title fr the text?
A．A Happy Birthday fr All
B．Pr Life at the Shelter
C．Marielle's Big Dream
D．Unusual Supplies
A [标题归纳题。根据文中Marielle帮助他人的同时自己也收获意外惊喜的生日派对可知，A项符合作标题。]
B
On any given day, yu can find mst 10­year­ld bys thrwing a ball arund utside, riding bikes r playing vide games. But Braden Baker is different.
Braden is a hearing damaged 5th­grader and has t wear hearing aids (助听器). Unluckily, Braden's dg Chewy fund his hearing aids n the flr and destryed them—nt nce but twice and they had t be replaced. But at $3，500 t $6，000 a pair，Braden's carelessness was cstly.
Braden's mther Ashley sat Braden dwn and had a lng talk abut taking better care f his hearing aids, explaining hw much they cst. “I tld him that he was lucky t get anther pair and that sme peple culdn't affrd a new pair，” Ashley said.
Thse wrds stuck in Braden's mind, wh realized nt every child wh needed hearing aids culd affrd them. Recently the 10­year­ld by decided t start a GFundMe page t raise mney fr thse wh aren't s lucky.
Braden made a vide t explain why he wanted t raise mney. Ashley said, “We weren't sure hw it wuld turn ut. He began with a gal f $1，000. We wke up the next mrning and fund it had raised $400.”
This encuraged him t start making mre vides.Fast­frward a few mnths and Braden's GFundMe page has raised ver $15，000, which Braden dnated t the Oticn Hearing Fundatin. That mney will be used t help ther families buy hearing aids fr their children.
The prject has nt nly taught Braden the value f mney，but accrding t his mm, “he's learned that if yu put a small idea int actin, amazing things can happen.”
Braden's advice t thse lking fr ways t give back t thers is “Dn't give up! Any small idea can get really big.”
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇记叙文。讲述了一个10岁有听力障碍的男孩制作网页并录制视频发起筹款，帮助贫困听障儿童购买助听器的故事。
5．Why did Braden have t change his hearing aids?
A．He lst his ld hearing aids as a result f his carelessness.
B．He wanted a better pair f hearing aids.
C．His hearing prblem became mre serius.
D．His ld hearing aids gt destryed by his dg.
D [细节理解题。根据第二段中的“Braden's dg Chewy fund his hearing aids n the flr and destryed them—nt nce but twice and they had t be replaced.”可知，Braden的狗找到并弄坏了他的助听器。]
6．What caused Braden t start a GFundMe page?
A．Ashley's wrds abut the practical value f hearing aids.
B．Ashley's encuragement fr him t d gd things fr the pr children.
C．Braden's desire t help pr children with hearing prblems.
D．Braden's need t buy a new pair f hearing aids fr himself.
C [细节理解题。根据第四段中的“wh realized nt every child wh needed hearing aids culd affrd them.Recently the 10­year­ld by decided t start a GFundMe page t raise mney fr thse wh aren't s lucky”可知，Braden了解到有些听障儿童买不起助听器，因此他想筹款帮助这些贫困听障儿童。]
7．Hw did Braden and his mther feel when the page was started?
A．Uncertain. B．Satisfied.
C．Hpeful. D．Unexpected.
A [细节理解题。根据第五段中的“We weren't sure hw it wuld turn ut”可知，一开始发起筹款时，Braden和妈妈都不确定结果怎样。]
8．What has Braden learned frm wrking n the prject?
A．It is imprtant t dream big and hld n t it.
B．A small idea may make a big difference.
C．Videing is a gd way t cllect mney.
D．One shuld always make gd use f his mney.
B [推理判断题。根据倒数第二段中的“he's learned that if yu put a small idea int actin，amazing things can happen”以及最后一段可知，Braden通过募集资金领悟到将小小的想法付诸行动会有很好的结果出现。]
Ⅲ.阅读七选五
Peple need hmes：children assume their parents' place as hme；barders call schl “hme” n weekdays；married cuples wrk tgether t build new hmes；and travelers have n place t call “hme”， at least fr a few nights.
1 ？ Dn't they have the right t a hme? Of curse they d.
Sme regular travelers take their wn belngings：like bed sheets，pillwcases and family phts t make them feel like hme n matter where they are；sme stay fr lng perids in the same htel and as a result they becme very familiar with service and attendants；thers may simply put sme flwers by the htel windw t make things mre hmely. 2 ！
And hw abut maintaining relatinships while in transit? 3 ； sme send letters and pstcards，r even phts；thers may just call and say hi，just t let their friends knw that they're still alive and well. 4 ．Making friends n the way helps travelers feel mre r less at hme.Backpackers in yuth hstels may becme very gd friends，even clser than siblings.
Nwadays，fewer peple are wrking in their lcal twns，s hw d they develp a sense f belnging？ 5 .Wherever we are，with just a little bit f effrt and imaginatin，we can make the place we stay “hme”．
A．Hme is the harbr fr travelers
B．Peple find ways t keep in tuch
C．D all peple have a cmfrtable hme
D．Sme keep cntact with their friends via the Internet
E．S hw abut peple wh have t travel fr extended perids f time
F．Whenever we step ut f ur lcal bundaries，there is always anther “hme” waiting t be fund
G．Furthermre，driving a camping car during ne's travels and sleeping in the vehicle at night is just like being at hme
【语篇解读】 本文为一篇夹叙夹议文，主要讲述了在旅者如何在行走中找到归属感，也能拥有家的感觉。
1．E [E项意为“所以对于那些长时间旅行在外的人怎么办，”引出下文设问句“难道他们没有权利去有一个家么。”衔接合理。]
2．G [G项承接上文“一些人只是在酒店的窗台摆放一些花营造出家的氛围”。本段主要列举了一些旅行者对家的不同理解。]
3．D [D项意为“有些人通过网络来和朋友保持联系，”引出下文“有些通过寄信、明信片甚至照片来保持联系”。]
4．B [B项总结上文中保持联系的方式。]
5．F [F项意为“当我们走出自己的生活圈，总会有另一个家等着我们去发现”，引出下文“无论我们在哪，只要一点努力和想象力，我们就能把那个地方变成家”。]