英语必修 第三册Unit 2 Making a difference练习题

这是一份英语必修 第三册Unit 2 Making a difference练习题，共5页。
“Smile！” I shuted，hlding a yellw sign up n a busy street in Seattle.We were three thusand miles away frm hme n a Randm Acts f Kindness and Vlunteerism Rad Trip.We had tw aims.One was t try ut ur new “Smile！” signs and see hw much kindness and jy we culd spread in Pike Place Market.The ther was t raise $80 by ding street perfrmances，enugh fr gas t Prtland and a small htel rm.
We weren't sure hw peple wuld react (回应) t ur signs.I nervusly raised up ur signs and shuted，“Hi，there！” t a yung cuple.They lked ver and felt cnfused.Then they read ur signs and brke int a smile.Befre lng，sme turists wanted t take a pht with us and sme strangers stpped t ask us abut ur signs.
In fact，we paid s clse attentin t ur “Smile！” prject that we frgt the ther aim.Befre we knew it，the sun was setting，and we had n mney fr ur trip t Prtland.We sat dwn t watch a blind musician play the guitar while thinking abut what t d.He was packing up when a passing crwd kicked dwn his change bwl.He stumbled (绊倒) int the crwd.We rushed t help him，but anther man mved mre quickly t help him.
Once the musician had his mney safely returned，we ran ver t meet the strange helper and said，“We just wanted t praise yu fr yur gd deed.” He smiled，lking at ur signs.“Yur trip reminds me f smething similar I nce did when I was yung，” he said.“Lk！I'd like t dnate (捐赠)．” We tld him，“N，thanks！We are fine.We've cllected plenty f mney.” We lied.“Please let me dnate.It will make me feel like I'm a part f this adventure，” he insisted.And then the stranger pened his wallet and pulled ut fur $20 bills.The mney was exactly what we had intended t raise that day.We were astnished．It seemed as if he had knwn smehw.
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇记叙文。作者一行人在志愿者旅行活动中用“微笑！”标牌来传播善意和快乐。
1．What's the main purpse f the rad trip?
A．T spread kindness and jy.
B．T invite mre peple t jin in the trip.
C．T raise mney fr a trip t Prtland.
D．T encurage peple t take happy phts.
A [细节理解题。根据第一段的“ a Randm Acts f Kindness and Vlunteerism Rad Trip.”可知，此次志愿者旅行活动的主要目的是传播善意和快乐。]
2．Hw did peple react t the “Smile！” signs later?
A．Disappinted. B．Wrried.
C．Interested. D．Mved.
C [推理判断题。根据第二段的“Befre lng，sme turists wanted t take a pht with us and sme strangers stpped t ask us abut ur signs.”可知，后来，人们对标牌很感兴趣。]
3．Accrding t the last paragraph，why did the strange helper want t dnate mney?
A．Because he felt pity fr the authr.
B．Because he wanted t jin in the prject.
C．Because he hped t help the hmeless.
D．Because he felt srry fr his impliteness.
B [细节理解题。根据最后一段的“‘Please let me dnate.It will make me feel like I'm a part f this adventure，’he insisted.”可知，这位男士是想参与到这项志愿活动中来。]
4．What des the underlined wrd “astnished” in the last paragraph mst prbably mean?
A．Tired. B．Satisfied.
C．Frightened. D．Surprised.
D [词义猜测题。根据画线词后面的“It seemed as if he had knwn smehw.”可知，作者他们一行人很“吃惊”，好像这位男士早知道他们需要80美元一样。]
B
Every experience that American businesswman Leigh­Ann Buchanan remembers has cme frm travel. Her early trips t the cuntries in Asia, Africa and the Americas were n small thing—they assisted her t make cnnectins with cmmunity rganizatins abrad, build leadership skills and find a greater purpse in her vluntary wrk. All f these experiences played an imprtant part in her becming a mentr (导师) t high schl students in Miami.
She saw that many f her students frm underserved cmmunities had never left the cuntry. This nt nly shut them ut frm having life­changing experiences, but they ften missed ut n cllege schlarships (奖学金) because their resumes (简历) culdn't cmpete with thse frm higher­incme backgrunds.
Then she saw a prgram funded by her friend in Ghana.It ffered US students the pprtunity t experience cultural exchanges abrad. Buchanan wndered why the kids she mentred in Miami culdn't have these life­changing experiences. S, she started the Nyah Prject in 2014.
Since then, the prject has prvided mney fr 10­day leadership trips t 57 high­perfrming high schl students thrughut underserved cmmunities in Miami. All 57 have gtten int clleges arund the cuntry, and ver 90 percent have received full schlarships t cllege. Nyah fellws have travelled t cuntries including Indnesia，Namibia，Csta Rica and Suth Africa.
The trips bring cultural exchange pprtunities，like learning abut traditinal Balinese dance in Indnesia and teaching yunger students in Namibia. Kemni Alexander，wh is studying at Ohi Wesleyan University, was a Nyah fellw in 2017, and travelled t Namibia and Suth Africa fr her first time ut f the cuntry.
“The neighbrhd that I grew up in wasn't the mst resurceful and my schls were shrt f mney，”said Alexander.“I culd hardly believe that I was able t have that pprtunity because ther peple saw that ptential (潜力) in me and believed in me.”
【语篇解读】 本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了美国女商人Leigh­Ann Buchanan创建Nyah项目，给贫困儿童提供到国外旅行的机会，体验文化交流的故事。
5．What des the underlined wrd “assisted” in Paragraph 1 mean?
A．Required. B．Helped.
C．Trained. D．Reminded.
B [词义猜测题。由画线单词的下文可知这些经历“帮助”她实现了自我提升。故选B。]
6．Why did Buchanan set up the Nyah Prject?
A．T ffer students schlarships.
B．T share her travel experiences.
C．T supprt her friend's prgram.
D．T prvide chances fr pr children.
D [细节理解题。根据文章第三段可知，Buchanan创建Nyah项目的目的是为贫困孩子提供机会。故选D。]
7．Hw d the children benefit frm the Nyah Prject?
A．They are sure t be mentrs in the future.
B．They can enjy travelling wrldwide fr free.
C．They can experience cultural exchanges n trips.
D．They can all receive full schlarships t cllege.
C [细节理解题。由第五段可知，参加Nyah项目的孩子可以在旅行中进行文化交流。故选C。]
8．What can we infer frm Alexander's wrds?
A．She was thankful fr the pprtunity.
B．She was mre cnfident f her ability.
C．She regretted having jined the prject.
D．She felt embarrassed abut her backgrund.
A [推理判断题。由最后一段可知，Alexander很感谢这个机会。故选A。]
Ⅱ.读后续写
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。
It's nt easy t die when yu are nly fifteen.Thse were the wrds that began the stry I heard frm Rbert White，a Nrth Carlina factry wrker.He and his wife were visiting their daughter Lee in the hspital as they did every evening.
She knew she had an illness that wuld nt spare her.She suffered a lt but never cmplained.She had already accepted her great jurney int the unknwn.This particular evening，she suddenly said，“I always dreamed f wrking in a big cean park with dlphins.I've lved them since I was little.I still dream f swimming with them，free and happy in the pen sea.”
She'd never asked fr anything，but she said with all the strength she had，“Daddy，I want t swim in the pen sea amng the dlphins just nce.Maybe then I wuldn't be s scared f dying.”It seemed like an impssible dream，but she hung n t it.
Rbert and his family talked it ver and decided t d everything they culd.They phned a research center in the Flrida Keys.“Cme at nce，”they said.
When they arrived in Grassy Key，Lee didn't want t rest fr a minute and begged her parents t take her t the dlphins.Rbert tk her ut tward the dlphins，Nat and Tursi，wh were playing abut thirty feet away frm them.At first they seemed distracted and uninterested，but when Lee called them sftly by name，they respnded withut hesitatin.Nat came ver first，raised his head and gave her a kiss n the end f her nse.Then Tursi came ver happily.A secnd later they picked her up with their mighty fins (鳍) and carried her ut t sea with them.“It feels like I'm flying！”cried Lee，laughing with delight.
Lee's family hadn't heard her laugh like that since she became ill.The dlphins stayed with Lee fr mre than an hur，always tender，always attentive，and always respnsive t her wishes.
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2．请按如下格式作答。
Maybe it's true that they are mre intelligent and sensitive creatures than man.




The next day she was t weak t get ut f bed，but she whispered t her father.





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Maybe it's true that they are mre intelligent and sensitive creatures than man.Thse amazing dlphins understd that Lee was dying and wanted t cmfrt
her as she faced her great jurney int the unknwn.Frm the mment when the dlphins apprached her，greeting her with a kiss，they never left her alne fr a secnd.They swam with her and played with her.In their cmpany，Lee fund again the enthusiasm and the will t live.When she gt ut f the water，it was as if she had been rebrn.
The next day she was t weak t get ut f bed，but she whispered t her father.“Daddy，dn't be sad fr me.I will never be afraid again.It is nt easy t face death alne when I am nly fifteen，but the dlphins have made me understand that I have nthing t be scared f.”She had n strength t talk mre.Just befre dawn，Rbert's little girl died in his arms，leaving great srrw fr her family.