多维练07必修3Unit7Art-2022年高考英语一轮复习小题多维练（北师大版2019）

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核心词汇灵活用—填一填
1. perfrmance n.表演;演出→ perfrmer n.________ →________ vi. & vt. 表演;演出
2. ________ n.展出(会),展览→ exhibit vt.&vi.展览
3. ________ adj.有才能的,有天资的→ talent n.才能;天资;天才
4. ________ adj.专业的;职业的→ prfessinally ady. ________ → prfessr n.教授
5. ________ adv.精神上;心理上→ mental adj精神的;思想的
6. massive adj. 巨大的→ mass n. ________
7. mysterius adj.神秘的;难以解释的→________ 神秘;神秘的事物
8. ________ adj. 视觉的,视力的→________ adv. 视觉上地;表面上,外观上
9. ________ n.反应→ react vi反应,作出反应
10. emtin n.情感→________ adj. 情绪的;情绪激动的;激起感情的→ emtinally adv.感情上地
11. refer vi.提到;谈到→________ n.参考;涉及,提及;参考书目
12. minr adj.(音乐)小调的;小的;不很重要的→ minrity n. ________
13 respnd vi.&v.回应,回复→________ n. 响应;反应;回答
14. hesitate vi.犹豫;踌躇→________ n.犹豫
15. ________ adj. 欢乐的,令人愉快的→jyn.欢乐,快乐;乐趣
16. cmpse vt. ________ → cmpser n. ________
17. ________ n.广告→ advertise vi.&vt. ________ → advertiser n.广告商
18. ________ adv.当前;现时→________ adj. 现在的;流通的,通用的n.(海洋或江河的)水流,潮流;趋向→ currency.货币;通货
19. ________ adj可接受的→________ vi.&vt.接受vt.承认
20. ________ vt. 感激;欣赏→________ n.欣赏;感谢
21. ________ adv.忠诚地,忠实地→ faith n.宗教信仰;信任,相信,信心→ faithful adj. ________
22. expressive adj. 富于感情的; 明确表露想法的→________ vt. 表达→________ n.表示;表达;表情
23. ________ adj.美术的;艺术的→ artist n.艺术家→artn.艺术;艺术品
24. extensively adv. ________→ extensive adj.广泛的;大量的;广阔的→________ v扩大v延伸
25. symblism n.象征主义→________ n.象征;符号；标志→ symblize vt. ________
26. admiratin.敬佩;羡慕→ admire vt. ________→________ adj. 令人钦佩的;值得赞赏的
27. ________ n.允许;许可→________ vt. 许可; 允许
28. threatening adj.(行为)带有威胁的→ threat n.威胁,恐吓→________ vt.威胁;恐吓→ threatened adj. ________
29. ________ adj.脏的;凌乱的→ mess n.混乱;困境;肮脏;杂乱vt. 弄乱,弄脏
30. ________ adj.可依法惩处的→________ vt. 惩罚
II. 重点短语
1. let ut________
2. be cnnected t________
3. a series f________
4. as fr________
5. ________ 在某人的一生中
6. ________ 同……一起玩
7. refer t________
8. ________ 在过去
9. in rder t ________
10. attract ne's attentin________
11. ________与…不同,不同于
12. be regarded as ________
13. ________舒舒服服坐好;袖手旁观
14. ________ 放弃
15. ________毫不犹豫做某事,尽管做某事
16. take charge f________
17. jump t ne's feet
18. as well________
19. ________ 满面的笑容
20.a variety f ________
21. in ttal________
22. ________ (想法、兴趣等方面)相同;有相同的特征
23. wrk as ________
24. benefit frm ________
III. 回归本源
课文语法填空1
In 1889 Van Ggh painted The Starry Night using his unusual way. At that time he stayed at hme fr his mental 1______ (ill ) Sme experts thught that his illness affected his sense f sight. The drug that he tk made peple see yellw spts. 2______ (frtunately) Van Ggh nly sld ne painting in his lifetime. Thugh he thught The Starry Night was a failure. it is nw ne f the wrld's best 3______ (painting).
In 1893, Edvard Munch was very painful because f his mental health prblems. He painted The Scream, 4______ shws a thin figure with an expressin f fear-the figure's muth is wide pen and 5______ (let) ut a pwerful scream. In his diary, Munch talked abut what inspired him 6______ (paint) the picture.
Rene Magritte painted a series f paintings 7______ (include) The Empire f Light. It shws a beautiful huse lit by lights frm inside, surrunded by the darkness f night. What is strange 8______ (be) that abve the huse and the tree, we see a daytime y full f brightness and sft white cluds. It seems like quite a mysterius scene. Magritte was inspired by his thughts and ideas. The viewers have different 9______ (reactin) t The Empire f Light. As fr Magritte himself, he thught that the change between day 10______ night in the paintings was surprising.
__________2. __________3. __________4. __________5. __________
6. __________7. __________8. __________9. __________10. __________
课文语法填空2
Ludwig van Beethven was a German cmpser He is regarded as ne f the greatest cmpsers in the histry f music. One day in February 1824, at______ (he) little huse in Vienna, Austria, Ludwig van Beethven sat back in his chair and 2______ (smile) The famus German cmpser's ninth symphny was finally cmpleted. As he prudly signed his name at bttm f the page, Beethven tried 3______ (imagine) hw peple wuld respnd when they heard it fr the first time.
At a very famus theatre in Vienna, the audience didn't hesitate 4______ (applaud) ludly as the famus cmpser walked ut nt the stage fr the first time in 12 years. Fr mre than an hur, Beethven jumped abut in frnt f the rchestra, 5______ (wave) is arms wildly in the air, and madly turning the pages f his scre. Finally, the 6______ (jy) nte signaled the end f the symphny, and the audience umped, clapping, cheering and waving their hats 7______ Beethven cntinued cnducting. his head buried in the scre. It was nt until Carline Unger ne f the 8______ (singer ) tk his arm and turned him t face the audience that the great man realised symphny was 9______ success.
Hwever, mst f them had n idea that he was deaf! The ne persn in the rm 10______ didn't hear symphny-and never wuld-was the very man wh cmpsed it.
1. __________2. __________3. __________4. __________5. __________
6. __________7. __________8. __________9. __________10. __________
Ⅰ.完形填空
Trees have always held much attractin fr peple. They are the 1 and biggest life frm n ur planet and ne f the mst beautiful. As a direct 2 with thusands f years f histry, trees have 3 artists ver the years.
When I was a child I 4 a science fictin stry that made me think abut trees in a new way. In the stry, 5 frm an advanced civilizatin cme t ur planet and their spaceship 6 in the middle f a frest. The aliens (外星人) have a lng 7 with the trees f the frest and then leave, 8 t think that the inhabitants(居民) f Earth are nble, intelligent and peaceful.
Trees 9 a lt abut being part f a cmmunity and hw cperatin is better fr a sciety than 10 . Scientists are nly just beginning t understand hw it all 11 ， but we nw knw that trees grwing tgether share all f the available resurces with each ther. S, strng trees in a gd 12 will share fd and water with 13 trees that receive less sunlight. By 14 ， a cmmunity f trees makes itself strnger. The 15 f giant redwd trees, fr example, grw tgether under the grund. It seems as if they are 16 hands. This means that they are 17 strnger when there are heavy winds r flds.
We all acknwledge that trees are 18 fr the envirnment and the survival f ur 19 . Perhaps they have even mre t 20 us in the future.
1. A. kindest B. ldest C. heaviest D. fittest
2. A. link B. league C. culture D. agreement
3. A. gverned B. spnsred C. inspired D. tricked
4. A. tk in B. came acrss C. set aside D. kept up
5. A. wrkers B. researchers C. visitrs D. invaders
6. A. lands B. drps C. flies D. shts
7. A. translatin B. wrd C. cperatin D. cnversatin
8. A. curius B. happy C. desperate D. grateful
9. A. get B. knw C. affrd D. send
10. A. regulatins B. management C. cmpetitin D. cnstructin
11. A. learns B. ends C. grws D. wrks
12. A. psitin B. manner C. rank D. mdel
13. A. lwer B. slwer C. weaker D. cheaper
14. A. pulling back B. bringing up C. fighting back D. teaming up
15. A. branches B. fruits C. leaves D. rts
16. A. hlding B. clapping C. waving D. raising
17. A. nearly B. really C. nly D. merely
18. A. ppular B. suitable C. vital D. nrmal
19. A. city B. cuntry C. cntinent D. planet
20. A. ffer B. take C. pay D. study
Ⅱ.语法填空
(2021·郑州三次质检) Peking Opera is a frm f traditinal Chinese theater that 1.
(appear) in Beijing in the late 18th century.2. (cmbine) music, sng, dance and acrbatics (杂技动作) in a lively and clrful display, it is a 3. (relative) new style f drama, cmpared t ther types f Chinese theater. In the early years f Peking Opera, all the actrs were men, 4. the rles f wmen played by yung bys. The stries fell int tw main 5. (categry)— wen, r civil theater, which fcused n lve, marriage and ther civilian cncerns, and wu, r military theater, which fcused n the theme f war and was knwn fr featuring thrilling stage actins.
In the first half f the 6. (twenty) century, the mst famus actr f Peking Opera was Mei Lanfang, 7. played a key rle in ppularizing Peking Opera and intrducing Chinese theater t the West. Additinally, Mei als tk the bld step in taking n female students, which was 8. highly risky and uncnventinal step at the time.
After the funding f the Peple's Republic f China, Peking Opera perfrmances, which dealt with cntemprary and revlutinary themes, were encuraged. Despite 9. (it) ups and dwns, Peking Opera was revived (复兴) in the 1980s and cntinues t 10. (perfrm) tday.
Ⅰ. 阅读理解
(2021届衡阳高三二模)
“Are persnal sad stries a must t win talent shws？” “Shuldn’t talent be judged n the basis f itself withut needing a sad stry f struggle t win？” These are questins Sanya Malhtra psed n a recent Facebk pst.
This mrning I came acrss this interesting pst by Sanya Malhtra. She revealed that she lved dancing and dreamt f becming an actress, but gt defeated in “Dance India Dance” because her backgrund stry wasn’t sad and inspiring enugh. That’s when she started dubting her artistic gift.
This really set me thinking. Why are peple attracted t sb stries? Why d we always appreciate nly thse peple wh have achieved smething after ging thrugh a lt f hardships? Why des the headline f a newspaper “Taxi－driver’s Sn Stands First In UPSC Exam” find mre readers? I think it is because mst peple, wh are in a similar situatin, find it cmfrting that smene has succeeded with s many hardships. I knw it is really very difficult fr peple with financial, health, r family prblems t vercme bstacles and succeed. I really feel prud f them and I am ften tuched and inspired by their stries.
Nw cme back t what Sanya has said. I think this is a talent shw rather than a stry－telling cmpetitin. When it cmes t a cmpetitin f singing r dancing r any fine arts, all the cmpetitrs shuld be judged withut any bias(偏见). N ne shuld lse because they dn’t have a sad stry f struggle t tell. It’s very unfair. They can be given pprtunities therwise, but shuld nt be judged because f their stries.
Maybe, the TV channels d it t attract mre viewers, because the mst imprtant element f any reality shw is these tuching stries. But as Sanya has said, it’s unfair t thse wh haven’t such a stry and are equally talented.
1. What d we knw abut Sanya Malhtra?
A. She entered a talent shw.
B. She wn “Dance India Dance”．
C. She had a sad stry t tell.
D. She was rejected in a film.
2. What can we infer abut Sanya Malhtra frm the secnd paragraph?
A. She experienced many hardships.
B. She is a famus actress in India.
C. She has a great gift fr gymnastics.
D. She used t be cnfident in her artistic talent.
3. Which f the fllwing headlines appeals t the readers mst accrding t Paragraph 3?
A. A Millinaire Dnated Mney T Harvard University.
B. A Gifted Indian Teenager Wn “Dance India Dance”．
C. An Armless Girl Was Admitted T Harvard University.
D. A Freshman Paid Off Lans by Getting a Part－time Jb.
4. Which f the fllwing is the best title f the passage?
A. Winners Shuld Be Determined by Public Judges
B. Sanya Malhtra Displayed a Great Artistic Gift
C. Cmpetitrs Shuld Nt Be Judged by Sb Stries
D. Talent Shws Cmpetitrs Can Tell Their Stries
Ⅱ. 阅读七选五
(2021届聊城市高三上期末)
Childhd besity puts kids at risk fr cardivascular disease, bne and jint prblems, sleep apnea, and ptential scial and psychlgical prblems. __1__
Of curse, the CDC recmmends healthy lifestyle chices—healthy eating, physical exercise. __2__ That is t prvide a safe and supprtive envirnment where healthy lifestyle chices can be made.
What dn’t kids need? __3__ T much fcus n verweight leads tward mre weight gain.
A new data analysis f tw studies fund that children whse parents cnsidered them t be “verweight” tended t gain mre weight ver 10 years than children whse parents cnsidered them “nrmal weight”. Children whse parents label them as “verweight” had a negative self－perceptin abut their bdies. They were engaged in mre attempts t lse weight. __4__
The clear message frm this study is that dieting is mre likely t lead t weight gain, nt weight lss, in bth children and adults. Psychlgy researchers Eric Rbinsn and Angelina Sutin argue that the stigma f being labeled verweight as a child might actually gain weight in the future.
__5__ Fr the study, children’s height and weight were measured at age 4 r 5, and parents were asked t describe whether they thught the children were best described as underweight, nrmal weight, verweight r very verweight. When the children were 12 r 13, they used images t best depict what they perceived their bdies t lk like and were asked whether r nt they engaged in any dieting behavir. Height and weight measurements were taken again when the children were 14 r 15 years ld.
A. Labels and pressure arund weight and weight gain.
B. The researchers cannt be certain abut what is driving.
C. Left untreated, these prblems can cntinue int adulthd.
D. They analyzed the data frm a study f Australian children.
E. They als pint ut anther imprtant way t keep kids healthy.
F. But it actually cntributed t weight gain ver the 10－year perid.
G. A number f mthers in this study suffer frm depressin and anxiety.
Ⅲ. 书面表达
(2021届呼和浩特市高三调研)
假定你是李华，下个月你校将举办“中国文化艺术节”。你校的英国友好学校将派代表参加，请你代表学生会发邮件告知英方团长Mr Smith有关细节，内容包括：
1. 自我介绍；
2. 活动安排；
3. 表达期待。
注意：1. 词数100字左右；
2. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；
3. 参考词汇：代表团delegatin
Dear Mr Smith，
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Yurs，
Li Hua