高中英语人教版 (新课标)必修1&2Unit 1 Friendship复习练习题

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Unit 1 Friendship learning about language课时作业

第一节完形填空

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

What's the difference between having the dream and living the dream? Hard work and perseverance.

Wanda Smith always wanted to be a school teacher but sometimes meeting life's demanding realities can mean a dream 1 ； A mother of three, Smith also 2 her mom. Obviously, 3 her family responsibilities, she took a job as bus monitor for Brenham Independent School District.

The time was tight, but rather than let her dream 4 , at age 37, she added night classes to her 5 . Nine years on, she 6 graduated with a bachelor's degree. She was a teacher with a(n) 7 at last.

Smith's story came full circle when she was hired as a teacher back at Brenham Elementary School. "When I stand in front of my classroom, I am 8 my dream," Smith said. 9 . her mom didn5t live to see her accomplishment, but she knew she would have been proud of her.

During the pandemic, as some of her students 10 to meet the demands of distance learning, Smith stepped up to the challenge, 11 packets of schoolwork to them at home. It's 12 Smith's kids adore her. In a special surprise ceremony, they shouted their praise and held up big colorful signs 13 their appreciation.

Smith's life is an example as well as a (an) 14 . With a 15 heart, she graduated from cleaning classrooms to leading classrooms-and that certainly puts her on our honor roll.

1. A. lived	B. grabbed	C. delayed	D. intended
2. A. cared for	B. complained about	C. corresponded with	D. connected with
3. A. knowing	B. shouldering	C. abandoning	D. overlooking
4. A. continue	B. last	C. grow	D. die
5. A. task	B. schedule	C. job	D. dream
6. A. finally	B. slowly	C. gradually	D. suddenly
7. A. assumption	B. application	C. qualification	D. reservation
8. A. realizing	B. recognizing	C. completing	D. meeting
9. A. Unfortunately	B. Thankfully	C. Significantly	D. Accidentally
10. A. expected	B. preferred	C. struggled	D. managed
11. A. presenting	B. exposing	C. delivering	D. addressing
12. A. no use	B. no wonder	G. no need	D. no way
13. A. declaring	B. evaluating	C. relaying	D. withdrawing
14. A. promotion	B. exception	C. inspiration	D. attraction
15. A. broken	B. content	C. grateful	D. willing

第二节语法填空（共10小题;每小题1. 5分，满分15分）

阅读下面材料，在题后空白处填入适当的内容（每空一词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

The English translations of poems by four renowned Tang Dynasty （618—907） poets have recently been published, allowing these literary masterpieces 16 （appreciate） in lands beyond China.

So far, Zhao 17 (translate) 1,012 poems by Li, more than 1,100 poems by Du, and 400 poems by Wang. Translations of Bai's 3, 000 poems are still a work 18 progress.

Zhao says Wang's poems were famous for his 19 (describe) of nature and landscapes； however, Li 20 (skillful) inserted his sentiments into romantic poetic lines. Du was known for his poetry that featured his worries about the nation and wars, 21 Bai often expressed concerns of his friends and homeland in his works.

Zhao, 22 is also president of the International Sinological Studies and Education Association, says that China 23 (boast) a long history of poetry. Chinese poetry goes back to 24 age of the legendary Yellow Emperor, or Huangdi, 25 (date) back to around 2200 BC. "The Tang Dynasty is the golden age in Chinese literature, and poems by the four poets are like the jewels on the crown of Tang poetry," says Zhao.

第三节阅读理解七选五（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

There are some bad cell phone habits that can have serious social, academic, health, and legal consequences. So, it is important and necessary to educate your teen about unhealthy habits. Here are some bad habits that teens need to stop:

Talk on the phone in quiet public areas. Make sure that your teen knows it is not OK to talk on the phone in theaters, libraries, waiting rooms, or other quiet public areas. 26

Stare at their phones for hours. Many people--not just teens--are spending their days mindlessly scrolling through news feeds and social media accounts. 27 So set healthy limits on your teen’s cell phone use so he can enjoy real world experiences.

Make private conversations public. The whole world doesn’t need to know about the latest drama among your teen’s friends or the most recent family issue you’ve been experiencing. 28 Tell him to go to a private area if he must continue a phone conversation.

Take unsuitable pictures. 29 Unfortunately, that can often lead to taking selfies in dangerous places. Talk to your teen about the dangers of taking and sharing unsuitable photos.

30 The rules about smartphone use in the classroom vary from school to school. Regardless of your school’s policies, cell phone use during school can serve as a major distraction. Talk to your teen about turning his phone off during the school day so he won’t use it.

A. Use the phone during school.

B. Ignore the people around them.

C. Don’t allow your teen to use digital devices during mealtimes.

D. Talk to your teen about the importance of being respectful to others.

E. As a result, they’re missing out on everything going on around them.

F. Teach your teen to speak quietly on the cell phone when others are nearby.

G. Smartphone cameras mean teens can take photos almost anywhere anytime.

参考答案

第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

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第二节（每小题1. 5分，满分15分）

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