Unit3 Period 1 Reading and Thinking -2022-2023学年高一英语课后培优分级练(人教版2019必修第三册)(附答案).docx
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1、Unit 3 Diverse CulturesPeriod 1 Reading and Thinking培优层级1基础多维巩固维度一 语境填词1The Chinese discovered that the gas _(泄露,逃逸) from the tube could lift it into the air. (根据汉语提示单词拼写) 2Tu Youyou _(因赢得好声誉)her contribution to medicine. (根据汉语提示完成句子)3Salisbury sent him on a diplomatic_(使命)to North America. (根据汉语提示单
2、词拼写)4Travel allows me an _(逃离) from the boring life to appreciate the beauty of the world. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)5The Chinese dragon was a bringer of good _(好运). (根据汉语意思填空)6The witness _(声称) the driver was lying to escape being fined. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)7He kept a_(日记) during his visit to Japan. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)8Before
3、the race,he is fine.But_(后来) he is worn out. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)9Li Lei went to Taipei to _(寻找) his fortune by himself when he was eighteen years old. (根据汉语意思填空)10Many young people go to big cities to _ (寻找) their fortune. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)11The car accident _ (夺去)three lives. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)12They divide the city
4、 into sections,each_(区域) having its own streets or blocks. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)13The new railway will benefit the _(地区). (根据汉语提示单词拼写)14Studying is _ (肯定地)a big part of senior secondary school students life. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)15They_(声称) to have discovered a cure for the disease. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)维度二 单句语法填空1In the cafe
5、, customers will enjoy themselves in the _ (history) environment that is created for them. (所给词的适当形式填空)2She was too proud_(admit)she could be wrong. (所给词的适当形式填空)3The thief tries _(escape). And the officer cant let him get away. (所给词的适当形式填空)4The training schedule, apart _ regular training, includes j
6、oining in a variety of activities, such as participating in some national competitions. (用适当的词填空)5My brother _(admit) into a university, which delighted us all. (所给词的适当形式填空)6Only athletes who have reached the agreed standard for their event will be admitted _ competitors. (根据句式结构填空)7She has been sel
7、ected _ the England team. (用适当的词填空)8Im_(definite)going to take advantage of the precious chance. (所给词的适当形式填空)9What brought_ the change in his attitude? (用适当的词填空)10Jack was working in the lab when the power cut_(occur). (所给词的适当形式填空)11He admitted that he had made an effort to escape_(punish). (所给词的适当形
8、式填空)12To historic Toledo, Roman Mrida and into Andalucia, we explore _ (history) monuments and architecture. (所给词的适当形式填空)13I am ashamed _(admit)that Ive never read any of his books. (所给词的适当形式填空)14You have done an excellent job and are bound to _(admit) into the company. (所给词的适当形式填空)15The economic re
9、form brought _ great changes in the lives of the common people.培优层级2 多维训练提能.写作小练笔1. 我们要寻求人与自然和谐共存,积极应对气候变化。(between)(汉译英)2. 家常菜往往成为我们跌入人生低谷时寻求的慰籍食物。(seek)(汉译英)3. 我知道我以前听过这首歌,但是它的名字我忘了。(escape) (汉译英4他测量了野生动物迁徙的位置,并开始寻找解决办法。(the position from where;seek a solution)(汉译英)5这部畅销小说是由历史事件改编而来的。(adapt)(汉译英)I
10、I.语法填空VeniceThe Risk of the Disappearance of an Entire CityVenice is a stunning oddity. It is a city built atop around 120 islands, crisscrossed by 177 canals, and is best explored via the use of its 391 bridges. But the city is not well recently. Indeed, _1_ drastic measures are taken, the citys da
11、ys could be numbered. This is far from hyperbole(夸张): Venice is at very real risk of _2_ (consume) by the sea. In worst-case scenario, the city could disappear beneath the waves by 2100. Meanwhile, many of its building are sinking _3_ being damaged by the wakes of boats. It is also routinely overwhe
12、lmed by tourists, while its local population is in continual decline. Globally, a lot of cities_4_ (hit) by similar problems of sinking land and rising sea levels in Venice. Low-lying Jakarta(雅加达), for example, is in such a terrible situation that it is being replaced _5_ the capital city of Indones
13、ia by Nusantara, a city not yet even built. In November 2019, Venice suffered its second-worst flooding. It created headlines around the world, with onlookers _6_ (astonish) by the incredible images of Saint Marks Square, one of the citys lowest lying areas, covered in feet of water. The tide reache
14、d a peak height of 187cm above sea level, _7_ (result) in more than 80% of the city being under water. A state of emergency was declared, and there was an estimated 1bn euros worth of damage. The worst ever flooding event, which happened in 1966, _8_ (see) water levels rise to 194cm above sea level,
15、 and is thought _9_ (damage) at least three quarters of the citys shops, businesses and studios. _10_ a gap of over 50 years separated these events, recent trends suggest that we wont have to wait half a century to see another disastrous flood. Since water levels started being officially recorded in
16、 1923, they have reached 150cm or more on only 10 occasions, but five of those have been in the last three years.培优层级3 真题拔高滚动训练I 阅读理解 AWhen Barcelonas citizens emerged from a six-week lockdown at the end of April last year, they found that while the city had lain inactive, nature had been busy trans
17、forming the streets and parks into a wilderness. “The parks were shut, so no gardening was carried out,” says Margarita Pares, who heads the citys biodiversity programme. “It was spring and it rained a lot more than usual. The result was an explosion in plant growth. And there were many more butterf
18、lies, as they are a species that reacts very quickly to changes in the environment.”Once the gardeners went back to work, the question was whether to return everything to its neat and tidy state, or let nature take its course?The answer is neither. Pares says the council spent the previous two years
19、 working on plans to “naturalise” or “rewild” the cityand was about to announce this change of policy when the pandemic struck. By the time the lockdown ended, it was a lot easier to sell rewilding to the public desiring fresh air and open space. When it comes to embracing nature in its cities, Spai
20、n falls behind many countries. But it is hoped that Barcelonas new policy will go some way to correcting that.“In a city like Barcelona, its a case of replacing what exists with green infrastructure(基础建设),” says Lorena Escuer who has worked in Barcelona on a pilot scheme called Alcorques Vivos, whic
21、h plants wildflowers at the base of trees in the streets rather than surrounding them with pavement. “Its not having a park surrounded by asphalt(沥青)but introducing nature into the city,” she says. “People need re-educating. Their idea of a clean space is where theres no life and the ecosystem is de
22、ad. Theres this idea that nature is something outside and that whats natural for the city is for there to be nothing.”“Rewilding has made us look at how we live and how we want to live. Theres no going back from here. The lockdown gave us a glimpse of nature in the city and it surprised us,” says Ma
23、rgarita Pares.1What happened to Barcelona after a six-week lockdown last year?AThe environment became wild.BPlants stopped growing.CGardening was abolished.DFewer butterflies emerged.2What does the underlined phrase “new policy” in paragraph 2 refer to?AReturning Barcelona to neatness and tidiness.B
24、Filling open space with fitness facilities.C“Naturalising” or “rewilding” Barcelona.DDeveloping economy to shake off backwardness.3Which of the following will Lorena Escuer probably support?ASurrounding trees with pavement.BPromoting green infrastructure.CBuilding park roads with asphalt.DKeeping th
25、e city empty and clean.4What is Margarita Paress attitude to “rewilding”?ADoubtful.BIntolerant.CUnclear.DFavorable.BLast fall,my dad and I visited Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary,which is located in the mountains of Northern Thailand. Although our stay was short, it turned out to be the most memor
26、able part of our holiday.Upon arrival,we headed to the base to learn about the elephants that were in the care.The eldest,Too Meh, had spent much of her life giving tourists rides with a heavy iron seat tied to her back.Her daughter,Mae Doom,and grandsons,Dodo and Gen Thong,had also spent years in c
27、hains doing hard work to entertain tourists. It broke our hearts to hear their sad stories.Early the next morning, we saw Too Meh and Mae Doom exploring the forest and Dodo playing by the river. Seeing them free was a heartwarming experience. Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary was founded with the go
28、al of protecting the welfare of elephants, and that is why this place does not offer elephant rides or elephant performances of any kind. Instead, it tries to educate visitors about these amazing animals.But we did more than just get to know the elephants. We also cooked and ate together with our ho
29、st family, learned about the language of the local people, and helped teach English to the children in the village. In doing these activities, we were able to experience the local customs and culture firsthand.By providing such opportunities for visitors, the place gives back to the village by helpi
30、ng the villagers make more money and learn English. Its a win-win situation.If you want to see elephants in their natural environment,Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary is the nice place to go. Its an experience you wont forget.5What can we learn about Too Meh?AShe lived through hard times.BShe gave
31、birth to three babies.CShe is used to wearing chains.DShe has an iron seat on her back.6What does the Kindred Elephant Sanctuary aim to do?ATo entertain tourists.BTo teach languages.CTo protect elephants.DTo maintain customs.7What benefit do villagers get from the sanctuary?AHigher income.BCheaper t
32、ravel.CFree elephant rides.DLive entertainment.8Which of the following can be the best title for the text?AMy Best Holiday EverBStopping Hurting ElephantsCOne Performance You Cant MissDA Visit to the Elephant SanctuaryII 完形填空A hundred years ago, the largest city in the world was London, with a popul
33、ation of 6.5 million. Today it is beaten by Tokyo. With barely a quarter the population of London a century ago, the Tokyo metropolitan area has since _1_ to 34 million, promoting it to first place in the global city league table. Tokyos phenomenal growth is largely due to a single factor: migration
34、 from the countryside to the city. This _2_ migration can now be seen in scores of cities around the globe. And it has brought us to a crucial moment in human history. In 1990, most people lived in the countryside, with a little over 10 percent of the worlds population living in _3_. From next year,
35、 the UN Population Division predicts that for the first time in history, more people will live in cities than in the country, and the biggest growth will be in “mega-cities,” with populations over 10 million. The _4_ of mega-cities - there are now 20 in total - has brought with it huge environmental
36、 and social problems. Cities occupy just two percent of the land surface of the Earth but consume three-quarters of the resources that are used up each year. Their residents are making ruinous _5_ on soils and water supplies for food and on forests for wood and paper. _6_ the worlds population to th
37、e countryside isnt an option. Dividing up the planet into plots of land on which we could all survive self-sufficiently would create its own natural disasters, not to mention being highly unlikely to ever _7_. If we are to protect what is left of nature, and meet the demand to improve the quality of
38、 living for the worlds developing nations, a new form of city living is the only option. _8_, governments, planners, architects, and engineers are beginning to wake up to this idea, and are dreaming up new ways to green the mega-cities. Their approaches _9_ two main principles: recycle whatever poss
39、ible and remove as many cars as possible. So as well as developing energy-efficient buildings, emphasis is being placed on increasing the use of _10_ and redesigning how cities are organized to integrate work and living areas into a single neighborhood, rather than _11_ cities into residential, comm
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