新人教版英语高一年级下册module 4《unit 5 theme parks》教学设计精品doc.docx

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新人教版英语高一年级下册module4《unit5themeparks》教学设计精品doc

Unit5Themeparks

Ⅰ、单项填空

1.HowmuchtimedotheyspendEnglishamongeachday?

A.practisingspoken;themselves

B.inpracticespeaking;themselves

C.inpractisingtospeak;themselves

D.inpractisingtospeak;them

2.Asdirectorofthecompany，Ican’tthreeweeksawayfromwork.

A.carryB.costC.payD.afford

3.NotonlyIbutalsoJaneandMarytiredofhavingoneexaminationafteranother.

A.areB.isC.amD.be

4.ThereisMr.Smithatthedoorwhowantstospeaktoyou.

A.asomeB.certainC.someaD.acertain

5.Thebabycriedagain.Theyoungmotherfeltveryandherhusbandwore____expressiononhisface，too.

A.confused;confused

B.confusing;confused

C.confusing;confusing

D.confused;confusing

6.Whatworriedthechildmostwastovisithismotherinthehospital.

A.hisnotallowing

B.hisnotbeingallowed

C.hisbeingnotallowed

D.havingnotbeenallowed

7.difficulttheworkmaybe，wemustgoallouttofinishitaheadoftime.

A.WhateverB.HoweverC.HowD.What

8.Thethiefstolethelights，thestairsevendarker.A.makeB.tomakeC.makingD.andmake

9.Althoughitwasrainingheavily，yetnoonestopped.A.almost;towork

B.nearly;towork

C.almost;working

D.nearly;working

10.Theoldmanoftentoldthemstories，andhetriedtomakethem.

A.greatfunsB.agreatfun

C.greatfunD.muchgreatfun

11.Remembertobringachair，ifitisconvenienttoyou.

A.folding

B.folded

C.beingfolded

D.beingfolding

12.—

—It’sonlyabouttenminutes’walk.

A.Hello，canyoutellmethewaytothestation?

B.Turnleftatthetrafficlight.

C.ShallItakeabus?

D.Isitfarfromhere?

13.areply，hedecidedtowriteagaintoaskaboutwhatwasgoingon.

A.Notreceiving

B.Receivingnot

C.Nothavingreceived

D.Havingnotreceived

14.Usingbodylanguageacorrectwaywillhelpcommunicateothersinaforeigncountry.

A.on;with

B.by;about

C.in;with

D.with;to

15.Mostoftheworkdonebymysister，andwasdonebyHanKai.

A.was;therest

B.were;theothers

C.was;theothers

D.were;therest

Ⅱ.完形填空

Computerhackershavenowgottheirhandsonmobilephones.Aphonevirusprogramcan　____16　yourphonedothingsyouhavenocontrolover，computersecurityexperts　17　.

Itmight　18　theWhiteHouseorthepolice，orforwardyourpersonaladdressbooktoamarketingcompany.

Oritcouldsimplyeatintothephone’soperatingsoftware，turningit　19　anderasingyourpersonalinformation.

Similarviruseshavealreadymademobilephoneowners　20　inJapanandEurope.

Mr.Hypponen，chieftechnicalofficerofacomputersecuritycompanyinFinlandsaidavirus“cangetyour　21　andsendthemelse-where.Anditcanrecordyour　22　”.

MobilesarenowabletosurftheNet，sendemailsand　23　software.Sotheyareaneasy　24　forthesamehackerswhohavesentvirusestocomputersoverthepastdecade.

“It’stechnically　25　now，”saidStephenTrilling，directorofresearchatantivirus　26　makeSymantecCorpbasedintheUS.

“Ifthephoneisconnectedtothe　27　,itcanbeusedtotransmitthreatsand　28　justasanycomputercan.”

InJapan，ifyouopenedacertainemailmessage　29　yourmobile，itwouldcausethephonetorepeatedly　30　thenationalemergency（紧急）number.

Sophoneoperatorshadto　31　emergencycallsuntilthe　32　wasremoved.

InEurope，mobiles’shortmessageservice，　33　SMS，hasbeenusedtosendcodesthatcoulddamage　34　.

Mobileuserscan　35　virus，ofcourse，bystickingtotheirtraditionalphoneswithoutWeblinks，someexpertssaid.

16.A.getB.forceC.makeD.damage

17.A.speakB.talkC.tellD.say

18.A.leadB.causeC.controlD.call

19.A.offB.outC.downD.on

20.A.interestedB.angryC.excitedD.terrified

21.A.messagesB.passagesC.musicD.information

22.A.voiceB.passwordsC.musicD.address

23.A.makeB.destroyC.downloadD.develop

24.A.jobBtaskC.subjectD.target

25.A.possibleB.impossibleC.usefulD.valuable

26.A.hardwareB.softwareCputerD.equipment

27.AputerB.televisionC.InternetD.radio

28.A.strikeB.visitC.hitD.attack

29.A.inB.byC.onD.with

30.A.sendB.dialC.countD.press

31.A.hideB.forbidC.stopD.prevent

32.A.bugB.mistakeC.faultD.email

33.A.andB.norC.orD.but

34.A.recordersBputersC.TVsD.phones

35.A.stopB.avoidC.killD.find

Ⅲ.阅读理解

A

Itseemsthatbeautyandwomenaretwins.Youarejoking?

No，Iamnot.Observeforyourself.AdsonfashionfloodTVscreens，radioprograms，magazines，newspapers，andthestreets.Whethertheyhaverealizedornot，womenarebesiegedbyaseaoffashion.Theyaretaughttothinkthatwithoutbeautifulclothestheywillgrowoldandlosttheircharm.Sowhodarestoneglectdressingupatthecostoftheirappearanceandyouth?

ButIdonotagreewiththeopinionthatwomenhavetoshowtheirmindsthroughtheirlooks.Therichnessoftheirmindprovestobemorebeautifulandattractivethantheirlooks.Awomanwhohasexperiencedmanytroublesandmaybecalled“aunt”or“granny”canstillmaintainherbeautyifshehassuchexcellentqualitiesasknowledge，ability，akindheart，greatcourage，concernforothers，etc.

Inaddition，oldandyoung，beautifulanduglyarerelativeconcepts.Peoplewhokeepayoungmindwillneverfeelold.Curiousaboutnewthingsandeagertolearnmore，theykeepupwiththetide.Plainlydressedwomenmayhaveatypeofbeauty，whichispureandreal.

Readingandlearningarethebestwaytokeeponeyouthful.Goodbooksarefertilesoilwhichcanfeedtheflowerofone’sheartandlooks.

36.Whichofthefollowingdoyouthinkisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.TheConceptofYouth

B.WhatIsBeauty

C.BeautyandWomen

D.WhatIsFashion

37.Theunderlinedword“besieged”maymean.

A.belongedto

B.beside

C.drew

D.surroundedwith

38.“Sowhodarestoneglectdressingupatthecostoftheirappearanceandyouth?

”means.

A.noonedarestonoticethatdressingupneedsmoney

B.noonedaretofailtocareforherappearanceandyouthwithdressingup

C.everyonedarestonoticethatdressingupneedsmoney

D.everyonedoesnotdaretofailtocareforherappearanceandyouthwithdressingup

39.What’sthewriter’sattitudeofthispassage?

A.Hethinksthatrichnessisbeautiful.

B.It’simpossibletobeoldifyoukeepayoungmind.

C.Therichnessofthemindisreallybeautiful.

D.Anoldladycankeepherbeautyifshehasrichknowledge.

B

Doyouhaveaphobia（恐惧症）?

No，itisnotaninfectiousdisease，butitcanmakeyouquiteasbad.Aphobiaisanunreasonablefearofsomeparticularthingsorsituations.

Didyouknowthatsomepeoplefearheights?

Thatiscalledacrophobia.Manypeopleexperienceclaustrophobiawhentheyareinaclosedspacesuchasasmallroomoralift.Zoophobiaisafearofanimals.Afearofdirtiscalledmysophobia.Therearenamesforfearofthunder，lightning，wideopenspaces，people，crowds，darkness，water，andmanyotherthings.

Aphobiaexperttellsusthatinthecomingofaphobicsituationapersonhaswhatiscalledan“anxietyattack”.Bloodrushestohislargermusclesinpreparationforflightorfight.

Oneexpertonphobiassuggestswelearntofaceourfearsgradually.Apersonwhoisafraidofpeoplecouldovercomethisfearbygettingusedtothemoneatatime.Someonewhoisafraidofwatercouldtakeswimminglessonsintherelativesafetyofapoolwithalifeguardathand.Apersonafraidofheightscouldpractiselookingdownfrommiddleheightsfirstuntilhecouldhandlethegreaterones.

40.Accordingtothepassage，apersonwhoisafraidofcatsismostlikelytohave.

A.mysophobia

B.acrophobia

C.zoophobia

D.claustrophobia

41.Agoodwaytoovercomeone’sunreasonablefearofsomethingwouldbe.

A.tryingtoavoidit

B.preparingforflightorfight

C.gettingridoftheanxietyattack

D.tryingtogetusedtoit

42.Ifyouhaveaphobia，.

A.youmusttakeswimminglessonsinasafepool

B.itwillbeastroublesomeasaninfectiousdisease

C.youmayattendsomeparties

D.you’dbetterpractiselookingdownfrommiddleheightsfirst

43.Amanintheappearanceofphobicsituation.

A.iscalledananxietyattack

B.hasbloodrushtohislegs

C.hasthefeelingofflightorfight

D.fearssomeparticularthings

C

ThelongrunningargumentbetweenAustraliansandNewZealandersregardingtheadvantagesoftheirdifferentaccent（口音）hasrestartedinChinaoverEnglishlanguagecourses.

Despite（尽管）thepopularityofaradioAustraliaEnglishcourseinsomepartsofthecountry，ChinesebroadcastingofficialssaidthatsomeNewZealandersweretryingtodamageAustralianlanguagecoursesbecauseoftheAustralianaccent.ANewZealanderEmbassy（大使）officialinBeijingsaidtherehadneverbeenanyofficialtalksaboutthismatter.ButthelocalbroadcastingofficialssaidtheNewZealandlanguageteachersinChinaweresayingtheNewZealandaccentwascloserthantheAustraliaaccenttoproperspokenEnglish.

AspokespersonfromtheAustralianEmbassysaidtheChinesehadgiventheminformationthattheyactuallylikeEnglishcoursesconducted（传导）byAustraliansbecausetheaccentwas“nottooBritishandnottooAmerican”.

JohnCrone，headofRadioAustralia’sNorthAsiaDepartmentwhichputtogethertherecentEnglishfromAustraliacoursethatgotbigsuccessinHenanProvince，China，saidheknewaboutthecurrentaccentdebate（辩论）.“Wedogetremarks（评论）fromtheChineseregardingtheadvantagesofEnglishfromtheUnitedKingdom，UnitedStatesandotherplaces,”hesaid.

“AccentsareimportantandtheChinesecanfindtheAustraliaaccent