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Unit3Languageinuse,Ⅰ.漢譯英1.大點(diǎn)聲說(shuō)speakup2.不只是;多于morethan3.成千上萬(wàn)的thousandsof4.代替;而不是insteadof5.找出;查明findout6.結(jié)果是asaresult7.與……一樣……as...as...8.請(qǐng)某人幫忙asksb.forhelp9.想到;考慮thinkof10.除掉;去掉getridof,,,,,,,,,,,Ⅱ.根據(jù)句意用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空1.Hewasdrivingasfast(fast)aspossible.2.Itisbetter(good)tolistenthantospeak.3.Mydaughterismuchtaller(tall)now.Thejeanssheworelastyeararealreadytooshort.4.Junkfoodisunhealthy(health).Don’teatitanymore.5.Themostimportantthingisthatherdaughter’sillness(ill)hasbeencured(治愈).,,,,,,Ⅲ.根據(jù)漢語(yǔ)意思完成句子,每空一詞1.孩子們必須互相交流。Thechildrenhavetocommunicatewitheachother.2.你可以與我們分享這些零食。Youcansharethesnackswithus.3.找出誰(shuí)打碎了窗戶。Findoutwhobrokethewindow.4.結(jié)果,他獲得了一份好工作。Asaresult,hewasgivenanexcellentjob.5.人類創(chuàng)造音樂(lè)已有數(shù)千年的歷史。Menhavebeenmakingmusicforthousandsofyears.,,,,,,,Ⅰ.單項(xiàng)填空(D)1.—Canyoucatchwhattheforeignteachersaidjustnow?—Sorry,Icanunderstandit.A.almostB.everC.nearlyD.hardly(C)2.Theboyisn’tasashewasbefore.Nowheeatsalothealthyfood.A.thin;muchB.thinner;muchC.thin;moreD.thinner;more(B)3.—WhatdoyouthinkofWilson’sspeaking?—Noonedoesinourschool.A.goodB.betterC.wellD.best,,,,(C)4.—Yoursonusedtostayathomebuthenowlikesoutdooractivities.Howdidyoudothat?—Itriedmanywaysoverandoveragain.,Imadeit.A.NextB.ThenC.FinallyD.Suddenly(A)5.A“workaholic”workstoomuchandusuallyforgetstohavemealsandgotobed.,hedoesn’thavegoodhealth.A.AsaresultB.AsawholeC.AsamatteroffactD.Asarule,,,Ⅱ.完形填空Ayoungwomaninher20swassittingonthetrain,nexttohermother.Theybothlookedtired1excited.Theyoungwomanwaslookingoutfromthewindowofthetrain.Suddenly,sheshouted,“Mum,look,thetreesarebehindus!”Hervoicewasso2thateveryoneonthetrainheard.Mumsmiled.Butayoungcouplesittingnearbylookedattheyoungwoman’schildishbehaviour(行為)with3.“Pooryoungwoman.Theremustbesomethingwrongwithher4,”theythought.Awhilelater,theyoungwoman5again,“Mum,look!Thecloudsarerunningwithus!”Mumsmiledagain.6,thecouplecouldn’thelpaskingtheoldwoman,“Sorryifweoffend(冒犯)you.Butwhydon’tyoutakeyourdaughtertoagooddoctor?”,Theoldwomansmiledandsaid,“Actually,wehavejustcomefromthe7.”“Thenyoushouldgotoabetterone.Becauseitseemsthatyourdaughter’ssituationhasn’t8,”saidoneofthem.Theyfeltsobadfortheoldwoman.“No,infactI’mveryhappywiththetreatment,”saidthemother.“Mydaughterwas9frombirth.Today,sheisseeingtheworldforthefirsttime.”Everysinglepersonhasastory.Don’tjudgepeoplebeforeyoutrulyknowthem.Thetruthmight10you.,(A)1.A.butB.andC.asD.or(C)2.A.sweetB.lowC.loudD.soft(A)3.A.pityB.dutyC.joyD.cold(B)4.A.toothB.mindC.legD.arm(C)5.A.saidB.askedC.shoutedD.danced(A)6.A.FinallyB.LuckilyC.SimilarlyD.Probably(D)7.A.schoolB.factoryC.museumD.hospital(B)8.A.startedB.improvedC.changedD.appeared(C)9.A.illB.deafC.blindD.weak(D)10.A.tellB.findC.pleaseD.surprise,,,,,,,,,,,Ⅲ.閱讀理解It’sacold,greySundayafternooninMarch.TheBritishareallworkingintheirgardens.They’redigging,cuttingleavesandplantingnewseeds(種子).Bysummer,theirgardenswillbefullofbrightcolours.TheBritishlovetheirgardens.ABritishnewspaperrecentlyaskedpeoplefortheiropinionsaboutthem.Around70%ofthepeoplefeltitwasimportanttospendtimeinthegarden,andover50%ofthesedescribedgardeningasthemostenjoyablethingtheyeverdid.OnlyoneintenhousesinBritaindonothaveagarden.Peoplewholiveinhouseswithoutgardensoftenrent(租用)landfromthegovernment.,Atfirst,onlyveryrichpeoplehadgardens.Youcanstillseethegardensaroundhouseswithalonghistory,suchasChatsworthHouseorCastleHoward.Intheearlytwentiethcentury,however,gardeningbecameahobby.Peopleboughtdifferentkindsofseedsandplantsfortheirgardens.Althoughroses,sunflowersandtomatoesareoftengrowninBritishgardens,theyoriginally(起初)grewwildinothercountries.Everyyear,therearecompetitionsforthelargestvegetables,butdon’texpecttowin:Britain’sbiggestcarrotisalmostsixmetreslong.,(B)1.Insummer,Britishgardensareoften.A.fullofpeoplediggingthereB.colourfulwithdifferentplantsC.toohotforpeopletoworkthereD.coveredwithgreyleavesandplants(A)2.ArecentsurveyshowedthatoftheBritishfeltitimportanttodosomegardening.A.around70%B.over50%C.only20%D.about10%,,,(D)3.WecaninferfromParagraph4that.A.seedswereprovidedforfreeB.roseswerefirstgrowninBritainC.gardeningisahobbyintheworldD.theownerofChatsworthHousewasrich(B)4.Whatdoesthewritermeanbytheunderlinedsentence?A.Itiseasytogrowbigvegetables.B.Itishardtowinthecompetition.C.Thecarrotismucheasiertogrow.D.Thecarrotishisfavouritevegetable.,,,