2019-2020年高一人教版英語必修四課時(shí)作業(yè)：Unit5Themeparks（4）含答案.doc

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2019-2020年高一人教版英語必修四課時(shí)作業(yè)：Unit5Themeparks（4）含答案用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空1. There are lots of future theme parks in many countries, so you could probably visit one without _(learn) French.2. Some theme parks provide up-to-date information, lots of fun and_(excite).3. There are future parks where people can go on _(imagine) trips to space.4. The purpose of a sports theme park is to involve visitors in physical exercise and_(athlete) petition .5. Theme parks are more than _(amuse) parks with rides, such as a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round or a roller coaster.6. Theyre being very _(mystery) about their holiday plans.7. The development of the steam engine was a great _(technology) advance.8. Johns father is a well-known _(translate) .9. The_(equip) of his laboratory took lots of time and money.10. How about_(e) with us for a picnic?完形填空The cold weather of the last week has had a surprising result. Forty thousand Russian red-necked ducks have 11 in Britain where the weather, just below freezing, is like spring to them.The Russian red-necked ducks manage perfectly well at temperatures down to thirty degrees 12 zero. They wouldnt think of 13 home at minus forty. But, as the cold gets colder, if it does, they make a quick 14 to take off together all with a single thought 15 : Go somewhere 16 .Last Tuesday the small 17 near my house was invaded by about three hundred Russian red-necked ducks, a noisy lot, though I must say they were not troublesome. Our local birds were at first quite 18 by these 19 from far away, and there were some obvious language difficulties too.At nine o clock I went down 20 to the edge of the lake, with a little bread and milk 21 our own birds. I saw them standing about, 22 the foreigners to eat up everything. But my worry proved 23 ; the red-necked birds didnt like the bread at all. Many of them 24 a mouthful, and threw up. In fact they pushed and fought to get away from the food, 25 own birds looked at them 26 .My wife had 27 me down the path with a hopeless cake she had made on Monday evening. She had forgotten to turn off the electricity in time, and the cake got 28 . Now that, funnily enough, the Russian birds 29 , though our birds wouldnt touch it. We realized then the visitors were used to 30 bread probably, and my wife agreed to make some for them.11. A. reached B. got C. arrived D. left12. A. below B. under C. over D. above13. A. staying B. leaving C. getting D. making14. A. conclusion B. planC. advice D. decision15. A. by heart B. in mind C. in heart D. on mind16. A. hotter B. colder C. warmer D. cooler17. A. lake B. village C. town D. hill18. A. pleased B. delighted C. moved D. upset19. A. strangers B. passengers C. enemies D. pioneers20. A. as ever B. as usual C. as often D. as before21. A. from B. on C. for D. to22. A. expecting B. expected C. watch D. watching23. A. untrue B. trueC. unnecessary D. necessary24. A. tried B. ateC. had D. managed25. A. your B. our C. their D. his26. A. in sadness B. in a line C. in excite D. in surprise27. A. Mowed B. walked C. made D. advised28. A. burnt B. burned up C. burning D. burned down29. A. sucked B. drank C. loved D. hated30. A. white B. black C. green D. red