牛津译林版必修第三册Unit2 Natural disasters学案知识点考点汇总及配套习题.docx
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牛津译林版必修第三册Unit2Naturaldisasters学案知识点考点汇总及配套习题
Unit2Naturaldisasters
Vocabularyandthewholeunit
Ⅰ.匹配词义
A.单词匹配
( )1.county A.n.程序,步骤,手续
( )2.disasterB.n.楼梯;梯级
( )3.crashC.n.碰撞声,破裂声;碰撞;
崩溃vi.&vt.碰撞,撞击;崩溃
( )4.exitD.n.郡,县
( )5.orderlyE.n.灾难,灾害;彻底失败
( )6.stairF.adj.有秩序的,有条理的,整齐的
( )7.procedureG.adj.引起破坏(或毁灭)的,
破坏(或毁灭性)的
( )8.oddH.n.台风
( )9.typhoonI.vi.&vt.出去,离去;退场;
退出n.出口,通道;离开
( )10.destructiveJ.adj.奇怪的,怪异的;
偶尔的;不成对的
[答案] 1-5 DECIF 6-10 BAJHG
B.短语匹配
( )1.atlarge A.安然无恙的
( )2.safeandsoundB.(在困境中)保持冷静
( )3.occurtoC.整个,全部
( )4.keepone'sheadD.被想到,浮现在脑中
( )5.holdontoE.突然开始,爆发
( )6.runoutofF.使某人大为放心的是
( )7.taketheformofG.紧紧抓住;坚持
( )8.breakoutH.用完,耗尽
( )9.farandwideI.采取……的形式
( )10.toone'sgreatreliefJ.到处,各处
[答案] 1-5 CADBG 6-10 HIEJF
Ⅱ.默写单词
1.injurevt. 伤害,使受伤;损害
2.reactionn.反应,回应;抗拒;化学反应
3.signalvi.&vt.发信号,示意;标志
n.信号,暗号;标志;信号灯
4.confirmvt.证实,确认;使确信;批准
5.hugvt.拥抱,搂抱;抱紧
6.documentn.文件,公文;(计算机中的文档)
7.floodn.洪水,水灾;大量
vi.&vt.(被)淹没,泛滥;大量涌入;充满
8.informvt.通知;了解,熟悉
9.supplyn.补给,补给品(pl.);供应;供应量,储备
vt.供应,供给,提供
10.patternn.图案,花样;模式;范例;模型
Ⅰ.语境填空
shock;charity;staff;downstairs;otherwise;destination;destruction;roll;beyond;signal
1.MostoftherunnersintheLondonMarathonareraisingmoneyforcharity.
2.Icouldn'tgetasignalonmycellphone.
3.Destructionoftheenvironmentisoneofthemostseriouschallengesweface.
4.Hehasneverrecoveredfromtheshockofyourbrother'sdeath.
5.Thecatswereenjoyingarollinthesunshine.
6.Shutthewindow,otherwiseit'llgettoocoldinhere.
7.Ourluggagewascheckedallthewaythroughtoourfinaldestination.
8.Theroadcontinuesbeyondthevillageupintothehills.
9.Thestaffinthisshopareveryhelpful.
10.Sherusheddownstairsandburstintothekitchen.
Ⅱ.语法填空之派生词
1.Womenarescared(scare)tousethebusesatnight.
2.You'reapowerful(power)man—peoplewilllistentoyou.
3.Youcanofcoursehelpbygivingthemadonation(donate)directly.
4.Theoddness(odd)ofherappearancefrightenedhermother.
5.Thebeachiswithinwalkingdistance(distant)ofmyhouse.
6.Myimmediatereaction(react)wasoneofshock.
7.Thefirstthinghelookedatwashisoffice'slocation(locate).
8.Infrontofthemthevalleydroppedsharply(sharp)awayfromtheroad.
9.Thetyphoonhasleftatrialofdeathanddestruction(destory)acrossmuchofcentralJapan.
10.Thewomanintheshophadlookedatthemcuriously(curious).
1.Therewereloudcrashesofglassbreakingandthingsfallingtotheground,butthestudentsremainedstillandwaitedcalmlyandquietly.
尽管玻璃破碎和东西倒地,发出阵阵巨响,但是学生们一动不动,沉着安静地等着。
2.Themomenttheshakingstopped,MissBrownsenseditwasthebesttimefortheclasstomaketheirescape.
震动一停止,布朗小姐就感觉到这是全班同学逃跑的最佳时机。
3.Shesignalledtoherstudentstoexittheclassroominanorderlylinecoveringtheirheadswiththeirhands.
她示意学生们抱着头,排好队,有序离开教室。
4.Afterarollcallconfirmedthatallweresafeandsound,theyrelaxed,laughing,cryingandhuggingeachother.
点名确认所有人都安然无恙后,他们才放松下来,笑啊,哭啊,互相拥抱着。
5.Itimmediatelyoccurredtoherthattheseweresignsofanapproachingtsunami.
她立刻意识到这是海啸即将来临的迹象。
词语助读
①injurevt.伤害,使受伤;损害
②atlarge整个,全部
③reactionn.反应,回应;化学反应;抗拒
④holdonto紧紧抓住;坚持
⑤atthesametime同时,一起
⑥incase以防;以防万一
⑦signalvi.发信号,示意;标志n.信号,暗号;标志;信号灯
⑧exitvt.&vi.退出;出去,离去,退场
⑨orderlyadj.有秩序的;有条理的,整齐的
⑩stairn.楼梯;梯级
⑪rollcall点名
⑫confirmvt.证实,确认;使确信;批准
⑬safeandsound安然无恙的
⑭hugvt.搂抱,拥抱;抱紧
⑮proceduren.程序,步骤,手续
⑯tsunamin.海啸
⑰aseriesof一系列;一连串
⑱oddadj.奇怪的,怪异的;偶尔的;不成对的
⑲bubblen.气泡,泡;泡沫
⑳occurto被想到,浮现在脑中
keepone'shead(在困境中)保持冷静
toone'sgreatrelief使某人大为放松的是
原文呈现
Pupils'livessparedduringFalmontearthquake
ByRaymondTran
18March
FALMONT—On17March,476studentsand36teachersatFalmontPrimarySchoolescapedanearthquakethathitthecountyat2:
27p.m.Only5studentssufferedslightinjuries,despitethecurrentfiguresof7killedandover200injured①inthedisasterareaatlarge②.
AliceBrown,headteacheratFalmontPrimarySchool,wasteachingwhenthefloorbegantoshake.Herstudents'reaction③wasquickandcorrect—theymovedundertheirdesks,headfirst,andheldonto④thelegsofthedesks.Atthesametime⑤,MissBrownquicklyopenedtheclassroomdoor,incase⑥itbecamedamagedduringtheshakingandcouldnotopen.Therewereloudcrashesofglassbreakingandthingsfallingtotheground,butthestudentsremainedstillandwaitedcalmlyandquietly.
Themomenttheshakingstopped,MissBrownsenseditwasthebesttimefortheclasstomaketheirescape.[1]Shesignalled⑦toherstudentstoexit⑧theclassroominanorderly⑨linecoveringtheirheadswiththeirhands.Withinoneminuteandtwentyseconds,thewholeclasswentdownthestairs⑩andrushedtotheplayground.Soonstudentsfromotherclassesarrivedtoo.A