高二英语外研版选修六习题课时卷三 含答案Word文档格式.docx

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reinterested,pleasefillinour________（apply）formwhereyouwillalsofindourlistofprices.

9．Inthespeech,theheadmasterrequiredthattheJapanesegovernmentshouldmakean________（apologize）tous.

10．He________（purpose）putthechild'

sheadinapositionforhertoseeit.

Ⅱ.选词填空

asaconsequence,leaveout,beawareof,takethelead,showoff,cheer...up,becautiousabout,onpurpose

1．Susan____________threewordswhenshecopiedthesentencesoitwasnonsense.

2．Wemust____________theimportanceofprotectingtheenvironmentandcomeupwithsolutionstoit.

3．Theplayergotinjuredinthetrainingyesterday.____________，hecan'

ttakepartinthematchnextweekend.

4．Withourmanager____________，weallworkedhardandfinishedthetaskaheadoftime.

5．Sometimesapieceofmusiccan________ourselves________．

6．Mothersallliketo____________theirdaughtersandMrsYangisnoexception.

7．Themanager____________takingonnewstaff.

8．Wasitamistakeordidyoukickit____________？

Ⅲ.完成句子

1．有人建议由于缺钱这项工作应该推迟。

______________thiswork______________forlackofmoney.

2．互联网用户们被警示要拒绝接受任何要求发送现金或个人信息的消息，不管这些消息有多正规。

TheInternetusershavebeenwarnedtorejectanymessagesthataskyoutosendcashorpersonalinformation,________________．

3．我每次去北京，都会去参观长城。

________________，IwouldvisittheGreatWall.

4．他不在时我决定看看他桌上有什么东西。

________________Idecidedtoseewhatwasonhisdesk.

5．如果你专心去做你目前的工作，你将能很快地把它做完。

Ifyou________________thejobinhand,you'

llsoonfinishit.

Ⅳ.完形填空

WhenmyhusbandandIgotmarried,heworkedasamechanic（机修工）frommidnightto8a．m.However,Iworkedduringthe__1__.Soashecamehomefromworkeachmorning,Iwasgettingreadyto__2__．

Wehadverylittle__3__then,sowhenValentine'

sDaycamearoundthatfirstyear,Iknewwecouldn'

t__4__anythingforeachother.AfterhelefttogotoworkthenightbeforeValentine'

sDay,Idecidedto__5__andmakeaValentine'

sDaycardforhim.I__6__wroteapoemonthefrontofthecard.Whenhecamehomethenext__7__，IfeltfoolishasIhandedhimthecard,__8__thathewouldn'

tlaughatit.Whenhehadfinished__9__it,heslowlyraisedhisheadandlookedatme.Thenhereacheddownintohispocket.Whenhepulledhis__10__out,hewasholding__11__.

Hetoldmethathehad__12__itformeduringhislunchhour,buthehadbeen__13__togiveittomebecausehethoughtImightthinkitwas__14__，andthatImightlaughatit.

Itwasasmallheartmadeoutofaluminum（铝）.__15__Ihadstayedupallnightmakinghimavalentinecard,hehadbeencuttingouta__16__forme.Istillhavethealuminumheart,andI__17__itinmydesk.EverytimeIseeit,allthose__18__comefloodingbacktome.Overtheyears,we'

vebeenabletobuyeachotherverynice,__19__presentsforValentine'

sDay.Butnonehaseverbeenasdearor__20__asmuchasthosehandmadegiftsmadefromourheartsthefirstyearthatweweremarried.

1．A.day　　　　　　　　　B．night

C．weekendD．holiday

2．A.cookB．leave

C．restD．help

3．A.timeB．chance

C．moneyD．energy

4．A.buyB．choose

C．findD．borrow

5．A.lookoutB．callback

C．slowdownD．stayup

6．A.stillB．only

C．evenD．again

7．A.morningB．noon

C．afternoonD．evening

8．A.imaginingB．hoping

C．guessingD．noticing

9．A.studyingB．reading

C．examiningD．playing

10．A.handB．foot

C．armD．leg

11．A.everythingB．anything

C．nothingD．something

12．A.writtenB．drawn

C．madeD．invented

13．A.surprisedB．happy

C．angryD．afraid

14．A.wrongB．difficult

C．dangerousD．silly

15．A.BeforeB．Though

C．WhileD．If

16．A.heartB．card

C．toyD．book

17．A.changeB．keep

C．cutD．divide

18．A.problemsB．pains

C．memoriesD．choices

19．A.strangeB．special

C．expensiveD．satisfying

20．A.meantB．proved

C．influencedD．explained

Ⅴ.阅读理解

A

Smalltalkisconversation,typicallyaboutmeaninglesstopicssuchastheweatherorlocalsports,sharedusuallybetweentwopeople.Smalltalkmayoccurtoavoidawkwardnessbetweentwostrangers（suchasonalongelevatorride）.Peoplemayalsoengageinsmalltalkiftheydonotknoweachotherwell,becausesmalltalkallowssafeandcomfortableconversationtopicsasopposedtomoredebatableones,suchaspoliticsandreligion.Theactofmakingsmalltalkisconsideredpolite.

Smalltalkhasseveralpossiblefunctions.Peoplecanengageinsmalltalktoexpressaninterestinothers'

liveswhentheyhavealimitedamountoftimetospeakbecauseofwork,familyorsocialcommitments.Somealsochoosetoengageinsmalltalktoeasepotentiallyawkwardsituations.Smalltalkisalsoanacceptablemeansofestablishingboundariesinconversation.

Smalltalkincludesbanal（平淡乏味的）ormeaninglesseverydaytopics;

itdoesnotincludephilosophicaltopics,discussionofcontroversialtopicsorthedivulgingofdetailsotherwiseconsideredtoopersonal.Commontopicsofsmalltalkincludesports,weather,localevents,politediscussionofmutualacquaintances,andexchangingcomplimentsonarticlesofclothing.

Smalltalkisidealforsocialsituationsrequiringonlyashorttimeframeforaconversation.Conversationscontainingsmalltalkusuallydonotexceedafewminutes.Examplesofsituationsrequiringsmalltalkincludebusrides,greetinganassociatebeforediscussingbusiness,talkingtocoworkersbeforeworkorspeakingwithanacquaintancewhilewaitingforamutualfriendtoreturntothedinnertable.

Peoplewhocanholdsmalltalkconversationsaregenerallyconsideredpoliteandsociable.Onecanalsoslowlygettoknowanotherbyhavingaseriesofsmalltalkconversations.Thisallowspeopletodiscoverothers'

interestsataslowpace.

Smalltalkgenerallyrevolvesaroundtopicsthatareunremarkable,sociallyacceptableandexperiencedbyall.Theweather,forexample,isnotanunusualtopic,thoughsnowisanappropriatesmalltalktopicasotherscandiscusshowithasaffectedtheirdays.

1．Howdoesthewriterputforwardthesubjectofthepassage?

A．Byprovidingexamples.

B．Bymakingcomparisons.

C．Byanalyzingcauses.

D．Bygivingadefinition.

2．Inwhatsituationmaysmalltalkmostprobablyoccur?

A．Whenpeoplewanttoknowbetterabouteachother.

B．Iftwopeoplehavedifferentopinionsonatopic.

C．Whenstrangerswanttobreaktheembarrassment.

D．Ifpeoplewanttotalkaboutsomethingdebatable.

3．TheunderlinedwordinParagraph3probablymeans“________”．

A．givingaway　　　　　　B．makingup

C．speakingoutD．thinkingabout

4．WecanlearnfromParagraph4that________．

A．smalltalkneedsfewrequirements

B．smalltalkdoesn'

tneedmuchtime

C．peopleneedsmalltalkineverydaylife

D．smalltalkisusefulinbusinessdeal

B

NickHancockhopestosetanewrecordbylivingalonefor60daysonasmallislandintheAtlantic.

TomMcClean,anSASsoldierwhoholdsthesolorecordbyoccupyingRockallfor40daysin1985,toldHancockthatbeingisolatedfortwomonthsonavolcanicrock230milesawayfromtheWesternIsleswasthegreatestchallengeHancockwouldhavetoface.

“I'

mfullyexpectingittobetough，”NickHancocksaid.“I'

mhopingthatbydoingmydailytasksfairlyslowly,I'

mgoingtobeabletokeepmostofmytimebusy.IthinktheworsttimeswillbeifI'

mcoopedupforseveraldaysbybadweather.”

HancockhopestolandonRockallinearlyJuneandwillcarryoutthelasttestsofhisboatwiththeScottishFireBrigade'

shelpnextweekbeforedrivingovertoHarrisintheWesternIslesinthreeweeks.

Hehasasmallwindturbine（风力机）andasolarpanelforpower,morethantwomonths'

food,asatellitephoneandalaptoploadedwithebookstokeephimgoing.Hancockwillupdateanexpeditionblog,textingmessagesoutonTwitterandemailinghiswifePamandfriendsonmainlandScotlandeveryday.

BestknownforitsleadingroleintheRadio4shippingforecast,ithasbeenoccupiedbefore,mostfamouslybyMcCleanbutalsobythreeGreenpeacecampaigners,whosetthelongstayrecordof42daysin1997byoccupyingtherockinprotestatoilandgasexplorationinthearea.

ThelasthumaninhabitantsHancockknowsofwereasmallgroupofBelgianamateurradioenthusiasts,whospecializeinbroadcastingfromdistantislands;

theywereonRockallovernightinlate2010.

Hancockhasnolargesupportteambehindhim.Exceptforthecoastguard,hisonlylifelinewillbetheOrcaⅢ，thepassengerboatwhichwilltakehimfromHarrisontoRockall.HismaindailycontactwillbeAnnParry,whorunsabedandbreakfastinaforestjustoutsideGlencoevillageintheHighlands.

Parry'

stask,helpedbyherhusband,istosendHancockdailyweatherreportsfromtheMetOffice,dealwithmediainquiriesandhelphimupdatehisexpeditionblog.

HancockcallsParryhisexpeditionmanager,andsheadmitstobeingnervous.“I'

mlookingforwardtoitbecauseit'

ssuchanamazingthingthathe'

sdoing,andascaryoneaswell，”shesaid.“Butit'

sfantasticandIcan'

thelpbutbepositiveandsupportiveofit.”

5．NickHancock'

smaingoalisto________．

A．protestatoilandgasexplorationintheAtlantic

B．showhisabilityofadaptinghimselftobadconditions

C．provebroadcastingfromdist