高中英语 UnitThe Million Pound Bank Note Period Two Integrating Skills课时作业 新人教版必修.docx

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高中英语UnitTheMillionPoundBankNotePeriodTwoIntegratingSkills课时作业新人教版必修

PeriodTwo　IntegratingSkills

Ⅰ.单词

1．v.scream尖声叫

bow鞠躬

2．n.steak牛排

pineapple菠萝

dessert餐后甜点

amount数量

manner礼貌；举止

barber理发师

3．adj.unbelievable难以置信的

rude粗鲁的；无礼的

genuine真诚的

4．adv.indeed真正地；确实

Ⅱ.短语

1．冒险takeachance

2．衣衫褴褛inrags

3．关于；至于asfor

4．许多，大量的alargeamountof

5．真诚的；从内心深处fromthebottomofone’sheart

1．Anyway，Idon’tthinkitcanbeafake.

不管怎样，我觉得这不可能是假钞。

2．Youmustcomewheneveryouwantandhavewhateveryoulike.您什么时候想来就来，想吃什么就吃什么。

1．（seeingHenry’spoorappearance）Thatone’sreserved.

（看到享利穿得破烂的外表）那张桌子已有人预订了。

[归纳拓展]

reservev．预订（＝book）；预留，保留

reservedadj.预订的，保留的

reservesth.forsb./sth.为某人/某物预留某物

reservedseats预订的座位

[语境助记]

（1）I’dliketoreserveatableforthreeforeighto’clock.

我想预订八点供三人用餐的桌位。

（2）I’vereservedaroominthenameofJones.

我以琼斯的名字预订了一个房间。

（3）Allrightsreserved.

版权所有。

[题组训练]

（1）Wemustreserve/bookaroom（预订一个房间）atthehotel.

（2）Theseseatsarereservedforthedisabled（留给残疾人的）．

（3）Reserveyourstrengthfor（为……保留你的体力）theclimb.

2．Right，sir.I’mafraidit’llcostalargeamountofmoney.

好的，先生。

恐怕这得花费一大笔钱。

[归纳拓展]

amountn．数量；v.总计，共计；相当于，等于

alarge/smallamountof＋n.[U]＋v.（单数）

large/smallamountsof＋n.[U]＋v.（复数）

amountto共计，总计；等于，相当于

[语境助记]

（1）Canyoureallyaffordthisamount?

你真付得起这个总数吗？

（2）Thecostamountedto￡250.

费用共达250英镑。

（3）Alargeamountofmoneyisspentontheconstructionofschool.＝Largeamountsofmoneyarespentontheconstructionofschool.

大量的钱被花在学校建设上。

[题组训练]

（1）用所给词的适当形式填空

①Duringtheearthquake，alargeamountofdamagewasdone（do）inaveryshorttime.

②Atthattime，smallamountsoflandwereused（use）forkeepinganimals.

（2）Hisearningsaresaidtoamountto（共计）

100,000peryear.

3．（inarudemanner）What’stheretowaitfor?

（很不耐烦地）还等什么？

[归纳拓展]

（1）rudeadj.粗鲁的，无礼的

berudetosb.对某人无礼

It’srudeofsb.todosth.某人做某事是无礼的

（2）mannern．方式，举止（常用单数）；礼貌，规矩，习俗（常用复数）

ina/an...manner以……的方式

It’sgood/badmannerstodosth.做某事是有/没有礼貌的

[语境助记]

（1）Hewaspunishedbecausehewasrudetohisteacher.

他受到了处罚，因为他对老师不礼貌。

（2）Istronglydisapproveofhermannerofsayingit.

我对她说这话的方式非常反感。

（3）Hehasnomannersatall.

他一点礼貌都没有。

[题组训练]

（1）Itisrudetoleavewithoutsayinggoodbye.

没说再见就离开是无礼的。

（2）Ididnotintendtoberudetoyou.

我并不想对你粗鲁无礼。

（3）Bowingtoothersisconsideredtobegoodmannersbutbowingtodifficultyisnotconsideredagoodquality.

对别人鞠躬被认为是有礼貌的表现，但是向困难低头却被认为是一种不好的品质。

（4）It’sbadmannerstoaskothers’salaryifyouarenotveryfamiliar.

如果你们不是很熟的话，问别人的薪水是很不礼貌的。

4．Indeed，sir，Ihopeyou’llcomeherewheneveryoulike.

先生，真的，我希望您随时光临。

[归纳拓展]

indeedadv.真正地；真实地，确实；实在

[语境助记]

（1）Iamindeedverysorrytoknowyouareblamed.

得知你被谴责，我真的很难过。

（2）Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.

患难朋友才是真正的朋友。

（3）Indeedheispoor，butheisgenerous.

他确实一贫如洗，但是他仍然很慷慨。

[题组训练]

（1）句型转换

Idobehappytohearthenewsthatourteamwonthefirstprize.

Iamindeedhappytohearthenewsthatourteamwonthefirstprize.

（2）Imayindeedbeluckytocatchhimin.

我可能真的很幸运在他家里碰上他。

5．Well，we’llhavetotakeachance.

哦，我们得冒点儿风险。

[归纳拓展]

takeachance＝takechances冒险，碰运气

bychance偶然地；意外地

haveagoodchance/nochance/notmuchchanceof（doing）sth./todosth./that...大有希望/没有可能/没什么希望……

thechancesare（that）．..很可能……

givesb.achance给某人一个机会

[语境助记]

（1）Everyoneintheclassroomlikestotakeachance.

教室里的每个人都喜欢冒险。

（2）Pleasegivemeachancetoexplain.

请给我一个解释的机会。

（3）Shehasagoodchanceofbeingpromoted.

她升职的可能非常大。

[题组训练]

（1）介词填空

Whatarethechancesofhiscoming?

（2）Youshouldnevertakechances（冒险）whendrivingacar.

（3）Thechancesarethathe’salreadyknownthetruth.

他很可能已经知道了真相。

Ⅰ.语境填词

A．根据句意及汉语提示写出所缺单词

1．It’sgoodmanners（礼仪）tosay“thankyou”whenyougetsomethingfromothers.

2．Mylittlebrotherlikestoeatdessert（餐后甜点）verymuchafterdinner，especiallyicecream.

3．Theamount（数量）ofsnowthisyearinthenorthernareahasbeenbelowaverage.

4．Insomecountries，peoplebow（鞠躬）toeachotherwhentheysayhello.

5．Thefansscreamed（尖叫）withexcitementwhentheysawthefamoussinger.

B．根据句意或所给的单词提示填空

6.Canyourfactoryreallyaffordalargeamountoffoodforthepeopleinthefloodedarea?

7．—Whydoesthelakesmellterrible?

—Becauselargequantitiesofwaterhavebeenpolluted（pollute）．

8．Iknowallthepeopledressedinragsarenotbeggars.

9．ItiswellknownthatthedirectorFengXiaogangwilldirectthe2014SpringFestivalGala.

10．Thebravefirefightertookachanceandrushedintotheburningbuilding.

Ⅱ.选词填空

1．Thereporterisonthespotwherethetwotruckshiteachother.

2．Asforthechild，weshouldfindafamilytobringhimup.

3．ThewaiteraskedHenryinarudemannerwhattherewastowaitfor.

4．Wewilltakeachanceontheweatherandhavethepartyoutside.

5．Ihadtospendalargeamountofmoneytogetitbackinamonth.

Ⅲ.完成句子

1．Pleasecallmysecretarytoarrangeameetingthisafternoon，orwheneveritisconvenientforyou.

今天下午或你方便的任何时候，请给我的秘书打电话来安排开会。

2．ItiswellknownthatEnglishplaysanimportantpartinourdailylife.

众所周知，英语在我们的日常生活中起着重要作用。

3．Whateverwedo，wemustbecareful.

无论做什么，我们都必须细心。

4．Thekidisofteninragsasifhewereanorphan.

这个孩子经常衣衫褴褛，好像是个孤儿。

5．ItisgoodmannersforanArabtostandclosetohisfriendwhentheyaretalking.

对于阿拉伯人来说，站得离朋友近是礼貌的。

Ⅰ.课文理解

1．WhydoesthewaitertellHenrythefoodthatheorderswillcostalotofmoney?

A．BecauseheisafraidHenrydoesn’thaveenoughmoney.

B．Becausehealwaystellscustomersaboutthat.

C．Becausethehostessislookingathim.

D．BecausehethinksHenryisveryrich.

答案　A

2．WhatdidHenryfindintheenvelopehegotfromthetwobrothers?

A．Aletter.

B．Nothing.

C．Aphoto.

D．Amillionpoundbanknote.

答案　D

3．WhydoestheownerchangehisattitudetowardsHenryAdams?

A．BecausehethinksHenryAdamsisveryrich.

B．BecauseHenryAdamsisangrywiththewaiter.

C．Becausehethinksit’swrongforthewaitertotreathiscustomerlikethat.

D．BecauseHenryAdamsisinrags.

答案　A

4．Theauthormainlytellsusinthetext.

A．Henry’sshowingoffafterhegottheonemillionpoundbanknote

B．Henry’sexperienceafterhegotthebanknote

C．thequarrelbetweenHenryandthewaiter

D．theserviceoftherestaurant

答案　B

Ⅱ.阅读理解

GeorgeBernardShaw，thegreatestandfunniestBritishdramatist（剧作家）ofthefirsthalfofthe20thcentury，wasborninDublin，Ireland，onJuly26,1856.Hisearlylifewasnothappy.Hisfatherwasanselfishmanwhodranktoomuchandcouldnotsupporthisfamilyproperly.Hismotherwasadisappointed，unhappywomanwhofoundmorepleasureinstudyingmusicthaninherchildren.Shawandhistwosistersreceivedlittleloveandattentionfromtheirmotherwhiletheywereyoung.Attheageoften，Shawenteredschool.Atfirsthewasthebeststudent，butsoonhewasatornearthebottomofhisclass.

Althoughhedidnotlikeschool，Shawwasagood，bright，curiousstudent.Hislifelonginterestineverythingfrommusicandarttomachinesandmedicinebeganatschool.Theinterestsofthistirelessschoolboywereliteratureandmusic.Heoftenentertainedhisclassmateswithstoriesheread.Earlyattheageoffifteen，hewenttoworkinanoffice.Hedidwellasanofficeclerk，butafterfiveyearshedecidedthathewantedtobeawriter.HeleftIrelandandwenttoLondon，wherehebegantowriteseriously.Seventyfouryearslaterthegreatdramatistdied.

1．What’sthemainideaofthispassage?

A．It’sthestoryofGeorgeBernardShaw.

B．ItreferstoGeorgeBernardShaw’smother.

C．GeorgeBernardShawwastellinghisschooling.

D．TheremarkisconnectedwithallthedramatistsinBritain.

答案　A

解析　主旨大意题。

本文主要讲述了乔治·萧伯纳的一生。

2．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“selfish”inthefirstparagraphmean?

A．impossibleB．reasonable

C．remarkableD．irresponsible

答案　D

解析　词义猜测题。

根据本句的定语从句可知，乔治·萧伯纳的父亲是一个酗酒不顾家的人，即一个自私的、对家人不负责任的人。

3．BernardShawgrewup.

A．withouthisparents’love

B．intheschool

C．withhissisters’help

D．inahungryfamily

答案　A

解析　细节理解题。

根据第一段的第三、四、五句可知，乔治·萧伯纳的父母不关心儿女，他们得不到父母的关爱。

4．Shaw’smother，soshetookaninterestinmusic.

A．hadlittleknowledge

B．wasdisappointedwithherhusband

C．couldn’tlookafterherchildren

D．hopedtobeanactress

答案　B

解析　推理判断题。

根据第一段的第三、四句可以看出，丈夫酗酒不顾家，妻子非常失望，因而把精力放到了音乐上。

Ⅲ.阅读填空

Peerpressure

Peerpressureisjustpartofthechallengesinlife.1Ifyouneedfurtherguidance，thisarticlemighthelpyou.Itprovidesthreeeffectivetipstodealwithit：

Bewithfriendswhorespectyourbeliefs.

Youcangooutwithpeoplewhoacceptandrespectthethingsyoubelieveinandthosewhoyouknowyoucanshareyourinterestswith.Itisallrighttobechoosywithfriendsbecauseyoujustwantwhatisbestforthemandyou.2Youarejustexhibitingwhatyouknowisrightandgoodforbothsides.Yourfriendswillunderstandyouforthat.Theycandragyouawayfromdiscriminationandyoucanbeconfidentthattheywillnotleaveyouforyourstandinlife.

3Whenyouaredrivenbysomanypeerpressures，youcanalwaysstayawayfromthem.Youcanactuallydecidenottobeoneofthem.Whenyouhavedecidedonit，learntobefirmwithyourdecision.4Theyshouldknowthatyoucannotbeforcedtodocertainthingsbecauseyouarestrongandfirmwithwhatyoubelievein.

Learnhowtosayno.

Learningtosaynoisonebigfactortodealwithsomepressuresfromallofyourfriends.Whenyouareconvincedtodosomethingyouknowthatcanonlydestroyyouorruinyou，learntosayno.5Youcannotjustsayyestoanything.Youhaveafunctionalmindandyouknowwhatisbestforyou.Solearntosaynoevenifsayingnomeanslosingyourfriends.

A．Haveafirmdecision.

B．Don’tblameothers.

C．Thisdoesnotmeanyouarebeingselfishoryouareb