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高中阅读教程练习答案
《阅读教程》练习答案
Module1
Unit1
1
1Open.
2Skydiving,rockclimbing,bungeejumping.
3—4Students’ownanswers.
2
（c）
3
1（c）2（b）3（e）4（a）5（f）6（d）
4
1HetoldthemthatlanddivingwasanancientcustomforthePentecostislanders.
2Thereweretworeasons:
onewasthatthedirtwasturnedoveruntilitwasverysoft,andtheotherwasthatthediversattachedlongvinestothetowerandtiedthemroundtheiranklestobreaktheirfall.
3No,nobodydied.
4Heopenedhiseyeswhilediving.
5Forabout30years.
6Fallingcanfeellikeextremehappiness.
7Whyhavepeoplebecomesoaddictedtothesensationoffallingsincethe1960sespecially?
8Peoplewanttoexperiencerisk.
9Thefirstisthatmoreadolescentswerelookingforsomethingtodothanatanyothertimeinhistory;thesecondisthatthenatureofgravitymakesfallingtheeasiestandcheapestwaytoseekforsensation.
Unit2
2
1（c）2（e）3（b）4（d）5（a）
3
1F2F3T4T5T
4
1howyouthinkaboutyourself
2youmayhavegoodluck
3arethosewhoworrymore
4Followthefourprinciplesforamonth
5saidtheyfeltluckier
Unit3
2
Picture1longingforabouquet.
Picture2economiseandsave.
Picture3Whomaretheseflowersfrom?
3
（c）
4
1（b）2（c）3（b）4（a）5（c）
Unit4
2
1（d）2（b）3（c）4（f）5（e）6（a）
3
（b）
4
1Theyshouldlistentowhatthestudentscomplainabout.
2Grades,or,howwelltheyaredoing.
3Teachersandparentsarequitenaturallyurgingthemtodotheirbestortryharder,whichbringsthemmuchpressure.
4Studentsneedtorelaxandenjoythemselves,tokeepfit,tolearnhowtomakethings,tosing,todraw.
5Theycanmoreeasilyhandlethepressureofstudyingintheclassroom.
Module2
Unit1
1
1YangLiwei,astronaut
2DingLei,founderofInternetcompany
3YaoMing,basketballplayer
4DengYaping,tabletennisplayer
5WuXiaoli,TVpresenter
2,3
1F（YangLiwei’sfirstflightintospacewasin2003.）
2F（YangLiweibecameafighterpilotbeforehestartedhistrainingasanastronaut.）
3T
4F（YaoMingisoneofthetallestbasketballplayersintheworld.）
5F（DingLei’sInternetcompanyiscalledNetease.）
6F（DingLei’sInternetcompanywasfoundedin1997）
7F（WhenDengYapingretiredshehadwonfourOlympicgoldmedals.）
8F（DengYapingstartedplayingtabletennisattheageoffive.）
9F（SallyWuisthedeputyheadofPhoenixInfoChannel.）
10T
4
Paragraph1
Trainee:
（Asamemberofagroupof14trainees…）n.
Survival:
（Healsohadtolearnsurvivalskills…）adj.
Cope:
（Healsohadtolearnsurvivalskillssoastocopewith…）v.
Paragraph2
Currently:
（Bornin1980inShanghai,YaoMingcurrently…）adv.
Vowed:
（Inthe2004OlympicGames,hevowed…）v.
Paragraph3
Regional:
（…workedforChinaTelecomasatechnicalengineerandregionalprojectmanager.）adj.
Influential:
（In1999DingLeiwasnamedoneofthetenmostinfluentialInternetfiguresinChina.）adj.
Paragraph4
Considered:
（…aftershewasconsideredtobetooshort.）v.
Numerous:
（Shewentontowinnumerouschampionships…）adj.
Management:
（Sheisinvolvedinsportsmanagement…）n.
Paragraph5
Citation:
（…includingacitationas…）n.
Avid:
NOTFOUND.
Admits:
（…andadmitstoreading…）n.
Viewer:
（…shehasbeenfamiliartomillionsofviewers…）n.
5
1adjective,difficult
2adverb,atthemoment
3verb,toworkforasocialorpoliticalresult
4verb,remove
5verb,notaccepted
Unit2
2
Nepal—India—Pakistan—Iran—Turkey—Greece—Europe—Africa—SouthAmerica—Canada—HongKong—Taiwan—backtoChina
3
1CW?
2PV3C4C5PV6C7PV8C9PV10PV
4
（a）hotelemployee
（b）setoff
（c）settledown
（d）saveup
（e）roadaccident
（f）givethewrongimpression
（g）sheereffort
（h）grandtour
（i）standachance
（j）ForeignMinistry
5
（a）5（b）3（c）1（d）4（e）2
Unit3
1,2
1Helivedinthe12thand13thcenturies.
2Amanofextraordinaryachievement,anempireruler.
3HeruledtheMongolsandturneditfromatribeintoahugeempire.
4Students’ownanswers.
3
1Yetbythetimeofhisdeathin1227,GenghisKhan...ruledanempirethatwastwicethesizeoftheRomanEmpire,andfourtimesthesizeoftheempireofAlexandertheGreat.
2Hecreatedorderbyintroducingstrictlaws.Nowomanwastobesoldintomarriage.Tostealananimal,ortoeatinfrontofanotherwithoutofferingthemfood,waspunishablebydeath.
3Theyatemainlymeat,milkandyogurt,soneedednosuppliesofgraintomakebread.
4Thearmytookallthegoodsitcouldfind—silk,carpets,perfume,wine,gold,everythingtheworldhadtooffer.
4
1（a）2（d）3（c）4（c）5（d）
5
1TheseexhibitionswereaboutGenghisKhan,ruleroftheMongolEmpire.
2WhoexactlywasGenghisKhan?
Andwhyisheconsideredtobesoimportant?
3Bythetimeofhisdeath,heruledanempirethatwastwicethesizeoftheRomanEmpire,andfourtimesthesizeoftheEmpireofAlexandertheGreat.
4Temujinunitedhispeoplebyrewardingthosewhoservedhimwellandcreatingorderthroughstrictlaws.
5TwoexamplesofTemujin’s“militarytactics”:
（1）Hiscampaignswerelightningfast,andthearmyeitherterrifiedortrickedcitiesintosurrendering.
（2）Hewasquickinlearningfromhisenemies,andusedtheirweaponsagainstthem.
6Examples:
Theywereusedtoridingforhoursonendwithverylittlefood.Theyatemainlymeat,milkandyogurt,soneedednosuppliesofgraintomakebread.Theywereherdsmen,andtooktheiranimalswiththemwherevertheywent.Thearmieswereverywellorganisedandcouldout-thinktheirenemiesaswellasoutfightthem.Theypretendedtobebeaten,lettheirenemiespursuethem,andthenattackedwhentheywereexhausted.Theycouldmoveinthecoldestpartoftheyear.
7SuccessinwarchangedtheMongols.Theylearnedsomeartsofpeacefromsomeoftheirprisoners,andtheybecameconsumers.Theempiregrewtosatisfytheirneeds.
8inabooknamedTheSecretHistoryoftheMongols.
Unit4
1,2
1,2,4,5,7aredescriedinthepassage.
3
1Two.
2Theylookedathimcoldly.
3Theyweresoldiersoftherevolution.
4ZhouEnlai’sheadquartersturnedouttobeabombproofhut（halfcave）surroundedbymanyothersexactlylikeit.
5HesuggestedSnowatripof92days.
6ZhouleftSnowwithanimpressionofacool,logicalmind,andcharm.
4
1operator
2uniform
3ignore
4comrade
5hut
6slender
7magnetism
8charm
Module3
Unit1
2
1（g）2（d）3（e）4（a）5（f）6（c）7（b）
3
1cloak
2emerge
3squat
4manner
5beehive
6shelter
7pound
8melon
9rod
10parchment
11curiosity
12relief
4
1（c）2（a）3（b）4（a）5（d）6（d）7（b）8（c）
Unit2
2
1TheVeniceCarnival
2VisitSantaClausinLapland
3LaTomatina
4CheeseRolling
3
1TheVeniceCarnival.
2CheeseRolling.
3CheeseRolling.
4LaTomatina.
5TheVeniceCarnival.
6VisitSantaClausinLapland.
7VisitSantaClausinLapland.
8LaTomatina.Becausethere’sagreattomatowaronthestreet.
4
1（b）2（a）3（b）4（c）5（c）6（b）7（c）8（c）9（a）
Unit3
2
（c）
3
1TheEnglishproblemisthehooliganproblem.
2Becausethefansweredrunkeventhoughitwasnotlunchtime.
3AnItalianasked,“WhydoyouEnglishbehavelikethis?
Isitbecauseyouareanislandrace?
Isitbecauseyoudon’tfeelEuropean?
”
4ThemostaccurateanswershouldbethatthatishowpartoftheEnglishpopulationhasalwaysbeen.Itisthewaytheymaketheiridentityknown.
5“Theyquicklygrowangryandtheytakealongtimetocalmdown”.
6Afootballmatchthenwasmorelikeabattlethanagame.
4
1press
2pickafight
3stagger
4tragic
5riot
6identity
7taste
8laiddown
9challenge
10uneasy
Unit4
2
1（g）2（b）3（h）4（e）5（a）6（f）
3
1F2T3F4F5T6T7F8T
4
1（d）2（c）3（d）4（b）5（b）6（a）7（c）8（c）
Module4
Unit1
1
1（c）
2easy
2参考答案
1dealingwithnewtechnology
2newitemsoftechnology
3keepintouchwiththeoutsideworldandkeeptheirmindactive
4playInternetcomputergames
4
1gain
2keepintouch
3button
4transform
5user-friendly
6elderly
7ruralcommunity
8baffle
9copewith
10upset
5
1（b）2（a）3（a）4（b）5（a）6（a）7（d）
Unit2
2
1F2T3T4F5T6F
3
1（d）2（d）3（a）4（d）5（c）6（c）7（a）8（b）9（b）10（c）
4
1Becauseshespenttoomuchmoneyonadesignerbagasastrugglingcollegestudent.
2No.
3Becauseteensarewillingtospendmoneyonbrand-namethings.
4Becauseoftheirnaivety.
5Shespendshermoneyonsomethingworthwhile.
6Sheusedtobeinfluencedbybrandnames,butasshegrowsold,shechangesherattitude.
Unit3
4
1peckish
2professional
3tempting
4try
5lifestyle
6chore
7winddown
8trend
9outlet
10fastfood
11concern
5
1（d）2（b）3（f）4（a）5（e）6（c）
Unit4
2
1shopaholics
2shopaphobics
3clothingscrooges
4qualityshoppers
5bargainhunters
HJ:
shopaholic+qualityshopper;DC:
bargainhunter;LB:
shopaphobic+qualityshopper;GF:
clothingscrooge
3
1Ashopaholicissomeonewhoenjoysgoingtoshopsorenjoysbuyingthings.Ashopaphobicissomeonewhohatesshoppingandtriestoavoiditunlessabsolutelynecessary.
2Theyfeelaloneanddepressed,andbuythingsinordertofeelbetter.
3Toomuchmoneyarespentandamassivedebtmaybebuilt.
4Becausetheyhatespendingmuchmoneyonclothes.
5Becauseshethinkstheitemsonsaleisusuallybadlymadeorhorriblecolours.
6Abroad.
7Goodqualityclothes.
8Sheusuallyonlyeverwearssomethingthreetimes.
4
1（c）2（b）3（d）4（d）5（b）6（a）7（b）8（b）9（a）10（c）
Module5
Unit1
2
（c）
3
1（b）2（d）3（b）4（b）5（d）6（a）7（c）
4
1He’s2.54metrestall.
2Hesuffersfromararemedicalconditionthathisbodypr
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