高二英语外研版选修六习题课时卷三 含答案.docx

1、高二英语外研版选修六习题课时卷三 含答案2020年精编外研版英语资料Module 1课下能力提升(三).根据提示写出单词的正确形式1What an amazing _ (巧合)! I was thinking about my cousin Lily when she phoned me.2Nowadays, smart cellphones have a lot of _ (功能), but I dont know how to use them.3Johnson decided to acknowledge him as his son _(不管怎样)4Mary is one of the

2、 _ (熟人) of mine and we have known each other for some time.5Li Gang was painfully aware of his own_ (短处) after that.6In the _ (absent) of the manager, I shall be in charge of the company.7Im _ (caution) about what I say because careless remarks are likely to hurt ones feelings. 8Well, if youre inter

3、ested, please fill in our _ (apply) form where you will also find our list of prices. 9In the speech, the headmaster required that the Japanese government should make an _ (apologize) to us.10He _ (purpose) put the childs head in a position for her to see it.选词填空as a consequence, leave out, be aware

4、 of, take the lead, show off, cheer . up, be cautious about, on purpose1Susan _ three words when she copied the sentence so it was nonsense.2We must _the importance of protecting the environment and come up with solutions to it.3The player got injured in the training yesterday. _， he cant take part

5、in the match next weekend.4With our manager _， we all worked hard and finished the task ahead of time. 5Sometimes a piece of music can _ ourselves _6Mothers all like to _their daughters and Mrs Yang is no exception. 7The manager _ taking on new staff.8Was it a mistake or did you kick it _？.完成句子1有人建议

6、由于缺钱这项工作应该推迟。_ this work _ for lack of money.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。The Internet users have been warned to reject any messages that ask you to send cash or personal information, _3我每次去北京，都会去参观长城。_， I would visit the Great Wall.4他不在时我决定看看他桌上有什么东西。_ I decided to see what was on his

7、 desk.5如果你专心去做你目前的工作，你将能很快地把它做完。If you _ the job in hand, youll soon finish it.完形填空When my husband and I got married, he worked as a mechanic (机修工) from midnight to 8 am. However, I worked during the _1_. So as he came home from work each morning, I was getting ready to _2_We had very little _3_ the

8、n, so when Valentines Day came around that first year, I knew we couldnt _4_ anything for each other. After he left to go to work the night before Valentines Day, I decided to _5_ and make a Valentines Day card for him. I _6_ wrote a poem on the front of the card. When he came home the next _7_， I f

9、elt foolish as I handed him the card, _8_ that he wouldnt laugh at it. When he had finished _9_ it, he slowly raised his head and looked at me. Then he reached down into his pocket. When he pulled his _10_ out, he was holding _11_. He told me that he had _12_ it for me during his lunch hour, but he

10、had been _13_ to give it to me because he thought I might think it was _14_， and that I might laugh at it.It was a small heart made out of aluminum (铝). _15_ I had stayed up all night making him a valentine card, he had been cutting out a _16_ for me. I still have the aluminum heart, and I _17_ it i

11、n my desk. Every time I see it, all those _18_ come flooding back to me. Over the years, weve been able to buy each other very nice, _19_ presents for Valentines Day. But none has ever been as dear or _20_ as much as those handmade gifts made from our hearts the first year that we were married.1A.da

12、yBnightCweekend Dholiday2A.cook BleaveCrest Dhelp3A.time BchanceCmoney Denergy4A.buy BchooseCfind Dborrow5A.look out Bcall backCslow down Dstay up6A.still BonlyCeven Dagain7A.morning BnoonCafternoon Devening8A.imagining BhopingCguessing Dnoticing9A.studying BreadingCexamining Dplaying10A.hand BfootC

13、arm Dleg11A.everything BanythingCnothing Dsomething12A.written BdrawnCmade Dinvented13A.surprised BhappyCangry Dafraid14A.wrong BdifficultCdangerous Dsilly15A.Before BThoughCWhile DIf16A.heart BcardCtoy Dbook17A.change BkeepCcut Ddivide18A.problems BpainsCmemories Dchoices19A.strange BspecialCexpens

14、ive Dsatisfying20A.meant BprovedCinfluenced Dexplained.阅读理解ASmall talk is conversation, typically about meaningless topics such as the weather or local sports, shared usually between two people. Small talk may occur to avoid awkwardness between two strangers (such as on a long elevator ride). People

15、 may also engage in small talk if they do not know each other well, because small talk allows safe and comfortable conversation topics as opposed to more debatable ones, such as politics and religion. The act of making small talk is considered polite.Small talk has several possible functions. People

16、 can engage in small talk to express an interest in others lives when they have a limited amount of time to speak because of work, family or social commitments. Some also choose to engage in small talk to ease potentially awkward situations. Small talk is also an acceptable means of establishing bou

17、ndaries in conversation.Small talk includes banal (平淡乏味的) or meaningless everyday topics; it does not include philosophical topics, discussion of controversial topics or the divulging of details otherwise considered too personal. Common topics of small talk include sports, weather, local events, pol

18、ite discussion of mutual acquaintances, and exchanging compliments on articles of clothing.Small talk is ideal for social situations requiring only a short time frame for a conversation. Conversations containing small talk usually do not exceed a few minutes. Examples of situations requiring small t

19、alk include bus rides, greeting an associate before discussing business, talking to coworkers before work or speaking with an acquaintance while waiting for a mutual friend to return to the dinner table.People who can hold small talk conversations are generally considered polite and sociable. One ca

20、n also slowly get to know another by having a series of small talk conversations. This allows people to discover others interests at a slow pace.Small talk generally revolves around topics that are unremarkable, socially acceptable and experienced by all. The weather, for example, is not an unusual

21、topic, though snow is an appropriate small talk topic as others can discuss how it has affected their days.1How does the writer put forward the subject of the passage?ABy providing examples.BBy making comparisons.CBy analyzing causes.DBy giving a definition.2In what situation may small talk most pro

22、bably occur?AWhen people want to know better about each other.BIf two people have different opinions on a topic.CWhen strangers want to break the embarrassment.DIf people want to talk about something debatable.3The underlined word in Paragraph 3 probably means “_”Agiving awayBmaking upCspeaking out

23、Dthinking about4We can learn from Paragraph 4 that _Asmall talk needs few requirementsBsmall talk doesnt need much timeCpeople need small talk in everyday lifeDsmall talk is useful in business dealBNick Hancock hopes to set a new record by living alone for 60 days on a small island in the Atlantic.T

24、om McClean, an SAS soldier who holds the solo record by occupying Rockall for 40 days in 1985, told Hancock that being isolated for two months on a volcanic rock 230 miles away from the Western Isles was the greatest challenge Hancock would have to face.“Im fully expecting it to be tough，” Nick Hanc

25、ock said. “Im hoping that by doing my daily tasks fairly slowly, Im going to be able to keep most of my time busy. I think the worst times will be if Im cooped up for several days by bad weather.”Hancock hopes to land on Rockall in early June and will carry out the last tests of his boat with the Sc

26、ottish Fire Brigades help next week before driving over to Harris in the Western Isles in three weeks.He has a small wind turbine (风力机) and a solar panel for power, more than two months food, a satellite phone and a laptop loaded with ebooks to keep him going. Hancock will update an expedition blog,

27、 texting messages out on Twitter and emailing his wife Pam and friends on mainland Scotland every day.Best known for its leading role in the Radio 4 shipping forecast, it has been occupied before, most famously by McClean but also by three Greenpeace campaigners, who set the longstay record of 42 da

28、ys in 1997 by occupying the rock in protest at oil and gas exploration in the area.The last human inhabitants Hancock knows of were a small group of Belgian amateur radio enthusiasts, who specialize in broadcasting from distant islands; they were on Rockall overnight in late 2010.Hancock has no larg

29、e support team behind him. Except for the coastguard, his only lifeline will be the Orca ， the passenger boat which will take him from Harris on to Rockall. His main daily contact will be Ann Parry, who runs a bedandbreakfast in a forest just outside Glencoe village in the Highlands.Parrys task, hel

30、ped by her husband, is to send Hancock daily weather reports from the Met Office, deal with media inquiries and help him update his expedition blog.Hancock calls Parry his expedition manager, and she admits to being nervous. “Im looking forward to it because its such an amazing thing that hes doing, and a scary one as well，” she said. “But its fantastic and I cant help but be positive and supportive of it.”5Nick Hancocks main goal is to _Aprotest at oil and gas exploration in the AtlanticBshow his ability of adapting himself to bad conditionsCprove broadc