Unit 1 School life Section B 同步练习.docx

1、Unit 1 School life Section B 同步练习Unit 1 School lifeSection B Word power第一题组：.在下面的空格处填上适当的词语，使得其句意与所给句子的意思相同或相近。(每空一词) 1. When my parents were away， my grandmother would look after me .When my parents were away， my grandmother would me . 2. Eight more classrooms are able to be used for different clas

2、ses.Eight more classrooms different classes. 3. Its warm enough to swim during the whole year .Its warm enough to swim . .阅读理解AFor sixty years Barbara Cooney created childrens books. And she provided pictures for her own books and for books written by others. Her name appeared on one hundred and ten

3、 books in all.Barbara Cooney was born in New York City in 1917. She graduated from Smith College in Massachusetts in 1938 with a major in art history. During World War Two Barbara joined the army. Her first marriage did not last long. Then she married a doctor， Charles Porter. They were married unti

4、l her death. She had four children.Barbara said three of her books were close to her life. One is Miss Rumphius， published in 1982. The second book is called Island Boy. The boy is named Matthias， who is the youngest of twelve children in a family on Tibbetts Island， Maine. Matthias grows up to sail

5、 around the world. The third book is called Hattie and the Wild Waves. It is based on the childhood of her mother. The girl Hattie lives in a wealthy family in New York and she wants to be a painter when she grows up. The last book of hers was published six months before her death. It is called Bask

6、et Moon， which is about the story of a young boy， living in the hills outside of Hudson.Of all of Barbaras books， the one that seems to affect people the most is “Miss Rumphius.” It won the American Book Award. Many of her later books were written in the small northeastern state of Maine. She spent

7、summers there when she was a child， then moved to Maine in her later years. She loved Maine. She gave the local library in Maine almost a million dollars. The state showed its love for her. In 1996， the governor of Maine declared Barbara Cooney a State Treasure. She died in March， 2000 at the age of

8、 83.1. What can we learn about Barbara Cooney？ A. In the college she studied world history. B. She was not only a writer but also an artist. C. She experienced several marriages in her life. D. The books she wrote are about wars and army.2. Which book of hers brought Barbara Cooney a great honor？ A.

9、 Miss Rumphius. B. Island Boy. C. Hattie and the Wild Waves. D. Basket Moon. 3. According to Barbara Cooney， the girl Hattie in her book . A. is very clever and brave B. comes from a poor family C. is created based on her mother D. likes art and music very much 4. Which of the following is Barbara C

10、ooneys home town？ A. Tibbetts Island， Maine. B. The City of New York. C. The northeastern state of Maine. D. Outside of Hudson.5. Why did the governor of Maine say Barbara Cooney was a “State Treasure”？ A. Some of her books are based on the life in Maine. B. One of her books won the American Book Aw

11、ard. C. She lived in Maine where she created a lot of books. D. She loved Maine and donated much money to the library there.B Winter Park Resort offers plenty of fun. If you are short on spring vacation ideas for families， give Winter Park a second look.Introducing Winter Park Only 67 miles from Den

12、ver， Colo.， Winter Park Resort is just off Highway 40. It offers a rise of 3，060 feet and has 143 trails， and the majority is for expert skiers. 25 lifts cut down on (削减) wait times during the busy winter months. If you head for the Village Parking Garage， go there after 3 p.m.， when parking is free

13、 of charge.Spring Skiing in April If you are bringing the children along， there will be a parents Night Out and also the Golden Bunny Classic Candy Hunt for the children under 10. To go spring skiing， it pays to be keeping an eye on the weather. The weather in Colorado is bad for its quick changes.

14、Even though April marks the end of the winter skiing season， snowfalls and late-season storms are common. The skiers reported on April 14 last year that there fell 11 inches of fresh powder just the night before. There is a good chance that history will repeat itself this year.Eats at the Cheeky Mon

15、k The Cheeky Monk is a good place when it comes to good eats. Sure， the park offers plenty of eateries (饮食店) that serve pizza and beer， but if you want a beer experience， only the Cheeky Monk meets your needs. Make use of the happy hours in the Cheeky Monk that runs from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.Ice Skating

16、after Dark Evening skating hours run from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pay $9 for an hour per adult， half for per child.Winter Park Resort 85 Parsenn Road in Winter Park， Colorado 80482 (800)979-0332Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Caf 130 Parry Peak Way in Winter Park， CO 80482(970)726-68716. What can we learn about t

17、he 143 trails？ A. Most of them are used to ski by the beginners. B. Most of them are used to ski by skillful skiers. C. Most of them are used to hike by the travelers. D. Some of them are used for skating and riding.7. In the text the author warns the skiers of . A. bringing all that they need B. th

18、e parking places in the resort C. wearing more warm clothes D. the changeable bad weather 8. According to the 3rd paragraph， what does the author expect this year？ A. The park will be famous in the world. B. Many more people will go to ski in the park. C. There will be a snowfall on the night of Apr

19、il 13. D. The weather will be very nice during the whole April.9. How much will they pay if a couple and their two children skate from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.？ A. 18 dollars. B. 27 dollars. C. 54 dollars . D. 81 dollars. 10. We can learn from this passage that . A. 25 lifts usually operate during the whole

20、 year B. if you want a beer experience you can go to any eatery C. if you want to know the ticket price， call (970)726-6871 D. parking in Village Parking Garage at 4 p.m. or 5 p.m. is free C E-books are becoming a household necessity， and it has become common among families who read. More children a

21、re picking up the device and wish to read e-books of their own. Children wish to own the e-book reader that looks cool and has real benefits. For struggling readers， the device reads aloud and they can repeat. Children can look up new words with a press of a button. The devices storage capacity (容量)

22、 helps to store dozens of books which can be used on the road or on other adventure. The device also has lots of features like playing games， listening to music and watching movies. As prices of e-book readers are becoming affordable， parents must choose the right one for their children. E-books are

23、 available for different age groups， and choosing the proper one for the child is important. For children who have just started to learn about reading but not responsible enough like break-ability， then parents must choose the new readers that have been specially designed for them. Such devices have

24、 been designed with small children in mind with colorful covers， sturdy (结实的) cases and large buttons. This device does not require Internet connection for reading， as the books are loaded with removable cartridges (储存卡). For slightly grown-up children， by eight or nine， they can handle e-book reade

25、rs like an ordinary adult. It opens to them a new world of e-books that can be downloaded or read. There are lots of choices available， and one must do research on the Internet and inquire with friends and relatives before making their final decision on the e-book reader. Also there are many afforda

26、ble choices for parents， and they must find the right one that suits their child best.11. E-book readers are useful to struggling readers because . A. they can read after the devices B. they can use the devices as dictionaries C. they can buy one at an affordable price D. they can store many books w

27、ith large storage capacity 12. What can we infer from the first paragraph？ A. People can read e-books even on a trip. B. People dont use normal books any more. C. E-book readers cant benefit children much. D. E-book readers are not suitable for every child. 13. When we choose e-books for children， w

28、e should mainly consider their . A. abilities B. interests C. ages D. reading habits 14. What do we know about the e-book readers for smaller children？ A. They are always connected to the Internet. B. They are made of special materials. C. They have removable cartridge. D. They contain colorful pict

29、ures. 15. The main purpose of the passage is to tell us . A. e-book readers are very popular among children B. how to choose e-book readers for children C. what kind of e-book reader is available D. the benefits of e-book readers 第二题组：.选词组并用其适当形式填空donateto， make a speech， out of kindnessmake use of，

30、 more than， graduate fromdevelop a habit of， have a gift for1. Cambridge University has a beautiful setting, but its best known for the students who it. 2. This helps students to saving.3. In doing scientific experiments， one must be careful with the instruments.4. I want to the plastic to make a fl

31、ower.5. He did it .6. The money the poor made a great difference to their life.7. He will about his splendid experiences in China.8. The boy who is standing there writing.单项填空1. The president has eight-year-old daughter， who has gift for painting. A. a； the B. an； the C. an； a D. a； a2. While in uni

32、versity， we were offered a number of after-school activities to our social skills. A. create B. grow C. develop D. settle3. (2013临沂高一检测)What do you think of my article， professor？ The part is well written but the latter is just so so. A. primary B. previous C. late D. former4. In order to earn more money for his new car， the young man