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课时作业(六)必修1unit3celebration第2课时.完形填空(2011沈阳四校协作体阶段测试)thestoryimgoingtotelltrulyhappenedinmylife.theotherday，imetamanoutsidethegymwho_1_amoviestar.hewashandsomeandsmiling.hisupperbodywasmuscularandhe_2_tobeontopoftheworld.“howareyou？”i_3_withasmile.“imdoingreallywell，”herepliedinacheerfulvoice.hisenthusiasmandbigsmile_4_theparkinggarage._5_ashewalkedup，i_6_hislonglegswerethinandisawhehadasilvercane(手杖)“whydoyouneedthatcane？”icouldnt_7_thinkinghehadaminorinjury.“ihavems(多发性硬化)，”heansweredina_8_voicetoo，ashisbroadsmile_9_lefthisface.multiplesclerosisisaveryseriousdiseaseandoftenpainful.ilookedathimfrommylittleredsportscarandsaid，“you_10_itverywell.youseemlikeahappyman_11_ms.”withoutlosingabitofhissmilehereplied，“iamahappyman，”andthenadded，“idbeevenhappierifihadthatsports_12_.”itwasironic(讽刺的)just_13_wespoke，idbeensittinginthatlittlesportscar，feelingsadaboutmypainfulshoulderoverthelast11monthsalthoughiwas_14_afteranoperation.heresamanwitha_15_fartougherthanmine，buthispositiveattitudemadehimfeelno_16_happiness.hewentonwithhisenjoymentoflifeasusual，whichmovedmedeeply.itwasalsoawonderfulreminderofthatold_17_，“icriedbecauseihadnoshoes.thenimetamanwhohadnofeet.”_18_yourproblems，justkeepin_19_thatnoneofusgoesthroughlife_20_andlikethemanwithms，makethemostofwhatyouhave.countyourblessings.1a.staredatbtalkedaboutcagreedwithdlookedlike2a.conductedbappearedcperformeddpretended3a.questionedbadvisedccomplaineddgreeted4a.litupbputupcheldupdkeptup5a.sobandcbutdthough6a.diagnosedbnoticedcexamineddchecked7a.wantbsetcwaitdhelp8a.cheerfulbsadclowdpainful9a.sometimesbregularlycneverdalways10a.needbhandlecdemandddeal11a.inspiteofbinreturnforcthankstodbutfor12a.trainingbcoachccoatdcar13a.whenbuntilcbeforedsince14a.recoveringbsufferingcrepairingdbenefiting15a.directionblocationcsituationdposition16a.fewerblesscfurtherdmore17a.storybnewscsayingdlesson18a.whateverbhowevercwhicheverdwhenever19a.headbbraincheartdmind20a.completelybeasilychardlydlightly.阅读理解(2011郑州第一次质量预测)carsharingisanotherwaytodrivegreenwhichisgaininginpopularity，especiallyinurbanareas.peoplewhomaynotdriveeverydaybutstillwantacartorunerrands(差事)ordriveonweekendsbenefitmostfromcarsharing.carsharingisusuallyrunbyaservicelikezipcar，thoughtherearenonprofit(非营利的)andinformalcarsharingservices.memberspayamonthlyfeeandhaveaccesstoanentirefleetofcarswhentheyneedone.thecarsareparkedinfixedspotsaroundthecity，somembersonlyneedtomakeareservation，andthengotothepickupspot.carsharinghasmajorenvironmentalbenefitsbecauseitreducesthenumberofcarsontheroad.membersdontdrivejustbecausetheyareinacar.theyplantrips，andiftheydontneedacar，theydontuseone.still，acarisavailabletothemiftheyneedtomakeabigtriptothegrocerystore，picksomeoneupattheairportoriftheywanttogotothebeachfortheday.membersalsobenefitbyhavingaccesstoacarwithoutanyoftheheadachesofownership.theyusuallydonthavetopayforthegas，insuranceormaintenance(保养)，andthemonthlymembershipfeeislessthanatypicalcarpayment.soifyoureallywanttogogreenbutarentreadytototallygiveupacaryet，carsharingmaybethewaytogo.ifyoustillneedtogetaround，butwanttogoevengreenerthansharingacar，shareabus!1theauthorintendstotellusthatcarsharing_.ahasbecomethemostpopularwaytogotoworkbhasbecomethebestwaytocutlivingcostscisbecomingmoreandmorepopularincitiesdisbecomingpopularbothinurbanandrural(乡村的)areas2wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_.azipcarcanthelpyouifyouarerunningurgenterrandsbzipcar，differentfromotherservices，isaimedatgreendrivingwithnoprofitczipcarisacompanysupplyingcarsharingservicesforamonthlypaymentdzipcarisacompanyprovidingformalcarsharingfree3thesecondparagraphmainlytellsus_.awhypeoplewillshareacarbwhycarsharingbenefitstheenvironmentcwhycarsharingischeaperthanowningacardwhyacarisavailabletomembers4whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedinthepassage?acarsharinghasbecomeanewtrend(趋势)bcarsharingcansaveyoutheheadachesofownership.cbussharingisevengreenerthancarsharing.dzipcaristhelargestcompanyofferingcarsharingservices.(2011上海春招)twentyfirstcenturyhumanityhasmappedoceansandmountains，visitedthemoon，andsurveyedtheplanets.butforalltheprogress，peoplestilldontknowoneanotherverywell.thatbringsabouttheodorezeldins“feastofconversations”eventswhereindividualspairwithpersonstheydontknowforthreehoursofguidedtalksdesignedtogetpast“whereareyoufrom？”mrzeldin，anoxforduniversityprofessor，headsoxfordmuse，a10yearoldfoundationbasedontheideathatwhatpeopleneedisnotmoreinformation，butmoreinspirationandencouragement.the“feast”inlondonlooksnotatpoliticsorevents，butathowpeoplehavefeltaboutwork，relationsamongthesexes，hopesandfears，enemiesandauthority，theshapeoftheirlives.the“menuofconversation”includestopicslike，“howhaveyourpriorities(优先考虑的事)changedovertheyears？”or，“whathaveyourebelledagainstinthepast？”asparticipantsgathered，zeldinopenedwithaspeech：thatdespiteinstantcommunicationsinaglobalizedage，issuesofthehumanheartremain.manypeoplearelonely，orinroutinesthatdiscourageknowingthedepthofoneanother.“wearetrappedinshallowconversationsandthewholepointnowistothink，whichissometimespainful，”hesays.“butthinkinginteractioniswhatseparatesusfromtheotherspecies，exceptmaybedogs.whodohavegenerationsofhumaninteractions.”themainrulesofthe“feast”：dontpairwithsomeoneyouknoworaskquestionsyouwouldnotanswer.theonlyawkwardmomentcamewhenthemultiracialcrowdofyoungadultstoseniors，insunhats，tiesanddresses，lookedtoseewhomtheywouldbe“intimate”withforhours.but15minuteslater，everyonewasseatedandtalking，continuingfullforceuntilorganizersinterruptedthem180minuteslater.“itisencouragingtoseetheworldisnotjustaplaceofoppressionanddistancefromeachother.”zeldinsummedup.“whatwedidisnotordinary，butitcantbemadderthantheworldalreadyis.”somesaidtheyfelt“liberated”totalkonsensitivetopics.thirtysomethingpeter，fromeastlondon，saidthat“itmighttakeweeksormonthstogettothelevelofinteractionwesuddenlyopenedup.”5whatcanthe“conversations”bebestdescribedas?adeepandoneonone.bsensitiveandmad.cinstantandinspiring.dordinaryandencouraging.6ina“feastofconversations”，participants_.apairfreelywithanyonetheylikebhaveguidedtalksforasetperiodoftimecaskquestionstheythemselveswouldnotanswerdwearclothesreflectingmultiracialfeatures7inparagraph6，“theywouldbeintimate”isclosestinmeaningto“_”atheywouldhavephysicalcontactbtheywouldhaveindepthtalksctheywouldbeclosefriendsdtheywouldexchangebasicinformation8fromthepassage，wecanconcludethatwhatzeldindoesis_.aanattempttopromotethinkinginteractionboneofthemaddestactivitieseverconductedcatrytoliberatepeoplefromoldfashionedideasdanefforttogivepeopleachanceoftalkingfreely课时作业(六).完形填空语篇解读这篇文章讲述了一个积极向上的励志故事。作者在体育馆外碰到了一位身患多发性硬化病的男子，他虽然饱受病魔的折磨，但他那乐观向上、笑对人生的生活态度深深打动了我1解析：从下文对男子外貌的描述可推知，我在体操馆外面碰到一个长得像电影明星的男子。答案：d2解析：他帅气，面带微笑，上身肌肉发达，显得非常的自信。appear看来，显得，似乎，符合语意。答案：b3解析：从上文howareyou提示知，我微笑着向他打招呼，故用greeted。答案：d4解析：从上下文知，该男子非常爽朗，他的热情和微笑照亮了(lightup)整个停车场。putup表示“搭建”；holdup表示“阻止，阻碍”；keepup表示“保持”，都不符合此语境。答案：a5解析：从上下文知，我原本不知道他身患疾病，当他走近的时候我才注意到(notice)他的腿很瘦，而且拄着拐杖，所以表示语意转折应用but。答案：c6答案：b7解析：我很吃惊他为什么需要拐杖，所以我情不自禁地想他可能有点儿小毛病。此处couldnthelpdoingsth.是常用句式，表示“情不自禁做某事”。答案：d8解析：从上下文知，这个男子并没有因为自己得了多发性硬化病而感到沮丧和难过，相反，他仍然非常乐观和积极向上，所以，回答我问题的时候带着一种愉快的语气，所以用cheerful。而且下文也提到，微笑从来也没有(never)离开过他的脸庞。答案：a9答案：c10解析：我称赞他做得非常好。handle此处表示“处理，对付”，可作及物动词，直接接宾语；deal常与with搭配，表示“处理(问题等)”。答案：b11解析：尽管(inspiteof)你得了多发性硬化病，但你看起来却非常快乐。inreturnfor表示“作为的回报”，thanksto表示“幸亏，由于”，butfor表示“要不是”，都不符合语意。答案：a12解析：从语境知，这里是该男子在调侃“要是我有你那样的跑车(sportscar)的话，我会更快乐”。答案：d13解析：从语意知，在我们谈话前，我还在为11个月来一直疼痛的肩膀感到难过，故用连词before。答案：c14解析：尽管我已经从手术中恢复(recovering)过来了，但还是为自己受过的疼痛难过。答案：a15解析：我碰到的这个男子的处境远比我糟糕，但他积极的生活态度没让他少体会一点儿人生的快乐。答案：c16解析：根据语意应用nolesshappiness，表示“不少于的快乐”。答案：b17解析：这让人想起一句老话，用saying“谚语，格言”。答案：c18解析：whatever在这里引导让步状语从句，表示“无论你碰到什么困难”。答案：a19解析：一定要记住(keepinmind)，每个人的人生都不易(easily)。答案：d20答案：b.阅读理解语篇解读拼车是一种逐渐流行起来的环保的出行方式1解析：写作目的题。文章的第一句就是本文的主旨，接下来从不同角度进行论述，因此可判断作者写作本文是想告诉大家拼车在城市变得越来越流行，选c项。答案：c2解析：细节理解题。根据第一段中的第三、四句话可知zipcar给乘客提供拼车服务，但是，乘客需要交一定的月租。答案：c3解析：段落大意题。