高考英语一轮复习 Unit2 Cloning考点全解 新人教版.doc

unit 2cloning.单项填空1(2013湖北黄石二中月考)though the conflict of resources still exists in nowadays world like before, people are more _ and there are other solutions to settle down anxiety and conflicts.aknowledgeablebchangeablecreasonabledagreeable解析：reasonable 合理的，讲道理的。knowledgeable 有知识的；changeable 易变的；agreeable 一致的。句意：尽管当今世界的资源冲突仍像以前一样存在，但是人们是比较讲道理的并且有其他办法解决焦虑和冲突。答案：c2linda didnt get there on time because of the bad weather. whats more, her car was in poor _.apositionbconditioncsituationddirection解析：in poor condition 意为“状况很坏”。句意：由于天气恶劣，加之车况也不好，琳达没能按时赶到那里。答案：b3as is known to us all, children in our country have the right of receiving _ education by law.atraditionalbcommercialcculturaldcompulsory解析：考查形容词辨析。compulsory 意为“义务的，强制的”，compulsory education 意为“义务教育”。句意：众所周知，我国儿童有依法享有接受义务教育的权利。答案：d4after questioning the man for six hours, the police _ the information they wanted.aseizedbrecoveredcappealeddobtained解析：句意：警察审问了这个男人6个小时后才得到了他们想要的信息。seize 抓住；recover 恢复；appeal 呼吁，控诉；obtain 得到，使用范围较广。答案：d5my brother _ playing with snow while my sister is fond of playing with water.aadoresbenviescarrestsdassumes解析：adore 喜爱。envy 羡慕，嫉妒；arrest 吸引；assume 假定。答案：a6(2013开封调研)they_each other in that they are both bareheaded with sunglasses.adifferbmodifycresembledclassify解析：由句意知选resemble，意为“像”。modify修改；differ后接宾语要加介词from；classify分类，归类。答案：c7all my efforts to win the scholarship were _， which made me disappointed.ain placebin chargecin returndin vain解析：in vain徒劳的。句意：我所有赢奖学金的努力是徒劳的，这使我很失望。in place适宜；in charge负责；in return作为回报。答案：d8it has been rather expensive to bring in these machines，but it should_in the long run.awork outbpay offcturn outdcome back解析：句意：引进这些机器相当贵，但从长远来说应是值得的。pay off得到回报。答案：b9would you please give us an example_your opinion on“two olympics，equal splendor”？ain charge ofbin want ofcin favour ofdin honour of解析：in favour of 支持。in charge of 主管；in honour of 为了纪念。答案：c10i_it to my teacher to take a betterpaid post.aowebbelongcsubscribeddonate解析：owe sth.to sb.把归功于。答案：a11(2013金华高三检测)although he tried to focus on his reading in the study，_jacks attention was attracted by the loud music outside.ain timebin no timecat no timedfrom time to time解析：from time to time时而，不时地。答案：d12the two kinds of cell phones differ_shape，but they are similar_each other in some functions.afrom；withbin；tocin；withdfrom；to解析：differ in在方面不同；be similar to 与相似。答案：b13(2013富阳中学高三检测)i have no idea of what is in fashion nowadays，so my choice might be quite_.aabundantbarbitrarycambitiousdaggressive解析：考查形容词词义辨析。句意：我不知道现在流行什么，因此我的选择肯定很随意。abundant“丰富的”；arbitrary“随意的”；ambitious“有野心的”；aggressive“挑衅的”。由句意可知b项正确。答案：b14i didnt mean_anything，but those apples looked so good; i couldnt resist_one.ato eat；tryingbto eat；to tryceating；tryingdeating；to try解析：考查非谓语动词。mean to do sth.“打算做某事”；cant resist doing sth.“忍不住做某事”。答案：a15(2013青岛二中高三检测)im very sorry to have_you with questions on such an occasion.aattractedbabstractedcimpresseddbothered解析：考查动词辨析。bother sb.about/with sth.“为某事打扰或烦扰某人”。attract “吸引”；abstract“提取；概况”；impress“给留下印象”。答案：d.完形填空my father brought home a sailboat when i was ten, and almost each sunday in summers we would go sailing. dad was quite skilled in sailing, but not good at _1_.as for me, i _2_ both before twelve because of living close to lake ontario.the last time dad and i set sail together is really _3_. it was a perfect weekend after i graduated from university. i came home and _4_ dad to go sailing. out we set soon on the _5_lake. dad hadnt sailed for years, but everything _6_well with the tiller (舵柄) in his hands.when we were in the middle of the lake, a _7_ wind came all of a sudden. the boat was hit_8_. dad was always at his best in any _9_， but at this moment he _10_.“john! _11_！” he shouted in a trembling voice, with the tiller still in his hands.in my memory he could fix any _12_.he was the one i always _13_ for strength and security. before i could respond, a _14_of water got into the boat. i rushed to the tiller _15_ it was too late. another huge wall of water _16_ the boat in a minute. we were thrown into the water, and dad was struggling aimlessly. at that moment, i felt fiercely _17_ of him.i swam to dad _18_and assisted him in climbing onto the hull (船壳) of the boat. upon sitting on the hull, dad was a little awkward about his flash of _19_. “its all right, dad. we are safe now.” i comforted him.that was the first time dad had counted on me in a moment of emergency. more importantly, i found it was my turn to start _20_for my father.1a.boatingbrunning cswimmingdteaching2a.enjoyedbdesiredchateddlearned3a.unforgivablebunforgettableccheerfuldregretful4a.sentborderedcinviteddallowed5a.calmbicy cstormydthundery6a.finishedbwentcseemeddsounded7a.strongbgentleccolddhot8a.repeatedlyblightlychardlydviolently9a.dangerbplace csportdjob10a.sufferedbfellcfrozedwithdrew11a.lookbhelp crundjump12a.problembrelationship cmachinedboat13a.turned toblived withcargued withdobjected to14a.fountainbstreamcshowerdwave15a.ifbforcafterdbut16a.got throughbpoured intocturned overdlifted up17a.ashamedbprotective ctireddafraid18a.hopelesslybquicklycslowlydhelplessly19a.painbangercfeardshame20a.making upbgetting readycpaying offdlooking out答案与解析语篇解读文章通过作者和父亲的一次划船出游的经历讲述了父子亲情的小故事。儿子突然发现，那个曾经在任何危险面前都可以从容面对的父亲渐渐老去，现在轮到他来延续那份可以带来安全和力量的亲情之爱了。1c上文提到“我”父亲航海技术很好，后文提到“我”两项都好，且根据倒数第二段“我”游到父亲那儿帮他爬上了船可知，父亲游泳技术不高，故选c项。2.d下文提到因为住的离安大略湖较近，故应是在12岁之前两样都学会了，故选d项。enjoy喜欢；desire渴望；hate憎恨；learn学会。3.b根据文章最后一段的“这是第一次在紧急时刻父亲依赖我”可知我发现轮到我照顾父亲了”，因此这次航行是“令人难忘的”。unforgettable令人难忘的；unforgivable不可原谅的；cheerful令人愉悦的；regretful后悔的。4.c句意：我回家邀请父亲一起去航海。send派，送；order要求，命令；invite邀请；allow允许。根据句意可知选c项。5.a上文提到那天天气很好，下文提到尽管父亲多年未航行了，但一切进展顺利，故此处指的是在平静的湖面上行驶。calm平静的；icy冰冻的；stormy有暴风雨的；thundery有雷的。6.bgo well进展顺利。句意：尽管多年未航行了，但他撑着舵柄，一切进展顺利。7.a上文提到湖水很平静，下文提到船被撞得很剧烈，故此处应指突然来了一阵大风。strong猛烈的；gentle温柔的；cold寒冷的；hot炎热的。8.d参照7题解析。repeatedly重复地；lightly轻轻地；hardly几乎不；violently猛烈地，剧烈地。9.a父亲在遇到危险时总是能应对自如。in danger在危险中；in place在适当的位置；根据语境可知选a项。10.c根据but和下文in a trembling voice可知，父亲这次是因为恐惧而变僵硬了，不知所措。故选c项。11.b根据下文可知，出现意外情况之后，父亲束手无策，故此处应是向“我”求救。故选b项。12.a上文提到在危险时父亲能够应付自如，下文提到“我”总是向他寻求力量和安全感，故此处表示他能够解决任何问题。故选a项。problem问题；relationship关系；machine机器；boat船。13.a参照12题解析。turn to转向，求助于；live with和居住在一起，忍受不愉快的事情；argue with和争论；object to反对。14.d根据下文“another huge wall of water.”可知此处指的是一股巨浪冲进了船里，故选d项。a wave of water一股巨浪；fountain喷泉；stream溪流。15.d下文提到另一股巨浪打来，将船打翻了，故此处指的是“尽管我快速冲过去但还是晚了”之意，故选d项。16.c下文提到我们被打入水中，故此处指的是巨浪把船打翻了。turn over打翻；get through通过；pour into倾注，倒；hit up请求，(板球等中)得(分)，使加快速度。17.b最后一段提到了这次航行给“我”的感悟：轮到“我”来照顾父亲了，故此处句意“在那时，我强烈地感觉到我对他的保护作用”，故选b项。ashamed害羞的；protective保护的；tired厌烦的；afraid害怕的。18.b句意：我快速地游到父亲那儿，帮他爬上了船。根据句意以及前文的“我”强烈地感觉到“我”对他的保护作用可知此处应是“快速”之意，故选b项。hopelessly没有希望地；slowly慢地；helplessly无助地。19.c上文提到父亲颤抖的声音及无目的地挣扎，由此可知父亲当时是很害怕。所以上船后父亲感到很尴尬，故选c项。pain痛苦；anger生气；shame不光彩的事。20.d本文主要叙述了“我”和父亲的一次航船的经历以及“我”的感悟。解析可参照第3题。make up for弥补；get ready for为作准备；pay off偿清，得到回报；look out for留心，照顾。.阅读理解one evening in february 2007, a student named paula ceely brought her car to a stop on a remote road in wales. she got out to open a metal gate that blocked her path. thats when she heard the whistle sounded by the driver of a train. her renault clio was parked across a railway line. seconds later, she watched the train drag her car almost a kilometre down the railway tracks.ceelys near_miss made the news because she blamed it on her gps device(导航仪). she had never driven the route before. it was dark and raining heavily. ceely was relying on her gps, but it made no mention of the crossing. “i put my complete trust in the device and it led me right into the path of a speeding train，” she told the bbc.who is to blame here? rick stevenson, who tells ceelys story in his book when machines fail us, points the finger at the limitations of technology. we put our faith in digital devices, he says, but our digital helpers are too often not up to the job. they are filled with small problems.and its not just gps devices: stevenson takes us on a tour of digital disasters involving everything from mobile phones to wireless keyboards.the problem with his argument in the book is that its not clear why he only focuses on digital technology, while there may be a number of other possible causes. a mapmaker might have left the crossing off a paper map. maybe we should blame ceely for not paying attention. perhaps the railway authorities are at fault for poor signalling system. or maybe someone has studied the relative dangers and worked out that there really is something specific wrong with the gps equipment. but stevenson doesnt say.its a problem that runs through the book. in a section on cars, stevenson gives an account of the advanced techniques that criminals use to defeat computerbased locking systems for cars. he offers two independent sets of figures on car theft; both show a small rise in some parts of the country. he says that once again not all new locks have proved reliable. perhaps, but maybe its also due to the shortage of policemen on the streets. or changing social circumstances. or some combination of these factors.the game between humans and their smart devices is amusing and complex. it is shaped by economics and psychology and the cultures we live in. somewhere in the mix of those forces there may be a way for a wiser use of technology.if there is such a way, it should involve more than just an awareness of the shortcomings of our machines. after all, we have lived with them for thousands of years. they have probably been fooling us for just as long. 1. what did paula ceely think was the cause of her accident?ashe was not familiar with the road.bit was dark and raining heavily then.cthe railway workers failed to give the signal.dher gps device didnt tell her about the crossing.2. the phrase“near miss” (paragraph 2 ) can best be replaced by _.aclose hitbheavy losscnarrow escapedbig mistake3. which of the following would rick stevenson most probably agree with? amodern t