单元练习 (3)

1、Module 3 Adventure in Literature and the Cinema一、 填入适当的词。1. His life_ (与相似) the lives of the characters in his novels.2. The children are c_ very about everything around them.3. I am _(决心) to do better than anyone in our class.4. Most children like sweets, but there are some_ (例外).5. His second film

2、, 'Ideal Husband',_(确立) his fame as a film director.6. He_(惊慌)and ran as fast as he could to safety.7. The natives_(划桨) us over to the other side of the river.8. I'm sorry to_(打扰)you with this question.9. The thief took the money from the old man by_(暴力).10. He drew the outline_(轮廓)of a

3、house on the paper.11. A_(遮蔽物) is used to protect us against from the bad weather.二、根据课文内容，完成下列句子。1. _(使我们大为惊讶的是), there was a light in one of the cabins. 2. Like Huck, Mark Twain _(过着冒险的生活).3. It was quite dark, but I could see _(一个人被捆着躺在地上).4. _(迫不得已他只好改变了计划), he worked for several years as a pilo

4、t. 5. He worked as a pilot, _(载着乘客在河的上下).三、翻译下列句子。1. 我很累，没心情捉弄别人。feel in the mood for something _2. 这部小说是以17世纪的伦敦为背景的。set in _3. 请稍等一下,我马上就来。hang on _4. 我认为他们在编造整个事情。 make up _5. 他讲了一个与现实毫无关系的故事。have connection with _四、课文浓缩填空。take tie sudden storm sink frighten crawl terrify sail boardOn a 1_night,

5、we stayed inside the shelter and let the raft 2 _ down the river. 3_, we saw a steamboat in the middle of the river, which had hit a rock. I persuaded Jim to 4_ the 5_ ship. When we climbed onto the boat, I saw a man lying on the floor, 6 _ up with rope and two other men standing over him. These two

6、 men were threatening the man on the floor, who was going to die of 7_. I want to save him and 8 _ back to find Jim. At first Jim was 9_ but I persuaded him to help me. At last we succeeded in 10_ their boat away, which was tied to the other side of the steamboat.五、阅读理解How do readers find more time

7、to read? In The Little Guide to Your Well-Read Life, Steve Leveen shares some of the most rewarding methods he's found for getting more books into your life and more life from your books.Spend just three hours with this Little Guide and add years of fulfillment to your reading life. You'll d

8、iscover: ·How to read 12 more books a year even if _.·Why part of your personal library should be empty and a large part filled with books you want to read ·How to get a reading on a book before you read it ·When to give up on a book (even if it's a classic) ·How to crea

9、te an annotated reading biography Both practical and uplifting, The Little Guide to Your Well-Read Life shows you how to transform a pastime into a lifelong passion that gets stronger with every book you absorb. The author's recommendations are disarmingly refreshing, as when he advises when not

10、 to read a book and why not to feel guilty if you missed reading all those classics in school. He helps readers reorganize their bookshelves into a Library of Candidates that they actively build and a Living Library of books read with enthusiasm, and he emphasizes the value of creating a Bookography

11、, or annotated list of your reading life. Separate chapters are devoted to the power of audio books and the merits of reading groups. The author himself admits he came "late to the bookshelf," making this charming little guide all the more convincing.Questions:1. Please give a proper title

12、 of this passage.(within 10 words) _2. Which sentence in the passage can be replaced by the following one? If you spent 3 hours reading this book, it will change you life into well-read and full of fillment life. _3. Please fill in the blank with proper words or phrases to complete the sentence. (Pl

13、ease answer within 10 words.)_4. What tip do you want according to your own reading habit?_5. Translate the underlined sentences. _Keys:一、 1. resembles 2. curious 3. determined 4. exceptions 5. established6. panicked 7. paddled 8. disturb 9. force 10. shelter二、 1. To our astonishment 2. led an adven

14、turous life 3. a man lying on the floor, tied up with rope 4. Forced to change his plans 5. taking passengers up and down the river三、 1. Im very tired and not in the mood to make fun of others. 2. This novel is set in London in the 17th century. 3. Hang on a minute; I'm just coming. 4. I think they are making the whole thing up. 5. He told a story which has no connection with reality.四、 1. stormy 2. sail 3. Suddenly 4. board 5. sinking 6. tied 7. fright 8. crawled 9. terrified 10. taking五、 1. The Little