人教版高中英语必修二同步练习：Unit5 Music课时跟踪训练5-2 Word版含答案

课时跟踪训练(5－2)基础夯实Ⅰ.单词填空1．Acrossthestream，amanistryingtoreachoutontheedgeofthebankforthefruitwithanet____________(attach)toapole.2．Sincethen，I________(form)thehabitofplayingbasketballwithmyfriendsregularly.3．Onhearingthenews，wecouldnotwait____________(attend)theceremony.Hesaidhewouldnotgotothepartywithout______________(invite)．4．Fansshowedtheirdevotion________waitingforhourstogetticketsfortheirconcerts.5．Hismostexciting________(invite)wastoperformonaTVprogramme________(call)“TopofthePops”．6．Freddyandhisbandrealizedthattheymustleavethecountry________itbecametoopainfulforthem.7．SotheyleftBritain,________whichtheywerenevertoreturn,andwentbacktothelake.8．Theyweresopopular________theirfansformedclubsinordertogetmorefamiliar________them.答案1．attached2.haveformed3.toattend；beinginvited4．by5.invitation;called6.before7.to8．that;withⅡ.用所给短语的适当形式填空playjokeson；tobehonest；befamiliarwith；dreamedof；relyon；breakingup；incash；inadditionto1．Itiswrongofyouto________________thedisabledinneed.2．________________，Idon'tthinkhighlyoftheplanputforwardatthemeeting.3．Becausehe________________thecomputer，hecancarryouttheworkeasily.4．Whenshewasyoung，she________________beingadoctor.5．Nothavingbeenhereforalongtime，Ihaveto____________myfriendstohelpmefindajob.6．______________thesearrangements，extraambulanceswillbeondutyuntilmidnight.7．ItwasnotuntilthenthatIrealizedtheirmarriagewas______________becausetheyhadlittleincommon.8．Pleasepay______________，forcreditcardscannotbeusedinthissupermarket.答案1．playjokeson2.Tobehonest3.isfamiliarwith4．dreamedof5.relyon6.Inadditionto7．breakingup8.incash巩固提升Ⅲ.阅读理解Youoftencanchooseaprivatesettingwhenyoubrowse(浏览)theInternet.Butbeforewarned:Itmaynotaffordnearlyasmuchprivacyasyouexpect.That'sthefindingofanewstudy.Majorwebbrowsers,suchasGoogle'sChromeandApple'sSafari,oftenaprivatebrowsingoption.It'ssometimesreferredtoas“incognito.”ThisoptionletsyousurftheInternetbrowserandsavesarecordintoitshistoryofeachpagethatyouvisited.Andwhatsitesyouvisitwon'taffectthesuggestionsyourbrowsermakesthenexttimeyou'refillingoutanonlineform.Manypeoplebelieve—incorrectly—thattheincognitosettingprotectsthemmorebroadly.Mostbelieveitevenafterreadingawebbrowser'sexplanationoftheincognitomode.Forinstance,anewstudyhad460peoplereadwebbrowsers'descriptionsofprivatebrowsing.Eachpersonreadoneof13descriptions.Thentheparticipantsansweredquestionsabouthowprivatetheythoughttheirbrowsingwouldbewhileusingthistool.Thevolunteersdidn'tunderstandtheincognitomode.Thiswastruenomatterwhichbrowserexplanationtheyhadread.TheresearchersreportedtheirfindingsonApril26atthe2018WorldWideWebConferenceinLyon,France.MorethanhalfofthevolunteersthoughtthatiftheyloggedintoaGoogleaccountthroughaprivatewindow,Googlewouldn'tkeeparecordoftheirsearchhistory.Nottrue.Andaboutoneineveryfourparticipantsthoughtprivatebrowsinghidtheirdevice'sIPaddress.That'swrong,too.BlaseUrwasoneofthestudy'sauthors.He'sanexpertincomputersecurityandprivacyinIllinoisattheUniversityofChicago.Companiescouldclearupthisconfusionbygivingbetterexplanationsoftheincognitomode,histeamsays.Forexample,thebrowsersshouldavoidvague(模糊)．ThewebbrowserOpera,forinstance,promisesusersthat“yoursecretsaresafe.”NopeFirefoxencouragesusersto“browselikenoone'swatching.”Infact,someonemightbe.(Ifyou'dliketoknowmoreabouttheresearchinformation,pleaseclickhere.)1．Theresearchersdidthestudywiththeaimof__________．A．checkingthesafetyofbrowsersofleadingcompan