人教版高中英语必修三新课标英语综合练习

人教版新课标英语必修3综合练习Unit3TheMillionPoundBankNote思维导图重点词汇思维导图重点词汇重点短语其它词汇birthplacepennilessbusinessmanpavementembassypineapplenovelphrasedessertauthorcharityrudeaheadenvelopescreamgenuinesteakissuefaultbaybarberragbowfake重点语法宾语从句、表语从句adventurepassage wander permit scenestareunbelievablepatiencecontrary amount manner spotseekindeedonthecontrarytakeachancebringup goahead byaccidentmakeabet inrags asforstareataccountfor单元重点知识单元重点知识课堂笔记Part1重点词汇（Ⅰ）课堂笔记Seeingthehappy ofchildrenplayinginthepark,I’mfullofjoyanconfidenceinthefutureofourcountry.sight近义词辨析

scene C.view D.signscene:多指某一特定或具体场面所表示的“景色scenery:表示“风景”的集合名词（不可数，侧重指某一国家或地sight:笑的事物，多用复数形式；也可指“视力iew:从某个位置或角度所看到的景色（如从远处或高处观点。Iwouldliketodoitwithyou,butI’mnotsurewhethermyparents .permitted B.admitted C.accepted D.receivedIhadn’tseenmyoldfriendJackfortenyearsbutI himatfirstsight.watched B.realized C.observed D.spottedPetermustbeill.theonlythingthatcan hisstrangebehavior.explainabout B.resultfrom C.accountfor D.lieinTheyare themostreasonabledietwhichwilldogoodtohealth.seeking B.stimulating C.shaping D.sinking moneyhasbeenspentinbuildingthemodernlibrary,wherewecanreadbooksinoursparetime.Agreatnumberof B.AlargeamountofC.Agoodmany D.QuitealotSusanwasjust atthosepigeonsatthetime,soIthinkshesawme.glaring B.staring C.watching D.spottingI’lllookintothematterassoonaspossible.Justhavealittle .wait B.time C.patience D.restbad totalkwithyourfinger attheotherperson.manners;pointsC.manners;pointing

B.manner;topointD.manners;pointedPart2重点词汇（Ⅱ） （appearsserious,butheishumorousatheart.Theriver （beautifulcountry.Howeverhardhetried,hecouldn’tpersuadehisfriendstogiveupthe （冒险，奇遇Wediscoveredasecret （通道，段，船费thewall.（难以置信的theeventrepeateditselflaterinthesameplace.Oursailingboatwasdelayedby （对立面）winds.Part3重点短语Thegirlwas （anorphanhome.Thebuildingofthenewbridgewill （前进，可以，往下说asplanned.LasttimeIranacrossherinthestreet （偶然，无意中Thisisnotaneconomicalwaytogetmorewater; （正相反）;it’sveryexpensive.He abig （冒险）whenhemadetheinvestment. （至于，关于）yourapplication,discussit.Walkinginthestreet,Ioftenseebeggars （衣衫褴褛We （打赌）thatdayontheoutcomeofthenexthorserace.阅读理解阅读理解American’sgeniuswithhightechnologymayhaveputmenonthemoon,butthereisgrowingdoubtaboutitsabilitytosolvehumanproblemsclosertohome.Infact,aslightbutsignificantchangefrompurelytechnologicalsolutionsisalreadyunderwayasscientistsinsistthatanswerstotheworld’sproblemswillnotcomefromanattractiveexhibitionofelectronicsandmachines.Instead,astheyseeit,solutionsmustdevelopfromabetterunderstandingofthehumansthatdrivethesystemandfromafullerappreciation（赏识thelimitsand潜能)oftheearth’sresources.Whatthismeansisanincreasedemphasisonthelifeandearthsciences,onsociology,psychology,economicsandevenphilosophy.Moreandmoreofthebestmindsinscience,particularlyyoungresearchers,arebeingdrawnintothesedevelopingfields.Allthisisnottosaythattechnologicalcreativitywillnotplayacriticalroleinsolvingenergyandfoodshortages,orthatanswerstoenvironmentaldifficultieswillnotcomefromfurtheradvancesinthesametechnologiesthatmayhavehelpedcausetheproblems.Wheretherealchallengelies,intheviewofthenewgenerationofscientists,isinfindingwaystoproducegoodsandmeettheworld’sneeds,usinglessoftherawmaterialsthatarebecomingshort.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthorprobablyagreewith?Theenvironmentcrisiswillnotbesolvedunlesswestopusing原始）materials.Inscientificresearch,ahigher优先）shouldbegiventounderstandingalllivingsystems.Explorationofouterspacewillfinallyleadtoanimprovementonhumanlivingconditions.U.S.high-technologycompaniesarewelcomingthisnewchangeinscientificresearch.Whichofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainidea?agrowingnumberofAmericansaredoubtfulaboutwhathightechnologycandoinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Manyscientistsarebeginningtobelievethatthebetterunderstandingofhumanbeingswillplayamoredecisiveroleinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Moreandmoreyoungscientistsaretryingtheirbesttofindnewwaystosolvetheworld’sproblems.Technologicalcreativitywillstillplayaveryimportantpartinsolvingtheworld’sYoungscientistsdemandthatinordertosatisfyhumanneeds .existingproductsbeimproved.morecomplexmachinesandelectronicequipmentbedesigned.waysbefoundtoproducebettergoodsusingfewerrawmaterials.anynewinventionandinnovationbeencouragedintechnologyInthepassage“Humanproblems”or“worldproblems”refersmainlyto .globalfoodshortageC.environmentalpollution

B.resourcesdepletion（耗尽）D.alloftheaboveTheauthorstatesallthefollowingCXCEPTthat .thedevelopmentofpresenttechniquescannotprovideanyanswerstotoday’sproblems.anincreasingnumberofyoungscientistsaretakingagreatinterestinbiologicalandsocialsciences.manyscientistshavecometounderstandthelimitsofnaturalresources.manyscientistsarguethathightechnologyissomethingbutnoteverything.HomeworkHomeworkPart1单词拼写（周一、周二完成）importanttolearnlargenumberof （短语，惯用语heart.Theyall （凝视，盯着看）withastonishment.This （通道，段，船费begivenseveralinterpretations.I （鞠躬hisbetterjudgmentandtookhisadvice.Ourreporterwasthefirstpersononthe （一场，现场，景色Iwas （真正地，确实，实在gladtohearthenews.This （慈善anonprofitorganization.Therearetallandgreentreesoneachsideofthe （人行道IhopeIremembertoaskthe （理发师）nottocutmyhairtooshort.WorksofmanyAmerican （著者，作家beentranslatedintoChinese.Onthefaceofit,thedocumentseemed （真的Heisnotpoor,onthe （反面，对立面；相反的，相违的heisamillionaire.Hetraveledfromhis （出生地，故乡hisnewhome.Thereareseveralenclosuresinthe （信封Thereareseveral （过错，缺点，故障thepageintermsoffigures.Ifweather （许可，允许；通行证，许可证，执照wewillgocampingthisweekend.（难以置信的stupidheis.Joblessand （贫穷的，身无分文的,Tomhadtosleeproughinthefieldsforseveralmonths.Hecouldn’t （认为，说明；账目hisabsencefromschool.Heansweredmyquestionswithgreat （耐心Thefrontcoverofthe （小说，长篇故事beentornoff.Itismybeliefthatgood （礼貌，举止，方式importanttoeveryone.Shewaswearingablackskirtwithwhite （斑点，污点，地点；发现，认出reportedthattwo （商人）havebeenkidnappedbyterrorists.They （尖叫）forhelpfromthewindowoftheburninghotel.Large （数量）ofmoneywerespentonthebridge.I’msorry,mymindwas （漫游，闲逛，漫步，漂泊Whatdidyousayjustnow?Theywere （寻找，寻求）employment.HeworksattheAmerican （大使馆，大使及工作人员His （奇遇，冒险）havebeenwhisperedeverywhere.Part2阅读理解（周三完成）Whenyoupracticereadingwithpassagesshorterthanbooklength,donottrytotakeineachwordseparately,oneaftertheother.Itismuchmoredifficulttograspthebroadthemeofthepassagethisway,andyouwillalsogetthestuckonindividualwordswhichmaynotbeabsolutelyessentialtoageneralunderstandingofthepassage.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughthepassageveryquicklyfirsttogetthegeneralideaofeachparagraph.Titles,paragraphheadingsandemphasizedwordcanbeagreathelpingettingthis纲要ofthepassage.Itissurprisinghowmanypeopledonotreadtitles,introductionsorparagraphheadings.Canyou,withoutlookingback,rememberthetitleofthispassageandtheheadingofthisparagraph?Mostparagraphsofapassageorchapterhavea'topic sentence'whichexpressesthecentralidea.Theremainingsentencesexpandorsupportthatidea.Ithasbeenestimatedthatbetween60%and90%ofallexpositive（说明的paragraphsinEnglishhavethetopicsentencefirst.Alwayspayspecialattentiontothefirstsentenceofaparagraph;itismostlikelytogiveyouthemainidea.Sometimes,though,thefirstsentenceintheparagraphdoesnothavethefeelof'mainidea'sentence.Itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformationtojustifyaparagraph.Thenextmostlikelyplacetolookforthetopicsentenceisthelastsentenceoftheparagraph.Rememberthattheopeningandclosingparagraphsofapassageorchapterareparticularlyimportant.Theopeningparagraphsuggeststhegeneraldirectionandcontentofthepiece,whiletheclosingparagraphoftensummarizestheveryessence（精髓）.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughapassagequicklyfirst .atabout350w.P.m.(wordsperminute)C.sothatyoucantakeineachwordseparately

B.togetthegeneralideaofeachparagraphD.tomakesureyougettotheendatleastonceThetopicsentenceofanexpositoryparagraphinEnglish .usuallycomesinthemiddleC.ismostoftenatthebeginning

B.ismostlikelytobefoundattheendD.isusuallyleftoutinexpositorywritingMostexpositoryparagraphsinEnglishhaveaclearlydefinedtopicsentence.Insuchparagraphsthetopicsentencecomesfirst .inabout40%ofcasesC.inabout20%cases

B.inabout80%ofcasesD.veryrarelySometimesweknowthefirstsentenceisnotthetopicsentencebecause .itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformation B.itisnotlongenoughC.itdoesnotcomeatthebeginningTheclosingparagraphofapieceofwriting .

D.itdoesnotmakecompletesentenceA.isnotreallyveryimportant B.isoftenunnecessaryrepetitionC.oftencomesattheend D.oftensummarizestheessenceofthepassagePart3单项选择（周五完成）fatherhimtojointheschoolfootballteam.let B.promise C.permit D.hopeWhenIgothomewiththecassetterecorder,itwouldn’twork.Itriedtofindthe myself.shortcoming B.fault C.weakness D.errorThegirlstudent manyquestionsduringthecourseoftheclass.broughtup B.broughtin C.broughtdown D.broughtout—WouldyoumindifIturnedontheTVandwatchedCCTVnews?— .Asamatteroffact,IalsolikewatchingCCTVnews.No,youB.Yes,Ido C.No,goahead D.OK,noproblemIbelievehappinessis ,andtruehappinesscomesfromyoursatisfactionifhowthingsare.bychoice B.bychance C.byaccident D.bydesignThereismuchchance Billwillrecoverfromhisinjuryintimefortherace.that B.which C.until D.ifAlargeamountof beenshippedtohelpthehomelesspeople.goodshas B.goodshave C.foodhas D.foodhaveWhenthemanwastryingtobreakintothebank,hewascaughtbythepolice .inaspot B.onthespot C.offthespot D.tothespotIfyouaretomakeafortune,youhaveto onthebusiness.takethechance B.takeyourchance C.takeachance D.takechanceNoonecouldhavethoughtthattheman shouldhaveaone-million-poundnote.A.inrag B.withrags C.withrag D.inragsIcouldstayforoneortwodays,but whetherIamstayingforaweek,itwouldbeoutofthequestion.A.asfor B.asto C.asfaras D.butforThoughitisraining,I itwillturnoutfinetomorrow.A.expect B.hope C.imagine D.bet—Ihadthoughtthatyourwifedidn’tunderstandyouatthattime.— ,shehadagoodunderstandingofme.A.Onthecontrary B.tosay C.Ontheotherhand D.ForanotherthingWediscussedyet wearegoingtoplaceournew全国Ⅰ）A.that B.which C.what D.whereAtfirsthehatedthenewjobbutdecidedtogivehimselfafewmonthstosee itgotanyA.when B.how C.why D.ifPart4短文改错（周六完成）

2009北京）SueandAnnoftenmeetatacheaprestauranttoeatandtalkingaboutlifeandschoolaftertheirmorningclass.Sometimes,insteadtalking,theyplayagamethattheycallit“peoplewatching”.Theystartthegameinobservingandlisteningtopeoplearoundthemcarefulandmakeguessesabouttheirlivesasages,jobs,likes,dislikesandsoon.Ofcourse,theyneverreallyknewwhethertheyarerightorwrong.Thereforetheyusuallyhavegoodreasonsforthinkingthatwhattheyare.“Thegameistheyoftensay.人教版新课标英语必修3综合练习Unit3TheMillionPoundBankNote（教师版）思维导图重点词汇重点短语

adventure passage wander permit scene stare patience contrary amount manner spot seek indeedonthecontrary bringup goahead byaccident stareat accounttakeachance makeabet inrags asforbirthplace pavement novel author ahead genuine fault rag其它词汇 penniless embassy phrase charity envelope steak bay businessman pineapple dessert rude scream issue barber fake重点语法 宾语从句、表语从句单元重点知识单元重点知识课堂笔记Part1重点词汇（Ⅰ）课堂笔记Seeingthehappy B ofchildrenplayinginthepark, I’mfullofanconfidenceinthefutureofourcountry.sight近义词辨析

scene C.view D.signscene:多指某一特定或具体场面所表示的“景色scenery:表示“风景”的集合名词（不可数，侧重指某一国家或地sight:笑的事物，多用复数形式；也可指“视力iew:从某个位置或角度所看到的景色（如从远处或高处观点。Iwouldliketodoitwithyou,butI’mnotsurewhethermyparents A .permitted B.admitted C.accepted D.receivedIhadn’tseenmyoldfriendJackfortenyearsbutI D himatfirstsight.watched B.realized C.observed D.spottedPetermustbeill.theonlythingthatcan C hisstrangebehavior.explainabout B.resultfrom C.accountfor D.lieinTheyare A themostreasonabledietwhichwilldogoodtohealth.seeking B.stimulating C.shaping D.sinking B moneyhasbeenspentinbuildingthemodernlibrary,wherewecanreadbooksinoursparetime.Agreatnumberof B.AlargeamountofC.Agoodmany D.QuitealotSusanwasjust_B_atthosepigeonsatthetime,soIthinkshesawme.glaring B.staring C.watching D.spottingI’lllookintothematterassoonaspossible.Justhavealittle C .wait B.time C.patience D.restbad C totalkwithyourfinger attheotherperson.manners;pointsC.manners;pointing

B.manner;topointD.manners;pointedPart2重点词汇（Ⅱ） Indeed （真正地，确实，实在appearsserious,butheishumorousatheart.Theriver wanders （beautifulcountry.Howeverhardhetried,hecouldn’tpersuadehisfriendstogiveuptheadventure （冒险，奇遇Wediscoveredasecret passage（通道，段，船费thewall.unbelievable （难以置信的）thattheeventrepeateditselflaterinthesameplace.Oursailingboatwasdelayedby contrary （对立面）winds.Part3重点短语Thegirlwasbrought抚养，养鱼，呕吐，提出anorphanhome.Thebuildingofthenewbridgewill goahead （前进，可以，往下说）asplanned.LasttimeIranacrossherinthestreet byaccident （偶然，无意中Thisisnotaneconomicalwaytogetmorewater; onthecontrary （相反）;it’sveryexpensive.He took abig chance （冒险）whenhemadetheinvestment.Asfor （至于，关于application,discussit.Walkinginthestreet,Ioftenseebeggars inrags （衣衫褴褛We madeabet （打赌）thatdayontheoutcomeofthenexthorserace.阅读理解阅读理解American’sgeniuswithhightechnologymayhaveputmenonthemoon,butthereisgrowingdoubtaboutitsabilitytosolvehumanproblemsclosertohome.Infact,aslightbutsignificantchangefrompurelytechnologicalsolutionsisalreadyunderwayasscientistsinsistthatanswerstotheworld’sproblemswillnotcomefromanattractiveexhibitionofelectronicsandmachines.Instead ,astheyseeit,solutionsmustdevelopfromabetterunderstandingofthehumansthatdrivethesystemandfromafullerappreciation（赏识thelimitsand潜能)oftheearth’sresources.Whatthismeansisanincreasedemphasisonthelifeandearthsciences,onsociology,psychology,economicsandevenphilosophy.Moreandmoreofthebestmindsinscience,particularlyyoungresearchers,arebeingdrawnintothesedevelopingfields.Allthisisnottosaythattechnologicalcreativitywillnotplayacriticalroleinsolvingenergyandfoodshortages,orthatanswerstoenvironmentaldifficultieswillnotcomefromfurtheradvancesinthesametechnologiesthatmayhelpedcausetheproblems.Wheretherealchallengelies,intheviewofthenewgenerationofscientists,isinfindingwaystoproducegoodsandmeettheworld’sneeds,usinglessoftherawmaterialsthatarebecomingshort.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthorprobablyagreewith? （ B ）Theenvironmentcrisiswillnotbesolvedunlesswestopusing原始）materials.Inscientificresearch,ahigher优先）shouldbegiventounderstandingalllivingsystems.Explorationofouterspacewillfinallyleadtoanimprovementonhumanlivingconditions.U.S.high-technologycompaniesarewelcomingthisnewchangeinscientificresearch.Whichofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainidea? （ B ）agrowingnumberofAmericansareaboutwhathightechnologycandoinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Manyscientistsarebeginningtobelievethatthebetterunderstandingofhumanbeingswillplayamoredecisiveroleinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Moreandmoreyoungaretryingtheirbesttofindnewwaystosolvetheworld’sproblems.Technologicalcreativitywillstillplayaveryimportantpartinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Youngscientistsdemandthatinordertosatisfyhumanneeds C .existingproductsbeimproved.morecomplexmachinesandelectronicequipmentbedesigned.waysbefoundtoproducebettergoodsusingfewerrawmaterials.anynewinventionandinnovationbeencouragedintechnologyInthepassage“Humanproblems”or“worldproblems”refersmainlyto D .globalfoodshortageC.environmentalpollution

B.resourcesdepletion（耗尽）D.alloftheaboveTheauthorstatesallthefollowingCXCEPTthat A .thedevelopmentofpresentcannotprovideanyanswerstotoday’sproblems.anincreasingnumberofyoungscientistsaretakingagreatinterestinbiologicalandsocialsciences.manyscientistshavecometounderstandthelimitsofnaturalresources.manyscientistsarguethathightechnologyissomethingbutnoteverything.HomeworkHomeworkPart1单词拼写（周一、周二完成）importanttolearnlargenumberof phrases （短语，惯用语heart.Theyall staring （凝视，盯着看）withastonishment.This passage （通道，段，船费begivenseveralinterpretations.I bowed （鞠躬hisbetterjudgmentandtookhisadvice.Ourreporterwasthefirstpersononthe scene （一场，现场，景色Iwas indeed （真正地，确实，实在gladtohearthenews.This charity （慈善）isanonprofitorganization.Therearetallandgreentreesoneachsideofthe pavement （人行道）.IhopeIremembertoaskthe barber （理发师）nottocutmyhairtooshort.WorksofmanyAmerican authors （著者，作家beentranslatedintoChinese.Onthefaceofit,thedocumentseemed genuine （真的Heisnotpoor,onthe contrary （反面，对立面；相反的，相违的heisamillionaire.Hetraveledfromhis birthplace （出生地，故乡hisnewhome.Thereareseveralenclosuresinthe envelope （信封）.Thereareseveral faults （过错，缺点，故障thepageintermsoffigures.Ifweather permits （许可，允许；通行证，许可证，执照wewillgocampingthisweekend.unbelievable （难以置信的stupidheis.Joblessand penniless （贫穷的，身无分文的,Tomhadtosleeproughinthefieldsforseveralmonths.Hecouldn’t account （认为，说明；账目hisabsencefromschool.Heansweredmyquestionswithgreat patience （耐心）.Thefrontcoverofthe novel （小说，长篇故事beentornoff.Itismybeliefthatgood manners （礼貌，举止，方式importanttoeveryone.Shewaswearingablackskirtwithwhite spots （斑点，污点，地点；发现，认出reportedthattwo businessmen （商人）havebeenkidnappedbyterrorists.They screamed （尖叫）forhelpfromthewindowoftheburninghotel.Large amounts （数量）ofmoneywerespentonthebridge.I’msorry,mymindwas wandering （漫游，闲逛，漫步，漂泊Whatdidyousayjustnow?Theywere seeking （寻找，寻求）employment.HeworksattheAmerican Embassy （大使馆，大使及工作人员His adventures （奇遇，冒险）havebeenwhisperedeverywhere.Part2阅读理解（周三完成）Whenyoupracticereadingwithpassagesshorterthanbooklength,donottrytotakeineachwordseparately,oneaftertheother.Itismuchmoredifficulttograspthebroadthemeofthepassagethisway,andyouwillalsogetthestuckonindividualwordswhichmaynotbeabsolutelyessentialtoageneralunderstandingofthepassage.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughthepassageveryquicklyfirsttogetthegeneralideaofeachparagraph.Titles,paragraphheadingsandemphasizedwordcanbeagreathelpingettingthis纲要ofthepassage.Itissurprisinghowmanypeopledonotreadtitles,introductionsorparagraphheadings.Canyou,withoutlookingback,rememberthetitleofthispassageandtheheadingofthisparagraph?Mostparagraphsofapassageorchapterhavea'topic sentence'whichexpressesthecentralidea.Theremainingsentencesexpandorsupportthatidea.Ithasbeenestimatedthatbetween60%and90%ofallexpositive（说明的）paragraphsinEnglishhavethetopicsentencefirst.Alwayspayspecialattentiontothefirstsentenceofaparagraph;itismostlikelytogiveyouthemainidea.Sometimes,though,thefirstsentenceintheparagraphdoesnothavethefeelof'mainidea'sentence.Itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformationtojustifyaparagraph.Thenextmostlikelyplacetolookforthetopicsentenceisthelastsentenceoftheparagraph.Rememberthattheopeningandclosingparagraphsofapassageorchapterareparticularlyimportant.Theopeningparagraphsuggeststhegeneraldirectionandcontentofthepiece,whiletheclosingparagraphoftensummarizestheveryessence（精髓）.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughapassagequicklyfirst B .atabout350w.P.m.(wordsperminute)C.sothatyoucantakeineachwordseparately

B.togetthegeneralideaofeachparagraphD.tomakesureyougettotheendatleastonceThetopicsentenceofanexpositoryparagraphinEnglish C .usuallycomesinthemiddleC.ismostoftenatthebeginning

B.ismostlikelytobefoundattheendD.isusuallyleftoutinexpositorywritingMostexpositoryparagraphsinEnglishhaveaclearlydefinedtopicsentence.Insuchparagraphsthetopicsentencecomesfirst B .inabout40%ofcasesC.inabout20%cases

B.inabout80%ofcasesD.veryrarelySometimesweknowthefirstsentenceisnotthetopicsentencebecause A .itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformation B.itisnotlongenoughC.itdoesnotcomeatthebeginningTheclosingparagraphofapieceofwriting D

D.itdoesnotmakecompletesentenceA.isnotreallyveryimportant B.isoftenunnecessaryrepetitionC.oftencomesattheend D.oftensummarizestheessenceofthepassagePart3单项选择（周五完成）fathe