2024-2025学年新教材高中英语Unit2TravellingaroundReadingforWriting同步提升练习含解析新人教版必修第一册

PAGEUnit2TravellingaroundUnit2ReadingforWriting1、BobwasborninCambridge.Whenhewasinelementaryschool,heaskedhismothertotakehimtoparksintheircommunitysohecouldcollectemptysodacanstorecycle.Hismotheragreed,aslongashesavedpartofthemoneyheearnedforcollege.Bob’smotherremembersBobasthemostdeterminedofhersevenkids.Bob’shardworkpaidoff.OnFriday,hewillbecomethefirstpersoninhisfamily,originallyfromElSalvador,tograduatefromcollege.Andhe’sgraduatingwithuniversityhonors.Forhishonorsthesis(毕业论文)heresearchedunmannedsolar-powered(太阳能)airplanes,whichBYUstudentshavebeenbuildingandtestingforabout10years.Bob’sstudyhelpsdiscoverthebestwaytoflyasolar-poweredairplanesothatitusestheleastamountofpower.Thegoalistodesignandbuildanairplanethatflieswell.Bob’sthesishelpslaythebasisforthiswork.“Myparentswerealwayshard-working,”Bobsaid.“Theyoftentellushardworkleadstosuccess.”Bob’sfathertaughthimtoreadattheageof3,andhismotherisnowastudentatUtahValleyUniversityinawaytobecomingadentist.Bobrecognizedheovercamesomeobstacles(障碍)togetwhereheis.Forstarters,Englishishissecondlanguage.Healsofacedstereotypes(模式化的形象).AlthoughBobneverdoubtedthathewouldbeacollegegraduate,otherpeoplebelievedhewouldn’tbecausehedidn’tcomefromafamilyofhighincome.Therewereotherobstaclesaswell,butBobviewedthemallasopportunities.Bob’smothersaysshefeelsveryhappyandproudthathersonisabouttograduatewithhonors,andrememberstheefforthe’smadetogetthere.“Hehasworkedveryhard.Hestartedsomething,andnowhehasfinishedit,”Cathysays.“Ihavealwaystoldhim,'Ifthisisyourdream,thenyoucangetit!Keepworkinghardandyoucangetit!”1.WhatdoweknowaboutBob’shonorsthesis?

A.Itmakeshismotherfeelsurprised.

B.Ithelpstosavethepowerofflyingasolar-poweredairplane.

C.ItisdonewithBYUstudents.

D.Itdoubtsthewayofflyingasolar-poweredairplane.

2.WhatdidBobdoaccordingtothepassage?

A.Heresearchedunmannedsolar-poweredairplanesfor10years.

B.Hepaidforallhisstudybycollectingemptysodacans.

C.Heworkedhardandhasgraduatedfromcollege.

D.Hewasaffectedbyhisfamilyandhasmadesomeachievements.

3.WhydidpeoplethinkBobcouldn’tgraduatefromcollege?

A.Hisparentshadlittlemoneytosupporthim.

B.Histeacherdidn’tthinkhecouldgraduate.

C.Hedidn’tworkhardonhisstudy.

D.Hedidn’tdaretofacetheobstaclesforshortofconfidence.

4.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?

A.Bob’smotherisonthewaytobecomingadentist.

B.Bob’smotherworksintheircommunity.

C.Bon’sfatherwillgraduatefromUtahValleyUniversityonFriday.

D.Bob’sfatherlearnttoreadattheageof3.2、A13-year-oldboywhohadbeenreportedmissingfouryearsagowasdiscoveredalive,hiddenbehindafakewallofahousenearAtlanta,Georgia,andwassenttolivewithhismotherearlyonSaturday,thepolicesaid.

FivepeoplelivinginthehouseinJonesboro,17miles(28km)awayfromtheSouthofAtlanta,werecaughtbythepolice，amongthemtheboy’sfather，Gregory，andawoman，saidSergeantKevinHughesoftheClaytonCountypolice.

“GregoryandSamanthaJoyDaviswerefacingchargesoffalseimprisonment，abuseonchildrenandattackinganofficer，”hesaid，“addingthatthreeteenagersinthehousewerealsofacingcharges.”

“Theboy’smotherclearlyhadreportedhimmissingtothechildwelfarebutnotthepolice,andnomissingperson’sreportwasfoundinClaytonCounty，”Hughessaid.“Andtheteenwasabletogetaphonerecentlyandtoldhismotherhiswhereabouts，”authoritiessaid.

“ClaytonCountypolicewenttothehouseonFridaytolookforthe13-year-oldboybutGregoryandDavissaidtheyhadnoinformationabouttheboy，”Hughessaid.

Severalhourslater,policecamebackandagainsearchedthehouse.Whilethepolicewereinthehouse,theboycalledhismother,whotoldofficerswherehersonwashiddeninthehouse,Hughessaid.“Theydiscoveredhimhiddenbehindafalsewallintheinsidepartofthehouse，”hesaid.“Theboyappearedtobeingoodphysicalhealthandwasreunitedwithhismother,whohadcometoGeorgiafromoutofthestate，”Hughessaid.

Neighborsintheirquiet，well-keptJonesboroneighborhoodsaidthefamilymovedinaboutsixmonthsagoandkepttothemselves.The13-year-oldboyalwaysseemedtobehomeanddidnotappeartogotoschool,theysaid.

1.Wherewastheboyfinallyfound?

A.Behindafakewallofhismother’shouse.

B.Inahiddenplaceinhisfather’shouse.

C.Intheirquietneighborhood.

D.In17milesawayfromtheSouthofAtlanta,Georgia.2.Theunderlinedword“whereabouts”inthetextperhapsmeans .

A.place B.direction

C.home D.phone

3.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.A13-year-oldTeenWasFoundinHisHome

B.ATeenMissingFourYearsAgoWasFoundAlive

C.ChargesfromClaytonCountyPolice

D.Mother’sConcernAboutHerSon’sSafety

3、

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mind.

Italkedtothenew

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nextdoorwhojusthadababy,andtwodifferent

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ondifferentdays.Ilistenedtotheir

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ingardeningafterworkingalldayinfrontofacomputerscreen.

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everyonepassingbyme.Afriendwalkedwithmeonedayandheldmy

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asIclosedmyeyestoexperiencebeing

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.WestoppedfrequentlysoIcould

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mentalpictures(脑海里的图像)aboutallthebeautyIoften

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onmybusydays,apurpleflower,atreebranchwithshininggreenleaves,abird’snest...We

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byanappletreeandmettheownerandhertwokids.Her

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movedherefromGermanythreemonthsago.Weaskedifwecould

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someapples.“Yes,pleaserIdon’tknowwhattodowiththem,”she"said.IwalkedtothestreetsthatI

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wouldnotpassthroughifIhadatight(紧的)scheduleinmind,and

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atinyfreelibraryonthesidewalk.Ibeganto

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ifIhadreallylivedinthis

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alltheseyears,It’sa(n)

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newtownthatIknowsolittleabout!Iholddeep

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forthe21-dayMindfulWalkingChallenge.Oneday,myfeetmight

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farlandsagain,yetIknowwonderisrighthereandrightnow.

1.A.received

B.failed

C.joined

D.faced

2.A.clear

B.hopeful

C.nervous

D.regretful

3.A.teacher

B.nurse

C.manager

D.neighbor

4.A.workers

B.gardeners

C.farmers

D.gentlemen

5.A.guidance

B.sounds

C.hearts

D.joy

6.A.smiledat

B.lookedat

C.quarrelledwith

D.agreedwith

7.A.watch

B.stick

C.hand

D.clothes

8.A.hurt

B.blind

C.amazed

D.disappointed

9.A.admire

B.ignore

C.recognize

D.take

10.A.missed

Bmented

C.desired

D.suggested

11.A.passed

B.lived

C.stopped

D.lay

12.A.friend

B.family

Cpany

D.school

13.A.pick

B.touch

C.sell

D.send

14.A.always

B.forever

C.seldom

D.normally

15.A.built

B.discovered

C.repaired

D.climbed

16.A.question

B.tell

C.realize

D.understand

17.A.village

B.house

C.town

D.flat

18.A.usually

B.actually

C.partly

Dpletely

19.A.sadness

B.thanks

C.courage

D.pride

20.A.reach

B.leave

C.connect

D.travel4、寒假将至,班级里许多同学都准备去海南度假。你们班就选择何种交通方式进行了一次调查。请你依据下表所供应的信息,客观地介绍调查状况,并阐述你自己的观点。60%的同学选择坐飞机1.速度快;​2.环境舒适,服务周到。40%的同学选择坐火车1.价格便宜;2.能欣赏沿途的风景。

留意:1.词数80左右;2.开头已给出,不计入总词数。

Thewintervacationapproaching,therehasbeenaheateddiscussionaboutthemeansoftransport,bywhichweliketotraveltoHainan.

Opinionsaredividedonthisproblem._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案以及解析1答案及解析：答案：1.B2.D3.A4.A解析：1.B细微环节理解题。依据第三段其次句“Bob’sstudyhelpsdiscoverthebestwaytoflyasolar-poweredairplanesothatitusestheleastamountofpower.”可知，鲍勃的荣誉论文有助于节约太阳能飞机使用的能量。

2.D推理推断题。依据第四段第一句“‘Myparentswerealwayshard-working，’Bobsaid.‘Theyoftentellushardworkleadstosuccess.’”可知，鲍勃受到家庭的影响，并取得了一些成果。

3.A细微环节理解题。依据第五段第四句“...otherpeoplebelievedhewouldn’tbecausehedidn’tcomefromafamilyofhighincome.”可知，人们认为鲍勃不能从高校毕业是因为他的父母没有钱供给他。

4.A推理推断题。依据第四段最终一句“...hismotherisnowastudentatUtahValleyUniversityinawaytobecomingadentist.”可知，鲍勃的母亲将成为一名牙医。2答案及解析：答案：1.B2.A3.B解析：1.B【解析】推理推断题。依据第一段和其次段内容可知，男孩最终是在他父亲家的一个隐藏的地方被发觉的。故选B项。2.A【解析】词义揣测题。依据第四段句意：休斯说，男孩的母亲明显已经向儿童福利机构报告了他的失踪，但没有向警方报告，在克莱顿县也没有发觉失踪人员的报告。当局说，这名少年最近还能打电话告知他母亲他的下落。由此推知画线词的意思是“地方”，故选A项。3.B【解析】主旨大意题。依据第一段内容可知，本文讲解并描述的是四年前失踪的一名少年被发觉还活着的故事。故答案为B项。3答案及解析：答案：1.C;2.A;3.D;4.B;5.D;6.A;7.C;8.B;9.D;10.A;11.C;12.B;13.A;14.D;15.B;16.A;17.C;18.D;19.B;20.A解析：1.C依据下文中的"Ibegantowalk"可知"我"参与了21天的步行挑战。receive"接收"；fail"未能通过"；join”参与"；face"面临"。

2.A依据上文中的"the21-dayMindfulWalkingChallenge"可知，这21天的步行是通过心灵感受的，这都是很清晰的想法。clear"清晰的"；hopeful"抱有希望的"；nervous"焦虑的"；regretful"缺憾的"。

3.D依据下文中的"nextdoor"可知，"我"与新搬来的邻居交谈。teacher"老师"；nurse"护士"；manager"经理"；neighbor"邻居"。

4.B依据下文中的"Ilistenedtotheir5ingardening"可知，"我"跟两个园艺师(gardeners)交谈。

5.D在电脑屏幕前工作了一成天之后，"我"倾听他们在园艺过程中的快乐(joy)。

6.A依据语境可知,因为心情愉悦，"我"向从身旁经过的人微笑:smileat"向...微笑"；lookat"看"；quarrelwith"与...争吵"；agreewith"赞成"。

7.C在"我"闭着眼睛体验盲人的感觉时，"我"的挚友抓住"我"的手走路。故选C。

8.B参见上题解析。hurt"受伤的"；blind"盲的，失明的"；amazed"惊异的"；disappointed"悲观的"。

9.D依据F文中的"mentalpictures(脑海里的图像）aboutallthebeauty"可知，take"拍照"符合语境。这里是说"我"在脑海中想象这些画面。

10.A依据下文中的"onmybusydays"可知，在繁忙的日子里，"我"错过了这些美景；miss"错过"；comment"评论"；desire"渴望"；suggest"建议

11.C依据下文中的"Weaskedifwecould13someapples"可知，我们在苹果树旁边停下（stopped)。

12.B依据上文中的"theownerandhertwokids"可知，这家人（family)三个月前从德国搬到这个地方来。

13.A依据下文中的"Yes，please.Idon’tknowwhattodowiththem"可知，"我"问他们是否可以摘（pick)几个苹果。

14.D依据下文中的"wouldnotpassthroughifIhadatight(紧的）scheduleinmind"可知，通常（normally)假如有惊慌的日程表的话我"是不经过这里的。

15.B依据上文中的"I 14wouldnotpassthrough"可知，以前没有经过这里，现在发觉人行道旁边有一家小型的免费图书馆。build"建立"；discover"发觉";repair"修理，修补"；climb"攀登"。

16.A结合上文可知，现在发觉了如此多的东西，"我"起先怀疑(question)自己这些年是否真的住在这个镇上。

17.C依据第一句话中的"Whenyoumeasurethedistancebetweentownsonfoot"和下文中的"newtown"可知，"我"