高考总复习英语（北师大版）习题Unit17　Laughter（选修六）随堂演练

选修六Unit17Ⅰ.单句语法填空1．Oncloserinvestigationyouwillbeconvincedofhisdishonesty.2．(2017·北京卷)IfTononi’stheoryisright，itwouldexplainwhy，whenwemissanight’ssleep，wefinditharder(hard)thenextdaytoconcentrateandlearnnewinformation.3．Thebuswentoutofcontrolandranintoalineofpeople.4．(2017·北京卷)ShestartedtheLadybugFoundation，anorganizationaimingatgettingridofhomelessness.5．(2017·江苏卷)ElsewhereinAsiaevenmoreastonishing(astonish)actionsarebeingtaken.6．Theharmony(harmonious)ofseaandskymakesabeautifulpicture.7．Thepolicemanaskedhimforproofofidentification(identify)．8．Iinvitedhertodinnerbutshedidnotrespond(response)yesterday.9．Tohisastonishment(astonish)，hepassedtheexaminefortunately．10．Itisforbidden(forbid)tomarrysomeonewhoisnotamemberofthesamefaith.11．Maryagreed，butshedidnotsoundveryconvinced(convince)．12．Grandfatherisforgetful(forget)andoftenrepeatshimselfwhenhetellsastory.13．Thisplantisresistant(resist)tocoldweather，soyouneedn’tworryaboutthecold.14．TheApolloprogramwasnotsomuchascientificachievementasatechnicalacplishment(acplish)．15．(2016·江苏卷)Manybusinessesstartedupbycollegestudentshavetakenoffthankstothefortableclimateforbusinesscreation.Ⅱ.单句改错1．Ialwaysenjoyedliteratureatschool，buttheJapanesecoursesturnmedown.down→off2．Foodsuppliesintheflood­strickenareaarerunningoutof.Wemustactimmediatelybeforethere’snoneleft．去掉out后面的of3．Theaccidentresultedfromthedeathoftwopeople．from→in4．Hehadaterrificsenseofhumorandcouldbeveryamused．amused→amusing5．Heopenedhismouthasifsaysomething．if后加to6．Theplantswilldieunlesswateringregularly．watering→watered7．Everyoneintheroomburstintolaughingwhentheysawhisfunnyactions．into→out或laughing→laughter8．Withtheboyleadingtheway，wehadnodifficultywithfindinghishouse．第二个with→in或去掉第二个with9．Don’tbotheryoursister.Sheiswriteanimportantreport．write→writing10．Whenthepolicearrived，thedrunkactorisbeatingthereporter．is→was11．Thistimetomorrow，wewillperformingonthestage．在will后加be12．Lastyear，ourheadmasterusuallywentworkonhisbiketopromotethelow­carbonlife．went后加toⅢ.课文与短文改错根据课文内容，对下面材料进行修改。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。Oncetherewasamagicianhehadaparrot.Wheneverthemagicianperforms，theparrotalwaystoldtheaudiencethesecretsbehindhismagictricks.Thismadethemagicianincrediblyfrustrating.However，deeplovedbytheowner，theparrotkeptitsowntricksandeverytimeitmadetheaudiencepleasingwithitratherthantheowner.Oneday，themagiciangaveaperformanceonabigship，buttheshipwasstruckarockduringhisperformanceandsank.Boththemagicianandtheparrotfloatonapieceofwoodthreedays.Finally，theparrotsaid，“OK，OK，Igiveup.Iwillevergiveyoursecretsawayagain.Nowpleasetellme，whatdidyouputtheboat？”答案：Oncetherewasamagicianeq\o(he,\s\do11(who))hadaparrot.Wheneverthemagicianeq\o(performs,\s\do11(performed))，theparrotalwaystoldtheaudiencethesecretsbehindhismagictricks.Thismadethemagicianincrediblyeq\o(frustrating,\s\do11(frustrated)).However，eq\o(deep,\s\do11(deeply))lovedbytheowner，theparrotkeptitsowntricksandeverytimeitmadetheaudienceeq\o(pleasing,\s\do11(pleased))withitratherthantheowner.Oneday，themagiciangaveaperformanceonabigship，buttheshipwas\struckarockduringhisperformanceandsank.Boththemagicianandtheparroteq\o(float,\s\do11(floated))onapieceofwoodeq\o(∧,\s\do11(for))threedays.Finally，theparrotsaid，“OK，OK，Igiveup.Iwilleq\o(ever,\s\do11(never))giveyoursecretsawayagain.Nowpleasetellme，eq\o(what,\s\do11(where))didyouputtheboat？”Ⅳ.话题微写作(一)运用提示词先翻译下面的句子。1．众所周知，查理·卓别林被公认为是电影史上最有名的滑稽演员之一。(acknowledge)CharlieChaplinisacknowledgedasoneofthemostoutstandingediansinthehistoryofthecinema.2．尽管他最早的电影是无声的。他的表演仍然吸引了大量的观众。(silent)Hisearliestfilmsweresilent.Theystillattractedalotofaudience’sattention.3．在舞台上，他的表现与众不同。他想出了很多办法让观众开怀大笑。(behave，burstintolaughter)Onthestage，hebehavedstrangely.Hecameupwithmanywaystomakepeopleburstintolaughter.4．他有能力让世人感到开心，他因此闻名于世并获得了许多奖项。(asaresult)Itwashisabilitytoamusepeopleallovertheworldthatmadehimfamous.Asaresult，heobtainedmanyawards.5．他的个人生活并不幸福。虽然他于1977年去世，但是人们却永远记住了他。(passaway)Hisprivatelifewasunhappy.Hepassedawayin1977，butpeoplerememberhimforever.(二)运用It’swell­knownthat，though，however把以上句子连成一篇100词左右的小短文。Onepossibleversion：It’swell­knownthatCharlieChaplinisacknowledgedasoneofthemostoutstandingediansinthehistoryofthecinema.Thoughhisearliestfilmsweresilent，theystillattractedalotofaudience’sattention.Onthestage，hebehavedstrangely.Hecame