牛津高中英语模块三第二单元知识点整理及单元练习(含解析)

新牛津高中英语模块三第二单元知识点整理及单元练习M3UNIT2一、词汇大集合1、单词Simplify(a.)---simpleeventually(a.)----eventualstandard(a.)—standardRecord(n.)---recordcreate(n.)---creationcontribute(n.)---contributionRacial(n.)---racecombine(n.)---combinationdirection(v.)----directPromise(n.)---promiseconfusing(v.)---confusedevelopment(v.)---developEnding(v.)---enddrawing(v.)---drawpronunciation(v.)---pronounceAction(v.)—actpure(n.)---purityreplace(n.)---replacementOx(复数)---oxenprocess(形似词)---progressdisagree(反义词)---agreeUpper(反义词)---lowerservant(反义词)---mastermodern(反义词)---ancientdepend(近义词)—relyindicate(近义词)---suggestOriginally(a./n)---original;origindiffer(a./n.)---different;difference二.短语Standfor代表allovertheworld全世界bemadeupof由…组成Pickup拿起，捡起differfrom不同于consistof由…构成Liftup拿起，举起backandforth来回takecontrolof控制Resultin结果导致awasteoftime浪费时间workas担当；担任Asawhole总体上mainlandChina中国大陆upperclasspeople上层人士Mothertongue母语lookeintoone’seyes直视某人apairofwords一对词Loseface丢脸inaddition另外throwaway丢掉Rightaway立刻inaword总之sortout安排，拣选，分类Insteadof代替，而不是setastandard确立标准lookforwardto期望Takeaction采取行动whatif倘使。。。将会怎样careabout关心，担心Lookup查找，向上看Chinesecharacter中国汉字atonetime一度，曾经Agreewith同意，适应turninto使变成solveaproblem解决问题Bodylanguage肢体语言signlanguage手语upanddown上上下下Officiallanguage官方语言getone’sattention吸引某人的注意Haveanimpacton对。。。造成冲击stopsb.Doingsth.阻止某人做某事Informsb.Aboutsth通知某人做某事replace….with用…来替代Haveawordwithsb.和某人说句话take…intoconsideration考虑到…Dependon视…而定mix…with…把…与…混和Contributeto有助于，是…的成因之一disagreeaboutsth在某事上有分歧SimplifiedChinesecharacter简体汉字developfrom…into由…发展为Inthe1950s在２０世纪５０年代exchangeinformation交换信息Getalongwith进展，相处undergohugechanges经历巨大的变化二、单元综合练习PartⅡLanguageKnowledge(45marks)SectionA(15marks)Directions：ForeachofthefollowingunfinishedsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.21.Heisoneofmystudentsandalwayscometoseemewhenever.A.heisconvenientB.hewillbeconvenientC.itisconvenienttohimD.itwillbeconvenienttohim22.herselfwithroutineofficetasks，shehadnotimetoattendtoherchildren.A.OccupyingB.OccupiedC.BeingoccupiedD.Tobeoccupied23.allhisattentionwasfixedonthecomputergamehewasplaying，heevendidn’tnoticehismotherentertheroom.A.AlthoughB.IfC.UnlessD.Because24.Pointingtothehouseonroofgrewlotsofbush，theoldmantoldmethatwasIwouldstay.A.its；whatB.whose；whatC.whose；whereD.its；where25.AterribleearthquakehitYa’anon20thApril，2013，manydeaths.A.leadingtoB.ledtoC.leadtoD.toleadto26.Thecommitteescientistsandengineershasbeensetup.A.makingupofB.consistingofC.tomakeupofD.consistedof27.Hisperformanceintheinterviewwasn’tgood.Idon’tsupposehewillbeofferedthejob，？A.doIB.don’tIC.willheD.won’the28.Everyboyandeverygirlthebookandtheyeachtobuyone.A.like；wantB.likes；wantsC.likes；wantD.like；wants29.Notuntilhismothercameintopreparehislessons.A.theboydidbeginB.theboybeganC.begantheboyD.didtheboybegin30.Ifhemyadvice，hewouldhavesucceeded.A.followsB.followedC.hadfollowedD.hasfollowed31.ItisJuliealwayskeepsupwiththelatestfashions.A.whichB.whoC.whenD.whoever32.—IwishIcouldseethingsclearlyinthedark.—Eatingcarrotshelpyouseebetter.Youshouldeatsomeeveryday.A.mustB.hastoC.oughttoD.need33.(2013·无锡高一检测)I’mnotsureofwinningthematch，Iwillhaveatryanyway.A.WhileB.BeforeC.OnceD.Since34.Iwouldhavehelpedyou，butIthewholeweek.A.wasreallyoccupiedB.reallyoccupiedC.havereallyoccupiedD.willbereallyoccupied35.Everyoneknowsthatisdangeroustoplaywithfire，butisdifficultistopreventchildrenfromdoingso.A.it；itB.it；whatC.what；whatD.what；itSectionB(18marks)Directions：ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B，CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.(2013·长沙高一检测)Onceuponatime，therewasabirdinacagewhosangforhermerchant(商人)owner.Hetookdelightinher36.Beforeheleftforabusinesstriponeday，heaskedifshehadawish，“Iwillgothroughtheforestwhereyouwereborn.What37shouldItakeforthebirdsthere？”Thebirdsaid，“TellthemIsitfullofsorrowinacagesingingmycaptive(被监禁的)songandI’mcutofffromalloflife’ssweetthings.Ihopeitwon’tbelongbeforeIcanfly38throughthetreeswiththemagain.”[来源:学科网ZXXK]Whenthemerchantreachedtheforest，hestoppedandsaid，“Dearbirds！39toyouallfrommyprettybirdlockedinhercage.Sheasksfora40fromyou.Shewantstojoinyou，butIwould41herbeautifulsongandcannotlethergo.”Suddenlyonebirdscreamedand42totheground.Nothingelsecouldbemoreshocking.Themerchantthoughtitwasdead.Hecontinuedontothecityand43hisgoods.Onreturninghome，themerchantsaid，“Idonotknowwhathappened.Itoldthemyourmessage.Then，oneofthemfelldowndead.”Suddenlythebird44aterriblescreamandfellonherheadtothebottomofthecage.Themerchantwasterrifiedandweptin45.Heopenedthecagedoorandtookherintohishandscarefully.Thebirdsuddenlyflewup，thenoutofthewindowand46onthenearesttree.Sheturnedtohimandsaidgratefully，“Ireallyappreciateyourdeliveringmymessage.Thatbirdinstructedmehowto47myfreedom.AllIhadtodowastopretendtobedead.”36.A.cryB.poemC.speechD.song37.A.reportB.conversationC.messageD.invitation38.A.carefullyB.proudlyC.luckilyD.freely39.A.ThanksB.RewardsC.GreetingsD.Congratulations40.A.replyB.storyC.jokeD.letter41.A.avoidB.missC.ignoreD.quit42.A.flewB.ranC.f