赢在课堂20152016学年高中英语11SectionWarmingUpPre

课时训练ⅠⅠ.单词拼写1.Overtheyearswe’vebecomequiteeatdealingwiththesesortsofproblems.答案:expert2.Theneedtocommunicateisakey(特征)ofhumansociety.答案:characteristic3.Peoplewithheartproblemsshouldtalktothe(内科医师)beforemakingthetrip.答案:physician4.The(受害者)receivedheadinjuriesfromwhichshediedaweeklater.答案:victim5.Idon’tknowwhosentthegift,butI’llmakesome(询问).答案:enquiries6.Iwouldn’tliketoliveinthe(附近)ofanairport.答案:neighbourhood7.Thisisaschoolforchildrenwith(严重的)learningdifficultiesinthetown.答案:severe8.Thegovernmenthas(宣布)planstocreate10,000newjobs.答案:announced9.Ifwecan(打败)theItalianteam,we’llbethroughtothefinal.答案:defeat10.Youwillbe(指示)wheretogoassoonastheplaneisready.答案:instructedⅡ.选词填空absorb...intodieofcure...oflookintoexpose...tolink...tosuspect...ofputforwardslowdownbetoblamefor1.Hernamewasfortheleadroleintheplay.答案:putforward2.Hisdisappearanceisbeingbythepolice.答案:lookedinto3.Thetrainasitapproachedthestation.答案:sloweddown4.MymothercancerwhenIwas10yearsold.答案:diedof5.Potatoesturngreenwhenlight.答案:exposedto6.Withthedevelopmentofeconomy,ourcountrysideisincreasinglybeingthelargecities.答案:absorbedinto7.Thenaughtyboywashavingdamagedtheequipment.答案:suspectedof8.Nothingcouldherherimpatiencewithherlittledaughter.答案:cure;of9.Thepollutedrivertheoutbreakofcholera.答案:wastoblamefor10.Idon’tknowwhethermycellphonecantheInternetornotinHongKong.答案:belinkedtoⅢ.根据括号内的提示翻译句子1.他和我都不参加明天的会议。(neither...nor...;attend)答案:NeitherhenorIamgoingtoattendthemeetingtomorrow.2.街上有那么多人围观这场事故,以至于我们无法接近受污染的水源。(so...that...;pollute)答案:Thereweresomanypeopleinthestreetwatchingtheaccidentthatwecouldnotgetclosetothesourceofthepollutedwater.3.为了防止此类事故的再次发生,我建议所有的车辆都要接受检查。(prevent...from...;suggest)答案:Topreventsuchaccidentsfromhappeningagain,Isuggestedallvehicles(should)beexamined.4.直到发现了这种新药物,他的病才被治愈。(not...until...;cure)答案:Hisillnesswasnotcureduntilthenewmedicinewasdiscovered.5.有了这项技术,我们就可以更好地预知自然灾害。(“with+n.”作状语;foresee)答案:Withthistechnology,wecanbetterforeseenaturaldisasters.Ⅳ.课文浓缩JohnSnow—adoctor,1.QueenVictoriaasherpersonalphysician.Buthewaswillingtohelpordinarypeople2.(expose)tocholera.Manypeoplediedeverytimetherewasan3..Hewantedtofacethe4.andsolvetheproblem.Twotheoriescaughthisattention.Thefirstsuggestedthatcholeramultipliedintheair.Thesecondsuggestedthatpeople5.(absorb)thisdiseaseintotheirbodieswiththeirmeals.JohnSnow6.thatthesecondwasrightbutheneededevidence.WhenanotheroutbreakhitLondonin1854,hewasreadytobeginhis7.andtriedtogetinformation.Hefoundthatmostofthedeathswerenearawaterpumpandthespreadofthediseasewas8.towater.Withtheevidence,hewasableto9.(announcement)thatpollutedwatercarriedthevirus.Afterthat,hesuggestedthesourceofallthewatersuppliesbeexamined.Finally“KingCholera”was10..答案:1.attended2.exposed3.outbreak4.challenge5.absorbed6.suspected7.enquiry8.linked9.announce10.defeatedⅤ.语法填空Jane:Hello,Peter.Um...couldyoutellme1.aboutthePocketReader,please?Peter:Yes,2.,howmuchdoyouknowaboutityet?Jane:Well,I3.(see)youradintheEconomistalready.Peter:OK,anddoyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheinformationinthe4.(advertise)?Jane:Mm,hereisaquestion:howbigisit?Peter:Er...thepictureintheadislife-size.The5.(long)is16centimeters.It’lleasilyfitinapocketorasmallhandbag.It’sremarkably(非凡地;显著地)small.Jane:Isee,andthereseemtobeseveralsymbolsontheproduct.Whatdo6.mean?Peter:Well,er...theoneontherightisthepoweronandoffswitch.Andtheoneontheleftwiththearrow7.(point)leftistheoneyoupresswhenyouwanttoplay.Jane:Yeah,Isee.Peter:Ifyoubuythisproduct,you’llbeabletoreadanydocument8.youare—onatrain,inalibrary,inarestaurant.There’sno9.tomakenotes,orphotocopies.Youcanjustreadtherelevant(有关的)informationoftheproduct.Jane:Oh,really!Itsoundsquitegood.Peter:Yes.What’smore,youcandownload(下载)thesoftware10.ourwebsite.Jane:That’sreallywonderful!Thankyou!答案:1.more2.sure/certainly3.haveseen4.advertisement5.length6.they7.pointing/that(which)points8.wherever9.need10.fromⅥ.阅读理解GAOMI,Shandong,Oct.13(Xinhua)—NobelLiteraturePrizewinnerMoYansaidFridaythateyesworldwidewouldreadChinesecontemporaryliteratureoveraperiodoftime.“It(Winningtheprize)shouldplayaratherpositiverole,buttheeffectshouldn’tbeoverestimated,”MosaidinaninterviewwithXinhuainhishometownGaomiineastChina’sShandongProvince.MobecamethefirstChinesecitizentowintheNobelLiteraturePrizeinthecentury-longhistory,bringingjoytootherwritersandreadersthroughoutthecountry.ThoughheisthewinnerofNobelLiteraturePrize,the59-year-oldwritersaidhedidnothavehighexpectationsforwinning.“Actually,IthoughtIonlyhadaslimchancetowin,”hesaid.“Therearesomanygoodwritersthroughouttheworld,andinChina.It’slikeIwasstandinginalongqueueforaprizethatisonlyawardedtoonepersonintheworldannually.”HesaidthepermanentsecretaryoftheSwedishAcademyinformedhimofthewinthroughaphonecall,20minutesbeforethenewswaspubliclyannounced.Mo,whowasbornintoafarmer’sfamilyinavillageanddroppedoutofschoolattheageof12,startedreadingbooksinhishouseusingtheweaklightofanoillampashedidnotwanttoworkinthefield.“Inmychildhood,therewereonlyafewbooksavailableinmyvillage.Ihadtomakeuseofeverymeanstofindabooktoread.Itradedbookswithothers