高中英语素能提升演练二十六Unit1新人教版选修6

素能提升演练（二十六）选修6Unit1Ⅰ.用方框中所给短语的适当形式填空bycoincidence；agreatdeal；ontheotherhand；intheflesh；appealto；leadto；concentrateon；liein；inpossessionof；scoresof1.Weweren’t________________thenewhouselocatedinthesuburbandistrictuntilJuly.2.___________peoplearrivedatthestadium,excitedtoseethegame.3.Doctorsbelievethatsmokingmay_________lungcancer.4.________________Imetthepersonwe’dbeendiscussingthenextday.5.Shelookedverypale,andseemedtohavesuffered________________.6.Iwanttosellthehouse，but________________Ican’tbearthethoughtofmoving.7.Advertisingisintendedto________________consumers,butitdoesnotforcethemtobuytheproduct.8.Ihavecorrespondedwithherforsomeyears,butIhavenevermether_________.9.Theywantedto________________thebasketballmatch.10.Ithinktheproblemmay________thefactthatnoattentionhasbeenpaidtothismatter.Ⅱ.完成句子1.Theeducationprogram_______________combiningbrainworkwithmanuallaborisbeingwidelyspreadthroughoutthecountry.(aim)旨在把脑力劳动和体力劳动相结合的教育方案正在全国推行。2.Thereporter_______________________________interviewthefamousbasketballplayerabouthisrecentplans.(attempt)这位记者一直试图就那位著名篮球运动员最近的打算对他进行采访。3.Ateacher_____________________________________________hasthepotentialtobeanexcellentteacher.(possess)有幽默感的老师才有成为优秀教师的潜质。4.LondonOlympicswasontheway,___________________________athletesfromallovertheworld.(appeal)伦敦奥运会即将举办，它吸引着全世界的运动健将。5.Withoutthetimelyhelpofourarmy,morepeople___________________inthefloodinHainanthissummer.(lose)今年夏天在海南的水灾中要不是军队及时地救援，更多人将会失去生命。6.If_____________longenoughtohaveajob,Iwouldchoosetobeadoctor,helpingtheseAIDSpatients.(be)如果我能活到参加工作，我要选择医生这个职业，帮助这些艾滋病患者。7.______________thepolicywasafailure,whichmadeusdisappointedthoroughly.(evident)很明显，这项政策是个败笔，它让我们彻底失望了。8.Manypeopleareeagerto_____________________________intheearthquake.（adopt）许多人都期望可以收养在地震中失去双亲的孩子。9._______________________________isalmostimpossible.(predict)精确预言未来是不可能的。10.ShespeaksEnglishsofluentlyasifshe____________________inAmericaever.(study)她的英语讲得这么流利就好像她在美国学过英语似的。Ⅲ.完形填空Eleven-year-oldAngelawasattackedbyarare1involvinghernervesystem.Shewasunabletowalkandhermovementwas2inotherwaysaswell.Thedoctorsdidnotholdmuch3ofhereverrecoveringfromthisillness.They4she’dspendtherestofherlifeinawheelchair.Theysaidthatfew,ifany,wereabletocomebackto5aftersufferingfromthisdisease.Thelittlegirlwas6.There,lyinginherhospitalbed,shewouldswearthatshewas7goingtobewalkingagainsomeday.Shewasmovedtoaspecialized8hospitalintheSanFranciscoBay.Whatever9couldbeappliedtohercasewereused.Thedoctorswereattractedbyherundefeatablespirit.Theytaughtheraboutimaginingaboutseeingherselfwalking.Ifitwoulddonothingelse,itwouldatleastgiveherhopeandsomething10todointhelongwakinghoursinherbed.Angelawouldworkashardaspossibleinphysicaltreatment,andinexercisesessions.Butsheworkedjustashardlyingtherefaithfullydoingherimagining,visualizingherselfmoving,moving,moving!Oneday,asshewasattempting,withallhermight,toimagineherlegsmovingagain,itseemedasthoughsomething11happened：thebedmoved！Itbegantomovearoundtheroom！She12out，“LookwhatI’mdoing！Look！Look！Icandoit.Imoved！Imoved！”Ofcourse,atthisverymomenteveryoneelseinthehospitalwasscreaming,too,andrunningforcover.Peoplewerescreaming,equipmentwas13andglasswasbreaking.Yousee,itwastherecentSanFranciscoearthquake.Butdon’ttellthattoAngela.She’s14thatshedidit.Andnowonlyafewyearslater,she’sbackinschool,onherown15.Nocrutches,nowheelchair.Yousee,anyonewhocanshaketheearthbetweenSanFranciscoandOaklandcandefeatalittledisease,can’tthey?1．A.problemB.diseaseC.accidentD.error2.A.reducedB.avoidedC.restrictedD.forced3.A.thoughtB.ideaC.opinionD.hope4．A.predictedB.preparedC.admittedD.decided5.A.activeB.normalC.aliveD.confident6.A.fearlessB.peacefulC.patientD.stainless7.A.probablyB.approximatelyC.sincerelyD.certainly8.A.recoveryB.experimentC.practiceD.exercise9.A.schedulesB.instructionsC.supportsD.treatments10.A.admirableB.interestingC.optimisticD.appropriate11.A.usefulB.regretfulC.surprisingD.disgusting12.A.screamedB.laughedC.spokeD.sang13.A.acceleratingB.runningC.appearingD.falling14.A.convincedB.supposedC.realizedD.accepted15.A.partsB.legsC.bodyD.roleⅣ.语法填空Whenalionwasasleep,alittlemousebeganrunningupanddownbesidehim,1madesomenoise.Thissoonwakenedthelion.2(lose)histemper,hecaughtthemouseinhispawsandwasabouttokillit.Themouse,terrified,pleaded(恳求)totheliontospare3life.“Pleaseletmego,”itcried,“andonedayIwillrepayyouforyour4(kind).”Theideaofsosmallacreatureeverbeingabletodoanythingforhimamusedthelionsomuch5helaughedaloud.Hethought,“Howcouldthislittlemousehelpme?”6,heliftedhispawsandletitgo.Butthemouse’schancecameafterall.Afewdayslater,whenthelionwaswanderingintheforest,he7(catch)inatrap.Thehunterswantedtotakehimalivetotheking,8hetiedhimtoatree,andwentawaytolookforawagon.Justthenthelittlemousepassed9,andsawthesadlion.Itwentuptohimandsoongnawedaway(啃断)theropes.“WasIright?”askedthelittlemouse.Thislion10(nod)hisheadandthankedthelittlemouse.Ⅴ.阅读理解One-hundred-and-seventhbirthdaysaren’tusuallycelebratedforauthorswhoaren’taliveanymore.ButTheodorSeussGeisel—betterknownasthechildren’sbooksauthorDr.Seuss—who