高中英语素能提升演练十八Unit3新人教版必修4

素能提升演练（十八）必修4Unit3Ⅰ.单词拼写1.Ican’tstandpeoplewithnosenseof_______(幽默).2.Thefamousfilmwas_______（导演）byZhangYimou.3.Theyoften_______(款待)theirfriendsatweekends.4.Areyou_______（满意的）withyourpresentsalary?5.Hewas_______（惊讶的）tohearthathehadgotthejob.6.Soonthenewsspread_________（遍及）thecountry.7.Successcameaftermany_______（失败）.8.I’vebeen_______(幸运的)tohavesomanygoodteachers.9.Hewasgivenarewardforhis_______(杰出的)work.10.ThefamousactressZhangZiyihas______(主演)inmanyexcellentfilms.Ⅱ.完成句子1.Uptonow,doctorshavebeenabletodoverylittle____________________.(treat)迄今为止，大夫对这种致命的疾病无能为力。2.Forawhileafterhisfather’sdeath,Charliewas___________________.(badly)他父亲去世不久，查利就穷困潦倒了。3.Aftertheearthquake,Government_____________________foodandblankets.(provide)地震之后，政府为无家可归者提供食品和毛毯。4.Thecollegeteacherisconcernedthatthosestudentswhohaveenjoyedthegoldenweekathomemay________________toreadjusttocollegelife.(feel)这位大学老师担心这些在家度过黄金周的学生可能会觉得重新适应大学生活有困难。5.Daisy,___________________________,cameovershyly.(wear)黛茜穿着一件破旧的大衣很羞怯地走了过来。6.Aftertherace,Davidwavedhishands________________________.(gesture)比赛之后大卫兴奋地挥了挥手。7.Edwardslidontheice,____________________.(lose)Edward失去了平衡，滑倒在冰上。8._____________________wasthathehadfinishedthetaskbeforethedeadline.(astonish)令我吃惊的是他在截止日期前完成了任务。9.ItisnotonlyJanebutalsoherparents______________________whattheyhave.(content)不仅简连她的父母都对他们所拥有的一切感到满足。10.Hetriedto__________________thesafetyoftravelingbyairplane.(convince)他试图说服他们相信乘飞机旅游的安全性。Ⅲ.完形填空ThereisanoldfishermancalledSantiagowithhistinyfishingboat.After841withoutfishinganything,theoldmandecidedtogofishing2.Afterheputhisdeliciousbait(鱼饵)intothe3andwaitedthere,hefounda4marlin(青枪鱼)wastrappedbyhisbait.Atthebeginning,histinyboatwasfloating5thetrace(痕迹)ofthemarlin’sswimming.This6situationlastedfourhours,andhestill7hisstringtightly.Theskybecamedarkeranddarkerandthe8wascoming,buthestillkeptholdingthestring.Whenthesunwas9,theoldman’shandsstartedtobleedbuttherewasnotanysignthathewould10.Thisendlessbattledidn’tstopuntilthedawnofthethirdday.Atlast,theoldmanusedhisfishingforkto11itslife.Unfortunately,thesmelloffreshblood12thesharks’coming.Onhiswayhome,theoldmanhadtofightwiththosegreedysharks.13heusedupallhecoulduse,thesharksonlylefthimthewreck(残骸)ofhismarlin.Hewaswith14homebutthebigmarlin’sboneatdawn.Everyonewasshockedbyhisgreat15andperseverance(毅力).1.A.centuriesB.yearsC.monthsD.days2.A.atonceB.moreC.againD.already3.A.seaB.riverC.pondD.stream4.A.tinyB.bigC.smallD.little5.A.followingB.searchingC.findingD.swimming6.A.luckyB.happyC.unluckyD.fortunate7.A.gotB.heldC.caughtD.brought8.A.morningB.noonC.afternoonD.night9.A.arisingB.raisingC.risingD.setting10.A.giveinB.giveoffC.giveawayD.giveout11.A.pullB.startC.cutD.end12.A.attractedB.causedC.madeD.forced13.A.UntilB.AlthoughC.HoweverD.But14.A.everythingB.somethingC.anythingD.nothing15.A.braveryB.sadnessC.misfortuneD.successⅣ.语法填空PoliceinChinahavearrestedtwodrivers1connectionwiththedeathofatoddler2washitandleftfordeadonabusystreetinsouthernChina.Policewereabletoidentifythedriversofthetwovans3examininggraphicvideoofthevehicles4(strike)2-year-oldWangYue,whodiedinthehospitalonFriday,aboutaweekaftertheaccidentinFoshan,China.Thecaseraisedquestionsofhumandecenciesinthecountry,particularlyaswordsurfaced5manypassers-by6(witness)theaccidentanddonelittletohelpthelittlegirl.Oneofthose18passers-by,amanidentifiedbytheChinaDailyasChen,showedup7(expect)outsidetheintensive-careunitwhereWangYuewasstrugglingtosurviveandsaidhedidnotseethetoddler,thenewsorganizationreports.Chenandhiswiferunintoastorethatofferswater-heatingproductsthatstandsabout23feet8theaccidentsite,accordingtotheChinaDaily.“Iwaslookingformyowndaughterthen,”thenewsorganizationquotesChenassaying.“Ididnotnoticeshe(WangYue)waslyingonthestreet.”WangYang,atopofficialinGuangdongProvince,saidataprovincialgovernmentmeetingthattheincidentshouldserve9a“wakeupcall”forsociety,theChinaDailyreportedafterthegirl’sdeath.“Weshouldlookintothe10(ugly)inourselves,”hesaid.Ⅴ.阅读理解［2012济南模拟］Awomanrenewingherdriver’slicenseattheCountyClerk’sofficewasaskedtostateheroccupation.Shehesitated,uncertainhowtoclassifyherself.“WhatImeanis,”explainedtherecorder,“doyouhaveajob,orareyoujusta...?”“OfcourseIhaveajob,”saidEmily.“I’mamother.”“Wedon’tlist‘mother’asanoccupation...‘housewife’coversit,”saidtherecorder.OnedayIfoundmyselfinthesamesituation.Theclerkwasobviouslyacareerwoman,confidentandpossessedofahighsoundingtitle.“Whatisyouroccupation?”sheasked.Thewordssimplypoppedout.“I’maResearchAssociateinthefieldofChildDevelopmentandHumanRelations.”Theclerkpaused,herballpointpenfrozeninmid-air.Irepeatedthetitleslowly,andthenIstaredwithwonderasmystatementwaswritteninbold,blackinkontheofficialquestionnaire.“MightIask,”saidtheclerkwithnewinterest,“Justwhatyoudointhisfield?”Coolly,withoutanytraceofpanicinmyvoice,Iheardmyselfreply,“Ihaveacontinuingprogramofresearch(whatmotherdoesn’t）,inthelabandinthefield(normallyIwouldhavesaidindoorsandout).Ofcourse,thejobisoneofthemostdemandinginthehumanities(anymothercaretodisagree?),andIoftenwork14hoursaday(24ismorelikeit