2021高中英語新教材必修第一冊(人教版)同步練習(xí)Unit1SectionⅢ(含解析)

1、課時(shí)作業(yè)（五）Unit 1Section 山Discovering Useful StructuresI標(biāo)出下列各句中的名詞/形容詞/副詞短語并判斷它們的句 法特征1. All the students are invited to take part in the English speechcon test.2 . Most of the little children are naturally curious about everyth ingaround them.3. Wet or fine, he got up at six and took a walk in the park

2、.4. They considered Beijing the brain and heart of our country.5. We could see a strange light ahead of us very clearly.6. They are good students always ready to help others.閱讀理解AMySpace, the social n etwork ing website, is differe nt from otherwebsites which only provide stories about other people.

3、 MySpace is aplace that allows you to broadcast your own stories and pers onal informatio n to as many people as you like. Started two years ago, it is abig source of information for and about American kids.Teenagers and their parents feel very different about it. Teensare rushing to join the site,

4、not sharing their parents worries. Itsignals yet another generation gap in the digital era.For teenagers, it is reliable network to keep in touch with theirfriends. They will often list their surnames, birthdays, after-school jobs,school clubs, hobbies and other personal information.“ MySpace is an

5、easy way to reach just about everyone. Idont have all the phone numbers of my acquaintances. But if I want to getin touch with one of them, I could just leave them a message onMySpace，” said Abby Van Wassen. She is a 16-year-old student atWoodland Hills High of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Parents on th

6、e other hand are seriously concerned about thesecurity problems of MySpace. “Every time we hold a parents meeting,the first question is always about MySpace，” said Kent Gates, whotravels the country doing Internet safety seminars （ 研討 會(huì) ）. TheNational Centre for Missing and Exploited Children has re

7、ceived at least288 MySpace-related complaints, according to Mary Beth Buchanan, alawyer in Pittsburgh.“ Your profile on MySpace shows all your personalinformation to anyone on the Web. And MySpace even lists thisinformation by birthplace and age. Its like a free checklist fortroublemakers and it end

8、angers children，” Buchanan said.1 From the passage, we can learn that MySpace _.A brings about the generation gapB is very careful about peoples privacyC encourages you to list your personal informationD lists the telephone numbers of your friends 2 Why are someparents against MySpace?A Because they

9、 think MySpace has a bad influence on theirchildren.B Because they dont want to pay so much money for MySpace.C Because it takes up too much of their childrens spare time.D Because troublemakers can easily reach theirchildrenthrough the site.3 What can we infer from “Every time we hold a parents mee

10、ting,the first question is always about MySpace”？A MySpace has become a top problem troubling parents.B MySpace often holds parents meetings.C MySpace is quite popular with parents.D Parents have lots of questions about the website.4 Which of the following can be the best title of the passage?A Inte

11、rnet SafetyB MySpaceCGeneration GapD The Digital EraBFootball is my favorite sport. I loved to watch it, but I hadnever played in a football game before I went to college. I lackedself-confidence and I doubted if I could do well in a team, which was why Ihardly did sports together with others. I jus

12、t loved practicing playingfootball in the backyard of my house.About one month after I went to college, one day some ofmy classmates said theyd play a football game with some players ofanother class. I really looked forward to it but never thought Id join themto play. That day finally came and I wen

13、t to watch with my classmates.However, just about ten minutes after the game started, one member ofour football team got injured and could no longer play. The othermembers looked worried. Then one of them came to me and asked,“Can you play ？” At first, I shook my head, but then I nodded. “ Great!Com

14、e and play， ” he said. I followed him, having no idea at all what to do.To my joy, he asked me to play in defense （防守）. Defense was myfavorite because I found it more fun and less complicated （復(fù)雜的 ） . Thenthe game began again. There werent a lot of big kids on the offensive line（攻擊線 ） of the other t

15、eam and I suddenly gained some self-confidence.About five minutes later, the ball was kicked toward the guard. I thought itwas a good opportunity for me. I quickly ran past the guard and got theball. When the guard came to the offensive line, I kicked the ball.Iscored andall my classmates cheered. Y

16、ou may not believe it, but I scored twice thattime. The final score was 6 2 and we won. My teammates thought thatI did very well and none of them believed I hadnt played in a game before.That game really changed me. I am a really confident personnow and often play football games with my teammates.5.

17、Why did nt the author play sports with others before?A . He was nt in terested in sports.B . He was nt popular with others.C. He could nt afford time for sports.D. He was nt con fide nt about his ability.6.Seeing the author shaking his head at first, his classmatemost probably felt_ .A . excitedB .

18、bori ngC . an xiousD . angry7 . We infer that after playing the game, the author mostprobablyA. got n ervous about watch ing football gamesB . decided to become a full-time football playerC . was con sidered the best football player at schoolD . fell in love with joi ning others in playi ng football

19、8 . What would be the best title for the text?A . My First Football Game.B . My Most Un forgettable Experie nee.C . My Way of Fin di ng Self- co nfide nee. D . My Way ofScoring at Football Games.山.完形填空Douglas was my cous in. I first met him whe n he came tostay with my family for a_1_,because his pa

20、re nts were goingto teach in Africa. He and his family lived all the way on the other side ofthe country, so we had never had a chanee to visit. _2_, when wearrived at the airport, it was not hard to find which person was my _3_.He was the one sta nding all alon e, look ing around for some one to_4_

21、him. He looked a little scared to meet us, butstarted to smile shyly after my mom hugged （擁抱）him.When we got back home and Douglas _5_ putt ing his thingsaway, I could not believe it. All of his clothes were the same, all whiteshirts and dark blue shorts. He_6_had a dark bluejacket with a tie!“ How

22、can you_7_only one kind ofclothes?” I asked him.“ Thats the way my school has_8_been, ” hesaid “ We have to wear uni forms.”I would hate having to wear the same thing every day,” Isaid.“I dont_9_，”Douglas said. “It_10_time. I dont have to think about what I am going to wear. ”“ Well, we dont wear uni forms at our _11_. Youre goingto look pretty _12 if you come to school in a jacket and tie.”