Unit5 能力鞏固練習(xí)-高三英語人教版必修第二冊(cè)一輪復(fù)習(xí)VIP

6高三一輪復(fù)習(xí)必修二unit5能力鞏固I.基礎(chǔ)知識(shí)鞏固1）單詞拼寫1.Hemadeup_______________(各種各樣的)reasonstocheatthegirlformoremoney.2.Thisisacommon_______________(現(xiàn)象)inmodernsociety.3._______________(被吸引)inthemovie,heforgottopickuphischildrenfromschool.4.Hewasseriouslyillandwas_______________(疼痛)allover.5.Theyboughtalotof_______________(設(shè)備)forthesmallfactory.6.Theyescapedfromtheaccident_______________(以某種方法).7.Canthedoctor_______________(治愈)himofhisdisease?8.Whathedid_______________(證明是)tobeaheroicdeed.9.Hewasaskedto_______________(表演)onthestagewhenhewasjustfive.10.Youshouldgraspevery_______________(機(jī)會(huì))tomakeyourselfbetter.2）單句語法填空1._______________（move）bytheplay,thegirlburstintotears.2.Toour_______________(relieve),herecoveredhishealthandwentbacktowork.3.Tomwasfound_______________(talent)inbasketballwhenhewasveryyoung.4.Theywereleft_______________(employ)whentheircompanywasoutofbusiness.5.Theeventhadagreatimpact_______________thehistoryofthesmallcountry.6._______________turnedouttobeagreatmistake.7.Wefell_______________lovewiththeplacethefirsttimewewentthere.8.Heshowedhis_______________(satisfy)bynoddinghishead.9.Whathelearnedfromschool_______________(able)himtogetthroughthework.10.The_______________(perform)theyputonprovedtobesuccessful.II.能力提升1）完形填空AstrangethinghappenedtomelastSunday.Itwassuchabeautifulday11Idrovetogoforalookinthecountry.Onthewaybackhome,mycarstopped.Itwasoutofgasona12roadfarfromatown!IdecidedtowalkuntilIfoundsomeone13couldsellsomegas.Ihadwalkedalmostamile14Ifinallyfoundahouseneartheroad.Iwasgladtoseeitbecauseitwasgettingdark.Iknockedatthedoorandalittleoldladywithlongwhitehair15.Shesaid,“I’vebeen16foryouhereforalongtime.Comein.17isalmostready.”“ButIonlycameforsomegas,”Ianswered.Icouldn’t18whatshewastalkingabout.“Oh,Alfred!Gas?Youlovetea,”saidshe.Iquickly19thatmycarwasoutofgas,butshedidn’tseemtolistentome.Shejustkept20meAlfredandkepttalkingabouthowlongithadbeen21shehadseenme.Shewasactingvery22andIwasanxioustoleave.Assoonasshewenttogettea,IwentoutofthehouseasfastasIcould.Fortunately,therewasanotherhousedowntheroadandIwasabletobuythegasIneeded.WhenItoldthemanaboutmy23,hesaid,“Oh,that’sMissEmily.Shelivesbyherselfinthatbighouse.She’sstrange,butshewouldn’t24anybody.Sheisstillwaitingforthemanshewasgoingto25thirtyyearsago.Thedaybeforetheirweddinghelefthomeandnevercamebackbecauseofthewar.”11.A.which B.that C.and D.but12.A.lonely B.narrow C.crowded D.busy13.A.what B.who C.whom D.how14.A.before B.after C.while D.as15.A.pausedB.answered C.appeared D.opened16.A.asking B.looking C.waiting D.calling17.A.Gas B.Tea C.Coffee D.Dinner18.A.consider B.adopt C.accept D.understand19.A.comforted B.refused C.explained D.declared20.A.calling B.call C.tocall D.called21.A.until B.before C.since D.when22.A.sharply B.strangely C.excitedly D.annoyedly23.A.accident B.arrangementC.surpriseD.experience24.A.hurt B.beat C.hit D.frighten25.A.teach B.marry C.appealto D.meetwith2）閱讀理解APeoplecelebrateWorldEnvironmentDay(WED)inmanydifferentwaysallovertheworld.EachyearWEDhasanewthemetofocuson.Pastthemesinclude“ChildrenandtheEnvironment”for1990,“Gowildforlife”for2016,aimingtoreduceandpreventtheillegaltradeinwildlife,“BeatPlasticPollution”for2018,“OnlyOneEarth”,whichwasusedin1974,thestartingyear,andsoon.ThefirstWorldEnvironmentDayThefirstWEDwascelebratedinthecityofSpokaneintheUSA.Withthethemeaboutourplanet,itwascelebratedwiththeworld’sfirstworldfairtobedevotedtotheenvironment.ThehostsTheWEDhasbeenhostedby36differentcitiesinnearly30differentcountries,fromCubatoSouthKorea,fromBelgiumtoBrazil.Somecountrieshavehostedthemaincelebrationstwoormoretimes,includingBangladesh,CanadaandChina.Everyyearpeoplefromallovertheworldtakepartinahugenumberofdifferenteventstodrawattentiontothemaintheme.WhatyoucandoIfyouwanttotakepartinthecelebrations,youcanvisittheofficialwebsitetofindoutwhatthe2019themeis.Youcanalsosearchonlineandfindorganizationsandeventsinyourarea.Youcanshareinformationaboutthecauseandtheeventsonsocialmediaorformalocalactiongroupofyourownandorganizeaneventinyourcommunity.Whateveryoudo,youwon’tbealone.Millionsofpeoplewillbejoiningthecelebrationsandfightingforabetterfutureforourplanet.26.WhenwasthefirstWorldEnvironmentDaycelebrated?A.1974. B.1990. C.2016. D.2019.27.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.CanadaisthefirstcountrycelebratingtheWED.B.ChinahasonlyhostedtheWEDforonce.C.“OnlyOneEarth”isalwaysthethemefortheWED.D.Nearly30differentcountrieshavehostedWED.28.YoucantakepartinthecelebrationsofWEDexcept_____.A.byfindingoutthethemeofWEDonlineB.byhavingyourownthemefortheWEDC.bysettingupyourownlocalactiongroupD.bysharinginformationofWEDonsocialmediaBMyhusbandDavidwaswaitingatthedoorwhenourdaughterLauraandIcameback．Itwasn’tlikehimtobehomesoearly．Thedisbeliefonhisfacetoldmethatsomethingwasup．“Doyoustillhaveajob？”“No.”heanswered，lookingawayfromme．“OK.We’llfigureitout，”Irepliedcalmly．Iactuallyhadnoideahowweweregoingtofigureitout．Iimmediatelystartedtothinkofhowwe’dcutcostsandwhoweshouldstarttogetintouchwith．Thatnight，afterDavidhadfallenasleep，Icriedmyselftosleep，andfrequentlysobbedintheshowerinthedaysthatfollowed．IknewthelossofDavid’sincomewouldhavegreateffectonus．Hehadworkedforthesamecompanyfortwenty﹣oneyearsandwasourmainincome．IworkathomecaringforLaura，andmyincomeisuncertain．Wehavedebts，andjobhuntingtakestime．Still，Iwasmoreconcernedaboutmyhusband’semotionalstatethanourfinancialsituation．David’ssenseofidentitywastiedtohisjob．Hecalledhisparentstotellthemaboutlosinghisjob，butdidn’tsayawordtoanyoneelseforweeks．Hetoldmethathefeltlike“afailure”．ItwastoughformetowatchDavidstrugglewithunemployment．Onenightseveralweeksafterhelosthisjob，Davidwokemejustbeforemidnight，sweating，pacingthebedroomfloorandsayinghedidn’tfeelwell．Wespentthenightintheemergencyroomwaitingtoseeifhehadaheartattack．Thankfully，itwasjustaseriousanxietyattack．ItwasthenthatIknewIneededtodomoretounderstandwhatmyhusbandwasgoingthrough．HereiswhatIlearnedfrommyownexperience﹣andfromtalkingtoexperts﹣onhowtosupportyourlovedonesthroughajobloss．29.Theunderlinedword“sobbed”inParagraph3probablymeans“”.A.laughedoutwithaloudandunpleasantnoiseB.criednoisily,takingsudden,sharpbreathsC.becamequiteinterestedD.feltextremelyastonished30.Whatdidthewriterdoaboutherhusband’ssituationatfirst？A.Shecalledherhusband’sparentstotellthemthesituation．B.Shewenttothehospitaltotalktosomeexpertstoaskforadvice．C.Shewasangryaboutherhusband’slosinghisjob．D.Sheappearedcalmbutinfactshewasveryworried．31.WhatdoweknowaboutDavidaccordingtothepassage？A.Hewenttoseethedoctortoreducehisanxiety．B.Hewasfiredbythecompanyforwhichhehadworkedfor21years．C.Hewasthought“afailure”byhisfamilyafterlosinghisjob．D.Hesufferedaheartattackafterhisunemployment．32.Whatwillbetalkedaboutinthefollowingpartofthepassage？A.HowthewritersupportedDavidtogetthroughthejoblessperiod．B.HowDavidsufferedfromtheheartattackandthetreatment．C.WhyDavidlosthisjobandbecamejobless．D.Whatthewriterdidtohelpgetsomeincome．CSummerisnotagoodseasonformostpeoplebecauseofitshotweather.You’veprobablyalsogotmemoriesofaskingyourparentsformoneytobuyoneofthosebigchocolateicecreams,andbeingrefused.Well,MattAllen,knownastheIceCreamMan,isheretogivebothchildrenandadultspleasantmemoriesofsummer.Forthepastfouryears,Allenhasspenthissummersdrivinganoldicecreamtrucknamed“Bessie”,handingoutfreeicecreamstochildrenandgrown-ups.He’straveledover15,000miles,andhandedoutmorethan125,000freeicecreams.AtfirstAllenwantedtoearnmoneybysellingicecreams,asmostpeoplewould.Butinhisfirstseasonofselling,hedidn’tmakeverymuchmoney,andhehadsomanyicecreamsleftthathewasn’tsurewhattodowiththem.Sohedecidedtogivethemaway.Thatmayseemlikeastrangething,buttheIceCreamMandidit.“Yougothroughyourlifethinkingyoucanchangetheworldorthinkingyoucannot,”hesays.“Ifthosearetheonlytwooptions,whydon’tyouatleasttry?”“IfI’mnotgoingtomakeanymoneybysellingicecreams,whynotgivethemaway,andmakepeoplehappy?”Allensays.Andso,everysummer