Unit2小題組合練習 2020-2021學年人教版必修第二冊

人教版必修第二冊UNIT2小題組合練習Ⅰ.閱讀理解SiberianTigeristhelargestfeline(貓科動物)intheworldandisknownasthekingoftheforest.Inthe1980s，itwaslistedasoneofthefirst-classnationalprotectedanimalsofChina.Topreservethisvaluablespecies，theSiberianTigerParkwasbuiltin1996inHeilongjiangProvince.TheparkislocatedonthenorthbankoftheSonghuaRivertothenorthwestofHarbin，occupyinganareaof1,440,000squaremeters.ItisthelargestnaturalparkforwildSiberiantigersintheworldatpresent.Thereareover500purebred(純種的)Siberiantigershere.What’smore，visitorscanalsoseewhitetigers，lions，leopards，andpumasaswellasBengalitigers.Itisalargeparkdividedintotenareas，includingthematuretigerarea，theyoungtigerarea，thewalkingareaandtheplatformareaforviewingthetigers.Thematuretigerareahasanareaof360,000squaremeterswith30unruly(難駕馭的)Siberiantigerswanderingthere.Thetigersinthisareaareallabout7or8yearsold.Andintheyoungtigerarea，thereareover40younglovely，activetigersabout2yearsold.Visitorscanseesomeofthemplayingandfightingwitheachotherinapoolnearby，andothersarekeptinthewalkingarea，stayingtogether.Forvisitorswholovetoseeexcitingactivities，theparkisalsoaperfectplace.Inadditiontoviewingthetigerswalkingleisurelyintheopenair，visitorscanbuyanimalstofeedthem，includingducks，chickens，andevencows.Parkemployeeswillsetthelivinganimalsfreeamongthetigers.Visitorscanseetheuniqueliveactionoftigerspreyingon(捕食)them.Inaddition，thereisafreePopularScienceExhibitionHallinthepark.Intheexhibitionhall，peoplecanseeinformationontigersinpicturesandsamplesaswellasinwords，whichhelpstocompletewhatweknow.1．Whatcanyouseeintheyoungtigerarea?A．Thereare40Siberiantigerswandering.B．AlltheSiberiantigersarearound7yearsold.C．Someyoungactivetigersareplayinginapool.D．Someunrulytigersarepreyingonsomeanimals.2．Theexhibitionhallintheparktellsusthattheinformationontigers.A．isverysimpleB．isunknowntomostpeopleC．isentirelyshownindetailD．letsyouknowallyouwant3．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheValuableSpecies—SiberianTigerB．TheLargestFelineintheWorldC．PopularScienceExhibitionHallintheParkD．TheSiberianTigerPark答案CCDⅡ.完形填空LastnightmyhusbandandIwerewalkinginanearbyparkinglot，whenwesawamanbentoverontheground，crushing(碾碎)somethingwitharock.Hewassofocusedonhis1thathedidn’tlookupatanyone2.Wekeptnoticinghimand3whathecouldbedoing.I4hewascrushingstonestomakesand，butwhywouldhedothat?5，wedecidedtogoupandaskhim.Hewascrushingpiecesofleft-overbreadthathehad6topreparefoodforthebirdsthatcomethereearlymorning.Thelargepiecesofbreadwouldbedifficultforthebirdstoeat7hecrushedthemintopowder.Every8，aftercominghomefromhisjobasatailor，hegoesaroundthevilla(鄉(xiāng)間別墅)，collectingleftoverbreadfromallhishousemates.Hetheneatsaquickmealandcomeshere，andspendsthenext1－2hours9crushingeachpieceforthebirds.Hehasbeendoingthisforthelast3－4years.What10usmorewasthathewas11thatwewereeventakinganinterestinthis，sinceforhimitwasn’tabig12.Whenweaskedhimwhatencouragedhimtodothisactof13，hesaid，“It’sjustsomethingsmallIdo，sothatthebirdsgetfood.”Wesharedhisstorywiththehopethatitwould14ustobeawareofleftoverstooandthatitmight15someonetostartsomethingsimilarintheirownarea.1．A.idea B．handC．food D．task2．A.comingacross B．passingbyC．runningover D．gettingthrough3．A.discovered B．learntC．wondered D．realized4．A.found B．thoughtC．understood D．expected5．A.Finally B．SuddenlyC．Immediately D．Instead6．A.bought B．savedC．collected D．made7．A.soB．orC．a(chǎn)ndD．but8．A.morning B．noonC．a(chǎn)fternoon D．night9．A.carefully B．strictlyC．nervously D．proudly10．A.pleased B．satisfiedC．puzzled D．moved11．A.disappointed B．sorryC．surprised D．a(chǎn)fraid12．A.deal B．presentC．dream D．decision13．A.bravery B．honestyC．suggestion D．service14．A.invite B．remindC．warn D．require15．A.force B．persuadeC．inspire D．train1-15DBCBACADADCADBCⅢ.語法填空Animalscanbecomeendangeredforanumberofreasons，butmanyexpertsbelievethatlossofhabitatisthemaincause.Someanimalsareput1.dangerwhenpeopletakeovertheirhabitats.Thisoften2.(occur)becausepeoplewantoneormoreoftheresources(資源)inthoseareas.Someforests，forexample，providewood3.isusedforthingslikepaperandfurniture，etc.Manytrees4.(cut)downeverydayforsuchpurposesbutnotenougharebeingplanted.Ithasseriouslydecreasedthepopulationofmanyspecies.Insomecases，lossofhabitatarises5.forestfiresorfloodingofland.Environmentalistsandzoologistsare6.(frequent)tryingtodowhattheycantopreventthenumberofpopulationsfrom7.(drop)tooseriously.Sometimes，peopleinfluencenature，indirectlycausingtheanimals8.(lose)theirhabitats.Expertsbelievetheproblemisbecomingmuch9.(bad)becauseoftheemission(排放)ofgreenhousegases.Theydon’tknow10.muchinfluencepeoplehave，however.Thegreenhouseeffectcanalsoinfluenceweatherpatternsthataffectanimals.1．in2．occurs3．that/which4．a(chǎn)rebeingcut5．from6．frequently7．dropping8．tolose9．worse10．howⅣ.概要寫作閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容寫一篇60詞左右的內(nèi)容概要。Aschildrengetolder，lyingcanbecomeahabit.Ifyourchildislyingalot，it’sagoodideatotalkcalmlyabouttheissuewithyourchild.Trymakingatimetotalk，andthentellyourchildhowhislyingmakesyoufeel，howitaffectsyourrelationshipwithhim，andwhatitmightbelikeiffamilyandfriendsstoptrustinghim.Alwaystellyourchildwhenyouknowforsurethatheisn’ttellingthetruth.Yourchildneedstoknowthathonestyisimportanttoyou.Buttrytoavoidaskinghimallthetimeifhe’stellingthetruth.Itmightseemlikenomatterwhatyoudo，yourchildkeepslying.Butifyoukeeppraisingyourchildfortellingthetruthandalsousingconsequencesforlying，yourchildislesslikelytolieashegetsolder.Itmighttakeuntilyourchildissevenyearsorolder.Itmightalsohelptoknowthatchildrenofallageswhohavegoodcommunicationwiththeirparentsandtalkwiththemaboutwhatthey’redoingarelesslikelytohaveantisocialbehavior.Ifyourchildtellsalie，thefirststepistolethimknowthatlyingisn’tOK.Explainwhyandletyourchildknowthatyoumightnotbeabletotrusthiminfuture.Thenextstepistouseappropriateconsequences.Forexample，ifyourchilddrewonthewallandthenliedaboutit，gethimtohelpyoucleanitup.It’simportanttodealseparatelywiththelyingandthebehaviorthatleadstoit.Ifyourchildislyingtogetyourattention，considermorepositivewaysyoucoul