Unit 2 培優(yōu)提升練- 高一上學(xué)期英語牛津譯林版（2020）必修第二冊（有答案）

譯林版必修第二冊unit2培優(yōu)提升練Ⅰ.閱讀理解AUCAArtCompetitionTakeaphotograph，draworpaintapicture，putitonapostcardandyoucouldhavethechancetowinaniPad.Yourdesignshouldbeinspiredbysomethingthathappenedtoyoutoday.Onceyou’vecompletedyourartwork，completetheentryformandsenditwithyourpostcardto：FreepostRLXL-GYRSECCLUCAArtCompetitionUniversityfortheCreativeArtsFalknerRdFarnhamSurreyGU97DSTheUniversityfortheCreativeArts(UCA)ArtCompetition(“thecompetition”)isopentopeopleagedbetweenthirteenandnineteenyearsold.Studentswho’restudyinginUCA，employeesoftheUniversityortheirfamilymembersoranyoneelseconnectedwiththecompetitionmaynotenterthecompetition.Whensendinginyourcompetitionentryyoumustcompletetheentryform(downloadtheentryformfromhere)providingyourname，age，dateofbirth，address，telephonenumberande-mailaddressand(ifyouareundereighteen)thenameandtelephonenumberofyourparentorteacher.Onlyoneentryperartistisallowed.Thelastdateforentriesis5pmon14July.UCAwillpickthreejudges，atleasttwoofwhomwillbeSeniorLecturersattheUniversity.Thejudgeswillshortlistuptofiftyentriesforexhibitionandfromtheshortlist，winnerswhogetthemostsupportwillreceiveprizesasfollows：1st—iPadAir2Wi-Fi128GB2nd—iPadAirWi-Fi16GB3rd—iPadminiWi-Fi16GBIfyouhaveanyquestionsaboutthecompetition，pleasee-mailusatcompetitions@ucreative.ac.ukwithUCAArtCompetitioninthesubject.1．Whathastobedonetoenterthecompetition?A．Designingapicturebook.B．Sendinganinspiringphotoorpicture.C．Recordingsomethingthathappenedtoyou.D．Creatingapostcardwithaphotoorpictureonit.2．Whocantakepartinthecompetition?A．StudentsintheUniversity.B．PeoplewhoworkfortheUniversity.C．Teenagerswithnorelationtothecompetition.D．FamilymembersoftheUniversity’semployees.3．Wheremightyoureadthetext?A．Onaschool’snoticeboard.B．Atanartexhibition.C．Inanewspaper.D．OntheInternet.答案DCDBWhenIwasabouttwelve，Iheadedtoarestaurantfordinnerwithmyfamily.Itwasawindywinternight.AsmymomandIheadedtowardstherestaurantfromourcar，agirlaboutmyageandhermothercameuptous.Theyaskedifwehadanysparedollars.Mymomimmediatelyaskedwheretheykepttheirthings.Theypointedtoanoldcarintheparkingacrossthestreet.Thegirlsaidthereweresixofthemlivinginthatcar，thesamesizeasmyownfamily.Mymomsaidshehadsomethingtodoafterhandingthepeopleafewdollars.Shesentmeinsidetherestaurantwithmydadandmythreesiblings(兄弟姐妹)．Butshedidn’tcome.Later，Ifoundoutshehadgonehomeandemptiedourcupboardsintoafewbags.Then，shebroughtthatfoodovertothecarandhandedthebagstothefamily.Iwasn’ttherewhenthatparthappened，butIcouldimaginethejoyitbroughttotheirfaces.Afewdayslater，whenIactuallyfoundoutaboutwhatshehaddone，Iaskedherwhyshehelpedthosepeople.Shetoldmethattheywerenotlucky.Irememberthefaceofthatgirlwhohadaskedusfordollars；shewasthesameageasme，yetourlivesweresodifferent.HereIstood，dressedinalmostnewclothes，headedtoarestaurantandthenbackhometothebedroomIsharedwithmyyoungersister.Irememberedthinkingthatthegirldidn’thaveanyfoodtoeatandthatshewasheadingbacktoacoldcarsharedwithfiveotherpeople.Afterpaintingthispictureinmymind，Iunderstoodmymom.Iwillneverforgetwhatshedidthatnight.AndthatnightIalsolearnedoneofthebestlessonsshetaughtme.4．Welearnfromthepassagethatthegirlaboutthewriter’sage.A．livedahardlifeB．hadherownbedroomC．receivedagoodeducationD．madefriendswiththewriter5．Whichofthefollowingistherightorderofthestory?a．Mymomgavethegirlafewdollars.b．Myfamilywasonthewaytoarestaurant.c．Mymomwenthomeandbroughtsomefood.d．Wemetwithagirlandhermotheraskingfordollars.A．b，d，a，c B．b，a，c，dC．d，a，c，b D．d，c，b，a6．Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribethewriter’smother?A．Patient. B．Strict.C．Proud. D．Kind.答案AADⅡ.七選五Healthyeatingisnotjustaboutstrictnutritionphilosophies，stayingunrealisticallythin，oravoidingthefoodsyoulove.1Ifyouformthefollowingsimplehabits，you’llsoonnoticethedifference.It’snotjustwhatyoueat，buthowyoueat.2Healthyeatinghabitscanbelearnedanditisimportanttoslowdownandthinkaboutfoodasnourishmentratherthanjustsomethingtoswallowonthewaytoschoolorwork.3Chewyourfoodslowly，tastingeverybite.Wetendtorushthroughourmeals，forgettingtoactuallytastetheflavoursofourfood.Reconnectwiththejoyofeating.Eatbreakfast，andeatsmallermealsthroughouttheday.Ahealthybreakfastcanspeedupyourdigestion.Eatingsmall，healthymealsthroughoutthedaykeepsyourenergyup.Avoideatingatnight.Trytoeatdinnerearlierinthedayandthenlastfor14－16hoursuntilbreakfastthenextmorning.Earlystudiessuggestthatthissimpledietaryadjustment—eatingonlywhenyou’remostactiveandgivingyourdigestivesystemalongbreakeveryday—mayhelptocontrolyourweight.4Filluponcolorfulfruitandvegetables.Fruitandvegetablesarethefoundationofahealthydiet.5Colorful，deeplycoloredfruitandvegetablescontainhigheramountsofvitaminsandminerals，anddifferentcolorsprovidedifferentbenefits.A．Healthyeatingcansometimesbeexpensive，withfoodpricesontherise.B．Taketimetochewyourfoodandenjoymealtimes.C．Rather，it’saboutfeelinggreat，havingmoreenergy，andkeepingyourselfashealthyaspossible.D．Afterdinner，snackstendtobehighinfat，sothey’rebestavoidedanyway.E．However，somevegetablescanbeharmfulwheneateninlargequantities.F．Healthyeatingisaboutmorethanjustthefoodonyourplate.G．Trytoeatavarietyoffruitandvegetableseverydayandeverymeal—thebrighter，thebetter.1．C2．F3．B4．D5.GⅢ.完形填空Today，Iwenthikingwithafriendofmine.Theskysuddenlybecamecoveredwith1clouds，sowestartedwalkingdownthemountainwitha(n)2stepthanusual.Afteralittlewhile，we3alargegroupofchildrenbychance.Theywerewalkingdownthemountainaswell.Leftbehindwereayoungboyandhis4.Wesloweddownforabitto5withthemabouttheweatherbeforefinallypassingthem.Suddenly，theboyfell.Fortunately，myfriend6caughthimashewasabouttorolldownthepath.However，hegotfrightenedandwas7inhismother’sarms.Hesaidthathis8hurtandIcouldseethe9onhismother’sface.IaskedifIcouldhelp，withmyfriendexplainingthatIwasanurseandIcouldgivetheboyaquick10ofhisknee.Makingsurethattheyneedednothingmore11wecontinuedon，Idecidedtoleavethepairsittingonarock.Ionlytookafewstepsforwardbeforefeelingthattherewasmorethatcouldbedone.Iturnedandaskedtheboyandhismotheriftheywantedusto12andwalkdownwiththem.Icouldseetherelief(寬慰)washoverthemother’sfaceasshesaid“yes”andimmediately13up.The14inNewEnglandhadleftthepathcoveredwithbeautifulyellowleaves.Thoughwewalkedslowly，wetalked15withtheboyandhismother.1．A.dark B．thinC．white D．light2．A.easier B．slowerC．quicker D．harder3．A.remembered B．metC．heard D．mentioned4．A.father B．motherC．sister D．brother5．A.compete B．fightC．talk D．a(chǎn)rgue6．A.rudely B．patientlyC．pleasantly D．successfully7．A.laughing B．shoutingC．sleeping D．crying8．A.head B．kneeC．leg D．a(chǎn)rm9．A.fear B．pityC．surprise D．a(chǎn)nger10．A.push B．examC．beat D．bite11．A.because B．whenC．a(chǎn)fter D．before12．A.wait B．leaveC．come D．go13．A.gave B．stoodC．got D．woke14．A.spring B．summerC．a(chǎn)utumn D．winter15．A.honestly B．happilyC．politely D．loudly1-15ACBBCDDBABDABCBⅣ.語法填空Sportsshouldhelpamantolearnfairness，notonlyingamesbutalsoinlife.Iftwoteamsplay1.game，oneteammus