升高二暑假專題8必修一U2TravellingAround溫故知新練2024年暑假英語升高二銜接學(xué)案（原卷版）

【夏日FUN學(xué)】2024年暑假英語升高二銜接學(xué)案專題8：必修一U2TravellingAround溫故知新練（原卷版）一、英漢互譯1．beattractedto

2．prefer...to...3．lookforwardto4．signup(forsth.)5．對……很入迷6．對……負(fù)責(zé)7．對……合適的8．留下好印象9．不打擾；不驚動(dòng)10．控制；接管二、單詞拼寫A.詞性轉(zhuǎn)換11．legal變反義詞→（非法的）變副詞→（合法地）12．hunt變名詞（打獵）變名詞（獵人）13．immediate變副詞→（立刻）14．a(chǎn)larm變形容詞→（感到害怕的）變形容詞→（令人害怕的）15．rate變名詞→（等級，級別）16．extinct變名詞→（滅絕）17．a(chǎn)ware變名詞→（意識(shí)）18．danger變動(dòng)詞→（使處于危險(xiǎn)中）變形容詞→（危險(xiǎn)的）19．concern變形容詞→（擔(dān)心的，關(guān)切的）變介詞→（關(guān)于）20．live變形容詞→（活的；居住的；在用的）變形容詞→（活著的）變形容詞→（活潑的;生動(dòng)的）B.根據(jù)首字母或漢語提示單詞拼寫21．Thewholetownisctheopeningofthenewbridgewithahugeparty.22．Thepolicetookfingerprintsand(識(shí)別)theattacker.23．IntheLongMarchoftwentyfivethousandli,theRedbrokethroughvariousdifficultiesandfinallyreachedtherevolutionary.(目的地)24．Thediscoveryofqinghaosu,acrucialcontributiontothefightagainstmalaria,isctoTuYouyouandherteam’seffort.25．Asisoftenthecase,thosewithoutworkingexperiencearelikelytobeturneddownwhen(申請)forapost.26．I’veheardthatitisan(令人驚嘆的)sight.27．Myfathersawa(宣傳冊)foravacationinthecountryside.28．Theministerwasverysatisfiedwiththe(安排)ofherbusinesstrip.29．I’malways(欽佩)youforyourbravery.30．Pollutionis(威脅)marinelife.31．Ifelteexcitedwhenseeingthefamouswriter.32．Wehavetoachieveabalancebetweenenvironmentalprotectionand(經(jīng)濟(jì)上的)development.33．Notknowinghisphonenumber,Icouldn’tgetincwithhim.34．Wemetona(航班)fromLondontoParis.35．Whatarethose(低語)toeachotherabout?三、完成句子36．Theyatthestation.他們會(huì)在車站接我們的。37．Listen!Mary.聽！瑪麗正在教室里唱一首英文歌。38．Eitheryouoroneofyourstudentstoattendthemeetingthatisduetomorrow.你或者你的一名學(xué)生應(yīng)該出席明天的會(huì)議。39．Foodsuppliesintheflood-strickenarea.Wemustactimmediatelybeforethere’snoneleft.洪災(zāi)區(qū)的食物供給快要用完了。我們必須在食物吃完前立刻行動(dòng)。40．Wetodayastrangenewworldandwewhatwearegoingtodowithit.我們今天面對的是一個(gè)陌生的新世界，并且我們都在想我們將要怎么對待它。41．Wearenow(尋找)parttimevolunteerstosupportpeopleinneedtoliveactivelives.42．Weareall(期待)theauthor’snewbook.43．Unfortunately,somekindsofwildanimalsare(滅絕)becauseofhumanactivities.44．LocatedinthemiddlereachofYangtzeRiver,Wuhanis(領(lǐng)先)inhelpingrestorewaterqualityontheYangtzeRiver.45．Thebrothersarealways(互相爭吵)money,whichhasmadetheirparentsheartbroken.(根據(jù)漢語提示完成句子)四、單句語法填空46．Thepolice(be)lookingforthemurderer.47．Look!Thechildren(circle)arobot,talkingaboutsciencedevelopment.48．Itseemsthatfamiliesaremoreandmoretimetogether.(spend)49．Morenewtechnologies(apply)inthefieldofITatpresent.50．Thebookdealswiththesocial,(economy)andpoliticalproblemsoftheperiod.51．Mostofthepeoplewere(amaze)bytheliondancesduringthenewyearcelebrations.52．Theyarealways(ment)onwhatI’mwearing.53．May21stthisyearmarksthefirstInternationalTeaDay,whichwasnamed(official)bytheUnitedNationsonNovember27th,2019.54．Theirfirstchoiceistotakeflight.However,ifthisisnotpossible,theywillfightwiththeir(power)beakstodefendthemselves.55．Theideaofhavingtoselltheirhomeandmoveintoaretirementhomewasan(extreme)painfulexperienceforthem.五、閱讀理解AChinanowhas57sitesincludedontheUNESCOWorldHeritageList.Let’shavealookatfourofthem,whichmaygiveyousomeadviceonyournexttravelplan.HuangshanMountainHuangshan,knownas“theloveliestmountainofChina”,liesinthesouthofAnhuiProvinceineasternChina.Thescenicareacovers154squarekilometers,andisfamousforitspeaks,rocks,pines,cloudsandsprings.LongmenGrottoes（石窟）TheLongmenGrottoesliesinthesouthofLuoyangcity,HenanProvince.ItincludesthelargestcollectionofChineseartofthelateNorthernWeiandTangdynasties,andshowstheachievementsofChinesestonecarving.GulangyuIslandLocatedontheentryoftheJiulongRiver,theislandisapopulartouristdestinationknownforitsnaturalscenery,richhistoryanduniquearchitecture.Itwasoccupied（占領(lǐng)）byatleastadozencountries,includingGreatBritain,FranceandJapan.Gulangyuisnaturallyreferredtoasthe“islandofmusic”,withaharmoniousmixtureofWesternmusicandEasternculture.Itisfamousforitsoutstandingmusiciansandmusicalinstruments.AncientvillagesinsouthernAnhuiLyinginsouthernAnhui,XidiandHongcunhaveahighhistoricalandartisticvalueinarchitecture.ThevillagesshowthearchitecturalfeaturesoftheHuizhoustyledlivinghousesintheperiodoftheMingandQingdynasties.XidiandHongcunwereaddedontothelistonNovember30,2000．56．WhatcanbeseeninLongmenGrottoes?A．Pinesandsprings. B．Uniquehouses.C．RocksandTemples. D．Carvedstones.57．InwhichplacecanyouadmiretheWesternmusicaccordingtothepassage?A．HuangshanMountain. B．LongmenGrottoes.C．GulangyuIsland. D．AncientvillagesinsouthemAnhui.58．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A．TheLongmenGrottoesislocatedinthesouthofAnhuiProvinceineasternChina.B．PeoplecanenjoythenaturalsceneryandfineChineseartworksinHuangshanMountain.C．GulangyuisfamousforitsuniquehistoryandcultureintheMingandQingdynasties.D．PeoplefondoftheHuizhoustyledhousescanvisitAncientvillagesinAnhui.BBeinginnatureisreallygoodforyou.Evenjustseeingnatureonyourwaytoschoolwillbrightenyourday.ThisistheexperiencethatisbeingrecreatedinBirmingham,England.OncetheareaaroundBirminghamwasfilledwithorchards(果園),resultinginitsbeingcalled“acitysurroundedbyblossoms(花朵)”.However,bythe1900s,industrialization(工業(yè)化)hadbeguntotakehold,andtheorchardsweredestroyedtomakeroomforbuildingsandfactories.AndaccordingtotheNationalTrust,Birminghamhaslost85%ofitstreessincethebeginningofthe20thcentury.ButonJanuary17,2023thatbegantochange.AccordingtothewebsiteSecretBirmingham,anumber11busleftitsstationsfilledwithtreesinsteadofpeople.Allalongits27milepath,thebusdroppedoffthosetreestocitizens,schools,andmunitygroups,whothenplantedthem.Allinall,about600treeshavebeenhandedout.“Blossomisnotonlybeautiful,butit’salsoimportantforthewellbeingoftheenvironment,”saysLucyReid,who’sleadingtheBirminghamproject.“It’salsogreatforpollinators(傳粉者),suchasbees,whichhelptreesproducefruit,andthetreesalsohelptocleantheair.”Thisisn’tthefirsttimetheNationalTrusthashelpedBirminghamblossom.TheTrustcreated“blossomspopups”aspartoftheBirmingham2022Festival.Accordingtotheproject,blossomingtreeinstallations(裝置)weresetupinvariouswellknownBirminghamlocationssuchasSt.Philip’sCathedralSquare.TheNationaltrusthasalsostartedblossomingtreeprojectsinotherUKcities.In2021,itcreatedtheLondonBlossomGarden,andnowtheTrustisplantingfruittreesinPlymouth,Newcastle,andNottingham.Itsworkisimportantfortheprotectionofthecountry’swildlandsandclimate.However,theirBlossomingBirminghamprojectshowsthatprotectingacountry’snaturenotonlyhelpstheenvironmentbutbringsjoyandbeautytopeopleaswell.59．WhatledtothelossoforchardsinBirmingham?A．Extremeclimate. B．Poormanagement.C．Citydevelopment. D．Decreasingproduction.60．HowdoestheNationalTrusthelpBirminghamblossominparagraph3?A．Byfillingthebuseswithblossoms. B．Bysendingitspeopletoplanttrees.C．Byprovidingtreesforpeopletoplant. D．Bysurroundingbusstationswithtrees.61．WhatisLucyReidtryingtotalkaboutinparagraph4?A．Theimportanceoffarming. B．Thepurposesoftheirproject.C．Thewaystoprotecttheplanet. D．Thebenefitsoffloweringtrees.62．WhatdoestheNationalTrustcontributetodoingaccordingtothelastparagraph?A．BeautifyingtheEarthnaturally.B．BringingnaturebacktoEngland.C．Improvingthelivingconditionsforpeople.D．Takingtheleadinprotectingtheenvironment.CTheOurayIceParksitsatthemouthofanarrowboxcanyonsculptedbytheUnpahgreRiver.Aswepickedourwayupthecanyon,Davis,operationsmanageratthepark,pointedoutthevariousprojectshisstaffwererushingtopletebeforeopeningday.Therewassignagetobuild,anewbridgetocheck,andofcourse,lotsoficetogrow.Heshowed.methelinesofwaterpipesandsprinklers(灑水器)locatedalongthecliffedge.Therearemorethan200ofthesesprinklers,whichspraywaterdirectlyontotherock,creatingwallsoficecontaining100plusclimbs.StartinginNovemberwhenthetemperaturedrops,theicefarmerswettherockwithwatertocoolit,essentiallybuildingacanvasforthewaterfalls.Theyuseexistingfeaturesontherocktogrowavarietyofroutesforallskilllevels.Thoughthejobinvolvesmuchlabourinfreezingweather,Davisdescribedgrowingiceasakindofartform.Ifhalfanicefarmer’sjobiscreation,theotherhalfisupkeep.Exposedwaterpipesinthemountainsareeasytofreezeandbreakanditisuptothosefarmerstofixthem.Thiswinterhasbeenunusuallywarmandtemperatures,eveninDecember,werenotcoldenoughtomakesufficientice.Itevenrainedadaybeforetheparkwassettoopen,destroying30%oftheicefarmers’efforts.“Winterclimateislesscertainduetothewarmingofourplanet,”saidHeidiSteltzer,aprofessorofenvironmentandsustainability.“Humanmadeicemaynotbepossibleeveryyear,butinyearswhenitis,theiceparkoffersjoy,agatheringplaceandopportunitiesofearningmoneytosustainruralmountainlife.”63．Whatdoesparagraph1mainlytalkabout?A．Thesignificanceofbuildinganicepark.B．ThegeographicalvarietyoftheOurayIcePark.C．ThelocationandbuildingscheduleoftheOurayIcePark.D．TheinfluenceoftheUnpahgreRiverontheOurayIcePark.64．Whyiswatersprinkledontotherockinthepark?A．Tomakeicewallsforclimbing.B．Toformanattractivelandscape.C．Toremovedirtfromtherocksurface.D．Toavoidtherockbreakinginhightemperatures.65．Whichisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedword“upkeep”inparagraph2?A．Profit. B．Repair. C．Impact. D．Service.66．WhatdoesHeidiSteltzerthinkoftheicepark?A．Itoffersamethodofrecreationandlivelihood.B．Itseemsonlyawasteofmanpowerandmoney.C．Ithassomeunforeseeableimpactsonlocalecology.D．Itisbetterthanotherkindsofparkswithitsuniqueamusements.DMuseumsfeatureeyecatchingspotlightsandmassesofcollectionsinnoisydowntownareas.However,manymuseumsshowingtheuniquelocalculturecannowbefoundinthevillages.LocatednearawidepieceofcornfieldsinXinjiaVillageisamuseumaboutMahuOpera,atraditionalartoftheNortheastChina.Developedonasiteformerlyusedasaprimaryschool,thismuseumhasfiveexhibitionroomswithnearly2,000objectsonshow,includingmasks,costumes,instrumentsandbooks,mostofwhichweredonatedbyalocalinheritor（繼承者）ofintangibleculturalheritage.“Byexhibitingtheminthevillage,Ihopetoletmorepeopleknowabouttheancientformofartoriginatingintheregion,”saidtheinheritor.InXinjiavillage,withapopulationofonlyabout2,800,therearenowfivemuseumsbuiltnearlocalhouses.Themuseumsarehelpingthemknowmoreaboutthepastandrecordlocalhistoryandencouragingtouristsfromcitiestovisitsuchregions.Villagershopetopromotethedevelopmentofculturaltourisminthevillageanddeliverabetterlivingenvironmentandalsohigherinestothem.Museumsserveasculturalcentersforvillagersinruralregions.BesidesamuseumaboutculturalartworksrelatedtoMahuOpera,thereareothermuseumsreflectingthehistoryofthisvillagesituatedinShuangyangdistrictinthecityofChangchun,NortheastChina.ShuangyangDistrict,withmorethan300yearsofhistoryinthefieldofdeerbreeding,hasa“sikadeermuseum”.Wanderingthroughthe7,200squaremeterbuilding,peoplecanlearnindetailaboutthislocalhistoryandtraditionofraisingdeer,anditsindustrydevelopmentprocess.“WeintendtopreservetheculturalrootsofShuangyangandletpeopleknowaboutitscivilization.Peopleherehavegonethroughhardshipsindevelopingthedeerindustry,andweneedtopassonthequalitiesofhardworktoourfuturegenerationsthroughthemuseum.”saidafounderofthemuseum.67．Whatcanwelearnaboutthemuseumbuiltinaformerprimaryschool?A．Theobjectsfocusonalocaltraditionalart.B．Thetouristsaremainlyfromlocalvillages.C．Themuseumcoversanareaof7,200squaremeters.D．Theexhibitionswerealldonatedbyaculturalinheritor.68．What'svillagers'hopeaccordingtothethirdparagraph?A．Thehighgrainproduction. B．Thehighinefromtourism.C．Thespreadoftheirtraditions. D．Theprotectionoftheenvironment.69．Whatisthefunctionof“sikadeermuseum”?A．Toteachvillagerstoraisedeer. B．Todisplayartworksoflocalvillagers.C．Toshowthedevelopmentofraisingdeer. D．Toinspirefuturegenerationstoprotectdeer.70．Inwhichpartofamagazinemaythetextappear?A．Tourism. B．Culture. C．Philosophy. D．Environment.七選五HowtoMakeSureYouEnjoyYourTripAtripisaplannedjourneythatonearrangesinadvanceandwhosemainpurposeistosearchforadventureandtocreateamemorablemoment.Herearethestepsonhowtomakesureyourtripisenjoyable.Planitwell.Tripsshouldbeideallyplannedtogowell.71Achecklistishelpful,makingsureyou’vegotallyourneeds.Packnecessities.Bringwhatyouneed.Tripsareshortjourneysandbelongtothesubleveloftraveling.Packonlythethingsyouneed.72Besafe.Tobecautiousissmart.Nomatterwhatyouareupto,surfing,cliffdiving,snowboardingorscubadiving,itisalwaysremendedtobesafe.73Don’tbestubbornandputyourselfinharm’swaywhenthereareprecautions.74Youmayseedelays(延誤),differentcultures,lifestyles,foods,andevenashortageofcashsometimes—theseareallwhattravelisabout—experiencingthingswithanewperspective(視角).Onceyouexpecttoexperiencenewthings,you’llbeahappytravelerandfreefromstress.Savethememory.75Thisisnotoneofthoseregulardayssoyououghttosavethemoment.Itwillmakeyourtripmoreenjoyableafterallthatcraziness;yougetsomethingtoreviewthegoodtimes.A．Travelwithanopenmind.B．Getpreparedforeverythingnew.C．Thisisallweexpectfromatrip.D．Seizethemomentbytakingpictures.E．Itisimportanttowearprotectiveequipmentwhennecessary.F．Itiseasytogettiredifyouhavetoomanythingsinyourpackage.G．Takeyourtime,adayoraweekaheadtomakeaplanforyourtrip.六、完形填空Thesunissetting.I’msittingonarocktopontheJurassicCoastwithmyfamily.Weare76anddustyafteralongdayofhiking.Weareona630milerouteplan.Ouronly77istopleteitasafamilybythetimethechildrenhavefinishedsecondaryschool.Outinthewild,Ihave78somethingmagicalhappening.Mychildrenare79allthetime.Theyarecapableof8010milesadaycarryingtheirownpack.Onthetrail,theydon’t81eatingsimplenoodlesortherainthatpoursdown.It82mehowtheydoit,wakingeachmorningtotally83,likesomeonehitstheresetbutton.Afterresting,withpacksreturnedtoour84,wesetoffwithnorealplanotherthanwalkingonwards.Ilovethefreedomthatwejustwalk85untilsomethingcatchesourfancy.AsIwalkahead,Ireflectonwhywewanttobeouthere.Mostly,Ithinkit’sbecauseitslowsusdownand86usdeeplyinnature.It’salsoturnedouttobeaboutthepeoplewemeetalongtheway,likethekindcouplewho87togiveusaliftback,orthegroupofteenswho88ustojoinintheirgame.Thetrailgiftedusmeaningful89withthesekindstrangers.Sofarwe’vewalked120miles.Maybeit’lltakeusseveralyearstopletethewholething,butI’msuretherewillbemuch90waitingforusahead.76．A．disappointed B．tired C．surprised D．a(chǎn)nnoyed77．A．difficulty B．a(chǎn)ssumption C．goal D．effort78．A．promoted B．a(chǎn)rranged C．missed D．observed79．A．energized B．centralized C．knowledgeable D．teachable80．A．covering B．planning C．cycling D．designing81．A．desirefor B．preparefor C．plainabout D．talkabout82．A．frightens B．supports C．a(chǎn)mazes D．disturbs83．A．different B．lucky C．impressive D．