Unit2 Section Ⅳ Extended reading, Project and Assessment（课时作业）-2021-2022学年新教材高中英语选择性必修第二册【金版新学案】同步导学（译林版）　

课时作业(八)　Section Ⅳ　Extended reading, Project and Assessment (本栏目内容，在学生用书中以独立形式分册装订！) 维度1　根据汉语提示或首字母填入单词的适当形式 1．When someone gets angry, he may frown, turn his back to others or make a fist． 2．Let's think of a situation where this idiom can be used. 3．She used the towel thoughtfully provided by her host. 4．He started work at the sharp end of the business, as a salesman (推销员). 5．The company is casting its net (网) wide in search of new talent. 6．Council (政务委员会) members are due to have informal discussions later on today. 7．The name of the cheese is Dolcelatte, literally(按字面) meaning “ sweet milk”． 8．As a painter he is in a league(等级) of his own. 9．Can you claim for the loss on your insurance (保险)? 10．Slowly bend from the waist (腰) and bring your head down to your knees. 维度2　词形转换和动词的形式变换 1．All the articles are related_(relate) to the students' life. 2．He showed remarkable (remark) competence when he faced the difficult problems. 3．All these has unintentionally (intention) transmitted, supported and strengthened the image. 4．The two opposing (oppose) armies faced each other across the battlefield. 5．The man should be condemned for his cruelty (cruel) to his wife. 维度3　固定用法和搭配(在空白处填入1个适当的单词) 1．To get a handle on what sort of site you're building or looking at, take a step back from programming. 2．Her invention has found its way into the shops. 3．She often complains about/of not feeling appreciated at work. 4．A lot of customers remarked on/_upon the quality of our products. 5．The report related high wages to labour shortages. 维度4　课文语法填空 There are lots of sports idioms in 1.the English language. “Moves the goalposts” means unfairly changing the rules or 2.requirements(require) of a process. “Scoring an own goal” in football means 3.accidentally(accident) kicking the ball into one's own net. 4.If someone makes a bad mistake which unintentionally harms their own interests, they are said 5.to_have_scored(score) an own goal. “In the ballpark”or“a ballpark estimate”6.means