2.阶段练习(二)-【满分金卷·衡水优选题】2023-2024学年高中英语选择性必修第二册同步周测卷（北师大版2019）

高中同步周测卷 3.Which of the following belongs to self-depreesting humour? A.George often teased himself ibout his bald head. 英语北师大反达择性必修第二所 B.Bill Cosby often made funny coenments on chilren. 2.片税棒母（二） C.Laurel often fell down on stage.and broke the microphone. 《时同：40分仲黄分：60分】 D.Tom made a thuedering noise when he went to the loikt. 一、阅读（共两节，满分20分} 第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分】 超 第一节（共3小题：都小原2,5分，满分7,5分】 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入室白处的最生选确，透项中有两项为多 阅读下面坦文，从每悠所给的A,BCD因个选项中达出最佳这项 全选项 Obserational humour is based on commenes abour everyday life.Comedies who use this Is it troe that British people have a different sense of humor than people in other countries? type of humour ofien start by saying."Have you ever noticed how...?"Then,they make funny Let's have a look at what we laagh at in Britain, commments about everydy thaings such as work,marrage,childrem,ee.This trend began in the 4It'sno politicians who make us laugh,hut anyone whose job is to tell other people 物 数 1970s with US comodians such as Bill Cosby and Jay Leno. what to do and who takes themselves too seriously. Slapstick humour is very physical.It involves characters falling down.hitting people or We laagh at authority,bur also sympatherically lagh with anyone who we think is treared crashing into things.This type of comedy is very common in caroons such as Tow ad Jery. badly.5 Our clouns are nfen silly people doing silly things-Mr Bean.for example-while Mickey Mouse mmd Donald Duck.Typical comedians,such as Laurel,Handy (from The Thrve in America.they are often clever people doing clever things and winning. 长 Srooges),Charfie Chaplin,Rowan Atkinson are people's favourites. The Fact that we laugh when other people might feel bopeless is one of the oddea things to 岩 Seif-deprecating hamour involves making jokes yourelf or dnwing attention to your ppreci4 e British humor.We do hive a strong sense of iro《(反i)."Not very pleasant..” 是 faults.George Cosanza from the comedy series Seinfeld uses a lot of self-deprecating humour