Unit 1 Period 4 Reading for Writing-【新课程能力培养】2023-2024学年新教材高中英语必修第一册同步练习（人教版）

练 高 中 英 语 必 修 第一册 （人教版） Period4 基 础 训 练 单元语法填空 A. 写出下列用下划线标出的短语的性质 1. The little boy needs a blue pen. （ ） 2. The useful dictionary was given by my mo鄄 ther last year. （ ） 3. You are completely wrong. （ ） 4. Who is the boy over there? （ ） 5. The boy got home, hungry and tired. （ ） B. 写出下列画线短语在句子中所作的成分 1. The problem is a little confusing. （ ） 2. The handsome young man is my brother. （ ） 3. The big round wooden table is our dining table. （ ） 4. He speaks English very fluently. （ ） 5. The woman with a little baby in her arms is our teacher. （ ） Ⅰ. 阅读理解 A A new study finds that 74 percent of the rich in South Korea with fortunes of one bil鄄 lion U.S. dollars or more were found to have got their wealth from their parents or grand鄄 parents. The study was produced by the Peterson Institute for International Economics （彼得森 国 际 经 济 学 研 究 所 ） after classifying the wealth of billionaires as either self鄄made or inherited. The study was based on Forbes World蒺s Billionaires list over the past two decades. The study found that the percentage of billionaires in South Korea who inherited their wealth was the fifth largest in the world out of 67 countries and two鄄and鄄half times higher than the average rate of 30 percent. The coun鄄 tries that had a higher rate of the super鄄rich with inherited wealth were Kuwait, Finland, Denmark and the United Arab Emirates. The study also found that the rate for China stood at a mere two percent, 18 percent for Japan and 29 percent for the U.S.. In Asia, the rate of billionaires with inherited wealth stood at 37 percent in Singapore. Experts believed that the reasons for the high percentage of such billionaires in South Korea lay in an economic structure centered 拓 展 训 练 30 练 Unit1 TEENAGELIFE on conglomerates （综合性大企业 ） , an im鄄 mature （不成熟的 ） capital market and the trend of preferring stable jobs. Meanwhile, the study said that the num鄄 ber of self鄄made billionaires is on the rise around the world. The percentage of self鄄made rich people grew