内容正文:
高中英语选择性必修
练
第三册 (人教版)
基 础 训 练
单元语法填空
A.
将下列直接引语变为间接引语, 每空一词
1. The teacher said,
“
The sun rises in the east
and goes down in the west.
”
The teacher said that the sun in the
east and down in the west.
2.
“
I met her yesterday,
”
he said to me.
He me that he
her the day .
3.
“
Did you see her last week?
”
he said.
He I had seen her the
week .
4.
“
Are you interested in this?
”
he said.
He I interest鄄
ed in .
5.
“
Where have you been these days?
”
he asked.
He asked me I been
days.
B.
完成句子 (每空一词)
6.
妈妈说杰克是个好工人。
My mother said that Jack a good
worker.
7.
弟弟说他已经完成了作业。 (
finish
)
My brother said that he
his homework.
8.
他问这本书是我的还是他的。
He asked the book mine
or his.
9.
小男孩高兴地说他在数学比赛中获得了第
一名。 (
win
)
The little boy said happily that he
the first place in the mathematics
competition.
10.
老师告诉学生们不要浪费时间。 (
waste
)
The teacher told the students
their time.
Period 4
Ⅰ.
阅读理解
A
The skull
(颅骨)
of a tiny bird preserved
(保 存 )
in a 100鄄million鄄year鄄old Myanmar
amber
(缅甸琥珀)
has been discovered by an
international team of scientists, according to a
paper newly published in the scientific journal
Nature.
The 14鄄millimeter鄄long skull is smaller
than that of a bee hummingbird
(蜂鸟 )
, the
smallest living bird, making the new species
the smallest bird and dinosaur ever found.
拓 展 训 练
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Unit 3 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
练
When Xing Lida, a paleontologist
(古生
物学家)
at the China University of Geosciences,
who led the research, first saw the amber in
2016, he was amazed.
“
It蒺s like a tiny arrow
(箭)
with a long beak
(鸟喙)
and big eyes...
Only birds have such characteristics,
”
he said.
The well鄄preserved fossil
(化石 )
skull
has rows of nearly 100 teeth that extend all
the way under its big eyes that are supported
by eye bones of a unique structure. The un鄄
usually high number of teeth and the unique
shape of the eye make it difficult to classify
the specimen
(标本)
.
Scientists think that about 100 million
years ago this bird鄄like animal lived in the
tropical Hukawng Valley in northern Myan鄄
mar,