高效作业1 [Period Ⅰ Listening and Speaking & Listening and Talking]-【精彩三年】2023-2024学年新教材高中英语必修第三册课程探究与巩固教师用书配套课件PPT

Unit 1　Festivals and Celebrations 高效作业1 [Period Ⅰ　Listening and Speaking & Listening and Talking] 1 2 3 4 5 [语言基础巩固] Ⅰ.单词拼写 1．They caught the earliest flight so that they would be in time for the opening c_________of the Asian Games. 2．On the Lantern Festival, the villagers actively took part in guessing the r_______ and had great fun. 3．Let me c____________ you on your taking first place in the 100­metre dash. eremony iddles ongratulate 4． The students are taught to be open and show r_______ for different races. 5．Many people____________(示威游行) on the streets to protest against the closure of the hospital yesterday. 6．The dancers leading the parade were in colourful and fancy ____________(服装)，singing and dancing happily. 7．She puts on a little eye ____________(化妆品)，which makes some changes to her image. espect marched costumes make­up 8． Playing dragon ___________(灯笼) is a significant tradition of the festival in this town. lanterns 1 2 3 4 5 Ⅱ.单句语法填空 1．We expressed our __________________(congratulate) to them in the letter on their winning the match. 2．He is going to dress up _____ Santa Claus. 3．It had been _____ long march and the soldiers were weary. 4． The school uses a combination of modern and _____________(tradition) methods for teaching reading. 5．I'm more than pleased ____________(answer) your question. congratulations as a traditional to answer 6． The audience ___________(clap) respectfully as she stood up to speak. 7． I'd like to begin by __________(brief) introducing the service we offer here at our centre. 8． The bank has three ____________(branch) in Norwich, and over three hundred countrywide. 9． The crowd cried out in __________(horrible) as the car burst into flames. clapped briefly branches horror 1 2 3 4 5 Ⅲ.短语填空 1．On Halloween, children can ___________(打扮) and go to their neighbours' houses to ask for sweets. 2． Don't push yourself so hard.___________(毕竟), not everything will turn out as you expect. 3．You can __________________________(为你自己的……感到自豪) having done an excellent job. 4．_______________(坦白说) with you, Harvey, I may have made a dress up After all congratulate yourself on To be frank mistake because of my carelessness. 5．I sold everything I owned _____________(除了) my car and books. 6．The lights___________(熄灭) in several villages because of the storm last night. except for went off 1 2 3 4 5 [话题语篇提升] Ⅳ.阅读理解 A 2023·深圳中学高一检测Here's a preview of some of the magical memories waiting to be made in Cardiff this Christmas. Ice­skating You will be happy to see Cardiff's Winter Wonderland Ice Rink (溜冰场) and Ice Walk return to the beautiful grounds of Cardiff Castle this year. Whether it's a romantic sunset skate, or a day of family fun with a colony of cute penguin skate­aids especially for smaller guests, the rink is suitable for all. Ticketed events: 15 November to 8 January Picking Gifts Visiting Cardiff Christmas Market has become a must of the Christmas tradition. It is home to tailored silver jewelry, original artwork, beautiful glasswork, handmade crafts, seasonal food and drink, and much more. Come and chat to the talented makers and enjoy the unique festival atmosphere. Free events: 10 November to 23 December Experiencing Shows Experiencing classic shows is also a Christmas tradition. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves will be on show at the historic New Theatre. St David's Hall will host ballet performances of Swan Lake and The Nutcracker. But if you want to break with tradition, do visit the Wales Millennium Centre this year. Here, one of the world's most popular musicals, Les Misérables will be brilliantly adapted and staged. Ticketed events: 10 December to 14 January Meeting Santa Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without a chance to meet Santa, and this year St David's Dewi Sant is hosting “Believe”， inviting families to discover the magic of the festive season. Little ones will encounter some of Christmas best characters—Santa's most trusted elves(精灵) and his magical reindeer(驯鹿) friend. Bring your stockings, make some “reindeer food” ready for Christmas Eve and meet the man himself! Free events：25 November to 24 December (　 　)1．Which activities have special designs for small children? A．Ice­skating & Picking Gifts. B．Ice­skating & Meeting Santa. C．Experiencing Shows & Picking Gifts. D．Experiencing Shows & Meeting Santa. B (　 　)2．Where will you go to find something non­traditional? A．Cardiff Castle. B．Cardiff Christmas Market. C．Wales Millennium Centre. D．St David's Dewi Sant. (　 　)3．Which of the following date is suitable for all the activities? A．15 November.　 　B．15 December. C．31 December. D．10 January. C B 【文本大意】本文介绍了加的夫为今年圣诞节庆典准备的一些活动。 1．B　细节理解题。根据Ice­skating部分的第一段最后一句“Whether it's a romantic sunset skate, or a day of family fun with a colony of cute penguin skate­aids especially for smaller guests, the rink is suitable for all.(无论是浪漫的日落溜冰鞋，还是和一些专门为较小的客人提供的可爱的企鹅滑冰辅助工具一起的充满家庭乐趣的一天，这个溜冰场适合所有人。)”可知，这个溜冰场特别为小孩子提供了企鹅溜冰辅助工具；根据Meeting Santa部分的第一段第二句“Little ones will encounter some of Christmas best characters—Santa's most trusted elves (精灵) and his magical reindeer (驯鹿) friend. (小宝宝们将遇到圣诞老人最信任的精灵和他的驯鹿朋友。)”可知，这个活动也是为小孩子精心设计的。故选B。 2．C　细节理解题。根据Experiencing Shows部分的第一段中“But if you want to break with tradition, do visit Wales Millennium Centre this year. Here, one of the world's most popular musicals, Les Misérables will be brilliantly adapted and staged. (但如果你想摒弃传统，今年一定要去威尔士千禧中心。在这里，世界上最受欢迎的音乐剧之一《悲惨世界》将被精彩地改编和上演。)”可知，在威尔士千禧中心，你将发现一些非传统的东西。故选C。 3．B　细节理解题。根据每一部分最后一句的时间安排，“Ticketed events: 15 November to 8 January (凭票入场：11月15日至1月8日)”； “Free events: 10 November to 23 December (免费入场：11月10日至12月23日)”； “Ticketed events: 10 December to 14 January (凭票入场：12月10日至1月14日)”； “Free events：25 November to 24 December (免费入场：11月25日至12月24日)”可知，四个选项中只在B选项的日期“15 December (12月15日)”能参加四个活动。故选B。 B 2023·广州六中高一检测There's no particular difference about the way Canadians celebrate Halloween, yet perhaps at least in my neighbourhood, it seems to be more about togetherness than any great passion to wear a witch's hat or string some nets around the bush. Folklorists trace Halloween back to the Celtic festival of Samhain. Nicholas Rogers, in his book Halloween: From Pagan Ritual to Party Night, says the feast marked the midpoint between the autumn equinox(秋分) and the fall of winter, a time of stock­taking and preparations. Halloween came to North America with Irish and Scottish migration in the 19th century and underwent many repeats. “Halloween's ability to provide public space for social development held it in good position at a time when other potentially wild holidays were becoming more institutionalised and domesticated，” argues Mr Rogers. It changed from a family affair to a party united by adults. In popular culture, Halloween is viewed as an American secular holiday. According to digital coupon company RetailMeNot, 73% of Americans plan to celebrate it this year, and it's a phenomenon in Canada too. “It's become bigger and more celebrated than it ever has，” says Chris Ainsworth, who founded the Canadian Haunters Association, a group of hardcore Halloween enthusiasts who turn their homes into detailed haunted houses each year. In 2018, the Retail Council of Canada made news saying Canadians were now outspending Americans on Halloween, to the total of $1 billion annually. “The estimate has remained stable，” says Diane Brisebois, the council president. That's not because enthusiasm has declined but because prices have been driven down. Some here are unsatisfied with the commercial in the festivities. But in some ways the holiday has also returned to its roots as a community­centred activity. And perhaps that's why everyone gets so excited about Halloween in Toronto, a metropolis that is known as a “city of villages”． (　 　)4．What do the Canadians seem to like about Halloween? A．It enriches people's life. B．It makes people excited. C．It provides people with get­togethers. D．It marks the fall of the autumn. C (　 　)5．Why does the Halloween keep a steady position according to Paragraph 2? A．It goes through reformation. B．It can give space for social development. C．It provides people with different ideas about holidays. D．It can change other holidays into more reasonable ones. B (　 　)6．From which is the text probably taken? A．A biology textbook. B．A health report. C．A research paper. D．A culture magazine. 【文本大意】文章主要介绍了万圣节的由来、影响以及加拿大人庆祝万圣节的情况。 4．C　细节理解题。根据第一段中“There's no particular difference D about the way Canadians celebrate Halloween, yet perhaps at least in my neighbourhood, it seems to be more about togetherness than any great passion to wear a witch's hat or string some nets around the bush.(加拿大人庆祝万圣节的方式并没有什么特别的不同，然而至少在我的社区，它似乎更多的是关于团结友爱，而不是关于戴上女巫的帽子或在灌木丛中系一些网。)”可知，加拿大人喜欢万圣节是因为它为人们提供了聚会。故选C。 5．B　细节理解题。根据第二段中“‘Halloween's ability to provide a public space for social development held it in good position at a time when other potentially wild holidays were becoming more institutionalised and domesticated，’ argues Mr Rogers. (‘万圣节为社会发展提供公共空间的能力使它在其他可能狂野的节日日益制度化和家庭化的时代占据了有利地位，’罗杰斯先生认为。)”可知，万圣节保持一个稳定的地位是因为它可以为社会发展提供空间。故选B。 6．D　推理判断题。通读全文可知，文章主要介绍了万圣节的由来、影响以及加拿大人庆祝万圣节的情况。由此可推知，本文可能选自文化杂志。故选D。 1 2 3 4 5 Ⅴ.七选五 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 2023·余姚中学高一检测On the fourth Thursday of November every year, families in the US get together to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving Day is a time for communal (群体的) thanksgiving and lavish feasts(丰盛的宴会). Like Chinese Spring Festival, preparing a big meal and bringing the family together at home is a long­standing tradition of Thanksgiving. 1．_____ Though I couldn't have a reunion with my family when I was an exchange student at Newton South High School near Boston, I spent my Thanksgiving with my friend, Emily and her family. 2．_____ Ever since Thanksgiving was made an official holiday in 1863 in the US, turkey has always been on the menu. 3．_____ Emily's family also kept the tradition. Emily's mother prepared turkey in the early afternoon. She filled up the turkey with a lot of things, such as bread cubes, onion slices and so on. A few hours later, we could D B A eat delicious food. Many other food also came with the main dish. The pumpkin pie is a popular dessert for the day. Some of the traditional colours for Thanksgiving are orange, yellow and brown, as they stand for pumpkin, corn and turkey. 4．_____ After dinner, we went to a community party, where I met some of Emily's neighbours. People dressed up for the holiday, and there were Thanksgiving decorations all over the place. Even though I was thousands of kilometres away from my home in Beijing, I still found a home in the US with Emily and her family. 5．_____ F G A．This is why Thanksgiving Day is also called Turkey Day. B．Preparing and eating turkey is a well­known thanksgiving tradition. C．Turkey is the most delicious food in the world. D．Distance doesn't really matter as relatives return home to be with their family. E．They brushed the turkey with a butter mixture and roasted it. F．People usually use these colours to decorate their homes and common areas. G．As the saying goes, “Forever on Thanksgiving Day, the heart will find the pathway home.” 【文本大意】本文介绍了美国感恩节的传统及作者身在异乡却能在感恩节时在好朋友家感受到家的温暖。 1．D　根据上文“Like Chinese Spring Festival, preparing a big meal and bringing the family together at home is a long­standing tradition of Thanksgiving.(和中国春节一样，准备一顿大餐并和家人团聚在一起是感恩节的一个悠久的传统。)”可知，像中国春节一样，感恩节让身在各地的亲人从四面八方赶回家聚到一起过节。由此可知，D项“Distance doesn't really matter as relatives return home to be with their family.(当亲人们回家与家人团聚时，距离真的不重要。)”符合语境。故选D。 2．B　根据下文“Ever since Thanksgiving was made an official holiday in 1863 in the US, turkey has always been on the menu.(自从1863年感恩节在美国被定为法定假日以来，火鸡就一直出现在菜单上。)”可知，该段在讲感恩节的传统必备食物——火鸡。由此可知，B项“Preparing and eating turkey is a well­known thanksgiving tradition.(准备和吃火鸡是众所周知的一项感恩节传统。)”符合语境。故选B。 3．A　根据上文“Preparing and eating turkey is a well­known thanksgiving tradition. Ever since Thanksgiving was made an official holiday in 1863 in the US, turkey has always been on the menu.(准备和吃火鸡是众所周知的一项感恩节传统。自从1863年感恩节在美国被定为法定假日以来，火鸡就一直出现在菜单上。)”可知，火鸡是感恩节必备并且最受欢迎的传统食物。由此可知，A项“This is why Thanksgiving Day is also called Turkey Day.(这就是为什么感恩节也被称为火鸡节。)”符合语境。故选A。 4．F　根据上一句“Some of the traditional colours for Thanksgiving are orange, yellow and brown, as they stand for pumpkin, corn and turkey.(感恩节的一些传统颜色是橙色、黄色和棕色，因为它们分别代表南瓜、玉米和火鸡。)”可知，F项“People usually use these colours to decorate their homes and common areas.(人们通常用这些颜色来装饰他们的家和公共场所。)”符合语境，其中“these colours”指代上文的“orange, yellow and brown”。故选F。 5．G　根据上文“Even though I was thousands of kilometres away from my home in Beijing, I still found a home in the US with Emily and her family.(尽管我离我在北京的家有几千公里远，但我仍然在美国和艾米丽以及她的家人在一起找到了家。)”可知，作者离家在外，应该是 孤独的，尤其是过节时，但是作者在朋友艾米丽家过感恩节感受到了家的温暖。由此可知，G项“As the saying goes，‘Forever on Thanksgiving Day, the heart will find the pathway home.’(常言道，‘感恩，可以让心，找到回家的路。’)”符合语境。故选G。 感谢聆听，再见！ $$