Unit 4 Body Language 单元词汇限时练-2024-2025学年高中英语人教版（2019）选择性必修第一册

Unit 4-词汇限时练（满分100） 1． 书写检测(6分） We can learn a lot about what people are thinking by watching their body language. In countries like France and Russia, people may kiss their friends on the cheek when they meet. 二．词语运用（共34分） Ⅰ. 根据英文释义和首字母写出单词的正确形式。（16分） 1. The i_______ (n. an event) caused a lot of discussion among the public. 2. Sports clothes are not __________ (suit) for a formal wedding. 3. Research has ____________ (demonstrate) that babies can recognize their mothers' voice very soon after birth. 4. Writers express their i_______ (内心的) thoughts through books. 5. It is a little uncomfortable to find someone wears a dress that is i________ (相同的) to yours. 6.She stood there，with tears of (embarrass) rolling down her cheeks. 7.In other words，a good (educate) will help you succeed in the future. 8.Ultimately，with the assistance of my friend，I made an ____________(adjust) to the new surroundings. Ⅱ. 用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。（18分） 9. The amount of sleep we need ______ (vary) from person to person. 10. You should join your children in playing games. Good __________ (interact) helps you to be their close friends as well. 11. May I ask if you've decided _________ (employ) the new teaching method? 12. Personally speaking, I favour ______ (go) to the movies in the evening. 13. People _______ (bow) to the Queen as she passed by. 14. Shyness is one of the biggest ________ (barrier) to making friends. 15. Gideon is very _______ (rely) — if he says he'll do something, he'll do it. 16. Frank's car crashed into a tree. Fortunately, he got _______ (slight) injured. 17. What's your __________ (assess) of her chance of winning? 三．语法填空 （共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分） Imagine not being able to communicate with your own family or community members. That was Quincy’s 18 (real). With hearing impairment (听觉障碍), Quincy communicates in sign language. She attended a specialised boarding school 19 her education was delivered in sign language, and her friends spoke sign language. However, when Quincy returned home from school, the communication 20 (stop). No one in her family or community knew sign language. “When I came back home, I felt 21 (disappoint),” says Quincy. That’s where Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) comes in. CBR focuses on 22 (improve) the quality of life for people like Quincy and their families and ensuring full participation 23 community life. Through24 CBR program, Quincy’s family and community members attended weekly sign language classes, and can now communicate with Quincy. The CBR program supervisor, Joseph, emphasizes just how important it is for children with hearing impairment to communicate and feel included in all 25 (area) of community life. “Community sign language classes make it easier for persons with hearing impairment 26 (integrate) with the general community,” says Joseph. Quincy’s story shows just what is possible when a community is inclusive, offering every child the opportunity to communicate 27 (open), and take part in their family and community life. 四． 阅读部分 (共两节 满分40分) 第一节(共11小题；每小题2.5分，满分27.5分) A Employment Chances at Monkey Business Camp We are looking for staff who are energetic, thoughtful, experienced and deeply love their work with kids. SUMMER POSITIONS We have 3 main positions, and staff in all positions work 32-40 hours every week. 1. Site Director has the most experience and the most responsibility. Pay range: $20-$24/hour. 2. Group Leader is the next level. They lead some activities, and step in for Site Director if he/she is on break. Pay range: $15.50-$19.50/hour. 3. Counselors (辅导老师) are the biggest part of our team and their focus is on playing with the campers and supporting decisions of the leadership. Counselors will lead games, songs, etc. Pay: usually $15/hour. SUMMER PROGRAMS We have 3 summer programs: 1. Girls/Boys on the Go Field Trip Camps for ages 9-13, and youth leaders ages 14+. 2. Tilden Outdoor Camp for ages 4-10 and youth leaders ages 11+. 3. Pre-K Camp for ages 3-4, and youth leaders ages 10+. YEAR-ROUND EMPLOYMENT Receive more benefits for that — up to $2,000/year! We offer above basic pay for the field, and better health care services for those who can work in all of our school break camps. REQUIRED DATES ● February Camp 2020: February 18-21. ● Spring Camp 2020: March 30-April 3. ● Summer 2020: ☆Tilden Outdoor Camp: June 8-August 21. ☆Pre-K Camp: August 3-21. ☆Girls/Boys on the Go Field Trip Camps: August 15-31. ● Thanksgiving Camp 2020: November 23-25. ● Winter Camp 2020: December 21-24 & December 28-31. 1. If you work as a Site Director, how much can you earn a week at most? A. $960. B. $800. C. $768. D. $640. 2. What is the advantage of being a year-round employee? A. You can develop yourself very well. B. You can attend camps for free in the future. C. You can make a better impression on campers. D. You can get higher incomes and better medical benefits. 3. Which program can James apply for if he is free in July? A. Spring Camp 2020. B. Tilden Outdoor Camp. C. Pre-K Camp. D. Girls/Boys on the Go Field Trip Camps. B Ken Wallace went to the Starbucks in Nashville, Tennessee as usual to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. This morning when he went to the café, he noticed that something was wrong. A black man was in the store’s parking lot shouting at Leonessa Ward, the general manager of the Starbucks. The manager said, “A waiter told me that you are asking the customers for money, so...” “I just locked my keys in my car! And I didn’t have the money to hire a locksmith (锁匠)! How can you say I’m asking the customers for money?” the black man shouted at the manager angrily. Wallace, who is also a black man, approached the two people in the hope that he could help clear the air. But Ward went inside to call upper management to ask how to deal with the situation. Then, she came out and said to the man, “I’ve gotten permission from our company; we’ll pay to open your car. We just want you to know if you think we’re attacking you, we’re not. That’s not who we are.” Hearing this, the black man just looked down and said, “Ma’am, if you would allow me the chance, I’d like to apologize to you.” The general manager finally bought the man breakfast and chatted with him before hugging the man, calling him a friend, and saying that he was free to come back any time. Wallace called it one of the most powerful experiences of his life. “You are only going to move misunderstanding away if you calm down and listen to others,” said Wallace. 4. What do we know about Ken Wallace? A. He helps keep the Starbucks in order. B. He called out the manager of the Starbucks. C. He likes the atmosphere of the Starbucks. D. He works in the parking lot of the Starbucks. 5. Why was the black man angry? A. He couldn’t start his car. B. He was mistaken for a beggar. C. He was unsatisfied with Wallace. D. He had no money to pay for his coffee. 6. What changed the black man’s attitude? A. The manager’s sincere words. B. Wallace’s gentle persuasion. C. Customers’ forgiveness. D. The manager’s treat. 7. What does the text intend to tell us? A. There is no winner in an argument. B. Never judge people by their appearance. C. Restaurants should protect customers well. D. We should remove misunderstanding properly. C（0.65） Lauren sighed. She’d just received an email from her boss, Gus, saying that the product plan she’d been working on wasn’t going to be signed off after all. It didn’t make any sense. A week ago she was in a meeting with Gus and it seemed he was really interested in it. Sure, he hadn’t made much eye contact, and he kept looking out of the window. But she’d just put that down to him being busy. If Lauren had known a little more about body language, she’d have realized that Gus was trying to tell her he wasn’t sold on her idea. He just wasn’t using words. Body language is the unspoken element (要素) of communication that people use to show their true feelings, for example their gestures, facial expressions and postures. When we are able to read these signs, it works to our advantage. For example, it can help us know about people’s reaction to what we say so that we can know what we should say to make communication easier. Difficult conversations are an uncomfortable fact of life. Perhaps you’ve had to deal with a difficult customer, or needed to talk to someone about his/ her poor performance. Often these situations are complicated (使复杂化) by feelings of nervousness, stress, or even anger. People may try to hide them, but these feelings often show through body language. If someone is showing the behavior, he may be uninterested or unhappy: arms folded in front of the body; body turned away from you; eyes looking downwards. However, if someone really wants to hear what you said... 8. What happened to Lauren? A. She couldn’t understand what her boss said. B. She fell far short of her boss’s expectations. C. She misunderstood Gus’s body language. D. She couldn’t work out a product plan. 9. What is the main idea of the third paragraph? A. The meaning of body language. B. The influence of body language. C. The way to make full use of body language. D. The reasons why people use body language. 10. What does the fourth paragraph tell us about body language? A. It leads to misunderstandings. B. It helps us tell others’ feelings. C. There are similarities in body language. D. It is more useful than spoken language. 11. What will probably be talked about in the following paragraph? A. Body language that shows worry. B. Body language that shows relief. C. Body language that shows gratitude. D. Body language that shows interests. 第二节，七选五阅读（12.5分） Whether we realize it or not, hand gestures are a constant part of our communication. Hand gestures can make people listen to you more attentively, feel more comfortable around you, or even add an air of authority to your words. 12 These gestures are most helpful when one is speaking to someone with no language in common. 13 . While visiting a new city or country, it is important to learn what certain gestures mean so that you don’t offend anyone. 14 . During a visit to Australia, former US President George W. Bush tried to signal a peace sign by waving the two fingers or V-sign at the crowd. You may think of this as a simple gesture ,but he committed a major error. 15 . This hand gesture in Australia is a rude expression used to show you're very angry. Therefore, it's important to understand the meaning of gestures before you communicate with people in different cultures. Those considered as a good gestures in one country may be termed as an offensive gesture in some countries. 16 . A．Here is a very common example. B．We communicate not only by words, but by hand getures as well. C．However, the same gesture can mean something quite different in another culture. D．He received warm welcome by the Australians. E．Instead of his palm facing outwards, it faced inwards. F．So, if you are a frequent flier to different countries, improve your communication skills by learning the meaning of certain gestures. G．Since it's such a common mode of communication, using hand gestures effectively is important. ( 1 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$