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高中英语选择性必修
练
第三册 (外研版) 精编版
基 础 巩 固
一、 词性转化
1. apply
(
v.
) 申请
→
(
n.
) 正式申
请
→
(
adj.
) 适用的, 适当的
2. cheerful
(
adj.
) 令人高兴的
→
(
n.
) 欢呼声, 喝彩声
→
(
adv.
)
高高兴兴地
Section Ⅲ Using language
productive when they are wearing comfortable
clothes. In a study conducted by Levi Strauss
Company, 85 percent of employers said that
they believe that casual dress improves em鄄
ployee morale
(士气)
. Only 4 percent of em鄄
ployers said that casual dress has a negative
effect on productivity. Supporters of casual
office wear also argue that a casual dress code
helps them save money.
“
Suits are expensive,
if you have to wear one every day,
”
one per鄄
son said.
“
For the same amount of money,
you can buy a lot more casual clothes.
”
( )
1. David Smith refers to himself as
having been
“
a clothes addict
”
because .
A. he often wore khaki pants and a
sports shirt
B. he couldn蒺t stand a clean appea鄄
rance
C. he wanted his clothes to look
neat all the time
D. he didn蒺t want to spend much
money on clothes
( )
2. David Smith wears casual clothes
now, because .
A. they make him feel at ease when
working
B. he cannot afford to buy expen鄄
sive clothes
C. he looks handsome in casual clo鄄
thes
D. he no longer works for any com鄄
pany
( )
3. According to this passage, which of
the following statements is NOT
true?
A. Many employees don蒺t like a
conservative dress code.
B. Comfortable clothes make em鄄
ployees more productive.
C. A casual clothes code is wel鄄
comed by young employees.
D. All the employers in the US
are for casual office wear.
( )
4. In this passage, the following ad鄄
vantages of casual office wear are
mentioned EXCEPT .
A. saving employees蒺 money
B. making employees more attrac鄄
tive
C. improving employees蒺motivation
D. making employees happier
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3. argue
(
v.
) 争论, 争辩
→
(
n.
)
争论; 论据
4. obvious
(
adj.
) 明显的
→
(
adv.
)
(强调) 显然
5. donate
(
v.
) 捐赠, 赠送
→
(
n.
)
捐赠物
→
(
adj.
) 捐赠的
6. impress
(
v.
) 使留下深刻印象
→
(
n.
) 印象, 影响
→
(
adj.
) 给人
印象深刻的, 令人钦佩的
7. determination
(
n.
) 决心, 决定
→
(
v.
) 决定, 确定
→
(
adj.
) 下定
决心的, 坚定的
8. courageous
(
adj.
) 勇敢的 , 有胆量的
→
(
adv.
) 勇敢地
→
(
n.
)
勇气 , 胆量
→
(
v.
) 鼓励 , 鼓
舞
→
(
v.
) 使泄气, 使灰心
9. assumption
(
n.
) 假设 , 取得 , 承担
→
(
v.
) 假设, 认为, 装出
→
(
adj.
) 假定的, 设想的, 傲慢的
二、 单句语法填空
1. hit me that I had to attend an im鄄
portant meeting in Shanghai the next day.
2. It is said he is focusing on a book
on space exploration. But it will
come out is up in the air.
3. They may
(
application
)
to join
the organization.
4. Don蒺t worry. he will offer us help
doesn蒺t matter a lot.
5. She has been working for nearly four hours,
so she needs to do now is to have
a rest.
6. will be made the captain of our
team is still unknown, but one thing is cer鄄
tain: is put in this position is to
lead us out of the present difficulty.
7. you can make your dream come
true depends on hard work more than luck.
8. It is a fact English has been
accepted as an international language.
三、 短语英汉互译
1.
假设
2.
适用于; 向……申请
3.
将……转变为……
4.
认为……是……
5. in one蒺s search for
6. set records
7. in secret
8. in reality
四、 小练笔
介绍一个你最喜欢的文学作品人物, 请
写在你的小练笔本上。
拓 展 训 练
Ⅰ.
七选五
A Few Tips for Self鄄acceptance
We all want it to accept and love our鄄
selves. But at times it seems too difficult and
too far out of reach. 1. Here蒺s a
handful of ways that will set you in the right
direction.
●2. Do not follow the people
who make you feel not鄄good鄄enough. Why do
you follow them? Are you hoping that eventu鄄
ally you will feel empowered because your
life is better than theirs? Know that your life
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高中英语选择性必修
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第三册 (外研版) 精编版
is your own; you are the only you in this
world.
●Forgive yourself for mistakes that you
have made. We are often ashamed of our
shortcomings, our mistakes and our failures.
3. You will make mistakes, time and
time again. Rather than getting caught up in
how you could have done better, why not of鄄
fer yourself a compassionate
(有同情心)
re鄄
sponse?
“
That didn蒺t go as planned. But, I
tried my best.
”
●Recognize all of your strengths. Write
them down in a journal. Begin to train your
brain to look at strength before weakness. List
all of your accomplishments and achieve鄄
ments. You have a job, earned your degree,
and you got out of bed today. 4.
●Now that you蒺ve listed your strengths,
list your imperfections. Turn the page in your
journal. Put into words why you feel unworthy,
why you don蒺t feel good enough. Now, read
these words back to yourself. 5.
Turn to a page in your journal to your list of
strengths and achievements. See how awesome
you are?
A. Feeling upset again?
B. Where do you start?
C. Nothing is too small to celebrate.
D. Remember, you are only human.
E. Set an intention for self鄄acceptance.
F. Stop comparing yourself with others.
G. When does the comparison game start?
Ⅱ.
完形填空
I was required to read one of Bernie
Siegel蒺s books in college and was hooked on
his positivity from that moment on. The sto鄄
ries of his unconventional 1 and the excep鄄
tional patients he wrote about were so 2 to
me and had such a big 3 on how I saw life
from then on. Who knew that so many years
later I would look to Dr. Bernie and his CDs
again to 4 my own cancer experience?
I蒺m an ambitious 5 , and when I started
going through chemo
( 化 疗 )
, even though
I蒺m a very 6 person, I lost my drive to
write. I was just too tired and not in the 7 .
One day, while waiting to go in for 8 , I
had one of Dr. Bernie蒺s books in my hand.
Another patient noticed what I was reading
and struck up a conversation with me because
he had one of his books with him as well. It
9 that among other things, he was an
eighty鄄year鄄old writer. He was 10 a pub鄄
lished author, and he was currently 11 on a
new book.
We would see each other at various times
and 12 friends. Sometimes he wore a duck
hat, and I would tell myself, he was definitely
a
(
n
)
13 of Dr. Bernie. He really put a
smile on my face. He unfortunately 14 last
year due to his cancer, but he left a deep im鄄
pression on me and gave me the 15 to pick
up my pen again. I thought to myself,
“
If he
can do it, then so can I.
”
( )
1. A. tastes B. ideas
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C. notes D. memories
( )
2. A. amazing B. shocking
C. amusing D. strange
( )
3. A. strike B. push
C. challenge D. impact
( )
4. A. learn from B. go over
C. get through D. refer to
( )
5. A. reader B. writer
C. editor D. doctor
( )
6. A. positive B. agreeable
C. humorous D. honest
( )
7. A. mood B. position
C. state D. way
( )
8. A. advice B. reference
C. protection D. treatment
( )
9. A. came out B. worked out
C. proved out D. turned out
( )
10. A. naturally B. merely
C. hopefully D. actually
( )
11. A. deciding B. investing
C. working D. relying
( )
12. A. became B. helped
C. missed D. visited
( )
13. A. patient B. operator
C. fan D. publisher
( )
14. A. showed up B. set off
C. fell down D. passed away
( )
15. A. guidance B. trust
C. opportunity D. inspiration
Section Ⅳ Developing ideas
基 础 巩 固
一、 词性转化
1. celebrate
(
v.
) 庆祝 , 赞扬
→
(
n.
) 名声, 名人
→
(
n.
) 庆典,
庆祝活动
2. consider
(
v.
) 考虑 , 视为
→
(
adj.
) 相当大的, 相当重要的
→
(
n.
) 考虑, 斟酌
→
(
adj.
) 体贴
的, 考虑周到的
3. discover
(
v.
) 发现, 了解到
→
(
n.
) 发现, 被发现的事物
4. comprehension
(
n.
) 理解力 , 领悟力
→
(
v.
) 理解 , 领悟
→
(
adj.
) 综合性的, 全面的
5. gentleness
(
n.
) 温顺, 亲切, 彬彬有礼
→
(
adj.
) 温柔的, (动作) 轻柔
的
6. gradually
(
adv.
) 逐渐地, 逐步地
→
(
adj.
) 逐渐的, 平缓的
7. unfortunate
(
adj.
) 不幸的, 令人遗憾的
→
(
adv.
) 不幸地
8. significant
(
adj.
) 显著的 , 相当数量的 ,
重要的
→
(
adv.
) 显著地
→
(
n.
) 重要性, 意义, 含义
9. intently
(
adv.
) 专心地
→
(
adj.
)
专注的 , 坚决的 , 急切的
→
(
n.
) 意图, 目的
→
(
adj.
) 故意
的, 蓄意的
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参 考 答 案
大我的眼睛 , 甚至让我的下颌轮廓苗条 , 我已经上
瘾了。
9.
过度的在线照片编辑表明了一种缺乏自信和渴望
关注的人。
10.
它在我们呈现给世界的形象中扮演着重要的角
色, 努力打扮自己可以给别人留下积极的第一印象, 并
增强你的自信。
五、 句式转换
1. So, ever since I discovered selfie apps that could
remove my freckles, enlarge my eyes and even slim my
jawline, I have become addicted.
2. But I was surprised at how good I looked after the
makeover.
3. Although she蒺s larger than most other models, she蒺s
really attractive and has the confidence to be herself
—
even
in an industry full of beauty stereotypes.
拓展训练
阅读理解
1~4 CADB
Section Ⅲ Using language
基础巩固
一、 词性转化
1. application; applicable 2. cheer; cheerfully 3. ar鄄
gument 4. obviously 5. donation; donated 6. impres鄄
sion; impressive 7. determine; determined 8. coura鄄
geously; courage; encourage; discourage 9. assume; a鄄
ssumptive
二、 单句语法填空
1. It 2. that; when 3. apply 4. Whether 5. what
6. What; what 7. Whether 8. that
三、 短语英汉互译
1. make assumptions about 2. apply to 3. trans鄄
form...into... 4. regard...as... 5.
寻找
6.
创造纪录
7.
秘密地
8.
事实上
拓展训练
Ⅰ.
七选五
1~5 BFDCA
Ⅱ.
完形填空
1~5 BADCB 6~10 AADDD 11~15 CACDD
Section Ⅳ Developing ideas
基础巩固
一、 词性转化
1. celebrity; celebration 2. considerable; considera鄄
tion; considerate 3. discovery 4. comprehend; compre鄄
hensive 5. gentle 6. gradual 7. unfortunately 8. sig鄄
nificantly; significance 9. intent; intention; intentional
二、 单句语法填空
1. What; that 2. Whatever 3. What 4. celebrated
5. What 6. viewed 7. graduates 8. That 9. stands
10. being
三、 短语英汉互译
1. out of mercy 2. be sentenced to death 3. commit
a crime 4. in silence 5. beyond one蒺s comprehension
6.
适应, 习惯
7.
由衷的同情
8.
此前, 目前
9.
试图
做某事
10.
事关名誉的大事
四、 句子英汉互译
1. A tear swam in the eye of Quasimodo, but did not
fall.
2. How anyone could be formed in such a way was
beyond her comprehension.
3. There lay in the accents of the unfortunate man so
significant an awareness of his sadness that she had not the
strength to utter a syllable.
4.
他是第一个打破沉默的。
5.
埃斯梅拉达和卡西莫多沉默了好一会儿, 默默地
思考着自己的困境, 她那么优雅, 他那么令人讨厌。
6.
他似乎要把它作为一种荣誉来控制。
7.
当我把自己和你相比时, 我对自己感到无比的可
怜, 我是一个可怜而不幸的怪物
!
五、 句式转换
1. You have forgotten an unfortunate person who
attempted to kidnap you one night, this same person to
whom you showed kindness when he was being punished.
2. There lay in the accents of the unfortunate man so
significant an awareness of his sadness that she had not the
strength to utter a syllable.
拓展训练
Ⅰ.
语法填空
1. connects 2. an 3. on 4. who 5. safely 6. has
been 7. caused 8. disasters 9. resulting 10. to invest
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