UNIT 1 Section Ⅲ Using language（Word练习）-【精讲精练】2025-2026学年高中英语选择性必修第三册（人教版）

Ⅰ.单词拼写

1．As is known to us all, wealth is no guarantee (保证) of happiness.

2．In the park, we enjoyed the beautiful scenery, which was a visual (视觉的) feast.

3．Long long ago, in a little village lived a humble (谦虚的) man named Ashwin.

4．Building a memorial (纪念碑) to the great chairman in the local place has been the lifelong dream of the old man.

5．I'm very fond of traditional Chinese ink (油墨) wash paintings.

6．The meeting declared open, all the representatives (代表) applauded for a long time.

7．We offered to give Susan a ride home, but she declined (谢绝), saying that she felt like walking.

Ⅱ.单句语法填空

1．All the people present at the meeting think that the problem is worthy of being discussed (discuss)．

2．I'm more than delighted to tell you that our school is holding an exhibition (exhibit) on the theme “Science Makes Life on Campus Better”．

3．He is eager to return to his hometown which has changed beyond recognition (recognise)．

4．Going out with friends is guaranteed(guarantee) to cheer you up, especially when you are in low spirits.

5．People are so bored with the quality of many TV programs that the number of audience is on the decline.

6．As we know, the film is regarded(regard) as a masterpiece of Chinese ink wash animation.

7．It was not until I took part in the ceremony that I realised the sense of responsibility accompanied the process of our growth.

8．Some interesting old photos are on display in that gallery and we can enjoy them.

Ⅲ.单句写作——话题写作之建议信

1．被邀请到中国朋友家做客时，一定要保证自己举止得体。(建议信)

Do guarantee to behave yourself when invited to your Chinese friend's home.

2．人们认为， 这个讲座很有意义， 并且很实用。(be＋过去分词＋to)

The lecture is thought to be meaningful and practical.

3．袁隆平为我们国家做出了巨大的贡献，他的成就值得最高的赞扬。(worthy)

Yuan Longping has made great contributions to our country and his achievements are worthy of the highest praise.

4．我不得不谢绝他的邀请，因为我另有约会。

I had to decline his invitation， because I had another appointment.

5．最后但不是最不重要，我是如此的热心和随和，以至于我很容易相处。(so...that...)

Last but not least，I am so warm­hearted and easy­going that I'm easy to get along with.

Ⅳ.课文语法填空

The Richfield Museum of Fine Art is proud to present our new exhibition，“From Shang to Qing：Chinese Art Through the Ages.”，1.which is more than 3,000 years of wonderful art on display.The 2.highlights (highlight)of this exhibition include：The painting Clearing After Snow on a Mountain Pass,3.by Tang Yin；A 4.collection (collect) of nearly 100 bronze objects from Shang Dynasty；Many fine examples of Tang Dynasty 5.sculptures (sculpture)．You can also have a taste of Chinese 6.amazing (amaze) collections of works from ancient times.The exhibition will run until November 25.Opening hours are from 9：00 a．m.7.to 5：00 p．m，from Tuesday to Sunday (the museum is closed on Mondays)．No one 8.will be admitted (admit) into the exhibition after 4：30 p．m.There are different entrance fees for adults，students and children,9.free (freely) for children under 5.No photos or food and drink 10.are allowed (allow) in the museum.

Ⅰ.阅读理解

A

You've likely heard of the Group of Seven, artists who travelled the remote landscapes of Ontario to capture their rough beauty by brush.But they weren't the only artists who travelled around and painted what they saw!

Fifty years before the Group of Seven, Frances Anne Hopkins was roughing it in a voyageur (船夫) canoe between Lachine (Montreal) and Fort William (Thunder Bay)．She was born in England in 1838.She married Edward Hopkins, who worked for the Hudson's Bay Company, and moved to Lachine, Canada.

In 1860, her husband was promoted to Chief Factor of Montreal, which led to the couple occasionally joining voyageurs on their journeys up the river, sometimes travelling all the way to Fort William by canoe.These trips would take weeks of rough living with the men who paddled the canoe.The couple travelled along the shores of the Mattawa River, where Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park is located today.

While the voyageurs paddled the canoe or set up camp, Hopkins would sketch (素描) what she saw.She documented the lives of voyageurs in her sketches in the same way we might take a photograph.Most of her paintings describing voyageurs were completed after she returned to

London in 1870.Many of her works, such as Canoes in a Fog and Running a Rapid on the Mattawa River were displayed at the Royal Academy exhibition in England during her career.

By the time Frances Anne Hopkins began documenting the voyageurs' lives, the need for them was declining.Faster travel methods such as trains and steamboats were becoming popular, and the demand for canoes was decreasing.However, one could argue that she arrived in the canoe just in time to capture the final years of the voyageurs before they could truly fade away.

[语篇解读]　记叙文。文章主要讲述了通过艺术记录独木舟旅行者生活的英国女画家弗朗西斯·安妮·霍普金斯。

1．Why did the author mention Group of Seven?

A．To show their achievements in art.

B．To attract the attention of art lovers.

C．To introduce the heroine of this article.

D．To prove their influence on other artists.

解析　C　推理判断题。根据第一段中的“But they weren't the only artists who travelled around and painted what they saw！”和第二段“Fifty years before the Group of Seven，Frances Anne Hopkins was roughing it in a voyageur canoe between Lachine (Montreal) and Fort William (Thunder Bay)．”可知，作者提到Group of Seven 是为了引出文章的女主人公。故选C。

2．What made Frances Anne Hopkins join voyageurs on their journeys?

A．Her husband's promotion.

B．Her love for travelling.

C．Her moving to new home.

D．Her interest in drawing.

解析　A　细节理解题。根据第三段第一句可知，她丈夫的升职才使得弗朗西斯·安妮·霍普金斯加入了旅行者们的行列。故选A。

3．What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?

A．Frances Anne Hopkins' life.

B．Frances Anne Hopkins' works.

C．Frances Anne Hopkins' education.

D．Frances Anne Hopkins' marriage.

解析　B　段落大意题。根据第四段可知，文章第四段主要是在介绍她的作品。故选B。

4．What was Frances Anne Hopkins' main contribution?

A．Influencing the lives of voyageurs.

B．Changing the trends of travel methods.