Unit 1 Teenage Life Listening and Speaking 同步练习-2026～2027学年人教版(2019)高中英语必修第一册

高一英语必修一Unit1课时同步练习 （listening and speaking) 一、单词拼写 1．My brother works as a ________(志愿者)in the school library every weekend. 2．She began to learn ________(芭蕾舞)when she was only four years old. 3．Our class had a heated ________(辩论)about whether students should bring mobile phones to school. 4．Which one do you ________(较喜欢), the music club or the art club? 5．The ________(内容)of the article is about teenage problems in senior high school. 6．Dancing is a kind of ________(动作)that makes you healthy and happy. 7．This club is ________(合适的)for students who are fond of science. 8．________(事实上), the drama club has more than one hundred members. 9．The ________(话题)of today’s class meeting is “How to choose a club”. 10．The ________(标题)of her speech is “My Colourful School Life”. 二、语法填空 11．Many          (teenager) in our school are interested in the drama club. 12．The new          (move) called “Clean Up Our School” started last Monday. 13．This summer camp is          (suit) for students between 13 and 16 years old. 14．         (obvious), she enjoys taking part in the debate club. 15．The two boys are          (debate) which club to join this term. 16．Maria shows a great          (prefer) for Chinese literature. 17．The club needs more          (volunteer) to help with the school sports meeting. 18．The          (graduate) ceremony will be held next Friday afternoon. 19．He was deeply          (attract) by the beautiful music of the guitar club. 20．Reading English novels helps improve your          (fluent) in English. 三、完成句子 21．我姐姐喜欢跳舞多于唱歌。 My sister ________ ________ ________ singing. 22．你最好报名参加一个你真正感兴趣的社团。 You’d better ________ ________ ________ a club that you are really interested in. 23．事实上，这个夏令营很适合青少年。 ________, the summer camp is quite ________ ________ teenagers. 24．我们班昨天就校规进行了激烈的辩论。 Our class ________ ________ ________ ________ about the school rules yesterday. 25．比起打电脑游戏，她更喜欢读文学作品。 She ________ ________ ________ ________ computer games. 四、阅读理解 Every September, Senior One students at Greenwood High School face a pleasant problem: which club should they join? With more than thirty clubs, from the drama club to the debate club, the choice is never easy. For many teenagers, signing up for a club is the first important decision they make in senior high school. Lucy, a fifteen-year-old freshman, once believed that the more clubs she joined, the better. Last term she signed up for four of them: the dancing club, the debate club, the photography club and the English corner. Soon she found herself running from one activity to another. She often felt tired in class, and her homework was left unfinished. “I felt as if I were busy all the time, but I could not remember what I had really learned,” she said. This term Lucy has made a different choice. She quit three clubs and kept only the debate club. Now she goes there every Wednesday afternoon. “Debating teaches me how to think clearly and how to listen to others,” she says. “That is something I can use in every lesson.” Her classmates say that she has become more confident and that her spoken English has improved a lot. Mr. Brown, who has been in charge of student clubs for ten years, gives simple advice. “A club is not a decoration on your school record,” he says. “Choose one that is suitable for your interest and your time. Two clubs that you really love are much better than five that you hardly have time for.” He also suggests that students talk with older students before they sign up, because they know what each club is really like. Lucy agrees. “The best club is not the most famous one,” she says. “It is the one that makes you want to get up early on a Saturday morning.” 26．What problem do Senior One students at Greenwood High School face in September? A．They have no clubs to join. B．They find it hard to choose a club. C．They are too young to join any club. D．They must join more than thirty clubs. 27．What happened to Lucy last term? A．She gave up all her clubs. B．She became the leader of the debate club. C．She did her homework more carefully. D．She joined four clubs and often felt tired. 28．Why does Lucy keep the debate club this term? A．Because it is the most famous club. B．Because her parents asked her to stay in it. C．Because it helps her think clearly and listen to others. D．Because it takes the least time. 29．What does Mr. Brown advise students to do? A．To choose suitable clubs. B．To join as many as possible. C．To give up all clubs. D．To follow their parents. 30．What is the main idea of the text? A．School clubs are a waste of teenagers’ time. B．Choosing a suitable club matters more than joining many. C．The debate club is the best club in senior high school. D．Senior One students should not join any club. 五、阅读七选五 Starting senior high school is an exciting but also a worrying time. New classrooms, new teachers and new classmates — everything seems different.    31     Here is some advice that may help you. First, be brave enough to say hello. Many of your classmates feel just as nervous as you do.    32     A simple “Hi, I’m Li Hua. What’s your name?” is often enough to start a friendship that lasts for years. Second, take part in at least one activity. Clubs and school teams are the easiest places to meet people who share your interests.    33     You do not have to join everything; one or two activities that you truly enjoy are enough. Third, do not be afraid of making mistakes. You may get a low mark in your first English test, or you may say something silly in class.    34     What matters is that you learn from them and keep going. Finally, talk to someone when you feel worried. Your parents, your teachers and your friends are all willing to listen.    35     Remember that almost every senior high student has gone through the same feelings, and most of them come out stronger. A．Nobody will remember them a week later. B．They are also looking for a friend like you. C．Getting used to a new school takes time. D．You can also write down your feelings in a diary. E．So do not keep your worries to yourself. F．Do not try to join too many of them at once. G．The first few weeks may be the hardest. 参考答案 1．volunteer 2．ballet 3．debate 4．prefer 5．content 6．movement 7．suitable 8．Actually 9．topic 10．title 11．teenagers 12．movement 13．suitable 14．Obviously 15．debating 16．preference 17．volunteers 18．graduation 19．attracted 20．fluency 21． prefers dancing to 22． sign up for 23． Actually suitable for 24． had a heated debate 25． prefers reading literature to 26．B 27．D 28．C 29．A 30．B 26．细节理解题。根据第一段“With more than thirty clubs, from the drama club to the debate club, the choice is never easy.(社团超过三十个，从戏剧社到辩论社，选择绝非易事)”可知，高一新生九月面临的问题是“难以选择社团”。故选B。 27．细节理解题。根据第二段“Last term she signed up for four of them... She often felt tired in class, and her homework was left unfinished.(上学期她报名参加了四个社团……她上课常常感到疲惫，作业也常常没有做完)”可知，露西上学期加入了四个社团，并且经常感到疲惫。故选D。 28．细节理解题。根据第三段“Debating teaches me how to think clearly and how to listen to others.(辩论教会我如何清晰地思考以及如何倾听他人)”可知，露西保留辩论社是因为它能帮助她更好地思考和倾听。故选C。 29．细节理解题。根据第四段“Choose one that is suitable for your interest and your time.(选择适合你兴趣和时间的社团)”可知，布朗老师建议学生选择适合自己的社团，而不是盲目地多参加。故选A。 30．主旨大意题。通读全文可知，文章通过露西的经历和布朗老师的建议说明：选择适合自己的社团比盲目加入很多社团更重要。故选B。 31．G 32．B 33．F 34．A 35．E 31．上文“New classrooms, new teachers and new classmates — everything seems different.(新的教室、新的老师和新的同学——一切似乎都不一样了)”说明刚入学时一切都变了，G选项“The first few weeks may be the hardest.(最初的几周可能是最艰难的)”承接上文，指出这种变化带来的困难，并引出下文的建议。故选G。 32．上文“Many of your classmates feel just as nervous as you do.(你的许多同学和你一样紧张)”说明别人同样紧张，B选项“They are also looking for a friend like you.(他们也在寻找一个像你这样的朋友)”承接上文，与下文“一句简单的问好往往就足以开始一段友谊”相呼应。故选B。 33．上文“Clubs and school teams are the easiest places to meet people who share your interests.(社团和校队是最容易遇到志同道合的人的地方)”建议学生参加活动，F选项“Do not try to join too many of them at once.(不要试图一次加入太多)”承接上文并提出提醒，与下文“你不必参加所有活动”相呼应。故选F。 34．上文“You may get a low mark in your first English test, or you may say something silly in class.(你第一次英语考试可能得低分，也可能在课堂上说错话)”列举了犯错的情形，A选项“Nobody will remember them a week later.(一周之后没有人会记得这些事)”承接上文，安慰读者不要害怕犯错，与下文“重要的是从中学习并继续前进”相呼应。故选A。 35．上文“Your parents, your teachers and your friends are all willing to listen.(你的父母、老师和朋友都愿意倾听)”说明身边有人愿意倾听，E选项“So do not keep your worries to yourself.(所以不要把烦恼憋在心里)”承接上文，与下文“记住几乎每个高中生都有过同样的感受”相呼应。故选E。 第1页 第1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $