Unit 1 Laugh out loud!词汇专项提升训练-2026-2027学年外研版高中英语选择性必修第一册
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外研版高中英语选择性必修第一册
Unit1 Laugh out loud!词汇专项提升训练
一、重点单词词性转换
- humour (n.) 幽默 → ________ (adj.) 幽默的 → ________ (adv.) 幽默地
- comedy (n.) 喜剧 → ________ (n.) 喜剧演员 → ________ (adj.) 滑稽的
- amuse (v.) 使发笑 → ________ (n.) 愉悦;娱乐 → ________ (adj.) 逗人笑的
- entertain (v.) 使快乐 → ________ (n.) 娱乐 → ________ (adj.) 有趣的
- laughter (n.) 笑声 → ________ (v.) 笑 → ________ (adj.) 可笑的
- irony (n.) 反讽 → ________ (adj.) 具有讽刺意味的 → ________ (adv.) 讽刺地
- satire (n.) 讽刺 → ________ (adj.) 讽刺的 → ________ (n.) 讽刺作家
- exaggerate (v.) 夸张 → ________ (n.) 夸张 → ________ (adj.) 夸张的
- ridiculous (adj.) 荒谬的 → ________ (v.) 嘲笑 → ________ (adv.) 荒谬地
- sarcastic (adj.) 讽刺的 → ________ (n.) 讽刺;挖苦 → ________ (adv.) 挖苦地
- joke (n.) 笑话 → ________ (n.) 爱开玩笑的人 → ________ (adv.) 开玩笑地
- tease (v.) 取笑 → ________ (n.) 取笑 → ________ (adv.) 打趣地
- comic (adj.) 滑稽的 → ________ (adj.) 好笑的 → ________ (adv.) 滑稽地
- fun (n.) 乐趣 → ________ (adj.) 滑稽的 → ________ (adv.) 古怪地
- humour (n.) 幽默 → ________ (adj.) 缺乏幽默感的 → ________ (n.) 幽默作家
- amuse (v.) 使发笑 → ________ (adj.) 感到好笑的 → ________ (adv.) 逗人发笑地
- entertain (v.) 招待;使快乐 → ________ (n.) 表演者 → ________ (adv.) 有趣地
- laugh (v.) 笑 → ________ (n.) 笑声 → ________ (adj.) 笑吟吟的
- ridicule (n.) 嘲笑 → ________ (adj.) 荒谬的 → ________ (n.) 荒谬
- satirise (v.) 讽刺 → ________ (n.) 讽刺作品 → ________ (adj.) 讽刺的
- comedian (n.) 喜剧演员 → ________ (n.) 喜剧 → ________ (adj.) 滑稽的
- amusement (n.) 愉悦;娱乐活动 → ________ (v.) 使发笑 → ________ (adj.) 感到好笑的
二、根据括号里单词的正确形式填空
- Although his colleagues found the training video rather dull, the young teacher's ________ (humour) comments kept the whole class awake until the final bell rang.
- To the ________ (amuse) of everyone in the waiting room, the little boy began to imitate the doctor's serious voice while his mother was filling in the forms.
- During the four-hour flight to Kunming, the ________ (entertain) on board was so poor that most passengers simply closed their eyes and tried to sleep.
- A burst of ________ (laugh) from the back of the hall told the speaker that his joke about the broken microphone had finally reached the audience.
- His description of the fish he had caught was pure ________ (exaggerate), yet nobody at the dinner table bothered to question a story told so confidently.
- Tickets for the comedy show were ________ (ridiculous) expensive, so the three of us watched the whole performance on a phone screen in a noodle shop, which cost us nothing at all.
- It was deeply ________ (irony) that the man who had spent his life mocking fortune-tellers ended up running the most successful astrology website in the country.
- The novel, written in 1958, is a sharp ________ (satire) attack on officials who cared more about their own comfort than about the peasants they were supposed to serve.
- Although the ________ (comedy) arrived on stage ten minutes late, he turned the delay into the funniest part of his two-hour show, and nobody in the hall minded the wait.
- The boys kept ________ (tease) him about his new haircut until the teacher reminded them that such jokes could hurt far more than they imagined.
- Her ________ (sarcastic) was so gentle that half the class never realised she was making fun of the head teacher's new rule about shoes.
- He ________ (joke) suggested that the team should train at five in the morning, and was rather surprised when the coach accepted the idea the next day.
- Nobody could explain why the old photograph was so ________ (fun), though we laughed at it every time my grandmother brought it out after dinner.
- His ________ (comic) attempt to dance at the wedding was filmed by at least six guests, and the video had been watched forty thousand times by Sunday evening.
- The children were far more ________ (amuse) by the box the toy had come in than by the toy itself, which their father had queued two hours to buy.
- Few of the speeches at the farewell party were genuinely ________ (entertain), yet the evening passed quickly because old friends kept meeting after years apart.
- The new manager was efficient but completely ________ (humour), and within a month the office that had once been full of jokes had fallen silent.
- The idea of holding the school sports meeting in December seemed ________ (laugh) at first, until the head teacher pointed out that the summer heat had caused two collapses last year.
- His latest play ________ (satire) the fashion industry so sharply that two famous designers walked out before the end of the first act on opening night.
- He feared that his classmates would ________ (ridiculous) him for singing in the school show, but the applause at the end lasted nearly a full minute.
- The most ________ (amuse) thing about the whole trip was watching the guide try to explain a Chinese joke to six Germans who spoke no English at all.
- She described her first day as a teacher ________ (humour), admitting that she had called three students by the wrong name and lost the register twice.
- ________ (irony), the fire safety poster that hung above the door had been printed on highly flammable paper, as the inspector discovered during his visit in March.
- The old ________ (entertain) had performed in village halls for thirty years before a short video of his magic tricks made him famous across the country.
- When the coach asked who had forgotten the team shirts, Danny replied ________ (sarcastic) that the kit bag had probably walked off by itself during the night.
- The report gave an ________ (exaggerate) figure for the number of visitors, claiming that sixty thousand people had attended a concert hall that holds eight hundred.
- He wore a ________ (comic) large hat to the interview, hoping to appear confident, and later admitted that it had made him look rather foolish.
- My sister ________ (tease) calls me professor whenever I open a book, though she was the one who borrowed my chemistry notes all last term.
- ________ (fun), the only person who laughed at the head teacher's joke was the boy who had been warned twice that morning about talking in class.
- The nineteenth-century ________ (satire) was admired by readers and feared by politicians, many of whom tried to have his newspaper closed down.
三、根据句子中首字母提示完成合适的单词填空
- His gentle h________ made even the strictest teachers relax, and the staff room, once a silent place, was soon full of quiet laughter every lunchtime.
- The c________, who had been performing in small bars for eleven years, finally won a national award for his one-man show about growing up in a mining town.
- The p________ of his joke was so weak that nobody laughed, and the silence that followed seemed to last for at least a minute.
- A wave of l________ swept through the cinema when the hero's trousers fell down during the most serious scene of the film.
参考答案
一、重点单词词性转换。
- humorous; humorously
- comedian; comic
- amusement; amusing
- entertainment; entertaining
- laugh; laughable
- ironic; ironically
- satirical; satirist
- exaggeration; exaggerated
- ridicule; ridiculously
- sarcasm; sarcastically
- joker; jokingly
- teasing; teasingly
- comical; comically
- funny; funnily
- humourless; humourist
- amused; amusingly
- entertainer; entertainingly
- laughter; laughing
- ridiculous; ridiculousness
- satire; satirical
- comedy; comic
- amuse; amused
二、根据括号里单词的正确形式填空。
- humorous
- amusement
- entertainment
- laughter
- exaggeration
- ridiculously
- ironic
- satirical
- comedian
- teasing
- sarcasm
- jokingly
- funny
- comical
- amused
- entertaining
- humourless
- laughable
- satirises
- ridicule
- amusing
- humorously
- ironically
- entertainer
- sarcastically
- exaggerated
- comically
- teasingly
- funnily
- satirist
三、根据句子中首字母提示完成合适的单词填空。
- humour
- comedian
- punchline
- laughter
- irony
- ironic
- satire
- satirical
- exaggerate
- ridiculous
- tease
- sarcastic
- comic
- joke
- amuse
- amusement
- entertain
- entertainment
- funny
- comedy
- humorous
- amused
- entertaining
- exaggerated
- ridiculed
- teased
- joked
- laughed
- comical
- humourless
四、用括号里汉语提示完成单词填空。
- humour
- humorous
- comedian
- comedy
- amuse
- amusement
- entertainment
- laughter
- funny
- irony
- ironic
- satire
- satirical
- exaggerate
- exaggeration
- ridiculous
- tease
- punchline
- sarcastic
- comic
- joke
- make fun of
- laugh at
- sense of humour
- stand-up comedy
- jokingly
- amusing
- amused
- entertain
- entertainer
- ridiculously
- exaggerated
- ironically
- sarcastically
- comically
- laughed
- entertaining
- humourless
- amusingly
- satirist