人教版選擇性必修第一冊(cè)u(píng)nit2同步練習(xí)+專(zhuān)項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練板塊一同步基礎(chǔ)練Ⅰ.單詞拼寫(xiě)1．They______(預(yù)測(cè))thebadenvironmentalconsequencestenyearsago.2．Thefirstmammaltobe____(克隆)successfullyfromanadultcellwasDollythesheep.3．Ourmemoriesandhabitsareboundupwiththe_____(構(gòu)造)ofthebrain.4．InthiswayIcanmakeupnewmovesusingmy“artificial______（智力）”．5．Thereareafewstudentsinsupportofthedecisionbutalltherestare_____（反對(duì)）.6．Iwantto______（強(qiáng)調(diào)）thatthethingisnotoveryet.1.predicted2cloned3structure4intelligence5opposed6emphasizeⅡ.選詞填空eq\x(ratherthan，keepintouchwith，bebeneficialto，evenif，allthetime，careabout)7．Readinglotsofbooks__greatly_______usstudents.8．Iwouldn’tloseheart______Ishouldfailtentimes.9．He______nobodybuthimselfwhenfacingtrouble.10．Followthatmanandkeephiminsight_________.11．Iwilldoitmyself_______askhimtodoit.12．Hehas________hisfriendsusingFacebookinthepasttenyears.7.is;beneficialto8evenif9caresabout10allthetime11ratherthan12keptintouchwithⅢ.單句語(yǔ)法填空13．IthasalsoledtolotsofAmericanwordsand________(structure)passingintoBritishEnglish.14．Ascientist_____(clone)severalkindsofextinctdinosaursinthefilm.15．Thisisanagreementwhichisofgreat_____(beneficial)tobothparties.16．Hedidn’tlikethewayin_____hisfathersolvedtheproblem.17．Plantsabsorbsunlightwhich______(provide)themwithenergy.18．Ihelpotherscientiststo_____(prediction)wherelavafromthevolcanowillflownext.13.structures14clones15benefit16which17provides18predictⅣ.單句寫(xiě)作19．這個(gè)決定是在她不在的時(shí)候做的。(absence)_____________________________________________20．當(dāng)遇到不公平對(duì)待時(shí)，我不知道怎樣抑制我的憤怒。(resist)_____________________________________________21．即使經(jīng)歷了很多困難，他也從不放棄。(evenif)_____________________________________________22．我們到的太晚了，沒(méi)能趕上八點(diǎn)的火車(chē)。(分詞作定語(yǔ))_____________________________________________23．閱讀英文小說(shuō)使我受益匪淺。(benefit)_____________________________________________19Thedecisionwasmadeinherabsence.20Idon’tknowhowtoresistmyangerwhenmeetingunfairtreatment.21Evenif/thoughhesufferedmanydifficulties，henevergaveup.22Wearrivedtoolatetocatchthetrainleavingateight.23IhavebenefitedalotfromreadingEnglishnovels.Ⅴ.語(yǔ)法填空MrClarkworksinamiddleschool.Helikesreadingandoftenborrowssomebooks42.thelibrary.Helistenstotheradioeverymorningandreadsnewspapersaftersupper.Soheknowsmuchandteacheswell.MrClarkhasanine-year-oldson，Mike,43.alsolikesreadingbooks.Andheoftenaskshisfathersomequestions.MrClarkalwaysthinkshe’stooyoung44.(understand)themandchoosestheeasiestonestoanswer.Ofcoursetheboyisnotsatisfiedwithit.OnedayMikereadsomethingaboutlightsandwas45.(interest)init.Heaskedhisfatherafewquestions，andwithoutany46.(difficult)hisfatheransweredthemall.Thenhisfathersaid47.(proud)，“Fathersalwaysknow48.(much)thansons！”Theboythoughtforawhileandsaid，“Idon’tthink49..”Hisfatherasked，“Oh？Why？”Mikedidn’tanswer，andaskedinstead，“Who50.(invent)lightsinthe19thcentury？”“ThomasEdison，”answeredMrClark.“Whydidn’thisfatherinventthem，then？”51.(look)athisson，MrClarkdidn’tknowwhattosay!42．from43．who44．tounderstand45．interested46．difficulty47．proudly48．more49．so50．invented51．Looking板塊二--專(zhuān)項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練Ⅰ.閱讀理解Thehumanbraincontains10thousandmillioncells(細(xì)胞)andeachofthesemayhaveathousandconnections.Suchgreatnumbersusedtodiscourageusandcauseustostopthinkingaboutthepossibilityofmakingamachinewithhumanlikeability，butnowthatwehavegrownusedtomovingforwardatsuchaspeed，wecanbelesssure.Quitesoon，inonly10or20years，perhaps，wewillbeabletobuildamachineascomplex(復(fù)雜的)asthehumanbrain，andifwecan，wewill.Itmaythentakeusalongtimetomakeitasintelligentasthehumanbrainbyproperlyprogrammingit.Ithinkitiscertainthatindecades，notcenturies，machinesofsilicon(硅)willarisetocompetewiththeirhumanancestors.Inarealsensetheywillbeabletoreproducethemselves.Siliconwillhaveendedcarbon’slongcontrol.Andwewillnolongerbeabletoconsiderourselvestobethefinestintelligenceintheworld.Astheintelligenceofrobotsincreasesandtheircostgoesdown，wemayachievealotwiththeirhelp，firstontheearththroughtheirabilitytocompleteanykindofworkinharmfulenvironments.Intheend，deserts(沙漠)mayturnintogardens.Furtherahead，byacombinationofthegreatwealththisnewagewillbringandthetechnologyitwillprovide，thecreationofahuge，man-madeworldinspace，hometothousandsormillionsofpeople，willbewithinourpower.24．Intheauthor’sopinion，thehumanbrain.A．iscomplexandintelligentB．istoocomplextobereproducedC．maychangealotin10or20yearsD．willsoonbereplacedbymachines25．Theunderlinedword“carbon”inParagraph2standsfor.A．humanbeings B．a(chǎn)noldmachineC．a(chǎn)noceananimal D．intelligentrobots26．Inthelastparagraph，theauthormainly.A．talksabouttheintelligenceofrobotsB．explainshowtocreateaworldinspaceC．describeswhatourfuturelifemightbeD．showshisworryabouttheenvironment答案AACⅡ.完形填空Ifyouhavealittlechild，whohatessittinginachildcarseat，thentheFreedomRideistheanswertoyourproblem.Wouldyouwanttobe27inanunchangeablepositioneverytimeyou’reinthecar？No.Youwouldn’t!Whena28sitsinacarforanylengthoftime，westretch，wechangetheposition，wemoveourlegs，andshift29.Wedothisautomatically，andwithout30.Butkidsinatraditionalcarseatcan’tdothis.Theyarestuckinoneposition，andthey31move.Wemovebecausethe32ofbloodneedstoberestoredinourlegsaswesitinthe33positionforanyextendedlengthoftime.Inatraditionalcarseat，thechildcan’tmoveto34thepain，soit35theminabadmood.TheFreedomRideletsthemhavealittle36，andstillbesafe.The5-pointHarnessgivesthemadditionalsafety37atraditionalchildcarseat.IamtheWebmasterfor，and38JoeySafeaskedustoredotheirwebsite，Iwas39bythissystem.ThatisbecauseIhavetwosmallchildren，andweobviously40carseats.IliveinSouthernCalifornia，andevery41ofmonths，mywife，thegirlsandI，gotoseegrandmawholivesinNevada.It’sa5-hourdrive，sotheFreedomRideworkswell.Ourtripsa