第11頁（共11頁）Unit2Let'stalkteens——Integratedskills一、單句語法填空1.Shekickedatthedoorwithherfoot,andthe________(press)wasenoughtoopenit.2.Hewaseager__________(get)intopolitics.

3.Hehadbeenatalentedmusicianinhis_______(young).4.Female___________(kangaroo)carrytheirbabiesinapouchontheirstomachs.

5.LastsummerBrianWilliams__________(rent)outhishouseandwentcamping.6.Theyarenowunderagreatdealofpressuretotightentheirairport________(secure).7.Mywholefamilycametomy_________(graduate).8.“Idon’tneedabag,”Itoldthecashier,_______(figure)I’dputmyfewitemsintoagreenbag.二、閱讀理解Theclothesyouwear.Thefoodyoueat.Thecolorofyourbedroomwalls.Whereyougoandhowyougetthere.Thepeopleyouhangaroundwith.Whattimeyougotobed.Whatdothesethingshaveincommon？You'reasking.They'rejustafewexamplesofmanyhundredsofthingsthatyourparentscontrolledforyouwhenyouwereachild.Asakid，youdidn'thaveasayineverything；yourparentsmadedecisionsabouteverythingfromthecerealyouateinthemorningtothepajamasyouworeatnight.Andit'sagoodthing，too－kidsneedthiskindofprotectionontheirown.Butkidswillgrowupandbecometeens.Andpartofbeingateenisdevelopingyourownidentity－onethatisseparatefromyourparents'.Butasyouchangeandgrowintothisnewpersonwhomakesyourowndecisions，yourparentshaveadifficulttimeadjusting(調(diào)整)．Inmanyfamilies，itisthisadjustmentthatcancausealotoffightingbetweenteensandparents.Andissueslikethetypeoffriendsyouhaveoryourattitudestopartyingcancausebiggerarguments，becauseyourparentsstillalwayswanttoprotectyouandkeepyousafe，nomatterhowoldyouare.Thegoodnewsaboutfightingwithyourparentsgetmorecomfortablewiththeideathattheirteenshavearighttocertainopinions.Itcantakeseveralyearsforparentsandteenstoadjusttotheirnewroles，though.Inthemeantime，focusoncommunicatingwithyourparents.Sometimesthiscanfeelimpossible－liketheyjustdon'tseeyourpointofviewandneverwill.Buttalkingandexpressingyouropinionscanhelpyougainmorerespectfromyourparents.Keepinmind，too，thatyourparentswereteensonceandthatinmostcases，theycanrelatetowhatyou'regoingthrough.1．Inthefirsttwoparagraphs，thewriter．A．complainsthatparentscontrolkidstoomuchB．provesthatkidshavenorighttogivetheiropinionsC．describeshowcarefullyparentslookafterkidsD．explainsthatitisnecessaryforparentstocontrolkids2．Alotoffightingbreaksoutbetweenteensandparentsbecause．A．parentsaren'tusedtolosingcontrolofkidsB．teensliketohaveeverythingdecidedC．parentsblameteensfornotrespectingthemD．teensareeagertodeveloptheirownidentity3．Inthewriter'sopinion，parentscontrolteensinorderto．A．preventthemfromhavingtheirownideasB．protectthemfrombeinghurtC．makethemrespectparentsinthefamilyD．makesurethatchildrenhaveagoodfuture4．Whatmightbethemostsuitabletitleofthepassage?A．WhatDoParentsControlTheirChildrenfor?B．HowParentsTakeCareofChildren?C．HowtoGetRidofYourParents'Control?D．WhyDoIFightWithParentsSoMuch?三、閱讀七選五Iwasgivingmy5-year-olddaughterabathonenightwhenshelookedoutofthewindowatourfenceandannounced,“Youknow,Mamma,sometimeslookingattreeshelpsyoutothink.”1Whatadeepobservationfromalittlechild.“Youareright，”Iencouraged.“Whatareyouthinkingabout？”Lately,therehavebeenalotofchangesgoingon—inmylifeatwork.BusinesshasbeenhardandIhavebeendoingalotofconsultingforcustomerswhohaven'tbeenabletoaffordhelp.2Ihaveaneedanddesiretohelp,butIoftensay“Yes”whenmywalletshouldbesaying“No！”Thelastfewyearshavebeensuchastruggleforsomanyofmycustomersfromsomanywalksoflife.3Worseyet,IalwayshaveavoiceinthebackofmyheadthatsaysifIdon'trelaxorlearnabetterwaytodealwithstress,cancermightcomenear!Sowhenmydaughtersaidthatsentence,Ipromisedtospendmoretimeinnature.4Itissogroundingandsohealing.Ihavetradedafewgymdaysforhikesinthehillsabovemyhouse.5Iamalwaysmoreclear-headedafterthat.SoIplanonspendingsometimethissummerinsouthernCalifornia,enjoyingthinkingatthebaseofanold,wisetree—withmydaughterofcourse.A．Istrugglewiththis.B．Whatshesaidissotrue.C．Myhealthisonthedownside.D．Idecidedtostopthebusylife.E．Ijustsatinsurpriseandsilence.F．Ihavetroublesleeping,sometimes.G．Haveyoueversatinaparkandstaredatatree?一、單句語法填空1.pressure2.toget3.youth4.kangaroos5.rented6.security7.graduation8.figuring二、閱讀理解1.D推理判斷題。第一段列舉了父母控制孩子日常生活的幾個例子，第二段作者表達觀點：小時候從早上的飲食到晚上的睡衣，孩子自己沒有發(fā)言權(quán)，一切由父母決定，這是好事，孩子本身就需要這份關愛，所以選D。2.A推理判斷題。第三段提到孩子會成長為青少年，有了自己的見解，遇事要自己做決定了，孩子逐漸長大，做父母的一時難以調(diào)整心態(tài)，對孩子還不能放手；第四段中表明，此時對于孩子的一貫的關愛，在孩子看來有“管制”的感覺，于是出現(xiàn)矛盾沖突了。由此推理可知A項正確。3.B細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第四段信息句“...yourparentsstillalwayswanttoprotectyouandkeepyousafe，nomatterhowoldyouare.”不管孩子多大了，父母對孩子保護的心理不會改變。4.D標題歸納題。作者寫本文的目的是幫助解決青少年在成長過程中與父母發(fā)生沖突的煩惱，針對為什么會發(fā)生如此多的沖突進行分析，并且表達了自己的看法，故選D。三、閱讀七選五1．E根據(jù)下文Whatadeepobservationfromalittlechild.可以推斷，作者對自己女兒說出這樣的話感到驚訝。E選項Ijustsatinsurpriseandsilence.符合文意，故選E。2．A根據(jù)下文Ihaveaneedanddesiretohelp,butIoftensay“Yes”whenmywalletshouldbesaying“No！”可以看出，作者對于幫助這件事是非常糾結(jié)的，A選項Istrugglewiththis.符合文意，故選A。3．F根據(jù)下文Worseyet,IalwayshaveavoiceinthebackofmyheadthatsaysifIdon'trelaxorlearnabetterwaytodealwithstress,cancermightcomenear！可知，壓力給我?guī)砹松眢w上的困擾。F選項Ihavetroublesleeping,sometimes.符合文意，故選F。4．B根據(jù)上文Sowhenmydaughtersaidthatsentence,Ipromisedtospendmoretimeinnature.可推斷，作者在表明她女兒說的話是正確的。B選項Whatshesaidissotrue.符合文意，故選B。5．G根據(jù)前文作者女兒說的Youknow,Mamma,sometimeslookingattreeshelpsyoutothink.再根據(jù)下文Iamalwaysmoreclear-headedafterthat.可推斷，G選項Haveyoueversatinaparkandstaredatatree？符合文意，故選G。四、概要寫作閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容寫一篇60詞左右的內(nèi)容概要。Theterm“helicopter(直升機)parents”isadescriptionofparentswhoarehovering(盤旋)overtheirchildreninastateofextremeconcern.Theyalwaysshowuptosolvetheirchildren'sproblems，protectthemfromrealorimaginedharm，resolvestressfulsituations，offeradviceandgetthemoutoftrouble，eveniftheybehavewrongly.Althoughoutofloveandconcern，itcanhaveharmfuleffectsontheirchildren'semotionaldevelopmentandfutureindependence.Childrenlearnthroughtheirmistakes.Butifyouintervene(干涉，介入)atfirstsignofstruggleandfinishyourchild'shomework，he'llmissoutonvaluablelearningopportunities.You'resendinghimthemessagethatheneedstobeperfectandfailureisnotanoption；otherwiseyouwouldn'talwaystakeoverfromhim.Byconstantlyrescuingyourchildfromstressfulsituations，you'resendinghimamessagethatyoudon'tbelievehe'sabletotakecareofhimself.Childrendevelopself-esteem(自尊)bylearninghowtocompletechallengesontheirown.Ifyouarealwaysintervening，hewillmissthisvitalstageinhisgrowth.Asaresult，yourchildmaylacktheconfidencenecessarytodowellinschool，pursuinghobbiesandinterests，anddevelopingfriendships.Ifyou'realwaystakingcareofeverythingforyourchild，it'llbemoredifficultforhimtobecomeindependent.Asanadult，hemightfindithardtotakecareofhimself，becausehehasneverdevelopedcopingskillstodealwithlife'schallenges.Hemightsufferfromirrational(不理智的)fears，anxietyanddepression，whichcouldleadhimtodropoutofcollegeorfrequentlychangejobs，accordingtoDr.MicheleBorba.Insteadofdevelopinghealthyrelationships，hemightseekapartnerwhowilltakecareoforcontrolhim，ashisparentsdid.Youcanhelpyourchildbecomemoreindependentbyallowinghimtocompletetasksandchallengesonhisownwithoutyourintervention