Unit5ADelicateWorldUsingLanguage分層作業(yè)練習(xí)I單詞拼寫Inherfirstbooksheexplainedtheroleofvegetablefibers,vitamins,minerals,andotheressential__________(營(yíng)養(yǎng)物).

Warm

the

sugar

slightly

first

tomake

it

__________(溶解)

quicker.

Ifyoudescribesomeoneasa

book__________(蟲子),youmeantheyareveryfondofreading.They

__________(授粉)the

flower

and

help

seeds

developbetter.

Thegirlstudentdidnotreturnhomeinsteadofattendingthesummer________(期間)ofcollege.

Protect

and

restore

wetlands,which

are

animportant

partof

grassland

__________(生態(tài)).

In________(比較)

with

the

previous

study,

the

new

study

expanded

research

subjects.

Testresultsindicate

thata

__________(分解體)can

remarkably

improve

the

qualityofthisnewmaterial.

They

strongly

demandthat

you

__________(補(bǔ)償)forthe

loss.It

is

a

very

pretty

butterfly,

witha

pairof

colourful__________(翅膀).II單句語(yǔ)法填空Bothsides

consider

________

desirableto

further

the

understanding

between

the

two

peoples.Duetotoomuchworktodo,I'llleaveit

upto

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_________(use)

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their

game,

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children

didnot

feel

hungry

atall.Don'trelyon________(go)abroadforourholiday,forwemaynotbeabletoaffordit.Theycannotbereliedon________(offer)muchsupportorusefuladvice.Thedissolvedchemicalsarereleasedbackintothefoodchain_______(use)byproducers.Secondaryconsumerspreyonprimaryconsumers,aswellas________(eat)otheranimalmatter.Injustajourney______(collect)pollenandnectar,onesinglehoneybeecanpollinateasmanyas50to100flowers.Both

patterns

tendto

exist

by

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sweet

liquid

produced

by

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breathe

out

carbondioxide.

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to

break

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theireveryday

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alsoallows

themto

________

plastic.Therulesaysthatguests

should

_________

oftheir

rooms

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in

this

area

___________

deer

and

other

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caused

the

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closedown.Theancientchina

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thoughttobe

theonly

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the

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holidayseason,

thetown

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Christmas

wonderland.Ⅳ閱讀理解ABillGatesdoesn’tpretendhelivesinanegalitarianhousehold.Whenitestoparentinghisthreechildren,thebillionairesayshiswifeMelindahasdonemorethanhershareoftheworkraisingthekids.“Mywifedoes80%,”GatestoldacrowdofHarvardstudents.Hesaidheandhiswifehavebeenquitecarefulaboutthemodelthey’veusedtoraisetheirthreechildren,whoarenow15,18,and22yearsold.Theyfolloweda1970s“LoveandLogic”parentingmodel.It’saformulathatwascreatedbyagroupofthreemen.Thecoreideaoftheirphilosophyiscenteredontheideaofemotionalcontrol,mainlyreducingemotionalreactionslikeshoutingorreprimanding(訓(xùn)斥)kids.Asidefromcontrollingparenttempers,themodelalsostressestheimportanceofnotprovidingrewardsforkids,butinsteadshowingunconditionalloveandadmiringkidsforwhotheyare,notwhattheydo(ordon’t)achieve.“Manyhighlysuccessfulpeoplestruggledwithgradesaschildren,”cofounderofthismodel,CharlesFaywroteonhissite.“What’smostimportantisthatourchildrendevelopgoodcharacter,curiosity,andproblemsolvingskills.”Gatessaysthe“LoveandLogic”methodisafarcryfromthewayhegrewup,butheknewhewantedtodothingsdifferentlywithhisownkids.Itwasn’ttheonlywayhesetboundaries(界線)forhischildren.Noneofhiskidsownedacellphoneuntiltheywere14yearsold.ThechildrenalsoattendedCatholicchurchregularlywiththeirparents.Andtheywilleachgetabout$10millionoftheirparentsfortuneasinheritance(遺產(chǎn)),ameresmallpartofroughly$90billionnetworth.“Wewanttostrikeabalancewheretheyhavethefreedomtodoanything,butnotalotofmoneyshoweredonthemsotheycouldgooutanddonothing,”GatesoncetoldTED．1．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“egalitarian”inparagraph1mean?A．Believinginwealth. B．Havingalotofknowledge.C．Believinginequality. D．Havinganinterestinkids.2．Whatdoweknowabout“LoveandLogic”parentingmodel?A．ItisnotagoodchoiceforBillGates.B．Itfocusesonemotionalcontrol.C．Itstressestheimportanceofrewardingkids.D．Itwascreatedbyagroupofthreewomen.3．WhichofthefollowingdoesCharlesFayagreewith?A．Shapinggoodcharacterismoreimportantthanproblemsolvingskills.B．Showingunconditionalloveisalwaysthemosteffectiveway.C．Manyhighlysuccessfulpeoplehadgoodgradesaschildren.D．Shoutingatkidsisnotawisechoiceforparents.4．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．BillGatesisstrictwithhiskids. B．BillGates’kidswillgetabout10million.C．BillGatesdoesn’tlovehischildren. D．BillGates’kidshate“LoveandLogic”method.BCrocodilestodaylookverysimilartoonesfrom200millionyearsago.Therearealsoveryfewspeciesalivetodayjust25.Otheranimalssuchaslizards（蜥蜴）andbirdshaveachievedadiversityofmanythousandsofspeciesinthesameamountoftimeorless.Prehistoryalsosawtypesofcrocodilewedon'tseetoday,includinggiantsasbigasdinosaurs,planteaters,fastrunnersandsnakelikeformsthatlivedinthesea.Therateoftheirevolutionisgenerallyslow,butoccasionallytheyevolvemorequicklybecausetheenvironmenthaschanged.Inparticular,theirevolutionspeedsupwhentheclimateiswarmer,andtheirbodysizeincreases.Thebodysizeofcrocodilesisimportantbecauseitinteractswithhowfastanimalsgrow,howmuchfoodtheyneed,howbigtheirpopulationsareandhowlikelytheyaretobeeextinct.Thelimiteddiversityofcrocodilesandtheirapparentlackofevolutionisaresultofaslowevolutionaryrate.Itseemsthecrocodilesarrivedatabodyplanthatwasveryefficientandperfectenoughthattheydidn'tneedtochangeitinordertosurvive.ThisperfectioncouldbeoneexplanationwhycrocodilessurvivedCretaceousperiod（白堊紀(jì)）,inwhichthedinosaursdiedout.Crocodilesgenerallydevelopbetterinwarmconditionsbecausetheycannotcontroltheirbodytemperatureandrequirewarmthfromtheenvironment.Theclimateduringtheageofdinosaurswaswarmerthanitistoday,andthatmayexplainwhythereweremanymorevarietiesofcrocodilesthanweseenow.Beingabletodrawenergyfromthesunmeanstheydonotneedtoeatasmuchasawarmbloodedanimallikeabirdoramammal（哺乳動(dòng)物）.5．Whatinfluencedtheevolutionofcrocodilesmost?A．Theirnumber. B．Theclimate. C．Theirhabits. D．Foodresources.6．Whydidcrocodilesgoslowlyinevolution?A．Asaresultoftheirgoodappetite.B．Becauseoftheirperfectbodytype.C．Owingtosomanydinosaursaround.D．Duetotheirlimitedabilitytoreproduce.7．Wecaninferfromthelastparagraphthatcrocodiles________.A．a(chǎn)rewarmbloodedanimals B．likecoldlivingconditionsC．eatlessthanmammals D．a(chǎn)refiercerthandinosaurs8．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Thehistoryofcrocodiles,B．Ancientanimals'evolution.C．ResidentsoftheCretaceousperiod.D．The"stopstart"patternofcrocodiles'evolution.Ⅴ完形填空（2324上·鎮(zhèn)江·階段練習(xí)）JoryFleming,26,triestomunicatedespiteautism(自閉癥).Asayoungchild,Fleming1withlanguageandwithdrewfromotherchildren.Whenhe2beganutteringwordsinpreschool,thewordsrarely3toanyonebuthim.Hewasdiagnosedwithautismatfive.4himoutofhimselfandintotheworldbecamethejobofhismother,KellyFleming,who5herdreamsofbeingadoctortocareforhim.Shebecamethe6ofhisworld,andhewouldgocrazywhenevershewentanywherewithouthim.Evenwithyearsoftreatment,Fleming7mostconversationsuntilhewasabout18.Evenifhetalks,speechstill8uniquechallengesbecauseFlemingthinksinimagesinsteadoflanguage,whateveresoutofhismouthisthe9ofapainstaking“translationprocess”thatoftenfeels10andimprecise.Fleminghasa11timewithmanyotherlanguageproblemslikemonidioms.Healsohastroublepredictinghowpeoplewill12whathesays.Heoncesaidhisbrotherlooked“sexy”inhissunglasses,andhisfamilybrokeoutlaughing.MomentslikethesehaveleftFlemingconcernedthathewill13saysomethinghurtful,soheiscarefulwithhowhespeaks.Heoften14amanual(指南)thatofferstipsfordealingwithpeopleinemotionalsituations.Flemingoftenfeelslikehe’sonhisownsmallisland,butworkstobuild15totheneurotypical(神經(jīng)病學(xué)的)mainland.1．A．struggled B．worked C．lived D．debated2．A．naturally B．a(chǎn)ctually C．directly D．finally3．A．gavebirth B．madesense C．cameclose D．lookedforward4．A．Cheating B．Driving C．Lifting D．Throwing5．A．realized B．canceled C．a(chǎn)ttained D．a(chǎn)bandoned6．A．goal B．center C．dream D．hobby7．A．started B．shared C．a(chǎn)voided D．banned8．A．poses B．expects C．stresses D．meets9．A．lesson B．skill C．result D．trick10．A．flexible B．a(chǎn)wkward C．imaginary D．fortable11．A．tough B．harmonious C．cruel D．curious12．A．question B．receive C．a(chǎn)ssess D．enjoy13．A．rarely B．normally C．a(chǎn)nxiously D．a(chǎn)ccidentally14．A．consults B．buys C．sells D．borrows15．A．networks B．tracks C．bridges D．islandsⅥ語(yǔ)法填空（2023上·江蘇·高三校聯(lián)考階段練習(xí)）Flamesinkilns(窯)aroundChina1(burn)sincetheXiaandShangdynasties.Alongtheway,porcelain(瓷器)wasborn.Porcelainismadebyheatingrawmaterials,oftenamixbetweenChinastone2clay,inakilnatatemperatureashighas1,200degreeCelsius.Temperatureiskey3makingporcelain.Goingthroughthefireofreinventionatahightemperaturebestows(給予)porcelainwithgreaterstrengthandafeastofcolors.CeladonproducedinLongquan,Zhejiangprovince,atechniquepasseddownformorethan1,600years,4(be)atypicalexampleofcaftsmen’spursuitoftheperfectgreenglint(閃耀).Ittakes72steps5(produce)Longquanceladon’sjadelikegreen.Plumgreenandlightgreen,ortianqin