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1、临沂七中高一英语作业 Listening and talking in Unit 4 Book3 I. 重点单词 1. vt. 回收利用;再利用 2. n. 肌肉;实力;影响力 3. n. 缺乏;短缺 vt. 没有;缺乏 4. vi. 浮动;漂流;漂浮 vt. 使浮动;使漂流 5. adv. 否则;要不然 6. prep. 在更远处;超出 7. adj. 太阳的;太阳能的 8. n. 毛巾;抹布 9. adj. 热衷的;渴望的 10. adj. 肤浅的;浅的 11. n. 模式;图案;模范 12. n. 监视器;监测仪 vt. 监视;监测;监控 13. n. 智能手机 14. n. 资源;财力
2、;物力 15. adj. 结尾的;结束的 n. 停业;关闭;倒闭 16. n. 神秘事物;谜 17. vt. 系;绑;贴 拓展词汇 18. n地球;世界;地球仪 adj.全球的 19. vt.& vi.论证;争辩;争论 n争论;争吵;论点 20. n(对事物的)分析;分析结果 v分析,解析 21. adj.定期的;经常的;正常的 adv.经常;定期地 22. adj.有限的 vt.限制;限定 n.界限;限度 adj.无限的 阅读词汇 23.current krnt adj. 24.sufficient sfInt adj. 25.soap sp n. 26.microwave maIkrweI
3、v n 27.tissue tIu n. 28.facility fsIlti n 29.fatal feItl adj. 30.highend adj. 31.foam fm n. 32.pillow pIl n. 33.oxygen ksIdn n. 重点短语 1. 弄懂;弄清楚;弄明白 2. 导致;造成 3. 所以;结果(是) 4. 最后 5. 用完;耗尽 6. 有意义 阅读理解 A An increasing number of hares(野兔) have been causing such chaos(混 乱) at Milans city airport that officia
4、ls have decided to take immediate measures to try and catch them. Linate airport will close for three hours on Sunday while 200 wildlife experts go out on the runways to catch about 80 hares. “Hares have been active on the runways for months, confusing the ground radar(雷达), and endangering planes la
5、nding and taking off, ” say officials. “In the last two weeks hares have ended up below the wheels of two planes, ” said Alberto Grancini, the Milan province official in charge of hunting and wildlife. “They could have caused serious accidents.” The Milan airports officials said that the hare popula
6、tion at Linate had greatly increased this year leading to several attempts to drive them away from the airport. Unfortunately, the hares have refused to leave, so the decision has been made to close the airport altogether to try to catch them. The operation begins on Saturday, when an area of 4 squa
7、re kilometres will be closed off including the runways and aircraft parking areas. The hare hunters will move in at the beginning of the day on Sunday, catching hares until 8:00 am. when Linate will reopen. Twelve flights will have to be rescheduled for later in the day. The hares will be taken to p
8、rotected nature reserves(保护区) in the Milan area and will be set free, in the hope that they do not find their way back to the airport. Linate, which is only 7 km from the centre of Milan, was built in the 1930s, and served as the city s main airport until the modernization of Malpensa, 50km up the r
9、oad. Linate is mainly used by low cost airlines such as easyJet, as well as by national carriers such as Alitalia and British Airways. 1What do Alberto Grancinis words mean? AHare hunting should be encouraged. BHares are a real threat to airplanes. CProtecting hares is a worrying problem. DHares pay
10、 a high price for living at the airport. 2What can we learn about the airports earlier attempts to drive the hares away? ABrave. BCreative. CDangerous. DFruitless. 3How will the hares be dealt with? AThey will be in the charge of wildlife experts. BThey will have to find their own way home. CThey wi
11、ll be brought to a protected area. DThey will be forced out of Milan. 4According to the last paragraph, Linate airport _. Ais 7km away from Malpensa Bis less popular than before Cis a centuryold airport Dis a disused airport B There is good news for ladies:The two happiest years of your life might h
12、ave gone by, but things will not be always bad from now on. Women are most likely to reach the highest point of happiness at 85 years old, according to a new survey by the British National Health Service(NHS) To know people s level of happiness, the 12question survey asked 8, 000 British adults to r
13、ate(评 估) their levels of self- confidence, anxiety and sleep quality. Through those answers, NHS researchers got each adults grade. The grades were between 012 points and those getting four or higher were considered mentally ill. The final findings show that women are more likely than men to report
14、serious mental health problems throughout their lives, which is a surprising pattern for researchers. However, that possibility drops by the time both sexes reach their eighties. A closer look at the results shows that just 14 percent of women over the age of 85 have mental health problems. Twenty-
15、eight percent of women aged 16 to 24, 18 percent of women aged 25 to 34, and 24 percent of women aged 45 to 54 report having mental illness. Meanwhile, almost one in five men aged 85 or older gets a grade showing mental health issues. Generally speaking, its possible that women feel unhappier than m
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