（2021新牛津译林版）高中英语选择性必修一Unit 1 课文语法拓展阅读填空及写作练习 （含学生版）（含答案）.docx

1、新牛津高中英语课文语法拓展阅读填空练习十三新牛津高中英语课文语法拓展阅读填空练习十三 根据文章的句境、首字母提示及所给词，用正确的形式完成单词填空 A Qingtuan (青团),the Most Famous Snack on Qingming Festival Qingtuan, also called green dumpling, is the most famous snack on Tomb Sweeping Festival, also (1)_(know) as the Qingming Festival (清明节), a time for families in China

2、to celebrate life, and to pay respects (2)_ their ancestors. Common in the Jiangnan region (the lower reaches of the Yangze River), these green dumplings are made of glutinous rice mixed (3)_ Chinese mugwort(艾蒿) leaves and are usually filled with sweet red bean paste. Edible (4)w_ they are young and

3、 fresh, mugwort leaves are burned to repel mosquitos, used (5)_(treat) minor swelling, and are even said to ward off evil. Before modern medicine, boiled mugwort leaves were regarded as a great disinfectant(消毒剂), and washing your feet in warm mugwort-leaf water was also believed to bring a good (6)_

4、 of sleep. In TCM(traditional Chinese medicine), these leaves are prescribed to repel “cold” and “damp” inside the body. (7)_ make this snack, local people mash fresh mugwort leaves and mix them with flour. Then, sweet red bean filling is wrapped into the dough. After steaming, the Qingming dumpling

5、 becomes soft and delicate, (8)_ a mellow taste. The snack is said to have been invented during the Taiping Rebellion, a massive revolt against the Qing government led (9)_ the Heavenly Kingdom of Peace. Around the Qingming Festival, one of the rebel generals of the Heavenly Kingdom of Peace, Li Xiu

6、cheng (李秀成), was hidden by a helpful farmer who disguised him as a humble farmhand. When the Qing soldiers couldnt find Li, they (10)s_ the village and built checkpoints to screen every traveler just in case anyone was sending food to him. But the farmer came (11)_ with an idea: boil mugwort leaves

7、and add them into sticky rice flour to make green rice balls (12)_ can be hidden easily in a basket of grass. In the end, Li got his dinner. Today, mostly prepared and consumed as a street food in southern China, the Qingming dumpling is also (13)_(sell) in stores in packaged form. Those living sout

8、h of the Yangtze River eat the snack on the Qingming Festival and (14)o_ it to the dead. If you sweep tombs on the festival, take this lovely must-have delicacy for your (15)a_. 1.known 2.to 3.with 4.when 5.to treat 6.night 7.To 8.with 9.by 10.surrounded 11.up 12.that/which 13.sold 14.offer 15.ances

9、tors B Your body, (1)_ has close relations with the food you eat, is the most important thing you own, so it needs proper treatment and proper (2)_(nourish). The old saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” tells us that eating apples regularly does lots of (3)g_ to our health. The body needs f

10、ruit and vegetables because they (4)c_ vitamin CMany people take extra vitamins in pill form, (5)_(believe) that these will make them healthy But a good diet is made up (6)_ nourishing food and this gives all the vitamins you needThe body (7)_ need or use extra vitamins, so why waste money on them?

11、We are always being told to nourish our bodies (8)_ eating the right food. In the modern western world, many people are (9)_ busy to bother about eating properlyThey throw anything into their stomachs, (10)_(eat) hurriedly and carelesslyThe list of illnesses caused or made worse by bad eating habits

12、 is frightening. 1.which 2.nourishment 3.good 4.contain 5.believing 6.of 7.doesnt 8.by 9.too 10.eating 新牛津高中英语课文语法拓展阅读填空练习十三新牛津高中英语课文语法拓展阅读填空练习十三(ss) 根据文章的句境、首字母提示及所给词，用正确的形式完成单词填空 A Qingtuan (青团),the Most Famous Snack on Qingming Festival Qingtuan, also called green dumpling, is the most famous sna

13、ck on Tomb Sweeping Festival, also (1)_(know) as the Qingming Festival (清明节), a time for families in China to celebrate life, and to pay respects (2)_ their ancestors. Common in the Jiangnan region (the lower reaches of the Yangze River), these green dumplings are made of glutinous rice mixed (3)_ C

14、hinese mugwort(艾蒿) leaves and are usually filled with sweet red bean paste. Edible (4)w_ they are young and fresh, mugwort leaves are burned to repel mosquitos, used (5)_(treat) minor swelling, and are even said to ward off evil. Before modern medicine, boiled mugwort leaves were regarded as a great

15、 disinfectant(消毒剂), and washing your feet in warm mugwort-leaf water was also believed to bring a good (6)_ of sleep. In TCM(traditional Chinese medicine), these leaves are prescribed to repel “cold” and “damp” inside the body. (7)_ make this snack, local people mash fresh mugwort leaves and mix the

16、m with flour. Then, sweet red bean filling is wrapped into the dough. After steaming, the Qingming dumpling becomes soft and delicate, (8)_ a mellow taste. The snack is said to have been invented during the Taiping Rebellion, a massive revolt against the Qing government led (9)_ the Heavenly Kingdom

17、 of Peace. Around the Qingming Festival, one of the rebel generals of the Heavenly Kingdom of Peace, Li Xiucheng (李秀成), was hidden by a helpful farmer who disguised him as a humble farmhand. When the Qing soldiers couldnt find Li, they (10)s_ the village and built checkpoints to screen every travele

18、r just in case anyone was sending food to him. But the farmer came (11)_ with an idea: boil mugwort leaves and add them into sticky rice flour to make green rice balls (12)_ can be hidden easily in a basket of grass. In the end, Li got his dinner. Today, mostly prepared and consumed as a street food

19、 in southern China, the Qingming dumpling is also (13)_(sell) in stores in packaged form. Those living south of the Yangtze River eat the snack on the Qingming Festival and (14)o_ it to the dead. If you sweep tombs on the festival, take this lovely must-have delicacy for your (15)a_. B Your body, (1

20、)_ has close relations with the food you eat, is the most important thing you own, so it needs proper treatment and proper (2)_(nourish). The old saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” tells us that eating apples regularly does lots of (3)g_ to our health. The body needs fruit and vegetables

21、because they (4)c_ vitamin CMany people take extra vitamins in pill form, (5)_(believe) that these will make them healthy But a good diet is made up (6)_ nourishing food and this gives all the vitamins you needThe body (7)_ need or use extra vitamins, so why waste money on them? We are always being

22、told to nourish our bodies (8)_ eating the right food. In the modern western world, many people are (9)_ busy to bother about eating properlyThey throw anything into their stomachs, (10)_(eat) hurriedly and carelesslyThe list of illnesses caused or made worse by bad eating habits is frightening. 新牛津

23、高中英语写作练习十三新牛津高中英语写作练习十三 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段， 使之构成一篇完整的短文。 My best friends mother was a social worker in Detroit, Michigan. Because of that, my friend Victoria and I were introduced early to the world of volunteering. We did plenty of charity(慈善) work. We always had a good time, and continued to

24、 volunteer whenever we had time, often even when we didnt. It became second nature. Hairstyles came and went, but Victoria and I found places to donate our time because thats how we were raised. One particular morning we signed up for Paint the Town, an organization in Detroit to help low-income hom

25、eowners clean their houses. We were assigned(分配) a dilapidated(破烂的) house in one of the worst communities of the city. I was afraid as we got near to the front door, not knowing who we would find on the other side. We knocked three times quickly and stepped back, waiting to be let in. When the door

26、opened, my mouth did, too. Standing there was a little old lady with wisps(一 束) of white hair and a purple apron(围裙) tied around her waist. Hello she said, Im Amelia. Please come in and I will show you where to start. Her smile shone brightly. “I am just baking some cookies for you girls to eat.” As

27、 she led us to the parts of her house that needed painting, my heart softened. Here was one of the scariest-looking houses in the city, but behind its doors was a sweet old lady with a cane and a big smile. Here we were coming to help her, and instead she was doing something for usbaking homemade co

28、okies and serving us tea! 注意:(1)续写词数应为 150 左右； (2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 There was no age barrier that day as we worked on Amelias house. _ _ _ _ _ “I do not have the same feeling as you！” she said. _ _ _ _ _ 新牛津高中英语写作练习十三新牛津高中英语写作练习十三 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段， 使之构成一篇完整的短文。 My best friends mother was a

29、social worker in Detroit, Michigan. Because of that, my friend Victoria and I were introduced early to the world of volunteering. We did plenty of charity(慈善) work. We always had a good time, and continued to volunteer whenever we had time, often even when we didnt. It became second nature. Hairstyl

30、es came and went, but Victoria and I found places to donate our time because thats how we were raised. One particular morning we signed up for Paint the Town, an organization in Detroit to help low-income homeowners clean their houses. We were assigned(分配) a dilapidated(破烂的) house in one of the wors

31、t communities of the city. I was afraid as we got near to the front door, not knowing who we would find on the other side. We knocked three times quickly and stepped back, waiting to be let in. When the door opened, my mouth did, too. Standing there was a little old lady with wisps(一 束) of white hai

32、r and a purple apron(围裙) tied around her waist. Hello she said, Im Amelia. Please come in and I will show you where to start. Her smile shone brightly. “I am just baking some cookies for you girls to eat.” As she led us to the parts of her house that needed painting, my heart softened. Here was one

33、of the scariest-looking houses in the city, but behind its doors was a sweet old lady with a cane and a big smile. Here we were coming to help her, and instead she was doing something for usbaking homemade cookies and serving us tea! 注意:(1)续写词数应为 150 左右； (2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 There was no age barrie

34、r that day as we worked on Amelias house. _ _ _ _ _ “I do not have the same feeling as you！” she said. _ _ _ _ _ 【答案】There was no age barrier that day as we worked on Amelias house. Amelia stayed close by, talking to us as we painted, telling us about how she came to Detroit. Her husband died five y

35、ears ago and they had no child. I felt so sad for her living in such a poor part of the neighborhood with no one to keep her company. When I told her so, she laughed at me. “I do not have the same feeling as you！ ” she said. “I love my home here even if it is in such a poor state. I feel blessed tha

36、t you girls came to help me with cleaning my house. Im happy here. Ive watched the neighborhood change, and seen people come and go, but I always stay and try to help others. Though we came from different places, we have the only home-the community. I want to keep it up. Nothing will make you happier than helping other people.” What a lovely old lady!