（2019版）新人教版高中英语必修第二册Unit 1 Part 1 Listening and Speaking &Reading and Thinking 同步训练 （含答案）.docx

1、UNIT 1CULTURAL HERITAGEPart 1Listening and Speaking &Reading and Thinking基础过关练.单词拼写1.After repeated(尝试), they finally succeeded.2.The committee rejected a(提议)for a new housing development.3. The Olympic star trained hard to(维持) his position as the world numberone.4.With years of English training

2、, I have no difficulty(组织) classes inEnglish.5.The successful landing of Change-5 on the moon further(提升) Chinasstatus as a space power.6.Its(值得做的) to watch A Tang Dynasty Banquet(唐宫夜宴),whichoffers an amusing and real-life sense.选词填空make sure; turn to; take an active part in; give way to; prevent.fr

3、om.1.that all the windows are closed before you leave.2.Pleasethe police for help when you are in trouble.3.After a small war, the two countrieseach other and finally madepeace.4.The bad weather conditionsthe planelanding yesterday.5.Chinathe development and application of AI technology.单句语法填空1.She(

4、creative) combines food with short videos to spread Chinese foodculture.2.I believe that each of us can contributethe future of the world.3.He was determined to try his best to make up for the(lose).4.I believe that every child has(limit) potential to succeed.5.He received a letter of thanks for his

5、(donate) of books to our schoollibrary.6.The(apply) of intelligent robots in libraries makes the job of librarianseasier and easier.7.Before you carry out a project, you should do many(investigate).8.There have been reports of some education centers(disappear) overnightafter collecting so much money

6、 from parents.完成句子1.对这件事不仅教授们有自己的想法,而且学生们也有自己的想法。have their own ideas on the matter, but thestudents have theirs too.2.曾有一段时间我与同桌相处得很好。我们彼此关心。I was getting along well with my deskmate. Wecared about each other.3.晚饭后与家人一起散步是令人愉快的。with family after dinner.课文语法填空Finding and keeping the right balance be

7、tween progress and the1(protect)of cultural sites can be a big challenge. Big challenges, however, can sometimes lead2great solutions. In31950s, the Egyptian government wanted to build anew dam across the Nile in order4(control) floods, produce electricity, andsupply water to more5(farmer) in the ar

8、ea. But the proposal led to protests6water from the dam would likely damage a number of temples and destroycultural relics. After7(listen) to the scientists who8(study) the problem,and citizens who lived near the dam, the government turned to the United Nations forhelp in 1959.A committee9(establish

9、) to limit damage to the Egyptian buildings andprevent the loss of cultural relics. Finally, the work began in 1960.When the project ended in 1980, it was considered a great success. Not only hadthe countries found a path to the future that did not run over the relics of the past, butthey had also l

10、earnt that it was possible for countries to work together to build a10(good) tomorrow.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.能力提升练.阅读理解AMeasuring about 13,170 miles long, the Great Wall of China is no doubt thelongest man-made project on the earth. It was once widely believed that it could beseen from the space. Some

11、 media even reported with affected seriousness, “Thebiggest building the astronauts could see from the space is the wall, which looks verymuch like a black worm.” Consequently, this statement has gone deep into peoplesminds and become an honor that Chinese people have enjoyed for years.Is the Great

12、Wall truly visible from the space? Yang Liwei, Chinas firstastronaut who was lifted into the outer space by the spacecraft Shenzhou V, gave adefinite answer “No”. Yangs negative response may probably put out a fair numberof peoples passion. But it powerfully corrected the misconception. The wall is

13、indeedmajestic, but you wont see it from the space!In fact, Neil Alden Armstrong, the American astronaut who first set foot on themoon in 1969, was asked many times whether or not he had seen the Great Wall fromthe moon. Recently from a sound recording announced by NASA Johnson SpaceCenter, Armstron

14、g said that he had seen the continents, lakes and blue spots touchedwith red. But he could not make out any man-made object on the earth from themoon.The Great Wall is narrow and irregular. In space, something irregular is hard toobserve. Measuring about 10 metres wide on average, it easily merges(融

15、入)into thesurrounding environment. With solely the naked eye, it is totally invisible at a heightof 196,850 feet. To watch the wall on the moon is like seeking for a single hair fromabout 2,688 metres away. To say an astronaut can see it from the space is obviouslynot true.However, some people intro

16、duced an idea to make the Great Wall visible fromthe space. If we install bright spotlights on the wall, astronauts will see the lights atnight. But this suggestion has not been carried out by scientific experiments.1.Which is right about the saying “the Great Wall can be seen from the space”?A.News

17、 media cast doubt on the saying.B.There was much evidence for the saying.C.Astronauts played a trick on Chinese people.D.The Chinese had belief in the saying for long.2.What does the underlined word “majestic” in Paragraph 2 probably mean?A.Second to none.B.Far-reaching.C.Grand.D.Visible.3.As Armstr

18、ong once said, what did he see from the moon?A.The Great Wall.B.Bright spotlights.C.Places painted blue.D.Large area of land.4.How does the author prove a point in Paragraph 4?A.By listing figures.B.By giving examples.C.By classifying facts.D.By drawing conclusions.BAntiquities(文物) are ancient objec

19、ts and artworks. Many people visit museumsto view antiquities. They enjoy seeing these relics of the ancient world as a way ofunderstanding past cultures and sometimes connecting with their own heritage.Museums get works to show from many different sources. Sometimes they buythem. Other times they r

20、eceive donations. Today there are strict guidelines forbiddingart that has been stolen from other countries. However, antiquities that have been atmuseums for many years or even centuries may have arrived there by dishonestmeans. Now, some countries say that museums have a duty to return these antiq

21、uitiesto their original locations.Should museums return the antiquities? Experts disagree. Malcolm Bell says yes.Bell is a professor of art at the University of Virginia. He says,“Many antiquities andworks of art have special cultural value for a particular community or nation. Whenthese works are t

22、aken from their original cultural setting, they lose their context andthe culture loses a part of its history.”According to Bell, a countrys request for the return of an antiquity “usually hasa strong legal basis.” “It was exported (出口) illegally, probably also dug outillegally, and is now stolen pr

23、operty (财物).” He called the return of antiquities “anexpression of justice”.James Cuno says not always. Cuno is the president of the J. Paul Getty Museum,an art museum in Los Angeles. Cuno agrees that museums have a legal duty to returnillegally exported antiquities. However, he doesnt support the r

24、eturn of works whichwere got legally. “Land held today by a given nation-state(单一民族独立国家) inthe past likely belonged to a different country.even if one wants to return thosestolen works of art, where will one do so? Which among the many countries, cities,and museums that own parts of a work of art sh

25、ould be the home of the returnedwork?” Cuno believes that museums should collect art from the worlds variouscultures. This should be done “through buying or long-term loan (长期借用) andworking together with museums and nations around the world.”This debate is far from over. As a complex question with n

26、o easy answer, theissue requires more study.5.What can we learn from the first two paragraphs?A.Museums get antiquities through various means.B.Antiquities from other countries are more valuable.C.Antiquities are greatly appreciated by foreign visitors.D.Museums around the world have lost many antiq

27、uities.6.Both Bell and Cuno seem to agree that.A.illegally-owned antiquities should not be shownB.museums should return illegally-owned antiquitiesC.antiquities from other countries may lose their cultural valueD.museums should collect antiquities from different cultures7.What is the authors attitud

28、e toward the issue?A.Positive.B.Negative.C.Objective.D.Uninterested.七选五Childrens Games in Ancient ChinaUnlike the children nowadays, the children during ancient times didnt havesmart phones, iPads or computers to entertain(娱乐) themselves.1Lets take alook.Flying kitesKites have quite a long history.

29、The earliest kites were made of wood, instead ofpaper. Nowadays, the three most famous kites are the Beijing kite, Tianjin kite andWeifang kite.2For example, the swallow-shaped kite is a well-known Beijingstyle.Playing hide-and-seekHide-and-seek is a traditional game for children, popular around the

30、 nation. Evennowadays, many children like playing it. There are two ways to play. One way iscovering a childs eyes while other kids run around to tease(戏弄) him.34The closest thing to watching a film or television for entertainment duringancient times was going to see a shadow play. Folk artists mani

31、pulated puppetsbehind the screen, narrating stories and accompanied by music.Setting off firecrackers(鞭炮)Firecrackers have a history of more than 2,000 years. It is said that there was abeast (野兽)named Nian in ancient China.5After gunpowder was invented, itgradually replaced the bamboo joint cracker

32、. Crackers are still set off during theSpring Festival to symbolize auspiciousness(吉利).A. Watching shadow playsB.Each of them has special features.C.Different materials are used to make the kite.D.Shadow plays were the popular entertaining form in ancient times.E.And to scare off the beast, people b

33、urnt bamboo joints to make them blast.F.More commonly, participants hide and one child must try to find them.G.Instead, they came up with interesting games to play in their childhood.1.2.3.4.5.参考答案参考答案基础过关练.1.attempts2.proposal3.preserve4.conducting5.promoted6.worthwhile.1.Make sure2.turn to3.gave w

34、ay to4.prevented; from5.takes an activepart in.1.creatively考查副词。句意:她创造性地把美食与短视频结合起来以传播中国的饮食文化。设空处作状语,修饰动词 combines。故用副词形式。2.to考查介词。句意:我相信我们每一个人都能够对世界的未来有所贡献。contribute to 对做出贡献。故填 to。3.loss考查名词。句意:他下定决心尽最大努力弥补损失。定冠词 the 后应用名词。故填 loss。4.limitless考查形容词。句意:我相信每个孩子都有无限的潜能成功。设空处作定语修饰其后名词 potential,表示“无限度

35、的;无止境的”。故用形容词 limitless。5.donation考查名词。句意:他收到一封感谢信,感谢他捐书给我们学校图书馆。根据空前后的 for his.of 结构可知,设空处应该用名词形式。故填 donation。6.application考查名词。句意:图书馆中智能机器人的应用使图书管理员的工作越来越容易。由设空处前的 The 和设空处后的 of 可知此处应用名词形式。application 意为“应用,运用”。7.investigations考查名词及其单复数。 句意:在你实施一个项目之前,你应该做许多调查。设空处作 do 的宾语,应用名词,再由设空处前面的 many 可知应用复数

36、名词 investigations。investigation 意为“调查”。8.disappearing考查现在分词。句意:有报道称,一些教育中心在收到来自父母的大量的钱后一夜之间就消失了。句中已经有谓语动词,故此处应填非谓语动词,disappear与education centers之间为主动关系,所以应用现在分词disappearing。.1.Not only do the professors2. There was a time when3.Taking a walk; is pleasant/pleasing.1.protection考查名词。根据空前的定冠词 the 和空后的 o

37、f 可知应用名词,故填名词 protection。2.to考查介词。 句意:然而,巨大的挑战有时会带来伟大的解决方案。 lead to 导致。3.the考查冠词。年代前应用定冠词。in the 1950s 在二十世纪五十年代。4.to control考查不定式。in order to do sth.为了做某事。5.farmers考查名词复数。 farmer为可数名词,此处被more修饰,因此用复数形式。6.because考查状语从句。 分析句子结构可知,此处表示原因,故用 because 引导原因状语从句。7.listening考查动名词。After 在此处为介词,其后应用动名词。8.had

38、studied考查动词的时态。 此处 study 表示的动作发生在 turned 表示的动作之前,即过去的过去,因此用过去完成时。9.was established考查动词的时态和语态。主语 A committee 与 establish 之间为被动关系,由上下文语境可知,设空处动作发生在过去,因此用一般过去时的被动语态。10.better考查形容词的比较级。此处暗含比较,指“更美好的明天”,因此应使用比较级。能力提升练.A本文是一篇说明文。中国长城是地球上最长的人造工程,人们普遍认为,从太空中能看到它,而事实并非如此。1.D细节理解题。根据第一段最后一句“Consequently, this

39、 statement has gonedeep into peoples minds and become an honor that Chinese people have enjoyed foryears.”可知,“从太空中能看到长城”这种说法已经深入人心,让中国人多年来引以为荣。故 D 项正确。由第一段中的 Some media even reported with affectedseriousness,“The biggest building the astronauts could see from the space is the wall,which looks very m

40、uch like a black worm.”可知,有媒体报道宇航员从太空中能看到的最大的建筑物就是长城。因此 A 项“新闻媒体让人们怀疑这种说法”是错误的。B 项“有大量证据证明这种说法”与文中表述不符;C 项“宇航员戏弄中国人”文中未提及。2.C词义猜测题。由第一段中的“Measuring about 13,170 miles long”可知长城是雄伟的建筑物,而画线词所在句意为“长城的确,但是你从太空中是看不到的”,根据前后两个分句的转折关系的提示可知 majestic 意为“宏伟的”,与 C 项意思相近。故选 C。3.D细节理解题。由第三段最后两句可知,在美国宇航局约翰逊航天中心最近公

41、布的一份录音中,阿姆斯特朗说他看到了大陆、湖泊和带有些许红色的蓝色地方。但他无法从月球上辨认出地球上任何人造物体。故选 D。4.A推理判断题。文章第四段从理论上阐述了“从太空中看不到长城”的原因,通过列数字来说明。故选 A。B本文是一篇议论文。 针对博物馆中的一些通过不正当手段得来的文物是否应该归还的问题出现了不同的声音:一些专家不同意归还,而另一些则认为应该归还。这场辩论远未结束,这是一个复杂的问题,没有简单的答案,需要更多的研究。5.A细节理解题。根据第二段第一、二、三句“Museums get works to show frommany different sources. Somet

42、imes they buy them. Other times they receivedonations.”可知,博物馆展出的作品来源不同,这些文物是通过各种方式获得的。故选 A。B 项“其他国家的文物更有价值”;C 项“文物深受外国游客的赏识”;D项“世界各地的博物馆失去了许多文物”。6.B细节理解题。根据第四段“According to Bell.He called the return ofantiquities an expression of justice.”以及倒数第二段第三句“Cuno agrees thatmuseums have a legal duty to retur

43、n illegally exported antiquities.”可知,Bell 和Cuno 都同意博物馆应该归还非法拥有的文物。故选 B。A 项“非法拥有的文物不应该展出”文中没有提到这方面信息;C 项“其他国家的文物可能会失去其文化价值”仅是 Bell 的观点;D 项“博物馆应该收集不同文化的文物”是 Cuno 的观点。7.C推理判断题。根据最后一段“This debate is far from over. As a complexquestion with no easy answer, the issue requires more study.”可知,这场辩论远未结束,这个问题还

44、需要更多的研究,所以作者对这个问题的态度是客观的。故选 C。.本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了四种中国古代的儿童游戏。1.G根据上文 Unlike the children nowadays, the children during ancient timesdidnt have smart phones, iPads or computers to entertain(娱乐) themselves.以及下文Lets take a look.可知,该空承上启下,故 G 选项“相反,他们想出了有趣的游戏在他们的童年玩。”符合语境。2.B根据下文 For example, the swallow-

45、shaped kite is a well-known Beijing style.可知,例如,燕子形状的风筝是著名的北京风格。 空后句举例说明该空内容,故 B 选项“它们都有各自的特点。”符合语境。3.F根据上文 There are two ways to play. One way is covering a childs eyes whileother kids run around to tease(戏弄) him.可知,该空承接上文内容,介绍捉迷藏的另一种玩法,故 F 选项“更常见的是,参与者躲起来,一个孩子必须设法找到他们。”符合语境。4.A设空处为标题,根据本段内容可知,在古代,

46、与看电影或电视最接近的娱乐方式就是看皮影戏。民间艺人在屏幕后操纵玩偶,同时讲故事,配上音乐。所以这一段的标题是“看皮影戏”,故选 A。5.E根据本段标题 Setting off firecrackers 以及上文 It is said that there was a beastnamed Nian in ancient China.并结合下文 After gunpowder was invented, itgradually replaced the bamboo joint cracker.可知,在火药被发明之前,人们烧的是竹节,其目的是吓跑这头野兽,故 E 选项“为了吓跑这头野兽,人们烧竹节使它们爆炸。”符合语境。