(2019版)新人教版选择性必修第三册英语Unit 3 Environmental protection Learning About Language课时作业 (含答案).docx
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1、UnitUnit 3 3EnvironmentalEnvironmental protectionprotectionLearning About Language &Using Language基础知识过关.单词拼写1.Without the(改革) of the economic management system our industry wouldrot.2.You are supposed to carry on with it, or it is hard to achieve your(年度的)goal.3.After the failure of the electricity
2、 supply the city was in(混乱).4.The submarine that our country has put into use is driven by(核能的)power.5.He(提交)his proposal for urban development to the city council at theconference.6.Some roads may have to be closed at peak times to(限制)the number ofvisitors.7.We are warned not to run on the ice, whi
3、ch wouldnt(承受住) our weightanyhow.选词填空on behalf of;deal with;in response to;be responsible for;aim to;bring about;ratherthan;die out1.Shethe determination of wage levels within this company.2.In the meeting he spokeall the members of the company.3.As toenvironmental problems, every individual is supp
4、osed to makeefforts.4.I always prefer starting early,leaving everything to the last minute.5.He always takes the leadthe governments call.6.Elephants wouldif men could shoot them as many as they wished.7.In our debate, some people think that high social status not alwayshappiness.8.The volunteershel
5、p victims of disasters regardless of their race ornationality.单句语法填空1.As we all know,alcohol should only ever be consumed in(moderate).2.We must ensure that tourism developsharmony with the environment.3.Only when each of us realizes the importance of protecting the environment can wehave a(harmony)
6、 earth.4.The virus that is spreading in that region can leaddeadly complications,such as pneumonia.5.The problem that the teacher referred to in his lecture was beyond my(comprehend).6.Our teacher has shown us that there is no need to appear too(sense) whenothers talk about us.7.There is another leg
7、end regarding the(originate) of the amazing well, butjust a few people know it.完成句子1.更重要的是,最好手写信件给我们的亲戚和朋友,而不是发送电子邮件。Whats more, it is betterand friends byhand instead of sending e-mails.2.毫无疑问,好事情会来的,当它来的时候,会是一个惊喜。the good thing will come, and when it comes, itwill be a surprise.把下列直接引语改为间接引语1.“Who
8、 are you waiting for, Tom?” asked Nancy.2.“Do you come from Australia?” Liu Junping asked Bob.3.The teacher said to him, “Be quick.”4.Jenny said, “I have finished my homework.”5.He asked me, “How will you get to the party?”能力提升训练.阅读理解(2021 重庆缙云教育联盟高二月考)People in Florida recently had to escape from f
9、lash floods after two feet ofrainfall in 26 hours. Heavy rains caused a hillside to break down and bury acommunity in Washington State earlier this year. Rainstorms and floods attackedColorado last year, and sudden floods swept Atlanta in 2009, and Nashville in 2010.In the National Climate Assessmen
10、t published last week, researchers in theUnited States reported that large increases in heavy rains were broadcast to haveoccurred in the Northeast, Midwest and Great Plains, where heavy downpours havecaused flooding events and other relevant disasters.In the United States, the increase in water vap
11、or (水蒸气) has been on the orderof 3 percent or 4 percent since the 1970s, when human-caused global warming hasoccurred since then. That may not sound like a big jump, but the effect is enormous.Two leading scientists, Kevin E. Trenberth at the National Center for AtmosphericResearch and David R.Easte
12、rling at the National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration, ran some calculations and agreed that the global warming has, onaverage, put more than a trillion gallons (加仑)of extra water into the air over the 48states, probably closer to two trillion. That extra water has to fall as rain or snow if t
13、hecondition is suitable.“It rains harder than it used to,” said Dr. Trenberth,who could not resist adding,“When it rains, it pours.” So they suggested intensifying standards for the designs ofdams, and hardening roads and culverts(涵洞) against the possibility of more flashfloods.Society responded by
14、ignoring them. For someone sitting in Pensacola, FL.,wondering why the roads were washed out the other day might be a good part of theanswer. They didnt want to face the truth.The warming of the planet has slowed recent years, but scientists think that isprobably temporary. They expect it to get muc
15、h, much warmer as this centuryprogresses, and that can only mean that the rains will fall harder still.1.Why did the author mention some floods in the first paragraph?A.To lead to the topic.B.To attract young readers.C.To show some evidence.D.To show the latest events.2.What is the main idea of Para
16、graph 3?A.The condition of rain or snow.B.The reason of the rains and floods.C.The only effect of global warming.D.The exact amount of water in the air.3.What does the underlined word “intensifying” mean in Paragraph 4?A.Changing.B.Adjusting.C.Strengthening.D.Decreasing.4.What can we infer about the
17、 climate in the future?A.The climate will be better soon.B.The bad climate will disappear.C.The bad climate will be worse.D.The climate will keep the same.七选五(2021 河北深州中学高二上期中)Who would win in a fight, a lion or a tiger? Well, if the size has anything to dowith the matter, the tiger would win. Thats
18、 because tigers are the largest of all catspecies. Tigers are not only large, but also fast. They can dash as fast as 40 miles perhour for short distances and leap as far as 30 feet.1At the start of the 20th century, there were over 100,000 tigers living in the wild.By the turn of the century, the n
19、umber of tigers outside of catch decreased to just over3,000. Interestingly, the most serious threats that tigers face come from a muchsmaller species, one with an average weight of around 140 lbs. That species is Homosapiens, better known as humans.2Tigers are hunted for many reasons.3Though tradin
20、g tiger skins is nowillegal in most parts of the world, tiger fur is worth around $10,000 on the blackmarket. Though the fur would be incentive(刺激) for most hunters, other parts of thetiger can also fetch a pretty penny. Some people in China and other Asian culturesbelieve that various tiger parts h
21、ave therapeutic function. Traditional Chinesemedicine calls for the use of tiger bones, among other parts, to cure some diseases.Tigers have also been hunted as a game.4Such killings took place in alarge scale during the 19th and early 20th centuries, when an English hunter mightdemand to kill over
22、a hundred tigers in his hunting career. Though this practice ismuch less popular today than it was in the past, it has not stopped entirely.Humans have done great damage to the worlds tiger population through hunting,but perhaps more damage has been caused through the destruction of habitat. Tigerso
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