(2019版)新人教版选择性必修第三册英语Unit 1-5 复习练习题(含答案).doc
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1、选择性必修三 Units 1-5I. 选用方框内合适的单词并用其正确形式完成下列短文(每个单词限用一次)。Adominate, emission, absorb, releaseMethane is one of the most important greenhouse gases. Its levels in the atmosphere areat anall-time high. But limiting 1. _ of that powerful greenhouse gas requires knowing wheremethane is being 2. _, and why.
2、Now, a global inventory (详细目录) of methane sourcesreveals the major reasons behind rising methane pollution in the 21st century.Agriculture, landfill waste and fossil fuel use were the primary reasons that Earthsatmosphere 3. _ about 40 million metric tons more methane from human activitiesin2017 tha
3、n it did per year in the early 2000s. Expanding agriculture 4. _ methane release inplaces like Africa, South Asia and Oceania, while increasing fossil fuel use heightenedemissionsin China and the United States.Bsyllable, convey, imagery, rhythmWhen you write about your life, you may have gotten tire
4、d of the style of writingyouvebeen working with or you simply want to write better. Why not try something new? This listofdifferent ways to write your poetry is here to help you. Make your 1. _, words and stanzas (节) flow. Theres a variety of ways to do this;however, the most common way is to use a
5、meter scheme. Start a new stanza when a change of idea, 2. _, or rhyme occurs. Create natural rhymes. Dont force them. Let your rhymes seem natural. Do not rhyme. Struggling to find the perfect rhyme is sometimes difficult andsometimesrhymes take away from the overall meaning of a poem. Try to write
6、 without them for a change. 3. _ emotion. Every poem should have emotion, so use it! Say nothing more than what needs to be said. Sometimes saying less is more. Give details. Details help people gain better 4. _ of your characters and scenery. Study and imitate (模仿) other poets. The best way to beco
7、me a better poet is by studyingotherpeoples writings.II. 根据所给首字母或汉语提示词,用所学单词或短语完成下列短文(每空一词)。AOur environment is constantly changing. There is no denying that fact. However, asourenvironment changes, so does the need to become increasingly aware of the problemsthatsurround it.Soil degradation (退化)Glo
8、bally, food security depends on whether or not soil is in good enough conditiontoproduce crops. Its estimated that about 12 million hectares of farmland a year getseriouslydamaged. Nowadays, a wide range of techniques of soil 1. c_ exists, from no-tillagriculture to crop rotation (轮作).Global warming
9、Climate changes like global warming are the result of human practices. Global warmingleadsto rising temperatures of the oceans and the earths surface causing natural disasters thatincludeflooding, 2. m_ of polar ice caps, and rising sea levels and so on.Waste disposalThe overconsumption of resources
10、 and the creation of plastics are creating a global crisisofwaste disposal. Developed countries are known for producing a large amount of wasteor3. g_ and dumping (倾倒) their waste in the oceans and less developed countries.4. _ (核能的) waste disposal has tremendous health hazards (危害物) associatedwith
11、it. Plastic, fast food, packaging and cheap electronic waste threaten the well being ofhumans.Waste disposal is, therefore, an urgent current environmental problem.DeforestationOur forests are natural sinks of 5. c_ _ and produce fresh oxygen, as well ashelping to adjust temperature and rainfall. At
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