Unit 4 Writing Workshop,Viewing Workshop&ReadingClub同步训练-(2020)新北师大版高中英语高一上学期必修第二册.docx
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1、UNIT 4INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPart 5WRITING WORKSHOP, VIEWING WORKSHOP &READING CLUB基础过关练.单词拼写1.There are nine(可供选择的) English courses and students canchoose whichever suits their tastes.2.The exact(位置)of the volcano puzzled Christiansen when he wasstudying Yellowstone.3.The aim of any reform of legal
2、aid should be to make the system(易得到的) to more people.4.To send a message, first click on the persons name to go to their(人物简介).5.For legal reasons, most restaurants have a pagainst food waste.6.We recommend that you start by reading the first article in this(系列).7.I dont have to write down what hap
3、pened or what technique theawas using when he or she wrote this.8.She was longing for some peace and(隐私).选词填空keep track of;stay in touch with;be filled with;in detail;hear about;learnabout1.Iastonishment at her strange action.2.What youmay be false; what you see is true.3.I use a small notebook toal
4、l the new sentences I learn.4.Our English teacher explained to ushow to write thearticle.5.Tourists and residentsthe history of the salmon(鲑鱼) andwhat is being done to help it survive.6.The Internet helps peopletheir friends and relatives duringlockdowns.单句语法填空1.Its reported that he has achieved an(
5、amaze)success.2.(digitise)ancient art allows us to explore the practices of longago.3.He could not resist the attraction of the sea and became a(sail).4.FAST,(locate)in Guizhou Province, is now the only availableradio telescope after the other one in the US broke down recently.5.The equator(赤道)is an
6、(imagine) line around the middle of theEarth.6.In the information age,(print)books cant meet peoples variousreading needs.7.Digital technology allows artists(express) their ideas in manydifferent ways.8.Somewhere along the way, the same parent ends up becoming an(value)member of the team.完成句子1.令我诧异的
7、是,进球被判无效。, the goal was disallowed.2.这栋建筑使残疾人也可以进入。The building has been madedisabled people.3.我很有兴趣见见报纸上提到的扔石头的人。I am very interested to meet the manmentionedin the newspaper.4.这些睡前活动让孩子们很难平静下来睡觉。These bedtime activitiesto calm downand sleep.5.直到散会他才开始教我英语。It wasthat he began to teach meEnglish.根据汉
8、语提示用复合词完成语段My brother is really1(勤奋的).He often works in his office far intothe night. Recently, he and his team have decided to have another2(造纸的)factory set up in this town.They found that there were more3(新建的) houses in this village than in that one, and a lot of4(过路人)were5(成年人).In order to find s
9、ome suitable workers, theydecided to hold an6(800 米的)race next week.1.2.3.4.5.6.能力提升练.阅读理解(2020 北京平谷区高一上期末)A few weeks ago, I sat with a California farmer named Dave Ribeiro. Iasked him what he wished to know about farmers. He smiled and said,“We walk among you. We look like you and talk like you. W
10、e haveadvanced degrees and hobbies, just like you.”Take Dave for example:Hes a young man with a degree in music. Andif you walk past him in the street, youll never think, “There goes afarmer.”Is there someone who you picture like Dave when you think of afarmer? Probably not. I think that most people
11、 would picture a man in hisoveralls(工装服). I can tell you that it does not represent Dave or any ofother farmers I have gotten to know.Not only do we have to throw out our previous impression of farmers,but farming as a whole doesnt look much like what it used to be either.We recently sent a team out
12、 to see what modern farming looks like, andthey found farmers to be completely different from our usual ideas aboutthem and also came across them in some unexpected places.In a parking lot in a neighborhood of Brooklyn, they met a new cropof young farmers who were trying to bring fresh greens closer
13、 to eaters inthe city by growing them in high-tech indoor vertical(垂直的) farms. In aFlorida field under the fight path of an airport, they discovered farmerswith university degrees growing plants that might someday fuel our cars.And in a modern farm in California, they observed how farmers wereusing
14、technology to take the best possible care of their animals.These farmers all spend their days in very different waysnone ofthem looks like the previous farmer we have in our mindbut theyre allworking in new ways to feed our planet. Not only do we need to changeour idea of what farming looks like, bu
15、t we also need to change our viewof where solutions can come from. Feeding all of us is going to take all ofus working together.1.How does Dave describe todays farmers?A.They often walk in the street.B.They are leading a very busy life.C.They are similar to ordinary people.D.They have little time to
16、 make friends.2.How does the author think most people see farmers?A.They usually wear overalls.B.They have interesting hobbies.C.They are skilled at growing crops.D.They know modern farming practices.3.What is the purpose of the team?A.To deepen connections among farmers.B.To study different technol
17、ogies in farming.C.To find the new developments of modern farming.D.To encourage farmers to use the new farming method.4.What do the farmers mentioned in Paragraph 5 have in common?A.They all work in the city.B.They all use high technology.C.They all do hard physical work.D.They all work with univer
18、sities.七选五(2020 北京高一期末)Is there a link between social media and depression? Does socialmedia have a negative impact on your mental health? Its complicated.In a recent study, the investigators compared social media use anddepression among teens.1Specifically, for every hour per day that one teen spen
19、t onsocial media more than his peers, he likely had a 0.64 point higher thedepression score.A different study published in 2018 identified five distinct types ofsocial media users. The finding was that “problematic social media use”was one of the main themes for people whose mental health was affect
20、edby social media. You can have alcohol in your life without it being aproblem, or your alcohol use may become problematic.2Theres one important thing to remember about survey researchtwo things happen together, and its not necessarily true that one causesthe other.3For all we know, it could be that
21、 people who are alreadymore depressed choose to spend more time on social media.4If you think that we shouldnt paint social media with onebroad brush, youre on the right track. On the one hand, participantsoften described social media as a valuable way to cope with stress. Onthe other hand, cyberbul
22、lying via social media was also a commonexperience for participants. Some also said that constantly checking theirown social media profile was stressful.Its certainly possible that experiences like cyberbullying, comparingyourself to idealized images, and constantly monitoring your profile, arebad f
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