【文档说明】高中英语课时作业（人教版选修第一册）课时作业 7.docx，共(5)页，34.582 KB，由小赞的店铺上传

转载请保留链接：https://www.doc5u.com/view-0d1676723bea7f8be955c4dc97ea3ac0.html

以下为本文档部分文字说明：

课时作业(七)Unit3SectionⅠReadingandThinking层级一课时跟踪检测维度1单词拼写1．Therainhadstoppedandastarortwowas________(可见的

)overthemountains.2．Herchildrenwentbackeveryyeartostayinafarmhousenearthe________(村舍).3．Childrenunder10mustbe__

______(陪伴)byanadultinthispark.4．Pupilsshouldbehelpedto________(采取)apositiveapproachtotheenvironment.5．ThisBritishcoupleare________(祝福)withf

ivelovelygrandchildren.6．The________(山谷)islikespringalltheyearroundwithbeautifulscenery,whichattractsmanytourists.7．Ch

inaspendsa________(巨大的)sumofmoneyoneducation.8．Sofarthewell­known________(记者)hasaccumulatedmorethan4，000interviewswithfamo

uspeople.9．Hewassotiredthathesankintothechairto________(伸展)himself.维度2单句语法填空1．Thenewsshockedthepublic,________(lead)togreatconcernabou

tstudents'safetyatschool.2．Onthebackwalloftheroom________(hang)someartificialflowers.3．When________(accompany)bythei

rparents,childrenareallowedtoenterthestadium.4．ThemomentIgothome,Isetout________(do)myhomeworkimmediately.

5．Itishoped________thisprojecttobefinishedbytheendofthenextyearwillbeapopulartouristattractionofthecity

.6．Sichuanishome________pandas，alsothestartingpointoftheSouthernSilkRoad.7．Kathypicked________alotofChinesewhen

shewasworkinginBeijingduringthesummervacation.8．________(adopt)thismethod,youcansolvetheprobleminashortertime.9．They________(ban)frompla

yingontheirhomegroundbecauseofcrowdedtrouble.10．Inthis________(peace)land，peopleliveinperfectharmonywithnature，farawayfromthenoiseof

theoutsideworld.维度3完成句子1．他没来参加她的生日晚会，这使她非常伤心。Hedidn'tcometoattendherbirthdayparty,__________________．2．坐在大厅里的是两位非常年轻的宇航员。Sitting

inthehall____________________whowereveryyoung.3．从这个意义上说，你有责任陪妈妈去那个地方。Inthissense，itisyourresponsibility______________________．4．去年，李华出

发去了美国，这是他第一次出国深造。Lastyear,LiHua____________________，whichwasthefirsttimethathehadgoneabroadforfurtherstudy.5．我听说我的一个朋友被禁止驾驶

三个月。Iheardthatoneofmyfriends________________________________．维度4课文语法填空InSarekNationalParkabovetheArcticCircle,Iwakeupwiththewind1.________(buffet)th

eclothofmytent.Itis7：30inthemorning,andIwalkoverto2.________edgeofthemountain,watchingRapaRiverflowingt

hroughthevalleybelow.Sarek'smountains,whichusedtobecoveredbyvast3.________(sheet)ofice,arehometoreindeerandtheSami.TheSamilivedoffreindeerf

orhundredsofyears,sotheywouldfollowtheirreindeer4.________themoveintovalleys,livingintheirtentsoroldcott

agesandenjoyingtheirtraditions.Today,mostSamiliveamodernlifeinvillagesnearSarek,5.________(mere)leavingtheirtraditionsinthemountainval

leysinstead.Inordertokeepthelandinits6.________(nature)state,Sarekwasmadeanationalparkin1909,7.________noone

elsecanliveexcepttheSami.Withinparkboundaries,allnewdevelopment8.________(ban).ItishopedthattheSarekNationa

lParkwillalwaysremainasitis,naturalandbeautiful.Afterbreakfast,Isetoutagain9.________(explore)thisuniqueterritory.Beinginsuchabeau

tifulandwildplacewhichisalmostunknowntotheoutsidemakesmefeelso10.________(bless)tobealive.层级二主题阅读训练Ⅰ.阅读理解AHere'saroundupofseveralthemepar

ksforyoutoexplore.SixFlagsGreatAdventure,NewJerseyAdmission$81.99forgeneraladmission(54inchesortaller);lessthan54inchestall,

$50.99;2andyoungerfree(atthegate)Info732­928­2000,sixflags.com/greatadventureBilledasthesecondlargestthem

eparkintheworld,SixFlags'510acresburstswithbucket­listrollercoasters,includingthe45­storytallKingdaKaandElTorovotedtheworld'sbestcoasterbyAmusem

entToday.Hersheypark,PennsylvaniaAdmission$68.95ages9to54;$46.95ages3to8and55to69;$31.95ages70plus;2andyoungerfreeIn

fo717－534－3900,hersheypark.comMorethan70ridesinHershey's121­acreparkincludetheLaffTrakk,anindoorspinningglowcoasterwithfunhouse,thewoode

nCometCoasterandtheSkyrushrollercoaster.PlaylandPark,NewYorkAdmission$30;$20forchildrenunder48inchestall;freefor2a

ndunderInfo914－813－7000,playlandpark.orgTheWestchesterCounty­ownedandoperatedPlayland,locatedoff1－95Exit19,featuresmorethan50rides,Kiddyl

andandanOlympic­sizedswimmingpool.RyePlaylandisatripwithsevenoriginalattractionsstillgoingstrongsincethepar

k'sfirstdayin1928,includingthe3，400­footwoodenDragonCoaster.FireworksshowsareheldonFridaysinJulyandAugust.DutchWonderland,PennsylvaniaAdmission$45.99

forgeneraladmissionages3to59;$39.99ages60to69;$30.99ages70andup;under2freeInfo866－386－2839,dutchwonder

land.com.Thewondersinthisamusementparkincludemorethan30rides,liveentertainmentandtheDuke'sLagoonwaterplay

area.Allattractionsaresuitableforfamilieswithkids.1．Whichwillbethebestchoiceforavisitorinterestedinswimmingandfireworks?A．SixFlagsGreatAdventu

re.B．Hersheypark.C．PlaylandPark.D．DutchWonderland.2．Howmuchwillacoupleaged60paytovisitHersheypark?A．$137.9.B

．$93.9.C．$63.9.D．$61.98.3．Whatdothefourthemeparkshaveincommon?A．They'reallclosedonMonday.B．Theyallhavewaterplayareas.C．They'

realllocatedinthesamestate.D．They'reallsuitableforthewholefamily.BAt8yearsold,DanayFergusonistheyoungest

businessownerinFresno,California,wheretheliteracy(识字)rateisshockinglylowwhencomparedtotherestoftheUnitedStates.“Iwantedtosharemyen

thusiasmforreadingwithotherkids,soIaskedmydaddyifIcouldopenupmybusiness，”Danaysays,addingthatherfather,DwayneFerguson,a

skedhertoproveshewasseriousabouttakingonsuchamajorproject.“HesaidIhadtoinviteallofhisfriendsonFacebooktoth

efanpagehemadeforme，”shesays.“Ittookmetwodaystoinvitemydad's4，000friendsto‘like’mypage,onebyone.”Withthehelpofher

familyandteamofover40volunteers(mostlyconsistingofkids),Danaystrengthenedherliteracysupportin2014withherver

yownnon­profit(非营利的)organizationnamedReadingHeart.Danayhasworkedhardtoraiseawareness(认识)ofherorganization'staskby

givingtalksatschools,meetingwithcityofficialsandhostingboardmeetings.“Hermainlineis‘Howaboutyougetabookandreaditand

thensharethebookwithsomebodyelse,anddoitagain？’insteadof‘Igiveyouabookandkeepit’，”saysDwayne.“She'sstartingamovementon‘Iwillgiveeverybodybooks,but

youhavetoreadandsharethem.’Andshe'stryingtodothisworldwide.”AndDanayalsohopestobreaktheGuinnessWorldRecordformostbookscollect

edina24­hourperiod.Danayhasagoalofbeatingtheexistingrecord(setat274，325)with500，000donatedbooks,whichsheisnowmakingpossiblewithaspeakingtourthatcov

ers130schoolsencouragingkidstoread.Sofar,ReadingHearthascollected90，000booksandgivenoutover20，000books,havinggiftedu

sedandnewbookstokidsinschools,inhospitalsandinpoorareas.“Itisthemostamazingthingtobeapart，”Dwaynetellsus.“MywifeandIhavetorememberth

atweareherparentsbecausewehavegreatrespectforher.”4．WhydidDanayinviteherfather'sfriendstolikeherpage?A．Toad

vertiseherbusiness.B．Tohelpwithherfather'sproject.C．Toshareherloveforreading.D．Toshowherdeterminationtoherfather.5．Whatcanwelea

rnaboutReadingHeart?A．Itaimstoencouragereading.B．Itaskskidstotakecareofbooks.C．Ithassetseveralworldrecords.D．Ittriestoimprov

ekids'readingskills.6．WhatisDwayne'sattitudetowardDanay?A．Hedoubtsher.B．Heworriesabouther.C．Heisquiteproudofher

.D．Heisthankfulforherwork.7．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDanay?A．Carefulandhumorous.B．Friendlyan

dtraditional.C．Smartandself­centered.D．Strong­mindedandtireless.CTheDisneylandparksarefullofamusements,buttheyarealsosmallcitiesthatdealw

ithdeliveries,rubbish,andgroupsofvisitors.Peopleneedtomovefromoneplacetoanother;theyhavetorefuelandrelax.Tomeettheserequirements,theparksarewell­equi

ppedinreality.Forexample,DisneylandParkinCaliforniahasareliabletransportsystem.InWaltDisneyWorldinFlorida,dustbinsarespaced30feetapart,andalloft

hemareemptiedthroughundergroundtubes.Noneofthishappenedbyaccident.WaltDisneyfirsthadhisideaforaplaylandin1937.Hefirstima

ginedthepark'sbuildingsinasmallsize.Hespentyearscollectingideasbyvisitingotherplaces.HestudiedBeverlyParkinLosAngeles,includingrebu

ilthistoricvillages.HevisitedColonialWilliamsburg,whereemployeesdressedupandwalkedaround.Thenheorganizedatea

mofengineersanddesignerstoplanandbuildasmallworldhecalledDisneyland.WaltDisneyhadblueprints(蓝图)drawnup,andtriedtogetthepermissiontobreakground(破

土动工).In1953,heboughtsomelandinAnaheim.Somedesignersthoughtitwastoofar,butDisneywentahead.Itwaslikebuildinganewcity.Pi

peshadtobefixed.Railwaytrackhadtobelaidaround.Disneychosethehub­and­spoke(轴辐式的)streetpatternthatmanyci

tieshave.“IwantDisneylandtobeaplacewhereyoucan'tgetlost,”hesaid.Designersandarchitectsalsodiagrammed(图解)theridesandmademodels,whileartists

paintedthebackground.FinallyinJuly1955,thevisitorscame.Iftheypickedupmaps,theycouldseetheresultsofye

ars'planning:theshopsandrestaurants,thesquare,andthestreets.Themagiccityhadfinallyjumpedoffthedrawingboardand

comeintoreallife.8．WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowaboutDisneylandparksinthefirstparagraph?A．Theconvenientenv

ironment.B．Theamusingtouristattractions.C．Thedifferencesbetweentheparks.D．Thevisitors'commonrequirements.9．WhydidWaltDisneytraveltodifferentplacesin

cludingBeverlyPark?A．Tochooseaplaceforconstruction.B．ToadvertisehisDisneylandPark.C．ToexperienceAmeri

canculture.D．Togetinspirationforhispark.10．WhatkindofpersonisWaltDisneyaccordingtothepassage?A．Confid

entbutselfish.B．Stubbornbutkind­hearted.C．Considerateanddetermined.D．Carefulandhard­working.11．What'sthebesttitleofthetext?A．

ItisworthwhiletobuildlargeparksB．Disneylandhasbeenbuiltlikeabrand­newcityC．HowathemeparkwasbuiltinabigcityofUSAD．Disneyland—afamousparka

roundtheworldⅡ.七选五Principlesareuniversaltruthsthathelpusliveeffectiveandefficientlives.Theyarevaluableformakingthemostof

ourtimeandenergy.LivedeliberatelyWhileyouwaitfortherightmomenttolive,youforgetthatlifeishappeningnow.Don'twaittilltheendo

fyourlifeanddiscoverthatyoudidnotlive.Livingdeliberatelyisaboutpurposefulaction—choosingtouseyourtim

e,attentionandenergyproductively.__1__．__2__Findyourownwayinlife.Ifyoucan't,pursuesomethingonthesideinyoursparetime—itcancha

ngeyourperceptionaboutlifeandlivingit.Purposecangiveusenergyandmotivationtoliveourlifetothefullest.Findapaththa

tisuniquetoyou—trustthatyourpath,strangethoughitwillseemtoothers,isrightforyou.Liveinonetimedimension—thepresentWeallhaveachoi

cetoliveinoneofthreedifferenttimedimensionsatalltimes—thepast,presentandfuture.__3__.Theyspendalotoftimethinkingaboutev

erythingthatwentwrongtheirpast,ortheworstthingthatcangowronginthefuture.Livinginthemomentisnotalwayseasy.Ifyouarehavingahardtimeliving

inthemoment,buildyourawarenessskills.Learntoredirectyourmindwhenitwanders.__4__．Alwaysbelearning__5__.Learnfromthem,don'

tjustcopywhatworksforthem.Experimentwiththetoolsandsystemsofpeopleyouadmireandkeepwhatworksforyourpersonalcircumstances.Makelife­learningis

alife­longprocess—stayhungry,staycurious.A．Bemindfulofyourthoughtsanddon'tletthemconsumeyou.B．Therewillalwaysbepeoplewhoarebetterandw

iserthanyou.C．Itmeansbeingawareofyouractions,insteadofactingautomaticallyorreactingblindly.D．Stopworryingaboutthingsyoucan'tchange.E

．Mostpeoplechoosetoliveinthepastorthefuturebutnotthepresent.F．Yourlife,yourpathandyourfailuresshouldnotlooklikeotherpeople's.G．Pursueyourpersonaltr

uenorth.