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课时作业(六)UNIT2SectionⅣReadingforWriting层级一课时跟踪检测维度1单词拼写1．Youshouldbeverycarefulaboutwhereyougosoastoavoid________(事故).2

．Americanstudentshaveamore________(灵活的)scheduletodopart­timejobs.3．Everyyear,India________(出口)alotofteaandcottontomany

differentcountries.4．I'velearnedEnglishformorethaneightyearsandIamfamiliarwithcomputer________(操作).5．Sp

endfifteenminutesdoingyourfavouriteactivity,whichwillhelpyourelease________(紧张).维度2单句语法填空1．Stayinguptoolateintothenightis________(ha

rm)toourhealth.2．________(bite)bythesnakeinthebush,Susanwassentbacktothecamp.3．[2021·全国甲卷，书面表达]Itiswithyour________(assist)thatIwillmakefullpre

parationsforthemeeting.4．Inordertokeepcool,wekepttheairconditioner________(work)allnightlong.5．Afterhefailedmanytime

s,hesoongaveuptheattempt________despair.6．Ididn'tknowIwasgoingtosaythemuntiltheycame________(spill)out.7．Ireceivedamessag

efrommyparentsthatmybelovedgrandpahadpassed________．8．Theprogramwillgiveyoungathletesthechanceto________(shar

p)theirskills.维度3补全句子1．随着教师节的临近，学生会组织小组会议来讨论如何庆祝。(独立主格)________________________，theStudentUnionheldagroupmeetingtodiscusshowtocelebrateit.2．我负责这个慈

善俱乐部，它给无家可归的人提供许多帮助。________________thecharityclub,whichprovidesthehomelesswith______________．3．得知袁隆平博士于5月22日去世，所有的中国人泪流满面。LearningthatDrYu

anLongping____________________，alltheChinesepeople________.4．显然有些学生既不健康也不精力充沛。It'sobviousthatsomestudentsare____________________________．5

．学生们正在讨论，因为激动，他们的脸都红了。Thestudentswerehavingadiscussion,________________withexcitement.维度4课文语法填空Thereoncelivedakingwiththebeliefthat1.________n

ationwhosepeopleonlyexpectotherstosolvetheirproblemswouldn'thaveabrightfuture.Earlyonemorning,the2.________(disg

uise)kingwenttoavillage.Heplacedalargestoneinthemiddleofthemainstreet3.________hidgoldcoinsunderthestone.Afterthat,hehidbehindatre

e,watchingwhatwouldhappen.Thefirstpersondownthestreettrippedoverthestoneand4.________(angry)wentaway.Althou

ghseveral5.________(passer­by)crashedintothestone,noneofthemstopped6.________(move)thestoneoutoftheway.Instead,theycomplainedandle

ftthestonewhereitwas.Justasthekingwasindespair,ayounggirlcame.Though7.________(tire)out,shemanagedtomoveittothesideofth

eroadbecauseshethoughtthestonewasadangertoanyone8.________(come)downthestreet.Tohersurprise,shesawthegoldcoins

wherethestone9.________(place).Atthattime,thekingsteppedout10.________behindthetree,toldthegirleverythingandaskedh

ertokeepthecoins,forshewasworththeaward.层级二主题阅读训练Ⅰ.阅读理解A[2022·湖北省高一下学期期中]NelsonMandelawasborninSouthAfricaonJuly18,1918

andheisthefirstBlackpresidentofSouthAfrica.MandelawasawardedtheNobelPrizeforPeacein1993.In1944,Mandelajoined

theAfricanNationalCongress(ANC)andbecamealeaderofitsYouthLeague.ThatsameyearhemarriedEvelynNtokoMase.In1952,

MandelaestablishedSouthAfrica'sfirstblacklawpractice.From1964to1982MandelawaskeptatRobbenIslandPrison(

监狱).HewasthenkeptatthePollsmoorPrisonuntil1990,when,afterbeingtreatedforbadhealth,hewasmovedtotheVictorVersterPrison.Thro

ughouthisincarcerationbetween1964and1990,MandelagainedwidesupportamongSouthAfrica'sblackpeople.OnFebruary11,1990,theSouth

AfricangovernmentsetMandelafreefromprison.Shortlyaftergainingfreedom,Mandelawaschosendeputypresident(副总统)oftheANCandhebecamepresidentofthepartyinJ

uly1991.InApril,1994,theMandela－ledANCwonSouthAfrica'sfirstelection(选举)andonMay10,Mandelabecamepresid

entofthecountry.MandelagaveuphispostwiththeANCinDecember1997.Afterleavingoffice,Mandelaretiredfromactivepoliticsbutmaintain

edastronginternationalpresenceasanadvocateofpeaceandsocialjustice.MandelaDaywascreatedtohonourhiscontrib

utionstopromotingpeaceandjusticearoundtheworld.ItwasfirstobservedonJuly18,2009.LaterthatyeartheUnited

NationsdeclaredthatthedaywouldbeobservedeveryyearasNelsonMandelaInternationalDay.Mandela'swritingswerecollectedinIAmPreparedtoDie(1964),NoEasyW

alktoFreedom(1965),TheStruggleIsMyLife(1978),andInHisOmWords(2003).ThebookLongWalktoFreedom,whichrecord

shisearlylifeandyearsinprison,waspublishedin1994.1．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“incarceration”inParagraph2mean?A．Beingfree.B．Beingonduty.C

．Beingindependent.D．Beingbehindbars.2．WhichistherightorderofthefollowingeventsaboutNelsonMandela?①HebecamepresidentofSouthAfri

ca.②HejoinedtheAfricanNationalCongress.③HewaskeptatRobbenIslandPrison.④HewasmovedtotheVictorVersterPrison.⑤H

eestablishedthefirstBlacklawpractice.A．⑤②③④①B．②⑤③④①C．③⑤②④①D．④②⑤③①3．WhatdoweknowaboutMandelaDay?A．Itwasfirstcel

ebratedin2009.B．Itwasonlyobservedincommunities.C．ItwascreatedbyNelsonMandela.D．ItwasprohibitedbytheUnitedNation

s.4．Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A．TocelebrateMandelaDay.B．TointroduceNelsonMandela.C．ToadvertiseNelsonMandela'swritin

gs.D．ToexplainsocialproblemsinSouthAfrica.B[2022·湖北省鄂州市高一下学期期中]Asworkersreturntotheoffice,friendsmeetupandreligiousservicesmovefromonlinetoinperson,p

eoplearewonderingwhethertheyshouldshakehandsornot.WhentheCOVID­19pandemicfirstbegan,aneventplanningbusinessinKansasCitybegansellin

g“IShakeHands”stickers(标签).Thewordsweremeanttomakesocialsituationseasier.“Wedidn'twantthestickertosay‘WeDon'tShakeHands’be

causethatiskindofoff­putting(令人气恼的)，”saidJohnDeLeon,vicepresidentofoperations.DeLeonaddedthatthosewhodidno

twanttoshakehandswithotherscouldsimplychoosenottowearasticker.Thehandshakehasbeenaroundforcenturies.Awidelyheldbeliefisthatitstartedasawaytoshowtha

tapersonwasofferingpeaceandnotholdingahiddenweapon.Buthandshavegerms(细菌).Dr.AnthonyFauciisAmerica'sleadinginfectiousdiseaseexpert.Lastyear,hewar

ned，“Idon'tthinkweshouldevershakehandsagain,tobehonestwithyou.”Dr.AmeshAdalja,anotherinfectiousdiseaseexpert,doesnotagree.Hethinkspeopleareove

rthinkingthequestionofwhethertoshakehandsornot.Theanswer,hesays,issimple.“IfyouareworriedaboutCOVID­19,thebestwaytomakehandshakessafeistobefull

yvaccinated(接种疫苗)，”Dr.Adaljasaid.BusinessLawSouthwestadvisesbusinessesinNewMexico,ArizonaandTexas.Atthebeginningofthepandemic,itofferedtohelpcr

eatenewworkplacerules—suchasano­handshakepolicy.Buttherewasnotenoughinterest,saidKristyDonahue,acompanyspokeswoman.“Attheendofth

eday，”Donahuesaid，“peoplelongforhumaninteractionandhumantouch.”5．WhatdidJohnDeLeonthinkof“WeDon'tShakeHands”sticker?A．It'sfunny.B．It'simportant.C．

It'sacceptable.D．It'sunnecessary.6．Whowasagainstthepracticeofshakinghands?A.JohnDeLeon.B．AnthonyFauci.C．AmeshAdalja.D．DianeGottsman.

7．Whatdowelearnaboutno­handshakepolicy?A．Itwaswidelyadopted.B．Itwasnotwellreceived.C．ItwassupportedbyKristyDonahue.D．Itwasputforward

byDianeGottsman.8．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ShakingHands—AThingofthePast.B．ShakingHands—OldHabitsDieHard.C．ToS

hakeHandsorNottoShakeHands?D．WhyIsItDifficulttoGiveupHandshaking?Ⅱ.七选五[2022·湖北省高一下学期期中]Wanttoaddasimplemovementtoyourdailylife?Walkingmaybeyo

urbestchoice.__1__.WalkingisgoodforyourheartWalkingisconsideredascardio(有氧的)exercise,nomatterthespeedatwhichyoutakeit.Studiesshowthatwalkingcanreduce

theriskofheartdiseaseandloweryourrestingheartrateandbloodpressure.__2__.Youcangofora30－minutewalkonceadayorbreakitupintothree

10－minuteparts.__3__Whatbenefitsphysicalhealthoftenbenefitsmentalhealth—thesameistrueforwalking.Justfiveminutesofwalkingcanloweranxiety.

Ifyouhaveanykindofgreenspacenearby,trytotakeadvantageofit.Onestudyshowedthatpeoplewhowentona90－minutenaturewalkreportedfewerbadfeelings.Walkingcanim

proveyoursleep__4__.Gettingoutsideinthedayforawalkcanalsohelpyoustayawakeinthemorningandgetsleepiertow

ardthenight.Ifanighttimewalkisyourpreference,expertssuggestyoufinishitthreehoursbeforebedtime.WalkingcanhelpwithfatlossWalkingisat

ypeofcardioworkoutthatisgoodforfatlossandcanhelpyouachieveorkeepahealthyweight.Itshouldbedoneregularlyandforlongperiodsoftime.__5__.Ab

risk(轻快的)pacereferstoa17－to­15－minutemile,or50%to70%ofyourmaximumheartrate.A．WalkingcanhelpreducestressB．Thatcanhelpyousleepeasilydu

ringthedayC．HerearesomeofthebenefitswalkingoffersyouD．Walkinginthedaycanhelpyougetabetternight'srestE．Goodwalkingcanalsokeepyourheadupandlook

ingaheadF．Expertssuggestwalking30minutesaday,fivetosevendaysaweekG．Walkingatleast45minutesadayatabrisk

pacewillseethemostbenefitsⅢ.完形填空Mydaughtermetmeinourbackyardwithasheetofplasticfoam(塑料泡沫),proudlysayingshe'dfoundmattresses(床垫)forherdoll

s'bunkbed(玩偶的双层床).I__1__shewasreferringtothedollbunkbedthatbroketwoyearsago.Ithadsatinourbasement,alongwithmyprom

iseto__2__it.Butafternothearinganyfurtherwordaboutit—thatitmustbefixed—I'd__3__thrownitawayoneSaturdayayearago.Itoldthis__4__newstomydaug

hter.“That'sOK,Dad，”shesaid.“Youcan__5__one.Itneedstolastforever.”SheknewIownedacircularsaw(圆锯)and__6__metoturnasheetofplasticfoamintoabunkbed.D

espitethepressureofthathighstandard,anideabeganformingastohowitmightbe__7__.Icouldmakeasimplewoodenbunkbedframe(框架)toholdtwoplasticfoammattresses.W

esetto__8__.Thebunkbedtookanhourtobuild.Mydaughter__9__it.Itwasnotonly__10__toher,butallowedmetopretendthatIwasm

ore__11__makingthingsthanIam.Twoyearslater,whenthatdollbunkbedbroke,mydaughter__12__saidtohermom，“It'sOK.Dadhas__13__.Hecanf

ixanything.”I'm__14__tocontinuetoletmydaughterbelievethatwiththerighttools,dadcanmakeanything.Andthoughitmaynotlastforever,__15__itwilllastl

ongenough.,1．A.hopedB．promisedC．provedD．knew2．A.useB．fixC．findD．move3．A.probablyB．quietlyC．carelesslyD．especially4．A.strangeB．oldC．sadD．untru

e5．A.makeB．buyC．receiveD．borrow6．A.allowedB．taughtC．forcedD．wanted7．A.possibleB．importantC．funnyD．safe8．A.changeB．workC．playD．stu

dy9．A.lovedB．returnedC．repairedD．suggested10．A.realB．usefulC．commonD．natural11．A.patientwithB．excitedaboutC．skillfulinD．hopefulof12．A.seriouslyB．po

litelyC．nervouslyD．confidently13．A.toolsB．jobsC．ideasD．hobbies14．A.afraidB．happyC．luckyD．stupid15．A.atlastB

．atfirstC．atmostD．atleast