高二英語人教必修5：必修5人教版同步練習及答案

課時訓練1Unit1GreatscientistsSectionIIWarmingUp&Reading—LanguagePointsI.品句填詞Theneedtocommunicateisakey（特征）ofhumansociety.Idon'tknowwhosentthegift,butIfIImakesome（詢問）.YouwiIIbe（指示）wheretogoassoonasthepIaneisready.AnactiveattitudetowardsIifecanheIppeopIedeaIwithwhatever（M戰(zhàn)）theymaycomeacrossindailyIife.Whatmadeyou（懷疑）yourbestfriendofhavingtakenyourneckIace?Shetriedeverymeansto（改正）herchildofthebadhabit..選詞填空attendon：beabsorbedin;expose;drawaconeIusion;cureWe'dbetterdiscusstogetherbefore.Ithebookjustnowanddidn'tnoticeyouentertheroom.ThedoctormeofmyiIIness,andIwasverythankfuItohim.Dr.MartinhimseIfthesickmanIastnight,TheyconsideritalmostacrimetochiIdrentoviolenceandsexonTV..單項填空Noonehasanythingbetterthantheplannowunderconsideration.A.putupwith B.comeupC.putforward D.comeuptoMarythoughthighIyofthepainting,buttoMr.Smith'seye,thepaintingwasterribIe.A.eagerB.extraC.exactD.expert3.HerpaIefacesuggestedthatshe badlyiIIandIsuggestedshetohospitaIwithoutdeIay.A.be;shouldbesentB.was;besentC.be;wassentD.was;wassent4.Sosuddenthattheenemyhadnotimetoescape.A.didtheattackB.theattackdidC.wastheattackD.theattackwas5.Shewasso inherjobthatshedidn'thearanybodyknockingatthedoor.A.attractedB.absorbedC.drawnD.focused6.Heisn'tIikehisbrotherinappearance incharacter.A.both;andB.neither;norC.notonly;butaIso D.either;or7.Mr.Greenstoodupindefenceofthe16-year-oldboy,sayingthathewasnottheone.A.bIamed B.blamingC.toblame D.tobebIamed8.―Don'tforgettophonemewhenyougethome.Justtoletmeknowyou*vearrivedsafeIy.—Iwon'tforget.Good-byethen.WithpIeasureIt*skindofyouDon*tmentionitHaveanicetrip—?——SheisveryIoveIyandhasapairofbigeyes.WhatdoyouthinkofSusanWhatdoesSusanlookIikeHowisSusanWhatisSusanTheFoodandAgricultureOrganizationsaysmorethanfortybilliondolIarsayearneedstobeinvestedinagriculturetoworIdhunger,whichisbecomingmoreandmoreserious.A.defeat B.expandC.reject D.cure.閱讀理解MichaeIFaradaywasthesonofabIacksmith（鐵匠）.TherewerefourchiIdreninhisfamilyand,withhisfatherofteniIIandunabIetowork,MichaelFaradayhadtoearnhisIivingfromanearIyage.ThismeantIittIeornoschooling.However,thefamilybelongedtoareIigiousgroup,andFaradayIearnttoreadandwriteatSundaySchooI.WhenhewasonIyfourteen,Faradayfoundajobasabookbinder（裝彳丁工）.Heusedtoreadthebookshewasgiventobindandhebecameveryinterestedinthescientificbooks,particularlytheonesaboutelectricity.Hisinterestsoontookapracticalpathandhebeganconductinghisownexperiments.ThesewereverybasicbecauseFaradayhadtomakeaIIofhisequipmenthimseIf.However,hewasverycarefuIandkeptaclearwrittenrecordofaIIhisfindings.OnedayhewasgivenanentrancetickettotheRoyaIInstitutechemistryIecture,givenbyHumphryDavy.Determinedtoworkforthisgreatscientist,hesentDavyajobappIicationandincItidedhisIaboratoryreportsontheexperimentshehadcarriedout.In1813,DavyofferedFaradayajobasoneofhisIaboratoryassistants.Faradaylearntquicklyandsoonwasrecognizedasaveryableanalyticalchemist.LaterhewenttoworkattheRoyaIInstitute.MichaeIFaradaywas,perhaps,thegreatestpracticaIscientistofthe19thcentury.Asachemist,hediscoveredthebenzene（苯），whichisnowthefocaIpointofchemicaIstudy.HeaIsoprovedthereIationshipbetweeneIectricityandchemicaIbonding（化學鍵）.Asaphysicist,heinventedthedynamo,whichledtothelaterinventionoftheeIectricmotor.HeaIsodiscoveredtheeffectofmagnetism（磁）onIightrays.WhydidFaradayattendSundaySchooI?Hehadtoworkforabookbinderatweekdays.Hehopedtoreadmanyofthescientificbooksthere.HewouIdIiketoIearnreIigiousknowledge.HisfamiIycouldn,taffordhisnormaIschooleducation.Whenworkingasabookbinder,Faraday.pubIishedhisgreatfindingsonelectricitymadehisownequipmentforhisexperimentsreadmanybooksbyHumphryDavygainedhisfameasapracticaIscientistInordertogetachancetoworkforDavy,Faraday.boughtticketstoattendDavy'sIecturesenthisexperimentreportstoDavywenttotheRoyaIInstitutetovisitDavyofferedtodoIaboratoryworkforfreeWecanlearnfromtheIastparagraphthat.theelectricmotorwasinventedbyFaradayeIectricitywasFaraday*sbest-knownfindingFaraday*sresearchcovereddifferentfieldsFaradaywasmoreachemistthanaphysicist.任務型讀寫Smokingisoneoftheworstthingskidscandototheirbodies.Everysingleday,about4,000kidsbetweentheagesof12and17startsmoking.MostjuniorschooIstudentsdon'tsmoke-onIyabout1in10does.Mostseniorschoolstudentsdon'tsmokeeither-about1in4does.Butwhydothosewhosmokeeverbegin?There9smorethanjustonesimpleanswer.Somekidsmaystartsmokingjustbecausethey'recurious.OthersmayIiketheideaofdoingsomethingthatgrown-upsdon'twantthemtodo.StillothersmightthinksmokingisawaytoactorsmokingmakesthemIookIikeanadult.Luckily,fewerpeopIearestartingtosmokethanafewyearsago.Maybethat,sbecausemoreandmorepeopIehavelearnedthatsmokingcancausecancerandheartdisease.Sometimeskidsdon'tworryaboutwhatfutureiIInesstheymightget.NicotineandotherpoisonouschemicaIsintobaccocauseIotsofdiseases,IikeheartprobIemsandsomekindsofcancer.Ifkidssmoke,itwiIIhurttheirIungsandheartseachtimetheyIightup.ItcanaIsomakeitmoredifficultforbIoodtoflowinthebody,sosmokersmayfeeItired.TheIongertheysmoke,theworsethedamagebecomes.Thehumanbodyissmart,anditknowswhenit'sbeingpoisoned.Whenkidstrysmokingforthefirsttime,theyoftencoughaIotandfeeIpainorburntintheirthroatsandIungs.Thisistheirlungs'wayoftryingtoprotectthem.Also,manykidssaythattheyfeeIsicktotheirstomachsoreventhrowup（嘔吐）.TitleKidsandSmokingThemeIt'simportanttomakesurekidsunderstandsmokingisbadfortheir1. .2. thatkidssmoke*Somekidsarejust3. aboutsmoking.*0thersprefertodothingsthatadults themtodo.*StiIIothersthinksmokingisadu11. andtheywanttoactIikeanadult.*SometimeskidsfaiItoworryaboutthe theymightgetinthefuture.7. tothebodySmokingcan8. incancerandheartdisease.Thosewhosmokemayhavea9. oftiredness.*Thefirsttimekidstrysmoking,theyoftencoughandfeeIpainorburntintheirthroatsandIungs.SmokingcanmakekidsfeeI10. totheirstomachs.課時訓練2SectionIIILearningaboutLanguage&UsingLanguageI.品句填詞Theoriginsofthe（宇宙）arestillamystery.TheMay4th（運動）of1919isveryimportantinthehistoryofChina.Ourteachertellsusthatexercise（有助于）togoodhealth.SeveraI（熱情的）youngteachershavejuststartedworkingattheschool.She*sgotareaIly（積極的）attitudetoIife.Whenherhusbandlefthomeshefe11（拋棄）anduseIess..選詞填空reject;bestrictwith;enthusiastic;makesenseof;makesense;cautiousIcan'tthispoem,butperhapsIwiIIifIreaditagain.AlthoughIbytheuniversity,Ididn'tloseheart.AssheveryherchiIdren,theydevelopedagoodstudyinghabit.OnIyafterfinishingreadingthepassagecanyoufindit.WithsomanypeopIewatchinghim,Jimwasvery.Hedoesn*tsoundabouttheplace,inwhichhisparentshaveeverworked..單項填空Idon'tthinkhisreasonforbeingIatemakes.A.use B.senseC.vaIue D.causeTheteacherdidn'texplaintheprobIemcIearIy,somanystudentswere.A.confusing B.mixingC.confused D.mixedFiremensaidthefirewasundercontroI,buttheywarnedthatthechangeinweathermightanewfire.A.bringin B.breakoutC.resultfrom D.IeadtoThepowerstation Iastyearisabigone.A.havingbeenbuiltB.builtC.beingbuiltD.tobebuilt5.Onlyinthij）way togetthereaheadoftime.A. youcanhope B. youdidhopeC. canyouhope D. didyouhopeAsmaIIbutcrowdcheeredasthepIayersranontothefield.A. energetic B. enthusiasticC. enjoyable D. encouragedIcaredfornoneofthepresentsthewonderfuIbagyouboughtformy12thbirthday.A.inadditionto B.asweIIasC.inaddition D.apartfromFrankIin,sabiIitytoIearnfromobservationsandexperiencegreatlytohissuccessinpubIicIife.A.owed B.contributedC.attached D.reIated—HowdoyouwegotoBeijingforourhoiidays?—Ithinkwe'dbetterflythere.It'smuchmorecomfortable.A.insist B.wantC.suppose D.suggestOurstudentsoughttooursharetothecomingcoIIegestudents'sportsmeetinginourcity.A.contribute B.constructC.instruct D.introduceIV.完形填空EverymorningmyfriendwouIdstoponthewaytoworktohaveaquickbreakfastwithher8-year-oldson.Thenshe￡himoffatschool.Theyatethesamethingeverymorning:aneggsandwich,juice,coffeeforher,andmiIkforhim.Onedaysheordereda(n)2_breakfast.Oncetheyfinishedeatingandwereheadingoutofthedoor,she3,saidgoodmorningtoahomeIessmansittingoutsideofthe_4_,andgavehimthebreakfastshehadorderedforhim.He5_her,tellingheritwashisfirstmeaIduringtheIastseveral6,Shecouldn,theIpbutfeel7andwasgladshefinallytook8.ShetoIdhersonthatshehadseenthemaneverydaythatweekthereandthat9,herselfincluded,hadofferedhim10,support,food,ordrink.She11explainedthathomeIessnesscouldhappentoanyoneandthatitwasimportantto_12_needypeople.Soher“TraditionofKindness"13.Eachdaysheandhersonwentonto14thehomeIessmanbreakfast.The15waskeptuntiItheymovedawayseveraIyearsIater, 16theexperiencewasfirmlyputintoherson,smind.Myfriend_17_everytimesheteIIsmethatthis“TraditionofKindness”goesonwithherson,whoremembersthis18tradition.Nowworkinginacompany,hersonstopseverymorningatStarbucksforacoffeeandoffersahomeIesspersonabreakfastbeforegoingtothe_19_.Whatagreattraditionthathecan20tohij>chiIdrenasweII1.A.sentB.droppedC.calledD.drove2.A.IightB.expensiveC.ordinaryD.extra3,A.stoppedB.escapedC.backedD.hid4.A.shopB.marketC.hotelD.restaurant5.A.recognizedB.refusedC.thankedD.found6.A.daysB.minutesC.monthsD.weeks7.A.coldB.goodC.strangeD.nervous8.A.actionB.timeC.careD.effect9.A.everyoneB.someoneC.nooneD.anyone10.,A.educationB.informationC.comfortD.safety11.,A.againB.furtherC.onceD.first12.,A.contactB.encourageC.followD.help13.A.beganB.existedC.failedD.changed14.A.winB.buyC.showD.award15.A.promiseB.agreementC.orderD.practice16.A.althoughB.soC.butD.because17.A.criesB.jumpsC.jokesD.smiles18.A.schooIB.chiIdhoodC.youthD.adulthood19.A.officeB.cinemaC.storeD.Iibrary20.A.connectB.reIateC.passD.moveV.閱讀理解ResearchersatOregonStateUniversity（OSU）havemadeimportantprogressinworkthatshouIdIeadtowardrobotsthatcannotonIywaIkandrunverywell,butuseIittIeenergyatthesametime.StudiesaremovingclosertodesigningrobotsthatcouIddodangerouswork,createprostheticIimbs（假月支）forhumansthatworkmuchbetterthaninthepast,orevenheIpsomepeopIewhousewheeIchairstoget“walking“abiIities.^ResearchershavebeenworkingtowardrobotmovementforaIongtime,99saidJonathanHurst,aprofessoratOSU."Whatwe'vedoneistostudywhatbehaviorisreaIIypossibleforarobot.ffThemovementofhumansandotheranimalsisdifficu11tocopy.UsingIittIeenergy,theycanmoveeasiIyoverhardareas,andenjoybaIancefrommuscles（月兒肉）.TheyhavedifferentwaystodeaIwithforces,suchasholdingsomethinghardinpIacerigidly（牢牢地）,IiketheactofhoIdingacupofcoffeeIeveIduringacarride.Intheirrecentstudies,theOSUresearchersprovedthatthesetwq_gbiIitiesaremutuaIIyexcIusive（相互小p斥的）.HumansdeaIwiththisprobIembyusingpairsofmuscles.Forarobot,themoreit'sabletodooneofthesetasks,theIessabIeitistodotheother.PresentIy,robotsthatcanwaIkandrunmustbeasrigidaspossibIewhilewaIking.Butthiswayusesalotofenergy.TheOSUresearchersareworkingtowardsomethingthathassimiIarorbetterperformance,butusesfarIessenergy,andiscIosertotheabiIitiesofanimals.“Sothere*snoreasonwhyweshouIdn*tbeabIetobuiIdrobotswithgoodmovementabiIity,“Hurstsaid.UCIearIythismightbeusefuIinhighIydangeroussituations.ButIcouldaIsoseegreatimprovementspossiblewithprostheticIimbsthatworkmuchbetterthanpresenttechnoIogy.”TherobotsbeingstudiedbyresearchersatOSU.aresuccessfuInowuseIittIeenergydobetterthanbeforecanrunfasterthanhumansWhichofthefollowinghaveresearchersbeenstudyingalIthetime?A.Therobots?movement.B.Therobots,weight.C.Therobots'sizes.D.Therobots'walkingspeedTheunderIinedwords"twoabilities“inPara.4referto.walkingandrunningwalkingandholdingmovingandusingIittIeenergymovingandbalancingAccordingtoJonathanHurst,weknowthatrobotswithgoodmovementabiIity.canbeusedinmedicaIscienceareonIyusedinhighlydangeroussituationswiIIhardIybecreatedinthefuturewiIIhaveabadinfIuenceonmanWhichsectionofanewspaperisthispassageprobabIytakenfrom?A.Business. B.Science.C.Environment. D.Advertisement.課時訓練3Unit2TheUnitedKingdomSectionIIWarmingUp&Reading—LanguagePointsI.品句填詞Anyonewhoknowshowmany（?。﹖hereareinChina,pIeaseraiseyourhand.WearenotsurewhethersheispIanningtojointhe（聯盟）.ThebankcIosetomyhomecansuppIyyouwithforeign（貨幣）.Hestudiedclassical（建筑學）anddesigninRomeabouttwentyyearsago.Asaheadmaster,moreofhistimeistakenupwith（管理）thanwithteaching.TokyoUniversityisthemostimportanteducationaI（機構）inJapan.II.選詞填空takethepIaceof;breakawayfrom：beIinkedto;clarify;o...Althoughthee-magazinehasgreatlydeveIoped,itstillcantpapermagazines.HedeterminedtohisfamiIyandhasgonetoIiveinAustraIia.GeneraIlyspeaking,Iungdiseasesmoking.AfterWorIdWarTwo,Germanytwoseparatecountries.ThegovernmenthasitspositiononequaIpayforwomenmanytimes..單項填空InternethashadastrongonourIives.A.difference B.defenseC.confidence D.influence—Iamterriblysorry.Ishouldn'thavelostmytemper.—Youatmebutthat,sOK.A.doshout B.haveshoutedC.isshouting D.didshoutChinahasgotagoodforfightingagainstthefluwithitscarefulandsmoothorganization.A.reputation B.infIuenceC.impression D.knowledge—Thefoodhereisniceenough.—MyfriendmearightpIace.A.introduces B.introducedC.hadintroduced D.wasintroducing—WiIIyoubethisafternoon,SamueI?—Itdepends.I'mafraidI*IIwatchNBA.A.suitabIe B.convenientC.accurate D.avaitableThefatheraswellashisthreechiIdrenskatingonthefrozenrivereverySundayafternooninwinter.A.isgoing B.goC.goes D.aregoingIanguagepointsthatTeachersoftenuseiIIustrationstoarethestudents.

IanguagepointsthathandIe;puzzledexpress;puzzIingcIhandIe;puzzledexpress;puzzIingcIarify：puzzIingconclude;puzzledWhen,themuseumwiIIbeopentothepubIicnextyear.A.completed B.compIetingC.tobecompIeted D.itcompIetedAsfortheaccident,heonIytoIdusthemainfacts,mostofthedetaiIs.A.puttingout B.takingoutC.bringingout D.leavingoutWehaveworkedtogetherinharmonyformanyyears,andIfinditwiththem.A.worthyofworking B.uselesstoworkC.worthyworking D.worthwhiIeworking.閱讀理解TheU.S.PostaIServicedeIivers（遞送）maiIthroughrainandsnow.ButpeopIewholookforwardtoreceivingmaiIonSaturdaysmaysoonbedisappointed.Inordertocutcosts,PostmasterGeneraIJohnPotterhassuggestedreducingmaiIdeIiverybyonedayperweek.Fromto,theamountofmaiIintheUnitedStatesdroppedbynearIy26biIIionpieces.Themainreasonsforthedeciine（下降）havenothingtodowithbadweatherorbarkingdogs.IntheInternetage,manypeopIearechoosinge-maiIoverwritingletters.TheyarepayingbillsonIineinsteadofmailingchecks（支票）.Theweakeconomyandseriouscompetitionfromprivatecarriers,suchasFedExandUPS,haveaIsoIedtothedeciine.Asaresult,thePostaIServicelost$3.8biIIionIastyear.OnMarch2,PotterdeIiveredmorebadnews:Withoutmajorchanges,thePostaIServicemayIose$238billionoverthenext10years.Noteveryoneisfortheidea."SaturdayisanimportantdeIiveryday,“JasonChaffetztoldTheWashingtonPost.InsteadofcuttingSaturdayservice,ChaffetzsuggestscreatingpostaI“holidays”ontheslowestdeIiverydayseachyear.HesaysthatcuttingSaturdayservicewiIIdeIay（推遲）importantdeliveries,suchasmedicines.Andpeoplewithoutcomputersdon,thavethechoiceofpayingbiIIsonIine.SupportersofthepIansayitisadifficultbutimportantstep.ThePostaIServiceprojectsthatcuttingonedayofdeIiveriesperweekcouIdsave$3.5billionperyear.ManyAmericansarebehindthenewpostaIpIan.InaGalIupPol1,66percentofpeoplesurveyedsaidtheywereforreducingdeIiveryfromsixdaystofivetoheIpthePostaIServicebaIanceitsbudget（開支）.SomesupporterssaygettingusedtoanewdeIiveryschedulewouIdnotbeaprobIemformostpeopIe.TheyaIsosaythatpeopIewhoneedSaturdaydeIiverycouIduseprivatecarriers.TheU.S.PostaIServicecanceIsSaturday*sdeIiveryto.reducereguIarmailscutdownexpensegivecarriersenoughtimetorestimproveitsserviceTheamountofmaiIintheUSdecIinedfromtobecauseofaIIthefollowingEXCEPT.badweatherhotcompetitionthepooreconomythedeveIopmentoftheInternetAccordingtothepassage,JasonChaffetz.hasnocomputersathomeiscompIainingaboutsIowdeIiveryofthePostaIServiceisdisappointedaboutcuttingSaturdayserviceinsiststhePostaIServicedelivermaiIeverydayWecanlearnfromtheIastparagraphthat.reducingdeIiveryfromsixdaystofivedoesn,tmakemuchdifferencefewAmericansareforthenewpostaIpIanofthePostaIServicefewpeopIearewillingtouseprivatecarriersintheUSalotofpeoplearewishingthePostaIServiceagoodfuture.任務型讀寫DoyouknowanythingabouttheNile?ItistheIongestriverintheworIdandfIowsabout6,677kmthroughEasternAfricafromitsmostremotesourcesinBurunditoadeltaontheMediterraneanSeainNortheastEgypt.Themainheadstreams,theBIueNileandtheWhiteNiIe,joinatKhartouminSudantoformtheNiIeproper.TheriverhasbeenusedforirrigationinEgyptsineeatleast4000B.C.,afunctionnowregulatedIargeIybytheAswanHighDam.ThesourceoftheNiIeanditsIife-givingfloodwereamysterytothepeopIeoftheworIdforcenturies.First,PtoIemyheIdthatthesourcewasthe“MountainoftheMoon”,andthesearchfortheoriginoftheNiIeattractedmuchattentionofthepeopIeinthe18thand19thcenturies.ThenJamesBruce,theScottishexpIorer,wenttolookforthesourceandidentifiedLakeJanaasthesourceoftheBIueNilein1770.AndIater,JohnSpike,theBritishexpIorer,wenttosearchforthesourceofanotherbranchoftheNile.HeiscreditedwiththeidentificationofLakeVictoriaandRiponFallsasthesourceoftheWhiteNile.NowthepeopIealongtheNiIeIoveitsomuchthattheyaretryingaIItheirbesttoprotectitwhiletheymakegooduseofitforagricultureirrigation,industryandtheirdailyIife.TheNiIeStatusTheIongest1. intheworId2. 6,677kmSourceIn3. DestinationTheMediterraneanSea4. TheBlueNiIeTheWhiteNiIe5. atKhartouminSudan.6. oftheoriginoftheNiIeperson7. ConclusionJamesBruceScottishIdentifiedLakeJanaasthesourceoftheBIue8. .JohnSpikeBriuchAnnouncedLakeVictoriaandRiponFallsasthesourceofthe9. NiIe.Presentsituation10. UseforagricuItureimigation,industryandpeopIe*sdaiIyIife.課時訓練4SectionIIILearningaboutLanguage&UsingLanguageI.品句填詞Wewereverybusysotherewasnotimetogo（觀光）whileinRome.ThefootbaIIteamthatwonthefirstintheWorIdCupwasgivenarweIcomebythecrazyfansathome.ShewiIIprobabIytakegreatprideinwearingschool（制月艮）.SinceyouaresenttoworkwithJack,itwiIIbeasopportunitytopractiseyourEnglish.CisthepoliticaIbeliefthataIIpeopleareequaIandthatworkersshouldcontrolthemeansofproducingthings.Whatyousaynowisnot（一致的）withwhatyousaidIastweek.II.選詞填空錯誤！Ihaveacartomeettheforeignguests.Youneedn'tgothere.ThemedicaIteamtendoctorsandfifteennursessetoffonatriptoSichuanIastnight.Wethegoodnewsthatourteamwonthefirst.Wesetupamonumenttheheroes.,hissonhasbeenadmittedtoBeijingUniversity.III.單項填空It'snearIyteno'clockandfatheristocomebackatanymoment.A.possible B.IikelyC.able D.alike,IpassedthemostdifficultexamIhaveeverhad.It'smypleasureTomydisappointmentTomydeIightTomyanger,theyounggirlIaughsinthewayhermotherdidatthatage.Tomydisappointment;thatTomyjoy;inwhichTomysurprise;/Tomyexcitement：which11'ssaidthatheIivesinEngIandinahousewithaIImodern.furnishing;conveniencefurnishing;conveniencesfurnished;conveniencefurnished;conveniences—Whydoyousuggestwebuyanewmachine?—Becausetheoldonehasbeendamaged.A.beyondreach B.beyondrepairC.beyondcontroI D.beyonddescriptionOnhearingthenewsthatherhusbandwaskiIIedbyPakistaniseparatists,thewife.A.brokeaway B.brokeoutC.brokedown D.brokeup—Whydoyoulooksad?—TherearesomanyprobIems.remainingtosettleremainedsettIingremainingtobesettIedremainedtobesettIedHekepthiseyesandstayedwherehewas.A.shut B.tobeshutC.shutting D.toshutItseemsstrangethattherichwomanwhoownsacompanyvegetablesinamarketeveryweekend.A.sells B.hassoldC.shouldseII D.shouIdhavesoldattractsmostofthevisitorstotheparkisthatthereisaspeciaIkindofwaterfromaspringtastingsweet.A.Which B.WhatC.That D.WhyIV.完形填空IdidverybadIyatschooIandnooneIikedme.MybrotherthoughtIwas]andwhenIwas14hesaid,"You'renevergoingtobe2butafaiIure."Afterfiveyearsof 3jobs.IfeIIinlovewithaverynicemiddle-classgirl.Itwasthebest4thatcouIdhavehappenedtome.I5IwantedtodosomethingpositivewithmyIifebecauseIwantedtoproveto6thatwhatpeopIesaidaboutmewas7.Especiallyhermother,whohadsaidtome,"Let's8it.you*vefaiIedateverythingyou*veeverdone."SoItriedhardwithmy9andwenttocoIIege.MyfirstnoveI10_whiIeIwasatcoIIege.ManyofmyfeIlowstudentsadmiredmeverymuchandmygirlfriendwasaIsoveryproud.AftercoIIegeItaughtduringthe11inhighschooIsandattendedeveningcIassatLondonUniversity,whereIgota_12_inhistory.Ibecamealectureratacollegeandwasthinkingof13thatjobtowritefuIItime14Iwasofferedapart-timejobatLeedsUniversity,IbegantofeeIproudofmyseIf_15wasaworkingcIassboywho'dJ6_schooIearIy,nowteachingattheuniversity.MywritingcareertookoffwhenIdiscoveredmyownstyIe.Now19mrichand]7.havebeenonTV,andmetIotsoffilmstars._18_whatdoesitmean?I_19_wishaIIthepeopIethathaveputmedownhad20_:“IbeIieveinyou.You'IIsucceed.”1.A.brightB.useIessC.simpleD.hopefuI2.A.anythingB.somethingC.everythingD.nothing3.A.lowB.poorC.goodD.usefuI4.A.supportB.happinessC.surpriseD.thing5.A.admittedB.decidedC.pIannedD.told6.A.meB.themC.herD.it7.A.wrongB.rightC.stupidD.faulty8.A.seeB.knowC.understandD.face9.A.experimentB.practiceC.writingD.composition

10.A.cameonB.cameinC.cameoutD.cameback11.A.dayB.nightC.monthD.year12.A.gradualionB.passC.degreeD.success13.A.givinginB.givingbackC.givingoutD.givingup14.A.whiIeB.ifC.whenD.or15.A.thereB.hereC.itD.that16.A.leftB.attendedC.changedD.graduated17.A.tiredB.calmC.nervousD.famous18.A.AndB.ButC.HoweverD.WeiI19.A.justB.exactIyC.soD.very20.A.praisedB.saidC.answeredD.advisedThereportcametotheBritishonMay21,1941.TheGermanbattleshipBismarck,themostpowerfuIwarshipintheworld,wasmovingoutintotheAtIanticOcean.Hertask:todestroytheshipscarryingsuppIiesfromtheUnitedStatestowar-tornEngland.TheBritishhadfearedsuchatask.NowarshiptheyhadcouldmatchtheBismarckinspeedorinfirepower.TheBismarckhadeight15-inchgunsand81smaIlerguns.Shecouldmoveat30nauticaImiles（海里）anhour.ShewasbeIievedtobeunsinkabIe.However,theBritishhadtosinkher.TheysentoutataskforceheadedbytheirbestbattIeshipHoodtohuntdowntheBismarck.OnMay24,theHoodfoundtheBismarck.11wasameetingthattheGermancommanderLuetjensdidnotwanttosee.HisordersweretodestroytheBritishshipsthatwerecarryingsuppIies,buttostayawayfromafightwithBritishwarships.ThebattIedidn'tIastlong.TheBismarck*sfirsttorpedo（魚雷）hittheHood,whichwentdowntakingaIIbutthreeofher1,419menwithher.Butinthefight,theBismarckwassIightIydamaged.HercommanderdecidedtorunforrepairstoFrance,whichhadatthattimebeentakenbytheGermans.TheBritishforcefollowedher.However,becauseoftheBismarck,sspeedandtheheavyfog,theylostsightofher.Fortwodays,everyBritishshipintheAtIantictriedtofindtheBismarck,butwithnosuccess.FinalIy,shewassightedbyapIanefromIreIand.TryingtosIowth