新課標(biāo)人教版高中英語(yǔ)必修三 Unit1 精品學(xué)案(教師版)

新課標(biāo)人教版高中英語(yǔ)必修三Unit1精品學(xué)案(教師版)新課標(biāo)人教版高中英語(yǔ)必修三Unit1精品學(xué)案(教師版)新課標(biāo)人教版高中英語(yǔ)必修三Unit1精品學(xué)案(教師版)資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月新課標(biāo)人教版高中英語(yǔ)必修三Unit1精品學(xué)案(教師版)版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：必修三Unit1Festivalsaroundtheworld單元要點(diǎn)詞匯部分詞語(yǔ)辨析1.takeplace/happen/occur/comeabout/breakout2.celebrate/congratulate3.gather/collect4.award/reward詞形變化1.beautyn.美，美麗；美人，美的東西beautifuladj.美的，美麗的beautifullyadv.美麗地；優(yōu)美地beautifyv.美化，變美2.religionn.宗教,信仰religiousadj.宗教的,虔誠(chéng)的3.satisfyvt.滿足；使?jié)M意satisfactionn.滿意satisfyingadj.令人滿意的satisfied感到滿意的4.arrivevi.到達(dá)，到來(lái)arrivaln.到達(dá),到來(lái),到達(dá)者/物5.dependvi.依靠,信賴,決定于dependentadj.依靠的,依賴的independentadj.獨(dú)立的,自主的dependencen.信賴，依賴independencen.獨(dú)立，自立6.energyn.活力，精力，能源energeticadj.精力充沛的，充滿活力的energeticallyadv.精力充沛地，積極地7.apologizevi.道歉，認(rèn)錯(cuò)apologyn.道歉，認(rèn)錯(cuò)8.sadadj.悲哀的；十分糟糕的，令人傷心遺憾的sadlyadv.悲哀地；凄慘地sadnessn.悲哀；悲痛；凄慘重點(diǎn)單詞1.mean(meant,meant)vt.&vi.意思是；意味著；打算；預(yù)定2.starvevi.&vt.(使)餓死；餓得要死3.beliefn.[c,u]信任；信仰；信心4.gainvt.獲得；得到n.[c,u]收獲；獲利5.admirevt.贊美；欽佩；羨慕6.permissionn.[u]許可；允許7.remindvt.提醒；使想起8.forgive(forgave,forgiven)vt.原諒；饒恕重點(diǎn)詞組1.takeplace發(fā)生;舉行2.inmemoryof紀(jì)念；追念3.dressup盛裝；打扮；裝飾4.playatrickon對(duì)某人搞惡作劇/詐騙/開玩笑5.lookforwardto盼望；期待6.turnup出現(xiàn)；到達(dá)；發(fā)現(xiàn)；調(diào)大(音量等)7.keepone’sword守信用；履行諾言8.holdone’sbreath屏息；屏住氣9.setoff出發(fā)；動(dòng)身；使爆炸重點(diǎn)句子1.Thecountryiscoveredwithcherrytreeflowerssothatitlooksasthoughitmightbecoveredwithpinksnow.2.ItwasobviousthatthemanagerofthecoffeeshopwaswaitingforLiFangtoleave.重點(diǎn)語(yǔ)法情態(tài)動(dòng)詞的兩類重要用法：1．表示推測(cè)2．征詢意見一、根據(jù)句子的意思翻譯或按要求填詞。1.takeplace/happen/occur/comeabout/breakouttakeplace表示“發(fā)生、舉行、舉辦”，一般指非偶然性事件“發(fā)生”，有某種原因或事先安排。happen作“發(fā)生、碰巧”解，一般用于偶然或突發(fā)性事件。occur作“發(fā)生、想到、突然想起”解，其意義相當(dāng)于eabout表示“發(fā)生、產(chǎn)生”，多指事情已經(jīng)發(fā)生了，但還不知道為什么，常用于疑、否breakout意思為“發(fā)生、爆發(fā)”，常指戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)、災(zāi)難、疾病、火災(zāi)或者爭(zhēng)吵等事件的發(fā)生1).Greatchangeshave__takenplace__(發(fā)生)inourhometownduringthepasttenyears.2).Itoccurredtomethat(我突然想起)Isawhimonmywayhomeyesterday.3).Ihappenedtosee(碰巧看見)yoursistercryingonmywaytoschoolyesterday.IwasinsuchahurrythatIhadnotimetoaskwhathadhappenedto(介詞)her4).WhentheSecondWorldWarbrokeout(爆發(fā)),Tomwasonlyanewborninfant.5).I’llneverunderstandhowitcameabout(發(fā)生)thatyouwerelatethreetimesaweek.2.celebrate/congratulatecelebrate“慶?！?，后面跟某個(gè)節(jié)日或物。congratulate“祝賀”，一般搭配為congratulatesb.on(doing)sth.“祝賀某人某事”。Let’sholdapartytocelebrateyourbirthdayandatthesametimecongratulateyouonyourpassingtheexamination.3.gather/collect這兩詞用不及物動(dòng)詞時(shí)用，?？苫Q，都表“聚集；聚攏”gather強(qiáng)調(diào)將分散的東西收集在一起。collect對(duì)某些事物進(jìn)行逐漸的收集，強(qiáng)調(diào)為了研究目的或愛好而做的有鑒別、有計(jì)劃的收集1).Thedustmencollecttherubbishonceaweek.2).Agroupofpeoplelikecollectingstamps.4.award/rewardawardn.“獎(jiǎng)品”、“獎(jiǎng)金”，指因?yàn)樽鞒鼋艹龀删投塥?jiǎng)win/get/receiveanawardforsth.vt.“授與”、“頒發(fā)”、“判給”awardsb.sth.=awardsth.tosb.rewardn.“賞金”、“酬金”或一些非金錢的報(bào)酬asarewardvt.表示“報(bào)答”、“酬謝”之意rewardsb.forsth./rewardsb.withsth.1).TheyawardedJohnthefirstprizeinthecontest.2).Isthathowyou___reward_____meformyhelp3).Thefilmwonan____award__for_itsphotography.二、用括號(hào)內(nèi)所提供詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。1).Weshouldrespectthe________(religion)activitiesofthelocalpeople.2).Totheexperts’_________(satisfy),thesickchildhadaquickrecovery.3).Heisthemost_________(energy)boyIhaveevermet.4).Nowadayslotsofyoungpeoplewantfinancial________(depend) .5).Mikewasarrestedonhis________(arrive)fromNewYork.6).Youmustmakean________(apologize)toyoursisterforbeingsorude.7).Heexpressedhis________(sad)aboutwhathadhappened.8).Theirhouseis________(beauty)decorated.1).religious 2).satisfaction 3).energetic 4).independence 5).arrival 6).apology 7).sadness8).beautifully三、重點(diǎn)詞匯練習(xí)1.mean(meant,meant)vt.&vi.意思是；意味著；打算；預(yù)定(sth.)meandoingsth.意味著… (sb)meantodosth.打算做…h(huán)admeanttodosth.本來(lái)打算做某事 bemeantfor打算作……用；打算給…(sth.)bemeanttodosth.被預(yù)定/指定/認(rèn)為做Whatdoyoumeanby...你……是什么意思1).InsomepartsofLondon,missingabusmeanswaiting(wait)foranotherhour.2).Whatdidhemeanby(介詞)sayingthatremark3).Ihadmeanttocome（本來(lái)打算來(lái)）yesterday,butIhadanunexpectedvisitor.4).這些房間是打算用作少年活動(dòng)中心的。Theseroomsaremeantforthechildren’scentre.2.starvevi.&vt.(使)餓死；餓得要死starvationn.[u]餓死starvetodeath=dieofstarvation/hunger餓死 starvesbtodeath把某人餓死starveforsth.=bestarvedofsth.=hope/longforsth.希望/渴望得到某物1).Thousandsofpeoplestarvedtodeath/diedofstarvationinAfrica.2).Thesechildrenarestarvingforlove.3.beliefn.[c,u]信任；信仰；信心believevt.&vi.相信havebeliefinsth/sb對(duì)某事物/人的真實(shí)性和正確性所具有的信心 beyondbelief難以置信inthebeliefthat...相信 …… Itismybeliefthat...我相信…… 1).Itismybeliefthatnuclearweaponsareimmoral.（我相信）2).Thecrueltyofthemurderswasbeyondbelief.（難以置信）4.gainvt.獲得；得到n.[c,u]收獲；獲利1).表示經(jīng)過(guò)努力一點(diǎn)一點(diǎn)地獲得自己渴望的東西Hehasgainedrichexperienceintheseyears.2).表示速度、重量等慢慢增加Hegainedweightafterrecoveryfromhisillness.3).（鐘，表）走快Thisclockgainsfiveminutesaday.這只鐘每天快5分鐘。1).Hehasgainedrichexperienceintheseyears.這些年他已獲取了豐富的經(jīng)驗(yàn)。2).Hegainedweightafterrecoveryfromhisillness.康復(fù)后他的體重增加了。3).Nopains,nogains.一分耕耘,一分收獲。5.admirevt.贊美；欽佩；羨慕admirationn.[u]欽佩；羨慕admiresb.forsth./doingsth.在某方面欽佩某人 inadmiration贊美地/欽佩地1).我們都?xì)J佩他的勇氣和膽識(shí)。Wealladmirehimforhiscourageandbravery.2).我欽佩地看著那小女孩彈鋼琴。Iwatchedthegirlplayingthepianoinadmiration.6.permissionn.[u]許可；允許permitvt.準(zhǔn)許；許可；允許permitn.許可（證）；執(zhí)照with/without(one’s)permission得到（未經(jīng)）允許 asksb.forpermission征求某人的許可givesb.permissiontodosth.:permitsb.todosth. haveone’spermission得到某人的同意 1).Theyenteredtheareawithoutpermission(未經(jīng)允許).2).Theprisonauthoritiespermitvisiting(visit)onlyonceamonth.3).WehavearrangedtoplaytennisonSaturday,weatherpermitting(permit).4).Youwillneedtoobtainplanningpermission(permit)ifyouwanttoextendyourhouse.7.remindvt.提醒；使想起remindsb.ofsth.使某人想起某事 remindsb.of/aboutsth.提醒某人記住某事remindsb.todosth.提醒某人做某事 remindsb.that...提醒某人/使某人想起……1).這些照片使我想起我的童年。Thesephotosremindmeofmychildhood.2).請(qǐng)?zhí)嵝盐乙刻旆嗡?。Pleaseremindmetotakemymedicinethreetimesaday.或PleaseremindmethatIshouldtakemymedicinethreetimesaday.8.forgive(forgave,forgiven)vt.原諒；饒恕1).I’llneverforgiveyouforwhat(因你所說(shuō)的話而原諒你)yousaidtome.2).Theyforgave(forgive)himforhiscrimes.3).Forgivemyinterrupting(interrupt)you.四、重點(diǎn)詞組練習(xí)1.inmemoryof=tothememoryof紀(jì)念；追念 [短語(yǔ)歸納]in+n.+of短語(yǔ)：inhonourof為了紀(jì)念……；向……表示敬意 inpraiseof歌頌 infavorof贊同,支持inchargeof負(fù)責(zé) inneedof需要 insearchof尋找inpossessionof擁有inplaceof代替2.dressup盛裝；打扮；裝飾 dressupforsth.為某事而盛裝 dressupassb.打扮成為某人bedressedin穿著(衣服或顏色) dresssb./oneself給某人或自己穿衣服1).Theboywasdressedinashortpant.2).HedressedupasChristmasFathertoamusethechildren.3.playatrick/trickson對(duì)某人搞惡作劇/詐騙/開玩笑；對(duì)某人施計(jì)謀1).Hewasletinbyplayingatrickon(介詞)theguard.2).Shehatedbeingplayed(play)tricksoninpublic.4.lookforwardto盼望；期待[短語(yǔ)歸納]短語(yǔ)中to是介詞，后接名詞、代詞及動(dòng)詞-ing形式：leadto導(dǎo)致；通向 objectto反對(duì) referto查閱；提到 stickto粘??；堅(jiān)持addto增加addupto總計(jì) compare......to把……比作 seeto負(fù)責(zé)，處理getcloseto接近；差點(diǎn) getdownto著手做……get/beusedto習(xí)慣于payattentionto注意……putanendto結(jié)束，停止 admitto承認(rèn) devote...to貢獻(xiàn)……給；致力于……1).Hehasbeenlookingforwardtoseeing(see)itforalongtime.2).ThedayIhadbeenlookingforwardtocame(come).3).Iusedtoget(get)uplate,butnowI’musedtogetting(get)upearly.5.turnup出現(xiàn)；到達(dá)；發(fā)現(xiàn)；調(diào)大(音量等)turnon打開(煤氣、自來(lái)水、電燈等) turnoff關(guān)上 turndown減弱，降低，拒絕turnaround/about轉(zhuǎn)過(guò)身來(lái) turnout生產(chǎn)，制造；(常與to,that連用)結(jié)果是 turntosb./sth.(forhelp)向……求助，查閱1).ItturnedoutthatitwasTimwhobrokethevase.2).Thesadchildturnedtohismotherforcomfort.6.keepone’sword(=keepone’spromise)守信用；履行諾言breakone’sword/promise違背諾言，失信 Wordcamethat…有消息傳來(lái)說(shuō)……h(huán)aveawordwithsb.和某人說(shuō)幾句話 havewordswithsb.與某人爭(zhēng)吵ina/oneword總之，簡(jiǎn)言之 beyondwords無(wú)法用語(yǔ)言表達(dá)inotherwords換句話說(shuō)have/saythelastword下結(jié)論；說(shuō)了算 takebackone’swords收回自己說(shuō)過(guò)的話7.holdone’sbreath屏息；屏住氣(be)outof/shortofbreath上氣不接下氣 loseone’sbreath氣喘噓噓；上氣不接下氣catchone’sbreath屏住氣；歇口氣wasteone’sbreath(onsb/sth)（對(duì)某人/某事物）白費(fèi)唇舌8.setoff出發(fā)；動(dòng)身；使爆炸setoffforaplace出發(fā)到某地setup創(chuàng)立，建立setsthaside擱置某物；節(jié)省或保留錢或時(shí)間setaboutdoingsth開始（某工作）；著手做某事setouttodosth.開始做某事1).Thenewgovernmentmustsetaboutfindingsolutionstothecountry’seconomicproblems.2).Thechildrensetoffthefireworksintheyard.3).Shesetsasideabitofmoneyeverymonth.4).Theysetupastatueinhonorofthenationalhero.5).They’vesetoff/outonajourneyroundtheworld.9.asthough/asif1).Sheactedasthoughnothinghadhappened．她裝得好像什么事也沒發(fā)生過(guò)似的。2).Itlooksasifitisgoingtorain．看樣子天要下雨了。3).Thechildtalksasifshewereanadult.那孩子說(shuō)話的樣子好象她是個(gè)大人。2.Itwasobvious/clearthat…=obviously/clearly,…“很明顯……，顯而易見……”Itis/was+adj./n./.+that-clause1).真奇怪，這么重要的會(huì)議，他居然缺席。Itwasstrangethatheshouldhavebeenabsentfromsuchanimportantmeeting.2).顯然，你錯(cuò)了。Itisobviousthatyouarewrong./Obviously,you’rewrong.3).他竟然向我們?nèi)龌牛媸强蓯u。Itwasashamethatheshouldhaveliedtous.4).據(jù)報(bào)道，雙方的會(huì)談?dòng)羞M(jìn)展。Itisreportedthatthetalksbetweenthetwosidesaremakingprogress.五、語(yǔ)法填空ChristchildMarketisapleasantfestivalforchildreninKitchener,Canada.Myhusband,mydaughterandIattended1thisyear.AswewalkedthroughVictoriaPark,Ibreathedinthefreshsmellofwinter.ThebarebranchesofthetreeswereshiningwithChristmaslights2thenew-fallensnow.Intheopenareaswerechildren,parents,grandparentsandtheirrelatives,3smilingastheyheldtheircandiesintheirhandsandwaited4(patience)forthemagiceventtobegin.Aswejoinedthecrowds,wequicklyforgotaboutthatCOM,forIsawtheexcitementofthechildrenandthe5(welcome)smilesofthepeoplearoundme.SoonthecrowdmovedtoKitchenerCityHall.Inthedistancewecouldseealltheofficials6(wait)forus.Atthecenterofthesquare,thesummertimefountainhadturnedtoice,7youngchildrenwereplayingabout.8thecrowdswalkingintothesquare,theopeningceremonybegan:songs,dancesand9performances.ThentheChristmaslightsontheChristmastreewereturned10,causingeveryonetocheerwithdelight.ChristchildMarketofficiallyopened!指ChristchildMarket這個(gè)節(jié)日“以……為背景；襯托”指代他們所有人?！盁崆榈?，歡迎的，友好的”。6.waiting7.where8.With“隨著”9.other前面提到唱歌，跳舞，那么這里就是其他節(jié)目。10.onturnon固定搭配。六、基礎(chǔ)寫作在當(dāng)今世界，了解最新信息是很關(guān)鍵的。請(qǐng)你結(jié)合下面的提示，寫一篇關(guān)于信息的短文。信息的重要性1．在許多領(lǐng)域，成功與否取決于是看得到最新信息2．失敗與缺乏信息有關(guān)信息的來(lái)源渠道1．閱讀報(bào)刊、收聽廣播、觀看電視等2．上網(wǎng)查詢資料信息的前景信息將起著越來(lái)越重要的作用Inthemodemworld,itisimportanttobewellinformed,becausesuccessinmanyfieldsdependsongettingthelatestinformation.While,failureoftenresultsfromthelackofnecessaryinformation.Therearemanywaysofgettinginformation.Forexample,wereadnewspapersandnewsmagazines,listentothenewsontheradio,watchitontelevision,andwecanalsosurftheInternetforvariouskindsofinformation.Itisbelievedthatinformationwillplayamoreandmoreimportantpartinthefuture.七、完形填空J(rèn)ustuptheroadfrommyhomeisafield,withtwohorsesinit．Fromadistance，eachhorselookslikeanyhorse．Butifyougetcloser,youwill36somethingquiteinteresting——oneofthehorsesis37．Hisownerhaschosennottohavehimputdown（殺死）,38hasmadehimasafeandcomfortablebarn（馬棚）to39．Thisisprettyamazing．Butifyoustandnearbyandlisten，youwillhearthesoundofa40．Itiscomingfromasmallerhorseinthefield．41tothehorseisasmallbell．It42theblindfriendknowwheretheotherhorseis，sohecan43．Asyoustandandwatchthesetwofriendsyou'llseethatthehorsewiththebellisalways44theblindhorse，andthattheblindhorsewill45forthebellandthenslowlywalktowheretheotherhorseis，trustinghewillnotbeledthe46way．Whenthehorsewiththebellreturnstotheshelterofthe47eachevening,hewillstop48tolookback，makingsurethattheblindfriendisn'ttoo49behindtohearthebell．Liketheownerofthesetwohorses，thekindpeoplearoundusdonot50usawayjustbecausewearenotperfectorbecausewehave51．Sometimeswearetheblindhorse，being52bythelittleringingbellofthosewhocometo53us．Andwearetheguidehorse54othertimes,helpingotherstofindtheir55．．doubt B．notice C．decide D．recognize．strong B．deaf C．blind D．lamb ．so B．because C．but D．a(chǎn)s ．leaveout B．letout C．decideon D．livein ．drum B．trumpet C．bell D．violin ．Added B．Attached C．Turned D．Applied ．watches B．feels C．lets D．finds ．follow B．smell C．drive D．instruct ．gettingoff B．leavingout C．checkingon D．breakingdown．a(chǎn)nswer B．listen C．blame D．a(chǎn)ccount ．high B．wide C．wrong D．crowded ．barn B．hotel C．camp D．garage ．suddenly B．occasionally C．slightly D．quickly ．high B．deep C．wide D．far ．put B．throw C．burn D．blow ．fames B．houses C．problems D．treasures ．cheated B．punished C．guided D．taken ．beat B．teach C．help D．change ．on B．a(chǎn)t C．over D．a(chǎn)mong ．job B．knowledge C．justice D．way 36-55BCCDCACACBCABDBCCCBD八、閱讀理解AHowDoAnimalsCatchtheirZZZ's（打鼾聲）Differentcreatureshavedevelopedsomeprettycreativewaystogettheirrestandstaysafe．Thelizardlikestosleepatthefarendofsmallbrancheshangingoutoverapondorlakeintherainforest．Ifasnaketriestoslitherupthebranchtoeatit,itwillshakethebranchandknockthelizardoff,andthelizardwillfallsafelyintothewater．Chameleonscanchangecolortomatchtheirsurroundingsinordertohideevenwhilesleeping．Gorillasliketosleephighinthetrees．Theybuildanewbedeverynight,sometimestakinguptohalfanhourtopilebranches,twigs,andleavesintoacomfortablebed．Birdsalsofinditsafetosleepinthetrees,butunlesstheyhaveeggsoryoungchicks,theydon'tuseanest．Theyjustlocktheirfeetaroundabranchandhangon．Aspecialtendonintheirlegsisautomaticallytightwhentheyareatrest,sotheywon'tletgoandfall．Dolphinsliveunderwater,butmustcometothesurfacetobreathe．Scientistsnowbelievethatdolphinsmaysleepwithonlyhalftheirbrain,whiletheotherhalfstaysawaketokeepthemsafeandbreathing．Sealsalsodothis,lyingontheirsidesonthesurfaceofthewaterwithoneflipperunderwaterpaddlingtokeeptheirnosesabovethesurface．Someducksmayalsohavethisability,andactuallysleepwithoneeyeclosedandoneeyeopen．doesachameleonprotectitselfwhilesleepingAA．Bychangingitsbodycolors．B．Byhangingoutoverapond．C．Bysleepingwithhalftheirbrain．D．Bymakingbedswithbranches．willnotbirdsfallwhentheyareatrestDA．Theybuildnestsandsleepinthem．B．Theyfallasleepautomatically．C．Theyhavealoosetendonintheirlegs．D．Theylocktheirfeetaroundabranch．dodolphinsbreatheBA．Theybreatheunderwater．B．Theycometothesurfacetobreathe．C．Theybreatheunderwaterorcometothesurfacetobreathe．D．Wedon'tknow．doesthewriterintendtotellusBA．Thecleverestanimalisthegorillabecauseitcanmakebeds．B．Differencesinhabitatcanleadtodifferentlivinghabits．C．ThewaysanimalscatchtheirZZZ'sareprettymuchthesame．D．InordertoprotectthemselvesmostanimalschoosenottosleepBItwasthefirstsnowofwinter—anexcitingdayforeverychildbutnotformostteachers．Upuntilnow,Ihadbeenoldenoughtodressmyself,buttodayIwouldneedsomehelp．MissFinlayson,mykindergartenteacher,hadbeenthroughfirstsnowdaysmanytimes,butIthinkshemuststillrememberthisone．Imanagedtogetintomywoolsnowtrousers．ButIstruggledonmyjacketbecauseitdidn'tfitwell．Itwasahand-me-downfrommybrother,anditmademewonderwhyIhadtowearhisuglyclothes．Atleastmyhatandscarfweremine,andtheywerequitepretty．FinallyitwastimetohaveMissFinlaysonhelpmewithmyboots(靴子）．Inhercalm,motherlyvoiceshesaid,"Bytheendofwinter,youwillallbeabletoputonyourownboots.”Ididn'trealizeattimethatthiswasmoreastatementofhopethanofconfidence（信心）．Ihandedhermybootsandstuckoutmyfoot．Likemostchildren,Iexpectedgrown-upstodoallthework．Aftermuchpushing,shemanagedtogetthefirstoneintoplaceandthen,withasigh（嘆氣）workedthesecondoneontoo．Isaid,"They'reonthewrongfeet．”Shestruggledtogetthebootsoffandwentthroughthejoylesstaskofputtingthemonagain．"They'remybrother'sboots,youknow,"Isaid．"Ihatethem"．Somehow,fromlongyearsofpractice,shemanagedtoactasthoughIwasn'tanannoying（煩人的）littlegirl．Shepushedandpushed,gentlythistime．Withagreatersigh,seeingtheendofherstrugglewithme，sheasked,"Now,whereareyourmittens（連指手套）’’Ilookedintohereyesandsaid,"Ididn'twanttolosethem,soIhidtheminthetoesofmyboots．”littlegirlwasmoresatisfiedwithher＿．DA．trousersB．jacketC．bootsD．hatFmlaysonhaddifficultywiththegirl'sbootsmainlybecause＿．BA．thegirlgotthemfromherbrotherB．thegirlputsomethinginthemC．theywereonthewrongfeetD．theydidnotfitthegirlwelldoestheauthorMissFinlaysonwouldrememberthatfirstsnowdayCA．Becausethelittlegirlwasinherbrother'sclothes．B．Becauseitwasthemostexcitingdayofthewinter．C．Becausethelittlegirlplayedatrickonher．D．Becausethelittlegirlworeaprettyscarf．canlearnfromthetextthatMissFinlaysonBA．waslosingconfidenceinthelittlegirl．B．graduallylostpatiencewiththelittlegirl．C．becamedisappointedwiththelittlegirl．D．wasgettingboredwiththelittlegirl．CMuseumofLondonAttheMuseumofLondonyoucanexperienceanddiscoverthehiddentreasuresinourcity'shistory．Fromtalks,walksandtourstoeveningclasses,there'salwayssomethinghappeningatmuseums．Themuseumishereforyouallyearroundsoyoucanrelaxinourcafes,findagiftinourshoporjustenjoythesights．NationalArmyMuseumThemuseumisavailabletowheelchairusers．Andbabychangingunitsareavailableinthemaleandfemaletoilets．Themuseumcafeoffersfreshly-madeteaandcoffeeandseasonalfood．TheNationalArmyMuseumShopoffersdifferentkindsofgoods（商品）whichcanbeorderedbytelephoneormailorder,andanonlineshophasopened．Openinghours:10:00a．m．-5：30p．m．GardenMuseumTheGardenMuseumexploresandcelebratesBritishgardensandgardeningthroughitscollection．Aplannedprogramoftalks,children'sactivitiesandplantshowsrunsthroughouttheyear．Theshopoffersalotofperfectpresentsforthosewholovegardensandthegardencafeservesdeliciousfreshly-madefood．Themuseumalsowelcomesvolunteergardeners．MusicalMuseumTheMusicalMuseumcontainsmanycollectionsofmusicalinstruments．ThemuseumisopentothepublicfromTuesdaytoSunday．Weareplanningmanyspecialperformancestowhichyouareallinvited．Ifyouwouldliketohaveapartyoruseourfacilities（設(shè)備）,thenpleasecallusforfurtherdetails．Themuseumshopprovidesanumberofpresentsformusicalinstrumentlovers．Forfurtherdetailspleasevisitthewebsiteatwww．visit-hounslow．com．canlearnfromthetextthatallthemuseumsAA．haveagiftshopforvisitorsB．havecollectionsofinstrumentsC．offerlargebabychangingunitsD．offerdifferentsight-seeingtours'sspecialabouttheGardenMuseumDA．Youcanordergoodsbymail．B．Youcanhavefreshly-madeseasonalfood．C．Youcanrelaxinthecafesallday．D．Youcanworkasavolunteerthere．youwanttoholdaparty,youshouldgotoCA．theGardenMuseumB．theMuseumofLondonC．theMusicalMuseumD．theNationalArmyMuseumDToomuchTVwatchingcanharmchildren'sabilitytolearnandevenreducetheirchancesofgettingacollegedegree,newstudiessuggestinthelatestefforttoexaminetheeffectsoftelevisiononchildren．Oneofthestudieslookedatnearly400northernCaliforniathird-graders．ThosewithTVsintheirbedroomsscoredabouteightpointsloweronmathandlanguageartsteststhanchildrenwithoutbedroomTVs．Asecondstudy,lookingatnearly1000grown-upsinNewZealand,foundlowereducationlevelsamong26-year-oldswhohadwatchedlotsofTVduringchildhood．Buttheresultsdon'tprovethatTVisthecauseanddon'truleoutthatalreadypoorlymotivatedyoungsters（年輕人）maywatchlotsofTV．TheirstudymeasuredtheTVhabitsof26-year-oldsbetweenages5and15．Thosewithcollegedegreeshadwatchedanaverage（平均）oflessthantwohoursofTVperweeknightduringchildhood,comparedwithanaverageofmorethan21/2hoursforthosewhohadnoeducationbeyondhighschool．IntheCaliforniastudy,childrenwithTVsintheirroomsbutnocomputerathomescored（得分）thelowestwhilethosewithnobedroomTVbutwhohadhomecomputersscoredthehighest．WhilethisstudydoesnotprovethatbedroomTVsetscausedthelowerscores,itaddstofindingsthatchildrenshouldn'thaveTVsintheirbedrooms．totheCaliforniastudy,thelow-scoringgroupmightAA．havewatchedalotofTVB．notbeinterestedinmathC．beunabletogotocollegeD．havehadcomputersintheirbedroomsistheresearchers'understandingoftheNewZealandstudyresultsDA．Poorlymotivated26-year-oldwatchmoreTV．B．HabitsofTVwatchingreducelearninginterest．C．TVwatchingleadstolowereducationlevelsofthe15-year-olds．D．TheconnectionbetweenTVandeducationlevelsisdifficulttoexplain69.WhatcanwelearnfromthelasttwoparagraphsCA．Moretimeshouldbespentoncomputers．B．ChildrenshouldbeforbiddenfromwatchingTV．C．TVsetsshouldn'tbeallowedinchildren'sbedrooms．D．Furtherstudiesonhigh-achievingstudentsshouldbedone．wouldbethebesttitleforthistextBA．Compu