國立板橋高中九十九學(xué)年度一年級新生英文科暑假作業(yè)

OxfordBookwormsLibraryStage2 PAGE4 國立板橋高中九十九學(xué)年度一年級新生英文科暑假作業(yè)Dearincomingfreshmen,Tobeginwith,we’dliketowishyouawarmwelcometoourschool.YoumighthavealreadyheardabouthowdifficultseniorhighschoolEnglishcanbe,butinfact,itisnot,aslongasyougetintothehabitofreading.Readinganinterestingnovelsuitableforyourlevelisaverygoodstart.Andthisiswhatwerequireyoutododuringthissummervacation.PickONEofthenovelslistedbelow.(擇一閱讀即可)OxfordBookwormsLibrary2:TheCantervilleGhost古堡守護靈ISBN:978-0-19-479015-4這個房子已經(jīng)有鬼三百年了，住在裡面的LordCanterville家族再也無法忍受所以將這大的老房子賣給一個美國家族。購買這個房子和裡面的鬼是一位叫Mr.HiramB.Otis的美國人，他很高興，因為美國人根本不相信世界上有鬼的存在。但住在Canterville的鬼已經(jīng)計劃好要如何驚嚇Otis家族，但是美國人是不會那麼容易害怕就算是很吵鬧的小孩和可憐的鬼，想知道故事最後的結(jié)果嗎？OxfordBookwormsLibrary3:ChemicalSecret化學(xué)機密ISBN:978-0-19-479112-0這份工作實在太棒了。應(yīng)該不會有問題──事實上，問題卻存在著。JohnDuncan是個老實人，但他著實需要錢。他必須照顧他的小孩。他隨時準備應(yīng)戰(zhàn)，而且他的老闆深知這一點。Beforeyoureadthenovel,takealookatitscoverpictureandtheintroduction.Guesswhatkindofstoryitis.Whileandafteryoureadthenovel,dothereadingactivitiesinthebackofthebook.(optional)Downloadtheworksheetsfromourschoolwebsite,andprintthemoutonA4papers.Therearetwosetsofworksheets,oneforTheCantervilleGhost;theotherforChemicalSecret.YouonlyneedtofinishONEofthesetsbasedonthenovelyouread.YourteacherwillcollectitonthefirstdayofyourEnglishclassinSeptember.(required)Ourschoolwebsite:.tw/97/(或google:板橋高中)若在[最新消息]欄位找不到下載檔案，請在[關(guān)鍵字]輸入高一新生英文科暑假作業(yè)，[找公告]欄位選[教務(wù)處教學(xué)組]，就可以找到囉。購書資訊：敦煌書局全省營業(yè)所至敦煌書局板橋營業(yè)所購買以上書籍時，請先告知櫃檯人員你是板中新生，方可享有團購價。臺北縣板橋市文化路一段268號5樓之1(田明文化金融大樓五樓)TEL:02-82520668營業(yè)時間：週一~週五09:00-18:00交通路線：捷運-捷運新埔站2號出口，步行約3分鐘公車:搭乘233.245.264.310.701.702.703致理技術(shù)學(xué)院下車ComprehensionTestTheCantervilleGhostOscarWilde1 Arethesesentencestrue(T)orfalse(F)?a TheOtisfamilywereEnglish.b Theghostkilledhiswife.c Atfirsttheghostdidn’twantanyoil.d OnenightWashingtonputonasuitofarmour.e Theghostwasfrightenedoftheghostthatthetwinsmade.f TheghostfrightenedtheyoungDukeofCheshireastheHorsemanofDeath.g Virginiawasafraidoftheghost.h TheghosttoldhisstorytoVirginia.i Virginiahelpedtheghost.j TheghostwasatCantervilleChaseattheendofthestory. 20marks2 Putthefollowingeventsintherightorder.Numberthem1-10.a TheOtisfamilymovedtoCantervilleChase.b Washingtoncleanedthebloodstain.c MrOtisboughtCantervilleChase.d TheghostgavesomejewelstoVirginia.e Virginiagotmarried.f MrOtisgavetheghostsomeoil.g Virginiatalkedtotheghost.h TheOtisfamilymetMrsUmneythehousekeeper.i TheOtisfamilysawthebloodstainforthefirsttime.CharactersChoosethebestanswer.11 LordCantervillesaidthattheghostalwaysappeared_____. a[]everyWednesdayb[]beforedinner c[]beforemidnightd[]beforethedeathofoneofthefamily12 WhentheOtisfamilyarrived,theghost_____. a[]suddenlyleftthehouseb[]hadaneasytime c[]wasveryhappyd[]didn’thaveaneasytime13 MrsOtis_____. a[]spokewithanEnglishaccentb[]lookedveryEnglish c[]lookedveryAmericand[]wasEnglish14 WashingtonOtiswasverygoodat_____. a[]paintingb[]ridingc[]dancingd[]singing15 Virginiawas_____. a[]fifteenwithblueeyesb[]sixteenwithbrowneyes c[]fifteenwithbrowneyesd[]sixteenwithblueeyes16 Thetwinslikedplaying_____. a[]footballb[]cardsc[]tricksd[]tennis17 Atfirst,theghost_____theoilforhischains. a[]wasveryangryaboutb[]thankedMrOtisfor c[]criedaboutd[]laughedabout18 TheOtisGhostwasreally_____. a[]Virginiab[]Washingtonc[]MrOtisd[]thetwins19 VirginiawastheonlymemberoftheOtisfamilywho_____. a[]wasveryafraidoftheghostb[]feltsorryfortheghost c[]wantedtogobacktotheUSAd[]wantedtobecomeanartist20 Theghost’sbiggestwishwasto_____. a[]eatabigmealb[]seehiswifeagain c[]gotosleepd[]frightenVirginia 20marksDialogueWhosaidorwrotethis?21 ‘Iwillbuyboththehouseandtheghost.’ a[]LordCantervilleb[]LordAugustusc[]MrOtisd[]SirSimon22 ‘Ican’thavebloodstainsonmyfloor.Itmustgo.’ a[]MrsOtisb[]MrsUmneyc[]VirginiaOtisd[]MrOtis23 ‘Becareful!Troubleiscomingtothishouse!’ a[]theghostb[]theDukeofCheshirec[]LordCantervilled[]MrsUmney24 ‘They’llbesorryforthis–ohyes,theywill!’ a[]MrOtisb[]theghostc[]LordCantervilled[]WashingtonOtis25 ‘I’vebroughtyousomeofDrDobell’sspecialstomachmedicine.’ a[]VirginiaOtisb[]WashingtonOtisc[]MrsUmneyd[]MrsOtis26 ‘She’sneverplayedanytricksonme,andshe’ssweetandpretty.’ a[]theDukeofCheshireb[]theghostc[]MrPinkertond[]MrsUmney27 ‘I’llgoandspeaktothisotherghost.Perhapswecanbefriends.’ a[]Washingtonb[]Virginiac[]theghostd[]MrOtis28 ‘Mywifewasnotbeautifullikeyou.’ a[]MrOtisb[]theghostc[]LordCantervilled[]WashingtonOtis29 ‘Greenblood!I’veneverseengreenblood.’ a[]MrsUmneyb[]theghostc[]MrsOtisd[]Virginia30 ‘Whensheisawoman,shewillbehappytohaveprettythingstowear.’ a[]LordCantervilleb[]MrOtisc[]theghostd[]theDukeofCheshire 20marksVocabularyChoosethebestanswer.31 thebonesofacompleteperson a[]armourb[]skeletonc[]chaind[]shroud32 adirtyorcolouredmarkonsomething a[]paintb[]stainc[]noised[]trick33 metalringslinkedtogether a[]chainb[]chairc[]curtaind[]change34 youputyourheadonthiswhenyousleep a[]featherb[]sheetc[]brushd[]pillow35 toloseconsciousnessforashorttime a[]turnb[]fallc[]faintd[]drop36 togowherepeoplecan’tseeyou a[]disappearb[]disappointc[]followd[]appear37 twochildrenbornfromthesamemotheratthesametime a[]sticksb[]twinsc[]terrorsd[]sisters38 toclosewithakey a[]keepb[]cleanc[]lockd[]sound39 acloththatisputaroundadeadbody a[]shroudb[]flashc[]sheetd[]storm40 abeautiful,expensivestone a[]jugb[]crossc[]gund[]jewel 20marksPlotChoosethebestanswer.41 MrOtis_____thehouse. a[]didn’tthinkitwasdangeroustobuyb[]thoughtitwasdangeroustobuy c[]didn’treallyliked[]wantedtorent42 Pinkerton’sFamousStainCleaner_____. a[]couldonlycleanfloorsb[]cleanedtheghost’sclothes c[]didn’tcleanupthebloodstaind[]couldcleananything43 Theghostwas_____hefrightenedmanypeople. a[]boredwiththewayb[]alittlesadthatc[]verypleasedthatd[]angrythat44 Thefirsttimetheghostmetthetwins,_____. a[]theywereverypoliteb[]theyscreamedandranaway c[]theyrantotheirparentsd[]theythrewpillowsathim45 Whentheghostgavehisterribleghostlylaugh,MrsOtis_____. a[]felltothefloorb[]offeredhimsomemedicine c[]startedtocryd[]decidedtoleavethehouse46 Hestoppedtryingtofrightenthefamilyafter_____. a[]waterfellonhiminthetwins’roomb[]hesawtheotherghost c[]helosthisfavouriteshroudd[]MrOtisaskedhimtostop47 TheghosttoldVirginiathat_____killedhim. a[]hiswifeb[]hiswife’sbrothersc[]hiswife’sfatherd[]hiswife’ssisters48 Thebloodstainchangedcolourbecause_____. a[]theghostusedVirginia’spaintsb[]oftheStainCleaner c[]MrsUmneyusedTammany’sSunOild[]thebloodwasveryold49 Beforetheghostdied,_____. a[]heaskedVirginiatofrightenthetwinsb[]hewentforawalkinthegarden c[]hegaveVirginiaaboxofjewelsd[]hefrightenedthefamilyonelasttime50 Virginia_____abouttheghost. a[]toldherhusbandb[]didn’ttellherhusband c[]toldherchildrend[]wantedtotellpeople 20marks Totalmarks

ComprehensionTestChemicalSecret TimVicary1 Arethesesentencestrue(T)orfalse(F)?a JohnDuncan’swifediedatsea.b John’snewjobwasinaplasticsfactory.c Thefactorywasnearariver.d Thewasteproductsfromthefactorywentintothedrinkingwaterforthetown.e Thewasteproductsweredangeroustorats. 10marks2 Whosaidthisinthestory?John,Andrew,DavidWilson,thedoctor,Simon,Mary,Christine.a ‘Whencanyoustart?’b ‘Iwouldn’twantanyonetodrinkthosewasteproducts.’c ‘Youshouldleavetoo.’d ‘HethinksI’mstillalittlegirl.’e ‘I’mtooold.’f ‘Ihavetowriteanarticleeveryweekabouttheenvironment.’g ‘Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees.’h ‘Haveyourobbedabankorsomething?’i ‘Wecan’tputthosechemicalsintheriver.’j ‘Canwehaveaboat?’ 20marks3 Fillinthegapsinthestoryusingthesewords:floating,swimmer,life,heavy,swim,water,slowed,turn,floated,swim.Hurriedly,Simonbegantoafterher.Hewasagoodbutthewhiteclotheshimdown.Theseemedheavyandheldhimback.Fortherestofhishewoulddreamaboutthatlong,slowtowardsawhitebodythatquicklyaway.Ashereachedhershewaswithherfacedown,unconscious.Hetriedtoheroverbutitwassodifficultbecauseshewas. 20marks4 Whoarethesetwopeople? 10marksWherearethey? 10marks6 Completethesesentencesaboutthelastchapterofthestory.a Johnwaslivingb Hisbedroomwasfullofc Hehadn’tspokentoChristinebecaused Everymorningherangthehospitaltoaske Onthewaytothehospitalhewentintoashopandf Therainwasfallingonthesandbankswhere 30marks Totalmarks

Multiple-choiceTestChemicalSecret TimVicarySettingChoosethebestanswer.1 JohnDuncanstoppedbeingabiologist_____. a[]tomakeandsellcarsb[]tobecomeateacher c[]tosailaroundtheworldd[]tomakeandsellboats2 Helosthisbusinessafter_____. a[]hiswifedivorcedhimb[]hiswifedied c[]hemetDavidWilsond[]heboughtanothercompany3 DavidWilsontoldJohnthattheyneededabiologist_____. a[]tofindnewchemicalsb[]toproducenewcolours c[]tosaythatthefactorywassafed[]tocleanthedangerouswater4 Johnwas_____whenhewasofferedthejob. a[]verydisappointedb[]veryunhappy c[]notsurprisedd[]verysurprised5 Hehad_____. a[]twosonsandadaughterb[]asonandadaughter c[]nochildrend[]twodaughters6 Theflatheandhisfamilylivedinwas_____. a[]smallandmiserableb[]bigandmodern c[]beautifulwithabiggardend[]twentyyearsold7 Whenhiswifewasalive,theyusedtohavea_____. a[]flatinthecityb[]boatforholidays c[]houseinthecountryd[]housebythesea8 Johnsaidhehadn’tbeenabletofindanotherjobbecause_____. a[]companiesdidn’temploybiologistsanymore b[]thereweretoomanybrightyoungbiologists c[]hewasn’taverygoodbiologist d[]hedidn’tlikebiology9 ChristineDuncanhadnever_____. a[]beenskiingb[]beensailingc[]seenmountainsd[]livedinahouse10 Johntoldhischildrenthattheyweregoing_____. a[]toliveinanothercountryb[]tobepoorc[]toberichd[]towork 20marksCharactersChoosethebestanswer.11 BeforeJohngotthejob,hewas_____. a[]shortandthin,withblackhairb[]tallandthin,withgreyhair c[]tallandthin,withnohaird[]tallandfat,withbrownhair12 DavidWilsonhad_____. a[]acold,hardsmileb[]afriendlysmile c[]longhaird[]alotofgoldrings13 Maryhad_____andafriendlyface. a[]shortbrownhairb[]longbrownhair c[]shortblondehaird[]longblondehair14 Christinewas_____thanherbrother,Andrew. a[]threeyearsyoungerb[]oneyearolder c[]threeyearsolderd[]oneyearyounger15 They_____whentheyfirstmether. a[]likedMaryalotb[]wereangrywithMary c[]laughedalotd[]cookedMaryafantasticmeal16 DavidWilsonsaidthatJohnwould_____ifhetoldthetruth. a[]bepaidtwiceasmuchb[]beanhonestman c[]becomeadirectord[]losehisjob17 ChristinetoldMarythatSimon_____. a[]madeherfeelimportantb[]madeherfeelyoung c[]laughedalotd[]wasalotlikeherfather18 Simonewroteanarticlesayingthat_____. a[]thepaintwasfantasticforcars b[]thefactory’swasteproductsweredangerous

c[]thefactorymadesafeproducts

d[]theriverwassafeforswimming19 PeterandSusanwere_____. a[]twocolleaguesfromthenewspaperb[]John’sneighbours c[]twopeopleagainstGreenworldd[]twofriendsfromGreenworld20 Attheendofthestory,Johnwasliving_____. a[]inasmallerhouseneartheseab[]inadifferentcountry c[]withMaryd[]inasmallflatnearthesea 20marksDialogueWhosaidthis?21 ‘You’llhaveyourownoffice,andacompanycar,ofcourse.’ a[]DavidWilsonb[]Maryc[]Simon’sfatherd[]John22 ‘Shesailedaroundtheworldaloneinasmallboat.’ a[]Christineb[]Johnc[]Andrewd[]Simon23 ‘Iwouldn’twantanyonetodrinkthosewasteproducts.’ a[]Johnb[]achemistc[]DavidWilsond[]John’sdoctor24 ‘Ineverknewtheylivedhere,soclosetothetown.’ a[]Andrewb[]Maryc[]Christined[]John25 ‘Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees,youknow!’ a[]Johnb[]Simonc[]DavidWilsond[]Simon’sfather26 ‘Youshouldleave,too,andgetajobinanothercompany.’ a[]Maryb[]Simonc[]Christined[]John27 ‘Hesayshe’stoooldforme,andImustn’tseehim!’ a[]Simon’smotherb[]Susanc[]Christined[]Mary28 ‘Wewanttohelpthosepoorseals,ifwecan.’ a[]Christineb[]Simonc[]Johnd[]ayoungchemist29 ‘Nothingcancomeoutofthatpipenow!’ a[]Simonb[]Christinec[]Johnd[]Mary30 ‘Areyouworriedaboutherbaby?’ a[]apolicemanb[]ayoungchemistc[]ajournalistd[]thelawyer 20marksVocabularyChoosethebestanswer.31 apersonwhosaysthingsthatarenottrue a[]scientistb[]chemistc[]liard[]painter32 tohaveenoughmoneytobuysomething a[]arrangeb[]affordc[]allowd[]argue33 bad,notnice a[]wrongb[]dangerousc[]sadd[]nasty34 land,air,water,plants,etc. a[]sewageb[]streamc[]environmentd[]sandbanks35 worried,afraid a[]nervousb[]angryc[]proudd[]miserable36 anofficialdescriptionofsomething a[]postb[]logc[]reportd[]headline37 makealiquidrunoutofacontainerbymistake a[]kickb[]spillc[]shiverd[]sail38 asmallgreyorbrownanimalwithatail a[]sealb[]ratc[]beard[]body39 unhappybecauseyouarenotwithotherpeople a[]lonelyb[]unti