高一七月份暑假英語作業(yè)21

高一英語暑假作業(yè)21組題人：史曉娟審核人：孟亞玲訓(xùn)練日期：Ⅰ.單詞拼寫1.Whenyougoonatrip,you’dbetternotcarrytoomuch__________________(行李).2.Fortunately，therewasahospital________________(在附近)sothemanwassentthereimmediately.3.Hecamearoundlastweekandwe__________________（聊天）forawhile.4．Don’tgettooclose；thebuildinglooksmorebeautifulfroma________________(距離)．5．Accordingtothe________________(傳統(tǒng))ofthisarea，thebride’sfamilyorganizestheweddingceremony.6．You’dbetternottakeLilytogohorseriding；shehasbeen__________________(害怕)ofhorsessincechildhood.7.Ifyouwanttomakeadress,firstyou’lltakeyour__________________(尺寸).8.Airisa__________________(混合物)，notacompoundofgases.9.Thehost’senthusiasmmakesagood______________________(印象)onus.10.Youmustfinishthetask_______________(在……之內(nèi))aweek,orwewillbetoblameforit.II.閱讀理解InagrowingnumberofEnglishclasses,teachersareleavingtheclassicnovelsontheshelfandlettingstudentsselectthebookstheyread.Supporterssaythatthenewapproach,calledreader'sworkshop,helpsdevelopaloveforreadinginstudentswhoareboredwithclassicliterature.Theyarguethatthebestwaytomotivatestudentstoreadmoreistoofferthemmorechoices.Not_all_educators_are_on_the_same_page,_however.Theyworrythatstudentswhochoosetrendy,lesschallengingtitlesovertheclassicswon'tbeexposedtothegreatwritingandkeythemesofimportantworksofliterature.StudentreportersDonaldandSarahexpresstheirideasaboutthisnewapproach.Donaldthinksthattheyshouldturnthepage.StudentsshouldbeallowedtoselectthebookstheyreadinEnglishclass.Hesaysheandhisclassmatesareallowedtopicktheirownbooksinclass.Thatmakesthemmorefocused,andtheylookforwardtoclasstime.Tristin,aclassmateofhisatClintonMiddleSchoolagrees.“I'mreadingbooksthatIwanttoread,whichmakesclassmorefunandinteresting，”hesays.Offeringstudentsachoicemayalsoimprovetestscores.StudiesbyProfessorJohnGuthrieoftheUniversityofMarylandfoundthatstudentsingrades4through6whohadsomechoicesinthebookstheyreadshowedimprovedreadingcomprehensionskillsduringtesting.Givingstudentsthechancetodecidewhattheyreadhelpsbuildalifelongloveforreading.Isn'tthatwhatwewantforourstudents?Sarahholdsadifferentview.Shethinksteachersknowmoreaboutbooksthanstudentsdo.WhenanEnglishteacherassignsabook,heorshekeepsinmindthereadinglevelofmoststudentsintheclass.Studentswhochoosetheirownbooksmightbecheatingthemselvesbypickingbooksthatarenotuptotheirreadinglevelorthataretoodifficult.Furthermore,awholeclasscandiscussabookitreadstogether.Thatmakesiteasierforsomekidstounderstandwhattheyarereading.“Thestudentswouldn'tbeabletoholdameaningfulconversationiftheywereallreadingdifferentbooks，”saysKristin,anEnglishteacheratFleetwoodAreaMiddleSchool.“Iftheyreadthesamebook,theirconversationswouldbemoreindepth.”1.What'sthemeaningoftheunderlinedsentence“Notalleducatorsareonthesamepage”？A．Educatorshavedifferentopinions.B．Educatorsdidn'tappearatthesametime.C．Educatorswroteindifferentpages.D．Educatorsdidn'tagreewiththeauthor.2.Donaldthinksthatthenewapproachcould________．A．helpstudentsbemorefocusedinclassB．drawstudentstoreadingclassicnovelsC．makestudentslessworriedinEnglishclassD．encouragestudentstoreadmorechallengingbooks3.Sarahthinksthatthenewapproachmight________．A．helpstudentsimprovereadingcomprehensionskillsB．helpstudentsholdmeaningfulconversationsinclassC．makesomestudentsreadbooksnotsuitableforthemD．makesomestudentsignoretheimportantworksofliterature4.WhohasthesameattitudetowardsthenewapproachwithKristin?A．Donald.B．Sarah.C．Tristin.D．JohnGuthrie.5.Theauthordevelopsthetextmainlyby________．A．listingcasesB．makingcomparisonsC．followingtimeorderD．explainingcausesandeffectsAstrongm