外研版高中英語必修5Module1-4-復(fù)習

1、精品好資料學習推薦Book5 Module1語法填空1. _(obvious), the road is narrower and narrower. (Obviously)2.There are many students _ (queue) to get water in the water-supplying room. (queuing)3.This non-stop communication, the experts think, has made_ easier for British people andAmericans _ (understand) each other.

2、(it; to understand)4.Thanks to all the efforts, the antelope population has begun to grow _ (steady). (steadily)5.The whole process has now been greatly _ (simple). (simply)6.Some people cant come here for _ (variety) reasons. (various)7.Though _ (criticize) by his head teacher, he is still late for

3、 class. (criticized)8.Add up all the expenses and you_ (find) that you cant afford the trip. ( will find)9.What the little boy said was so _ (confuse) that we felt and looked at each other in _ (confuse). (confusing; confusion)10.Since the 1980s, with satellite TV and the Internet, it _ (be) possibl

4、e to listen to British and American English. (has been)11.It has also _ (lead) to lots of American words and structures _(pass) into British English. (led; passing)12.If you turn on CNN, you find newsreaders and weather forecasters all_ (speak) withdifferent accents. (speaking)13.The British say Hav

5、e you got.?_Americans prefer Do you have.? (while)單句改錯1.He wan born in China and grew up speak Chinese. (speak-speaking)2.The accent, that is most similar to British English, can be heard on the East Coast of the US. (that-which)3.A Londoner has more difficulty understanding a Scotsman than understa

6、nd a New Yorker. (understand-understanding)4.Comparing with Japanese culture, Chinese culture is sharing the same features.(Comparing-Compared)5.Sometimes, the same word has a slightly different meaning, which can be confused. (Confused-Confusing)6.The British use prepositions which Americans someti

7、mes omit them. (which-while)7.With his help, we had no difficulty finish the task on time. (finish-finishing)Book5 Module2語法填空One road in particular, 1_goes north from La paz, is considered the most dangerous road in the world. On one side the mountain rise 2_ (steep); on the other side there is a s

8、heer drop. Although there is not a lot of traffic, 3_ average, one vehicle comes off the road every two weeks.The drop is so great 4_ anyone inside the vehicle is lucky to survive. But thanks to one man, the death toll has 5_ (fall). Timoto is a gentle man who has a temporary job. 6_ a large circula

9、r board in his hand, he climbs up to the bend every morning. But many drivers just pass by, 7_ (take) the human traffic signal for granted. Why does he do it? Because before he 8_ (volunteer) to direct the traffic, he had had a close encounter with death. Somehow he survived. Then, he 9_ (call) out

10、to help pull people out of a bus which 10_ (crash) at a bend, which had a profound effect 11_ him. He realized that he was lucky to be 12_ (live) himself so he takes 13_ his place on the bend and directs the traffic every morning.答案：1.which 2.steeply 3.on 4. that 5. fallen 6. With 7.taking 8.volunte

11、ered 9.was called 10.had crashed 11.on 12. alive 13.up 單句改錯1.No sooner had we reached the station when the train left. (when-than)2.They just pass by, take the human traffic signal for granted. (taking)Book5 Module3語法填空1.There were two men _ (stand) over him. (standing) 2.He was obviously the one _

12、had threatened the man on the floor. (who)3.I have to find a way _ (save) him. (to save)4.I crawled along the deck, found Jim, and told him _ I had heard. (what )5.I persuaded him_ (help) me. (to help)6.We found the mens boat _ (tie) to the other side of the steamboat. (tied)7.He arrived in New Orle

13、ans only_ (find) that there were no boats. (to find)8.I could see a map _ (lie)on the flour. (lying)9.The _ (wound) girl is still_ (lie) where she was_ ( lay). (wounded) (lying) (laid)10.The man with the gun had a _ (satisfy) expression on his face.(satisfied)單句改錯 1.The short man suggests leave the

14、man on the floor. (leaving)2.The men on the sunk boat were crying for help at the top of their voice. (sunk-sinking)3.We paddled over and climbed on to the steamboat, kept as quiet as mice. (keeping)4.Although frightened, I also felt very curious. (curiously)5.To our astonish, there was a light in o

15、ne of the cabins. (astonishment)6. I began to feel bad about that we had done. (that-what)7.He wanted to take a boat to the Amazon,which he thought he could get rich quickly. (which-where)8.He worked as a pilot on a steamboat, took passengers up and down the river. (taking)9.His vivid and often amus

16、ed descriptions of life on the river quickly became popular.(amusing)10.Later he became journalist and began writing stories about life on the river. (journalist前加a)Book5 Module4語法填空語法填空1.In Europe, where it began, carnival _ (follow) by forty days without meat. (is followed)2.People saw Carnival _

17、the last chance _(have)fun. (as; to have)3.People ate, drank and _(wear) masks. (wore)4.For weeks on end people walked round the streets wearing masks, _(do) what theywanted without _ (recognize). (doing;being recognized)5.Ordinary people could pretend _(be) rich _famous people could haveromantic ad

18、venture _ secret. (to be; and;in)6.Their use was limited by laws, the first of _ dates back _ fourteenth century. (which; to)7.People _ wore masks couldnt carry firearms. (who/that)8.At the end of the 18 century, masks _ (ban) completely. (were banned)9.Hotels are _ (full) booked and the narrow streets are crowded _ wonderful costumes. (fully;with)10.You have no idea_ the faces behind them look like. (what)單句改錯1.This is a festival of color, that marks the beginning of spring in India. (that-which)2.Th