新人教版必修4高中英語Unit5Period1WarmingUpReading課時(shí)作業(yè)

1、Period OneWarming Up & Reading.用適當(dāng)?shù)慕椤⒏痹~填空1There are various kinds _ theme parks，_ a different park _ almost everything：food，culture，science，cartoons，movies or history.2It will bring you _ a magical world and make your dreams come true.3As you wander _ the fantasy amusement park，you may see Snow

2、White or Mickey Mouse _ a parade or _ the street.4Famous country music groups perform there all year _ indoor and outdoor theatres.5People come _ all _ America to see carpenters and other craftsmen make wood，glass and iron objects _ the old­fashioned way.6It is world­famous _ having the mo

3、st length _ the smallest space.7If you want to experience the ancient days and great deeds _ English knights and ladies，princes and queens，then Englands Camelot Park is the place _ you.8If you want to see fighting _ swords or _ horseback，then the jousting area is a good place to visit.9Then visit th

4、e farm area，and learn how people _ ancient England ran their farms and took care _ their animals.10Camelot Park has places for visitors to watch and maybe take part _ sword fighting.佳句翻譯與仿寫1Whichever and whatever you like，there is a theme park for you!翻譯_仿寫(1)無論他們選擇哪一個，你都必須接受他們的決定。_，you must accept

5、their decision.(2)無論我說什么，他總是不同意。_，he always disagrees.2With all these attractions，no wonder tourism is increasing wherever there is Disneyland.翻譯_仿寫(1)難怪你會累了呢，你一直走了好幾個小時(shí)。_，youve been walking for hours.(2)這是他們第一次到北京，難怪這些孩子這么興奮。This is their first time to Beijing_.3Visit the candy shop to try the same

6、 kind of candy that American southerners made 150 years ago，or take a ride on the only steam­engine train still working in the southeast USA.翻譯_仿寫(1)我遇見了昨天看見的那個人。I met _ person _ I saw yesterday.(2)正在教室里學(xué)習(xí)的男孩是我們的班長。The boy _ is our monitor.4aaae to Dollywood to have fun learning all about Ameri

7、cas historical southeastern culture!翻譯_仿寫(1)你們在海邊散步很開心吧？Do you _？(2)他們經(jīng)常開心地放風(fēng)箏。They often _.單項(xiàng)填空1There are _ kinds of theme parks，with a different park for almost everything：food，culture，science，cartoons，movies or history.Avarious BvarietyCvary Dcurious2Some parks are _ having the biggest or longest

8、 roller coasters.Afamous as Bfamous forCknown as Dknown to3The theme park you are probably most _ with is Disneyland.Asimilar BfamiliarCparticular Dpopular4Of course Disneyland also has many _ rides，from giant swinging ships to _ free­fall drops.Aexcited；terrified Bexciting；terrifiedCexcited；te

9、rrifying Dexciting；terrifying5With all these attractions，no wonder tourism is increasing _ there is a Disneyland.Awhichever BwhateverChowever Dwherever6If you want to have fun and _ fun，come to Disneyland!Arather than Bother thanCmore than Dless than7Every area of the park is modelled _ life in the

10、days of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.Ain Bafter Cwith Dat8_ a world of fantasy about ancient England，come to Camelot Park!AHaving entered BEnterCTo enter DEntered.閱讀理解Amusement parks make most of their money from admission fees paid by guests attending the park.Other sources includ

11、e parking fees，food and drink sales and souvenirs.Practically all amusement parks operate using one of two admission principles：Pay­as­you­goIn this format，a guest enters the park at little or no charge.The guest must then buy rides one by one，either at the attractions entrance or by

12、buying ride tickets.The cost of the attraction is often based on its complexity(復(fù)雜性) or popularity.The park may allow guests to buy unlimited admissions to all attractions within the park.A pass is then shown at the attraction entrance to gain admission.Disneyland opened in 1955 using the pay­a

13、s­you­go format.Initially，guests paid the ride admission fees at the attractions.Within a short time，the problems of dealing with so many coins led to the development of a ticket system that，while now out of use，is still part of the amusement­park vocabulary.In this new format，guests

14、bought ticket books that contained a number of tickets，with “A”，“B” and “C”Rides and attractions using an “A­ticket” were generally simple，with “B­tickets” and “C­tickets” used for the larger，more popular rides.Later，the “D­ticket” was added，then finally the now­famous “E

15、73;ticket”，which was used for the biggest rides，like Space Mountain.Smaller tickets could be traded up for use on larger rides.Disneyland，as well as the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World，gave up this practice in 1982.The advantages include the following：guests pay for only what they choose to exper

16、ience.attraction costs can be changed easily.The disadvantages include the following：guests may get tired of spending money almost continuously.guests may not spend as much on food or souvenirs.1What is the passage mainly about?AAttractions of amusement parks.BAdmission fees of amusement parks.CAdmi

17、ssion principles of amusement parks.DSources of income of amusement parks.2According to the pay­as­you­go principle，guests _.Adont pay at the gate of the parkBmust pay for each ride they takeChave to pay for all rides in the parkDneednt pay after entering the park3According to the pas

18、sage，what is the meaning of the underlined word “Initially” in Paragraph 3?AGradually. BAt the beginning.CAt last. Daaamonly.4What can we learn about the new ticket system mentioned in Paragraph 3?AVisitors with an A­ticket could also visit a larger ride.BAn E­ticket could be used as an A&

19、#173;ticket for several times.CVisitors with several A­tickets could visit a larger ride.DIt is still very popular with some amusement parks now.5What would be introduced following the passage?AThe other admission principle.BAmusement parks earnings.CSome other admission principles.DUsers of th

20、e pay­as­you­go principle.run v. & n跑生義：v.經(jīng)營，管理；(使)運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)，(使)運(yùn)行1He has no idea how to run a business.他絲毫不懂企業(yè)管理。2The engine is running perfectly well.發(fā)動機(jī)運(yùn)行良好。3My car hasnt been running very well recently.我的車最近不太好開。Unit 5Theme parksPeriod OneWarming Up & Reading.1.of；with；o3

21、.around；in；on4.in5.from；over；in6.for；in7.of；for8.with；on 9in；of10.in.1.無論你喜歡哪一個，不管你喜歡什么，都會有一個適合你的主題公園！(1)Whichever they choose(2)Whatever I say2有這么多引人入勝的東西，難怪哪里有迪斯尼樂園，哪里的旅游業(yè)就會發(fā)展。(1)No wonder youre tired(2)no wonder the children are so excited3還可以到糖果店品嘗一下糖果，這些糖果和150年前美國南方人整理的一模一樣，或者乘一乘在美國東南部依然運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)的惟一一輛

22、蒸汽火車。(1)the same；that(2)studying in the classroom4來多萊塢盡情了解美國東南部地區(qū)的歷史文化吧！(1)have fun walking by the seaside(2)have fun flying kites.1.A句意為：主題公園有不同的種類，不同的公園有不同的主題，幾乎囊括了一切：飲食、文化、科學(xué)、卡通、電影或歷史。various不同的，各種各樣的，符合題意。variety n種類，多樣性；vary v不同，變化；curious adj.好奇的。2B句意為：有些公園因有最大或者最長的過山車而聞名。be famous/known for因而聞名；be famous/known as以而出名；be famous/known to被所熟知。3B句意為：你最熟悉的主題公園很可能就是迪斯尼樂園吧。be familiar with對熟悉。4D句意為：當(dāng)然，迪斯尼還有很多頗具刺激性的游樂設(shè)施，比如巨大的吊船和可怕的自由落體。exci