高一下學(xué)期英語(yǔ)周末作業(yè)

1、高一下學(xué)期英語(yǔ)課周末練習(xí)題（1）一、閱讀理解After 40 years,I met my childhood hero. Not a sporting god or an ageing pop star. Judy Blume,the beloved childrens author,at this years Sydney Writers Festival.Still I am neasy. As a primary school teacher and mum, what of todays childrens inner ives? And their books? For them.

2、 electronics have changed everything about the how of communication,says Blume.But not what theyre feeling.Screens lure(誘惑)Australian children for up to seven hours a day. Screen time may involve reading and positive social interactions.Reading books connects us in spirit. It unites generations and

3、shapes childrens identity , their own voice. Reading books fired our imaginations. Characters filled our hearts. They were goodcompany.Will this generation feel the same? Surely intelligent digital beings like Siri, Alexa or Google Home could never replace childrens imaginary social companions?Psych

4、ology Professor Sandra Calvert thinks its possible. She writes in the Joumal of Children and Media although young children may understand that artificial beings are not biologically alive, childrens personification and treatment of them as if they are alive, may be enough to make them valuable socia

5、l partners, who can serve as trusted teachers and friends. Robots? Digital imitations cant connect children with what it means to be human.And books smell good. How can we encourage children to read? I asked my childhood hero.“Go to a bookstore with your child, says Blume. Sit on the floor. Turm the

6、 pages. Read the first page,a middle page, or dont, but help your child find a voice they can connect with. You can do that at the library or with a teacher, Me, I will be heading to the attie to dust off a few favorites.1. What makes the author uneasy?A. Childrens reading less and less B. Being a s

7、tressed teacher. C. An unhealthy lifestyle. D. The effect of screen on childrens eyesight. 2.What does Sandra Calvert say about Children?A.They lack encouragement. B. They spend much time on screen C.They demand trusted companionsD. They are likely to be influenced by electronics.3.According to Blum

8、e, the way to encourage children to read mainly lies in_.A.enabling them to have interest. B. parents serving as role models C.accompanying them to a bookstore. D. helping feel inner lives of themselves. 4. What is the best title for the text?A. My Childhood Hero-Judy Blume. B. Reading Books Disadva

9、ntages.C. Reading Books-More Positive Effects on Children D. The Methods Helping Children Read More.二、7選5As we all know, exercise provides a wealth of benefits. _1_ In the same way that it benefits the muscles of your body. Regular exercise can strengthen your brain, too! By using your mind in new w

10、ays, you can improve your memory well into old age and reduce your risk of Alzheimers (老年癡呆癥) disease.Recent studies have found that the best thing you can do for your brain is to keep learning new things. _2_ The first one is the physical activity that keeps your body in good working order, like wa

11、lking and weight training. The second one, passive activity, includes socializing, and listening to music. Its the activity in the third group, however, that really sharps your brain. This activity includes reading, writing, and puzzle-solving.Studies have shown that people who are less mentally act

12、ive in their younger years are more likely to develop Alzheimers. _3_ By taking up a new hobby such as painting, cooking or a game like chess, you can provide your brain with a serious workout._4_ Studies have shown that fruits and vegetables high in antioxidants (抗氧化劑) can help keep an aging brain

13、in good shape. Foods that are high in B vitamins can also help keep the mind sharp. These foods include beans, fish and dark leafy greens.Americans are living longer than ever, and it just makes sense to prepare your mind for the old age. Taking a few key steps can make all the difference. _5_.A. Ex

14、perts divide activities into three types.B. It makes you stronger and more energetic.C. You can also eat your way to a healthy brain.D. You should decide what activities you would like to do.E. Experts suggest that healthy eating can prevent memory loss.F. In other words, youre never too young to gi

15、ve your mind a workout.G. So lets try something new, learn new skills, and keep your brain firing.三、完形填空When I was young, I never had a special Christmas gift that I dreamed of and was crazy about. I know I _1_ a lot of great Christmas presents as I grew up. Chatty Cathy, Baby Thumbelina, Little Mis

16、s No NameI just dont remember _2_ them. Although my parents had their financial _3_, they always made Christmas special for their four children. Dad worked a(n) _4_ job as a referee in high school basketball games to _5_ a little more cash, and Mum was the queen of bargain shopping. The gifts _6_ ha

17、ve been inexpensive, but there was more than enough under the tree.Stored in happy memories are the family _7_: helping Mum and Dad drag the Christmas decorations out of the attic, going with Dad to _8_ the tree from the Kiwanis, and decorating the tree _9_ strings of blue lights and Christmas lasti

18、ng days and days and days. The piles of _10_ under our tree wrapped in newspaper are more memorable than _11_ was wrapped. The act itself of unwrapping and _12_ seeing what was beneath the newspaper was _13_ and memorable. But the most clear are the images of smiles, the sounds of _14_, not the imag

19、es of toys or clothes.Its the _15_ of Christmas. The best moments, the happy moments were not the gifts,_16_ the togetherness, the love of family. Even in the occasional quarrels of brothers and sisters, even in the _17_ of late nights, even in the sometime stress of it all.Christmas should not _18_

20、 on whats on our gift lists. For its not about what gifts we _19_ or receive, but about what we do, what we experience.Those are the happy moments that _20_.1AsentBreceivedCboughtDchose2AopeningBseeingCorderingDpacking3AindependenceBstruggleCsupportDinfluence4AbusyBpleasingCordinaryDextra5Aapply for

21、Bgive awayCbring inDset down6AmayBmustCshouldDwould7AvaluesBfeaturesCtraditionsDprinciples8AborrowBselectCseparateDdeliver9AaroundBbetweenCthroughDwith10AlightsBdecorationsCtoysDpresents11AwhichBthatCwhatDas12AfinallyBsuddenlyCfrequentlyDusually13AinspiringBexcitingCsatisfyingDpuzzling14AwhispersBcr

22、iesCcomplaintDlaughter15AprocessBarrangementCexperienceDatmosphere16AbutBorCandDso17AtirednessBwanderingCsleeplessnessDentertainment18AdependBputCcentreDwork19AacceptBgiveClikeDrequire20AdifferBhappenCmeanDmatter四、語(yǔ)法填空：閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。The Shangsi Festival, also known as the Double Th

23、ird Festival is 56._1_ ancient Chinese festival observed on the third day of the third lunar month. In 2018, it was set as China Huafu Day to advocate the 57._2_ (elegance) traditional Chinese clothes. The first event was celebrated on April 18 that year in Xian.The Shangsi Festival 58._3_ (celebrat

24、e) have changed with the times. Both the feast and praying for descendants (后代) by the river 59._4_ (add) in the Han Dynasty. It was after the Wei and Jin Dynasties that the event was fixed on the third day of the third lunar month. 60._5_ (interesting), the calligrapher Wang Xizhi from he Eastern J

25、in Dynasty wrote in his Lanting Xu about 61._6_ literary men composed poetry while drinking from cups 62._7_ (leave) floating and moving along the winding river. In the Tang Dynasty, people went out 63._8_ (hold) ceremonies and appreciate flowers along winding streams. After the Ming and Qing Dynast

26、ies, the festival, developed 64._9_ a spring outing featuring lively activities like drifting cups, drifting eggs, hiking and eating glutinous rice (糯米). The Shangsi Festival falls 65._10_ close to the Qingming Festival that many young people today only know about the latter.五、單句改錯(cuò)1When we met again, he apologized to me for not having kept his word and asked me forgive him._2Yesterday he had fun his classmates on the playground._3The girl dre