Unit3 Fascinating Parks第三課時(shí) 基礎(chǔ) 綜合能力練習(xí)-高中英語(yǔ)人教版選擇性必修第一次冊(cè)

1、 Unit3 Fascinating Parks 第三課時(shí) 基礎(chǔ)+綜合能力練習(xí)基礎(chǔ)過(guò)關(guān)練習(xí)根據(jù)中文拼寫單詞。1.The (主題) of the International Day of Forests 2022 is “Forests and Sustainable Production and Consumption”.2.He often (閑逛) around the park in autumn, observing the golden leaves falling and white clouds drifting. 3.The(壯麗的) scene of the Forbidde

2、n City left a deep impression on us.4.The documentary Aerial China offers audiences a (極佳的) way to enjoy the beauty of China from high in the sky. 5.What I found (難以置信的) was the way the characters moved on stage and I even doubted whether the performers were really athletes.6.The project holds (巨大的)

3、 potential for generating income and employment opportunities for the island nation.II. 從方框內(nèi)選用合適的短語(yǔ)填空（每項(xiàng)限用一次）。upside down;appeal to;be familiar with;up to;in addition to1.You could be banned from driving for three years.2.If you turn the envelope , the key will fall out.3. these arrangements, extra

4、ambulances will be on duty until midnight.4.In addition to physical training, Zhou Guanyu, a Chinese player, also needs to the car and the tracks.5.The movie Jag r Zlatan is likely to not just those who have followed “Ibras” soccer career.單句語(yǔ)法填空1.This cellphone is (fashion) and easy to carry,and it

5、is popular among the young people.2.To start with, you must have an appetite knowledge.3.Magic is a form of (entertain) that is based on pretending to do things that are impossible.4.She excelled at impersonations, which provided great (amuse) for her friends.5.The idea of building more public libra

6、ries in parks might be (appeal) to many citizens.6.A bronze chariot and bronze horses were display on March 24, 2022 at Guangdong Museum based in Guangzhou.完成句子1.無(wú)論全球發(fā)生什么變化,我們都有能力確保超過(guò)14億公民有足夠的食物吃。 globally, we are capable of ensuring that more than 1.4 billion citizens have enough food to eat.2.正是劉老

7、師讓我意識(shí)到學(xué)好英語(yǔ)的重要性。 Mr Liu made me aware of the importance of learning English well.綜合能力提升練習(xí).課文語(yǔ)法填空There are various kinds of theme parks around the world. Whichever and whatever you like, there 1 (be) an incredible theme park appealing to you. The theme park youre 2 (probable) most familiar with is Dis

8、neyland, 3 will bring you into 4 magical world and make your childhood dreams come true. Dollywood,5 (locate) in the southeastern USA, is unique because it shows and celebrates Americas traditional southeastern culture. People come from all over America 6 (see) skilled workers make wood, glass, and

9、iron objects in the old-fashioned way. 7 (ride) on the only steam engine still working in the southeastern United States is a special treat.Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai, China, is one of the leading ocean-themed 8 (park) in the world, where watching the dolphin and sea lion shows is both 9 (edu

10、cation) and fun. If it is ocean entertainment 10 you are looking for, come to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom!1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9. 10.閱讀理解The grizzly bear (灰熊) is one of the many impressive and beautiful animals that can be found in Yellowstone National Park. Grizzlies hibernate (冬眠) during the winter,

11、 and this is when the baby bears are born. Consider it the chance of a lifetime if you can see a grizzly bear on your visit to the park, since these animals are not commonly seen by visitors.Grizzlies in Yellowstone, usually weighing as much as 350600 pounds, are omnivorous, feeding on other animals

12、, fish, pine nuts, grasses, roots, and some fruits as well. They even eat dead bodies of some animals.Although the snow is still deep in the park during March, mild sunny days become common. It is the time of year when the grizzlies of Yellowstone begin to get out of their hibernation places in sear

13、ch of water and food. Spring is also the time of year when bear mothers introduce their newborn babies to the outside world. A mother grizzly can be extremely dangerous. It is very important to remember that bears will defend the young bears from any danger.In an effort to reduce the probability of

14、a human-bear chance meeting, within Yellowstone National Park, certain areas that have higher degrees of bear activity are closed to off-road human activity in spring.When you visit Yellowstone, stop by the visitor center in Mammoth, where the park will provide you with more specific information on

15、bear activity at any given time.The best way to avoid a bear attack is to take protective measures. First, always respect any closure signs for both your safety and the benefit of the bears. Second, always remember to make noise to let any bear in the area know of your presence. If a bear is aware o

16、f your presence, it will usually leave the area immediately. However, if you surprise a bear, the chances of an attack are much greater.The sense of smell for bears is among the best in the animal world. Another rule to remember is that when camping, hang your food from a tree 100 yards away from yo

17、ur camp. Never store food in your tent or close to where you will be sleeping.1.Which word can best describe your chance to see a grizzly bear at Yellowstone?A.Fortunate. B.Frightening.C.Hopeful. D.Regretful.2.What does the writer use the underlined word “omnivorous” to describe in the second paragr

18、aph?A.Speed of attack.B.Animal species.C.Large body size.D.Food variety.3.What is the best suggestion for you when visiting the park?A.Keep quiet when visiting the park.B.Hang food away from your camps.C.Touch the lovely baby bears softly.D.Feed some food to the baby bears.4.What is the writers purp

19、ose of writing the passage?A.To introduce the grizzly.B.To protect the grizzly bear.C.To avoid a possible attack.D.To make an advertisement.七選五Playgrounds for All KidsMost of us are all too familiar with the typical playground set-up,monkey bars,swings, and slides, all accessed by steps and surround

20、ed by a sea of sand or wood chips. 1 However, many disabled children end up being unable to access all of the equipment because of the way its constructed.2Its founder, Cody Goldberg, wanted to build a place for his disabled daughter Harper to play freely. It uses spiral(螺旋形的) walkways leading to ac

21、tivities, rather than steps, where kids in wheelchairs ride alongside those on skateboards. 3 Play areas are accessible to both wheelchair users and walkers.Goldberg describes the idea behind designing these playgrounds as completely inclusive. They dont strictly cater to (迎合) children with disabili

22、ties and are not meant to prevent any child from having access to play.4The inclusive playground model is now spreading across the county. While the original Harpers Playground is located in Portland, Oregon, similar playgrounds have popped up throughout the state. Harpers Playground is now teaming

23、up with those interested in building a park of their own. 5 Changing the way playgrounds are built will have a wide-spread effect. It will affect the way schools are designed and built, and it will affect how the workplace is treated, and then ultimately it will change the way people with disabilities are thought of and treated.A.What are their accessible playgrounds like t