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人教版新課標(biāo)英語必修3綜合練習(xí)Unit3TheMillionPoundBankNote思維導(dǎo)圖重點(diǎn)詞匯思維導(dǎo)圖重點(diǎn)詞匯重點(diǎn)短語其它詞匯birthplacepennilessbusinessmanpavementembassypineapplenovelphrasedessertauthorcharityrudeaheadenvelopescreamgenuinesteakissuefaultbaybarberragbowfake重點(diǎn)語法賓語從句、表語從句adventurepassage wander permit scenestareunbelievablepatiencecontrary amount manner spotseekindeedonthecontrarytakeachancebringup goahead byaccidentmakeabet inrags asforstareataccountfor單元重點(diǎn)知識(shí)單元重點(diǎn)知識(shí)課堂筆記Part1重點(diǎn)詞匯（Ⅰ）課堂筆記Seeingthehappy ofchildrenplayinginthepark,I’mfullofjoyanconfidenceinthefutureofourcountry.sight近義詞辨析

scene C.view D.signscene:多指某一特定或具體場(chǎng)面所表示的“景色scenery:表示“風(fēng)景”的集合名詞（不可數(shù)，側(cè)重指某一國家或地sight:笑的事物，多用復(fù)數(shù)形式；也可指“視力iew:從某個(gè)位置或角度所看到的景色（如從遠(yuǎn)處或高處觀點(diǎn)。Iwouldliketodoitwithyou,butI’mnotsurewhethermyparents .permitted B.admitted C.accepted D.receivedIhadn’tseenmyoldfriendJackfortenyearsbutI himatfirstsight.watched B.realized C.observed D.spottedPetermustbeill.theonlythingthatcan hisstrangebehavior.explainabout B.resultfrom C.accountfor D.lieinTheyare themostreasonabledietwhichwilldogoodtohealth.seeking B.stimulating C.shaping D.sinking moneyhasbeenspentinbuildingthemodernlibrary,wherewecanreadbooksinoursparetime.Agreatnumberof B.AlargeamountofC.Agoodmany D.QuitealotSusanwasjust atthosepigeonsatthetime,soIthinkshesawme.glaring B.staring C.watching D.spottingI’lllookintothematterassoonaspossible.Justhavealittle .wait B.time C.patience D.restbad totalkwithyourfinger attheotherperson.manners;pointsC.manners;pointing

B.manner;topointD.manners;pointedPart2重點(diǎn)詞匯（Ⅱ） （appearsserious,butheishumorousatheart.Theriver （beautifulcountry.Howeverhardhetried,hecouldn’tpersuadehisfriendstogiveupthe （冒險(xiǎn)，奇遇Wediscoveredasecret （通道，段，船費(fèi)thewall.（難以置信的theeventrepeateditselflaterinthesameplace.Oursailingboatwasdelayedby （對(duì)立面）winds.Part3重點(diǎn)短語Thegirlwas （anorphanhome.Thebuildingofthenewbridgewill （前進(jìn)，可以，往下說asplanned.LasttimeIranacrossherinthestreet （偶然，無意中Thisisnotaneconomicalwaytogetmorewater; （正相反）;it’sveryexpensive.He abig （冒險(xiǎn)）whenhemadetheinvestment. （至于，關(guān)于）yourapplication,discussit.Walkinginthestreet,Ioftenseebeggars （衣衫襤褸We （打賭）thatdayontheoutcomeofthenexthorserace.閱讀理解閱讀理解American’sgeniuswithhightechnologymayhaveputmenonthemoon,butthereisgrowingdoubtaboutitsabilitytosolvehumanproblemsclosertohome.Infact,aslightbutsignificantchangefrompurelytechnologicalsolutionsisalreadyunderwayasscientistsinsistthatanswerstotheworld’sproblemswillnotcomefromanattractiveexhibitionofelectronicsandmachines.Instead,astheyseeit,solutionsmustdevelopfromabetterunderstandingofthehumansthatdrivethesystemandfromafullerappreciation（賞識(shí)thelimitsand潛能)oftheearth’sresources.Whatthismeansisanincreasedemphasisonthelifeandearthsciences,onsociology,psychology,economicsandevenphilosophy.Moreandmoreofthebestmindsinscience,particularlyyoungresearchers,arebeingdrawnintothesedevelopingfields.Allthisisnottosaythattechnologicalcreativitywillnotplayacriticalroleinsolvingenergyandfoodshortages,orthatanswerstoenvironmentaldifficultieswillnotcomefromfurtheradvancesinthesametechnologiesthatmayhavehelpedcausetheproblems.Wheretherealchallengelies,intheviewofthenewgenerationofscientists,isinfindingwaystoproducegoodsandmeettheworld’sneeds,usinglessoftherawmaterialsthatarebecomingshort.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthorprobablyagreewith?Theenvironmentcrisiswillnotbesolvedunlesswestopusing原始）materials.Inscientificresearch,ahigher優(yōu)先）shouldbegiventounderstandingalllivingsystems.Explorationofouterspacewillfinallyleadtoanimprovementonhumanlivingconditions.U.S.high-technologycompaniesarewelcomingthisnewchangeinscientificresearch.Whichofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainidea?agrowingnumberofAmericansaredoubtfulaboutwhathightechnologycandoinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Manyscientistsarebeginningtobelievethatthebetterunderstandingofhumanbeingswillplayamoredecisiveroleinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Moreandmoreyoungscientistsaretryingtheirbesttofindnewwaystosolvetheworld’sproblems.Technologicalcreativitywillstillplayaveryimportantpartinsolvingtheworld’sYoungscientistsdemandthatinordertosatisfyhumanneeds .existingproductsbeimproved.morecomplexmachinesandelectronicequipmentbedesigned.waysbefoundtoproducebettergoodsusingfewerrawmaterials.anynewinventionandinnovationbeencouragedintechnologyInthepassage“Humanproblems”or“worldproblems”refersmainlyto .globalfoodshortageC.environmentalpollution

B.resourcesdepletion（耗盡）D.alloftheaboveTheauthorstatesallthefollowingCXCEPTthat .thedevelopmentofpresenttechniquescannotprovideanyanswerstotoday’sproblems.anincreasingnumberofyoungscientistsaretakingagreatinterestinbiologicalandsocialsciences.manyscientistshavecometounderstandthelimitsofnaturalresources.manyscientistsarguethathightechnologyissomethingbutnoteverything.HomeworkHomeworkPart1單詞拼寫（周一、周二完成）importanttolearnlargenumberof （短語，慣用語heart.Theyall （凝視，盯著看）withastonishment.This （通道，段，船費(fèi)begivenseveralinterpretations.I （鞠躬hisbetterjudgmentandtookhisadvice.Ourreporterwasthefirstpersononthe （一場(chǎng)，現(xiàn)場(chǎng)，景色I(xiàn)was （真正地，確實(shí)，實(shí)在gladtohearthenews.This （慈善anonprofitorganization.Therearetallandgreentreesoneachsideofthe （人行道IhopeIremembertoaskthe （理發(fā)師）nottocutmyhairtooshort.WorksofmanyAmerican （著者，作家beentranslatedintoChinese.Onthefaceofit,thedocumentseemed （真的Heisnotpoor,onthe （反面，對(duì)立面；相反的，相違的heisamillionaire.Hetraveledfromhis （出生地，故鄉(xiāng)hisnewhome.Thereareseveralenclosuresinthe （信封Thereareseveral （過錯(cuò)，缺點(diǎn)，故障thepageintermsoffigures.Ifweather （許可，允許；通行證，許可證，執(zhí)照wewillgocampingthisweekend.（難以置信的stupidheis.Joblessand （貧窮的，身無分文的,Tomhadtosleeproughinthefieldsforseveralmonths.Hecouldn’t （認(rèn)為，說明；賬目hisabsencefromschool.Heansweredmyquestionswithgreat （耐心Thefrontcoverofthe （小說，長(zhǎng)篇故事beentornoff.Itismybeliefthatgood （禮貌，舉止，方式importanttoeveryone.Shewaswearingablackskirtwithwhite （斑點(diǎn)，污點(diǎn)，地點(diǎn)；發(fā)現(xiàn)，認(rèn)出reportedthattwo （商人）havebeenkidnappedbyterrorists.They （尖叫）forhelpfromthewindowoftheburninghotel.Large （數(shù)量）ofmoneywerespentonthebridge.I’msorry,mymindwas （漫游，閑逛，漫步，漂泊Whatdidyousayjustnow?Theywere （尋找，尋求）employment.HeworksattheAmerican （大使館，大使及工作人員His （奇遇，冒險(xiǎn)）havebeenwhisperedeverywhere.Part2閱讀理解（周三完成）Whenyoupracticereadingwithpassagesshorterthanbooklength,donottrytotakeineachwordseparately,oneaftertheother.Itismuchmoredifficulttograspthebroadthemeofthepassagethisway,andyouwillalsogetthestuckonindividualwordswhichmaynotbeabsolutelyessentialtoageneralunderstandingofthepassage.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughthepassageveryquicklyfirsttogetthegeneralideaofeachparagraph.Titles,paragraphheadingsandemphasizedwordcanbeagreathelpingettingthis綱要ofthepassage.Itissurprisinghowmanypeopledonotreadtitles,introductionsorparagraphheadings.Canyou,withoutlookingback,rememberthetitleofthispassageandtheheadingofthisparagraph?Mostparagraphsofapassageorchapterhavea'topic sentence'whichexpressesthecentralidea.Theremainingsentencesexpandorsupportthatidea.Ithasbeenestimatedthatbetween60%and90%ofallexpositive（說明的paragraphsinEnglishhavethetopicsentencefirst.Alwayspayspecialattentiontothefirstsentenceofaparagraph;itismostlikelytogiveyouthemainidea.Sometimes,though,thefirstsentenceintheparagraphdoesnothavethefeelof'mainidea'sentence.Itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformationtojustifyaparagraph.Thenextmostlikelyplacetolookforthetopicsentenceisthelastsentenceoftheparagraph.Rememberthattheopeningandclosingparagraphsofapassageorchapterareparticularlyimportant.Theopeningparagraphsuggeststhegeneraldirectionandcontentofthepiece,whiletheclosingparagraphoftensummarizestheveryessence（精髓）.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughapassagequicklyfirst .atabout350w.P.m.(wordsperminute)C.sothatyoucantakeineachwordseparately

B.togetthegeneralideaofeachparagraphD.tomakesureyougettotheendatleastonceThetopicsentenceofanexpositoryparagraphinEnglish .usuallycomesinthemiddleC.ismostoftenatthebeginning

B.ismostlikelytobefoundattheendD.isusuallyleftoutinexpositorywritingMostexpositoryparagraphsinEnglishhaveaclearlydefinedtopicsentence.Insuchparagraphsthetopicsentencecomesfirst .inabout40%ofcasesC.inabout20%cases

B.inabout80%ofcasesD.veryrarelySometimesweknowthefirstsentenceisnotthetopicsentencebecause .itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformation B.itisnotlongenoughC.itdoesnotcomeatthebeginningTheclosingparagraphofapieceofwriting .

D.itdoesnotmakecompletesentenceA.isnotreallyveryimportant B.isoftenunnecessaryrepetitionC.oftencomesattheend D.oftensummarizestheessenceofthepassagePart3單項(xiàng)選擇（周五完成）fatherhimtojointheschoolfootballteam.let B.promise C.permit D.hopeWhenIgothomewiththecassetterecorder,itwouldn’twork.Itriedtofindthe myself.shortcoming B.fault C.weakness D.errorThegirlstudent manyquestionsduringthecourseoftheclass.broughtup B.broughtin C.broughtdown D.broughtout—WouldyoumindifIturnedontheTVandwatchedCCTVnews?— .Asamatteroffact,IalsolikewatchingCCTVnews.No,youB.Yes,Ido C.No,goahead D.OK,noproblemIbelievehappinessis ,andtruehappinesscomesfromyoursatisfactionifhowthingsare.bychoice B.bychance C.byaccident D.bydesignThereismuchchance Billwillrecoverfromhisinjuryintimefortherace.that B.which C.until D.ifAlargeamountof beenshippedtohelpthehomelesspeople.goodshas B.goodshave C.foodhas D.foodhaveWhenthemanwastryingtobreakintothebank,hewascaughtbythepolice .inaspot B.onthespot C.offthespot D.tothespotIfyouaretomakeafortune,youhaveto onthebusiness.takethechance B.takeyourchance C.takeachance D.takechanceNoonecouldhavethoughtthattheman shouldhaveaone-million-poundnote.A.inrag B.withrags C.withrag D.inragsIcouldstayforoneortwodays,but whetherIamstayingforaweek,itwouldbeoutofthequestion.A.asfor B.asto C.asfaras D.butforThoughitisraining,I itwillturnoutfinetomorrow.A.expect B.hope C.imagine D.bet—Ihadthoughtthatyourwifedidn’tunderstandyouatthattime.— ,shehadagoodunderstandingofme.A.Onthecontrary B.tosay C.Ontheotherhand D.ForanotherthingWediscussedyet wearegoingtoplaceournew全國Ⅰ）A.that B.which C.what D.whereAtfirsthehatedthenewjobbutdecidedtogivehimselfafewmonthstosee itgotanyA.when B.how C.why D.ifPart4短文改錯(cuò)（周六完成）

2009北京）SueandAnnoftenmeetatacheaprestauranttoeatandtalkingaboutlifeandschoolaftertheirmorningclass.Sometimes,insteadtalking,theyplayagamethattheycallit“peoplewatching”.Theystartthegameinobservingandlisteningtopeoplearoundthemcarefulandmakeguessesabouttheirlivesasages,jobs,likes,dislikesandsoon.Ofcourse,theyneverreallyknewwhethertheyarerightorwrong.Thereforetheyusuallyhavegoodreasonsforthinkingthatwhattheyare.“Thegameistheyoftensay.人教版新課標(biāo)英語必修3綜合練習(xí)Unit3TheMillionPoundBankNote（教師版）思維導(dǎo)圖重點(diǎn)詞匯重點(diǎn)短語

adventure passage wander permit scene stare patience contrary amount manner spot seek indeedonthecontrary bringup goahead byaccident stareat accounttakeachance makeabet inrags asforbirthplace pavement novel author ahead genuine fault rag其它詞匯 penniless embassy phrase charity envelope steak bay businessman pineapple dessert rude scream issue barber fake重點(diǎn)語法 賓語從句、表語從句單元重點(diǎn)知識(shí)單元重點(diǎn)知識(shí)課堂筆記Part1重點(diǎn)詞匯（Ⅰ）課堂筆記Seeingthehappy B ofchildrenplayinginthepark, I’mfullofanconfidenceinthefutureofourcountry.sight近義詞辨析

scene C.view D.signscene:多指某一特定或具體場(chǎng)面所表示的“景色scenery:表示“風(fēng)景”的集合名詞（不可數(shù)，側(cè)重指某一國家或地sight:笑的事物，多用復(fù)數(shù)形式；也可指“視力iew:從某個(gè)位置或角度所看到的景色（如從遠(yuǎn)處或高處觀點(diǎn)。Iwouldliketodoitwithyou,butI’mnotsurewhethermyparents A .permitted B.admitted C.accepted D.receivedIhadn’tseenmyoldfriendJackfortenyearsbutI D himatfirstsight.watched B.realized C.observed D.spottedPetermustbeill.theonlythingthatcan C hisstrangebehavior.explainabout B.resultfrom C.accountfor D.lieinTheyare A themostreasonabledietwhichwilldogoodtohealth.seeking B.stimulating C.shaping D.sinking B moneyhasbeenspentinbuildingthemodernlibrary,wherewecanreadbooksinoursparetime.Agreatnumberof B.AlargeamountofC.Agoodmany D.QuitealotSusanwasjust_B_atthosepigeonsatthetime,soIthinkshesawme.glaring B.staring C.watching D.spottingI’lllookintothematterassoonaspossible.Justhavealittle C .wait B.time C.patience D.restbad C totalkwithyourfinger attheotherperson.manners;pointsC.manners;pointing

B.manner;topointD.manners;pointedPart2重點(diǎn)詞匯（Ⅱ） Indeed （真正地，確實(shí)，實(shí)在appearsserious,butheishumorousatheart.Theriver wanders （beautifulcountry.Howeverhardhetried,hecouldn’tpersuadehisfriendstogiveuptheadventure （冒險(xiǎn)，奇遇Wediscoveredasecret passage（通道，段，船費(fèi)thewall.unbelievable （難以置信的）thattheeventrepeateditselflaterinthesameplace.Oursailingboatwasdelayedby contrary （對(duì)立面）winds.Part3重點(diǎn)短語Thegirlwasbrought撫養(yǎng)，養(yǎng)魚，嘔吐，提出anorphanhome.Thebuildingofthenewbridgewill goahead （前進(jìn)，可以，往下說）asplanned.LasttimeIranacrossherinthestreet byaccident （偶然，無意中Thisisnotaneconomicalwaytogetmorewater; onthecontrary （相反）;it’sveryexpensive.He took abig chance （冒險(xiǎn)）whenhemadetheinvestment.Asfor （至于，關(guān)于application,discussit.Walkinginthestreet,Ioftenseebeggars inrags （衣衫襤褸We madeabet （打賭）thatdayontheoutcomeofthenexthorserace.閱讀理解閱讀理解American’sgeniuswithhightechnologymayhaveputmenonthemoon,butthereisgrowingdoubtaboutitsabilitytosolvehumanproblemsclosertohome.Infact,aslightbutsignificantchangefrompurelytechnologicalsolutionsisalreadyunderwayasscientistsinsistthatanswerstotheworld’sproblemswillnotcomefromanattractiveexhibitionofelectronicsandmachines.Instead ,astheyseeit,solutionsmustdevelopfromabetterunderstandingofthehumansthatdrivethesystemandfromafullerappreciation（賞識(shí)thelimitsand潛能)oftheearth’sresources.Whatthismeansisanincreasedemphasisonthelifeandearthsciences,onsociology,psychology,economicsandevenphilosophy.Moreandmoreofthebestmindsinscience,particularlyyoungresearchers,arebeingdrawnintothesedevelopingfields.Allthisisnottosaythattechnologicalcreativitywillnotplayacriticalroleinsolvingenergyandfoodshortages,orthatanswerstoenvironmentaldifficultieswillnotcomefromfurtheradvancesinthesametechnologiesthatmayhelpedcausetheproblems.Wheretherealchallengelies,intheviewofthenewgenerationofscientists,isinfindingwaystoproducegoodsandmeettheworld’sneeds,usinglessoftherawmaterialsthatarebecomingshort.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheauthorprobablyagreewith? （ B ）Theenvironmentcrisiswillnotbesolvedunlesswestopusing原始）materials.Inscientificresearch,ahigher優(yōu)先）shouldbegiventounderstandingalllivingsystems.Explorationofouterspacewillfinallyleadtoanimprovementonhumanlivingconditions.U.S.high-technologycompaniesarewelcomingthisnewchangeinscientificresearch.Whichofthefollowingbestexpressesthemainidea? （ B ）agrowingnumberofAmericansareaboutwhathightechnologycandoinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Manyscientistsarebeginningtobelievethatthebetterunderstandingofhumanbeingswillplayamoredecisiveroleinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Moreandmoreyoungaretryingtheirbesttofindnewwaystosolvetheworld’sproblems.Technologicalcreativitywillstillplayaveryimportantpartinsolvingtheworld’sproblems.Youngscientistsdemandthatinordertosatisfyhumanneeds C .existingproductsbeimproved.morecomplexmachinesandelectronicequipmentbedesigned.waysbefoundtoproducebettergoodsusingfewerrawmaterials.anynewinventionandinnovationbeencouragedintechnologyInthepassage“Humanproblems”or“worldproblems”refersmainlyto D .globalfoodshortageC.environmentalpollution

B.resourcesdepletion（耗盡）D.alloftheaboveTheauthorstatesallthefollowingCXCEPTthat A .thedevelopmentofpresentcannotprovideanyanswerstotoday’sproblems.anincreasingnumberofyoungscientistsaretakingagreatinterestinbiologicalandsocialsciences.manyscientistshavecometounderstandthelimitsofnaturalresources.manyscientistsarguethathightechnologyissomethingbutnoteverything.HomeworkHomeworkPart1單詞拼寫（周一、周二完成）importanttolearnlargenumberof phrases （短語，慣用語heart.Theyall staring （凝視，盯著看）withastonishment.This passage （通道，段，船費(fèi)begivenseveralinterpretations.I bowed （鞠躬hisbetterjudgmentandtookhisadvice.Ourreporterwasthefirstpersononthe scene （一場(chǎng)，現(xiàn)場(chǎng)，景色I(xiàn)was indeed （真正地，確實(shí)，實(shí)在gladtohearthenews.This charity （慈善）isanonprofitorganization.Therearetallandgreentreesoneachsideofthe pavement （人行道）.IhopeIremembertoaskthe barber （理發(fā)師）nottocutmyhairtooshort.WorksofmanyAmerican authors （著者，作家beentranslatedintoChinese.Onthefaceofit,thedocumentseemed genuine （真的Heisnotpoor,onthe contrary （反面，對(duì)立面；相反的，相違的heisamillionaire.Hetraveledfromhis birthplace （出生地，故鄉(xiāng)hisnewhome.Thereareseveralenclosuresinthe envelope （信封）.Thereareseveral faults （過錯(cuò)，缺點(diǎn)，故障thepageintermsoffigures.Ifweather permits （許可，允許；通行證，許可證，執(zhí)照wewillgocampingthisweekend.unbelievable （難以置信的stupidheis.Joblessand penniless （貧窮的，身無分文的,Tomhadtosleeproughinthefieldsforseveralmonths.Hecouldn’t account （認(rèn)為，說明；賬目hisabsencefromschool.Heansweredmyquestionswithgreat patience （耐心）.Thefrontcoverofthe novel （小說，長(zhǎng)篇故事beentornoff.Itismybeliefthatgood manners （禮貌，舉止，方式importanttoeveryone.Shewaswearingablackskirtwithwhite spots （斑點(diǎn)，污點(diǎn)，地點(diǎn)；發(fā)現(xiàn)，認(rèn)出reportedthattwo businessmen （商人）havebeenkidnappedbyterrorists.They screamed （尖叫）forhelpfromthewindowoftheburninghotel.Large amounts （數(shù)量）ofmoneywerespentonthebridge.I’msorry,mymindwas wandering （漫游，閑逛，漫步，漂泊Whatdidyousayjustnow?Theywere seeking （尋找，尋求）employment.HeworksattheAmerican Embassy （大使館，大使及工作人員His adventures （奇遇，冒險(xiǎn)）havebeenwhisperedeverywhere.Part2閱讀理解（周三完成）Whenyoupracticereadingwithpassagesshorterthanbooklength,donottrytotakeineachwordseparately,oneaftertheother.Itismuchmoredifficulttograspthebroadthemeofthepassagethisway,andyouwillalsogetthestuckonindividualwordswhichmaynotbeabsolutelyessentialtoageneralunderstandingofthepassage.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughthepassageveryquicklyfirsttogetthegeneralideaofeachparagraph.Titles,paragraphheadingsandemphasizedwordcanbeagreathelpingettingthis綱要ofthepassage.Itissurprisinghowmanypeopledonotreadtitles,introductionsorparagraphheadings.Canyou,withoutlookingback,rememberthetitleofthispassageandtheheadingofthisparagraph?Mostparagraphsofapassageorchapterhavea'topic sentence'whichexpressesthecentralidea.Theremainingsentencesexpandorsupportthatidea.Ithasbeenestimatedthatbetween60%and90%ofallexpositive（說明的）paragraphsinEnglishhavethetopicsentencefirst.Alwayspayspecialattentiontothefirstsentenceofaparagraph;itismostlikelytogiveyouthemainidea.Sometimes,though,thefirstsentenceintheparagraphdoesnothavethefeelof'mainidea'sentence.Itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformationtojustifyaparagraph.Thenextmostlikelyplacetolookforthetopicsentenceisthelastsentenceoftheparagraph.Rememberthattheopeningandclosingparagraphsofapassageorchapterareparticularlyimportant.Theopeningparagraphsuggeststhegeneraldirectionandcontentofthepiece,whiletheclosingparagraphoftensummarizestheveryessence（精髓）.Itisagoodideatoskimthroughapassagequicklyfirst B .atabout350w.P.m.(wordsperminute)C.sothatyoucantakeineachwordseparately

B.togetthegeneralideaofeachparagraphD.tomakesureyougettotheendatleastonceThetopicsentenceofanexpositoryparagraphinEnglish C .usuallycomesinthemiddleC.ismostoftenatthebeginning

B.ismostlikelytobefoundattheendD.isusuallyleftoutinexpositorywritingMostexpositoryparagraphsinEnglishhaveaclearlydefinedtopicsentence.Insuchparagraphsthetopicsentencecomesfirst B .inabout40%ofcasesC.inabout20%cases

B.inabout80%ofcasesD.veryrarelySometimesweknowthefirstsentenceisnotthetopicsentencebecause A .itdoesnotseemtogiveusenoughnewinformation B.itisnotlongenoughC.itdoesnotcomeatthebeginningTheclosingparagraphofapieceofwriting D

D.itdoesnotmakecompletesentenceA.isnotreallyveryimportant B.isoftenunnecessaryrepetitionC.oftencomesattheend D.oftensummarizestheessenceofthepassagePart3單項(xiàng)選擇（周五完成）fathe