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Sneeze(打喷嚏) near an English person and they might say “Bless you！” In England it is polite to say ...
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高中英语《2014-2015学年 Unit 3 A healthy life 综合技能测试 新人教版选修6》真题及答案
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A.criticismB.discourageC.shifts轮班D.instituteAB.industryAC.establishAD.creditBC.standardsBD.accommodate适应;为提供膳宿或足够空间CD.leavesABC.demonstrate表现品质AlthoughHenryFord’snameiscloselyassociatedwiththeconceptofmassproductionheshouldreceiveequal__41__forintroducinglaborpracticesasearlyas1913thatwouldbeconsideredadvancedevenbytoday’s___42___.Safetymeasureswereimprovedandtheworkdaywasreducedtoeighthourscomparedwiththeten-ortwelve-hourdaycommonatthetimE.Inorderto___43___totheshorterworkdaytheentirefactorywasconvertedfromtwotothree__44__.Inadditionsick___45___aswellasimprovedmedicalcareforthoseinjuredonthejobwereinstituted.TheFordMotorCompanywasoneofthefirstfactoriestodevelopatechnicalschooltotrainspecializedskilledlaborersandanEnglishlanguageschoolforimmigrants.Someeffortswereevenmadetohirethehandicappedandprovidejobsforformerconvicts.Themostwidelyacclaimedinnovationwasthefive-dollar-a-dayminimumwagethatwasofferedinordertorecruitandretainthebestmechanicsandto___46___thegrowthoflaborunions.Fordexplainedthenewwagepolicyintermsofefficiencyandprofitsharing.Healsomentionedthefactthathisemployeeswouldbeabletopurchasetheautomobilesthattheyproduced–ineffectcreatingamarketfortheproduct.Inordertoqualifyfortheminimumwageanemployeehadtoestablishadecenthomeand__47__goodpersonalhabitsincludingsobriety沉静严肃thriftiness节俭__48__anddependability可信任可靠性.Althoughsome__49__wasdirectedatFordforinvolvinghimselftoomuchinthepersonallivesofhisemployeestherecanbenodoubtthatatatimewhenimmigrantswerebeingtakenadvantageofinfrightfulwaysHenryFordwashelpingmanypeopleto__50__themselvesinAmericA.
A.communityB.serviceC.emotionalD.witnessedE.effortsF.volunteeredG.importantH.ceremonyI.democraticJ.spiritK.obligationStudentsHonor9/11ThroughVolunteeringInthedaysafterSept.112001thousandspouredintoGroundZerotolendtheirhandsinoneofthelargestrecoveryeffortsinAmericanhistory.Now12yearslatercollegesarefindingwaystochannelthesame__29__intoserviceprojectsintheirowncommunitiesonSeptember11th.9/11issuchan__30__touchstoneforourcountryIthinkpeoplewanttofindwaystodosomethingandstudentsaswellsaysKevinKrugerpresidentofthestudentaffairsgroup.Theideaofgivingsomethingbacktothe__31__tiesinwelltotheemotionalsignificanceofthat.ThoughnocornerofthecountrywasuntouchedbytheterroristattackstheyespeciallyrockedNewYorkUniversityon9/11.LessthantwomilesfromGroundZerostudents__32__theplane-on-towerimpactfromtheirdormrooms.TheuniversitycoordinatedsheltersandcounselinginthedaysafterwarD.BecauseofthisNYUpublicaffairsdirectorPhilipLentzsaysthevolunteerworkthestudentsdothisweekhasaspecialrelevancE.Studentstoday__33__atarescuemissionwrotecardsforsoldiersandveteransandmadedonationsforthefamiliesofvictimsandfirstresponderson9/11.NYUfeelsithasaspecial__34__toofferthisserviceopportunitytostudentsthatareheresotheycangivebacktothecommunitythatwassodevastatedbytheattacksLentzsays.SimilardeedshavebeentakingplaceinGeorgeWashingtonUniversityinWashingtonD.C.ForthepastfiveyearsatGWfreshmenhaveboardedbusesimmediatelyaftertheirofficialwelcome__35__inearlySeptembertoheadforthenation'sfinancialcapitalandvolunteerin__36__thataidtheenvironmenteducationveteransandcommunityorganizationssaysAmyCohentheuniversity'sdirectorforcivicengagementandpublicservicE.Wehopethatstudentswilllearnthatcommunity__37__ispartofhowwebuildstrongcommunitiesandavibrant__38__societyCohenwroteinane-mailtoUSATODAY.Weaskstudentstoreflectonthetragedyof9/11andtousethisdayasawaytoshowcivicengagementandcommunitybuilding.
A.instinctB.confidenceC.outlinedD.slogansE.spinF.listsG.illustratedH.convictionI.contrastJ.practiceK.demonstrateThesuccessofaspeechisoftenattributedtotheskillofthespeakerwithmeritbeinggiventospeakerswhoareconfidentarticulateknowledgeableandabletodeliveraspeechwith____41_____.Butoftenitisnotthespeakerswhowritethesemovingspeechesitisaspeechwriter.Andoneindustryinwhichthis____42____iscommonisthatofpolitics.Sowhatdoesittaketobeapoliticalspeechwriter?WellaccordingtoarecentjobadvertisementfromtheUSEmbassyinBritainapoliticalspeechwriterneedstohaveexceptionalinterpersonalskillsbedetailorientedandableto____43____adeepknowledgeoftheirsubject.TheymustalsoworkcloselywithspeakersandbeabletorelatetotheirstylE.Somebelievethatthebestspeechwritershaveaninherenttalentanaturalcreative____44____andthatspeechwritingisanartform.Sowhataboutthoseofuswhodonotpossesssuchgenius?Canwestillproducesuccessfulspeeches?InaninterviewwiththeBBCDrMaxAtkinsonacommunicationsspecialist____45____anumberofspeechwritingtechniques.Healso____46____howthesetechniqueshavebeenusedinhistoricspeeches.Onesuchtechniqueisintroducing____47____.Thisisextremelyusefulwhenpresentingapositive____48____onanegativeissuE.OneofthemostfamousexamplesofthiscanbeseeninaspeechgivenbyformerAmericanPresidentJohnFKennedy:Asknotwhatyourcountrycandoforyoubutwhatyoucandoforyourcountry.Anothertechniqueistheuseofthree-part____49____.DrAtkinsonexplainsthatthiscanbeanexcellentwayofaddingfinalityorconfirmingastatement.FormerBritishPrimeMinisterTonyBlairwasafanofthistechniquE.Oneofhismostfamouscampaign____50____waseducationeducationeducation.Sonexttimeyouhavetoprepareaspeechorpresentationtryapplyingoneormoreofthesetechniquesandseeifyouhavewhatittakestobeawinningspeechwriter.
Mike:HelloNancy.Howareyoudoing?Nancy:FinethanksMikE.Mike:SpringisherE.Howwouldyouliketospendyourfreetime?Nancy:Iprefer___61___gooutdoorsandspendmyfreetimeinsomedifferentplacesandwithsomedifferentpeoplE.Mike:Why?Nancy:Thefirstreason___62___outdooractivitiesisthatIhavespenttoomuchtimeindoors.MostofthetimeIsitintheclassroom___63___listentotheteachersordoingtheexercises.Theindooractivitiesaretoo___64___limit.Freshairsunlightandenoughsportsactivities____65___needforahealthybody.SowhenIamfreeIshouldgoout.Mike:Whatisthesecond?Nancy:Thesecondreasonis___66___IwanttohavemoreexperiencesinmylifE.Whenyougooutorgetfarawayfromyourdailylifeyou___67___getalotofexcitingexperiences.___68___outdooractivitieswilltakealotofmoneyandenergy.___69___youhavenotpreparedenoughhavingsomeamusementindoorswillalsobeagoodchoice___70___maybemuchcheaperandeasiertocarryout.ReadingsomebooksandenjoyingmusicarealsoverygooD.
canhelpgroundratherthanencouragebyplantweoffunlessTherearemanywaystosavetheenvironmentifyouwouldlikE.Inthispassageyoucanfindsomeways.Plantmoretrees.Choosearight36.________nearyourhouseorworkplacE.37.________there’sanyrulestoppingyougrowingtreesinthatareagoaheadandgrowtrees.Plantatreeeverymonthand38.________yourfriendsandclassmatestojoinyou.Havemoreandmoretrees39.________andtherewillcomeadaywhenyouhavegreenlandthankstoyourhardwork.Walkmoreanddriveless.Choosetowalk40.________driveyourcar.Walkorrideabicycletoworkifit’snotveryfar.NotonlycyclingbutwalkingisgoodexercisE.Andeachtimeyouavoidusingyourcaryou’redoingsomething41.________tocutdownairpollution.Youaresavingfuelsavingmoneyandkeepingfitaswell.Savewater.Waterisveryimportantforlivingthings.It’s42.________whouseandpolluteit.Thesimplestwaytosavewateristurning43.________watertapsafterusE.Whenyouvisitabeachmakesurethatyoudon’tthrowwastearounD.Donotpolluterivers44.________droppinggarbageorotherwastE.Waterissoprecioussowe45.________wasteorpolluteit.
—Ambulance急救pleasE.—AmbulancE.________—I'minaphoneboxoutsideNo.30NanjingroaD._____________—Theresbeenanaccident.A.manhasbeenrunover.He’slosingalotofblooD.Pleasesendanam??bulanceatoncE.—Isthereadoctorthere?—Nothere'sonlymE.Thedriverdidn'tstop__________.—Yes.Don'tmovethepatient.____________Keepthepatientwarmbutdon’tgivehimanythingtoeatordrink.OK?—Rightpleaseurryt—Don’tworry.______A.What‘sthetroublesir?B.Whatcanwedoforyou?C.IsthereanythingIcando?D.Whereareyoucallingfrom?E.Trytostopbleeding.F.Whereisthepatient?G.Theambulanceisonitswaynow.
JohannStrausswasborninViennain1825.Althoughhisfatherdidnotwanthimtobecomea61musicStraussJuniorstudiedtheviolin62secretasachild.Whenhisfatherdiscoveredhissonpractisingonaviolinonedayhegavehimabeating63saythathewasgoingtobeatthemusicoutoftheboy.Butthatdidn’tpreventtheboyfrombecomingoneofthe64greatcomposersofalltime.Hewrotehisfirstwaltzattheageofsix.Atnineteenhedecidedtodevote65hetomusic.HeformedhisownorchestraandmadeasuccessfultourofEuropeandsoonbecameknown66theWaltzKing.TheemperorofAustriawasso67pleasewithhismusicthatheappointedhim.theconductoratthecourtballsofVienna.ItWasfortheseoccasions68.Hewrotesomeofhismostpopularwaltzesamong69wasthewell-knownfavouriteTheBlueDanube.InallthetalentedJohannStrauss70writemorethan500masterpieces.
equipwithleavealonedeadlinewithoutregardtowhenitcomestogrowupinreturnforgothroughwhatifshowupsticktofeelguiltyabout1.Thelittlegirl’sdreamistobeafamoussingerandactresswhenshe___________inthefuturE.2.AstheBestWinnerofthecontestofOutlook2012EnglishTalentContestshe___________greatpressuretocompetewithstudentsalloverthecountrythen.3.ThesedaysalmostalltheschoolsinShanghai___________advancedfacilitiesinthelabs.4.WhenyoustartaconversationwithaBritishguyforthefirsttimedoremember___________subjectsofacasualnaturesuchasweather.5.Don’tbotherhimnow;hewantsto___________.6.IwishIcoulddosomething___________thekindnessIhavereceivedfromhim.7.Thestudentsburntthemidnightoiltomeetthe___________ofhishomework.8.Thehardworkingfatheralways___________spendingtoolittletimewithhisson.9.___________thepopularityofAppleproductsopinionsvaryfrompersontoperson.10.___________wemovethepictureoverthere?Doyouthinkitlooksbetter?
Somepoemstellastoryordescribesomethinginawaythatwillgivethereaderastrongi____1____.Otherstrytoc_____2___certainemotions.Poetsusedifferentformsofpoetrytoexpressthemselves.Forexamplethelanguageofnurseryrhymesis_____3____实在的butimaginativeandtheydelightsmallchildrenbecausetheyhavestrongrhythmandalotofrepetition.Andlistpoemshavea____4___灵活变化的linelengthandrepeatedphraseswhichgivebotha____5___模式andarhythmtothepoem.AnothersimpleformofpoemistheCinquainwhichis_____6____由组成fivelinesandcanexpressstrongfeelingsinjustafewwords.AndofcoursethereareTangpoemsfromChinawhichyoumayenjoy_____7_____特别.Withsomanydifferentformsofpoetrytochoosefromstudentsmaye_____8____最终wanttowritepoemsoftheirown.
A.:Goodmorning.CanIhelpyou?B.YesIb___111___thisblouseherelastweekbutthereseemstobesomethingwrongwithit.WhenIwasheditthecolourr___112__.Youcanseehowitisnow.Ican’tp____113____wearit.Iwouldlikeyoutochangethisblouseorelsegivememymoneyb___114___.A.:LetmeseE.Didyouwashitinhotwater?B.:Ofcoursenot.I’mnotthatf____115___.A.:Itlooksasifithasn’tbeenwashedf___116____theinstructions.Didyouleaveitinwaterbeforeyouwashedit?B.:NoIdidn’tdothate____117____.Ijustwasheditincoldwater.A.:Thereseemstobesomethingwrongwithitbutthat’sthef__118__ofthecompanythatmadeit.A.:Thatmaybet__119___butyousoldmeablousethatIcan’tuseanymorE.B.:WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddothen?A.:Ii___120___thatyougivememymoneyback.
I.nordertoknowaforeignlanguagethoroughlyfourthingsarenecessary.Firstlywemustunderstandthelanguagewhenwehear__61_spoken..Secondlywemustbeabletospeakitcorrectlywithconfidenceandwithouthesitation.62____wemustbeabletoreadthelanguageandfourthlywemustbeabletowriteit.Wemustbeabletomakesentencesthataregrammaticallycorrect.Thereisnoeasywaytosuccess63___languagelearning._64__goodmemoryisofgreathelpbutitisnotenoughonly_65____memorizerulesfromagrammarbook.Itisnotmuchuselearningbyheartlonglistofwordsand__66__meaningstudyingthedictionaryandsoon.WemustlearnbyusingthelanguagE.___67___wearesatisfiedwithonlyafewruleswehavememorizedwearenotreallylearningthelanguagE.Learnthroughuseisagoodpieceof__68__adviseforthose69__arestudyinganewlanguagE.Practiceisimportant.Wemustpracticespeakingand70__writethelanguagewheneverwecan
WeallneedphysicalexercisE.ExerciseusesupfoodweeatandkeepsthebodyenergetiC.Itworksyourmusclesandmakesyourheartworkhardsoastosendbloodtoyourmuscles.Soexercisemakesyourheartandmusclesstrong.ExercisealsomakesyoufeelrefresheD.Ifyoutakeregularexercisesyouwillstayhappyandhealthy.SomeWesterncountriessuchastheUnitedStateshaveproblemswithexercisE.IntheUSmanypeoplelackexercisebecauseitishardforthem.Peoplehavetoworkfromdawntilldusksotheydon'thavetimetotakeexercisE.Theyworkinofficebuildingssittinginchairsalldaylonginfrontofcomputers.Theycannotgetmuchexercisesittingatdeskpassively.SomeWesternerscangetexercisewalkingfromtheirhomestowork.Howeverthemajorityofpeoplecannotdothis.Itistoofarfromtheirhomestotheiroffices.Theyhavenochoicebuttodrivetowork.Infactsomehavetodriveoneortwohourstotheiroffices.Thisisunfavorableintwoways.Firstthesepeopledon'thaveachancetoexercisebecausetheyaresittingintheircarsfortwotofourhourseachday.Seconddrivingischallengingespeciallyinrushhoursandcallsfortoomuchattention.ItmakesapersonverytireD.Sowhenthesepeoplearrivehomeatnighttheydon'thavethedesiretotakeexerciseafterwork.TodaymanypeopleintheWestareoverweightwhichcauseshealthproblemsforthem.Doctorssayexercisecanhelppeoplebothloseweightandimprovetheirhealth.SomanypeoplearetryingtogetmoreexercisE.Butittakestimetochangeandwhenpeopledon'tseeadifferencerightawaytheywillbediscouragedandstopexercising.TitleWesterners76▲ExerciseThe77▲thatpeoplecangetfromexercise●Keepyourbody78▲.●MakeyoufeelgooD.●Helpyoustayhealthyandhappyifyouexercise79▲.●Helpyouloseweightandgetyourhealth80▲.One81▲fornotgettingenoughexerciseforsomewesternersSomepeopleatworkaretoo82▲toexercisE.Thedifficultythosewhodrivetoworkhaveinexercising●Somelivetoo83▲awayfromtheirworkplacesotheyhavetodrivetowork.●Afterdrivingbackatnighttheyaretoo84▲sotheydon’twanttoexercisE.ThewrongattitudetoexercisesomepeoplehaveSomewould85▲heartiftheydon’tseeadifferencewithinashorttimE.
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