1、1Unit 19 Language Section Lesson 2 differ from; on purpose; be aware of; point at1. She broke the dishes _just to show her anger.答案：on purpose2. We should _ the importance of learning English.答案：be aware of3. The team _ members from different countries.2答案：consists of4. I cant see where they _ each
2、other；to me they look exactly the same.答案：differ from5. The teacher is _ the map and asking where Paris is.答案：pointing at. 完成句子1. _Liang Weimin thought all English speakers _ BBC World Service reporters?你认为梁为民为什么会认为所有说英语的人听起来都像英国国际广播公司的记者？答案：Why do you think; sounded like2. _ accents you hear，_ you
3、get.你听到的口音越不一样，你就会越糊涂。答案：The more different; the more confused3. I know this is unusual, but after the long flight, I _ go on with the group.我知道这很少有，但在长久的飞行之后，我不想再和小组一起活动了。答案：would prefer not to4. _ I just go off on my own a bit later?我晚一点独自走可以吗？答案：Is it all right if5. Sir, _ we have to _.先生，对不起，我们得
4、坚持原计划。答案：Im sorry but; keep to the timetable.单句语法填空(不多于 3 个单词)1.Look！The telephone is broken.Someone damaged it _ purpose.That may be right.But perhaps it was broken _ accident.答案：on; by “on purpose”故意地， “by accident”偶然地，均为固定短语。2.The leaders of our college wont be in favor of your project, you know?
5、So what？I neednt their _(approve)Ive got the money to carry it on.答案：approval 形容词性物主代词后接名词形式， “approval”n.同意。3. Currently, some overseas universities are simply selling diplomas to Chinese students regardless _ their academic performance, so Chinese 3government should check on a regular basis.答案：of
6、“regardless of”不管，不顾，固定搭配。4.What do you think of Shakespeare?His plays are very interesting to watch but on _ other hand they are hard to read.答案：the “on the other hand”另一方面，固定搭配。5. _ some people regard as a drawback is seen as a plus by many others.答案：What what 引导主语从句，且在从句中作宾语。6. Does what the poli
7、tician says differ _ what he does?答案：from “differ from”与不同，固定搭配。7. The museum is trying to raise enough money _ (purchase) a painting by Van Gogh.答案：to purchase 动词不定式作目的状语。句意：这个博物馆正在集资足够的钱来购买梵高的一幅画。8. Jane is in a hurry because the train to the airport leaves _ half an hour.答案：in句意：简很着急，因为去飞机场的火车半小时
8、后就发车了。 “in一段时间”用于表示将来的句子中，意为：在之后。9. It is believed that the college tuition fee willl certainly add _ the difficulty of a poor family.答案：to “add to”增加。句意：人们认为，大学的学费一定会增加一个贫困家庭的困难。10. John and I will celebrate our fortieth wedding anniversary next month.Oh，_(congratulate)!答案：congratulations 表示祝贺用 con
9、gratulations。提升实战能力. 阅读理解ABritains Westminster School and the Harris Federation have joined forces to open an academy ， which will offer students in the sixth form from poor W1backgrounds a route to Oxford and Cambridge.SHowever, students hoping to gain a place will be required to pass a difficult e
10、ntrance exam and interview and achieve A grades at GCSE. Whats more4， offers will also consider potential .P1 W2Sir Daniel Moynihan, chief executive (主管) of the Harris Federation, said he hoped half of the academys students would go on to study at Oxford or Cambridge. This would make it the countrys
11、 most successful statefunded school.The headmaster of Westminster School, Dr. Stephen Spurr, said， “We are best at teaching gifted children and we believe that there are plenty of such P2young people with the ability and potential to make the most of such a sixth P3form and go on to the best univers
12、ities in this country and elsewhere.”The academy, which will be set up through the Governments free schools P4programme, is expected to start admitting students in June if it receives its formal agreement next month.The academys full capacity will be 250, although its first intake will W3be of 125 s
13、tudents in the autumn of next year. Westminster, which charges fees of between $23,583 and $31,350 and each year sends about 90 pupils to Oxford and Cambridge, will design all the academys courses.Education Secretary Michael Gove said， “By combining their skills and experience they will be able to c
14、reate a worldclass sixth form for teenagers from all over London.”语篇导读：英国的威斯敏斯特学校和哈里斯联合会联手成立了一所专门学校，招收六年级的贫穷学生，使他们有进入牛津大学和剑桥大学的途径。1The aim of the academy is to help_.Arich students go to top universitiesBrich students go to famous high schoolsCpoor students go to Oxford and CambridgeDpoor students g
15、raduate from middle schools答案：C 细节理解题。由第一段可知，这所学校的目的是帮助贫穷的学生去上牛津大学和剑桥大学。2What do the poor students need to do if they want to go to the academy?aHave potential.bHave an interview.cHave a very high EQ.dPass an entrance examination.eHave high academic marks.Aa，b，c，d Bb，c，d，e5Ca，b，c，e Da，b，d，e答案：D 细节理解
16、题。由第二段中的“pass a difficult entrance exam, interview, A grades at GCSE”以及“potential”可知，贫穷的学生要进入这所学校学习需要通过入学考试和面试、要有优秀的成绩和一定的潜能，故选择 D 项。3Which of the following statements about the academy is TRUE?AIt will accept 325 students.BIt is free for all the students.CStudents in the sixth form may be admitted.
17、DStudents will be admitted in August of this year.答案：C 正误判断题。根据第一段可知，这所学校针对的是六年级学生，所以 C 项正确。根据第六段第一句可知，学校最多可容纳 250 人，所以 A 项错误；根据第六段第二句可知，这所学校收学费，故 B 项错误；根据第五段可知，这所学校开始录取学生的时间并非八月，所以 D 项错误。4What does Michael Gove think of the academy?AIt will achieve great success.BIt can become a famous college.CIt
18、can turn out to have worldclass teachers.DIt can combine teachers skill and experience.答案：A 推理判断题。根据最后一段提到的威斯敏斯特学校和哈里斯联合会联手世界一流的六年级可以推知，Michael Gove 认为学校会取得巨大成功。6BEvery year, about 1.6 to 3.8 million sportsrelated concussions (脑震荡) happen in the US More than 170,000 of these cases are brain injuries
19、 in P1kids aged 5 to 18.Football causes more concussions than any other sport, so organizers are trying to minimize the danger from the game.W1USA Football, the governing body of American youth football, recently visited cities across the nation to educate the next generation of players and parents
20、on head injuries. On July 21, the Protection Tour hit the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center.There, young football players learned how to tackle W2properly and got their helmets accurately fitted.Meanwhile, the insurance company Chartis educated parents on head injuries.7Nathan Lafayette, an insura
21、nce manager at Chartis, has firsthand experience with the dangers of head trauma . While playing in the National W3Hockey League more than a decade ago, he suffered a massive hit. Dazed, he W4skated over to the opposite teams bench, unsure of what was going on. Trainers sent him back onto the ice an
22、d let him play the rest of the game. But it wasnt until that night that he realized how serious his injury was he didnt even remember the game he had just played！ SHead injuries eventually forced Lafayette into early retirement. He now works at Chartis and is helping to spread the word about concuss
23、ions. “It has impacted me personally, and now that Im a parent of two kids I feel that they as kids should know more about it， ” says Lafayette. “Also, if the parents of their teammates know more about it, then it is easier to recognize the first concussion.”“One of the biggest worries is when a chi
24、ld has a second impact， ” Lafayette explains. Secondimpact syndrome (SIS) happens when the brain swells W5after a second concussion while the child has not recovered from the first P2concussion.It is especially dangerous for kids between the ages of 4 and 18 because their brains are still growing.As
25、 a result ， there is a higher SIS P3death rate among children.Educating kids and parents on the severity of concussions will hopefully decrease the number of annual head injuries to children.P4语篇导读：美国每年都有很多孩子在运动中不慎摔成脑震荡，如果处理不恰当，会给孩子带来严重的后果。美国青少年足球管理机构最近走访了很多城市，对青少年和他们的家长进行教育，让他们慎重对待运动中的头部意外受伤。5. The
26、 event held on July 21 was especially for _.Afootball organizersBan insurance companyCofficials of USA FootballDyoung football players and their parents答案：D 细节理解题。根据第二段第一句可知，活动面向的对象是年轻的足球运动员和他们的父母。6. Lafayettes experience mentioned in Paragraph 3 can be described as _.A. painful B. amazing8C. common
27、 D. fun答案：A 推理判断题。根据第三段和第四段叙述的 Nathan Lafayette 的遭遇可知，十多年前一次比赛中头部意外受伤造成他的记忆力严重衰退，影响了他的职业生涯。由此可推知，他的经历是让人痛苦的。7. The words of Lafayette in Paragraph 4 show _.Athe important role of parentsBthe seriousness of concussionsChow to recognize the first concussionDhow to protect the kids from concussions答案：A 推理判断题。第四段中 Lafayette 所说的话中提到，如果父母了解得多一些，就可以很容易辨认出是否是第一次脑震荡。由此可推知，父母的作用很重要。
