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1、射阳二中2017年秋高三（A）英语活动单（6）Module 10 Unit 2 RevisionAims: Revise words and expressions in Module 10 Unit 2 Activity 1: Read and recite words and expressions on Page74-75Dictation: write the Chinese or English form of the following words.editionn.retirevi.&|vt.pensionn.hurricanen.toughadj.slipvi&|n.cater
2、vi.&|vt.boomn.&|vi.mobileadj.flexibleadj.privilegen.&|vt.numbadj.&|vt.analyticaladj.drain*n.&|vt.&|vi.brain drainn.currencyn.clarifyvt.preciseadj.shabbyadj.collisionn.gayn.&|adj.controversialadj.sympathyn.迁移中，行进中困难的，严厉的，坚强的变成溜走| 滑倒， 差错，疏漏是明智的，是有道理的迎合，满足需要激增，繁荣|激增，迅速发展，轰鸣流动的，可以动的， 能适应新情况的，灵活的， 有弹性的亲骨
3、肉，亲人选择（做某事），选举替换，交换荣幸，特权| 给予特权， 失去知觉的 | 使麻木分析的，解析的货币，通货，普遍认可口口相传，口碑阐明， 澄清，净化准确的，确切的破旧的，破败的，衣衫褴褛的抢劫，掠夺，盗取冲突， 抵触，碰撞有争议的，引起争论的充其量，至多同情，赞同，支持Activity2: Read the text and fill in the blanks. 根据首字母、汉字或语境提示填空 Population movement in the USA Older Americans are _ _ _ (迁移中）. Throughout the Midwest and the Nor
4、theast, people a_60 and over are p_ their bags and _ _ (向南进发）along the freeway to states like Florida. For some of these people the move is p_, but for others it is only for a few months of the year.According to the national population survey c_ recently, Florida _ _ _(是.的家园) the largest population
5、of people aged 65 and older. This group _ _(构成) over 17 percent of the states population. The question is, _, why are so many people r_ and spending their p_ in Florida? People give _ _ _ (各种各样的) reasons, from wanting better health care to looking for communities of older people. Most agree, however
6、, that they like the climate in Florida, which, _ _ (除了) a few hurricanes, is warmer than in other places.“For people my age, such weather is very t_; snow can _ _ (变成） ice, which is easy to s_on. we prefer staying comfortable, and thats why moving somewhere warmer _ _ (有意义),” says, Edna._ the numbe
7、r of older Americans moving there increases, more changes are made to _ _(迎合) them. For example, ambulances r_ faster now, and many houses have bathrooms _ _ (为.设计) older owners, with things like easy-to-use bathtubs that _ _ _ _ (减少.的风险） slips and falls. Such a_are making Florida even more attracti
8、ve to older people. Recently, there has been a b_ in population movements, and according to the national population survey, 12.5 percent of the population moves each year. Many of these more m_ people are moving to large cities; of these, most are young adults, who are f_ and can adapt to new places
9、 and situations well.“ Now, young people even my own _ _ _ (亲骨肉)-move away.” Across the USA, people are noticing the same thing: young people are e_ to live in cities.Young mobile adults give many different reasons for s_ their home towns _big cities. Some are looking for a good job, while some othe
10、rs s_ exciting and fun things to do. The wandering RomanyNo group is a_ more with moving and travelling than be Romany, who have been w_ around Europe and Asia for nearly 1,000 years. The Romany are thought _ _ first _ from India. Over the centuries, they _ _ (分裂成) different groups with different na
11、mes, s_ into many countries, mostly in Europe. They also developed their own language, _ _ there are now a_ sixty v_. The Romany have never written down their history, so it is hard to c_their origins or exact history. It is also difficult to be p_ about how many Romany people there are, though the
12、Council of Europe has suggested a number of about 9.8 million. Many people often _ _ the Romany _(称.为)“travelers”. In English-speaking countries, they are often called Gypsies” because of the b_ that they first came from Egypt. However, today it is not considered polite to use this term. Their main
13、c_ is that they do not stay s_ for long period of time, and always move on to another place. They r_ making permanent homes, and choose not to become citizens of the countries that they move to. I_, they prefer to stay in small groups, to protect and p_ their culture and freedom.The Romanys culture
14、is rich and d_, and has been preserved for centuries from its roots in India. There is a strong f_on large families and on wearing traditional clothes and jewellery. They are known for fortune-telling, which is trying to p_a persons future by looking at their hands or special cards. Although they have traditions _ _ _(属于他们自己的）, they also a_ the languages and religions of the places they move to, to show respect for the local traditions.However, throughout their long histor
