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1、选修六 Unit 1 检测练习学校 班级 学生 完成时间（ ）一、完形填空Holding on regret is like dragging the weight of the past with us everywhere we go. It consumes our 1 , leaving less available for life in the present 2 we are constantly feeding an old issue. This attachment can 3 illness the same way watering a dead plant creat
2、es decay(腐烂). We know that 4 new and beautiful can grow in its place if we only prepare the soil and plant the right seeds. We also know that we create our lives from our 5 , so focusing on the past may actually recreate a situation in our lives where we are 6 to make the choice again and again. We
3、can choose to move 7 right now by applying what we have learned to the present and perhaps even sharing with others, 8 the energy into something that is constructive and creative for ourselves and others.Forgiveness can heal 9 . In meditation(冥想), we can 10 discussing the issue with the self of our
4、past and 11 our forgiveness for the choice. 12 , we can ask for ourselves forgiveness for keeping them locked in that space of judgment for so long. We may also want to ask 13 from anyone else who may have been 14 and perhaps offer our forgiveness. By replaying the event in our 15 , we can choose a
5、new ending using all that we now know. Imagine that you have actually gone back into the 16 and made this change, and then say goodbye to it. 17 your former self with a hug and bring the forgiveness and love back with you to the present. Since we are usually hard on ourselves, it is amazing how 18 h
6、ealing it can be to offer ourselves love.Keeping our minds and our energy fully in the present allows us to fuel our 19 and emotional well-being today. This action frees our energy to create the dreams we dream for the future. By 20 responsibility and action in the present, we can release our hold o
7、n the past.1. A. resourceB. fuelC. timeD. energy2.A. becauseB. afterC. untilD. although3.A. developB. causeC. cureD. treat4.A. anythingB. everythingC. somethingD. nothing5.A. thoughtsB. performanceC. affectionD. goals6.A. instructedB. remindedC. forcedD. warned7.A. onB. awayC. upD. down8.A. persuadi
8、ngB. transformingC. divingD. tricking9.A. painB. anxietyC. angerD. regret10.A. enjoyB. understandC. imagineD. finish11.A. beggingB. offeringC. buryingD. attaining12.A. In allB. In factC. In caseD. In return13.A. willingnessB. forgivenessC. happinessD. gentleness14.A. teasedB. howledC. forgottenD. af
9、fected15.A. lipsB. headsC. mindsD. hearts16.A. futureB. firstC. beginningD. past17.A. ReleaseB. ChangeC. SupplyD. Share18.A. geneticalB. bitterC. powerfulD. slow19.A. physicalB. psychologicalC. soundD. poor20.A. possessingB. takingC. assumingD. displaying二、阅读理解AOne of the first signs visitors encoun
10、ter at most museums is “Please do not touch the exhibits”. However, at the new Hoy toca el Prado exhibition at Madrids Musen Nacional Del Prado, the officials dont just encourage the habit, and they also insist upon it. Thats because this unique art display has been specially created to enable visua
11、lly impaired visitors to experience the joy of the works of some of the worlds most famous artists just like able-bodied people can.The three-dimensional(三维的)masterpieces are the brainchild(脑力劳动的成果) of Estudios Durero, a graphic art. The creators began by taking high resolution images of the origina
12、l works. They then used a special ink to add different 3-D textures(手感) to the paintings. This allows blind visitors to feel features like hair, skin, cloaks, etc. so that they can create a visual image of what the art looks like in their minds.Since the blind can see some colors, equal emphasis has
13、 been given to the colors in the paintings, Braille(盲文)text carved on the wall next to each exhibit allows visitors to get more information about the picture, while an audio guide completes the incredible journey!Though there are a few other museums that have special exhibits for the blind, the Muse
14、o Nacional Del Prado is the worlds first major museum to create on with versions of their most famous masterpieces. As to why it has taken so long for the 200-year-old institution to come up with this brilliant concept, Fernando Perez, the museums keeper says it is not due to lack of interest, but a
15、 lack of resources. Perez explains, “There are now new technologies to provide solutions that were previously not possible, such as the paints in relief, 3-D impressions, and apps.” Now that they have them all figured out, the officials plan to continue offering similar exhibitions in the future.As one visually impaired visitor briefly puts it, “For us the sense of sight is the sense of touch. My view is to touch, and usually I cant see the paintings others see in a museumsomeone would have to explain them to me. But in this e
