高考英语总复习第一部分基础考点聚焦Module5EthnicCulture知能演练轻松闯关外研版选修7

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1、Module 5 Ethnic Culture.单句语法填空1_(beat) by the opposite team, the players were not discouraged and practiced even harder.答案:Beaten2Only then did I realize that it was _(fool) to break away from my friends and never contact them.答案:foolish3(2016四川双流棠中外语学校月考) Seriously damaged, the bike is no longer _

2、use.答案:in4A furnished room or house is available to be rented together with the _(furnish) in it.答案:furniture5(2016安徽皖西四校联考)Shall he come and have a talk with you?It couldnt be _(good)We can well communicate with each other.答案:better6As a teacher you should adjust your method to _(meet) the needs of

3、 slower students.答案:meeting7Used to _(drive) all kinds of cars in various weather, Toms brother is indeed an experienced driver. 答案:driving8_ interesting a book it is, the boy never seems to be able to finish it off.答案:However9Dont forget _(fasten) the windows before going to bed. Theres going to be

4、 a storm tonight.答案:to fasten10The sound of the car died away _ the distance.答案:in.阅读理解(2016潍坊高三模拟) Child abuse and child neglect are serious crimes. Some US laws are designed to protect children from their very own parents. Recently, two parents who live in the state of Maryland, near Washington DC

5、., were found guilty of “unsubstantiated neglect(未经证实的疏忽)”What was their crime? The parents let their two children walk home together unsupervised (无人监管的) from a neighborhood park. The children are a 10yearold boy named Rafi and his 6yearold sister Dvora. The two siblings like to play at their neigh

6、borhood park. After playing, they walk homeby themselves. And “that is a problem”, says Marylands child protective services agency. And this_incident has restarted a debate in the US about the amount of independence parents should give their children.Some people object to courts telling parents how

7、to raise their children. They also think children benefit from exploring the outside world without a lot of supervision. Rafi and Dvoras parents, Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, are both trained scientists. They defend “freerange parenting”. Freerange is usually a term used to describe farm animals t

8、hat live uncaged. With parents, it means loosening control over your children. Danielle Meitiv explains. “The idea of freerange parenting is really that your children need the freedom to explore. They need to be alone, without parents. They learn to take risks. They learn to be independent.”But oppo

9、nents say this so called “freerange parenting” can put children in danger. They say children may not be able to safely explore the world alone. They may not be able to cross the street safely. They may get lost. They could get hurt or, a parents worst nightmare, kidnapped.The Meitiv parents say they

10、 slowly let their two children take walks by themselves. They first made sure Rafi and Dvora knew the area well. But on December 20,2014, the two young Meitivs went farther than usual. They walked home from a park that is a little more than a kilometer away. Police officers stopped the children as t

11、hey walked along a busy street. They drove the children home. What happened next came as a shock, says Alexander Meitiv, their father.【文章大意】本文是一篇议论文。在没有家长监管的情况下,孩子们自由活动,这对他们到底是有利还是有害呢?1.The underlined part “this incident” refers to the childrens _Aplaying outsideBbeing treated badlyCwalking home alo

12、neDcommitting serious crimesC解析:代词指代题。根据第二段第五至七句“After playing, they walk homeby themselves. And that is a problem. restarted a debate in the US about the amount of independence parents should give their children.”可推知,“this incident”指孩子们独自走回家这件事。故选C。2In what sense are unsupervised children similar t

13、o uncaged animals?AThey have difficulty finding their home.BThey are in the control of their parents.CThey always depend on each other.DThey are free to explore the world.D解析:细节理解题。根据第三段中“Freerange is usually a term used to describe farm animals that live uncaged. With parents, it means loosening co

14、ntrol over your children.The idea of freerange parenting is really that your children need the freedom to explore.”可知,缺少家长监管的孩子与没有被关在笼子里的动物一样,他们可以自由地探索世界。故选D项。3Freerange parenting is not favored by those who think _Achildren are too young to take good care of themselvesBparents should give their chi

15、ldren much independenceCfamily education is the most important for childrenDnot all parents are well trainedA解析:推理判断题。通读第四段可知,反对者认为所谓的自由放养式教育可能会使孩子处于危险之中。他们可能不会安全地过马路;他们可能会迷路、受伤,甚至会被绑架。由此可推知,反对者认为孩子太小而不能很好地照顾自己。故选A项。4.We can infer from the text that _ARafi and Dvora were very naughtyBchildren are not expected to take risksCparents should loosen control over their childrenDthe Meitivs didnt neglect their children on purposeD解析:推理判断题。根据最后一段前两

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