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1、Period FourCultural Corner.语境填词1The park is only five minutes walk from _ (市中心)2They held a mysterious religious _ (仪式)3Rich has an _ (优势) over you since he can speak German.4The police are advising motorists to reduce _ (速度) because of the fog.5I bought this bag as a _ (纪念品) of my visit to London.6
2、Yesterday a train was off the _ (轨道).完成句子1昨天我在大街上偶然遇到一位我的老同学。Yesterday I _ one of my old classmates.2听到这个消息，他禁不住大笑起来。_，he couldnt help laughing.3他没有钱也没有食物养活自己。He has _ and _ to support himself.4火车以每小时400公里的速度行驶。The train runs _ 400 kilometres per hour.5温总理出席了第16届广州亚运会的开幕式。Premier Wen _ of the 16th G
3、uangzhou Asian Games.6美国英语和英国英语的主要区别是什么？What are _ between American English and British English?.同义词辨析1用power，strength，force或energy填空(1)The dying man gathered his _ to turn over.(2)Im afraid it is beyond my _ to do what youre asking.(3)Old as he is，he is full of _.(4)We should use military (军事的) _ i
4、n this situation.(5)As we all know，knowledge is _.2用fast或quick填空(1)The train is running very _.(2)The teacher expected a _ answer.(3)My watch is two minutes _.单项填空1He always works at a fast_.Aspeed Brate Cstep Dpace2_ automatically，the email will be received by all the club members.AMailed out BMail
5、ing outCTo be mailed out DHaving mailed out3The storm left，_ a lot of damage to this area.Acaused Bto have causedCto cause Dhaving caused4If you_ any problems when you arrive at the airport，give me a ring.Acome up with Bset aboutCrun into Dput aside5No teacher and no student _ to enter the lab.Aallo
6、ws BallowCis allowed Dare allowed6The car is running _ speed of 160 kilometres per hour.Ain a Bwith theCat a Dfor the7Xing Huina won the women _ race at 2004 Athens Olympic Games.A10,000metreslong B10,000metrelongC10,000 metres length D10,000 metre length8As a native speaker of English，he has an adv
7、antage _ other applicants.Aof BoverCto Dat9Oil prices have risen by 32 percent since the start of the year，_ a record US $57.65 a barrel on April 4.Ahave reached BreachingCto reach Dto be reaching10Dont leave matches or cigarettes on the table within_ of little children.Ahand BreachCspace Ddistance.
8、阅读理解George Stephensons father was a stoker (司炉) of a coal engine near NewcastleuponTyne in England.When George was fourteen，he became his fathers assistant at a shilling a day.He loved engines and spent all his spare time studying them.That was in 1795，and in those days all steam engines were statio
9、nary (固定的)They were used to pull trucks along rails with a chain or rope.In 1804，Richard Trevithick built an engine on wheels，and several other engineers built locomotives (火车头)，as they were called，each one trying to make a better machine than the others.George Stephenson set himself to build a loco
10、motive.Stephenson built his first locomotive in 1814，and he kept on trying to improve it.When the first public railway was opened between Stochton and Darlington in 1825，it was his engine，called Locomotion，that pulled the first goods train in the world，with a few passengers on board.Stephensons most
11、 famous engine was The Rocket，which his son Robert helped to design.In 1829，a prize of 500 pounds was offered to the designer of the best locomotive.Five engines took part in the tests and The Rocket proved to be the best in every way.It astonished everyone by pulling a train at the wonderful speed
12、of 30 miles an hour.With Robert，George Stephenson became the leading railway engineer in the world，both for building engines and making railways.Engines had interesting names in those days，and the very famous one was called Puffing Billy.1George Stephensons interest in engines started from_.Ahis lov
13、e of engines at his timeBhis study of engines at spare timeChis oneshilling income from his fatherDhis experience of working with his father2Stephenson began to work on locomotives at the time when_.Asome kinds of locomotives had already been builtBno one could build a better one than hisConly Trevithick made an engine on wheelsDengines on wheels were not known as locomotives3Engines could be used to carry passengers_ after the building of engines on wheels.Aten years Btwent
