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1、Unit 6DesignPeriod OneWarmup & Lesson 1 A Matter of Taste.介、副词填空1During his lifetime，Xu Beihong developed the tradition of combining poetry _ painting.2Across this painting，named Racing Horse，we can see a horse running _ high speed like a missile across the sky.3_ the left and right side of the pain
2、ting，Xu cleverly drew _ black ink to show the moving hair on the horses mane and tail.4He also used different shades of grey _ a creative way to show the sweat _ the horses body.5_ 1902 and 1909，Qi Baishi travelled _ the country and painted many pictures of scenery.6His interest changed later to sim
3、ple pictures _ everyday life，such _ vegetables，flowers，birds and insects.7In the painting，a young woman sits alone and is deep _ thought.8To emphasise the woman even more，Chen adds a lot of detail _ the fan and the cloth of her dress，and chooses to paint the background _ the woman black.佳句翻译与仿写1Acro
4、ss this painting，named Racing Horse，we can see a horse running at high speed like a missile across the sky.翻译：_仿写：被邀请参加宴会的电影明星大部分来自美国。Most of the film stars _ were from America.2Its black eyes，which are fixed on the cabbage，show the creatures interest in the vegetable.翻译：_仿写：这部小说很感人，我已经读了三遍了。The nov
5、el，_，is very touching.3Qi Baishis style of painting often leaves the audience guessing and makes them use their imagination.翻译：_仿写：不要让他一直在外面等。_.单项填空1Across his painting，_ Racing Horse，we can see a horse running at high speed like a missile across the sky.Ato name Bnaming Cnamed Dnames2The truck is t
6、ravelling_ high speed.Aon Bby Cin Dat3Then，between 1902 and 1909，he travelled across the country and painted many pictures of_.Aview Bsight Cscenery Dscene4The painting，named Poppy，is a_ example of Chens style.Anormal Btypical Ccommon Dordinary5Its black eyes，which_ the cabbage，show the creatures in
7、terest in the vegetable.Afixes on Bfixing on Cfixed on Dare fixed on6To emphasise the woman even more，Chen adds a lot of detail to the fan and the_ of her dress.Acloth Bclothes Cclothing Dclothe7In the painting，a young woman sits_ and is_ in thought.Aalone；deep Balone；deeplyClonely；deep Dlonely；deep
8、ly8Ill do_ I can.I wont_ your trouble.Aas；add Bmuch；add up toCwhatever；add to Dwhat；add up9The Chinese people will not look on with_ arms!Afold Bto fold Cfolding Dfolded10He hurried to the hospital，_ his breakfast_.Aleft；unfinished Bleaving；unfinishedCleaving；to unfinish Dleft；unfinishing.阅读理解The pa
9、inter Georgia OKeeffe was born in Wisconsin in 1887 and grew up on her familys farm.At seventeen she decided she wanted to be an artist and left the farm for schools in Chicago and New York，but she never lost her bond with the land.Like most painters，OKeeffe painted the things that were most importa
10、nt to her，and nearly all her works were simplified portrayals (简笔画) of nature.OKeeffe became famous when her paintings were discovered and exhibited in New York by the photographer Levered Stieglitz，whom she married in 1924.During a visit to New York in 1929，OKeeffe was so moved by the bleak (阴冷的) l
11、andscape and broad skies of the Western desert that she began to paint its images.Cows skulls and other bleached bones found in the desert figured prominently (突出地) in her paintings.When her husband died in 1946，she moved to New Mexico permanently (永久地) and used the horizon lines of the desert，color
12、ful flowers，rocks，barren hills，and the sky as subjects for her paintings.Although OKeeffe painted her best known works in 1920s,1930s and 1940s，she continued to produce tributes to the Western desert until her death in 1986.OKeeffe is widely considered to have been a pioneering American modernist painter.While most early modern American artists were strongly influenced by European art，OKeeffes position was more independent.She established her own vision and preferred to view her painting as a private endeavor (努力)Almost from the beginning，her work was more identifiably
