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1、课时作业(三)必修1Unit 3 Travel journal(限时：40分钟).多项选择1Lack of forgiveness in us is our greatest _， so we should try our best to overcome it. Aevolution BconcernCshortcoming Dcaution2However good an advertisement is, people are unlikely to be _ if the product is unsuitable for them. Aresolved BpersuadedCabus
2、ed Dselected3I know my brother well. Once he has made up his mind, nothing can change it, but instead I usually _. Agive off Bgive awayCgive out Dgive in4The suspect is expected to be brought to justice, as another _ witness has promised to be coming in court. Asecure BreliableCpunctual Drespectful5
3、Im sorry I stepped on your foot; it was an accident.It wasnt! You did it _Aas usual Bon purposeCat an end Dright away6In order to protect the environment, people are greatly encouraged to travel by public _. Atransport BserviceCmeans Dtraffic7I feel sorry for those young people who dont _ their aged
4、 people as I do mine. Asend for Btake forClook for Dcare for8As far as I can tell, Jacks a(n) _ child, whom you cannot easily persuade to change his mind. Agrateful Bstubborn Csincere Dextreme9Theyve been told that if they want to build a highway between the two towns, they should first try to _ how
5、 much it is going to cost. Arecover BignoreCrecognize Ddetermine10_ recent developments we do not think your scheme is practical. AIn view of BIn favor ofCIn case of DIn memory of.完形填空I was cleaning out an old box when an old card caught my eye：Queen City Casket Company.“What is it？”I wondered.I _11
6、_ it over.There，in faded ink，was a handscrawled _12_Immediately my mind _13_ back many years ago.I was nine years old，walking down the cold，wet streets of Springfield，with a bag of _14_ on my shoulder.On my _15_ that day，I came to that company finally，whose owner，Mr.Rader，had always taken me there t
7、o _16_ his workers whether they wanted any magazines._17_ off the rain like a wet dog，I entered Mr.Raders office.After a quick glance he _18_ me over to the fireplace.Noticing the _19_ in the top of my _20_，he said，“Come with me！” pulling me into his truck.We _21_ before a shoe store.Inside，a salesm
8、an _22_ me with the finest pair of Oxfords I had _23_ seen.I felt about 10 feet tall when I got up _24_ them.“Wed like a pair of new socks too，” Mr.Rader said.Back in his office，Mr.Rader took out a _25_，wrote something on it，and handed it to me.With tearful eyes，I read，“_26_ to others as you would h
9、ave them do to you.”He said affectionately，“Jimmy，I want you to _27_ I love you.”I said goodbye，and for the first time I _28_ a flicker of hope that somehow things would be all right.With people like Mr.Rader in the world，there was hope，_29_ and love，and that would always make a _30_11A.read Bthough
10、t Cturned Dpassed12A.address BlistCmessage Dinformation13A.brought BapproachedCreturned Dtraveled14A.magazines BnewspapersCnotes Dbooks15A.returns BroundsCtrips Darrivals16A.beg Bdemand Ctell Dask17A.Letting BGivingCTurning DShaking18A.followed BledCwatched Dcarried19A.hole Bmud Cwater Dcover20A.coa
11、t Bshoe Csock Dbag21A.pulled up Btook inCdrove away Dwalked up22A.dressed BfittedCshared Dcomforted23A.never Balready Cever Dhardly24A.for Bwith Con Din25A.pen Bpaper Ccard Dnotebook26A.Do BGive CShow DLend27A.say Bknow Cconsider Dexpress28A.sensed BpredictedClost Dadmitted29A.sadness BchallengeCkin
12、dness Dintension30A.deal BfortuneCchoice Ddifference.阅读理解SYDNEYAustralias economic boom is encouraging a steady stream of unexpected visitors looking for work: Americans.US citizens are heading to Australia in small but growing numbers as near 10% unemployment at home drives more to look for jobs Do
13、wn Under, where Chinas thirst for iron ore(矿石) and energy is transforming the Pacific nation into an economic powerhouse.A bricklaying student from Silver Trowel, a leading provider of quality education and training in the building and construction industry, was apprenticed(当学徒) on a building projec
14、t in Western Australia, where workers are in short supply.Daniel Davila，a 23yearold floorer from Camarillo, California made the 14hour move across the Pacific two years ago. He had been forced to take a job stocking shelves at a local grocery store for $8.90 an hour when he couldnt get work fixing floors.On a good day in Australia, he now makes as much as 50 Australian dollars( US $50.21 ) an hourabout twice the amount for a typical flooring job in the US. He plans to start his own flooring business.“I can make what I did in a week in the US in less than a day here”，sa
