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1、2022年高中英语Unit5MusicSection课时作业新人教版必修.单句语法填空1In our class there are 46 students, half of whom wear glasses.2They are the very people to whom you can always turn for help.3This is the newspaper from which I have learned the news.4My father gave me some extra money, with which I bought some books.5He r
2、elies on his relatives from whom he often borrowed money.6Im not certain of the exact date on which the pany was set up.7We are very grateful to Mr Li, without whose help we couldnt have performed the experiment so well.8The Greens have two girls, both of whom have been admitted to the key universit
3、y.9There are two buildings, the taller of which is nearly a hundred feet high.10The factory produces thousands of puters every year, 50% of which are sold abroad.阅读理解Where in the classroom do you prefer to sit, and why? Scientists have discovered that seating preference not only shows students perso
4、nalities, but has a great influence on their school performance. Generally speaking, students show different attitudes depending on where they sit. Based on the research, scientists have developed a funnellike (像漏斗的) model of “learning zones (区域)” to see the relationship between seating and active l
5、earning.In this model, the mouth of the funnel (A) is the best position for learning. Students in this front area prove to be the most active learners. They show a greater desire (渴求) for learning, which leads them to focus (集中注意力) better and take a more active part than the rest of the class. Those
6、 in the neck of the funnel (B) dont pay the same close attention, but they ask a lot of questions, partly because of the added confidence they feel from being in a safe zone, with others around them. Less desirable is the area “outside the funnel (C，D)，” which refers to the sides and the back rows,
7、where students take a less active part in classroom activities and find it hard to focus their attention, falling asleep at times.Studies about learning zones suggest that a change in traditional seating plans can benefit students. In fact, a growing number of teachers have begun less traditional se
8、ating plans, such as “UType.” There are no side and back areas, so teachers can expect their students to take part in activities more actively and increase studentteacher interaction (互动)【文章大意】本文是说明文。研究发现，教室里的座位安排对学生的表现有很大影响。1According to scientists, students learning is greatly influenced by _.A. t
9、he number of studentsB. the time of classC. seating positionsD. classroom size解析：C细节理解题。根据第一段中的Scientists have discovered that seating preference. has a great influence on their school performance和see the relationship between seating and active learning可知，科学家发现学生的在校表现受到座位的影响。2It turns out that the s
10、tudents sitting in Area B _.A. sometimes fall asleepB. feel safe and confidentC. seldom ask their teachers questionsD. try to avoid looking directly at the teacher解析：B细节理解题。根据第二段中的Those in the neck of the funnel (B). the added confidence they feel from being in a safe zone可知，由于坐在B区域的学生被其他学生环绕，因此觉得既安
11、全又自信。3Which area is most proper for learning?A. Area AB. Area B.C. Area C. D. Area D.解析：A细节理解题。根据第二段首句中的the mouth of the funnel (A) is the best position for learning可知，A区域是最适合学习的位置。4What does the underlined word “benefit” in the last paragraph mean?A. Cause trouble for. B. Take control of.C. Give a
12、warning to. D. Do good to.解析：D词义猜测题。根据最后一段中的teachers can expect their students to take part in activities more actively and increase studentteacher interaction可知，改变传统的座位安排会使学生受益。.完形填空Are you carrying too much on your back at school? Im _1_ lots of children of your age will say “yes”. Not only do the
13、 students in China have this problem, but children in the United States are also _2_ of heavy school bags.Doctors are starting to worry that more and more _3_ students are having back and neck problems _4_ heavy school bags. “Its _5_ for me to go upstairs with my bag because its so heavy，” _6_ Rick
14、Hammond, an 11yearold boy in the US. Rick is among the students whose school bags have two straps (带子) to _7_ them, but many other students _8_ rolling backpacks (拉杆书包). The _9_ is that even with rolling backpacks, getting up stairs and buses is _10_ a problem for children.Well, how much is too much
15、? Doctors _11_ that students carry no more than 10% to 15% of their own body weight. Scott Butch, a doctor for _12_ pain, said children under 4th grade should stay with 10%, but it is also _13_ that older children dont go beyond 15% _14_ their bones are still growing. “There are other injuries caused by _15_，” Butch explained. “And it is _16_ for children to fall down with these large heavy bags，” he added.Parents and teachers have e up with some new _17_. They have started to tell children to only take home library books they will be _18_ that night. Some teachers are also using pi
