必修5Unit4复习学案.doc

必修5 Unit 4复习学案
rm v. --n.--adj.
(1)If he calls me again, I shall the police.
(2)Then the doctor informed the family that there was no hope for his(康复).
(3)I have been reliably informed that the couple will get married next year.
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(4)They would inform him any progress they had made.
(5)We have received information Grant may have left the country, (what/which/that)
(6)For further. please contact the number below.
(7)sources said it was likely that the President would make a televised
statement.
(8)The government officials emphasized the importance of keeping the public properly
(9)—Shall I inform him of the change of the schedule right now?
—I am afraid you. in case he comes late for the meeting.
A. will
B. must
C. may
D. can
(10)The information on the Internet gets around much more rapidly than in the
newspaper. A. it B. those C. one b. that
2.case n. ____________ 《恐检方
(1)I knew I was going to make it — that I wasn't a hopeless case.( ) 声
(2)85% of the people ___________ (mention) in the newspaper are men. This is also
the case for television news.( ) 七
(3)Many of these boys are from one-parent households, as in Marks case.( )
(4)There were several food poisoning cases(follow) the picnic.
(5)Today, well discuss a number of cases beginners of English fail to use the
language properly. A. which B.as C.why D.where (6)(just) in case (of)
My parents live in a small village. They always keep candles in the house there is a power out.
fire, all exits must be kept clear.
I guess we've already talked about this before but I'll ask you again just.
3.demand v.n. adj.
(1)The candle-making class has been in great demand.
(2)When the earthquake hit Japan, salt was so much in demand in China that the stores ran out of them.
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(3)Mike demanded his lawyer(call).
(4)I demanded an explanation.
Giving up doesn't always mean you are weak; sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go.
(5)They refused to meet the workers1 demands more money.
(6)Her mother could be very at times, which makes her quite upset.
4.thorough adj.
(1)The government has promised a thorough investigation of the matter.( )
(2)The report was and detailed.( )
(3)We enjoyed ourselves.
5.senior adj.& n.
(1)Most men had no problems(take) orders from women senior to them in
command.
(2)I took French when I was a senior.( )
(3)It is designed as a housing development for active seniors.( )
(4)She became involved with a married man many years her senior.( )
(5)This is a junior school. You should go to a senior school iris of your
age. A. for B. about C. from D. to
6.approve v.
(1)I approve of your decision.
(2)Most people no longer approve smoking in public places.
(3)His mother leaned forward and gave him an approving look.
7.appointment n.
(1)She has an appointment a client at 10.30.
(2)You should phone his secretary if you want to make an appointment with
Hitler.()
(3)For the third time in a row, she had failed to keep her appointment.
(4)Other changes included the appointment of a new Foreign Minister.
(5)They congratulated him his appointment as chairman.( )
⑹ —Good morning. I've got an appointment with Miss Smith in the Personnel
Department.
—Ah, good morning. You be Mrs. Peters. A. might B. must C. would b. can
(7)— I reminded you not to forget the appointment. —.
A. So you did
B. So I do not
C. So did you D, So do I
(8)No decision about any future appointment until all the candidates have been interviewed. A. will be made B. is made C. is being made D. has been made
8.process n.
(1)The process of growing up can be difficult for a child.
(2)The process of applying a college is often very time-consuming. 译：
(3)Unlike watching TV, reading is a highly active process it requires attention as
well as memory and imagination. A. until B. but C. unless b. for。