人教版高中英语选修六(湖北卷)课时作业3

Unit 2Poems课时作业(三)Warming Up & Reading Ⅰ.单词拼写1．Have you got any ________(具体的)proposals as to what we should do?2．Don't get upset.I was only ________(逗着玩)．3．The source of the river lies in Tibet and its ________(支流)cover much of the country.4．We are facing two ________(引起矛盾的)suggestions so we don't know what to do next.5．Our plan needs to be ________(灵活的)enough to meet the needs of everyone.6．A generator ________(转变)mechanical energy into electricity.7．We have turned this school into a________(托儿所)．8．The murders all seem to follow a similar________(模式)．9．We didn't know how they________(运送)these stones over 380 miles without modern machines.10．________(最终)，the sky cleared up and we went to the beach.Ⅱ.多项选择1．I used to hate being ________ about my red hair when I was at school.A．dressed B．．scoldedC．teased D．bothered2．(2013·黄石高二检测)There was such a long queue for coffee that we________gave up.A．eventually B．unfortunatelyC．generously D．happily3．(2013·宜昌高二检测)These behavior________are typical of this age group.A．designs B．patternsC．models D．samples4．It's a surprise that the faraway village has been________into a famous tourist city in only ten years.A．divided B．transformedC．made D．broken5．I went along thinking of nothing________，only looking at things around me.A．in particular B．in harmonyC．in doubt D．in brief6．—I'm still working on my project.—Oh，you'll miss the deadline.Time is ________．A．running out B．going outC．giving out D．losing out7．(2013·荆州高二调研)A good teacher must know how to ________ his ideas.A．convey B．displayC．consult D．adapt8．—We should adopt ________ methods to deal with some incidents.You know，anything could occur in that situation.—I got it.Thank you for reminding me.A．flexible B．typicalC．positive D．concrete9．Every child is ________，with their own needs，preferences and talents.A．contradictory B．similarC．original D．unique10．This company has many ________ all over the country.A．brands B．branchesC．symbols D．marksⅢ.完形填空Reading and writing __1__ is a very personal experience.Poets use language as a way of __2__ their feelings，whether positive ones of love, happiness and hope，or negative feelings like __3__ and fear.Poems can describe the beauty of nature, a person, a dream or a memorable event.Most __4__ have tried writing poetry at some time，for example at school.For children，it is a good way to explore language and have __5__ with words as well as to express themselves.But teachers and psychologists have found another use for poetry as a form of therapy(治疗) to help people with problems.__6__ are benefits for people of all different backgrounds and ages.Writing poetry can help people deal with __7__ in their lives—death or feelings of sadness，drug or alcohol problems or serious illness.By writing down your feelings，__8__ can learn to understand yourself better and give yourself a voice if you feel you are being ignored.A poem might be a way of telling someone something when you do not feel able to talk about it __9__．And just because people are __10__ or having difficulties in their lives, it doesn't mean they have lost their sense of humour.Poems __11__ as therapy can be funny too, as laughter is also considered to be very good medicine.Students at a special school in Dudley，in England，read and write poems __12__．Their reason for writing poems is not just to __13__ creative.All of them have problems.Some of them have long－term __14__ conditions，such as cancer, while others have personality disorders orpsychological problems.By writing poems students are growing __15__ self－confidence.The poems provide a channel through __16__ they can communicate with the world，and express their feelings.They __17__ help them to recognize and explore their problems and to develop a positive attitude to life.But the poems are helping __18__ people, too.The school has collected some of the students' poems and published them in a book which is __19__ to raise funds for a local hospital.The book has proved very popular，giving students __20__ sense of achievement.1．A.poem B．．the poemsC．poet D．poetry2．A.expressing B．expressionC．expresses D．expressed3．A.excitement B．angerC．darkness D．joy4．A.people B．studentsC．writers D．teachers5．A.game B．funC．smile D．food6．A.There B．ItC．This D．That7．A.branches B．changesC．exercises D．lines8．A.I B．they C．she D．you 9．A.shoulder to shoulder B．face to faceC．hand in hand D．eye to eye10．A.hungry B．ill C．thirstyD．happy11．A.said B．spoken C．seenD．written 12．A.some time B．everydayC．every day D．sometime13．A./ B．be C．is D．are14．A.salty B．scientific C．naturalD．medical 15．A.in B．on C．from D．at16．A.who B．which C．that D．when 17．A.either B．too C．yet D．also 18．A.another B．the otherC．other D．the others19．A.sells B．sellC．being sold D．being selling20．A.a B．an C．/ D．theⅣ.阅读理解Ever feel like there aren't enough hours in the day? A group of time－challenged Canadian women are wishing for a 25－hour clock.Jessie Behan, president of the 25th Hour Coalition (联盟)which is a group of Canadian women who have changed to a longer day, said the struggle for women to maintain work－life balance motivated (激励) her to research the body's natural clock.“Many of my girlfriends are having kids，getting married, and I see the sufferings of dealing all that when you're a working woman，”she said.“Women like myself are sick of living their lives by a 24－hour clock.”A 2007 study by Charles Czeisler found a switch to longer days could be beneficial, especially for frequent travelers, shift workers, astronauts and those who experience trouble sleeping or waking.In a similar study, Czeisler showed the body's natural clock averages 24 hours and 11 minutes in both young and older people.The current 360－degree clock has 720 minutes, giving each minute 0.5 degree.With the new 25－hour day, 30 minutes is added to each 12－hour period making each minute 0.48 degree.While still a relatively small movement－the 25th Hour Coalition has 160 Facebook members, Behan is hoping for large changes.“The goal is to get as many women on board; there's no harm in just trying it out and seeing.If it gets big, maybe the government will decide to standardize it.”A recent online survey by Reader's Digest, which included 150 people in each of the 13 countries, suggests it's not just Canadians looking for longer days.Readers were asked“what would you do with an extra hour”if given a choice between sleep, work, exercise and family time.In Spain, half of respondents said they'd like an extra hour in the day to devote to family time.The same was found for respondents in Brazil, the US and Britain, who chose family time over sleep, which came in at a close second.Only in India did work top the list with 50 percent of respondents claiming they could use an extra hour at the office.1．Some Canadian working women are campaigning for the 25－hour day in order to ________．A．have more chances at workB．keep a balance between life and workC．experience something newD．have a better sleep2．Charles Czeisler tends to think that ________．A．it's easy to adopt the 25－hour clockB．it's hard to abandon the 24－hour clockC．the 25－hour clock fits the body's natural clockmoreD．different people have different natural clocks3．Why does Jessie Behan want more women to join the 25th Hour Coalition? A．Because she intends to make more Facebook friends.B．Because she hopes to get benefits from more people.C．Because she considers it is harmless to form such an organization.D．Because she thinks more women may allow the dream to come true.4．What is implied in the last paragraph?A．Respondents from most nations want more family time.B．Respondents from developed countries experience more stress.C．Most Canadian respondents claim that they need more family time. D．Respondents from India are the most hardworking of the 13 nations.Ⅴ.翻译句子1．若有必要，我就去。