1、Unit 1 They sometimes work harder. Module 3 Life now and then 一一、 写出下列短语的英文翻译写出下列短语的英文翻译 1. 知道更多关于药品的事 _ 2. 处理， 对付 _ 3. 在20世纪80年代早期 _ 4. 做和一样多的锻炼 _ 5. 和一样努力 _ 6. 过去常常做某事 _ know more about medicine deal with = do with in the early 1980s take as much exercise as as hard as used to do sth. 7. 的数字 _ 8.
2、有足够的空闲时间 _ 9. 说大声一点 _ 10. 有一点耳聋 _ the number of. have enough spare time speak up a bit deaf Life in the 21st century will be different from life in the 20th century because many changes will take place in the new century. But what will the changes be？ The population is 1 fast. There will be more and
3、 more people in the world and most of them will live 2 than before， because life will be better. 3 will be much smaller and more useful， and there will be at least one in every home. And computer studies will be one of the important 4 for students 二、二、 完形填空完形填空 at school. People will have more free
4、time for sports and 5 TV. Travelling will also become 6 because of modern transportation（交通）. There will be changes in our food， too. More land will be used for building new towns and houses. Then there will be less room for cows and sheep， so 7 will be more expensive. Maybe no one will eat it every
5、 day. 8 ， they eat more vegetables and fruits. Maybe people will be healthier. Work in the future will be 9 ， too. Dangerous and hard work will be done by robots. Because of this， many people will 10 their jobs. This will also be a problem. （ ） 1. A. making B. growing C. running D. doing （ ） 2. A. l
6、onger B. shorter C. faster D. taller （ ） 3. A. Trains B. Cars C. Computers D. Houses （ ） 4. A. subjects B. jobs C. books D. programs B B A A C C A A （ ） 5. A. watching B. seeing C. buying D. looking （ ） 6. A. less interesting B. much easier C. more expensive D. more difficult （ ） 7. A. fruit B. milk
7、 C. meat D. bread （ ） 8. A. Instead B. Sometimes C. Still D. However A A B B C C A A （ ） 9. A. dangerous B. difficult C. heavy D. safe （ ） 10. A. get B. keep C. lose D. do D D C C 三三、 阅读理解阅读理解 Scientists are not alone in the fight against the novel coronavirus（新型冠状病毒）， as new technologies and innova
8、tive（创新的）products are giving them a hand. Here are some examples. Big data（大数据） Our smart phones send data to telecom companies around the clock， telling these companies where we have been and where we are going. Chinese telecom companies provide governments with these data. They use the data to tra
9、ck（追踪）traffic flows among different provinces and cities. By tracking how many people are coming and going out of Wuhan， the center of the outbreak， telecom companies can send warnings to areas that are being visited by large numbers of people from Wuhan. Drones Drones（无人机）have played a major role i
10、n disinfection（消毒）and preventing cross-infection（交 叉感染） in crowded places like hospitals， railway stations and airports. Police officers use drones to give warnings. For example， if people gather in large groups or do not wear masks， drones with cameras can record and send images of these people in
11、real time to control rooms. The drones will then warn these people. Robots Robots are good helpers on the front lines. They are used at hospitals to offer medical advice， deliver drugs or meals， act like guides， perform disinfection， measure patients body temperatures and do other repetitive work. I
12、n this way， robots can not only help greatly reduce the burden for medical workers， but also reduce the risk of cross-infection. They have also been used in public places like train stations and airports to check temperatures. （ ） 1. The technologies and innovative products are mentioned in the pass
13、age EXCEPT . A. big data B. robots C. drones D. telephones D D （ ） 2. According to the second paragraph， what is the right order of the followings？ a. Smart phones send data to telecom companies. b. Telecom companies can send warnings. c. Telecom companies provide data for governments. d. Government
14、s track traffic flows with data. A. c-a-d-b B. a-c-d-b C. d-c-a-b D. d-a-c-b B B （ ） 3. Drones have played a major role in crowded places like . A. offices， railway stations and airports B. hospitals， waiting rooms and airports C. hospitals， railway stations and airports D. hospitals， railway statio
15、ns and dining halls C C （ ） 4. The underlined word “they” in the last paragraph refers to . A. robots B. medical workers C. patients D. guides A A （ ） 5. The passage is mainly about . A. a new kind of smart phone B. the technologies and innovative products C. disinfection and preventing cross-infect
16、ion D. scientists and medical workers B B Long ago people did not need money. They lived on wild animals， fruits and other plants. As time 1 ， people learned to raise animals and crops. Sometimes， families produced 2 than they needed， so they started to trade with other families. Later， people began
17、 to use money as a way of exchange. 3 ， it was not the kind of money we use today. 4 used shells， rice， salt， large stones， etc. During the 600s B. C， people began using 5 as money. They soon found that coins were 6 to carry than goods and lasted a long time. Later， countries 四、四、 短文填空短文填空 began to
18、make their own coins. The Chinese were 7 first to use paper money， probably as early as the 11th century. The Italian traveler Marco Polo saw the Chinese use paper money when he 8 China in the 1200s. However， European countries did not start using paper money 9 1600s. Today， we have many ways to pay 10 things. We do not use coins or paper money. Often， people prefer to pay for things by phone. Paying with a phone is easier and safer than carrying around a lot of “real” money. 1. _. 2. _ 3. . 4. _. 5. . 6. _. 7. _. 8. _. 9. _. 10. _. passed more However They coins easier the visited until for
