1、人教版选择性必修第二册 unit5 同步练习+专项训练板块一-同步基础训练.单词拼写1To her parents satisfaction，she _ （抓住）the chance of a job interview.2If you talked to me the way he did，I would_(用手掌打) your face.3When eating breakfast in a hurry，he _(窒息) on a piece of toast.4I closed on my finger and made it_(流血) when I closed the window.
2、5Jack cleared his _（喉咙）and spoke in low，polite tones to the rest of the students.6 We can offer you_ （实际的） suggestions on how to increase the fibre in your daily diet.7Last night a boy was_(淹死) in the river，which made his parents heartbroken.8Women were_(尖叫) because some of the houses nearest the br
3、idge were on fire.1.grabbed2slap 3 choked 4bleed 5 throat 6practical 7drowned 8screaming.单句语法填空9I tried to step back，but he held my upper arms too _(tight)10My alarm clock failed to go off and I slept_ for nearly an hour.11He passed the exam _ ease，which made his parents too proud.12Because of the h
4、eavy rain，we had to delay _(hold) the sports meeting.13The country is desperate _more houses，and the key to the problem is money.14She has kept up _(practice) training for several years without interruption.15After 4hour walking without a rest，he hurt his knees，_(ankle) and some of his toes.9.tightl
5、y 10in 11 with12holding 13 for14practical15 ankles.单句写作16每一天他都按时交作业。(have 的复合结构)_17我建议你和父母推心置腹地谈一谈。(heart to heart)_18在恶劣的环境下长时间的努力工作使他的健康状况不佳。(out of shape)_19像很多其他女孩一样，她渴望在英语上取得很大的进步。(desperate)_20当谈到如何摆脱压力，你乐观的态度很重要。(count)_16 Every day he will have his homework handed in on time.17 I suggest you
6、 (should) have a talk with your parents heart to heart.18 Working hard and long in a bad situation makes him out of shape.19 Like many other girls，she is desperate to make great progress in her English.20 When it comes to how to get rid of stress，your positive attitude counts.语法填空Hospitals havent al
7、ways been clean and quiet places.Long ago they were dirty andcrowded.Nurses were never taught 39.to look after their patients and many peopledied.It was Florence Nightingale 40.changed all this.Florence was born in 1820.As a child， she often went with her mother 41.(visit) thepoor people.They took f
8、ood and medicine to the sick.It was these visits that first gave her the ideaof becoming a nurse.Her chance came in 1854 42.Britain went to war with Russia.Florence 43.(ask) to take a group of nurses to look after the sick and the 44.(wound) soldiers.Thehospitals were dirty，and there was not enough
9、medicine.Florence and her team worked veryhard,45.(clean) the hospital rooms and beds every day.At night， she would go from roomto room checking on the patients.She often stayed to talk to the patients， especially if she could seethat they were scared or 46.(die)After the war，Florence opened a schoo
10、l to teach nurses to look after their patients 47.(proper)However，she never really got better from the 48.(ill) that she had in the war，and she died in 1910.39.how40who/that41to visit42when43was asked44wounded45cleaning46dying47properly48illness板块二-专项训练.阅读理解Electric ShocksCan Be FatalGovernment stat
11、istics recently showed that in the UK ， more than 3,000 people a yearexperience electric shocks in their homes.A smaller number of people are killed after contact withpower lines outside the home.Electric shocks can cause a persons heart or breathing to stop， canalso cause burns and are potentially
12、fatal.It is essential for people to learn basic first aidtechniquesto deal with such emergencies.What to do? If you are the first person to reach someone who has had an electric shock，dont touch them! If they are still holding the appliance(家用电器) that has given them shock(e.g.a hair dryer)，unplug it
13、 or turn off the power at its source.Under no circumstances will you tryto move the appliance with your hand!If you cant turn off the power，use a piece of wood，like a broom handle or a chair，toseparate thevictimfrom the appliance or the power source.You may even be able to do thiswith a folded newsp
14、aper.Thevictimmust remain lying down.If they are unconscious，victims should be placed ontheir side.But they should not be moved if there is a possibility of neck or spine injuries unless it isabsolutely necessary.It is essential to maintain the victims body heat，so make sure you coverhim or her with
15、 a blanket before you do anything else.If the victim is not breathing， applymouthtomouthresuscitation(恢复呼吸)Keep the victims head low until professional helparrives.If the electric shock has been caused by an external power line，the dangers to the victimand to anybody providing first aid are much gre
16、ater.21What kind of passage is it?AAn advertisement.BAhorror story.CAnews report.DFirst aid emergency advice.22The underlined sentence in Para.2 implies that.Ayou should move the appliance that caused the shockByou should pick up the appliance and turn off the electricityCit is very dangerous to tou
17、ch the appliance with your handsDit is unnecessary to unplug the appliance with your hands23When a person has got an electric shock，you should.Aseparate the victim from the appliance and let them sit upBkeep the victim warm and help them breathe againCmove the victim onto their side if they have got
18、 neck injuriesDkeep the victims head high until professional help arrivesDCBDCB.完形填空Not so long ago，a terrible fire broke out in an apartment in the city of Pitesti，just west ofBucharest.In no time， 24were welcomed by 5metertall flames and roaring smoke.However，using their advanced equipment，they qu
19、ickly brought the beast under25.The apartments owner Mr Petri and his lovely dog，Sandy，were the26of the bigfire.Local firefighting hero， Costache Mugurel27his way through the cruel flames to rescuethe man and his pet.Mr Petri，seriously injured in the fire，was rushed to hospital.Sandy fell over28brea
20、thing in too much smoke and lifelessly lay on the roadside.Mugurel，remembering hisCPRtraining，passionately29the chest of the dog，desperatelytrying to30his life.And he began to lose hope after many attempts.He wasphysically and mentally31.Finally he performedmouthtomouthon the dog ，screaming“Nobody g
21、ets left behind！” Unexpectedly the dog32himself and beganpanting(喘气)The onlooking crowd cheered and Mugurel began to weep with33.Hehurriedly carried him to the awaiting vet(兽医)Like34，the story of Mugurel and his newfound friend spread around the city.HisFacebook was35words of gratitude，loving emotic
22、ons(表情符号) and notes from friendsand fans alike.According to vet experts，recovering animals via CPR is rather36.The American HeartAssociation calculates that only less than 6 percent of cats and dogs survive if they37heartattacks.There have been many stories related to dogs in Pitesti，but none have c
23、aught the38ofthe population quite like Sandys.24A.firefightersBpolicemenCfriendsDneighbors25A.treatmentBcontrolCstressDway26A.causesBresultsC.victimsDHeroes27A.battledBlostCpushedDgot28A.afterBbeforeCin spite ofDin case of29A.pattedBbeatCexaminedDtouched30A.care aboutBtake awayCsaveDstop31A.relaxedBexhaustedCconcernedDtroubled32A.came upBcame overCcame outDcame to33A.joyBpityCstressDfright34A.wildfireBwindCdisastersDsounds35A.informed ofBlinked withCreminded ofDflooded with36A.commonBrareC.practicalDeasy37A.cureBavoidCmissDsuffer38A.attentionBmeaningCbreathDheart24-38 ABCAABCBDA ADBDA
