1、学年高一英语牛津译林版必修第一册Part 3Extended reading, Project, Assessment &Further study基础练习.单词拼写1.Zhang Jike has earned a good(名誉,名声) at home and abroad for his excellent table tennis skills and has won over thousands of fans.2.The guide was (热情的) and knowledgeable and we spent a lovely evening wandering into pl
2、aces which we would have walked straight past.3.Throughout the three-week production, two photographers crossed (辽阔的) Iceland to shoot the land, blue sky and volcanoes.4.What matters is how the people who(拥有;支配) authority think of it.5.The storm got worse and worse. Finally, I was obliged to(放弃) the
3、 car and continue on foot.6.Store owners are getting (绝望的) after several months of poor sales this year.7.The man had(天赋,天资) and had made his mark in the aviation world.8.If you are considering someone you care about, wouldnt you give him positive (鼓舞人心的) advice?.选词填空a crowd of;break into;be determi
4、ned to;a variety of;because of;be full of;all of a sudden;with ease;be regarded as;give up1.He suffered a serious injury that obliged him to work.2.He the most successful president of modern times.3.Anne was intelligent and capable of passing her exams .4.someone grabbed me around the neck.5.The str
5、eets of the city homeless people asking for their rights during the election.6.Its up to the teacher to provide types of input in the classroom.7. swim and you could discover a whole new you.8.Thousands of people in Washington were facing difficulties the failure of controlling the spread of the vir
6、us.9.There was no one nearby who might see him trying to the house.10.The morning before the exam started, I walked through students parents.单句语法填空1.Some kids (desperate) want something such as a pet dog or a toy gun,but they usually are refused by their parents.2.(surprise)and curious, Nick decided
7、 to open the box sent by his friend.3.Despite the tough situation, (remark)economic results have been achieved in China. 4.She was an accomplished pianist, a superb swimmer, and a (gift)artist. 5.Weather(predict)has never been a perfect science.6.Many unemployed people experience feelings of isolati
8、on and (depress).课文语法填空After 1(hear) the first-ever performance of the great Ludwig van Beethovens Symphony No.9, 2 was his last major piece of music, a sea of people all stood, clapping and 3(wave) their hats and handkerchiefs to express their 4 (appreciate) of the masterwork.As a gifted child, Bee
9、thoven 5(appreciate) for his piano performances. Being a teenager, he had already enjoyed a reputation as a wonderful young musician. 6, in his late twenties, Beethoven started to lose his hearing, which deeply depressed 7(he).Despite his darkest moments, he never abandoned hope and was determined 8
10、(find) a way to continue 9(live) a life full of music. When Beethoven presented Symphony No.9 in Vienna in 1824, it was his first time 10 stage in over ten years. Symphony No. 9 has become one of the most famous and treasured pieces in the history of classical music. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.6. 7. 8. 9. 10.素养练
11、习.阅读理解(2020北京首师大附中高一分班考,)Twenty-five young musicians from around the world have come to California to train and perform this month. They will take part in an international program called iPalpiti. The name comes from the Italian word for heartbeats.Eduard Schmieder is the programs conductor and musi
12、cal director. Schmieder and his wife started the program in 1997 with the help of violinist and conductor Yehudi Menuhin.This year, the musicians come from 19 countries, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Israel and Italy. Schmieder notes some of the musicians are from countries that are at war with
13、each other. And they are sitting next to each other, and become friends. He says through their music and friendship, they are making the world more peaceful.The musicians taking part in the program range in age from their late teens to their 30s. They include winners of major music competitions. Pet
14、er Rainer is a violin player from Germany. He serves as the concertmaster, the link between the musicians and conductor. “Its so great that you have so many sensitive musicians. They are all very alert(警觉的)and awake and listen to each other, and its a lot of fun,” Turkish viola player Can Sakul said
15、. “The international group works well together.” “The experience is a cultural as well as a musical exchange,” said Russian violinist Semyon Promoe. “Everyone has their own opinion of music and how to play every composition. Its very interesting to interact with everybody, to play together and to cr
16、eate one opinion for everybody. We feel at ease.”This year, the festival focuses on music from the 1600s to the 1900s. But cello player Franciaco Vila from Ecuador said the music had no geographic boundaries. Vila added that the musicians got to know more about each other as they performed great mus
17、ic.“Its interesting to see where we intersect(相交)and how many things we have in common. And the music world is quite small, so youre only one person away from knowing everyone else,” Can Sakul said. “The musicians who have taken part in the training and festival make up a big family.” He added that
18、he was proud to be part of it.1.When was the program founded?A.This month.B.In the 1600s.C.In Schmieders late teens.D.In 1997.2.Mentioning that “some of the musicians are from countries that are at war with each other”, Schmieder intends to present that.A.musicians continue to fight in competitionsB
19、.music makes the world more harmoniousC.musicians are from different countriesD.the world is not peaceful3.What does the underlined word “sensitive” in Paragraph 4 probably mean?A.Flexible.B.Artificial.C.Brilliant.D.Energetic.4.What is the best title for the text?A.Musicians have much in commonB.A n
20、ational music programC.Music has no geographic boundariesD.Music competitions during war.七选五(2020甘肃武威高一期末,)Music makes you more creative. 1, they come up with more creative solutions, according to researchers. It may be because music improves your brains flexibility. Another reason may be that it re
21、laxes you enough for the creative juices to flow. But dont play music too loudly.Music can help during surgery. 2. After surgery, it helps reduce pain. An analysis of 73 studies confirmed that listening to music before, during or after surgery reduced anxiety and pain levels, which in turn meant les
22、s pain medication.3. Studies have found that when youre running, biking or walking, youll go farther with music on. Music relieves your discomfort and motivates you to stay on. The effect is so obviously great that the author of a review examining the psychological effects of music on exercise calle
23、d music “a type of legal performance-improvement drug”.Music aids sleep. Listening to music before bed can help you fall asleep faster and wake up less often during the night. 4. In one study, seniors with sleep problems who listened to 45 minutes of soft slow music before bed reported a 35 percent
24、improvement in their sleep.Music gets you to ignore the passing of time. Scientists have shown repeatedly that people judge a period of waiting shorter when music is playing. Businessmen use that to their advantage, playing music so you will stay longer and spend more. For instance, more drinks and
25、food are sold in bars and restaurants when music is played. 5, grocery sales increase by 38 percent.A.In this case, youll feel more relaxed in the morningB.And if the background music is slowC.Then you play a piece of brief musicD.When people listen to happy music rather than when they sit in silenc
26、eE.When music is played varying from a tune to anotherF.Music makes you get rid of the idea of quitting a workoutG.Listening to music before surgery has been shown to ease anxiety1. 2. 3. 4. 5.概要写作(2021浙江杭州模拟,)阅读下面短文,根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。Throughout history, music spread among people of different cultu
27、res. In todays technologically advanced society, however, people spread music online, sometimes without an artists permission. This can lead to many problems, and music companies are now dealing with this practice. Sharing music online without permission is a theft.Sharing music online prevents reco
28、rding companies from making money through their efforts. They say that sharing music online has led to a huge drop in profits and sales over the past 10 years. People who find music for free online are not paying for CDs or every downloaded MP3. To truly understand the influence of music piracy(盗版行为
29、)on creators, we must understand how many people are involved in the recording process. For the sale of each album, profits must be shared between musicians, sound engineers, music producers, managers, advertisers, and the company selling the product. Many people believe sharing music only affects t
30、he recording artist, but the reality is that sharing hurts the business of all companies involved.There are many people who dont see the harm in sharing music online and even think they have the right to do it. One online blogger states that he originally paid for an entire CD and that he should be
31、able to do with the material whatever he wants. While he may have legally paid for the music, he does not have the right to provide permission, which means people like the blogger are thieves.Although we dont spread todays music the same way we did before, theres no doubt that people around the world love to share music. However, Internet piracy would prevent musicians from continuing producing albums for fear of theft. Therefore, if people want to continue listening to their favorite artists, they need to buy their music so that artists will make
