江蘇省南通市啟東中學高中英語unit 3 tomorrows world練習 牛津譯林版必修4一 完成對話w: does everyone wear a s_1_each time they drive or ride in a car?m: no. seatbelts arent for the person like me because im a good d_2_.w: the c_3_ of being injured in a car accident this year are 1 in 75. i think thats worth talking about.m: have you ever been in a car accident?w: only once. i lost c_4_ of my car on a rainy night and it went off the road. f_5_ i was wearing my seatbelt.f_6_ your seatbelt should be the first thing you do when you get into your car. but too many people still r_7_ to wear a seatbelt.m: its just hard for me to get in the h_8_ of wearing one.w: all it takes is one close - call and youll wear your seatbelt. you really o_9_ to think twice about not wearing one the next time you get into a car. it may s_10_ your life.1_2_3_4_5_6_7_8_9_10_二.完形填空 one of the most difficult things to give away is kindness, for it is usually returned. mark ortman. with several major conferences in town, there was not a room to be rented anywhere. when an elderly couple walked in out of the 1 rains, the desk clerk 2 they would never find lodging(臨時寄宿). in an act of 3 he 4_ them the only bed in town, his only bed. the couple at first refused, but through 5 and kindness, he persuaded the couple to 6_ his often when they 7 the next morning, the elderly gentleman said to the desk clerk, you are 8 person who should manage the best hotel in the united states. maybe 9_ 111 build one. they chuckled (laughed quietly) about that and the elderly couple left. the 10 and the elderly couple were forgotten by the desk clerk until two years 11_ when he 12 a letter from the old man 13 he come up to new york and see him. there was a round-trip airline 14 with the letter. the desk clerk thought, “why not?” and took the 15_ to new york. the old man met him at the airport and 16 took him to a construction site to show him an enormous structure 17 there. that, said the old man, is the hotel im building for you to 18 ! the old man was william waldorf astor, and the hotel would 19 be known as the waldorf-astoria. the former desk clerk, george c. boldt, 20_ the first manager.1.a. cool b. cold c. warm d. hot2. a. knew b. learned c. recognized d. admired3. a. friendship b. respect c. kindness d. mercy4. a, supplied b. offered c. gave d. provided5. a. cause b. thought c. argument d. reason6. a. receive b. get c. accept d. find7. a. checked out b. looked out c. went out d. turned out8. a. the kind b. the next c. the very d. the clever9. a. some time b. sometimes c. sometime d. some day10. a. affair b. matter c. incident d. accident11. a. then b. or so c. later d. after12. a. heard b. posted c. received d. accepted13. a. inviting b. requesting c. wanting d. telling14. at money b. ticket c. timetable d. port15. a. ride b. lift c. voyage d. flight16. a. proudly b. attentively c. immediately d. eagerly17. a. being built b. being made c. being prepared d. being completed18. a. count b. possess c. control d. manage19. a. that way b. this way c. even d. soon20. a. turned b. became c. designed d. practiced二閱讀理解dear flowermouse, thank you for your comments on how americans and chinese view each other. this is an important subject. modem technology has given many nations the chance of destroying other nations. this is a cruel picture but it is a realistic one. it means that every nation should make sure that these weapons of great destruction are never used. this requires greater understanding and greater acceptance of differences among people and nations in all pans of the planet. your letter asks specifically about chinese american relationships but i want to let youknow my feelings on a global scale. because china and america are the most powerful nations and i believe they have a special responsibility for promoting better understanding and for leading the way toward peaceful solutions to the worlds problems. you ask how chinese american people view each other. this is an important question. because i know so little about china that i am not able to judge how chinese view americans. i am sure that the view differs according to individual experiences that persons might have. and it is not easy to describe america to foreigners. america is a vast mass of people and cultures.these people came from all parts of the world, from asia, africa, latin america, europe and australia. each brought a different culture and a different set &values within a single nation. i believe that the vast majority of americans like the vast majority of chinese want peace and friendship between our two nations. both china and america have suffered through generations from war and violence in our history. and i believe that it is the special responsibility of all chinese and all americans to impress this need for mutual understanding on our neighbors in other countries. so my friend, this is my response. please know that i write to you as a private person jiving in america. i do feel strongly that people everywhere have more in common than they have differences. we all share the same basic needs for existence and we all depend upon the same need for the survival of this beautiful planet earth. maybe we can begin to encourage better communication and better understanding through my columns. i hope so.1. from the passage we can know that flowermouse _ . a. loves americans b. has read about the writers articles c. is american d. knows little about americans2. it is likely that the writer _ . a. disagrees with flowermouse b. thinks it possible for nations to be destroyed due to modern technology c. thinks american government share the same opinions with its people d. believes the weapons of great destruction are never used3. in the letter flowermouse wrote to the writer, he may have referred to _ a. american culture b. american society c. chinese- american relationships d. how chinese and americans help each other4. the writers purpose to write the passage is to _ .a. introduce americans to us b. make friends with fiowermousec. speak for the government &america d.call in nations to understand each other b beauty has always been regarded as something praiseworthy. almost everyone thinks attractive people are happier and healthier, have better marriages and more respectable jobs. personal advisor give them better advice for finding jobs. even judges are softer on attractive defendants, but in the executive circle, beauty can become a liability. while attractiveness is a positive factor for a man on his way up the executive ladder, it is harmful to a woman. handsome male executives were considered as having more honesty than plainer ones; their success was connected not with ability but with factors such as luck. all unattractive women executives were thought to have more honesty and to be more capable than the attractive female executives. interestingly, though, the rise of the unattractive overnight successes was connected more to personal relationships and less to ability than that of the attractive overnight successes. why are attractive women not thought to be able? an attractive woman is considered to be more womanly and an attractive man more manly than the less attractive ones. thus, an attractive woman has an advantage in traditionally female jobs, but an attractive woman in a traditionally manly position appears to lack the manly qualities required. this is true even in politics. when the only clue is how he or she looks, people treat men and women differently, says anne bowman, who recently published a study on the effects of attractiveness on political candidates. she asked 125 undergraduate students to rank two groups of photographs, one of men and one of women, in order of attractiveness. the students were told what the photographs were of. they were asked to rank them again, in the order they would vote for them. the results showed that attractive males completely defeated unattractive men, but the women who had ranked most attractive unchangeably received the fewest votes.5 according to the passage, attractive people are those who are _.a