SectionⅡDiscoveringUsefulStructures一、單句語法填空1.(design)verycleverlytofitintocorners,theshelfdoesn’ttakeuptoomuchroom.

2.(give)another10days,wearesuretocompleterepairingthemachine.

3.(use)withcare,onetinwilllastforsixweeks.

4.Sheacceptedthegift,deeply(move).

5.Theoldmanwalkedintotheroom,(support)byhisson.

6.When(ask)thereasonforbeinglate,hekeptsilent.

7.(worry)abouttheirson’ssafety,theyhurriedhome.

8.Wewere(surprise)atwhathesaidatthemeeting.

二、句型轉(zhuǎn)換1.Asshewasabsorbedinherwork,sheforgottohavelunch.→,sheforgottohavelunch.

2.Ashewasencouragedbyhisparents,theboydecidedtotryagain.→,theboydecidedtotryagain.

3.Althoughhehadbeenremindedtwotimes,hestillforgothishomework.→,hestillforgothishomework.

4.Whenitisseenfromthehill,thecitylooksmorebeautiful.→,thecitylooksmorebeautiful.

三、完成句子1.被這里的美所吸引,他們確定再待一周。,theydecidedtostayforanotherweek.

2.因為對結(jié)果很悲觀,他確定放棄探討。,hedecidedtogiveuptheresearch.

3.聽說你要來中國,我特別興奮。IthatyouwillcometoChina.

4.他在踢足球時,摔斷了左腿。Whilehewasplayingfootball,hisleftleg.

5.被狗咬了兩次,這個郵遞員拒絕再進入這個村子。,thepostmanrefusedtoenterthevillageagain.

四、閱讀理解AAsthesayinggoes,“Withoutmusic,lifewouldbeamistake.”Musicisveryimportantinourlivesandherearefourofthegreatestmusiciansinhistory.LudwigvanBeethoven(1770—1827)BorninBonn,Germany,BeethovenneverheldanofficialpositioninVienna.Hesupportedhimselfbygivingconcerts,teachingthepiano,andthesaleofhiscompositions.Thelast30yearsofBeethoven’slifewerefilledwithalotofhardtimes,thefirstofwhichwashisdeafness.Beethoven’smusicgreatlyinfluencedthenextgenerationofmusicians.JohannSebastianBach(1685—1750)Bach,“thefatherofmodernmusic”,wasborninEisenach,Germany.Hisparentsdiedwhenhewasyoung,andin1695hewenttolivewithhisbrotherJohannChristoph,whowasanorganist(風(fēng)琴手)inOhrdruf.Hestayedthereuntil1700.Sevenyearslater,hemovedbacktoWeimar,whereheservedascourt(宮廷)organistfornineyears.Hismusicgreatlyinfluencedclassicalmusic.FredericChopin(1810—1849)ChopinwasborninZelazowaWola,Poland.Heshowedatalentforthepianoataveryyoungage.Chopinbegancomposingwhenhewasstillachild,butsomeofhisearlyworkshavebeenlost.Hegavehisfirstpublicconcertin1818.Chopinwasconsideredastheleadingmusicianofhistime.FranzSchubert(1797—1828)SchubertwasbornanddiedinVienna.Unlikemostofhispredecessors(前輩),Schubertwasnotagreatperformer.Heneverhadmuchmoneybuthewasveryproductive.Hewrotehisfirstmasterpiecewhenhewasonlysixteen.However,hediedyoung,beforehistalentshadevenbeenknown.1.Beethovendidnotmakealivingby.

A.teachingstudents B.givingconcertsC.sellinghisworks D.doingbusiness2.BachworkedasanorganistinWeimaruntil.

A.1765 B.1707C.1750 D.17163.Whoiscalled“thefatherofmodernmusic”?A.Beethoven. B.Bach.C.Chopin. D.Schubert.4.Whatdoweknowaboutthefourmusicians?A.Theyalllivedahardlifeattheiroldage.B.Theywereallgoodatplayingthepiano.C.Theybecamefamousatayoungage.D.Theywerealltalentedmusicians.BTonight,mypianoconcertwasthemostimportantthinginmyfamily.Mygrandparentswerecomingbyplanetohearmeplay.EvenmybusyAuntDiannewhoisonTVeverynightreadingthenews,wascoming.Butonethingwasforsure.Iwouldneverwinanawardformypianoplaying.Andthat’sjustbecausethemoreIpractised,themorenervousIgot.SothereIwas,onstage,inmybeautifuldress,andIsatdownatthepiano.ButwhenIstartedtoplay,Ihitawrongnote.Itoldmyselftostartover.ButthenIhitthewrongnoteagain.ItwasasifIhadn’tpractisedatall.Finallythedisasterwasover.Iranoffthestage.Icouldn’tunderstandwhypeoplewereapplauding.Buttheywere.Mymumandmydadhadflowersforme,andwewereallsupposedtogooutforanicedinner,butIcouldn’t.Ijustwantedtogohomeandcryandnevergoanywhereagain.Afterwewentbackhome,AuntDiannejustcameinandsatdownonthesideofmybed.

“Itwasmyfirstnightontheair,”shesaid.“Ihadneverbeenontelevisionbefore,andImadeamistake.Imispronouncedmynameandthenameofthenewsshow.Andyouknowwhat?Nooneevennoticedbutme.Justliketonight,noonenoticed—justyou.”AuntDiannewasright.Ithinkweareharderonourselvesthananyoneelseis.MaybeIwillleavemyroom.Andmaybe,I’llplaythepianoagain.5.Theunderlinedpart“thedisaster”inparagraph3refersto.

A.theloudcheeroftheaudienceB.thelaughsfromtheaudienceC.theauthor’spianoperformanceD.theauthor’slongdress6.Wecaninferfromthetextthat.

A.musicplayedabigroleintheauthor’slifeB.theauthorenjoyedstayingwithherfamilyC.pianopracticemadetheauthorfellconfidentD.theauthorgotsupportfromherfamily7.Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromherpianoperformance?A.Don’tbetoohardonyourself.B.Thingsseldomgoaswellaspeopleexpect.C.Noonewillcarewhatothershavedone.D.Neverthinkmuchofamatter.8.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.MyPianoLessonB.MyFamilyandIC.MyAuntDianneD.APianoConcertDisaster五、語篇填空Americanpopularmusicisplayedallovertheworld.Peopleofallagesinallcountriesenjoy1.(listen)toit.Thereasonsfor2.popularityareitsfastpaceandrhythmicbeat.ThemusichasmanyoriginsintheUnitedStates.Countrymusic,3.(come)fromtheruralareasinthesouthernUnitedStates,isonesource.Manypeopleappreciatethismusicbecauseoftheemotions4.(express)bycountrymusicsongs.

AsecondoriginofAmericanpopularmusicistheblues.Itdescribed5.(most)sadfeelingsreflectingthedifficultlivesofAmericanblacks.ItisusuallyplayedandsungbyblackmusiciansbutitispopularwithallAmericans.

Rockmusicisanewerformofmusic.Thismusicstylewasknown6.rockandrollinthe1950’s.Sincethenthere7.(be)manyformsofrockmusic,hardrock,softrock,punkrock,discomusicandothers.Many8.(perform)ofpopularrockmusicareyoungmusicians.

Peoplehearthesesongs9.(sing)intheiroriginalEnglishorsometimestranslatedtootherlanguages.Thewordsmaydiffer10.theenjoymentofthemusicisuniversal.

答案：一、1.Designed2.Given3.Used4.moved5.supported6.asked7.Worried8.surprised二、1.Absorbedinhergame2.Encouragedbyhisparents3.Remindedtwotimes4.Seenfromthehill三、1.Attractedbythebeautyhere2.Disappointedattheresult3.amdelightedtohear4.gotbroken5.Bittenb