北师大版高中英语选择性必修第三册课后习题 UNIT 9 Section C

第1页 共29页 SectionC WRITINGWORKSHOP&VIEWING

WORKSHOP&READINGCLUB&ASSESSMENT

A级必备知识基础练

Ⅰ.单词拼写

1.This is a natural (现象) that happens about once a

century.

2.This time I’ll do it properly with a (缝衣针) and

thread.

3. (天文学家) think it will be easy to travel from the

space station to the moon.

4.Before class,they prepare the (相应的) materials

for each level.

5.The length of a (段落) depends on the information it

conveys.

6.The story he told the police (不同) from the one he

told his mother.

7.It was a simple enough gesture,but (象征地)

important. 第2页 共29页 8.The (数据库) could be used as a teaching resource in

colleges.

9.The (受害者) had been stabbed repeatedly in the

chest.

Ⅱ.短语填空

a large number of;as long as;come into contact;be classified

as;be

opposed to;die of;it is estimated that;in the course of;result

in;come up with

1.Three sessions in a week at the gym would

a

healthier life.

2.

you have your health,nothing else matters.

3.According to its content,human learning can

knowledge learning,skill learning and moral learning.

4.Several of the members have suggestions of their

own.

5.At first he our suggestion,but we managed to

persuade him. 第3页 共29页 6.Most children who cancers are in developing

nations.

7.The library contains foreign language

reference books.

8.This substance should not with food.

9. the building will be completed in ten

months.

10. my everyday life,I had very little contact

with teenagers.

Ⅲ.课文语法填空

With the development of technology,DNA detectives can be used

to 1. (identity) a person and the relationship between

people.Policemen can find suspects and victims through DNA

detectives.

Melanie Road,2. body was found on 9 June,1984,was

seventeen years old.Police couldn’t find the 3. (murder)

after questioning several suspects.Working through a database of

12,000 male names who were either witnesses or suspects,they found 第4页 共29页 no match.The victim’s mother still didn’t give up finding the

killer.Thirty years later,in ,a woman was arrested due to a minor

incident.Her DNA matched that of the girl’s killer after 4.

(profile) in July,.The killer,the woman’s father,was 5.

(eventual) found 31 years later.

Copernicus,coming from Poland,who died nearly 500 years ago was

identified by DNA evidence in the 21st century,when a skull and an

incomplete skeleton were found in Frombork where he 6.

(bury) on 24 May,1543.The skull 7. (belong) to a

seventy-year-old man with a broken nose and a cut above his left

eye was found consistent 8. Copernicus’ portraits.The

experts found a book Copernicus had used for decades in which it

didn’t take too long 9. (find) nine hairs.The DNA

from the hair matched 10. from the bones found at

Frombork.Now scientists still continue searching for Copernicus’

mother’s DNA.

B级能力素养提升练

Ⅳ.阅读理解 第5页 共29页 A

When I was a child,I would never run in the playground.While

my friends were playing “tag”,I sat on the sidelines

unfortunately unable to play at their level.I remember an old

photograph from a sports day in which my peers are all close to the

finish line while I struggle at the halfway point.

By the time I was about 12 years old,I was using a wheelchair

as my condition continued to worsen.Within an appointment with my

doctor,he suggested cutting off my right leg.After hearing that,my

heart immediately sank but the little cogs (轮齿) in my mind started

moving.I had a foot that wasn’t working so why not just cut it off

in order to get a new one.

I was wheeled down to surgery (手术) and after a quick

injection,I was one sleep away from the start of my new life.I

remember,the next day,I felt a rush of energy,as I was no longer

in pain.I went privately in June and was fitted with a walking leg.

The doctor told me to be ey walking leg.Despite this,I felt

great:My mindset was changing and I started to see the world from 第6页 共29页 a much taller level.No longer was I at the height of a child,I was

walking and was going to be running as a young man.I started with

10-mile courses,initially (开始) walking most of the course until

I could eventually run most of it.I completed events that I had never

thought would be possible.The London Marathon,36 Tough Mudder

events,the World Judo Games... I was named British Judo’s

Inclusion Player of the Year,and I am now ranked top three in the

world for judo.

I run because I couldn’t and I run for those that can’t.I run

to show others that they are able to do things that they never