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1、读书破万卷下笔如有神Unit 3Life in the future一 . 单项选择，从 A、B、C、 D 四个选项中，选择最佳答案完成句子1.organizers repeatedly appealing to smokers to allow Expo to besmoke-freeevent, smokers are in no mood to cooperate.A. Despite; aB. In spite; aC. Although; aD. In spite of; /2.He is going tothe story where he left over yesterday.
2、A. take upB. take offC. take awayD. take in3.We simply cannot toleratein exam.A. cheatingB. to cheatC. having cheatedD. cheated4.The female birdthe males bright colors.A. lacks inB. lacks ofC. lacksD. is lacking5.People are not allowed to read others letters without permission.A. privateB. publicC.
3、individualD. own6.She caught his eye.A. in an instantB. for an instantC. in a minuteD. in a moment7.The twins were separated at birth and brought up in entirely different.A. atmosphereB. environmentC. surroundingD. conditions8.Those whoto vote must come to the meeting.A. demandB. requestC. requireD.
4、 desire9.New technology is beingalmost every industrial process.A. applied forB. adjusted toC. applied toD. adjusted in10. The parents saw off their son until the plane.A. in sightB. out of sightC. within sightD. lost sight11. He thought he had looked at the problem from every.A. wayB. meansC. sides
5、D. aspect12. About 500 people have been temporarily housed in 103 tents in the campus of a middle schoolon a hill on the north side of Zhouqu.A. being situatedB. situatedC. situatingD. to be situated13. The competition,with the support of the World Wide Fund for Nature ( WWF ) , willnarrow down the
6、list of finalists to 12 next month.A. runningB. to runC. having runningD. run14. Among thoseby Foreign Policy and others as Gates potential successor are Secretaryof State Hillary Rodham Clinton.A. namedB. to be namedC. being namedD. to name15. In order not to be disturbed, I spent three hoursin my
7、study.A. lockingB. lockedC. being lockedD. to lock读书破万卷下笔如有神二 . 完形填空Some people are calling it the greatest medical breakthrough so far this century. Surgeons inSpain have successfully carried out the world s first organsing transplantnewstem ucell ( 干细胞 )technology.But1are stem cells? Most cells in
8、 our bodies are designed to2specific purposes for example, a liver cell develops to work in the liver and cannot become a heart cell.But stem cells are3. They are very young, and in the4scientists can grow theminto different types of cell.Claudia Castillo needed a new windpipe ( 气管 ) after contracti
9、ng tuberculosis. Scientists fromthe University of Bristol in the UK took a donor windpipe, or trachea, from someone who had5died.They used strong chemicals to remove the donor s cells, leaving a tissue scaffold. This wasrepopulated( 重新构成 ) with cells from Ms Castillo s windpipe and nose, and stem ce
10、lls from herbone marrow. After four6the cells had grown sufficiently for the trachea to be transplantedinto Ms Castillo.Currently, transplant patients have to bodies rejecting the new 8 . These prevent rejection.take drugs for7of their lives to prevent their9can have bad side-effects, and do not alw
11、aysBut by using Ms Castillo s own cells,10were able to trick her body into11thenew trachea was her own organ. Five months on, Claudia Castillo is in12health.This ground-breaking procedure could be used in other transplant operations in the future. Scientists 13 believe stem cells might be used to tr
12、eat Parkinson disease, Alzheimer s disease, heart disease, stroke, arthritis, diabetes, burns and spinal cord damage.14 , stem cell research is extremely controversial. The most effective stem cells do not come from adults but from embryos created in laboratories and which are just a few days old.Ma
13、ny people have religious or ethical objections to growing embryos,15they can be usedto cure diseases.1.A. whatB. whoC. whereD. why2.A. giveB. offerC. takeD. serve3.A. similarB. differentC. the sameD. new4.A. officeB. laboratoryC. hospitalD. university5.A. alreadyB. almostC. recentlyD. slowly6.A. day
14、sB. hoursC. monthsD. years7.A. othersB. the otherC. the restD. parts8.A. cellsB. partsC. lifeD. organs9.A. medicineB. drugsC. operationsD. bodies10.A. scientistsB. doctorsC. professorsD.transplant patients11.A. knowingB. thinkingC. realizingD. doubting12.A. poorB. badC. perfectD. mental13.A. alsoB.
15、neverC. stillD. ever14.A. ThereforeB. InsteadC. BesidesD. However15.A. becauseB. asC. even ifD. if读书破万卷下笔如有神 . 单项选择，从 A、B、C、 D 四个选项中，选择最佳答案完成句子1. A解析： despite 与 in spite of 是介词， although 是连词。名词event( 活动 ) 是可数名词。前半句句义为“尽管组织者不断地呼吁烟民们让世博会成为一个无烟活动”，故选 A。2. A解析： take up 表示“继续； ( 把 ) 接下去；进一步讨论” 。句义为“他打算从昨
16、天停下来的地方接着讲这个故事” 。3. A解析： tolerate 后跟动名词形式，故选A 。4. C解析：及物动词lack 指“缺乏；缺少” ，它后面直接跟宾语；也可以用作不及物动词，用于be lacking in sth 结构中。5. A解析： private 强调“私人的” 。 其他选项的意思都与句义不符。6. B解析： for an instant 表示“暂时；一时” 。句义为“她在一瞬间与他的目光相遇” 。 其他选项均表示“一会儿；立刻；马上” 。7. B解析： A 选项指“气氛；氛围” ； B 选项则指对人的成长、情感、观念、伦理、道德、品行等产生影响的环境； C 选项表示“环境”
17、时常用复数形式，偏重于生活、居住的周围环境；D 选项侧重表示“条件” ， 泛指改变、限制性因素，也指影响生活质量的种种因素。8. D解析： demand 表示“坚决要求” ，后面不能跟不定式结构；request 表示“请求” ，后面也不能跟不定式结构；require 表示“要求；需要” ； desire 表示“渴望；想要；希望”。故选 D 。9. C解析：句义为“新技术应用到几乎所有工业流程中”。 apply to 表示“应用到” ； adjust to 指“调整；适应于” 。10. B解析： out of sight 表示“ ( 某物或人 ) 看不见了” ； lose ( ones) sig
18、ht 表示“某人看不见某物读书破万卷下笔如有神( 人 ) ”。 A 、 C 选项表示“进入视线；在视野里；看见”。11. D解析：本题考查与介词from 搭配的名词。 A 、 B 选项不构成搭配，C 选项应该用单数形式。词组 from every aspect 表示“从各个方面” 。12. B解析：及物动词situate 表示“使位于；使处于” ，构成短语 ( be) situated in/ on，表示“位于；坐落在”。本句中过去分词短语situated on the north side of Zhouqu 作定语，修饰名词a middleschool 。13. D解析：本题考查过去分词作
19、状语，表示被动。选项中只有D 选项表示被动，意思是“在世界自然基金会的支持下举办”。14. A解析：本题考查过去分词作定语，表示一个已经完成的被动动作。( be) named by 表示“由命名”。15. B解析：本题考查过去分词作状语，表示被动。句义为“为了不受干扰，我把自己锁在书房里三个小时”。 A 选项是干扰项，因其表示主动而不符合题意。 . 根据所给句子完成画线部分1. Worried about the journey2. Given enough time3. Worried about the missing child4. won last year5. organized b
20、y the company . 根据汉语提示及重点词语将下列句子译成英语1. Copying these documents took up the whole morning.2. He is good at his job but sometimes he seems to lack confidence.3. Jane burst out crying the instant she came in.4. Chew your food properly before swallowing it.5. They put out the fire by pouring water on it
21、.读书破万卷下笔如有神 . 完形填空1. A解析：本句表达“干细胞是什么？”故用what。2. D解析：与后面的specific purposes 能够搭配的只有D 选项，serve 此处意思是 “适合于； 适用”。3. B解析：根据连接词but，此处句子应该表达“但是，干细胞却是不同的”。4. B解析：科学家们能够在“实验室”把干细胞培育成不同类型。故选B 。5. C解析：根据常识，这些干细胞应该是从刚刚去世的人身上提取。其他选项不符合题意。6. A解析：根据倒数第三段最后一句的信息，可推断此处应该是“过了4 天之后”。 B 选项不符合实际情况。7. C解析： for the rest of
22、 their lives 是一个固定表达，意为“晚年；余生；接下来的日子里”。8. D解析：阻止身体排斥新植入的器官，故选择D。 A 选项不符合医学常识。9. B解析：根据上文可知，这里表达“这些药有副作用”。 A 选项具有迷惑性，但它是不可数名词，不与these 搭配。10. B解析：根据by using Ms Castillos own cells( 通过使用自己的细胞) 可知，这里应该是医生。11. B解析：本处表达“医生通过使用Ms Castillo 自己的细胞，诱骗其身体认为新植入的是她自己的器官”。12. C解析：治疗获得成功，五个月后，Claudia Castillo 身体完全康
23、复。13. A读书破万卷下笔如有神解析：除了上文中的用途之外，科学家也认为干细胞也许能够用在其他疾病的治疗上。14. D解析：根据controversial ( 有争议的 ) 一词可知，此处应该是转折。15. C解析： 句义为 “即使可以用来治愈疾病，许多人还是处于宗教或伦理上的原因反对培育干细胞”。 . 阅读理解，根据短文内容选择最佳答案1. D解析：细节题。根据第一段的第一句介绍可知。2. A解析：细节理解题。根据第一段中“Oneofthe primary sources of this knowledge lies innumerous tests run on meteorites(
24、陨星 ) that have landed on earth.可”知 A 选项正确。其他选项均与文义不符。3. B解析：由第一段倒数第二句可知选B。 A 选项错在must( 一定 ) ，原文使用了could( 可能 ) ，程度相差太大。4. C解析：细节理解题。根据文章的第三段可知。5. A解析：只有A 选项最好地归纳了本文的主旨。6. B解析：细节题。根据第一段中的“thesedead people are not made of flesh and blood butcelluloid ( 假象牙 ) and computer chips可知”。7. A解析：根据第一段结尾可知只有A 选项
25、表述有误，其他均符合文义。8. A解析：细节题。根据第二段第一句可知。9. C解析：排序题。根据本文的最后一段，不难选出正确的顺序。读书破万卷下笔如有神10. B解析：标题题。根据首句与尾段，结合本文的话题，不难选出B 选项是最好的标题，因为这是一则广告。 . 书面表达参考范文：UK s first hydrid embryos created Good news or a disaster?According to the BBC news, scientists have created hydrid embryos for the first time in the UK. Differ
26、ent people may have different ideas about these hydrid embryos.Some people think it is an important step forward in scientific research. If these hydrid embryos are used for scientific research, it will lead to the possible treatment of some difficult diseases. They think this is something really go
27、od.Others think it is a step too far, and a terrible step. In their opinion, if these hydrid embryosare allowed to groweither on purpose or by accident and result in some strange creatures, thatwould be really frightening. Just imagine those strange half-human half-cow creatures walking side by side with you! Thinking about this simply makes people sick.I think we need a hydrid-embryo law to put such kind of research under control.