北师大版（2019）必修第三册Unit 9-Learning-Section Ⅲ 语法（接动名词或不定式的动词）课时基础+综合双向提升（含答案）

Unit 9-Learning-Section Ⅲ 语法（接动名词或不定式的动词）
课时基础+综合双向提升
【基础】
【单句语法填空】
1．You look so tired, why not stop ________ (have) a rest
2．She suggested ________ (go) out for a walk, but I'd rather stay at home watching TV.
3．After he had worked several hours, he stopped ________ (drink) a cup of coffee to refresh himself.
4．I forgot ________ (give) him the small change so I give him the money again.
5．Please remember ________ (bring) your notebook here tomorrow.
6．The young plants and flowers need ________ (look) after carefully.
7．The boy planned ________ (work) in Shanghai, which made his father a little surprised.
8．The boy wanted to ride his bike in the street, but his parents told him not ________ (do)．
9．—Would you mind ________ (open) the door
—Of course not.
10．Although swimming is his favorite sport, yet he doesn't like ________ (swim) today.
【完成句子】
1．她抬头看了一会儿，然后继续画。
She looked up for a minute and then continued ________________.
2．不要忘记对别人的赞美说感谢。
Do not ________________________________ thank you for people's praise.
3．她病了几天，什么也不想吃。
Being ill for a few days, she doesn't feel like ________________________________.
4．做好一件事情并不意味着仅仅做一件事情。
Doing one thing well doesn't _______________________ exactly one thing.
5．你愿意和我去购物吗？
Would you like ________________________________ with me
6．我期待着很快收到你的来信。
I'm looking forward to ________________________ soon.
7．对于选择乘飞机旅游的人来说问题更少。
There have been fewer problems for travelers who __________________.
8．你尝试用另外一种方法来进行吗？
Have you ________________________ in another way
9．他的妻子不允许在室内吸烟，经常劝他戒烟。
His wife doesn't ___________ inside the room and often advises him ____________.
10．我很遗憾地告诉你我不能与你同去。
I ________________________ that I cannot go with you.
【综合】
【阅读理解】
A
The world's oldest known wild bird, an albatross (信天翁) named Wisdom, has returned to her nesting place in the Midway Atoll. The 68 year old bird has just laid another egg.
The Midway Atoll is made of two small islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is an important place for albatrosses, and an important place for scientists who want to study them. One of the ways scientists can study birds is by banding (给……戴环志) them. Putting a small numbered band on the leg of a bird, helps scientists tell which bird is which. This makes it easier to keep track of what happens among the birds. Over 250,000 albatrosses have been banded on Midway since 1936.
Wisdom was first banded by scientist Chandler Robbins in 1956, along with thousands of other albatrosses. At the time, she was at least 5 years old. Wisdom carried Robbins' band around the world for many years. Then, surprisingly, the scientist and the bird were reunited in 2002, when Robbins returned to Midway to research albatrosses again. He rebanded Wisdom and, checking the band records, discovered he had been the first one to put a band on her —46 years before.
Wisdom was using the same nesting place. Adult albatrosses spend a lot of their lives flying over the sea, resting from time to time on the water to eat. But they return to the same nesting place every year. When albatrosses choose a partner (配偶), they remain partners for life. But Wisdom has been alive so long that she has had a few partners.
Wisdom is not just old, she is also active. Because it takes so much time and energy for parent albatrosses to raise a chick—it takes about seven months until it can fly—many albatrosses lay eggs every other year. But Wisdom has laid an egg every single year since 2006. Because Wisdom has been laying eggs for so long, she could have her chicks and the chicks of her chicks all around her. There may soon be one more to add to the list.
1．What does the author want to do in Paragraph 2
A．Use an example to support the topic.
B．Offer some background information.
C．Give an explanation for what happened.
D．Attract the readers' interest in the topic.
2．What is Paragraph 3 mainly about
A．How albatrosses are banded.
B．How biologists study albatrosses.
C．The life of Wisdom since she was banded.
D．The connection between Wisdom and a scientist.
3．What does the underlined word “it” in the last paragraph refer to
A．Wisdom. B．Wisdom's chick.
C．A baby albatross. D．A parent albatross.
4．How is Wisdom different from ordinary albatrosses
A．She lays an egg every year.
B．She uses different nesting spots.
C．She changes partners very often.
D．She has been banded several times.
B
“When studying foreign languages, don't forget about body language，” Anne Merritt said.
Something as simple as a gesture can show friendliness in one culture, embarrassment in another, impatience in the third. Even silence means different things in different places. If you want to avoid making some mistakes when traveling abroad, you should pay attention to the following.
Touch
Britain, along with many countries in northern Europe and the Far East, has a “non contact (非接触性)” culture. In those countries, there is very little physical contact in people's daily talks. Even touching someone's arm by accident is the reason for an apology. However, in the high contact cultures of the Middle East, Latin America, and southern Europe, physical touch is a big part of daily life.
What's more, there are different standards for the touch. In much of the Arab world, men hold hands and kiss each other in greeting, but would never do the same with a woman. In Thailand and Laos, it is a taboo (禁忌) to touch anyone's head, even children's, In South Korea, elders can touch younger people with force when trying to get through a crowd, but younger people can't do the same.
Eye contact
In most Western countries, frequent eye contact is a sign of confidence and attentiveness (专注). We may think that a conversation partner who looks away is either not listening to us or lying. Of course, this is not the standard around the world.
In many Asian, African, and Latin American countries, the unbroken (不间断的) eye contact would be considered impolite and rude. These cultures consider avoiding eye contact a sign of respect for bosses and elders. In these parts of the world, children won't look at an adult who is speaking to them, and nor will employees look at their bosses.
5．In Britain, when people are talking, they usually ________.
A．avoid eye contact
B．touch the others' arms
C．avoid physical contact
D．apologize for their mistakes
6．In southern Europe, physical touch is ________.
A．unnecessary B．impolite
C．dangerous D．common
7．What should we avoid doing in Thailand
A．Touching a kid's head.
B．Touching someone's arm.
C．Shaking hands with children.
D．Touching old people with force.
8．What does this text mainly tell us
A．How to have a good time abroad.
B．The importance of body language.
C．How to communicate with foreigners.
D．An introduction to some body languages.
参考答案：
【基础】
【单句语法填空】
1.to have　
2.going　
3.to drink　
4．giving　
5.to bring　
6.looking/to be looked　
7.to work　
8.to do　
9.opening　
10.to swim
【完成句子】
1.to draw/drawing　
2.forget to say　
3．eating anything　
4.mean doing
5.to go shopping　
6.hearing from you　
7.choose to fly　
8.tried doing it　
9．allow smoking　to give up smoking　
10.regret to say
【综合】
【阅读理解】
A
1-4BDCA
B
5-8CDAD