外研版 必修2 同步练习-Module 2 No Drugs

Module2
No
Drugs
一、单词拼写(单句首字母填空)
1.
The
only
way
out
is
to
r

our
daily
expenses.
2.
Is
there
a
c

between
the
sun
and
the
seasons
3.
This
film
is
for
a

only.
Children
mustn't
watch
it.
4.
The
girl
badly
injured
in
the
earthquake
is
now
under
medical
t

in
the
hospital.
5.
As
is
known
to
all,
it
is
i

to
hunt
wildlife.
6.
It
is
more
than
l

(可能)
that
the
thieves
don't
know
how
much
it
is
worth.
7.
The
busy
road
is
a
d

to
little
children.
8.
Bill
and
I
often
d

but
we
are
good
friends.
9.
I
didn't
r

Peter
until
he
introduced
himself
to
me
at
the
party.
He
had
changed
a
lot.
10.
The
mountain
climber
knows
that
he
may
have
to
fight
against
forces
that
are
stronger
and
more
p

than
men.
二、单词拼写(根据中文提示拼写单词)
11.
Though
I
haven't
met
him
for
many
years,
I
could
(认出)
him
immediately
when
I
saw
him
in
the
crowd.
12.
The
change
in
climate
may
(影响)
your
health.
13.
The
street
was
so
crowded
that
he
had
to
(减)
speed
to
forty
kilometres
an
hour.
14.
His
heart
sickened
at
the
thought
of
that
(可怕的)
scene.
15.
These
two
reports
of
the
accident
(不同意)
with
each
other.
16.
You
have
to
be
careful
not
to
hit
rocks,
trees
and
other
(危险).
17.
China
is
getting
more
and
more
(强大)
in
the
world.
18.
We
have
broken
off
business
(联系)
with
them.
19.
Only
(成人)
are
allowed
to
see
the
film.
20.
What
are
the
(可能的)
effects
of
new
driving
rules
on
drivers
21.
The
(治疗)
plan
made
by
several
famous
doctors
will
surely
work.
22.
Fortunately,
there
was
a
hospital
(在附近)
so
the
man
was
sent
there
immediately.
23.
I
also
smoked
and
became
(上瘾)
to
cigarettes.
24.
He
used
to
smoke
a
pack
of
(香烟)
a
day.
25.
A
knife
was
found
at
the
scene
of
the
(犯罪)
and
it
was
sent
to
the
police
station
immediately.
三、翻译(根据中文提示完成句子)
26.
All
the
facts
that
are


(与……有关的)
the
case
have
been
looked
into.
27.
这个盗贼试图潜入这间房子。
The
thief
is
trying
to


the
house.
28.
他慢慢地解释，以便让每一个人都听懂。
He
explained
it
slowly



make
everyone
understand
it.
29.
为了准时去看电影，她匆匆做完了工作。(目的状语)
（词数不限）

go
to
the
cinema
on
time,
she
hurried
through
her
work.
30.
Teens
who
become
(上瘾)
their
cell
phones
may
be
placing
their
health
at
risk.
(词数不限)
31.
他有可能退出那家公司，因为他受不了一周工作60个小时。(词数不限)
He

to
drop
out
of
that
company,
because
he
can't
stand
working
60
hours
a
week.
32.
(为了赶上早班车),
he
got
up
very
early.
(catch)
33.
由于交通堵塞，他开会迟到了。(词数不限)
He
was
late
for
the
meeting

a
traffic
jam.
34.
我们的腿是如此地又沉又冷,
以至于他们感觉像大冰块。
Our
legs
were

heavy
and
cold

they
felt
like
blocks
of
ice.
35.
He
was

everyone
respected
him.
(such)
他是一个如此无私的人以至于人人都尊重他。（词数不限）
四、单项选择
36.
You
must

your
speed
when
you
come
to
the
traffic
lights.
A.
expand
B.
reduce
C.
increase
D.
prevent
37.
She
was
knocked

by
a
car
and
now
was
.
A.
off;
in
danger
B.
off;
dangerous
C.
down;
dangerous
D.
down;
in
danger
38.
When
they
arrived
home
last
night,
they
found
their
house
had
been

and
a
lot
of
things
were
missing.
A.
broken
down
B.
broken
out
C.
broken
up
D.
broken
into
39.
Those
who
are
of
great
determination
are

to
make
great
achievements.
A.
maybe
B.
likely
C.
probable
D.
possible
40.
Please
check
the
list
carefully

avoid
mistakes.
A.
so
long
as
B.
in
order
that
C.
as
far
as
D.
so
as
to
41.
He
had
to
work
as
a
waiter
to
pay
for
his
tuition
fees,
so
after
school
he

towards
the
cafe.
A.
moved
B.
headed
C.
toured
D.
turned
42.

the
early
flight,
we
ordered
a
taxi
in
advance
and
got
up
very
early.
A.
Catching
B.
Caught
C.
To
catch
D.
Catch
43.
He
is
so
fond
of
foreign
literature
that
he
is

reading
foreign
novels.
A.
addicted
B.
addicting
to
C.
addicting
D.
addicted
to
44.
I
did
not
know
the
number,
but
I

his
voice
when
he
said
"Hey,
Mike.
It's
me."
A.
realized
B.
reduced
C.
replaced
D.
recognized
45.
Much
of
the
crime
in
this
area
is

drug
abuse.
A.
referring
to
B.
similar
to
C.
related
to
D.
joined
to
46.
Losing
the
first
game
didn't

the
team's
spirit.
A.
infect
B.
reflect
C.
affect
D.
effect
47.
The
song
was

beautiful

it
made
me
hold
my
breath.
A.
so;
that
B.
even;
that
C.
such;
that
D.
very;
that
48.

start
smoking
again,
she
doesn't
go
out
with
people
who
smoke.
A.
In
order
to
B.
So
as
to
C.
In
order
not
to
D.
So
as
not
to
49.
It
is
obvious
that
the
old
man
will
die
soon,
because
he
has

the
struggle.
A.
given
in
B.
given
out
C.
given
away
D.
given
up
50.
The
terrible
accident
happened

his
carelessness.
A.
result
from
B.
result
in
C.
as
a
result
of
D.
as
a
result
五、完形填空（共20小题；共30分）
Scientists
find
that
hard-working
people
live
longer
than
average
men
and
women.
Career
women
are
51

than
housewives.
Evidence
shows
that
the
52

are
in
poorer
health
than
the
job-holders.
A
study
shows
that
53

the
unemployment
rate
increases
by
1%,
the
death
rate
increases
correspondingly
by
2%.
All
this
comes
down
to
one
point:
Work
is
helpful
to
health.
Why
is
work
good
for
health
It
is
because
work
54

people
busy,
55

loneliness
and
solitude(孤独).
Researches
show
that
people
feel
unhappy,
56

and
lonely
when
they
have
nothing
to
do.
Instead,
the
happiest
are
those
who
are
57
.
Many
high
achievers
who
love
their
careers
feel
that
they
are
happiest
when
they
are
working
hard.
Work
serves
as
a
58

between
man
and
reality.
By
work,
people
59

each
other.
By
collective
activity,
they
find
friendship
and
warmth.
This
is
helpful
to
health.
The
loss
of
work
60

the
loss
of
everything.
It
affects
man
spiritually
and
61

him
liable
to
disease.
62
,
work
gives
one
a
sense
of
fulfillment
and
a
sense
of
63

.
Work
makes
one
feel
his
value
and
status
in
society.
When
a
64

finishes
his
writing
or
a
doctor
successfully
65

a
patient
or
a
teacher
sees
his
students
66
,
they
are
happy
67
.
From
the
above
we
can
68

to
the
conclusion
that
the
more
you
work,
the
69

and
healthier
you
will
be.
Let
us
work
hard,
study
well
and
70

a
happy
and
healthy
life.
51.
A.
richer
B.
healthier
C.
weaker
D.
worse
52.
A.
old
B.
busy
C.
jobless
D.
hard-working
53.
A.
whenever
B.
whether
C.
though
D.
since
54.
A.
keeps
B.
forces
C.
needs
D.
require
55.
A.
in
charge
of
B.
in
lack
of
C.
in
touch
with
D.
away
from
56.
A.
interested
B.
joyful
C.
concerned
D.
worried
57.
A.
busy
B.
free
C.
lazy
D.
dull
58.
A.
guard
B.
gap
C.
channel
D.
bridge
59.
A.
come
across
B.
come
into
contact
with
C.
look
down
upon
D.
watch
over
60.
A.
means
B.
stands
C.
helps
D.
matches
61.
A.
forces
B.
orders
C.
finds
D.
makes
62.
A.
Besides
B.
Then
C.
However
D.
Yet
63.
A.
disappointment
B.
achievement
C.
regret
D.
apology
64.
A.
worker
B.
farmer
C.
writer
D.
manager
65.
A.
makes
friends
with
B.
has
a
talk
C.
operates
on
D.
deals
with
66.
A.
raise
B.
grow
C.
rise
D.
increase
67.
A.
in
a
word
B.
without
a
word
C.
at
a
word
D.
beyond
words
68.
A.
come
B.
reach
C.
arrive
D.
draw
69.
A.
lonelier
B.
weaker
C.
stronger
D.
happier
70.
A.
lead
B.
make
C.
earn
D.
share
六、阅读理解（共15小题；共30分）
A
When
other
nine-year-old
kids
were
playing
games,
she
was
working
at
a
petrol
station.
When
other
teens
were
studying
or
going
out,
she
struggled
to
find
a
place
to
sleep
on
the
street.
But
she
overcame
these
terrible
setbacks
to
win
a
highly
competitive
scholarship
and
gain
entry
to
Harvard
University.
And
her
amazing
story
has
inspired
a
movie,
“Homeless
to
Harvard:The
Liz
Murray
Story”,
shown
in
late
April.
Liz
Murray,
a
22-year-old
American
girl,
has
been
writing
a
real-life
story
of
willpower
and
determination.
Liz
grew
up
in
the
shadow
of
two
drug-addicted
parents.
There
was
never
enough
food
or
warm
clothes
in
the
house.
Liz
was
the
only
member
of
the
family
who
had
a
job.
Her
mother
had
AIDS
and
died
when
Liz
was
just
15
years
old.
The
effect
of
that
loss
became
a
turning
point
in
her
life.
Connecting
the
environment
in
which
she
had
grown
up
with
how
her
mother
had
died,
she
decided
to
do
something
about
it.
Liz
went
back
to
school.
She
threw
herself
into
her
studies,
never
telling
her
teachers
that
she
was
homeless.
At
night,
she
lived
on
the
streets.
“What
drove
me
to
live
on
had
something
to
do
with
understanding,
My
understanding
was
that
there
was
a
whole
other
way
of
being.
I
had
only
experienced
a
small
part
of
society,”
she
wrote
in
her
book
Breaking
Night.
She
admitted
that
she
used
envy
to
drive
herself
on.
She
used
the
benefits
that
come
easily
to
others,
such
as
a
safe
living
environment,
to
encourage
herself
that
"next
to
nothing
could
hold
me
down".
She
finished
high
school
in
just
two
years
and
won
a
full
scholarship
to
study
at
Harvard
University.
But
Liz
decided
to
leave
her
top
university
a
couple
of
months
earlier
this
year
in
order
to
take
care
of
her
father,
who
has
also
developed
AIDS.
"I
love
my
parents
so
much.
They
are
drug
addicts.
But
I
never
forget
that
they
love
me
all
the
time."
Liz
wants
moviegoers
to
come
away
with
the
idea
that
changing
your
life
is
"as
simple
as
making
a
decision".
71.
The
word
“setback”
in
the
first
paragraph
most
probably
means

A.
danger
B.
difficulty
C.
unhappiness
D.
disaster
72.
What's
the
best
title
of
the
passage
A.
Liz's
Harvard
Dream
B.
Bitter
Childhood
of
Liz
C.
Liz's
Love
for
Her
Parents
D.
Liz's
Struggle
for
Her
Life
73.
What
actually
made
Liz
throw
herself
into
her
studies

A.
Her
parents'
addiction
to
drugs.
B.
Her
mother's
disease.
C.
Lack
of
food
and
clothes.
D.
Her
mother's
death.
74.
According
to
the
passage,
which
is
NOT
true
about
Liz
A.
strong-willed
B.
envious
C.
determined
D.
respectful
B
All
around
the
world,
millions
of
kids
and
adults
celebrate
World
No
Tobacco
Day
on
May
31.
In
1988,
a
committee
of
the
World
Health
Organization(WHO)
created
the
event.
World
No
Tobacco
Day
is
important
in
educating
kids
and
adults.
With
increased
awareness(意识)
about
the
dangers
of
smoking,
more
and
more
kids
are
choosing
the
healthy
way
to
lead
smoke-free
lives.
In
the
late
1990s,
four
large
cigarette
companies
agreed
to
pay
46
states
money
for
state
health
costs
connected
with
smoking.
The
states
use
a
part
of
this
money
to
make
anti-smoking
programs,
including
anti-smoking
awareness
for
young
people.
From
1997
to
2013,
the
smoking
rate
for
kids
ages
12-17
dropped
steadily.
Recently,
however,
kid-smoking
rates
have
remained
steady.
This
may
be
because
of
the
fact
that
cigarette
companies
spend
big
money
trying
to
attract
kids.
The
tobacco
industry
has
one
goal
in
mind,
which
is
to
sell
tobacco
products
and
get
people
into
the
habit
of
smoking
this
product.
The
non-profit
group
is
trying
to
promote(促进)
smoke-free
air.
April
Schweitzer
is
the
associate
director
of
youth
advocacy
for
the
Campaign
for
Tobacco
Free
Kids.
"One
of
the
best
ways
to
prevent
smoking
is
educating
what's
in
tobacco
and
how
the
tobacco
companies
target(以……为目标)
kids,"
she
says.
"We
find
kids
do
not
want
to
be
so.
Kids
are
learning
how
to
fight
the
cigarette
companies'
hard
sell."
Celebrating
World
No
Tobacco
Day
is
one
way
in
which
kids
can
join
the
fight
for
a
smoke-free
world.
Kids
can
do
something
as
simple
as
going
to
a
park
with
some
friends
and
setting
up
a
table
with
their
information
about
World
No
Tobacco
Day.
75.
Why
do
more
and
more
kids
choose
not
to
smoke
A.
Because
they
are
not
allowed
by
the
WHO.
B.
Because
buying
cigarettes
costs
a
lot
of
money.
C.
Because
World
No
Tobacco
Day
has
been
created.
D.
Because
they
begin
to
realize
the
danger
of
smoking.
76.
By
celebrating
World
No
Tobacco
Day,
kids
can
.
A.
get
some
money
from
the
states
B.
refuse
the
cigarette
companies'
hard
sell
C.
take
part
in
the
fight
for
a
smoke-free
world
D.
give
up
smoking
completely
77.
Which
of
the
following
is
TRUE
according
to
the
passage
A.
The
number
of
kids
smoking
has
increased
greatly
recently.
B.
Anti-smoking
programs
were
made
by
four
large
cigarette
companies.
C.
Kids
usually
go
to
a
park
to
help
people
know
about
World
No
Tobacco
Day.
D.
What
the
tobacco
companies
really
want
to
do
is
attract
more
kids
to
buy
cigarettes.
78.
Why
was
World
No
Tobacco
Day
created
A.
To
tell
people
the
danger
of
smoking.
B.
To
show
the
purpose
of
some
tobacco
companies.
C.
To
call
on
people
to
fight
for
a
smoke-free
world.
D.
To
stop
tobacco
companies
selling
cigarettes
to
kids.
C
Coffee
is
one
of
the
world's
most
widely-enjoyed
drinks.
Now,
a
new
research
suggests
that
if
you
drink
enough
coffee,
it
might
help
you
avoid
certain
kinds
of
cancer.
Dr.
Mia
Hashibe
of
the
University
of
Utah
School
of
Medicine
was
interested
in
the
connection
between
coffee
drinking
and
certain
cancers
of
the
head
and
neck.
Researchers
have
looked
into
this
before,
but
without
reaching
any
firm
conclusions.
She
said,
"So
this
finding
from
our
new
study
was
quite
a
surprise.
We
didn't
really
have
any
expectation
of
which
direction
it
could
go
into."
To
sort
out
the
confusion,
Hashibe
and
her
assistants
used
statistical(统计学的)
techniques
to,
in
effect,
make
one
big
study
out
of
the
earlier
smaller
studies.
She
explained,
"Thanks
to
the
earlier
studies,
we
have
a
lot
more
power
than
earlier
studies
that
looked
at
this.
And
we
included
4,000
cancer
patients
who
have
cancer
of
the
mouth
and
throat.
And
then
9,000
controls,
people
who
do
not
have
cancer."
Those
studies
in
Europe
and
the
United
States
found
that
people
who
drank
a
lot
of
coffee
were
less
likely
to
develop
cancers
of
the
mouth
and
throat.
"We
saw
4
cups
of
coffee
per
day,"
Hashibe
said,
"this
was
the
40
percent
decrease
in
risk.
We
did
not
see
the
same
effect
for
drinking
three
cups
or
less
per
day."
Mia
Hashibe
said
there
was
a
weak
connection
between
cancer
risk
and
drinking
coffee
without
caffeine.
And
she
and
her
assistants
found
no
proof
that
drinking
tea
provided
the
same
protection
as
drinking
coffee.
Their
research
is
published
in
the
journal
Cancer
Epidemiology,
Biomarkers
&
Prevention.
Hashibe
says
it
is
not
clear
how
coffee
might
protect
drinkers
from
certain
cancers.
"There
are
a
few
chemicals
that
are
known
to
be
antioxidants(抗氧化物)
in
coffee.
So
we
are
thinking
perhaps
they
are
playing
some
sort
of
protective
role
against
several
cancers."
79.
This
passage
is
probably
taken
from
.
A.
a
literature
book
B.
a
travel
journal
C.
an
old
directory
D.
a
medical
magazine
80.
Dr.
Hashibe
expected
nothing
of
her
research
because
.
A.
it
was
impossible
to
get
the
desired
result
B.
the
research
was
much
surprising
in
fact
C.
no
conclusions
had
been
reached
before
D.
the
research
team
lacked
faith
in
success
81.
What
do
we
know
about
Dr.
Mia
Hashibe
and
her
research
A.
She
knew
for
sure
how
coffee
may
affect
drinkers.
B.
She
included
4,000
people
without
cancer
in
study.
C.
She
found
an
effect
for
three
cups
of
coffee
a
day.
D.
She
based
her
research
on
several
earlier
studies.
82.
What
would
be
the
best
title
for
the
passage
A.
Drinking
Coffee
May
Protect
Some
Cancers
B.
Drinking
Coffee
May
Prevent
Some
Cancers
C.
Drinking
Coffee
May
Cure
Some
Cancers
D.
Drinking
Coffee
May
Cause
Some
Cancers
D
The
latest
United
Nations
report
on
the
AIDS
spread
paints
a
sad
picture.
It
concludes
that
the
regions
of
the
world
most
affected
by
AIDS
will
experience
rapid
increases
in
deaths
among
young
adults.
This
will
have
serious
social
and
economic
results.
So
the
United
Nations
urge
developed
countries
and
international
organizations
to
work
together
to
come
up
with
a
solution.
The
spread
of
AIDS
and
the
virus
that
causes
it,
HIV,
is
particularly
destructive
in
Africa.
It
is
estimated
that
in
sub-Saharan
Africa,
over
twenty-four
million
adults
and
children
are
now
living
with
HIV.
In
sixteen
sub-Saharan
countries,
according
to
the
UN,
at
least
ten
percent
of
the
people
between
the
age
of
fifteen
and
forty-nine
are
HIV
positive.
In
South
Africa
and
Zimbabwe,
half
the
people
between
those
ages
may
die
of
AIDS.
In
Botswana,
about
one
in
three
adults
is
infected,
and
some
two-thirds
of
the
country's
fifteen-year-old
boys
may
die
before
they
grow
up.
As
a
result,
agriculture,
business,
education,
and
health
care
are
already
suffering
serious
loss
worldwide.
The
United
States
is
spending
millions
of
dollars
to
cover
it.
Funding
is
being
used
for
prevention
campaigns
and
to
make
AIDS
treatment
more
affordable.
Money
is
also
being
used
to
reduce
mother-to-child
transmission
rates;
support
home
and
community
based
care,
and
provide
care
for
children
orphaned(成为孤儿)
by
AIDS.
The
Peace
Corps
will
soon
make
an
all
out
effort
to
bring
AIDS
education
to
the
countries
most
at
risk.
It
is
important
that
the
governments
and
citizens
of
those
nations
most
affected
by
AIDS
do
their
part
to
fight
against
it.
Some,
like
Senegal
and
Uganda,
have
already
begun
programs
for
disease
prevention.
These
countries
are
experiencing
falling
or
stable
HIV
rates
and
less
suffering.
But
for
other
nations,
much
remains
to
be
done.
83.
In
Paragraph
2,
the
author
presents
some
statistical
data
to
.
A.
explain
that
more
young
boys
are
dying
of
AIDS
B.
show
that
the
spread
of
AIDS
can
hardly
be
controlled
C.
highlight
the
catastrophic
consequences
caused
by
AIDS
D.
stress
the
different
AIDS
problems
among
African
countries
84.
According
to
the
passage,
we
can
infer
that
.
A.
the
USA
has
to
face
the
most
serious
financial
situation
B.
the
Peace
Crops
will
push
the
sufferers
themselves
into
fight
C.
mother-to-child
transmission
is
almost
entirely
preventable
D.
programs
for
disease
prevention
make
a
big
difference
in
all
nations
85.
The
structure
of
the
passage
is
.
A.
B.
C.
D.
七、短文7选5(5选5等)（共5小题；共10分）
Healthy
Habits
for
Living
Longer
Many
of
us
are
set
in
our
daily
habits.
We
eat
the
same
meal,
wear
the
same
clothes,
take
the
same
route
to
work
and
work
the
same
old
job.
But
what
we
sometimes
fail
to
recognize
is
the
huge
influence
that
our
daily
habits
can
have
on
our
health.
It
is
very
important
for
us
to
keep
our
daily
habits
healthy.
86.

Take
some
exercise
every
day.
Daily
exercise
does
improve
our
health.
In
fact,
studies
show
that
daily
exercise
can
add
three
years
to
our
life.
Opportunity
for
exercise
is
everywhere—just
be
creative.
Whenever
we
can,
walk
to
work.
87.

It's
really
that
simple.
Eat
a
healthy
breakfast.
Researchers
have
found
that
those
who
eat
an
early
morning
meal
are
less
likely
to
be
too
fat
and
get
diseases
compared
with
those
who
don't.
88.

All
in
all,
eating
breakfast
is
a
great
and
healthy
way
to
start
our
day.
Have
enough
sleep.
89.

Failing
to
get
at
least
seven
hours
of
sleep
appears
to
increase
the
risk
of
major
illnesses
including
cancer,
heart
disease,
diabetes
and
many
more.
Get
chances
to
communicate(交流).
90.

Any
social
communication
can
positively
affect
our
health
because
we
can
have
more
time
and
chances
to
communicate
with
others.
All
of
these
can
add
years
to
our
lives.
A.
Not
enough
quality
sleep
can
shorten
our
life.
B.
Exercise
also
helps
us
keep
away
from
illnesses.
C.
If
we
live
or
work
in
a
tall
building,
just
take
the
stairs.
D.
Breakfast-eaters
also
report
feeling
better.
E.
There's
an
old
saying
that
says
a
good
friend
is
cheaper
than
treatment.
F.
Finding
time
for
structured
exercise
can
be
pretty
much
impossible
for
many
people.
G.
By
making
just
a
few
small
changes
and
keeping
them,
we
can
add
a
few
years
to
our
life.
八、补全短文（共10小题；共10分）
With
the
development
of
agriculture
and
industry,
more
and
more
people
are
pouring
into
big
cities,
91.
causes
so
much
trouble.
92.

the
growth
of
the
population,
city
problems
are
g93.
.
To
begin
with,
big
cities
are
becoming
so
94.
(拥挤)
that
is
makes
finding
a
job
difficult.
People
without
a
job
probably
become
a
d95.

to
our
society.
In
addition,
the
environment
is
getting
w96.
,
and
there
are
traffic
problems
and
pollution
problems
as
97.
.
We
have
to
face
them.
Big
cities
need
to
control
the
population
to
h98.

develop
99.
(自己)
for
the
future.
As
for
protecting
the
environment,
I
think
every
100.
(市民)
should
contribute
to
protecting
the
environment.
九、短文改错(不分行)（共10小题；共10分）
文中共有10处语言错误，请在有错误的地方增加、删除或修改某个单词。每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；只允许修改10处，多者（从11处起）不计分。
To
build
a
green
school,
I'd
like
to
give
a
few
suggestions
as
follow:
Littering
should
not
be
allowed
at
school
so
rubbish
takes
time
to
break
down.
We
need
to
plant
more
trees
on
campus
since
they
will
not
only
add
beauty
to
our
school
but
also
reduces
the
content
of
CO2
in
the
atmosphere.
Recycling
is
considered
as
the
key
to
protect
the
environment
so
that
we
can
encourage
our
students
recycle
bottles,
plastics
bags,
batteries
and
waste
newspapers.
Furthermore,
it
is
less
costly
to
buy
recycling
materials.
Someone
needs
to
make
an
effort
to
save
energy
at
school.
For
example,
we
should
turn
out
off
electricity
equipment
when
it
isn't
used.
I
believed
that
our
united
efforts
can
make
our
school
the
real
green
school.
答案
一、单词拼写(单句首字母填空)
1.
reduce
2.
connection
3.
adults
4.
treatment
5.
illegal
6.
likely
7.
danger
8.
disagree
9.
recognize
10.
powerful
二、单词拼写(根据中文提示拼写单词)
11.
recognize
12.
affect
13.
reduce
14.
horrible
15.
disagree
16.
dangers
17.
powerful
18.
connection
19.
adults
20.
likely
21.
treatment
22.
nearby
23.
addicted
24.
cigarette
25.
crime
三、翻译(根据中文提示完成句子)
26.
related
to
27.
break
into
28.
so
as
to
29.
In
order
to
30.
addicted
to
31.
is
likely
32.
(In
order)
to
catch
the
early
bus
33.
as
a
result
of
34.
so;
that
35.
such
a
selfless
man
that
四、单项选择
36.
B
37.
D
38.
D
39.
B
40.
D
41.
B
42.
C
43.
D
44.
D
45.
C
46.
C
47.
A
48.
C
49.
D
50.
C
五、完形填空
51.
B
52.
C
53.
A
54.
A
55.
D
56.
D
57.
A
58.
D
59.
B
60.
A
61.
D
62.
A
63.
B
64.
C
65.
C
66.
B
67.
D
68.
A
69.
D
70.
A
六、阅读理解
71.
B
72.
D
73.
D
74.
B
75.
D
76.
C
77.
D
78.
C
79.
D
80.
C
81.
D
82.
B
83.
C
84.
B
85.
B
七、短文7选5(5选5等)
86.
G
87.
C
88.
D
89.
A
90.
E
八、补全短文
91.
which
92.
With
93.
growing
94.
crowded
95.
danger
96.
worse
97.
well
98.
help
99.
themselves
100.
citizen
九、短文改错(不分行)
101.
follow改为follows
102.
so改为because
103.
reduces改为reduce
104.
protect改为protecting
105.
students后加to
106.
recycling改为recycled
107.
Someone改为Everyone
108.
去掉turn后的out
109.
believed改为believe
110.
the改为a