Unit5 IntothewildSectionC Developingideas&Presentingideas&ReflectionⅠ.单词拼写1.Whensuddenlytouched,itisanatural(反应)tojump.2.Whenpreparingmeals,youneedtothinkabout (不同种类)andtasteaswellasnutritionalvalue. 3.Herpaintings (记录)thebeautyandpeaceofthecountrysideinautumn. 4.UKbankstendto (专注)onshort-termlending. 5.I (呆住)withterrorasthepoliceofficershouted“Putyourgundown”. 6.ItisnotpossibleforTomto (恢复)insuchashorttime. 7.Everyonewasin (震惊)atthenewsofbombing. 8.Tocloseyourdocument, (按)“CTRL+W”onyourkeyboard. 9.Thestorydescribestheextraordinary (邂逅)betweenamanandadolphin. 10.Hestaredathisown (影像)reflectedinthewater. Ⅱ.短语填空avarietyof,concentrateon,afterall,befamousfor,ataspeedof,bravetheelements,showrespectto,fromtimetotime,falloff,stareat1.Itisimportantforchildrentohavetheirteethchecked . 2.Itishardforachildto onethingforalongtime. 3.Weifangishometokites,whereyoucanbuy kites. 4.Suzhou itsbeautifulgardens,whichattractsalargenumberoftourists. 5.Journalistsalways toreportthenews. 6.YoucanseemanyancientRomanobjects,includingthecoinsthatwerethrownintothewaterto thegoddess.
7.Forgivehimforwhathehasdoneandgivehimachancetocorrecthismistake. ,heisonlyachild. 8.Itissaidthatjetplanescanfly morethan2,000milesperhour. 9.Thecup thetable,breakingintopieces. 10.Hewasstill himselfinthemirror. Ⅲ.完成句子1.底线是我们今天必须作出决定。(that引导表语从句)Thebottomlineis . 2.正是他的不懈努力使得他取得如此大的进步。(强调句型) causedhimtomakesuchhugeprogress. 3.当我们正在操场上玩时,有一架飞机从我们上方飞过。(while引导时间状语从句) ,aplaneflewoverus. 4.他躺在草地上,眼睛盯着夜空中的星星。(with复合结构)Helayonthegrass, inthenightsky. 5.我们要不要这份礼物由你决定。(uptosb.) whetherweacceptthepresentornot. Ⅳ.应用文写作非洲象是世界上最大的陆地动物。成年非洲象大约有5吨重,它们主要以草、树叶或野果为食,栖息地为森林、河流、山谷或非洲撒哈拉沙漠南部的半沙漠地带。由于人类的大量偷猎,非洲象的数量已从1980年的1300万头左右降到了现在的40万头。请根据以上内容,写一篇有关非洲象的英语短文。注意:1.词数80左右;
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Ⅴ.读后续写阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。EllenKalishrunsacenterforrescuedwildanimalsinNewYork.Oneday,awomancalledandaskedifshecouldhelpanowl(猫头鹰).ThecallertoldherthetinyowlwasintheChristmastreeinashoppingcenterinNewYork!Kalishwassurprised.Shehasbeenhelpingwildanimalsfor20years,butshehasneverheardastorylikethat.ThetraditionalChristmastreewasa75-foot-tallNorwayspruce(云杉)fromOneonta,NewYork.Whenworkerswereunwrapping(移去……上的包裹物)thetree,oneofthemspottedthecreature.Hewasburiedinthebaseofthetree,Kalishsaid.Atfirsttheworkerthoughttheowlmightbeinjured.Hewouldnotletgoofthetree’sbase.Oneoftheworkerscalledhiswifeandtoldherhewastakingtheowlhome.Heaskedifshecouldfindaplacethatcouldhelpwildlife.ThewomanthencalledKalish.Kalishthensetouttofetchtheowl.Ontheway,shelookedatthepicturesthewomansentheronthephone.TheowlisthesmallestofhiskindlivingintheNortheast.Howdidheendupbeingstuckinthetreeinthefirstplace?“Hecouldhavegonetothetreetorestorsleepandgottrappedlater,”shesaid.“Maybeoncethetreewasloadedontoatruck,thebranchesmadeithardforhimtoescape.Orhemighthavebeentooscaredtomove.”HerdriverguessedtheowlmighthaveflowninfromCentralParkinNewYork,butKalishdidn’tagree.“Thatwouldbethelastplacehewouldwanttogo,”Kalishsaid.“Theareaaroundthetreeisbusyandnoisy.Whywouldhepickthattreeifhehadachoicenotto?He’ssmart,andhewouldn’tdothat.”注意:续写词数应为150左右。Anhourlater,Kalishmetthewomanwhofirstcalledheratagasstation
._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Theowldidn’tspendmuchtimeatthecenter._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SectionC Developingideas&Presentingideas&ReflectionⅠ.1.reaction 2.variety 3.capture 4.concentrate5.froze 6.recover 7.shock 8.press 9.encounter10.imageⅡ.1.fromtimetotime 2.concentrateon 3.avarietyof 4.isfamousfor 5.bravetheelements 6.showrespectto7.Afterall 8.ataspeedof 9.felloff 10.staringatⅢ.1.thatwehavetomakeadecisiontoday 2.Itwashiscontinuouseffortsthat 3.Whilewewereplayingontheplayground 4.withhiseyesstaringatthestars 5.It’suptoyouⅣ. Africanelephantsarethebiggestlandanimalsintheworld.TheadultAfricanelephantweighsabout5tons.Theycanbefoundinforests,rivers,valleys,orsemi-desertareassouthofSaharaDesertinAfrica.Theyfeedmainlyongrass,leavesorwildfruits.Africanelephantsarehuntedfortheirivorieswhichpeopleliketocollectforluxury.Todaythespeciesisattheedgeofextinction.Only0.4millionsurvivenow,whilethenumberofAfricanelephantswasabout13millionin1980.It’stimeforthegovernmentsorworldorganizationstotakemeasurestoprotectthemfromdyingout.Ⅴ. Anhourlater,Kalishmetthewomanwhofirstcalledheratagasstation.Thewomanhandedheracardboardboxwiththeowlinsidecautiously.Kalishwasmorethandelightedthatthelittle
creaturedidn’tlookworseinrelativelygoodshape.ThenKalishbroughtthebirdbacktothewildlifecenter.Shegavehimplentyofwaterandlefttwomiceintheplasticpetcarrier.Theyweregonebythenextmorning.Theowlspentmostofhistimeeatingorsleeping.OnMonday,hewenttothevettogetsomeX-raystomakesuretherewerenobrokenbones.Theowldidn’tspendmuchtimeatthecenter.Hewasreleasedsoonandflewawayatduskwhenowlsnormallywakeup.Thescenewasquietandquick.Kalishbroughtacameratotakepicturesofhisflyingaway.Shewasconvincedthatboththeowlandshewouldkeepthepreciousmomentinmind,whichwasconsideredasthemiracleoftheyearatChristmas.
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