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1、优选Unit1CulturalHeritageSectionⅢListeningandTalking,ReadingforWriting,AssessingYourProgress&VideoTime一、用所给单词的适当形式填空sheet　parade　mirror　roof　digital　image　cave　further　opinion　quote　identityforever1.Nobodycanlive. 2.Shestaredatherselfinthe. 3.Forinformation,clickhere. 4.Sheaskedthereport

2、ernottoherwords. 5.Theboyssattogetherinthetokeepwarm. 6.Ipickedupacleanofpaperandbegantowrite. 7.Whenthewarwasover,therewasainLondon. 8.Scientistshavealinkbetweendietandcancer. 9.Mostoftheputersweareusingareputers. 10.Aputerinthemachinecreatesanonthescreen. -13-/13优选11.Thereweremanyhou

3、seswhosehadfalleninthestorm. 12.Inmy,travellingwithclassmatesisameaningfulwaytocelebrategraduation. 二、单句语法填空1.She’sgotlotsofgood(quality). 2.Doyoulike(tradition)Chineseartusingbrushandink? 3.—Ihavenostrengthtowalkany(far). —eon!Onlyashortdistanceisleft.Youcanmakeit.4.Today,thecavesarej

4、ustasinternationaltheywereatthetimewhenpeopletravelledtheSilkRoad. 三、阅读理解AAnotherman-madewonderoftheUSwasbuiltlongbeforethenationwasestablished.About900yearsago,theAncestralPuebloanpeoplebuiltvillageshighinthewallsofcanyons(大峡谷)inColorado,where600cliffdwellingsarenowpartoftheMesaVerdeN

5、ationalPark.Visitorscanstandatthetopandlookintothedwellingsalmosthiddeninopeningsoftherockwalls.ThePuebloanpeoplecutsmallstepsintotherock,whichconnectedbuildingscontaininghundredsofrooms.-13-/13优选Therockwallshaveprotectedthebuildingsfromsevereweatherinthearea;therefore,theyremainmostly

6、unchangedinthehundredsofyearssincetheywerebuilt.Ourfinalman-madewonderisinthenorthwesterncityofSeattle,Washington.TheSpaceNeedlewasbuiltasthecentralstructureforthe1962World’sFair.The184-meter-tallstructurewasdesignedbyEdwardCarlson,whichhasawidebaseontheground,withitsmiddlenarrowandala

7、rgering-likestructureontop.Thestructurewasmeanttolooklikea“flyingsaucer”,avehiclethatwaspopularinsciencefictionspacetravelstories.Thesaucerincludesanobservationareaandaneatingplace.Therestaurantslowlyturnstoprovidevisitorswitha360degreeviewofSeattle.TheSpaceNeedlewasnotverycostly,and