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111课时作业(十)必修模块4Unit 1Advertising限时：30分钟.语法填空1This software _ to protect computers from being attacked by viruses.Ais meantBmeantCmean Dmeans2My father _ take a nap after supper，but now hes _taking a walk.Agot used to；used to Bused to；used toCused to；got used toDgot used to；been used to3He tricked me _lending him all my savings.Aout BintoCto Dout of4In many peoples opinion，that company，though relatively small，is pleasant _.Ato deal with Bdealing withCto be dealt with Ddealt with5The hat that you are wearing is bigger than _ my father bought for me yesterday.Aone BitCthat Dthis6Were_at the_news that Saddam was sentenced to death.Aamazing；amazed Bamaze；amazingCamazed；amazing Damazed；amazed7Steps must be taken _ this kind of disaster will never happen again.Abecause Beven ifCas Dso that8Can you tell me how many students _ in your class?Aare there Bthere areCthere be Dis there9He asked me _ I could sing the song My Heart Will Go On.Athat Bwhere Cwhen Dwhether10Edisons father asked him _ he wanted a science lab for.Awhy BwhichCwhat Dwhy11Whose advice do you think I should take?_.AYou get it BUp to youCAnyone you like DYou speak12The teacher told us that the earth _ around the sun.Amoved BmovesCmoving Dhas moved13Tom told me that he _.Awill help me with my geographyBwill help me for my geographyCwould help me with my geographyDwould help me for my geography14Im trying to _ to him the importance of taking care of his personal information.Aget on Bget acrossCget away Dget through15He has many hobbies_playing pingpong，singing pop songs，collecting stamps and so on.Afor example BasCsuch as Das example.完形填空(一)Sometimes a stepparent has to take a step back. When I was thirtyfive, I met my husband and came to know his kids, aged 10 and 7.We _16_ playing basketball and shopping for cartoon books and became great friends. Then I got _17_. In most cases, stepkids live with their mom and stepdad. This makes our case quite _18_. Four years into our marriage, after going between their moms place and ours, the boys _19_in with us fulltime. I was no longer a parttime friend, so everything changed. For example, _20_ the kids to help didnt appear an important thing before, but now they became unwilling. Once, after Id asked my elder stepson to set the table, he _21_ said, “Youre not my mother; I dont have to _22_ you.” It was painful but I realized it was about keeping _23_clear in our new family life. I told him he was rightI wasnt his mom; I was another person in his life who loved him, and we needed to get things done _24_. Even in a lifein situation, a stepparent isnt the parent. You help with everything and _25_ lots of hugs and laughs. But you also have to learn to stand in the shadow. For example, when there were only enough _26_ for Mom and Dad to sit up front, I sat in back. It was hurtful, but I realized it wasnt personal. Today, my stepsons know where to find me, whether its for long chats or a(n) _27_email to say hi. And I know where to find them. The caring is surely there, even if the bloodline isnt.16. Apassed time Bagreed onChad fun Dset about17A.convinced BseparatedCchanged Dmarried18A.unusual BsimilarCpositive Ddifficult19A.came BmovedCgot Dran20A.allowing BgettingCadvising Dinviting21A.quickly BsuddenlyCsimply Dimmediately22A.work for Blisten toCstay with Dfocus on23A.roles BdutiesCquarrels Drecords24A.properly BtogetherCalready Deasily25A.have BexpectCavoid Dshare26A.spots BbedsCdesks Dtickets27A.special BextraCquick Dprivate.阅读理解People have been acting like peoplein other words, theyve been making tools, creating ceremonies, and sharing foodfor a long time. Thats the conclusion of a recent study from South Africas southern coast. There, in a cave lying above the sea, researchers from Arizona State University have found evidence that humans were behaving in surprisingly complex ways as early as 164,000 years ago. Our species, Homo sapiens, appeared an estimated 200,000 years ago. The cave held three important clues about the behavior of these Stone Age people. First, the researchers found the remains of all kinds of shellfish. The people who lived in the cave probably collected these creatures from rocky shores and tide pools and brought them to the cave to eat. The researchers propose the early Africans moved to the South African coast between 195,000 and 130,000 years ago. Around that time, the climate inland turned relatively cold and dry. Therefore, there were fewer plants and animals to eat away from the coast. When these ancient people moved to the coast, they probably experienced a major cultural shift, the researchers suspect. Thats because observations of modern huntergatherer societies suggest that men are more likely to hunt for big animals when people live inland. On the coast, women play a more important role in providing food by gathering plants and shellfish. As for the second clue, the researchers unearthed 57 pieces of reddish pigment(颜料). The researchers think that the cave habitants used the paint for coloring their bodies or for other ceremonies. Symbolic behavior is a clearly human feature. Finally, the search discovered over 1,800 stone tools, including wellcrafted blades(刀片). These blades came in various sizes. The smallest were just less than a halfinch wide. Ancient people may have attached these blades to the end of a stick to make spears or other tools. 28What is the passage mainly about?AAncient cave behavior.BNew evidence of ancient life.CThe history of human beings.DHuman behaviors development.29The early Africans moved to the South African coast with the main purpose of _.Aavoiding badly cold and dry weatherBseeking the cultural developmentCseeking enough food to live onDliving a newer and better life30According to the passage, the cave habitants_.Aknew how to use colors for decorationBmade a living largely by hunting animalsConly could made tools with rough bladesDcould hunt for fish in the sea with ships31After the early Africans moved to the coast, what probably happened to their culture?AWomens role was as important as mens role in families.BThey were no longer used to living inlands but living on the coast.CMens role was more important than womens role in earning food.DWomens role was more important than mens role in earning food.32The new discoveries in the cave should support the theory that _. Amodern human behavior developed smoothly fast from the ancient timeBmodern human behavior developed slowly from the ancient timeCSouth Africa is the birthplace of the earliest human beings in the worldDmodern human behavior is largely the same as ancient human behavior课时作业(十).1.Abe meant to意为“目的是，旨在”。句意为：这种软件旨在保护电脑防御病毒攻击。2B第一个used to指“曾经”，由but可知；第二个be used to指“习惯于”，由taking可知答案。3Btrick及物动词，“骗，坑(某人)”。句意为：他欺骗我把我所有的钱都借给他了。4A不定式to deal with与主语that company之间存在动宾关系，放在pleasant，difficult，easy，hard等形容词之后时要用主动表被动。5C考查替代词。it特指同一事物；that特指同类事物；one则泛指同类事物，结合句意可知此处选that。6Camazed形容人；amazing形容物。7Dso that“以便于”，表示目的。句意为：必须采取措施，以便于这种灾难永不再发生。8B考查宾语从句的陈述句结构。9Dask后面的宾语从句常用含有疑问语气的词语连接，根据句意可知，应该用whether表示“是否”。10C根据介词for可知，本题是问“为什么”，所以选C项，what .for相当于why。11B本题考查提出建议的情景会话用语。“Its all up to you.”表示“由你来决定”，是针对对方举棋不定问话最恰当的答语。You get it，“你说对了”；最后两项明显不合英语语境。 12B宾语从句是客观事实，所以用一般现在时。13C考查固定短语help sb. with sth.，符合句意“汤姆告诉我他愿意帮我学习地理”；另外还考查主从句时态的一致性。14B考查get构成的短语用法。get across“使别人明白(自己的意思)”。句意为“我竭力让他明白照看自己私人信息的重要性。”get on“相处”；get away“走开；逃脱”；get through“经历”。15C考查插入语。句意：他有许多嗜好，诸如：打乒乓球，唱流行歌曲，收集邮票等等。for example一般用来列举事例，位置比较灵活。such as列举具体的事物时，需置于这些事物的前面。故本题选C项。.本文为夹叙夹议的文章，作者首先叙述了与丈夫原有的孩子的交往，接着论述作为继父母，如何与这些孩子相处，文章最后讲述运用合适的方法所取得的效果。16C 从空后的playing basketball and shopping for cartoon books and became great friends我们可以知道，“我”与他们过得很愉快。其他答案均有一定干扰性。pass time意思是“消磨时间”，agree on意思是“同意”，set about开始，着手。本句主要是与下面所讲述的“随着年龄的增大，这些孩子与我形成对抗”作对比，因此C项最佳。17D 前面讲I met my husband，接下来“我”就结婚了。C有较大干扰性，get changed意思是“换衣服”，显然不合题意。18A In most case, stepkids live with their mom and stepdad而我们的情况是“孩子与父亲和继母生活在一起”，因此说unusual。19B 从空后的with us fulltime可以推断出，孩子们搬进来与我们住在一起。20B 以前让孩子帮忙不是件麻烦的事情。其他答案中allowing意思是“允许”， advising意思是“建议”， inviting意思是“邀请”，根据后文“我”让他们帮忙时，他们总是拒绝，可以得此答案。21C B, D有较大干扰性，联系前文after我们知道，quickly与immediately不合适。22B 因为你不是我们的母亲，我们不听你的。23A 从后文I wasnt his mom; I was another person in his life可知，“我”认为到了把各自的角色搞清楚的时候了。24B 叫他帮忙的目的是一起做事情。25D 从空后的lots of hugs and laughs我们知道，是彼此“共享”，而不是“有”。26D 有足够的票让父母坐在前排，“我”也选择坐后排。27C 从空后的to say hi我们得出答案。to say hi在这里的意思是“问候一下”，因此是a quick email。.在南非南部海岸一个洞穴里所发现的古代非洲人的行为说明：人类自古以来一直就像人一样地生活，即一直制造工具，创立仪式和分享食物，最后经过漫长的历史发展到今天。28A主旨大意题。文章首先提出：古代人类一直就像人那样地生活，接着指出：在南非南部海岸一个洞穴里发现的古代非洲人的行为线索就说明这一点，之后第三段提出The cave held three important clues about the behavior of these Stone Age people.下文便介绍“The cave habitants behavior”，由此判断全文的主要内容是：Ancient cave behavior。B项过于抽象，C、D两项与文章内容不符合。29C细节理解题。根据第五段Around that time, the climate inland turned relatively cold and dry. Therefore, there were fewer plants and animals to eat away from the coast.可知，古代非洲人是因为内陆气候相对寒冷干燥致使能吃的动植物越来越少才不得不南迁至海岸，由此可知，其南迁的主要目的是为了寻找食物求生存。故选C。30A细节理解题。根据倒数第二段The researchers think that the cave habitants used the paint for coloring their bodies or for other ceremonies.可知，洞穴人会用颜料装饰，故选A。非洲人南迁才成了洞穴人，捕猎是他们南迁成为洞穴人之前的生活方式，故排除B；C项错在“onlyrough blades”；D项内容在文中未提到。31D细节理解题。根据第六段men are more likely to hunt for big animals when people live inland. On the coast, women play a more important role in providing food by gathering plants and shellfish.可判断D项正确。32B推理判断题。由第一段可知，在南非南部海岸一个洞穴里发现的古代非洲人的行为线索说明了：人类自古以来一直就像人那样地生活，即一直制造工具，创立仪式和分享食物，最后经过漫长的历史发展到今天，即：现代人的行为是从古代逐渐发展而来的，故选B项。111
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