[本单元语言点温故练习]

　　Ⅰ.单句语法填空

　　1．He has been deeply occupied (occupy) in listening to a tape.

　　2．The soldier rescued three children from the burning building.

　　3．I climbed up the top of the mountain to have a better view of the city.

　　4．Regardless of what others say, I think this film is very good.

　　5．The government has taken measures to encourage the people to_grow (grow) rich.

　　6．As far as I'm concerned, it's worthwhile to_discuss/discussing (discuss) the problem again.

　　7．It is time (that) the boy should go to school.

　　8．We were shocked (shock) that he refused to accept the help.

　　9．We've had a few disagreements (disagree) but we're still good friends.

　　10．English teachers suggested that we (should)_make (make) good use of time to study.

　　Ⅱ.完成句子

　　1. To_my_astonishment (令我惊讶的是), he refused to take my advice about his study.

　　2．The discovery is believed to be helpful to make_a_breakthrough (取得重大突破) in the study of the nerve system.

　　3．While giving the English speech, no one is allowed to refer_to_the_notes (查看讲稿)．

　　4．Owing_to_her_assistance (由于她的协助), we succeeded in passing the exam.

　　5．Looking through the evening paper last night, I picked_up_a_wonderful_poem (学到了一首优美的诗)．

　　6．My parents declared_against_my_plan (反对我的计划) of visiting the old temple.

　　7．The poor farmer was_involved_in_the_accident (卷入这起事故中) without any reason.

　　8．What they said drew_our_attention_to_the_poor_boy (引起了我们对这个可怜男孩的注意), so we were determined to help him.

　　二、勤练高考题型，多练自能生巧

　　Ⅰ.阅读理解

　　John Nelson, 92, grew up in Michigan and volunteered for the army in 1945. The 18­year­old managed to get accepted, despite being colorblind. He landed on the island of Iwo Jima in the first days of the American attack to take the island from the Japanese. Nelson fought day and night for 10 days before receiving a serious wound to his right arm. The other seven men in his squadron (中队) all died. American losses included 5,900 dead and 17,400 wounded.

Nelson saw the American flag being raised on Mount Suribachi after the island was taken by the American forces. The arm would continue to trouble him the rest of his life. Suffering from anxiety and flashbacks, he was diagnosed with post­traumatic stress disorder (创伤后遗症)．