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1、课时跟踪检测(二)Introduction&Reading—LanguagePointsⅠ.根据提示写出单词的正确形式1.Theblackfurnishingsprovideaninterestingcontrast(对照)tothewhitewalls.2.Ican'tstandworkingwithJaneinthesameoffice.Sherefuses(拒绝)tostoptalkingwhilesheworks.3.Hewasputintoprisonbecausehemurdered(谋杀)anol
2、dlady.4.YearsaftertheaccidentIstillhavenightmares(噩梦)aboutit.5.Theboythrewawaythebrokenglasssecretlyforfear(害怕)ofbeingfoundout.6.Henevergaveupchasing(chase)afterhisdreaminhisyouth.7.Thekitchenwasinadisgusting(disgust)statewhensheleft.8.Weallbreathed(breath)a
3、sighofreliefwhenitwasover.9.Hewasterrified(terrify)atthethoughtofjumpingfromtheplane.10.Theseyears,moreandmorepeoplestudythetechnologyofcloning(clone).Ⅱ.选词填空againandagain,withfear,rushoutof,upanddown,burnout,contrastwith,throwoneselfon,takeadeepbreath1.Thech
4、ildwasshakingwith_fear.2.Afterthelongjourney,theoldmanthrew_himself_onthebedandfellasleep.3.Itoldthemagain_and_againtoturndowntheradio.4.Thesnowwasicyandwhite,contrasting_withthebrilliantbluesky.5.Thehotelwascompletely_burnt_out;_onlythewallsremained.6.Hespr
5、angtohisfeetandrushed_out_ofthehall.7.Mylittledaughterstartedjumpingup_and_downonthesofawithangerwhensheheardshecouldn'tgo.8.Shetook_a_deep_breath_anddivedin.Ⅲ.完成句子1.我希望你以后对你父亲更尊敬些。Iwishyouwould_bemorerespectfultoyourfatherlateron.2.我们是在下午三点的时候到的上海。It_was_at
6、_three_in_the_afternoon_thatwearrivedinShanghai.3.当我在家里做家务时,我喜欢听音乐。Ienjoylisteningtomusicwhile_doinghouseworkathome.4.从詹姆斯的表情我可以看出他害怕被我们抛弃。FromJames'face,Icouldseehewas_terrifiedofbeingabandonedbyus.5.他的行为与诺言形成鲜明的对比。Hisactionscontrast_sharply_with_hispromise
7、.Ⅳ.阅读理解ATherearemanywaysinwhichhumancloningisexpectedtobenefithumans.DrRichardSeed,oneoftheleadingsupportersofhumancloningtechnology,suggeststhatitmaysomedaybepossibletocompletelychangetheagingprocessbecauseofwhatwelearnfromcloning.Scientistsbelievethattheym
8、aybeabletotreatheartattackvictimsbycloningtheirhealthyheartcellsandinjectingthemintotheareasoftheheartthathavebeendamaged.HeartdiseaseisthenumberonekillerintheUSandseveralotherindustrialisedcoun
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