2019年高中英语课时跟踪练（十六）lesson4（含解析）北师大版必修5

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1、课时跟踪练(十六)Lesson4一、全练语言点，基稳才能楼高Ⅰ.单词拼写1．Theplanhasbeenexaminedandapproved(批准)bythecommittee.2．Themoneyweraisewillbegoingtoaveryworthy(崇高的)cause.3．Thecompetitionisofvital(极其重要的)importancetous.4．Thecurrenthealthcarereformisbeneficial(有益的)topeasants.5．Themuseum

2、hasjustacquired(获得，得到)afamouspaintingbyPabloPicasso.6．Eithershedidn'tseemewaveorshedeliberatelyignored(不理睬)me.7．I'mnotaccustomed(习惯的)togettingupsoearlytodomorningexercise.8．Thesituationisdangerous,buttheUNisurging(极力要求)cautiononit.9．Hispublicimage(形象)isver

3、ydifferentfromtherealperson.10．Hewasunwilling(不情愿的)togiveuphalfwayeventhoughtheremightbemoredifficultiesahead.Ⅱ.单句改错1．Iurgedthatwetookimmediatemeasurestopreventsuchthinghappeningagain.took→take2．Shefounditnecessarytoaccustomherchildtogetupearly.get→getting

4、3．Thestudentsarelisteningtotheteacherwiththeireyesfixingontheblackboard.fixing→fixed4．Shesaidthatthemuseumwasnotworthythename.worthy→worth_或_worthy后加of5．Hedoesn'tapprovemyleavingschoolthisyear.approve_后加of6．WemustworkhardtoacquiregoodknowledgeofEnglish.acq

5、uire_后加a7．Thesortofmusichelistenstovaries,buttendspopularmusic.tends_后加to8．Itisagoodnewstousthatweareinvitedtoaconcertthisevening.去掉第一个aⅢ.选词填空tostartwith，putforward，getaccustomedto，inotherwords，goagainst，approveof，bebeneficialto，bebasedon1．Hiswifeismydaugh

6、ter;in_other_words,_Iamhismotherinlaw.2．Youcannotgo_againstnature.Otherwise,youwillbepunishedsoonerorlater.3．Abalanceddietandamoderateamountofsports_are_beneficial_toone'shealth.4．It'snotsurprisingthathermotherdoesn'tapprove_ofheridea.5．Ittakestimeforafres

7、hmantofullyget_accustomed_tothenewlifestyleincollege.6．WhatdoyouthinkoftheplanIput_forwardatthemeeting?7．Thetheoryis_based_onaseriesofrightassumptions.8．To_start_with,_wehaven'tenoughmoney,andsecondlywe'retoobusy.Ⅳ.课文语法填空“Who1.questions(question)much,shall

8、learnmuch,andremembermuch，”saidFrancisBacon.Nowitseemsobvioushowweacquireknowledgeand2.understanding(understand).However,inthe17thcentury,peoplebelievedmoreinreligionthaninfacts.As3.aresult,peoplewhoproved4.s