必修必修 4 4 ModuleModule 4 4课时作业课时作业(二十二二十二) Great Scientists 伟大的科学家伟大的科学家.单项填空 1When the disaster struck，many people had no time to escape_. Akilling Bto be killed Cto kill Dbeing killed 2She is my daughter，and I will love and_her no matter what happens. Asupport Bforbid Cabandon Drefuse 3Anyone can operate_machine invented by Roy，but it takes some guidance to keep it under_control. Athe；a Ba；the Ca；/ Dthe；/ 4We will have studied English for seven years by the time we_from senior high school. Awill graduate Bare graduated Cwill be graduated Dgraduate 5All walks of life made caring donation to the_of the deadly earthquake in Sichuan. Avictims Bcompanions Cfellows Dcolleagues 6His illness was diagnosed_cancer. Oh，really？Im terribly sorry to hear that. Awith Bas Cof Dto 7The government intends to_a new law about wearing safety belts in cars. Abring in Bbring on Cbring up Dbring out 8_by the Youth League，he has made rapid progress and turned out a good student. AEducated BHaving educated CEducating DBeing educating 9Thats me when I graduated from college.See what I look like now. Why not take up exercise to improve your_？ Alook Bform Cshadow Dfigure 10The story happened in_and the hero was in his_. Athe 1840s；thirties Bthe 1840s；thirty C1840s；thirties D1840s；thirty 11It has been raining for three days.I hope_. Ait will clean up Bit will clear up Cit to clean up Dit to be cleaned up 12_of the surface of the earth_covered with water. ATwo thirds；is BTwo third；isCTwo thirds；are DTwo third；are 13I agree with most of what you said，but I dont agree with_. Aeverything Banything Csomething Dnothing 14When you have finished the book，please _ it on the shelf. Areplace Binstead of Cin place of Dtake the place of 15Though he didnt agree with us at first，we soon _ him to our way of thinking. Aconverted Btransferred Cmodified Dexchanged .阅读理解(2010 届双语报第 6 期) I was no more than 18 years old during World War .Two days before the war in Britain began，a rule was issued that everyone had to cover up their windows at night with black material.This was to make it difficult for German bombers to find their target in the dark. The street lamps were turned off and often people bumped into one another.Traffic accidents were common because car headlights had to be blacked out，and deaths from drowning increased as people fell off bridges or walked into ponds. During 1939 and the start of 1940 hardly any bombs were dropped on Britain.But Hitler planned to invade Britain.In September 1940 the Germans started to bomb Britain s cities instead of Royal Air Force s air bases，hoping that Britons would panic and surrender. As soon as the aircraft were spotted in the night sky，air attack sirens (警报器) sounded to warn everyone that an air attack was coming.Some families would run down to a public brick or concrete shelter in their street.Others sheltered from the bombs at home in their basements or underneath a table or the stairs.Families with shelters in their gardens could hide there.These were usually damp and dark and made from iron.They were known as Anderson shelters. In London people could shelter in underground railway stations.However，these stations were not totally safe.In January 1941，a bomb fell above the Bank underground station，killing over 100 people who were sheltering below. As soon as the attack was over a siren sounded the “all clear” and people went outside to survey the damage.Some found their homes flattened.Others found dead or injured relatives and friends. As the war continued people became used to this carnage (大屠杀) and adjusted their lives where possible continuing “business asusual” 1The purpose of German air attacks on Britains cities was to_. Akill as many Britons as possible Bcompletely destroy Britains cities Cforce Britons to give in Ddestroy the transport system in Britain 2According to Para.4，an “Anderson shelter” is a_. Ahomemade shelter in a garden Bhomemade shelter within a house Cpublic shelter in a subway train Dpublic shelter in a subway station 3According to the text，which of the following was NOT provided? ARules for turning off lights. BPublic shelters in streets. CAir attack warnings.DWeapons for selfprotection. 4What was the reaction of the British as the war continued? AThey fell into great despair. BThey minded their own business. CThey tried to live a normal life. DThey became unconcerned about the war. 5What does the text mainly talk about? ALife during the air attacks of World War . BMeasures against air attacks during World War . CThe resistance of common people during World War . DThe hopes of common people after World War .(2009 年山东 5 月模拟) Few of us havent read Cinderella，t