1、必修1Unit 5.品句填词(用所给词的适当形式或根据语境写一个合适的词)1I promise it will be an extremely rewarding (reward) experience. 2Im willing (will) to admit that I have hurt her, but thats not my real meaning.3Horace is sodevoted (devote) to his garden that he hasnt been away for 10 years.4His sister ran away from home and w
2、ent abroad because of familyviolence (violent)5The mine owner was sentenced to ten years in prison because he employed children as miners illegally.6The boy narrowly (narrow) escaped being knocked down when he ran across the road in front of the bus.7She spent a peaceful (peace) afternoon by the riv
3、er with her two classmates.8Though he escaped from the big fire, his skin was severely burned.9Nowadays, womens contributions, skills and experience are equal to mens and must be rewarded accordingly.10The new policy provides an opportunity for young people to improve their performance under the gui
4、dance (guide) of professional coaches. .单句改错(含本单元的词汇和语法)1Only when we realize the importance of helping each other can we devoted to building a harmonious society. 2Seeing that the enemy was much stronger than themselves, the soldiers lost their heart at once. 3Lei Feng is a moral model in China. Hi
5、s is revealed in everything he does. 4Nelson Mandela was 75 when he became a president of South Africa.5Only with the greatest of luck did she manage to escape the rising flood waters.6As far as I know, he has been out of the work for several months.7In Singapore, government reports and most busines
6、s letters are the main situations English is used.8I fell in love with the city for the first time I visited it. 9We must take proper steps to guarantee the students psychological health to which special attention should be paid / to .10He eventually his own advertising firm as well as a journal for
7、 contemporary arts, and he opened a gallery in Shanghai.课文语法填空Nelson Mandela, a freedom fighter, was 1active (act) in fighting 2for the equal rights of the black. During the time when Mandela lived, blacks had no rights 3to_vote (vote) and were out of work. They were put into a position 4where they
8、had either to accept the fact that they were less important, 5or fight against the government. Mandela helped black people by offering 6guidance (guide) to them on their legal problems. This prevented them from 7being badly treated by the government. He also called on blacks to attack the laws. Only when the peaceful way was of no use 8did they answer violence 9with violence. The black even blew up some government buildings, though it was dangerous. This turned out to be useful as it helped to achieve their dream of 10making (make) black and white people equal.
