1、 模块小结 自学自测完成句子1当问到她未来的计划时，这个女孩说她想成为一名教师。(用分词短语作状语)_，the girl said that she wanted to be a teacher.2他大叫起来，好像被蛇咬了。(用省略的状语从句作状语)He began to cry _.3在一些国家，人们正在利用地球中心的热能。In some countries，people are _ the heat in the center of the earth.4考试就要来临，学生们正忙于复习功课。The exam is coming，so the students are busy _ thei
2、r lessons. 自研自悟阅读理解AJermaine Washington,26，did something that amazes many people.He gave an important organ to a woman who he describes as “just a friend”Jermaine met Michelle Stevens,23，when they began working together in Washington DC.They used to have lunch with one another and chat during breaks
3、.“He was somebody I could talk to.” says Michelle.“One day，I cried on his shoulder.I had been on the kidney (肾) donor waiting list for 11 months，and I had lost all hope.”She told Jermaine how sad it was to spend three days a week，three hours a day，on a kidney dialysis (透析)machine.“I saw my friend dy
4、ing before my eyes，”Jermaine says.“What should I do? Sit back and watch her die？”Michelle s mother，who was suffering from an illness，was unable to donate a kidney.Her two elder brothers were reluctant.“I understood，” says Michelle，“They said they loved me very much，but they were just too afraid.”The
5、 operation at Washington Hospital Center had a lot of painful procedures (步骤)，but Jermaine never changed his decision and never regretted what he had done for Michelle.Today，both Michelle and Jermaine are fine.Three times a month，they get together for what they call a “thankyou lunch”Though their fr
6、iends hope they will get married，a romantic relationship is not what they want.“We are thankful for the beautiful friendship that we have，”Michelle says.“We dont want to mess up a good thing.”1According to the first paragraph，in many peoples opinion，Jermaines deed is very _.AbraveBsurprisingCaccepta
7、ble Dstupid2Why did Michelle，tell Jermaine about her illness?ABecause Jermaine wanted to know everything about her.BBecause everybody else around her had already heard her sad story.CBecause Jermaine was someone with whom she could share her pain.DBecause she wanted to ask Jermaine to give his kidne
8、y to her.3We learn that when Michelles brothers learnt about her illness，_.Athey offered to help herBthey pretended not to know anythingCthey were unwilling to give their kidneys to herDthey lied that they could not donate their kidneys 自练自提 语法填空Country music is a kind of music 1._ originated 2._ th
9、e 1920s.It 3._ (take) its roots from the southeastern genre (类型) of American folk music and Western music.Blues modes (样式) have been used extensively throughout its 4._ (record) history.Country music often consists 5._ballads and dance tunes with generally simple forms and harmonies 6._(accompany) b
10、y mostly string instruments such as banjos，electric and acoustic guitars，fiddles，and harmonicas.The 7._(moment) the term country music was in preference to the earlier term hillbilly music in the 1940s，it gained popularity quickly；8._ came to encompass (包含) Western music，which took advantage of parallel (与平等) to hillbilly music from similar roots，in the mid20th century.The term country music 9._(use)today to describe many styles.In 2009 country music was 10._ most listened to rush hour radio genre during the evening commute，and second most popular in the morning commute in the United States.
