1、.匹配词义A单词匹配()1.getawayAadj.地图上没有标明的()2.retreatBv.退缩，畏缩()3.unchartedCn.逃跑，逃走()4.delveDv.后退；离开；退避()5.shrinkEv.探索，探究()6.shipwreckFn.船；舰()7.notableGadv.向上，朝上()8.vesselHn.a ship that has been lost or destroyed at sea()9.upwardsIv.to arrange objects neatly in a pile()10.stackJadj.deserving to be noticed or
2、 to receive attention答案15CDAEB610HJFGIB短语匹配()1.make a getawayA逃命()2.run for ones lifeB动身踏上(漫长的)旅途()3.check outC调查(问题)()4.test the watersD避免做，不愿做()5.steer clear ofE积极投入到中去()6.set outF调查，检查()7.throw oneself intoG逃跑，逃走()8.think twiceH避开；从处脱身()9.shrink fromI再三考虑，慎重考虑()10.look intoJ试水，试探答案15GAFJH610BEIDC
3、.默写单词1investigation n调查2millimetre n. 毫米3substance n. 物质4drilling n. 钻探；勘探5vol(volume) n. (书的)卷，册6subdue v. 克制，抑制(情绪)7furthermore adv. 此外；而且；不仅如此8stack v. (使)整齐地堆起；摞起9notable adj. 显要的；显著的；值得注意的.语境填空throw oneself into；substance；set out；investigation；look into；steer clear of；think twice；shrink from; c
4、heck out; furthermore1A shy man shrinks from meeting strangers.2They set out on the last stage of their journey.3The police are looking into the matter.4Maybe we ought to go down to the library and check it out5You must think twice before you take this step.6To work out a plan, one has to start with
5、 investigation7You should cheer up and throw yourself into your work.8A substance is a type of solid，liquid or gas that has particular qualities.9Browns doctor advised him to steer clear of smoke from now on.10Furthermore, as Gervaise was quick to point out, Mr. Scully was not a detective.语法填空之派生词1S
6、he became quite a notable(note) director in her thirties and forties.2The investigator is making an investigation (investigate) into the matter.3All of a sudden，the ship hit an uncharted (charted) rock.1Lying under waters across the globe are an estimated three million shipwrecks.据估计在全球海洋中大约有三百万艘沉船。
7、2We have more detailed maps of the Moon，and even of Venus and Mars，than we do of Earths own sea bed.我们有更详细的月球，甚至金星和火星的地图，比我们地球自己的海床(地图)还要详细。3In these waters，more than 200 metres deep，where light cannot reach，are extraordinary creatures that appear as if they are straight out of science fiction.在这些水深
8、超过200米的光线无法照射到的水域，有很多非凡的生物，它们看起来就像是直接从科幻小说中出来的。4In the very deepest ocean trenches that are more than 8，000 metres below the surface，the pressure is equivalent to 50 aeroplanes stacked one on top of another.在海面下8 000多米的最深的海沟里，压力相当于50架飞机层层叠加。5The Jiaolong even holds the record for the deepest dive by
9、 a manned submarine，at 7，062 metres，giving China its place alongside the worlds top ocean explorers.“蛟龙”号甚至保持了载人潜艇最深潜水的纪录，7 062米，这使中国与世界顶级海洋探险者并列。名师圈点across the globe全球 over the centuries 几个世纪以来 wreck n沉船，失事船set sail启航if any 如果有的话given our limited knowledge 鉴于我们有限的知识as with也；跟一样archaeological adj.考古
10、学的；考古的offer a window into打开了一扇的窗户wait to be discovered等待被发现up to多达 coral n珊瑚at the rate of以的速度millimetre n毫米barreleye n管眼鱼upwards adv.向上，朝上trench n海沟 equivalent adj.等同的；等值的；相当的be equivalent to与一致；等同于 stack v(使)整齐地堆起；摞起deepsea adj.深海的the most extreme circumstances最极端的情况furthermore adv.此外；而且；不仅如此notab
11、le adj.显要的；显著的；值得注意的substance n物质 known as作为出名in addition此外；而且vessel n船；舰as well as 也；和drilling n钻探；勘探a whole new era 一个全新的时代beyond the reach of超出的范围open up打开；开辟be familiar to 对来说很熟悉原文呈现DIVING DEEPLying under waters across the globe are an estimated three million shipwrecks.All of them represent att
12、empts over the centuries to explore Earths furthest corners.Among these is the Esmeralda，the earliest wreck from the age of the European exploration of Asia.1 Today, some 500 years after the Esmeralda set sail， there is little if any land on our planet left unexplored.We have more detailed maps of t
13、he Moon, and even of Venus and Mars, than we do of Earths own sea bed.1Among these is the Esmeralda.为介词短语位于句首构成的完全倒装句。Given our limited knowledge， it is perhaps no surprise that exploration of the oceans continues to lead to discoveries in various scientific fields.2 As with the discovery of the Esm
14、eralda, many archaeological finds are made in shallow waters near the coast.These may sometimes include whole cities buried beneath the waves.One such find is the ancient Roman city of Nepolis, discovered off the coast of Tunisia.Believed to have been buried underwater by a tsunami in the fourth cen
15、tury AD, the ruins of Nepolis are almost 2，000 years old.The remaining streets and buildings offer a window into a fascinating period in our history.However, we are only beginning to overcome the challenges of pressure, darkness and extreme cold at vast depths.Fragments of the past lying deep beneat
16、h the oceans are still waiting to be discovered .2it作形式主语，真正的主语是后面的that从句。Amazing biological discoveries are also being made.The dark zones of the oceans may contain up to 90 per cent of the planets fish.In these waters, more than 200 metres deep, where light cannot reach, are extraordinary creature
17、s that appear as if they are straight out of science fiction.3 Imagine bonewhite coral 6，000 metres below the oceans surface, growing at the rate of only one or two millimetres per year.Some of these could be 4，000 years old.Swimming through these black depths is the barreleye， a strange fish with e
18、yes that can look upwards through its transparent forehead.In the very deepest ocean trenches that are more than 8，000 metres below the surface, the pressure is equivalent to 50 aeroplanes stacked one on top of another.4 Yet there is still life to be found, even around the deepsea volcanic openings.
19、These discoveries all help us understand the capacity for life on our planet, even in the most extreme circumstances.3where和that都引导定语从句；as if引导表语从句。4that引导定语从句；stacked one.是过去分词短语作后置定语。Furthermore, the oceans are a valuable source of natural resources, some of which are completely new to us. 5 Most
20、notable of these is Chinas discovery of an icelike substance, known as “fire ice”， under the South China Sea.In addition, Chinas underwater vessels, such as the Jiaolong and Shenhai Yongshi, have been exploring waters at depths of thousands of metres.The Jiaolong even holds the record for the deepes
21、t dive by a manned submarine, at 7，062 metres, giving China its place alongside the worlds top ocean explorers.The research conducted by these vessels is giving scientists a greater understanding of how the sea bed was formed, as well as helping identify areas for deepsea drilling, taking deepsea ex
22、ploration into a whole new era .5of which引导定语从句。Being a tough environment of complete darkness, enormous pressure and intense cold, the ocean depths have long been beyond the reach of human exploration.However, through closer international scientific, economic and cultural cooperation, we are all be
23、coming part of a global mission to open up our planets final frontier.Humankind is entering a new age of oceanic discovery, and the world beneath the waves may one day be almost as familiar to us as the land we walk upon today.译文参考潜入海底据估计，在全球海洋中大约有三百万艘沉船。所有这些都代表了几个世纪以来探索地球最遥远角落的尝试。其中包括埃斯梅拉达，欧洲人探索亚洲时
24、代最早的沉船。今天，在埃斯梅拉达号启航约500年后，我们的星球上几乎没有未开发的土地。我们有更详细的月球，甚至金星和火星的地图，比我们地球自己的海床(地图)还要详细。鉴于我们的知识有限，对海洋的探索继续导致各个科学领域的发现也许并不令人惊讶。就像埃斯梅拉达号的发现一样，许多考古发现都是在海岸附近的浅水区进行的。这些可能有时包括埋在海浪下面的整个城市。其中一个发现就是古罗马城市奈阿波利斯，它是在突尼斯海岸发现的。人们认为在公元4世纪的一场海啸中被埋在水下的，奈阿波利斯的废墟已有近2 000年的历史。遗留的街道和建筑物提供了一扇通往我们历史上一个迷人的时期的窗户。然而，我们才刚刚开始克服巨大深度的
25、压力、黑暗和极度寒冷的挑战。过去的碎片深深地埋在海洋的下面，仍在等待被发现。惊人的生物学发现也正在进行中。海洋的暗区可能包含多达90%的地球上的鱼类。在这些水深超过200米的光线无法照射到的水域，有很多非凡的生物，它们看起来就像是直接从科幻小说中出来的。想象一下，骨白色珊瑚在海洋表面下方6 000米处，以每年只有一到两毫米的速度生长。其中一些可能有4 000岁。在这些黑暗的深处游泳的是管眼鱼，它是一种奇怪的鱼，眼睛可以透过透明的额头向上看。在海面下8 000多米的最深的海沟里，压力相当于50架飞机层层叠加。然而，即使在深海火山口周围，仍有生命可寻。这些发现都有助于我们理解我们星球上的生命能力，
26、即使在最极端的情况下也是如此。此外，海洋是宝贵自然资源的来源，他们中的一些对我们来说是全新的。最值得一提的是中国在南海下发现了一种类似冰的物质，被称为“可燃冰”。此外， “蛟龙”号、“神海勇士”号等中国水下船只也一直在数千米深的海域进行探测。“蛟龙”号甚至保持着载人潜艇最深潜水的纪录，7 062米，这使中国与世界顶级海洋探险者并列。这些船进行的研究让科学家们更好地了解海底是如何形成的，并帮助识别深海钻探的区域，将深海探索带入一个全新的时代。因为是一个完全黑暗、巨大压力和强烈寒冷的恶劣环境，海洋深处长期以来一直是人类探索无法企及的。但是，通过更密切的国际科学、经济和文化合作，我们都正在成为开辟我们星球最后边界的全球使命的一部分。人类正在进入一个海洋发现的新时代，也许有一天海浪下面的世界对我们来说就像今天走在陆地上一样熟悉。
