2024屆浙江省高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)基礎(chǔ)鞏固：選修8 Unit 4《Pygmalion》

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　?、?單詞拼寫

　　1．These cars are________(非凡的，顯著的)for the quietness of their engines.

　　2．She never________(猶豫)to spend money on clothes.

　　3．Today's computers are________(優(yōu)秀的，更好的)to any one we had ten years ago.

　　4．Let's________(妥協(xié)，折中)and each pay half the damages.

　　5．We must think how we can make the room more________(舒服的)for you.

　　6．If I'm not________(錯(cuò)誤的，不正確的), that's the man we saw on the bus.

　　7．We can________(俯視)the sea from the window of our room.

　　8．That was a really________(可怕的，恐怖的)thing to say!

　　9．He was________(判刑)to death for murder and later hanged.

　　10．Our happiness began to________(減弱)and our heart began to grow heavy.

　　答案：1.remarkable　2.hesitates　3.superior　4.compromise

　　5．comfortable　6.mistaken　7.overlook　8.horrible

　　9．condemned　10.fade

　?、?完成句子

　　1．She________ ________ ________ ________(冒充)an experienced actress.(pass)

　　2．The flat is________ ________ ________(比……優(yōu)越得多)that one in quality.(superior)

　　3．They made every effort to save the crops________ ________ ________(需要)water on this dry land.(need)

　　4．________ ________(一般來說), youths of eighteen are too young for such work.(generally)

　　5．The job is great________ ________ ________(就……而言)salary, but it has its disadvantages.(terms)

　　答案：1.passed herself off as　2.far superior to　3.in need of　4.Generally speaking　5.in terms of

　　Ⅲ.作文練筆

　　先將下面幾個(gè)句子翻譯成英語，然后連成一篇小短文。

　　1．我們都希望結(jié)識更多的人，這對我們來說是非常重要的。

　　2．然而有少數(shù)人為了某種利益去冒充別人的熟人。

　　3．前幾天，我的鄰居帶著一個(gè)陌生人進(jìn)來，說他是我姐姐的教授。

　　4．他的錢包被賊偷走了，很需要我們的幫忙。

　　5．后來我把這件事告訴姐姐時(shí)，她很吃驚地看著我說我錯(cuò)了，她根本不認(rèn)識他。

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　　答案：

　　We all hope to make our acquaintance of more people, which is of great importance to us. However, a handful of people will pass them off as your acquaintances for their own interests. The other day, my neighbour showed in a stranger who said he was my sister's professor. His wallet was stolen by a thief and was in great need of our help. Later when I told my sister about the man, she looked at me in amazement, saying I was mistaken and that she did not know him at all.