课时同步（译林牛津版）高三M5 unit2 单元综合与提升

—Hey，John！I________to meet you here.
—Oh，yes.This is my first time to be at the Internet café.Do you often come here?

—Have you met Mr.Li?
—Yes.When I arrived，he________for Shanghai to attend a national conference.

It's only six o'clock now；little Tom should be up，though，because he________for nine hours.

—Good morning，Doctor White's office.
—Hello，this is John Woods.Could you please tell Doctor White I________？My car won't start.

—Linda，the phone in your office can't be connected all the time.Why?
—Oh，sorry，Miss Miles.The service________since last Wednesday.

_______ on the top of the mountain is an ancient tower ______ back to two hundred years ago.

In the next five years，the government's work will be evaluated________on people's happiness level instead of GDP alone.

—What in the world put you in a really bad mood?
—________in the traffic for hours.

________her mother after being separated for 20 years，she couldn't help，even though she tried not to，________.

8．The average Facebook user in the United States has 245 friends，according to a study______in February.

Your cousin is said________a new computer programme recently，but do you know when he will finish it?

  The images were shocking: Allison Samowitz and her twin sister, Jillian were watching the 2010 BP oil spill (溢出）on TV with their       sinking. " We live right       the beach, and we heard many stories of how sea birds and sea creatures       because of sea pollution and how the spill       the ocean's ecosystem，" says Allison. "It was just devastating (毁灭性)，and we were       it would happen here." The        （6）   towns along the Gulf of Mexico didn't feel that far away from their little Golden Beach anymore. They decided to do       for the nature conservation.
The sisters studied the       habits of their friends and neighbors. "We're a(n)    （9）   town of 260 homes, and we found out only 20 percent of them       ！” Allison says.
Moved to act, they first organized a town fair with demonstrations about how    （11）   people could make lasting changes to the environment. They       local companies to join them and the fair       a crowd of about 200 people. On the scene were trucks and booths (货摊）where volunteers and company workers accepted    （14)   electronic equipment, eyeglasses, clothes and books—all for recycling.
The girls are planning another       this year. "It's an education campaign," says Allison. "People don't know, but there are so many simple things they can do every day that can       the nature."
Allison now reports on the environment for her school's television station. Both girls devote their spare       to various recycling projects around the town，such as giving old toys to children's charities and collecting       clothes for the people in need.
And should anyone think that they're awfully single-minded, they are       . The sisters have many       other interests: ballet, volleyball，singing and deep-sea diving with their dad. "They're basically optimistic," said their dad.

A．boats B．ships C．habits D．hearts

A．for B．on C．above D．with

A．lived B．died C．appeared D．survived

A．promoted B．maintained C．controlled D．affected

A．sure B．sorry C．afraid D．certain

A．historical B．industrial C．official D．coastal

A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything

A．conservation B．contribution C．pronunciation D．nutrition

A．famous B．ancient C．large D．small

A．recycled B．fished C．worked D．waited

A．clever B．normal C．ordinary D．cautious

A．ordered B．reminded C．warned D．persuaded

A．collected B．informed C．attracted D．moved

A．used B．repaired C．polluted D．broken

A．game B．concert C．competition D．fair

A．damage B．benefit C．ruin D．endanger

A．time B．part C．money D．effort

A．new B．fashionable C．worn D．expensive

A．mistaken B．right C．silly D．friendly

A．wealthy B．strange C．popular D．healthy