第24练历史与地理类单词识记：abundantambassadorconditionconsistcountrysidedifferdiscoverdisturbdividegeographylocatelandmarkmineralperiodprimitivereflectruinslaverywitnessworldwide短语扫描：besurroundedby/with...被……环绕着/包围着belocatedin坐落在……bemadeupof由……组成befamous/wellknownfor以……闻名haveapopulationof有……的人口haveahistoryof有……的历史inthecourseof在……期间，在……过程中liein位于；在于settledown定居takeonanewlook呈现新面貌[跟踪训练]Ⅰ.语境填词1．Thechildrenare________(分成)intosixgroupstopracticethedialogue.2．Fewpeoplerealizedthesignificanceofthe________(发现)．3．Thereweremore________(slavery)thancitizensinancientAthens.4．Theideathatshe________(目睹)thisshamefulincidentmeantnothingtohim.5．Franceis________(abundant)suppliedwithexcellentfamilyrunhotels.Ⅱ.单项填空6．Thereisnodoubtthatthiscandidate’sadvantage________hisabilitytocommunicatewithforeignersinEnglish.(2015·湖北，25)A．leavesoutB．goesagainstC．liesinD．makesup7．JamesCameron，whoisfamous________greatactionscenes，directedhislatestmovie，Avatar.A．asB．inC．onD．for8.Thewoodenhouse________bymanytrees________south.A．surrounded；facingB．surrounded；facesC．surrounding；facingD．surrounding；faces9．Mybreakfastmainly________chocolatecoveredbiscuitsandglassesofmilk.A．consistsofB．makesupC．makesofD．consistsin10．Thekiteismade________paper.A．ofB．intoC．upofD．fromⅠ.阅读理解A(2017·甘肃通渭马营中学月考)ThemysterioushumanancestorcalledHomonaledi(纳莱迪人)wasprimedforsuccessinaprehistorictriathlon，newresearchshows—ifthechallengeswerewalkingupright，climbingtrees，andhandilywieldingtools.BasedonfossilsretrievedfromSouthAfrica’sRisingStarcave，twoteamsreconstructedthelocomotorhabits(运动习惯)ofHomonaledi，reportedTuesdayinNatureCommunications.WithfundingfromNationalGeographic，onetookacloselookat107footbones，theotherat26bonesfromanearlycompleterighthand.Inmostrespects，theH．naledifootlookssurprisinglylikeamodernhuman’s.Itsanklejoint，parallelbigtoeandwideheelbonebelongtoastridingbiped(两足动物)，acreaturefullyadaptedtoefficientlywalkinguprightontwolegs.Butitslowerarchandcurvedtoebonesaremoreapelike.Thehand，withitscurvedfingers，indicatesthatH．nalediwerestrongclimbers—andyetthelong，strongthumbandshockabsorbingwristcouldalsohavebeencapableofmanipulatingtools(thoughnotoolshavebeenfoundyet)．It’samixoffeaturesscientistshadn’tseenclearlyyetinthegenusHomo，towhichmodernhumansbelong，particularlywhenitcomestoH．naledi’spronouncedarborealproclivities.“H.naledihadauniqueformoflocomotionforamemberofthegenusHomo，”saysstudyauthorWilliamHarcourtSmithofCUNY’sLehmanCollege.1．HowdopeoplelearnaboutHomonaledi?A．Bystudyingonfossils.B．Bymeditation.C．Bylocomotorhabits.D．Bydatabase.2．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisRIGHTaccordingtothepassage?A．ScientistshaveenoughevidencetomakesurethatHomonaledicouldmaketools.B．Homonaledihadauniqueformoflocomotionsotheydon’tbelongtogenusHomo.C．SomefeaturesofHomonaledicanshowthattheyarethoroughlymodernhuman.D．ThereexistsomedifferencesbetweenHomonalediandmodernhuman.3．WhatistheroleofNationalGeographic?A．Thesponsor.B．Thescholar.C．Thescientist.D．Thedetector.B(2017·湖南衡阳八中质检)NewZealandwillcreateoneofthelargestmarineprotectedareasintheworld，spanninganareaof620,000sqkm.TheKermadecOceanSanctuary(保护区)willbeoneoftheworld’smostsignificantfully...
