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Unit4SectionⅠⅠ.单项语法填空1．Ichangedmyapproach________learningEnglishthistermanddidagoodjobinthefinalexamination.答案：toapproach作”方法”用时，与to搭配。2．Johnwaslikely________(win)the200－meterrace,buthefelltothegroundandmissedthechance.答案：towin句意：约翰很可能赢得200米比赛，但他摔在地上错过了机会。belikelytodosth.“很可能做某事”，其主语可以是人也可以是物。3．________general,herworkhasbeengood,butthisessayisnotwhatwehavebeenexpecting.答案：In句意：总的说来，她的作品不错，不过这篇文章不是我们想象的那样。ingeneral“一般而言，总的来说”。4．Wiseteachersknowit'simpossibleforallthestudentstolearnallthesubjectswellbecause________ofthemarenotfitforthem.答案：all考查部分否定。句意：聪明的老师都会知道要求所有的学生学好全部课程是不可能的，因为并非所有的科目都适合他们。not与all连用表示部分否定。5．Youmust________(understand)whatIsaidbecauseIdidn'texpectyoutodoso.答案：havemisunderstood考查动词词义。句意：没想到你会这么做，你一定是误解了我的话。misunderstand“误解”，符合句意。6．Ahealthylifeisfrequentlythoughttobeassociated________theopencountrysideandgreenfood.答案：with句意：人们通常把健康的生活与广阔的乡村和绿色食品联系起来。beassociatedwith“与……联系在一起”，与句意相符。7．—Tom'sstillangrywithme.—Youaretoblame.Howdareyoucallhimaliar!He'sthelastperson________(lie)．答案：tolie句意：——汤姆还生我的气呢。——这都怪你，你怎么能称他说谎者呢！他是最不可能说谎的。sb.betoblame“某人对(过错，罪行)负责”；名词前有序数词、thelast等词修饰时，该名词后接不定式。8．Thisjob,if________(do)accordingtotheinstructions,willbefinishedaheadoftime.答案：done句意：这份工作如果按说明来做，将能提前完成。这是一个省略句，原句应为Thisjob,ifitisdone...。thisjob与do之间为逻辑上的动宾关系，故用过去分词done表被动。9．________(represent)hisschool,heattendedtheEnglishspeechcontestandwonfirstprize.答案：Representing考查非谓语动词。句意：他代表学校参加了英语口语竞赛并获得了一等奖。动词“represent”与句子主语之间为主动关系。10．Smokingisoneofthe________(majority)causesofcancer,killingmillionsofpeopleeachyear.答案：major句意：吸烟是患癌症的主要原因之一，每年能伤害数以百万计的人。major主要的。Ⅱ.阅读理解AA111－year－oldretiredJapaneseteacherwhoenjoyspoemshasbeenrecognizedastheworld'soldestlivingman.SakariMomoireceivedacertificatefromGuinnessWorldRecordsonWednesday.HesucceedsAlexanderImichofNewYork,whodiedinJuneattheageof111years,164days.Theworld'soldestlivingwomanisalsoJapanese：MisaoOkawa,a116－year－oldwomanfromOsaka.MomoiwasbornonFeb.5,1903,inFukushimaPrefecture,wherehebecameateacher.HemovedtothecityofSaitama,northofTokyo,afterWorldWarⅡandwasahighschoolprincipaluntilretirement.Atthetelevisedceremony,Momoiworeadarksuitandsilvertie,withhiswhitehairneatlycombedback.Hestoodupfromhiswheelchairandmovedtoachairnexttoitwithlittlehelp.Askedhowhefeltabouttherecord,Momoipushedhisbackuprightandsaidhewantedtolivealittlelonger.“Say,anothertwoyears，”hesaid.Momoisaysheenjoysreadingbooks,especiallyChinesepoems,andsometimespracticeshandwriting.Hesaysthereisnospecialwaytolivealonglife,buthiscaregiverssayMomoikeepsearlyhoursandeatssomethinghealthy,accordingtoNHKpublictelevision.HehasfivechildrenandlivesatanursinghomeinTokyo.Momoiisoneof54,000centenariansinJapan.Thecountryisthefastestagingintheworldandhasthehighestaveragelifetime—80.21formenand86.61forwomen.文章大意：本文是一篇新闻报道。日本一位111岁喜欢诗歌的退...