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课时作业(四十一)选修7Unit21HumanBiology第1课时Ⅰ.单项填空1．Thecompanyhasspentalotofmoneyequippingtheprimaryschool________computers.A．forB．inC．withD．to2．AtfirstAlicewasstronglyopposedto________theplan，butintheendwemanagedtochangehermind.A．abandoningB．abandonC．beabandoningD．haveabandoned3．I’msureshe’llpasstheexam;I’vegotgreat________inher.A．mercyB．faithC．interestD．effect4．IfBlack________morecreative，thecompanywouldsendhimtoWashingtontoworkonthenewadvertisingcampaignnextmonth.A．wasB．isC．wereD．hasbeen5．________Icanseewhatyoumean，eventhoughIdon’tshareyourpointofview.A．InvainB．InthatcaseC．InthemeanwhileD．Inaway6．(·潍坊高三质检)AnairFrancejetisreported________intheAtlanticOceanwith228peopleaboard，theairline’sworstdisasterinits75yearhistory.A．tohavecrashedB．tohavebeencrashedC．havingcrashedD．havingbeencrashed7—．Mycousinwouldliketorisk________theweightlosspillsratherthan________inagym.—Really？Shemustbemad.A．totake；workoutB．totake；workingoutC．taking；workingoutD．taking；workout8—．Congratulations!—Thankyou.Butforyourhelp，we________intheexperiment.A．willneversucceedB．wouldhavesucceededC．couldn’thavesucceededD．mustn’thavesucceeded9．Heisanindependentperson.Healways________anyofferofhelp.A．declinesB．deniesC．rejectsD．refuses10．Lookingfromthishill，youmaythinkthe________hillishigher.A．contraryB．oppositeC．objectiveD．opposing11．EarlyeditionsofShakespeare’splaysaremuch________afterbycollectors.A．runB．soughtC．chargedD．seized12．(·福州五校联考)Theyabsolutelywillnot________youtophotographanyoftheartworkinthemuseum.A．tolerateB．standC．permitD．ensure13．Shoulditraintomorrow，wewouldhaveto________thevisittotheYangpuBridge.A．suggestB．postponeC．opposeD．violate14．Wemust________people________visitingthissceneryspottoofrequently.A．prohibit；fromB．wipe；fromC．benefit；fromD．take；off15．Onhisreturningfromworkhefoundhishouse________.A．robbingB．robbedC．stealingD．stolenⅡ.阅读理解(·南京第一次模拟)Whenshewasagirlofsixteenandbeforeshebegantoworkinthestore，Alicehaddatedayoungman.Theyoungman，namedNedCurrie，wasolderthanAlice.HewasemployedonthelocalnewspaperandforalongtimehewenttoseeAlicealmosteveryevening.Togetherthetwowalkedunderthetreesthroughthestreetsofthetownandtalkedofwhattheywoulddowiththeirlives.AlicewasthenaveryprettygirlandonenightNedtookherintohisarmsandkissedher.HebecameexcitedandsaidthingshedidnotintendtosayandAlice，betrayedbyherdesiretohavesomethingbeautifulcomeintohernarrowlife，alsogrewexcited.Shealsotalked.Theoutercrust(外壳)ofherlife，allofhernaturalshynessandreserve，wastornawayandshegaveherselfovertotheemotionsoflove.When，lateinthefall，NedwentawaytoClevelandtotrytogetaplaceonacitynewspaperandriseintheworld，andshewantedtogowithhim.With_a_trembling_voiceshetoldhimwhatwasinhermind.“Iwillworkandyoucanwork”，shesaid.“Idon’twanttotieyoutoaneedlessexpensethatwillstopyoumakingprogress.Don’tmarrymenow.We’llgetalongwithoutthatandwecanbetogether.Eventhoughweliveinthesamehouse，noonewillsayanything.Inthecitywe’llbeunknownandpeoplewillpaynoattentiontous.”Nedwaspuzzledbyhissweetheart’sdeterminationandwasalsodeeplytouched.Hehadwantedagirlfriendjusttorelievetheboredomofhislifebutchangedhismind.Henowwantedtoprotectherandcareforher.“Youdon’tknowwhatyou’retalkingabout”，hesaidsharply.“I’llletyou...