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一、用所给词的适当形式填空
1. He is a great
2. Her sadness
3. I started a
4. The
5. I have many hobbies,
1. He is a great
biologist
(biology) who devotes himself to plant research.2. Her sadness
disappeared
(appear) when she saw the surprise gift.3. I started a
collection
(collect) of movie tickets when I was twelve.4. The
exploration
(explore) of the moon was a great achievement for mankind.5. I have many hobbies,
including
(include) reading, swimming and playing basketball.答案
1. biologist 2. disappeared 3. collection
4. exploration 5. including
4. exploration 5. including
二、用方框中所给短语完成句子
leave behind, lives on, the focus of, was shaken by, on the whole
1. My grandmother’s love
2. The trip,
3. Everyone in the room
4. Don’t
5. The teacher made grammar
leave behind, lives on, the focus of, was shaken by, on the whole
1. My grandmother’s love
lives on
in every recipe she taught me.2. The trip,
on the whole
, was quite enjoyable although the weather was not good.3. Everyone in the room
was shaken by
the sad story she told.4. Don’t
leave behind
your phone when you get off the train.5. The teacher made grammar
the focus of
today’s lesson.答案
1. lives on
2. on the whole
3. was shaken by
4. leave behind
5. the focus of
2. on the whole
3. was shaken by
4. leave behind
5. the focus of
三、阅读判断
根据短文内容，判断句子正误，正确的填 T，错误的填 F。
She could have lived an easy, comfortable life. But instead she chose to work hard and care for the sick.
Florence Nightingale was one of the world's greatest nurses. Every year on her birthday, 12 May, people celebrate International Nurses Day to remember the love and help that she gave to so many people.
Nightingale was born into a rich family in Italy in 1820. And later she moved to England with her parents. In 1844, she decided to be a nurse. But her parents didn't like that idea. They didn't think that was a good job for women. But Nightingale went on with her dream. She went to Germany to learn to be a nurse.
During the war in 1854, Nightingale led a team of 38 nurses from England to care for soldiers near Turkey. She made the hospital much cleaner there. It was helpful to stop the spread of disease. At night, she would look after the soldiers. She carried a lamp with her, so the soldiers began to call her the "Lady with the Lamp".
In 1860, after the war, Nightingale opened the first nursing school. She also proposed ideas about public health nursing. She died in London in 1910, at the age of 90. Then Nightingale's birthday became International Nurses Day in 1912.
()1. Nightingale was born in England and later moved to Italy with her parents.
( )2. Nightingale's parents supported her decision to become a nurse from the very beginning.
()3. Nightingale went to Germany to learn to be a nurse.
()4. The soldiers called Nightingale the "Lady with the Lamp" because she carried a lamp when she looked after them at night.
()5. International Nurses Day was set up in the year when Nightingale died.
根据短文内容，判断句子正误，正确的填 T，错误的填 F。
She could have lived an easy, comfortable life. But instead she chose to work hard and care for the sick.
Florence Nightingale was one of the world's greatest nurses. Every year on her birthday, 12 May, people celebrate International Nurses Day to remember the love and help that she gave to so many people.
Nightingale was born into a rich family in Italy in 1820. And later she moved to England with her parents. In 1844, she decided to be a nurse. But her parents didn't like that idea. They didn't think that was a good job for women. But Nightingale went on with her dream. She went to Germany to learn to be a nurse.
During the war in 1854, Nightingale led a team of 38 nurses from England to care for soldiers near Turkey. She made the hospital much cleaner there. It was helpful to stop the spread of disease. At night, she would look after the soldiers. She carried a lamp with her, so the soldiers began to call her the "Lady with the Lamp".
In 1860, after the war, Nightingale opened the first nursing school. She also proposed ideas about public health nursing. She died in London in 1910, at the age of 90. Then Nightingale's birthday became International Nurses Day in 1912.
()1. Nightingale was born in England and later moved to Italy with her parents.
( )2. Nightingale's parents supported her decision to become a nurse from the very beginning.
()3. Nightingale went to Germany to learn to be a nurse.
()4. The soldiers called Nightingale the "Lady with the Lamp" because she carried a lamp when she looked after them at night.
()5. International Nurses Day was set up in the year when Nightingale died.
答案
1~5 FFTTF
