高中英语 Unit2 English around the world课堂导学 新人教必修1.docVIP

课堂导学 文本感知 Ⅰ.THE ROAD TO MODERN ENGLISH 1.When did English begin to be spoken in other countries? A.In the 1700s. B.In the 1600s. C.At the end of 16th century. D.In the 1500s. 答案：A 2.If an American is talking to an Englishman,. A.they will have almost no difficulty in understanding each other B.they will have a lot of misunderstandings between each other C.the American finds it difficult to understand the Englishman D.the Englishman finds it difficult to follow the American 答案：A 3.Which of the following is the topic sentence of the third paragraph? A.English spoken before 1150 is quite different from now. B.English spoken from about 1150 to 1500 is based on French. C.Shakespeare played an important part in the development of English language. D.English has been changing with the time. 答案：D 4.Why is India mentioned in the last paragraph? A.Because India is a typical country who speaks English as a second language because of its long being ruled by Britain. B.Because India has a very large number of English speakers. C.Because India is a country where English plays a very important role in social life. D.Because India has a long history of communication with Britain. 答案：A 5.The writer wrote this passage mainly to_______. A.prove that English has the largest number of speakers around the world B.prove that the nation who has more settlements around the world has more speakers of their language C.tell of the difference between ancient English and modern English D.tell of the history and development of the English language 答案：D Ⅱ.STANDARD ENGLISH AND DIALECTS 1.Which of the following is standard English? A.British English. B.American English. C.The English spoken on TV and radio. D.It’s hard to say. 答案:D 2.Why do some people think the English spoken on TV and radio is standard English? A.Because they hope the broadcasters should speak standard English. B.Because the broadcasters are all well-educated. C.Because the English spoken