2015高考英语（人教版）一轮复习课时作业19 必修4 Unit 4.docVIP

温馨提示： 此套题为Word版，请按住Ctrl,滑动鼠标滚轴，调节合适的观看比例，答案解析附后。关闭Word文档返回原板块。 课时提升作业 十九 必修4　Unit 4 Ⅰ. 阅读理解 A This July, Wang Chen, a student from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, won the International University WEICHI Invitational Tournament 2013 in Shanghai, which saw competitors from 54 universities around the world, including Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Compared with the busy sports ground, it seems a bit dull, but Wang and his peers enjoy an intense brain workout. Wang is an amateur seventh-degree master player—the highest degree amateur players can attain. “I had hopes to win the first place, but when it came true, I couldn’t believe it, ”says Wang. Wang began studying Weichi when he was 7 years old. “I was a quiet boy and my parents thought Weichi would help develop my logical thinking ability, ”he says. He began to attend the Chinese Rank Promotion from the age of 10. “I failed for nine years, and then I gave up. I entered university and became an amateur player, ”says Wang. What this hobby brings Wang is not only a sense of achievement, but also independence. He has won 10 national and international championships, which have brought the young student a handsome sum of money. When he won the national amateur competition in 2011, he received 100, 000 yuan in prize money. With awards from contests, Wang covers his expenses and tuition fees all by himself. Wang is busier than most of his peers. A look at his calendar shows that he has to attend competitions in Guizhou and Taiwan at the end of August, after attending an international competition only this July. But Wang admits he has little in common with his classmates. “I feel a bit lonely sometimes. ”he says. On campus Wang spends more time on exploring his skills. Wang now sees playing Weichi as a hobby. He is the captain of the Weichi team on campus, which has five members. He organizes them to research the latest formations once a week. Wang says his next project is to