2017-2018学年度高中英语 Unit 1 Cultural relics Section Ⅱ课时作业 新人教版必修2.docVIP

Unit 1　Section Warming Up Reading—Language Points Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．There is some doubt whether their football team will win the match. 2．He gave us some valuable (value) advice on how to solve the problems of education. 3．The result of his story is so amazing (amaze) that nobody thinks it is believable. 4．“Thank you very much for the warm welcome and reception (receive)，” she said to all the people in the meeting room. 5．We have to finish the decoration (decorate) of our new house by the end of next month. 6．After driving for about an hour, he stopped outside a small wooden (wood) house. 7．He was born blind, but that didnt stop him from becoming a successful artist (art)． 8．—What do you think of the film? —Oh, excellent. Its worth seeing (see) a second time. 9．Jane and Mary are good friends; the former (form) is a teacher and the latter is a nurse. 10．You had better have the car repaired (repair) or itll get you into trouble. Ⅱ.阅读理解 Chase, an autistic (患自闭症的) boy, was once an extremely picky eater. In fact, he would eat only about five different foods. His mom, Mary, worried that this would make him sick. Picky eating is common among kids with autism. And the illness makes people unable to communicate properly. How did Chase change himself? At age 8, he began to watch cooking shows. Chase loved shows like Eat Street and Cupcake Wars.“I just couldnt stop watching all these cooking shows！” he says. Soon, watching wasnt enough. “He wanted to try new foods，” remembers Mary, “He said, ‘Mom, I want frogs legs！’” Soon, Chase was trying almost everything. He began cooking new foods as well as eating them. He discovered that he loved to cook. School had been a struggle for Chase. But his love for cooking turned out to be a great way for him to learn about many different subjects. He learned about science and even geography—he found out that he loved curry from India and sushi from Japan. “Food opened up his mind，” says his mom. Cooking even helped Chase practice speaking and int