2017-2018学年度高中英语 Unit 5 Canada-“The True North” Section Ⅱ Warming Up Reading-Language Points课时作业 新人教版必修3.docVIP

Unit 5　Canada—“The True North” Section 　Warming Up Reading－Language PointsⅠ.单句语法填空 1．The old couple have been to three continents (continent) and more than twenty countries. 2．The teachers chatted (chat) with McDonald about the importance of reading and school libraries yesterday evening. 3．Surrounded (surround) by the excited fans, the members of the band couldnt move. 4．Nothing serious. Your son just got slightly (slight) injured in the accident. 5．The hall was extremely big, measuring (measure) 200 metres long and 100 metres wide. 6．He was wandering in the street when he caught (catch) sight of his former boss. 7．When I study English, I like to put my dictionary within my reach so that I can refer to it when necessary. 8．Although it was a hard problem, he managed to_settle (settle) it all by himself at last. 9．Walking (walk) straight ahead, the students went out of the classroom one by one. 10．You seem to have a gift for seeing into peoples minds and none of my thoughts can escape from you. Ⅱ.阅读理解 Canada is home to many mountains, which are found in every province. The highest mountain is Mount Logan in the Yukon, and many other mountains of the Canadian Rockies reach high into the blue skies. The Rocky Mountains begin in British Columbia and snake (蜿蜒) nearly 3,000 miles to their smaller low hills in New Mexico. Many of the mountains sit within state and national parks. A large number of popular tourist attractions are among the longest of all Canadian mountains. Many people spend entire vacations seeing the Rockies. Banff National Park in Alberta is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Home to Lake Louise, the national park is on the top of many peoples dream vacations. Several of Canadas top ski places are on the peaks (山顶) of the Canadian Rockies. While the Appalachian Mountains are mainly known as a US mountain range (山脉), they dont end once they hit the Canadian border. While not the longest of the Canadian mountain ranges, the Appalachians snake