【金版新学案】高一英语人教版必修二课时作业：4.3 Section Ⅲ　Learning about Language Using Language Word版含答案.docVIP

课时作业(十五)　Unit 4　Wildlife protection Section Ⅲ　Learning about Language Using Language (本栏目内容，在学生用书中以独立形式分册装订！) Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．No matter how________(power) the enemy seems，we must fight against them to the end. 答案：　powerful 2．She must be feeling very lonely after the________(lose) of her husband. 答案：　loss 3．Fruit juice can be________(harm) to children’s teeth. 答案：　harmful 4．There is now clear evidence that vitamin C gives________(protect) against cancer. 答案：　protection 5．I think that a good story does not necessarily have to have a happy ________(end)． 答案：　ending 6．He told me not __________(inspect) the machine without turning off the power. 答案：　to inspect 7．I’d appreciate your ________(write) me back as soon as possible. 答案：　writing 8．I think his advice is of great________(important) to your success. 答案：　importance 9．With a lot of difficult problems____________(settle)，the manager felt worried all the time. 答案：　to settle 10．John thinks it won’t be long ________he is ready for his new job. 答案：　before Ⅱ.阅读理解 A Hawaii officials plan to spend the next two years studying tiger sharks’ movements around Maui to understand why overall shark attacks have suddenly increased since the beginning of 2012.Chairman William Aila of the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources，said on Tuesday that Hawaii waters are safe if swimmers are careful.However，he said there are more tiger sharks and more people in Hawaiian waters，which will create more chances of bites. “We know that there are a large number of shark attacks that have happened recently.We just want to make it clear that throughout history of Hawaii，the number of shark attacks has gone up，and then it has gone down，and there have been some years that we’ve actually had no shark attacks.” There have been eight attacks statewide this year and ten in 2012.Hawaii usually sees only three to four attacks each year，and saw one or sometimes zero attack in 11 years between 1980 and 2012，according to state data.A 20-year-old German