2016-2017学年外研版英语选修8（课件+教师用书+测试） 16-17版 学业分层测评 Module 4 Section Ⅱ Introduction Reading and Vocabulary(1)—Language Points.docVIP

PAGE PAGE 8 学业分层测评(十) Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．What ________(count)is not your appearance but your ability. 2．Whether he deserves what has happened to him is still ________ debate. 3．Ill lend him money as long as he ________(pay) back on time. 4．Ill tell him the news ________(instant)I see him. 5．After so many years she was still immediately ________(recognise)． 6．His ________(ancestor)were from Africa. 7．Dont let yourself despair；this will only make ________(matter)worse. 8．I would like to focus on one question ________ particular. 9．The party ended ________ a nice song. 10．His failure in the exam lies ________ his carelessness. 【答案】　1.counts　2.underl　3.pays　4.instantly 5．recognisable　6.ancestors　7.matters　8.in 9．with　10.in Ⅱ.单句改错 1．Well have a picnic tomorrow as long as it wont rain. _________________________________________________________________ 2．I recognised Jane instant I saw her in the street. _________________________________________________________________ 3．You can count on him help you with the task. _________________________________________________________________ 4．Shandong lies to the east of China. _________________________________________________________________ 5．What doesnt matter whether you go there or not. _________________________________________________________________ 【答案】　1.wont→doesnt　2.instant→instantly或在instant前加the　3.在help前加to　4.to→in　5.What→It Ⅲ.阅读理解 Much has been written about the differences between British English and American English.French French and Quebec French have a similar relationship.However，nothing quite matches Australian English for its lively colorful phrases.Some words and expressions are quite naturally taken from British slang.Some words have completely more different meanings in Australia than in Anglophone countries north of the Equator.A number of commonly-used words have been shortened considerably.Other words are indigenous (本土的) to Australia and derived from Aboriginal terms，such as “boomerang”and “kangaroo”．In gene