2019-2020同步外研英语必修一新突破课时分层作业2+Using+Language+Word版含解析.docVIP

PAGE 课时分层作业(二) [语言知识练习固基础] 单句语法填空 1．Her success was a great encouragement(encourage) to all of us. 2．Your wife will go shopping this afternoon, and so will my wife. 3．Would you mind me opening(open) the window to let in some fresh air? 4．Professor Wang needs two assistants(assistant) to help him do the experiment. 5．Im going to take a trip to Europe at the end of this month. 6．I get a lot of enjoyment(enjoy) from my job so I will work harder and make greater progress. 7．It rained most of the time during the holidays, which was very disappointing(disappoint)． 8．Can you give me some advice on improving the fluency(fluent) in speaking? 9．He got to know many famous people at that time, some of whom have become his good friends. 10．Unfortunately, the plane took (take) off an hour late. [高考题型练习提能力] Ⅰ.阅读理解 A I began learning playing the violin when I was nine, and the next year I began studying under Natalie Ghent, who was my teacher until I left high school. Once, Mrs Ghent held a concert for her students.I played near the end of it.After I played a while, I forgot the music.No matter how I tried, I couldnt think of it.So I had to stop and looked at the pianists music.When the whole concert was over, I cried hiding in my overcoat. Mrs Ghent came to comfort me.Then she told us about a coming concert, and she hoped I would go there with her.I remember that the concert was on my birthday in March.It was great, as Mischa Elman was going to perform at Carnegie Hall.My teacher decided to buy the best tickets as my birthday present. Carnegie Hall is quite beautiful with all the lights on.I had never been in such a concert hall before, and was impressed by the size as well.I dont remember what Elman played.I only remember that his playing was beautiful.I have seen films of him in recent years, and have been struck by his performance, but I dont remember the music he played that night.What I remember most is that Mrs Ghent whispered to me from time to time that he had forgotten