Section Ⅰ 知能演练轻松闯关（（新教材）外研版英语必修第三册同步(教师用书+知能演练轻松闯关)Unit 1　Mnowing me, knowing you）.docxVIP

eq \a\vs4\al(Ⅰ) 品句填词 1．Bill wiped the tears from his face and apologised(道歉) to another boy. 2．When the runners got close to the finishing line, we all held our breath(呼吸)． 3．When it is boiled, water changes into steam(蒸汽)． 4．The ship sank(沉入) to the bottom of the river because of bad weather. 5．Be grateful to those who have scolded you, as they reminded you of your faults(缺点)． 6．Both sides met in order to try to resolve(解决) their differences. 7．As we all know, Chairman Mao was an expert in military strategy(策略)． 8．When crossing the street, you should pay attention to the traffic signals(信号)． 9．The sheep had got out and were loose(不受约束的) on the road. 10．The news shocked the public, leading to great concern(担心) about students’ safety at school. eq \a\vs4\al(Ⅱ) 完成句子 1．我们乐意尽力帮你摆脱困境。 We are glad to do what we can do to help you out． 2．虽然这次考试失利了，但是我今后不想让我的父母失望。 Although I failed in this exam, I do not want to let my parents down in future. 3．当你感到紧张时，深呼吸有助于你放松。 When you feel nervous, it is good for you to take a deep breath to get relaxed. 4．发言人提高了嗓音以便让别人听到他说的话。 The speaker raised his voice in order to make himself heard． 5．“我认为电视爆炸不是我的错。我刚把它打开，就这样，”男孩说。 “I don’t think it’s my fault that the TV blew up. I just turned it on. That’s all，” said the boy. eq \a\vs4\al(Ⅲ) 课文语法填空 Ben is a basketball fan but now he is in 1.a total mess now. After losing a basketball match, he thought the team 2.were let(let) down by one member and told a close friend what he thought. To his sorrow, the friend shared his 3.disappointment(disappoint) with others. Now Ben is turning 4.to Agony Aunt for help. Agony Aunt shared an old saying: “Loose lips sink ships.” She asked Ben 5.to apologise(apologise) to his teammate first 6.and talk to his friend because friendship is one of the 7.greatest(great) things in the world. And most 8.importantly(important), Ben should think about his own behavior. 9.Filled(fill) with anger, we tend to speak out our minds quickly without thinking clearly. Agony Aunt s