人教版高中英語必修二UNit1.doc

?Unit 1 Cultural relics surviveconsider remain agree prove remove in return the way at war look intobelong to in search of take apart think highly ofThere is no doubt that.I think highly of.As far as Im concerned, I think.I cant help thinking (that).I would like to say.The point is.I dont agree thatI must say that I agree with you.As I see it.Dont you agree /think (that).In my opinionview.Personally, we shouldWell, obviously we should1survive Is it enough to have survived for a long time(Warming Up)survive(1) ()Only two passengers survived the air-crash.Two-thirds of the people survived the earthquake., (2) She survived her husband by twenty years. (3) Few survived after the flood. n. survivorAfter the traffic accident, no one _except a few people who were badly injured.A. survive B. survived C. was survived D. was survivingBsurvive 2considerthe judge does not consider what each eyewitness looks like.(page 5 line 10)consider(1) 1) consider+/ Youd better consider my suggestion. Im considering going abroad some day. 2) consider+ Have you considered what he suggested? We must consider what to do next. (2)consider 1) consider sb./sth.+(as)+/ as We consider him honest. At first they considered me as a doctor. 2) consider +sb. /sth.+ to be() We consider this matter to be very important. We all consider him to have stolen the bike. 3) consider +it+/+We consider it hard to study English well. I consider it my duty to help you with your studies. 4) consider+ We consider that the music is well worth listening to. 1. John did quite well in his exams, _how little he studied.A. consider B. considering C. considered D. to consider2. Abraham Lincoln is generally considered _ the greatest president of America.A. to be B. as C. / D. All of the above.1.B 2.D1consider considering 2. 3remainstayWhen the others had gone, Joan remained (=stayed) to clean the room.Only a few leaves remained (=were still) on the tree. The Smiths remained there all through the year. The soldiers were ordered to remain where they were. remain / stay there, stay (at) home remain1) Peter became a manager but John remained a worker. Their marriage remains a secret. 2) Whatever great progress you have made, you should remain modest. The shop remains open until 11 at night. 3) They never remained satisfied with their successes. ()They remained locked in the room. ()4) The guests came in, but she remained sitting at the desk reading. ,()5) This remains to be proved. () Whether it will do us good remains to be seen. 6) I have remained in touch with the Greens for more than 10 years. He had to remain in hospital until he was better. remain The remains of a meal can be given to a pig. They found some remains of the Tang Dynasty. remainingleft He bought me a gift with the remaining money. 4agree some people may not agree with this opinion but they also cannot prove that they are right. (page 5 line 7)agree withagree toagree onagree with , agree on agree to plan suggestion ideaYou and I agree on this point. They might not agree with his opinions. I agree with what you said. She cant agree to your demands. 1. We agreed _her but so far she hasnt turned up yet.A. having metB. meetingC. to meet D. to have met2. The manager has _to improve the working conditions in the company.A. accepted B. allowedC. permittedD. agreed 1.C 2.D1. agreeagree to do sth do to have met2. ABallow doingallow sb. to do sth. CBD5prove.an opinion is what someone believes is true but has not been proved.(page 5 line5)prove(1) prove+/He has proved his courage in the battle. This further proved the strength of our economy. (2) prove sth. to sb. The difficulty was how he could prove his ideas to other scientists.Can you prove your theory to us? (3) prove+1) They proved themselves wise and brave. Facts have proved these worries groundless. 2) prove+() She proved herself an able secretary. He has proved himself a success. 3) All this proved him to be an honest man. The experiment proved his theory to be important to our research. (4) prove+ Galileo proved that the earth and all other planets move around the sun.Can you prove where you were on May 10th? ?1. Premier Zhou_ to be unforgettable in the hearts of the Chinese people.A. proved B. regarded C. thought D. considered2. As it happened, my advice _ to be wrong.A. proved B. was proved C. has proved D. proves1. A 2. A1. : 2. : prove be 6. the way.the room was completed the way she wanted it. the way she wanted it the way thatin a wayin the way1the way+ the waythat / in which / - She cooks chicken in the way I like. 2the way +to do / of doing He asked me the way to work out the problem. 1. I dont like _you speak to her.A. the way B. the way in that C. the way which D. the way of which2. The way he thinks of _the problem is effective.A. working out B. to work out C. works out D. worked out1. A 2. B1. the way the waythatin which2. 7in returnin return, the Czar sent him a troop of his best soldier. (page 2, line3)in return In return, we drove John back home. in return of I bought him a drink in return of his help. in praise of in favor of in honor of 1. He has given me so much help that I really want to do some for him _.A. in turn B. by return C. in return D. in answer2. He helps me with English, and I help him with Chinese _.A. for return B. as return C. in return D. to return1.C 2.C1. 2. 8removemovethe Russians were able to remove some furniture and small art objects from the Amber Room. (page2, line 12)removemove (take) sth. awayremove (take off) ones clothesmovemoveremove names from the listDont move the dishes on the table before Ive finished. ()Dont remove the dishes on the table before Ive finished. ()remove movemoveWe are moving house next week. 1. They were taught to learn the spirit of the Foolish Old Man _the mountains.A. removed B. moved C. who removedD. to move2. The boy is _from school because he often plays truantA. gone B. removed C. to remove D. beat1. C 2. B1. ABD 2. 9belong toTo whom the amber room belonged, (page 2, line 1)1, , All the goods here belong to the school. Who does this garden belong to? Put it back to which /where it belongs after you have read it. 2in on These books belong on the shelf. belong to Dont take things that_.A. are not belonging to you B. are not belonged to youC. dont belong to you D. dont belong to yoursC belong to ABThere is no doubt that the boxes were then put on a train.(page2, line 15)doubt(1) doubt1) doubt+ I doubt his word. They doubted him before. I dont doubt that he can finish the task on time. 2doubtwhether / if that I doubt whether we can get the first place in the competition. I dont doubt that he will tell us the truth.(2) doubt1) doubtthatThere is no doubt that.sb. has/have no doubt that. I have no doubt that he will succeed. There is no doubt that they will agree with you on this matter. 2) doubtwhetherifwhether He had his doubts whether they would give him another chance. There is some doubt whether their football team will win the match. There is no doubt about / of There is no doubt about / of his honesty. There is no doubt that we can finish our task ahead of time. 3) doubt in doubt about. We are in doubt (about) what to do next. no/without/beyond doubt It is no doubt difficult. No doubt he didnt mean to hurt you. Beyond doubt he will give you some advice on your study. make no doubt of. We make no doubt of his sincerity. She made no doubt of what he had said. What he had done cast doubt on his honesty. _ for us to discuss the problem again. It has already been settled.A. It has no doubt B. There has no doubt C. It is