Unit4 Meeting the house課時(shí)綜合復(fù)習(xí)(1) -高中英語(yǔ)外研版選擇性必修第一冊(cè)

Unit4課時(shí)綜合復(fù)習(xí)1課文語(yǔ)法填空HofmanisaDutchartist,1.__________largesculpturesareondisplayallovertheworld.Onewayforhimtofindinspirationis2.__________(turn)tohischildren’stoys.Besides，hegetshisideasfromChinesefolktales3.__________(pass)downthroughthegenerations.ChinesecomposerTanDunisfamous4.__________composingmusicforCrouchingTiger，HiddenDragonandthe2008BeijingOlympics.TolistentoTan’smusicis5.__________(experience)amixofChinesemusicaltraditionsandWesterninfluences.Heoncesaid，“There6.__________(be)noterritoryintheworldofmusic.”Inhisopinion，Chinesemusicshouldcarry“universal7.__________(express)”ofthehumanspirittoberecognisedbythewholeworld.YangLipinghasbeenknown8__________the“PeacockPrincess”．Theinspirationforherfamousdanceshascomefromthetimeshe9.__________(spend)inXishuangbanna.HerdancecomesfromDaipeople’s10__________(tradition)beliefandaimstobringouttheDaiwomen’sbeauty.閱讀理解AMay18thmarkstheWorldMuseumDay.Havealookatsomeoftheworld’sstrangestmuseums.WashingtonBananaMuseumAnnMitchellLovellreallylovesbananas.Infact，shelovesthemenoughtonotonlyruntheWashingtonBananaMuseum，whichfeaturesalmost4,000itemsrelatedtotheworld’sbest-sellingfruit，buttoalsouploadphotosofherfavoriteitemsfromthemuseumonlinesothosewhocan’tmakeittothephysicallocationcanstillenjoythevirtualBananaMuseum.RoswellUFOMuseumExhibitsincludeinformationontheRoswellincidentof1947，cropcircles，otherUFOsightings，Area51，andabductions(劫持)．RegardlessofyourpersonalopinionaboutUFOs，there’snodenyingthatthemuseumhasbeenquitesuccessful.Sinceitopeneditsdoorsin1992，ithasoutgrowntwodifferentlocations，andnowoccupiesanoldmovietheater.Shin-YokohamaRamenMuseumTheRamenMuseumisonlyanhourawayandoffersdelicious，delicateramennoodlesfromsomeofthetopramenrestaurantsinJapan.Asyoumightexpect，thisisonetastytour，asthemuseumallowsyoutotastesomeofthemostfamousnoodlesfromthroughoutthecountry.BeijingTapWaterMuseumOneofthekeyingredients(原料)youneedtomakerameniswater，sowhenyou’redonewithstrangemuseumsinJapan，maybeyoushouldheadtoChinatolearnmoreabouttapwater，specificallythehistoryofthefirstwaterplantinBeijing.Hereyoucanstudyover300itemstobetterfamiliarizeyourselfwiththe100-year-oldhistoryoftapwaterinChina.Thebestthingaboutthismuseumisthatanyofitsdrinkingfountainscanprovideyouwithalastinggiftofyourtrip.1．WhatisspecialforWashingtonBananaMuseum?A．Tastyfood. B．Onlineexhibition.C．Physicallocation. D．Convenienttransport.2．Whichmuseumbestsuitspeopleinterestedinouterspace?A．WashingtonBananaMuseum.B．RoswellUFOMuseum.C．Shin-YokohamaRamenMuseum.D．BeijingTapWaterMuseum.3．WhatcanwelearnaboutinBeijingTapWaterMuseum?A．The300objectsdisplayedinit.B．Thedrinkingfountainsoftapwater.C．AningredienttomakeJapaneseramen.D．ThedevelopmentoftapwaterinChina.BRecently，apaintingofactressElizabethTaylor，whichwasdrawnbyAmericanartistandfilm-makerAndyWarhol，soldforUS$63million.Anothersimpleblack-and-whiteimageofaCoca-ColabottlesoldforUS$35million.Buttheall-timerecordforaWarholpaintingis$100millionforapiecetitledEightElvises.What’samazingisnotthatthepiecessoldforsomuch，butthefactthattheyarenotwhatyouwouldcalltraditionalart.Theyare“popart”，artbasedonsimpleimagesofthingsandpeoplefromadvertising，movies，musicandday-to-daylife.Borninthe1920s，Warholgrewupmostlyseparatedfromotherchildrendueto(由于)healthproblems.Hespentalotofhistimealonedrawingandthenwentontostudyartincollege.Hebeganhiscareerasacommercial(商業(yè)的)artist，creatingpicturesformagazinearticlesandnewspaperads.ThatinspiredhimtoexperimentwithpopartandhehostedAmerica’sfirstpopartexhibitioninthe1960s.Theshowmetwithalotofdiscussionwithsomepeoplesayingthatwhathewasdoingwasnotart.Warholfollowedhisfirstworkswithaseriesweareallfamiliarwith—paintingsofCoca-Colabottles，Brillosoappadboxes，andportraits(肖像)offamouspeople.Soonafter，Warholstoppedcreatinghisownartwork.Instead，hehadassistantsandotherartistscreatethemathisstudiocalledTheFactory.Warholwantedtoshowtheworldthatartdoesn’thavetobecomplexororiginal；itcanbecreatedbyanyoneusingordinarythings.Today，Warhol’sworkisunmistakableinitsuniqueness.Nomatterhowyoumayfeelabouthiswork，onethingcannotbeargued.Heintroducedtheworldtoawholenewartform，inspiringfuturegenerationsofartists，andeventuallybecomingoneofthemostfamousandsuccessfulpopartartistsintheworld.4．Duringhischildhood，Warhol.A．drewpicturesformagazinesB．a(chǎn)lwayslivedalonelylifeC．showednointerestinartD．likedtopaintanddance5．CallinghisstudioTheFactory，Warholtriedtoshow.A．hisstudiowasasbigasafactoryB．popartisdifferentfromtraditionalartC．a(chǎn)rtistsprefertoworkinafactoryD．a(chǎn)rtshouldbesimpleandeasytoproduce6．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．AndyWarhol’sWorldofPopArtB．WomeninthePopArtMovementC．AFunPop-artSelf-portraitforKidsD．PopularPaintingsbyAndyWarholCManyofushaveheardoforseenMyFairLady(1964)，aclassicmoviestarringBritishactressAudreyHepburn.ThefilmisanadaptationofPygmalion，acomicplaybytheIrishmanGeorgeBernardShaw(1856－1950)．However，themusicalversionofMyFairLadyisevenolder，andhasbeenentertainingaudiencessince1956.Infact，anewBroadwayversionofthemusicalwasnominatedfor10Tonyawards.ThestoryofElizaDoolittle，aworking-classflowersellerfromLondon，andthesnobbishProfessorHiggins，whoteachesher“properEnglish”，hasnevershowedanysignsofdyingoutsinceitwasintroduced.Butwhydopeoplestillqueueuparoundtheblockforticketswhenanewproductionoftheplayisannounced?Theanswerissimple：Themusicalhasawonderfulstory.EveryonecanidentifywithDoolittle’sdesiretoliveamoresatisfyinglife；allshewantsistogetridofheraccentsoshecangetajobinastoreandnotonthestreets.However，itseemsthatpeoplelikeHigginsarealwayslookingdownonDoolittlefornotbeingfromafancyfamily，whichissomethingthatmanyofuscanrelateto.BesidesDoolittle’sbackground，thestoryandthesongsinthemusicalarealsowhatmakeitsopopular.AudiencemembersaremovedwhenElizaandherfellowflowersellersimaginewhatit’dbeliketoliveasarichpersondoes.Thisisperfectlysummedupinthelyric，“Wouldn’titbelovely？”Themusicalalsomakespeoplethink.Itdoesn’tmakesensethatonekindofaccentcanbeconsideredgoodandanotherbad.Elizaandherfatherspeak“badly”becausetheywerebornpoor，whileHigginsspeaks“properEnglish”becausehewasborna“gentleman”．Thatreflectstheunfairnessofclassdivisions—akindofunfairnessthatstillsadlyexiststoday.7．Theunderlinedword“nominated”inParagraph2canbereplacedby“”．A．a(chǎn)ppointed B．selectedC．proposed D．directed8．PeoplelikeBroadway’smusicalMyFairLadymainlybecause.A．it’sconsideredthebestadaptationofPygmalionB．itoffersagoodchancetolearnproperEnglishC．itwasnominatedfor10TonyawardsD．theycanrelatetothestory9．WhatmessagedoesMyFairLadyconvey?A．Don’tjudgepeoplebyappearance.B．Women’sstatushasbeengreatlyimprovedintheUK.C．SocialclassdivisionisdeeplyrootedinBritishsociety.D．One’slanguageabilityandmannerarethekeytosuccess.10．Whatcanweknowaboutthestoryofthemusical?A．Higginsisdescribedasakind-heartedman.B．Elizawasbornpoorbutfoughtforabetterlife.C．HigginsandElizahavebeengettingalongwellsincetheyfirstmet.D．ElizafinallychangedHiggins’prejudiceagainstthepoor.七選五PaintingTheartofcreatingpicturesusingcolors，shapesandlinesiscalledpainting.Museumsandgalleriesshowthepaintingsofprofessionalartists.Butpaintingisalsoapopularformofentertainmentandcreativeexpression.1Experiencedpaintersusuallyuseabrushtoapplyoilpaintstoacanvas(畫布)．Youngpaintersusuallyusewatercolorsonpiecesofpaper.Veryyoungchildrenmayusefingerpaintstocreatepaintings.Painterscanusetheirarttoexpressdevotiontoareligion，tellastory，expressfeelingsandideas，orsimplypresentapleasingpicture.Religiouspaintingsoftenshowagodorascenefromasacredtext(《圣經(jīng)》經(jīng)文)．Othercommonsubjectshavebeenfamouslegendsandeventsinhistory，aswellasscenesfromdailylife.Artistsalsopaintportraits，orpicturesofpeople.2Allofthesetypesofpaintingsshowthehumanfigureinsomeway.Somekindsofpaintingsdonotfocusonpeople.Inlandscapes(鄉(xiāng)村風(fēng)景畫)thefocusisonscenesfromnature.Artistsalsopaintstillobjectssuchasfruitsandvegetables.3Someartistscommunicatetheirideasthroughpictures