Unit 4 Body language Section Ⅰ Warming Up 一、根据句意和首字母或汉语提示写出单词 1.The painting in the flag of our class r unity,strength and effort. 2.As the teacher (走近) the dormitory of his students,the room became quiet. 3.Our duty is to (保卫) the country against its enemies. 4.He is (可能的)to win the match. 5.He got up early every morning to practice his (口语的) English. 6.Let’s set up an (社团)to help people in trouble. 7.I told him I’d meet him here but perhaps he (误解)and went straight to the pub. 8.Soon afterwards he made his first public (声明)about the affair. 9.While the man is doing this experiment,the children were watching (好奇地). 10.The female (宿舍)is off limits to all male students. 二、介、副词填空 1.I would like to introduce you the gentleman I spoke of the other day. 2.The mother reached her hands to her little son. 3.I nodded him as I passed his office. 4.The man represented himself a friend of the President. 5.The monument is in memory of the soldiers who died to defend their country the attacks. 6.A new approach studying English is being used in our class. 7.He sat with his arms his chest. 8.All the high school students are their crossroads,so they should work hard. 三、阅读理解 I've been really into surfing(冲浪) for more than fifteen years. I started learning in England, then I began going on surfing holidays abroad with my friends — we went to Bali in Indonesia, and also South Africa. After that I started wanting bigger challenges (挑战), so five years ago I decided to try the really big waves in Hawaii. Of course they can be dangerous, but it's worth it for the excitement you get when you're riding them. It's a magical feeling, like flying above the ocean, and for those few seconds you totally forget everything else in your life. —James I started climbing about twenty years ago, and I've now climbed three of the highest five mountains in Europe. It can be dangerous, and I've had some scary moments, but the sense of achievement when you reach the top is amazing. ———Mike Part of me had always wanted to try skydiving (跳伞), but I was really afraid the first time. The worst bit was just before I jumped out of the plane — I wanted to be back on the ground, not 4,000 metres up in the air. As a beginner you don't do it on your own — you're attached to the professional (职业的) instructor who helps you land safely. That first time was five years ago, and since then I've done more than twenty jumps on my own. —Susan I became interested in snowboarding the very first time I tried it. I soon realised I had a natural talent (天赋) for it, and it wasn't long before I was winning competitions and getting a bit of prize money. My dream is to be able to make my living just from boarding, so I now ... ...
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