Lesson 44 Popular Sayings 【练基础】 一、根据句意及汉语提示填空 1.Our (社会) has changed a lot in the past 30 years. 2.She lost several (磅) last month. 3.What's the greatest invention for (人类) 4.You should be a (富有的) person in knowledge. 5.I wonder (是否) he has left or not. 二、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空 6.The boss make the workers (finish) the work on time. 7.Why do you have such a (fool) reaction 8.（原创）There are many (shelf) in our school library. 9.Do you think some old (say) are very useful 10.I believe (see) is believing. 【练基础】 三、单项选择 ( )11.To take care of my grandfather and my grandmother my duty. A.be B.is C.are D.were ( )12.Judy is an outgoing girl. She shows everything on her face, she is happy or not. A.whether B.until C.unless D.although ( )13.My mother says my friend is similar me, but I think she is different me. A.as; from B.to; to C.to; from D.to; as ( )14.The Yangtze River is longer than in China. A.any river B.any other river C.all the rivers D.the rivers ( )15.His parents always encourage him out his opinion. A.speak B.speaking C.to speak D.will speak 四、连词成句 16.room, the, is, of, beautiful, full, flowers . 17.helpful, good, for, it's, to, you, form, habits . 18.these, one, articles, thing, all, in, have, common . 五、按要求完成句子 19.He was tired, but he didn't have any time to have a rest at all. (改为同义句) he was tired, he didn't have any time to have a rest at all. 20.The sayings come from the experience of different walks of people. (对画线部分提问) the sayings from 21.Take a look at the sayings. (变为否定句) a look at the sayings. 22.你的工作和我的相似。 Your job mine. 23.Chinese sayings and English sayings have something to common. (句中有一处或几处错误,找出并改正) 【练素养】 六、阅读理解（核心素养：文化意识） 阅读下面一篇材料,然后从各小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。 If you're riding in a “lift” or an “elevator”, or eating “chips” versus “fries”, these words all depend on whether you're in the UK or US. Although they, both speak English, there are many phrases and idioms that are different between the cultures. For example, have you ever just not been in the mood to go out with friends In the US, you might say you don't feel like doing that activity. But in the UK, you would say, “I can't be asked.” Maybe you're about to take a test and feel a little anxious. In the US, you might say you are nervous. But in the UK, one could say they are “having kittens”. If someone in the UK were feeling they were under pressure, they might say they are “under the cosh”. Even many native English speakers are often confused by the meanings of these terms. Stephanie Stone, a US native, recalls her experience studying in the UK. “People would ask, ‘You're all right ‘For months I thought I looked unwell until I realized it just meant ‘How's it going ’” If you want to know more about US and UK idioms, you'd better “have a butcher's ... ...
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