Unit 5 What an adventure! 单元话题语法填空练习 My alarm clock 1 (ring). I opened my eyes and suddenly remembered it was the day of the class trip to Pulau Ubin with Miss Lee. I changed into my school uniform and had 2 quick breakfast. Then, I began to walk to my school 3 (meet) my classmates. Miss Lee gave us some instructions and put us into groups of six. Then we set off. An hour 4 (late), we arrived at Pulau Ubin. As we walked along, I suddenly saw Janet falling 5 the deep lake. Janet had stepped on a banana peel, 6 a man had thrown on the ground. She cried, “Help! I am dying soon.” 7 (see) that, I asked Miss Lee for help. We 8 (work) together to pull Janet to the bank. Then we 9 (immediate) took her to the hospital. The doctor said that she was going to stay in hospital for two weeks because she 10 (break) her right leg. The man who threw the banana peel on the ground was fined for littering. 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Learning outside the classroom through adventurous activities 11 (be) known to have significant advantages. It helps children develop both technical and social skills by 12 (overcome) challenges and sharing decisions. Such activities might include various forms of orienteering (定向越野赛), using a climbing wall or different forms of cycling — as well 13 problem-solving tasks. From a psychological view, they help pupils develop a “can do” attitude that can 14 (use) in all aspects of school life. They develop a sense of confidence 15 gives them the power to face up to challenges, express and deal 16 emotions, and a chance to succeed. There are educational 17 (benefit) too. This is a chance to support cross-curricular (跨学科的) teaching by which pupils can improve their own learning and performance and communication skills. In addition, a focus on 18 (person) development using basic skills related to outdoor activities can be achieved through different team-building exercises. They also develop pupils’ ability 19 (work) together and develop a sense of responsibility. And many of these are 20 (particular) helpful at the beginning of high school. 语法填空。 Every year, hundreds of people spend good money on 21 experience that they knew would include crowds, discomfort and 22 (dangerous). Many would become sick due to the 23 (extremely) cold and low air pressure and a few would even lose their 24 (life).For those people, 25 (climb) Qomolangma is an experience which makes some feel powerful. For them, what they get from the adventure is just sheer joy. That is what life 26 (mean). It brings into focus 27 is important to them and forces you to look deep inside 28 (you). Psychologists refer to the personalities of these people as “Type T”. Although the climbers may say they are experts but are not taking risks, they don’t expect 29 (die). Our desire to seek risks can be connected with 30 much we expect to benefit from the result. 选词填空 Climbing Qomolangma is 31 experience that would inc ... ...
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