UNIT 5 SectionⅠ 夯基提能 Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．People shouldn't judge a person only on the basis (base) of his appearance. 2．Initially, the doctors were totally ignorant (ignore) about how to deal with this serious disease. 3． Judging (judge) from her voice, it was evident that she was trapped in sorrow. 4．Seeing the strange giant ahead, all sorts (sort) of wild ideas went through Scrooge's head. 5．A glorious victory could be achieved only by effort and patience (patient)． 6．As a matter of fact, what we should do was hold fast to the dreams and fight to the end. 7．It was an unpopular decision to postpone building (build) the new hospital. 8．You ought to have (have) two plans for getting out of your house if there is a fire. 9．I found all the facilities repaired (repair) and I breathed a sigh of relief. 10．Do you still remember the spot where we once ran into a famous astronaut Ⅱ.完成句子 1．我正在街上走着，这时我看到了一个钱包。 I was walking on the street when I spotted a wallet . 2．根据钱包里的电话号码，我联系上了钱包的主人。 On the basis of the telephone number in the wallet ，I contacted its owner. 3．我耐心地等他。 I waited for him with patience . 4．一看到我，失主激动地说：“正是你帮助我找到了装着我的身份证的钱包。” On seeing me，the owner said excitedly，“It is you who/that help me find my wallet containing my identity card.” 5．作为回报，他坚持请我吃晚饭。 In return ，he insisted on treating me to dinner. Ⅲ.阅读理解 A (2024·荆州高一检测) Two Canadian cyclists are riding 8,000 kilometers across Canada with an important task.These great riders have Parkinson's disease (帕金森氏病) and during their tour, they are helping others with Parkinson's to get on their bikes and rediscover freedom and joy. Steve Iseman and Jim Redmond started their bike tour on June 25,2022, in Victoria, British Columbia.They are receiving support and help on the way by friends Mike and Loghrin and his wife Darlene. Iseman and Redmond were both fit before they were diagnosed (诊断) with early Parkinson's disease and decided to keep active and push themselves.This is the message they wish to convey to those 100,000 Canadians who have also been diagnosed. Nine out of ten Canadians with Parkinson's are short of support and live in silence and alone.As the number of those diagnosed is increasing each year, this brave team wants to give these people confidence.On August 2, the riders were in Thunder Bay, Ontario, over halfway through their three-month ride.They are being interviewed by local news stations and podcasters (播客) along the way, hoping to get the word out and to raise money for research. Both Iseman and Redmond had to work hard to feel happiness on the bike.“When I got on a bike it was like lightning struck.Although I was not fast, I felt like I was fast and, more importantly, I felt free，” Redmond explained. This two Canadians want to inspire others to do the same.To ride with Parkinson's, people may have to make a few changes, but the rew ... ...
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