牛津上海版高二下Revision(Unit Four—Unit Six)（含答案）

Revision(Unit Four—Unit Six) Unit Four Complete the following sentences with the given words in their proper forms. 1. He will_____(probable) refuse the offer. 2. He cares very little for _____ (famous) and gain. 3. She has a reputation for honest _____ (deal). 4. Perhaps, Mr. Thomas, you ought to tell us something of your_____ (finance) background and prospects before Jane makes up his mind. 5.1 accepted his_____ (argue) that taxation should be increased. 6. Rain has_____ (upset) our plans for a picnic. 7. It's completely_____(sane) to fly in the fog. 8. The police did an_____(admire) job in keeping the fans calm. 9. The applause shows that the performance was a(n) _____ (doubt) success. 10. Though he was born in Italy, he is actually a_____(Belgium) . Choose the phrase from the word box and fill in the blanks. depend on argue with miss the chance hear of believe in cut off deal with deserve all the blame 1. The power was _____because of the snow storms. 2. Because he didn't_____ the government in power, he chose to leave the country. 3. It is quite common for the university students in China to _____their parents though some may have part time jobs. 4. Please remember never to_____ women even if the truth is on your side. 5. To_____ the government, he tried his best to get to know many officials. 6. In my opinion, the man who should _____for what happened was the captain. 7. I would never usually choose to walk in the rain, but I could not bear to of seeing him again. 8. I usually _____the latest news of famous singers in that magazine. Grammar Since its creation in 2010, the Giving Pledge(乐施誓约) has been signed by 154 billionaires—ages 30 to 100, from 16 countries, with (21) _____(combine)wealth of nearly $ 800 billion—a sum greater than the gross domestic product of most countries. These individuals (22) _____(promise)to donate at least $400 billion of their money to help others generously. Many other wealthy individuals and families who fall below the billionaire class also (23) _____(contribute)large sums to charity—without sacrificing their ability to take care of (24) _____and their beloved ones in their chosen lifestyles. But what about the rest of us? The vast majority of Americans cannot afford to give away half of their net worth(净资产) and still be in a position (25) _____(meet)their essential needs. The original intention of the Giving Pledge was not only to create a group of billionaire charitarians, but also to encourage, by example, increased charity at all levels. Robert Rosen, the director of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, encourages all people to consider (26) _____(make)a “pledge” to charity. He says: “(27) _____not all of us can give away half of our wealth, the idea of the Giving Pledge can help encourage an important conversation with your spouse or family about (28) _____ is possible in terms of generosity and the positive impact that giving can have on society. “Making a commitment of a pledge also mean ... ...