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1课时作业(二十三)[模块7Unit4Publictransport](限时：30分钟)Ⅰ.单项填空1．Hewasdismissed,becausehehadbeenwarnedtobe________butwaslateagain.A．intelligentB．diligentC．punctualD．available2．Tokeephealthy,ProfessorJohnson________cyclingasaregularformofexerciseafterheretired.A．tookupB．caughtonC．carriedoutD．madefor3．Itisreportedthatsomewildanimalswerefound________inabigcaveinthemountain.A．tohidedeadB．hiddendeadC．hidingdeadD．hiddendeath4．Thisisthebetterusethatwe________thelimitedspaceinourkitchen.A．makeofB．makeupC．makeintoD．makefrom5．________isuptoallof________roaduserstomakesurethatweavoidaccidentsbypayingattentiontoroadsafety.A．It;ourB．That;weC．It;usD．This;our6．—Becauseoftherain，we'llhaveto________thefootballmatch.—I'mfreenextSundayifyouwouldliketoplaythen.A．advanceB．postponeC．abandonD．advocate7．Shejustdidn'tknowhowtoexpressthebeautifulfeelingofstudyinginsuchauniversity________withagoodatmosphereofstudyingEnglish.A．fillingB．havingfilledC．filledD．tofill8．I'dpreferto________myjudgementuntilIfindalltheevidence.A.showB.expressC.passD.reserve29．—Doyouthinkitis________tojudgeamanonlybyhislooks?—Idon'tthinkso.A．trueB．realC．reliableD．relative10．WhenIwastwenty,Ihadto________beforegraduationandworkinaclothesshoptohelpsupportmyfamily.A．comeoutB．stayoutC．leaveoutD．dropout11．Thepolicearrested________thieveslastnight.A．fewB．alittleC．ahandfulofD．agreatdealof12．Hestartedtoexplain,butshecuthimshort,________shehadtoputanendtoit.A．sayingB．saidC．tosayD．havingsaid13．Anunlockeddoorisaninvitation________theft.A．forB．atC．toD．with14．Theorganization'saimisto________peoplefromalloverthecountrywhoaresufferingfromthedisease.A．linkupB．breakupC．gatherupD．pickup15．Insomewesterncountries,demandofgraduatesfromMBAcourseshas________．A．turneddownB．turnedoverC．fallendownD．fallenoverⅡ.阅读理解ABabiesworkhardtogetreadytotalk.Theylistenattentively,andataround6monthsofagestarttobabble(含糊不清地说)withpassionwhiletheirbrainsfigureouthowtomakesoundsunderstoodbyothers.Anewstudysuggestsbabiesmightalsolearntogabbyusingtheireyes.“Babiesstarttolipreadwhentheylearntobabble，”saidDavidLewkowicz,apsychologistwhoworkedonthestudy.Atthattime,hesays,infantsprobablyconnectthesound3ofawordtotheshapeofaperson'smouthwhensayingtheword.LewkowiczandAmyHansenTift,bothofFloridaAtlanticUniversityinBocaRaton,conductedtheexperimentsdemonstratingbabies'lipreadingskills.Thescientistsstudied179infantsfromfamilieswhereEnglishisthemainlanguagespokenathome.Thechildren,whoweredividedintogroupsbyage,worespecialdeviceswhiletheywatchedvideosofawomanspeakingEnglishorspeakingSpanish,whichwasaforeignlanguagetothebabies.Thedevicekepttrackofwherethechildlookedwhilewatchingeachvideo.Babblingbabiesbetweenages8and12monthsoldwatchedthespeaker'slipsduringeveryvideo.Babieswhocouldtalkalsowatchedthespeaker'slips—butonlywhileviewingSpanishvideos.WhilewatchingtheEnglishvideos,babieswhocouldtalkswitchedtowatchingthewoman'seyes.Thescientistssaythesefindingssuggestthatbabieswhoalreadyusewordscanlookawayfromaspeaker'smouthandtowardtheeyesforadditional,nonverbal(非语言的)communicationclues.Thenewstudyisusefulforunderstandinghowbabieslearntospeak,butitalsomighthelpresearchersunderstanddisorderslikeautism.Childrenwithautismhaveahardtimecommunicatingclearlyandformingrelationshipswithpeople.Previousstudieshaveshownthatchildrenwithautismwatchpeople'smouthsandavoideyecontactbythetimetheyare2yearsold.Thenewexperimentssuggestthatprolonged(长时期的)lipreadinginyoungerchildren,between1and2yearsold,maybeanearlysignofimpending(将发生的)problems.“It'stoosoontoknowifalongerperiodoflipreadingmightbeconnectedtoautism，”saidRheaPaul,whoisapsychologistandautismresearcheratYaleUniversity.Shesaysthenewstudydemonstrates,however,that“itisnormalforinfantstoincreasinglylookawayfromadults'eyesandattheirmouthsfrom6to12monthsofage.”16．Theunderlinedword“gab”inthefirstparagraphcanbereplacedby“________”．A．readB．communicateC．observeD．talk17．Whydidtheresearchersmakethechildrenwearspecialdevicesduringtheexperiments?A．Toknowhowtheywouldreacttothevideosemotionally.B．Tokeepthemalwaysinterestedinwatchingallthevideos.C．Toknowwhattheywouldfocusonwhilewatchingthevideos.4D．Toknowwhichlanguagetheywouldbemoreinterestedin.18．Inthestudy,LewkowiczandAmyHansenTiftfoundthat________．A．allthebabieswatchedthespeaker'slipsduringeveryvideoB．babieswhocouldn'ttalkwatchedthespeaker'smouthduringeveryvideoC．babieswhocouldtalkwatchedthespeaker'seyesduringeveryvideoD．babieswhocouldtalkwatchedthespeaker'slipsandeyesduringeveryvideo19．Thesixthparagraphisintendedtoexplain________．A．theearlysignsofautisminchildrenB．howbabieslearntospeakC．thesignificanceofthenewstudyD．theeffectsofautismonchildrenBTheKing'sSchool,Canterburyisanindependent,coeducationalsecondaryschool.Therearecurrently791pupilsontheschoolroll(名单).Theschoolhasalonganddistinguishedhistory,anditisalsooneoftheoldestcharitiesinthecountry,providingscholarshipstopupilsandorganizingaCharityoftheTerm.Thecurriculum(课程)atKing'sisbasedonstrongacademicroots.Itemphasizesandreliesuponwhatisbestintraditionalindependentschooleducation:scholarlyexcellencesupported