牛津译林版（2019）选择性必修二高中英语Unit 1 The mass media Revision 单元复习
试卷更新日期：2022-03-30 类型：单元试卷
一、句子填空：
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1. Read two news reports and an article on reading news (critical).2. What types of mass media do you usually rely for information and (entertain).3. Firefighters quickly put the Henderson Tower fire last night.4. The fire, which is thought to have started from the 8th floor, spread quickly through the tower block Sunday night, leaving people on the upper floors (trap).5. Fears grew the number of deaths could reach 5, according to figures (release) by emergency services.6. Firefighters got the situation control around 11 p.m.7. is concern that the construction company that built the tower block had not followed fire (safe) rules.8. A terrible fire broke out on Sunday night, (leave) the Henderson Tower seriously damaged.9. Emergency services estimate that the number of (die) could reach 9.10. The fire has left dozens of people injured, 5 of are a critical condition.11. I was about (have) a bath when I heard people screaming and dogs barking.12. Mr. Peterson confirms a (drop) cigarette end on a carpet of the 8th floor started the fire and the automatic fire alarms did not go quickly enough to prevent the disaster.13. A team is (current) investigating the accident further.14. We rely on news to learn about is happening in the world around us.15. Let's take the two news reports on the Henderson Tower fire an example.16. Even if news reports (write) from basically same perspective, they may contradict each other in terms of (fact) details, as events in the real world are usually complicated and constantly changing.17. When we come across such factual (differ), we should not rush to the (conclude) that one of the news reports gives false information.18. News reports (write) at different stages of an event could contain different information as news facts are brought light.19. Therefore, checking different sources enables us to draw a more (inform) conclusion.20. sum up, it is wise to read news reports written from various perspectives and different stages, which brings us a more accurate (understand) of a situation.21. We also need to be critical the information we receive and remember not to (blind) trust what we have read.22. Though journalists (commit) to presenting the truth, it's better to use our own (judge) than rely entirely on news reports.23. With great discrimination, every one of us has the potential (be) a critical news reader.24. There are a couple of things you should put on your list of (priority).25. The information (involve) in a complex story may come from dozens of sources.26. Good journalists need to organize all this information clearly to give an accurate account what is happening.27. You must have a natural (curious) about things that are happening.28. Good journalists are (sense) enough to notice the events and draw public attention it.29. Finally, good journalists are committed to (reveal) the truth.30. Being a good journalists requires writing skills, curiosity and (commit) to finding the truth.31. Pulitzer quickly became a successful journalist and by the age of 25, he (become) a publisher.32. His paper published articles about politics and social issues, (accuse) government officials of dishonesty and (wealth) peoples of not paying their taxes.33. Sales of the newspaper mounted until it was the bestselling newspaper in the country.34. Pulitzer was the first (advocate) the training of journalists at university level.35. Many of the best reporters had worked for his paper before its (fail) in 1931.36. The Pulitzer Prizes are a set of awards (honor) excellence in journalism and the arts.37. The prizes were established (large) due to the efforts of Joseph Pulitzer, who had built his reputation a newspaper publisher.38. He left money in his 1904 will (fund) the establishment of the prizes, (state) that he wanted four awards in journalism, four in letters and drama, one for education, and five traveling scholarships.39. When O'Neill received the Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 1957, it was the fourth time he (win) it.40. The Pulitzer Prizes have also expanded (include) such categories as photograph and music.41. Today, (win) the Pulitzer Prizes is considered by many (be) the highest achievement possible in journalism.42. The past decades (witness) the rapid development of online news media.43. People can read the same content online is printed in the newspaper every day.44. the chart shows, technology (transform) the way people get news during the past years.45. According one study, 38% of online news readers regularly comment articles.46. People have much easier access news, so readers can get the (late) updates whenever and wherever they want.47. The future of online news media will develop hand hand with print news media.48. As we can see, online news media enjoys great (popular) among young people.49. It is clear that online news media is becoming (increase) popular among young people.50. Nowadays an (increase) number of people turn to online news media for information.51. short, advertising refers the activity of promoting a product or service.52. In other words, it tried to persuade people (buy) a product or service.53. The history of advertising has always been closely linked that of the mass media.54. (base) on the psychology behind creating a desire to buy, advertisers have developed ways of persuading people purchasing their products or services.55. A slogan may connect a fine china teapot it aims to promote with our pride having good taste.56. Some films (sponsor) by leading brands, so that only their products appear in the films, like the watches (wear) by the title character in the James Bond films.57. It is not uncommon for sports video game series to feature different in-game (equip) with real brand names.58. Students of a Nanjing senior high school brought joy the elderly and brightened their day by volunteering at a local nursing home last weekend.59. The nursing home, (locate) on a housing estate, has more than 150 senior citizens.60. Today's activities have made a big (different) to the lives of residents as well as the students.
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61. 来自世界各地的救援人员正在全力解救困在山洞里的孩子。(trap)62. 九月的进口贸易数据将在下个周末公布。(release)63. 孩子对周围的世界有天然的好奇心。(curiosity)64. 被指责说谎时，他感到很生气。(accuse)65. 你应该按照轻重缓急把任务列出来。(priority)66. 我们学校致力于每个学生的全面发展。(be committed to)67. 在黄金时段的电视上投放广告是非常昂贵的。(advertise, peak)68. 他花了两个小时才把自己的想法表达清楚。(get across)
三、书面表达：
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69. 你校将举办英语演讲比赛。请你以online news media为题写一篇发言稿参赛。内容包括：网络新闻媒体的现状、优缺点及未来的趋势。
It is obvious that online news media is becoming increasingly popular. As we have entered the smartphone era, we prefer to rely on news apps such as Jinri Toutiao and official news media accounts to learn about what is happening in the world.
From my point of view, the advantages of online news media outweigh the disadvantages. Firstly, it covers a wider range of stories and almost instantly updates news events. Besides, it is easier for us to check the latest news on the mobile devices at any time. Another positive aspect is that we as readers can post our own comments to interact with others. As to the disadvantages, first of all, many people may unconsciously become the tool of spreading a great deal of fake news. What's worse, being addicted to the online news wastes our time.
To sum up, online news media makes it a more personal and comprehensive experience to read news and its rapid rise is unlikely to stop.
70. 假定你是李华，在今年的暑假期间，你的好友Tom迷上了网络新闻，请你帮他分析一下网络新闻的利弊，用英文给他一封建议信。内容包括：1）获取最新新闻；减少纸的使用； 2）存在虚假信息；易误导大众；3）建议
Dear Tom,
I'm writing to tell you the Internet news has both advantages and disadvantages.
With the help of the Internet, we can use our mobile phones or other devices to look through the Internet news and get the latest information in a short time. In addition, by reading the Internet news, we can reduce the use of paper, which is beneficial to the environment. However, the Internet news is also flooded with false information, which misleads people easily. With all of that information, the critical thinking skill is necessary so that you won't be tricked.
Looking forward to your early reply.
Yours,
Li Hua