《2025年英语同步练习与测评高中英语必修1外研版青海专版》

5 根据例句和中文提示,仿写句子。
1. 【例句】These words come from the author of the book The Secret Garden, first published in 1911.
【仿句】帮助也可能来自某些意想不到的地方。Help may also come from some unexpected places.
2. 【例句】Around half the population spend their free time gardening.
【仿句】工程师们花费很多时间和精力来制订完美的解决方案。Engineers spend much time and energy developing perfect solutions.
3. 【例句】While many Brits like nothing better than spending their Sunday cutting the grass, some are happy just to sit and enjoy the beauty of the world around them.
【仿句】Tom 很擅长理科,而他的弟弟则对文科更感兴趣。Tom is very good at science, while his younger brother has more interest in arts.
4. 【例句】As well as being good for the environment, gardening is also good for the soul.
【仿句】除了散步之外,他还喜欢钓鱼和打猎。As well as walking, he likes fishing and shooting.
5. 【例句】And if you’re in any doubt about this, take a moment to reflect on this line.
【仿句】如果你有任何疑问,你可以参考这本书。If you are in any doubt, you can refer to this book.

答案： 1. Help may also come from some unexpected places. 2. Engineers spend much time and energy developing perfect solutions. 3. Tom is very good at science, while his younger brother has more interest in arts. 4. As well as walking, he likes fishing and shooting. 5. If you are in any doubt, you can refer to this book.

6 a 阅读短文,画出每个段落的主题句。
1. The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, better known more simply as Kew Gardens, is one of the most famous gardens for the study and enjoyment of plants in the world. The word “botanic” means relating to plants.
2. Kew Gardens was at first a private summer palace for the royal family to relax. The gardens were created in 1759 to provide a quiet place to get away from the noise and crowds of the city.
3. Kew Gardens became a popular place to visit after it opened to the public in 1840. The famous Palm House was constructed in 1844 and the Temperate House, the largest Victorian glasshouse in the world, followed later in the 19th century. With the opening of the railway line in 1869, Kew became an easy day out for people living in the capital. Today, millions of people go to Kew Gardens to enjoy its pleasant atmosphere, walking under the cooling branches of the trees and refreshing themselves by experiencing the calming greenery.
4. As well as nature, Kew Gardens includes a number of interesting buildings. These include the Great Pagoda which was built in 1762 as a copy of a Chinese building. This was at a time when all things from Asia were very fashionable in England. The pagoda has 10 floors and stands at almost 50 metres high. You can climb the 253 steps to the top to get a breathtaking view across this part of London.
5. But Kew Gardens is more than just a beautiful park pleasing to people with green fingers. It is actually a place of very important scientific research. Kew has taken the lead in collecting and conserving plant seeds from all over the world. It is starting with the most at-risk plants and those with the most use for the future.
6. In 2003 Kew Gardens became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in recognition of its importance as a special place for the study of and enjoyment of plants.
6 b 根据 6a 的短文,判断下列表述是正确的(T)还是错误的(F)。
□ 1. Kew Gardens is a famous place to study and enjoy birds and animals.
□ 2. Kew Gardens was not open to the public at first.
□ 3. The Palm House was built after the Great Pagoda.
□ 4. The Great Pagoda is now closed to the public.
□ 5. Kew Gardens now has collected the most at - risk plants.
□ 6. Kew Gardens was given a special title in 2003 due to its importance as a place for the study and enjoyment of plants.

答案： 6 a 1. The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, better known more simply as Kew Gardens, is one of the most famous gardens for the study and enjoyment of plants in the world. 2. Kew Gardens was at first a private summer palace for the royal family to relax. 3. Kew Gardens became a popular place to visit after it opened to the public in 1840. 4. As well as nature, Kew Gardens includes a number of interesting buildings. 5. It is actually a place of very important scientific research. 6. In 2003 Kew Gardens became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in recognition of its importance as a special place for the study of and enjoyment of plants. 6 b 1.F 2.T 3.T 4.F 5.F 6.T