高中英语人教版 必修3教师用书：Unit 3 SectionⅠ Warming UpReading — Prereading Word版含答案

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1、2020学年人教版英语精品资料Section_Warming Up & Reading Prereading1Mark Twain is considered as the greatest author and humourist of 19th century American Literature.2List Mark Twains famous works. Do you know about his early life?Samuel Clemens, more commonly known as Mark Twain, was born on November 30, 1835 i

2、n Florida, Missouri. Twain is considered the greatest author and humorist of 19th century American Literature (文学). His novels and stories about the Mississippi River: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1894) are still popular with modern readers.In 1839 the

3、Clemens family moved to Hannibal, Missouri, on the Mississippi River where young Sam experienced the excitement and colorful sights of the waterfront (海滨)Like many authors of his day he had little formal education. His education came from the print shops and newspaper offices where he worked as a yo

4、uth.In 1853 Clemens left Hannibal to travel.On a trip to New Orleans he persuaded a riverboat pilot to teach him his skill. By the spring of 1859 Clemens was a licensed riverboat pilot.After an unsuccessful attempt at gold and silver mining he joined the staff of a newspaper in Virginia City, Nevada

5、. He first wrote under the pen name Mark Twain in 1863. Twain wrote his first popular story The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County in 1865.He continued to travel as a reporter for various newspapers, and in 1869 his travel letters from Europe were collected into the popular book The Innocen

6、ts Abroad.Encouraged by his success Twain married Olivia Langdon and settled down in Hartford, Connecticut to his most productive years as a writer. Between 1873 and 1889 he wrote seven novels including his Mississippi River books as well as The Prince and the Pauper (1882) and A Connecticut Yankee

7、in King Arthurs Court (1889)As Twains life and career progressed he became pessimistic (悲观的), losing much of the humorous tone of his earlier years. More and more of his work expressed the view that human beings are selfish. Even so Twain is best remembered as a great humorist.Warming Up1What would

8、you like to do if you have a million pound bank note?I_will_buy_my_favorite_things./I_will_help_the_poor.2Read the brief introduction to the characters of the play and fill in the blanks.(1)Henry, a poor_American businessman.(2)Two_rich_brothers,_Oliver and Roderick made a bet on what would happen t

9、o a person if he was given a million pound bank note.Fast ReadingScan the passage and then choose the best answers according to the passage.1Why did the two brothers give Henry Adams an envelope?ABecause they wanted to play a trick on Henry.BBecause they had a pity on Henry.CBecause they made a bet.

10、DBecause Henry was not an Englishman.2How did Henry Adams feel when he got an envelope from the brothers?ASad.BHappy.CAstonished. DHe took it for granted.3Henry came to Britain for the first time in his life _.Ato find a better lifeBto make an adventureCall by accidentDto find the two brothers4Why d

11、id Henrys eyes stare at the leftovers on the brothers table?ABecause he had never seen such a nice dinner.BBecause he wanted to help them clean the table.CBecause he was very hungry.DBecause he was angry.5.Why was Oliver so happy when hearing Henry say he had no money?ABecause they could do somethin

12、g good for him.BBecause they were interested to find so poor a man.CBecause they could show off their bank note to him.DBecause they finally found the right person for their bet.答案：15CCCCDCareful Reading1Read the passage and then answer the following questions.(1)Where does Henry Adams come from? Do

13、es he know much about London?Henry_comes_from_San_Francisco.No,_he_doesnt_know_London_at_all.(2)Why did he land in Britain?Because_he_was_sailing_out_the_bay_when_he_was_carried_out_to_sea_by_a_strong_wind_and_was_saved_by_a_ship_for_London.2Read the passage and put the following statements in the c

14、orrect order according to the development of the story.(1)_AHenry promises not to open the letter until one and a half hours later.(2)_ BHenry introduces himself to the two rich brothers.(3)_ CThe two rich brothers give a letter with a bank note in it to Henry.(4)_ DThe two rich brothers invite Henr

15、y to their big and beautiful house.(5)_ EHenry wanders on the streets of London，hungry and alone.(6)_ FHenry decides to accept the money.(7)_ GHenry is unwilling to accept the money, for he just wants to have an honest job.答案：(1)(7)EDBCGFA3Read the passage and try to write down the main idea of the

16、passage.The text is a story about a(n) (1)Americanbusinessman who is lost in London but is (2)fortunate/luckyenough to be invited to a big house by two rich brothers and (3)given an envelope with a million pound bank note in it by them who have made a bet. SummaryRead the passage carefully and fill

17、in the blanks.Sailing home, Henry, a San Francisco businessman, found himself 1carried (carry) out to sea by a strong wind. When he had just about given himself up for lost, he 2.was_spotted (spot) by a ship, so he landed in London 3.by accident. Hungry and alone, he walked on the streets of the cit

18、y when he was 4.unexpectedly (expect) called into a mansion, 5.where two rich brothers, Oliver and Roderick, gave him a letter and told him not to open it till two oclock of the day. Not 6.knowing (know) it was a million pound bank note, Henry left the mansion and went into a cheap restaurant to stu

19、ff his stomach. Everybody was rude to him 7.because/as he was in rags and looked depressed. Then, to the surprise of everybody, he handed the owner a million pound bank note to pay 8.for the meal. Seeing the note, all the people in the restaurant became polite and tried their best 9.to_please (pleas

20、e) Henry. Dont you think its 10.the most incredible tale in the world？DiscussionThink about what kind of person Henry was.(1)He_was_honest.(It_is_my_first_trip_here.Well,_to_be_honest,_I_have_none.Well,_I_cant_say_that_I_have_any_plans.)(2)He_was_hardworking.(I_earned_my_passage_by_working_as_an_unpaid_hand.Could_you_offer_me_some_kind_of_work_here?I_dont_want_your_charity,_I_just_want_an_honest_job.)