人教版（2019）高中英语必修第一册 Unit 2 Travelling around 综合运用

人教版（2019）高中英语必修第一册 Unit 2 Travelling around 综合运用
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1. 单词拼写（词汇运用）

将各句中画线部分单词与其英文释义相匹配。

a. being the only one of its kind

b. place from which sth. comes or is obtained

c. to respect and approve of someone or their behaviour

d. to allow sb. to occupy or use a house, some land, etc in return for payment

e. to communicate with sb. by telephoning them or sending them a letter, email, etc

（1） My dad has a cottage which he rents out to tourists.
（2） What I really admire about her is the way she always stays calm.
（3） Contact us at this email address for details relating to the accommodation.
（4） Tourism, which is a major source of income for the city, may be seriously affected.
（5） Recently with temperatures dropping below freezing, there have been a few chances to see a unique sight in Harbin, provided you get out of bed early.

2. 选词填空（词汇运用）

从方框内选用合适的单词并用其正确形式填空（每项限用一次）。

statue, comment, request, view, type, narrow, recognise, flat

（1） The valley as we move towards the river's source.
（2） Please pay attention! Visitors are to register at the front desk.
（3） The cloud lifted and the tops of the mountains suddenly came into .
（4） When she returned to the bus in a different coat, the rest of her tour group did not her.
（5） Some people wear sweaters, shoes, and all manner of casual dress for travel.
（6） Among all world-famous , The Thinker is a bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin.
（7） There were so many different of original souvenirs that I didn't know which to buy.
（8） We really value visitors' about South Dakota Art Museum exhibition and your experience at the museum.

3. 翻译
除了日本以外，他去过亚洲所有的国家。 (other than)

4. 翻译
学生仅占境外游游客的10%。 (make up)

5. 翻译
下个月安妮将接管市场研究部。 (take control of)

6. 翻译
你可以在这个网站申请你的旅游签证。 (apply for)

7. 语法填空

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

"If you ask anyone in the tourism industry the future of holidays will be after the pandemic, you're just asking them (pull) out a crystal ball (水晶球)," says Tom Pridmore, vice president of the Tourism Management Institute. "I think tourism will survive and people will be going on holiday, but the nature of those holidays will change (obvious), at least in the short term."

"There (be) huge pent-up (被抑制的) demand," explains Tom Jenkins, CEO of the European Tourism Association. "Most people who booked holidays for 2020 didn't cancel when travel bans came in — they just (postpone). People's desires will not change much as result of this crisis."

Jeremy Sampson, the CEO of the Travel Foundation, says that worries over (safe) are unlikely to go away even if restrictions are lifted. "Social distancing will need to continue in airports, on planes, in accommodation ... all those places crowds of people gather," he warns.

Sampson predicts that demand for private rentals rather than busy (hotel) will grow, self-drive holidays to lesser-known destinations will increase, and short weekend trips around Europe will not (look) down on as slower and longer breaks prove a better use of air miles.

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