【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 間一般要用逗號隔開。一般意為“正如”如：As was expected, he succeeded at last. 正如我們所料，他終于成功了。I had coffee after dinner, as is my usual practice. 我飯后喝咖啡，這是我的習慣?！靖櫟淅竣賂his dictionary is ___________________ you think it is.這部字典不如你想象的那樣有用。②You will grow wiser ___________________.你會隨著年齡的增長而越來越聰明。③___________________, nobody was injured in the accident.　　這次意外雖然顯得令人不可思議，卻沒有人受傷。【答案】①not as/so useful as ②as you grow older ③Strange as it may seem2. 介詞+關系代詞引導的定語從句 原文： The Amazon River, from which the rainforest gets its name, 亞馬孫雨林得名于亞馬孫河，(教材P3)【句式分析】本句中“from which the rainforest gets its name”是介詞from+關系代詞which引導的定語從句。介詞+關系代詞引導的定語從句是高考中的重要考點之一，具體用法如下：（1）“介詞＋關系代詞”可引導限制性定語從句，也可引導非限制性定語從句。One subject to which country music often returns is the good old days.We went to hear this famous singer, about whom we had heard many stories.（2）“介詞＋關系代詞”結構中的介詞可以是in, on, about, from, for, through, with, to, at, against, without, by,of等。介詞放在關系代詞前，關系代詞只能用whom或which。There is a big window in my rom through which I can see the railway station.Old Harry is an ordinarylooking man, on the nose of whom is a pair of thick glasses.（4）“介詞＋關系代詞”結構可代替when, where, why, that等。但要注意介詞的位置變化以及相應的關系詞的變化。That is the college at which he works. which he works at. where he works. that he works at. he works at.【跟蹤典例】完成句子①All ofasudden,hesawaholeinthe wall,_______________the sea waterwas running.突然，他看見墻上有個洞，海水從洞里涌了出來。②Heis said to beadmittedbyafamous university,_______________he hasworked hardforthree years.據(jù)說他被一名校錄取了，為了這一天他努力學習了三年。③Thefootballfansbeganthrowingmissiles,________________hitthereferee.足球球迷們開始扔東西，其中的一個打中了裁判。【答案】 ①fromwhich ②forwhich ③ oneofwhichI. 單詞拼寫1. Thelifein ____________(海外的)isdifferentfromusathome2. The____________(地區(qū))is toodry for plants to grow.3. Itis geographicallymorediversethananyother ____________(大陸).4. Thisregionisthe homeof many ____________(物種)ofwildflower.5. I was impressed by the ____________(多樣性) of dishes on offer.6. Four levels of parking the b____________ theatre was not enough.7. Fewcans____________ more thana weekwithoutwater.8. Theywatchedthebusd____________ intothedistance.9. The number of people employed in a_____________ has fallen in the last decade.10. Weallknow thatpandaisas____________that is on the edgeofextinction.Ⅱ. 單句語法1. Theriveris 300milesin____________(long).2. The childrencalled out theirnamesin ____________.3. Manypeoplewere expectingthepeacetalkswouldbreak ____________.4. Globalwarminghas posedaseriousthreattothe___________(survive)ofanimalssuch aspolar bears5. The universities have expanded, thus ___________(allow)many more people the chance of higher education.6. Mostof theproblemsweredue ____________humanerror.7. ____________ is known,ifweare unitednoonecandefeatus.8. Leavehima noteatthe reception desk,____________whichhewilllearnhow tofindyou.I. 閱讀理解AFrom the moment you arrive at Houtong Village in northern Taiwan, you39。ll have no trouble knowing who the real stars are. There39。s a catshaped bridge, pet food bowls on the side of the walkways, street signs with cat pictures, catthemed cafes and, of course, furry friends wandering freely everywhere. In the early 1900s, Houtong, in New Taipei City, was the biggest and most technologically advanced coalmining site in Taiwan. It was a prosperous town with about 6，000 residents and workers, before the mine fell into disuse in 1990. As most young residents moved away for better opportunities, Houtong became a sleepy village with about 100 residents. But in 2010， Houtong gained popularity after a catlover and photographer started blogging about the village39。s growing stray（無主的） cat population. Houtong was transformed into a catlover sight while also providing a source of ine for local villagers. Many of the stray cats, now given affectionate nicknames, are taken care of by local villagers as well as a troop of volunteers. In addition to the village39。s many cute kittythemed shops and cafes, the local government has also seized the opportunity to highlight its long history. An awardwinning pedestrian cat bridge was built. A cat information and education center opened in 2014， featuring higher cat walkways in front of the building. A museum park dedicated to the town39。s former mining life opened in 2010， later hosting a cat lantern festival in 2012. But Houtong, now under the spotlight, isn39。t pletely perfect. According to local reports, the town has bee an attraction for those looking for a place to abandon their unwanted pets. During the most recent survey, it was estimated that the village is now home to about 286 cats 50 heads more than two years ago. With the constant patting and feeding from visitors, some also flagged concerns about the health of the furry residents. The department works with local residents and volunteers to vaccinate（接種疫苗） the cats and provide regular medical treatment. Signs have been set up around town advising visitors how to behave while also pleading for the pet owners39。 responsibility.1. Why does Houtong bee pop