外研版（2019）高中英语必修选择性第四册Unit 5 同步练习题
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Ⅰ.阅读理解
A
Piccolo Teatro
Since it was founded in 1947, Italy's first public playhouse has consistently staged some of Western theatres' most challenging works, such as Euripides' and Shakespeare's.Shows here are guaranteed to be daring and thought­provoking (发人深省的).Tickets are priced from 22 to 30.You can buy tickets from the box office or book online.
Address: Via Rovell0 2, 20121 Milan
Teatro alla Scala
It was opened in 1778, witli the debut(初次登台) of Antonio Salieri's Europ a Riconnsciuta.There are operatic performances mostly year round, as the theatre is closed during the month of August.Tickets range from 24 for seats with blocked views of the stage to210 for orchestra­level seats.You can buy tickets online, from authorized sales agents and from the box office.
Address: Filodrammatici Street, 2－20121 Milan
Auditorium di Milano Fondazione Cariplo
Originally a 1930s cinema house, today it hosts a full calendar (日历) of symphonic and choral (合唱的) music.Its productions range from the classics to the contemporary, with symphonic tributes (颂歌) to Pink Floyd, the Beatles, and Queen.The cheapest tickets are priced at 8.
Address: Largo Mahler－20136 Milan
Teatro Manzoni
Founded in 1850 as a theatre for dramatic plays, Teatro Manzoni was destroyed by bombing in 1943.It was rebuilt to the designs of architect Mario Cavalle and reopened in 1950.Today it's a great space for various kinds of performances, including plays, varieties of shows and musical performances.Tickets start at20, and parents can frequently find productions that will appeal to young children.
Address: Alessandro Manzoni Street 42－20121 Milan
1．At which theatre will people watch some daring and inspiring plays?
A．Teatro alla Scala.
B．Piccolo Teatro.
C．Teatro Manzoni.
D．Auditorium di Milano Fondazione Cariplo.
2．If you are on a budget, you will probably choose to ________．
A．listen to symphonic and choral music
B．appreciate dramatic plays with your children
C．watch Antonio Salieri's Europa Riconosciuta
D．enjoy classical dramas at Italy' s first public playhouse
3．What is attractive about Teatro Manzoni?
A．Its unique design style.
B．Its easy access to performers.
bacteriumC．Its wide range of shows.
D．Its requirements for the actor's lines.
B
I remember a basketball game on our home­court at Senn High School in Chicago.The kids from my school began booing (向……喝倒彩) the visiting team.After a minute or two, Senn's coach, Cap Leighton instructed us that booing the other team was impolite and therefore unacceptable, and it needed to stop immediately.Such was Coach Leighton's authority that it did stop straightaway.For the rest of the game we restricted ourselves to cheering on our own team.
How many people remember sportsmanship? I remember it and now think of it chiefly as something missing from contemporary sports.Sportsmanship was once central to tennis.The famous players, such as the great Australian generation of Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, and John Newcombe, set an example for us.Harry Hopman, the Australian Davis Cup coach between 1939 and 1967, might send a player home for saying dirty words on the court.
However, some players dealt a blow to sportsmanship with their bad behavior on the court in the name of heightened competitiveness.And it's rude of me perhaps to point this
out on the weekend of the Super Bowl, but no sport has become more bereft (失去……的) of sportsmanship than football generally and professional football in particular.There is what is sometimes referred to as the 12th man in football.This 12th man is the home crowd who begin a burst of uninterrupted screaming when the visiting team has the ball, so that its quarterback can't hear instructions from the sidelines and his teammates can't hear his signal calling at the line of mixed fight.
Sportsmanship matters because without it sports are an empty proposition (命题).Sportsmanship implies respect — for the game, for your opponent and for yourself.A great part of the justification (理由) for sports is that it's a forcing­house for building character.Accepting defeat with grace is one of sportsmanship's character­building components.Without sportsmanship, sports are little more than grown men playing children's games.
4．How does the author introduce the topic in the text?
A．By listing some evidence.
B．By presenting an argument.
C．By comparing different views.
D．By recalling his past experience.
5．The players and the coach are mentioned in Paragraph 2 to show ________．
A．they fully practiced sportsmanship
B．they advertised Australian Davis Cup
C．tennis players had to obey strict rules
D．tennis was an influential sport in Australia

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