2017-2018学年高二英语外研版选修六习题：单元卷2 Word版含答案

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高二英语外研版选修六教学案Module 6 Section 2 Word版含答案

Ⅰ.单词拼写1．I'd like to book a room in your hotel, in which I can overlook (俯视) the sea from the window.2．The camp lasted (持续) for only a week, but some teachers noticed great changes in their students after the activity.3．Japan used to occupy (占领) Taiwan for as long as 50 years.4．The brave soldier dived into the water and rescued (营救) the drowning boy, which made us very moved.5．I returned to the village many times, and eventually (最终) I gained their trust. 6．The wounded (受伤的) soldier should be sent to the hospital in no time.7．A group of soldiers led by their commander (指挥官) were advancing towards the front. 8．Because of the icy road, he had to abandon (抛弃) his car and walk home.Ⅱ.拓展词汇1．invade v．入侵，侵略→invasion n．侵入，侵略2．abandon v．放弃，抛弃→abandoned adj.自甘堕落的，被抛弃的，无约束的3．operation n．行动；操作；经营；手术→operate v．操作；运转；做手术4．survivor n．幸存者→survive vi.幸存，比……活得长→survival n．幸存，生存5．occupy v．占领→occupation n．职业→occupational adj.职业的6．commander n．指挥官→command v. & n．命令，指挥7．deep adj.深的→deeply adv.深深地，深刻地→depth n．深度8. shocked adj.感到震惊的；惊愕的→shock v．使震惊n．震惊，惊愕[巧记单词]Ⅲ.补全短语1. at the same time 同时2．take place发生3. at one point 一度，在某一时刻4．declare war on对……宣战5．take part in参加6．get off下车/船/飞机7．make a breakthrough 取得重大突破(进展)8．pick up停下来让某人搭车(船等)；救起9．as a result 结果，因此10．be situated on位于，坐落在1．[教材原句]The operation was extremely dangerous and many soldiers were killed before they even got off the boats.这次登陆行动异常危险，很多士兵还没来得及下船就牺牲了。

2017-2018高中英语外研版选修六文档：Module 2 Period One 含答案精品

Theveryfirstrecordedliteraryworksinhistorywerefantasy：Homer’sOdyssey，TheBookofaThousandNightsandaNight andcountlessothers.Modernliteratureformsarebas edonthem.Fantasyisparticularlytheonlyformofliteraturethathasnoclearboundariesbetween adultfictionandchildren’sfiction.LewisGarroll’sbooks Alice’sAdventuresinWonde rland and ThroughtheLookingGlass，forinstance，werepublishedover100yearsago.Thebookswereinfactwrittenforachild—theoriginalAli ce，whowasthedaughterofafriendofCarroll’s.However，theyarejustasoftenreadbyadultslookingforanescapebacktoasimpletime.Amoremodernex ampleisJ．K.Rowling’sHarryPotterseries，whichhavecausedarevolutioninthepublishingworld.Whiletheseagainareaimedatayouthm arket，theyhavebecomeafashionforpeopleofallages.Recently，fantasyhasenjoyedpopularity(流行)．ThemainreasonforthepopularityisthesuccessofTheLordoftheRingsseriesoffilms. Fantasynovelsaleshavebenefitedfromsocialchange，withtheoriginalTheLordoftheRingsnovels，theHarryPotterseriesbecomingaforceonbestsellerlists.Evenmorerecently，aworkofhistoricalfantasy，DanBrown’s TheDaVinciCode，hascaughttheimaginationoftheworld.Thenovelwasontopof TheNewYorkTimes’hardcoverf ictionbestsellerlistonApril11,2005.Itisclearthatfantasyisshowingnosignsofreduci nginpopularity.True(T)orFalse(F)．1．Modernwritersareinfluencedbyrecordedliteraryworksinhistorywhenwriting. (T) 2．Fantasyisaformofliteraturethathasveryclearboundariesbetweenadultandchildren ’sfiction. (F)3．J.K.Rowling’sHarryPotterseriesareaim edatpeopleofallages.(F) 4．Fantasywillcontinuouslyenjoypopularityinthefuture.(T)PeriodOne Introduction&ReadingandVocabularyⅠ.重点单词1．series n．系列，丛书2．hero n．(小说、电影中的)男主角heroine n．(小说、电影中的)女主角3．novel n．小说novelist n．小说家4．vanish v．消失5．behave v．表现，举动behaviour n．举止，行为6．definitely adv.确定地，一定地7．hesitate v．犹豫，迟疑hesitation n．犹豫，踌躇8．doubt n．怀疑9．direction n．方向10．exhaustion n．疲惫，精疲力竭11．invisible adj.看不见的visible adj.看得见的12．alarm n．惊慌，恐慌13．roughly adv.大概地，粗略地14．bend v．弯腰，屈身15．dream v．做梦16．awake adj.醒着的，清醒的Ⅱ.重点短语1．playanimportantpartin在……中起重要作用，对……有重要影响2．putdown放下3．holdout伸出4．comeupto朝……走过来5．turnaway走开6．sweepover向……扩展7．keepone’seyeson注视，盯着看8．fixon注视，凝视9．castabout寻找，搜索，想办法10．lookaroundfor四处寻找Ⅲ.重点句式1．make＋it＋adj./n.＋(forsb.) todosth.Inthefirstbook，Lyra’sscientistfather makesitpossibletoenterotherworlds.在第一本书中，利拉的科学家父亲使进入其他的世界成为可能。

2017-2018学年高二英语外研版选修六习题：课时卷二十二 Word版含答案

Module 6 课下能力提升(二十二)Ⅰ.根据提示写出单词的正确形式1．What delighted us most was that the country had ________ (放弃) its nuclear weapon program.2．The firefighter lost his life when trying to ________ (营救) a child from the big fire.3．Everyone is ________ (谴责) him for treating the cat badly.4．Some soldiers were killed and some got seriously ________ (受伤) in the battle.5．We are not only ________ (震惊的) at the terrible working conditions, but also moved by the worker's spirit.6．It was commanded that the coal mine ________ (survive) be sent to the nearest hospital for treatment.7．Knowledge acquired through children's own practice is ________ (last) and will benefit them all their lives.8．My father saved a ________ (drown) man in the river.9．________ (occupy) with his book, he has no time to play.10．The rescue ________ (operate) lasted for three days.Ⅱ.选词填空declare war on, pick up, get off, make a breakthrough, as a result, take part in, take place, at one point1.He will_____________ a chess tournament next week.2．____________ I thought she was going to refuse, but in the end she agreed.3．As soon as he ____________ the train, he went direct to the company.4．There's a tip I ______________ from a professionalmodel.5．Scientists have ____________ in the treatment of cancer.6．As we know, the May 4th Movement ____________ in China.7．It doesn't often rain in summer here. ____________， we have to water the vegetable garden.8．“Terrorists _____________the United States, and war is what they got.” Bush oncesaid.Ⅲ.完成句子1．他站在门后，从那里他能看到房间里的一切。

2017-2018学年高二英语外研版选修六习题：课时卷十 Word版含答案

Module 3 课下能力提升(十)Ⅰ.根据提示写出单词的正确形式1．We are friends；we keep in touch by ________ (聊天) on the Net.2．Your information is large in ________ (数量) but poor in quality.3．The purpose of the occasion was to ________ (筹集) money for medical supplies.4．The heavy door ________ (旋转) shut.5．The city is holding its annual trade ________ (展览会) in May this year.6．He lost the key to the ________ (lock) in which he stored all his clothes.7．The police are investigating the ________ (thief) of computers from the office.8．Health problems are ________ (close) connected with bad eating habits and a lack of exercise.9．It is difficult to predict his action because he is so ________(mood)．10．Well paid as he is, he often ends up in ________ (financially) troubles.Ⅱ.选词填空burst out, knock over, lose interest in, turn round, raise money, from time to time, close to, chat with1．The cat did not do it. The cat couldn't possibly_____________ the trash can.2．The boy's heart seemed to split into two parts. He ____________ crying.3．Too much stress will make me ____________ life.4．She was ____________ her deskmate when her teacher came in.5．I can see Kieks in the library ____________．6．Our village is holding a fair to ____________ for the building of the new hall.7．My English teacher was____________ me. She was almost my best friend.8．The sudden pat on her shoulder makes her __________ with a start.Ⅲ.完成句子1．这部电影太幽默了，以至于我情不自禁地大笑起来。

2018高二英语外研版选修六教学案：module 2 section 3 含答案

[语法初识][语法剖析]1．作时间状语时，相当于一个时间状语从句。

其前面可加when, while 或before等词。

Putting on his clothes, Bill went out in a hurry.穿上衣服后，比尔匆忙离开了。

While waiting at the dentist's, I read a short story.在牙医诊所候诊时我读了一篇短篇小说。

2．作条件状语时，相当于一个条件状语从句。

Reading carefully, you'll learn something new.＝If you read carefully, you'll learn something new.仔细读，你就会学到新东西。

3．作原因状语时，一般可改写成as或because引导的原因状语从句。

Being tired, he couldn't walk any further.＝As he was tired, he couldn't walk any further.由于累，他再也走不动了。

4．作让步状语时，其前可加上although, though, even if/though等词。

Knowing all this, they made me pay for the damage.尽管知道了一切情况，他们还是要我赔偿损失。

Having failed many times, he didn't lose heart.尽管失败了许多次，他没有灰心。

5．作结果状语时，其前可加thereby, thus, therefore等词。

The book sold more than 500,000 copies a year, making it one of the bestsellers at that time.那本书一年销售五十多万册，使它成为当时的畅销书之一。

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Module 2单元测试题第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分40 分）第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 30 分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A 、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

AShare your poems, get feedback反(馈 ) for your poetry, and enter poetry contests (竞赛 ). Choose from the following poetry contests that you can enter. Get feedback for every poem that you write including your contest entries. How It WorksAs a member, you will get feedback for everything you write. You can enter poetry contests with cash prizes. You will be ranked 分(等级 ). Write and see how the feedback you receive influences your rank. Since the year 2000 we have been helping writers improve their writing skills.Poetry Contests in MayFriendship across culturesWrite a story about a friend that opened your world to another culture. Deadline: Today!Technology warsWrite a story on the topic provided in the announcement.Deadline: Today!Poetry Contests in JuneLyrics make the songPen your newest, and best, song lyric masterpieces and enter them intothis contest.NO POETRY ALLOWED FOR THIS CONTEST!Must be song lyrics only.Deadline: June 1stUnexpected romanceWrite a story that brings two people together, two people who don't necessarilyrealize that they belong together but the audience is rooting for them. Write a story fora cash prize.Deadline: June 15thPoetry Contests in JulyNewbie writing contestFor our New Arrival“ This Sentence Starts the Story” contest we challenge you to write a story that starts with this sentence:“ Hellyfoundcotestmewith.” A poetra cash prize.A memoir (回忆录) gives us the ability to write about our life. But you canwrite about life with the option (选择 ) to create and invent and to make sense of alife, or part of that life. Write a piece of your life! A cash prize to the winning entry.21.What do we know about the contests in May?A. They are held yearly.B. They are topic-based.C.They offer no feedback. D.They are human-focused.22.Contestants of“ Lyrics make the song.”23.What type of writing is this text?A. A writing guide.B. A poetry review.C.An official report. D.An announcement.BI once saw a TV programme at college about a scientist who used“ driftbottles (漂流瓶 ) ”to mark ocean currents. It was a rather boring programme. Iwas more interested to read an article about someone who found a bottle on abeach with a message inside. Like the drift bottles, it had been thrown into thesea— but 21 years before. I decided to find out more about such bottles, and Istarted work on this intriguing ( 非常有趣的 ) research.An early message in a bottle was thrown into the sea by Christopher Columbusduring a terrible storm. He wrote about his discovery of America and expected thathis message would be sent to the Queen of Spain. He wanted the news to reach her,but he thought he might be drowned 淹(死 ) in the storm. In fact, he survived but thebottle was never found.I would be excited to find a message in a bottle, but in the 16th century, it couldbe dangerous. In those days, the British Navy海(军 ) used messages in bottles tosend information about the enemy. When Queen ElizabethⅠ found out that aboatman had opened a bottle containing one of these secret messages, she createda new job, Uncorker of Ocean Bottles. I was amazed to learn that anyone else who opened a bottle could be sentenced to death. It seems very strange to us now.A long time ago, before dating websites existed to help people find partners, asailor in Sweden put this message in a bottle—“ To someone beautiful and far away. ” It was found by a young woman in Sicily. She answered the message—“ I am notbeautiful, but it seems a miracle 奇(迹 ) I found your message. They”began to write letters to each other, and eventually got married.Nowadays it's easy to communicate with anyone anywhere in the world, but I think people will still go on throwing bottles with messages into the ocean and guessing where the winds and the waves will carry them. And how romantic it would be to find a bottle with a message inside!24.Why did the author do some research on bottles thrown into the sea?A. He had found a message in one.B. He had read an article about one.C. He had to do a project on them at college.D. He had watched a TV programme about them.25.Christopher Columbus put a message into a bottle to .26.How did the author feel about the 16th century punishment for opening ocean bottles?A. Frightening.B. Amusing.C.Astonishing. D.Satisfying.27.Why did the young woman in Sicily reply to the Swedish sailor's message?A. She wanted to have a pen friend.B. She felt she fitted his description.C. She failed to access a dating website.D. She was impressed by the bottle's journey.CGene Wolfe is one of the most admired and respected American science fiction and fantasy writers. He is also a productive writer of outstanding short fiction, whichis collected in many volumes over the last forty years, most recently inThe Best ofGene Wolfe.Although Wolfe is not as well-known to readers as he once was, he has been thereceiver of great praise, including three World Fantasy Awards, two Nebulas, andeight Hugo Award nominations (提名 ). Sci-fi author Harlan Ellison has calledhim, “ no less than one of the finest, most original writers in the world today”the Encyclopedia of Science Fictionnames him “ quite possibly the most important”writer in the field of science fiction.Born in 1931, New York, Gene Wolfe moved frequently as a child, but spentmost of his growing-up years in Texas. Wolfe began writing fiction in 1956, sellinghis first story,The Dead Man, to Sir magazine in 1965. He produced a vast amount ofshort fiction during the 1960s and 1970s, many of which were published in DamonKnight's Orbit anthologies. In 1972 Wolfe's groundbreakingThe Fifth Head ofCerberus appeared. The story of human conquest(征服 ) upon two distant planets,the book examines issues of identity, individuality, and the results of colonialismupon both the colonized and the colonizer. The novel was later listed in DavidPringle's 1985 list of The 100 Best Novels in science fiction for the period1949― 1984.Many of his novels, The Shadow of the Torturerincluded, rely on a diary orletter to tell his story. In addition, Wolfe's early interest in mystery novels shinesthrough in his ability to drop cleverly hidden clues (线索 ) that allow the reader tograsp at the possible narrative behind the narrative.By 1984 Wolfe was able to retire and devote himself full-time to his writing. Yetdespite (尽管 ) all this, and despite the continuing respect of his colleagues, his workhas become somewhat unfamiliar. Wolfe's admirers hope this fact will be at leastsomewhat improved by his most recent offering,The Wizard Knight, which fallswithin the fantasy type that is currently popular.28. What is Harlan Ellison's attitude toward Gene Wolfe?A. Concerned.B. Sympathetic.C.Admiring.D.Regretful.29.What do we know aboutThe Fifth Head of Cerberus?A. It was well received.B. It was Gene Wolfe's first novel.30.Which has great influence on Gene Wolfe's writing style?A. His understanding of life.B. His childhood experiences.C. His colleagues' suggestions.D. His love for mystery fiction.31.What can we infer about Gene Wolfe from the last paragraph?A. His work has become less popular.B. He became famous forThe Wizard Knight.C.His fans were disappointed to some degree. D.He stopped fantasy writing after his retirement.The word or phrase that you use to open your email account may provide akey to your personality as well as to your correspondence信(件 ), according to aBritish psychologist. Helen Petrie, professor of human / computer interaction交(互作用) at City, University in London, analysed the responses of 1,200 Britons whoparticipated in a survey funded 提(供资金 ) by CentralNic, an Internet domainname company. The results were recently published on CentralNic's website.Petrie identifies three main password“ types” .“ Family oriented” respondenumbered nearly half of those surveyed. These people use their own name ornickname, the name of a child, partner, or pet or a birth date as their password. Theytend to be occasional computer users and have strong family ties.“ They choose passwords that symbolize people or events with emotional value,” says Petrie. Onethird of respondents were“ fans” , using the names of athletes, singers, movie stars,fictional characters, or sports teams. Petrie says fans are young and want to attachthemselves to the lifestyle represented by a celebrity. Two of the most popularnames were Madonna and Homer Simpson. The third main group of participants are“ cryptics ” because they pick confusing passwords or a random随机的 () string ofletters, numbers, and symbols such as“ Jxa+157 ” . Petrie says cryptics are the mostsecurity-conscious group. They tend to make the safest but least interesting choices.Passwords are revealing for two reasons. First, because they are invented on thespot. “ Since you are focused on getting into a system, for example your email account,you're likely to write down something that comes quickly to mind,” says Petrie.this sense passwords take advantage of things that are just below the surface of consciousness. Also, to remember your password, you pick something that willstick in your mind. You may unconsciously choose something of particularemotional importance. ”32.How did Petrie draw her conclusions?A. By observing participants' reactions.B.By interviewing 1,200 people.C. By studying survey results.D. By doing an experiment.33. What do we know about people whose passwords are“ family oriented”?A. They probably have large families.B. They are likely to be animal lovers.C. They tend to be social and emotional.D. They are probably infrequent computer users.34. What does Petrie say about the“ cryptic” group?A. They have strong safety awareness.B. They lack imagination and creativity.35.Why can passwords reveal our personalities?A. We choose words we will easily remember.B. We are willing to invent something personal.C. We are likely to value important experiences.D. We pick up a password after careful consideration.第二节（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 10 分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

高二英语外研版选修六习题：单元卷2 含答案

单元质量检测(二)(时间：100分钟满分：120分)Ⅰ.阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。

A1.If you want to be at the Museum of Cycladic Art for the longest opening hours, you should go ________．A．on Tuesday B．on ThursdayC．on Friday D．on Saturday2．The museum you can enter for free on its workdays is ________．A．the Museum of Cycladic ArtB．the Jewish Museum of GreeceC．the Municipal Gallery of AthensD．the National Historical Museum3．What number should you call for more information about the Jewish Museum of Greece?A．(210)3237617. B．(210)3225582.C．(210)3231841. D．(210)7228321.BNelle Harper Lee was born on April 28, 1926, in Monroeville, Alabama. As a child, Harper Lee was a tomboy (假小子). She fought on the playground. She talked back to teachers, and she was bored with school. In high school Lee was lucky enough to have a gifted English teacher, Gladys Watson Burkett, who made her fall in love with literature and taught her h ow to write well. There Lee loved nineteenthcentury British authors best, and once said that her dream was to become “the Jane Austen of South Alabama”．After leaving high school, she went to the University of Alabama. There she found a second home on the campus newspaper. Eventually she became editorinchief of the Rammer Jammer, a quarterly humor magazine on campus. She entered the law school, but she loathed it. Despite her father's hope that she would become a local attorney (律师) like her sister Alice, Lee went to New York for her writing.She spent eight years working small jobs before she finally showed a manuscript (手稿) to Tay Hohoff, an editor at J．B. Lippincott. At this point, it was more like a string of stories than the novel that Lee wanted to write. Under Hohoff's guidance, two and a half years of rewriting followed. Finally the novel was ready for publication.To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 1960 to highly favorable reviews and quickly climbed the bestseller lists, where it remained for eightyeight weeks. In 1961, the novel won the Pulitzer Prize. To Kill a Mockingbird has sold more than thirty million copies in eighteen languages. In 2011, President Obama awarded Nelle Harper Lee the National Medal of Arts.4．When Nelle Harper Lee was a little girl, she ________．A．loved reading very muchB．was loved by all her teachersC．read some of Jane Austen's novelsD．was naughty and liked breaking rules5．What kind of role did Gladys Watson Burkett play in Nelle Harper Lee's life?A．She recommended her to some living authors.B．She made her become a popular girl.C．She inspired her to write her novel.D．She introduced her to literature.6．What does the underlined wo rd “loathed” in Paragraph 2 mean?A．Reduced. B．Disliked.C．Developed. D．Considered.7．How did Tay Hohoff react after reading Nelle Harper Lee's manuscript?A．She made fun of it.B．She guided her to improve it.C．She refused to help publish it.D．She was extremely excited about it.CWhat is poetry? We usually don't think much about this question. If we do, we're probably tempted to think that poetry is simply a series of rhyming lines which describe a thing or an experience. But if it was as simple as that, why would we need poetry at all?One explanation of poetry I like is that poetry communicates the essence (本质) or the soul of something, instead of just describing it. For example, imagine describing a playground swing to someone: what it looks like and how it feels to swing backwards and forwards. The person you're talking to would probably understand, but would he or she really get a sense of the excitement and freedom a child feels on a swing?Now, take a moment to read Robert Louis Stevenson's short poem The Swing.How do you like to go up in a swing.Up in the air so blue?Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thingEver a child can do!Up in the air and over the wall,Till I can see so wide，River and trees and cattle and allOver the countrysideTill I look down on the garden green，Down on the roof so brown，Up in the air I go flying again，Up in the air and down!The poem communicates so much more than any mere description could: the joy, the wonder, and the fun a child feels when he or she swings high up into the air.Another way to explain it is to say that a poet uses language techniques to create visual images that come alive in the mind of readers or listeners. As the images come alive, the readers or listeners become part of the experience being described: they are there, at least in their imagination. And because they are there, even for a very short time, their emotions are also engaged. They feel frightened or excited, filled with awe or sadness. Pretty amazing, really.8．In Paragraph 1, the author shows that poetry ________．A．is attractive to everyone who loves readingB．isn't very different from other forms of writingC．mainly tells about an experience of a poetD．is about more than just describing something9．What is the explanation of poetry that the author likes?A．It truly helps the reader feel excited and free.B．It shows the essence or the soul of something.C．It describes something to people in a better way.D．It makes something simple sound more beautiful.10．What does the poem written by Robert Louis Stevenson mainly show?A．Things people can see on a swing.B．The simple excitement of children.C．The excitement of living in the countryside.D．The joyful experience of a child on a swing.11．The purpose of the text is to ________．A．tell readers how to write poemsB．recommend a beautiful poemC．help readers better understand poetryD．explain why poetry is worth readingDIf you're like me, you know that multitasking does not always save time. You slow down or make mistakes that require fixing. But_maybe_I'm_just_doing_the_wrong_things. Because a new study shows that people on a stationary bike pedaled faster when they took part in some sort of mental test at the same time.Even the researchers were surprised by that result. They originally set out to prove what other studies showed: when people try to do two things at one time, they do both more poorly. Their finding is in the journal PLOS ONE.In the experiment, subjects were asked to complete various cognitive (认知的) jobs that ranged in difficulty —everything from saying “go” when they saw a blue star on a projection screen to remembering a long list of numbers and then repeating them in reverse order. They did these tasks once while sitting in a quiet room and again while on the bike.It turns out that cyclists rode 25 percent faster when they were distracted by some mental gymnastics. But only when the tasks were relatively easy. When confronted with tough brainteasers, their cycling speeds were about the same as when they had nothing in particular to think about. The participants' cycling neither helped nor prevented their brain function.The findings could point toward new programs in which we get better workouts simply by using our head. So next time you're pedaling or taking part in other kinds of workouts, try doing something else at the same time. You may not only be able to exercise more efficiently but also enjoy your time better.12．What is implied in the underlined sentence in Paragraph 1?A．Multitasking is popular with a lot of people.B．Multitasking does not help people save time at all.C．Multitasking often leads to mistakes that require fixing.D．Multitasking doesn't necessarily mean poorer performance.13．During the experiment, participants ________．A．did cognitive tasks of different difficulty levelsB．repeated more numbers when cycling fasterC．cycled more slowly when repeating numbersD．did the tasks several times14．Which of the following is TRUE according to the study?A．Cycling helps one's brain function better.B．Cycling doesn't lead to poorer brain function.C．One cannot cycle fast when he/she is distracted.D．The harder one thinks, the faster he/she cycles.15．What is the main idea of the text?A．Researchers find something surprising.B．Multitasking can help us work out better.C．Cognitive jobs benefit us in various ways.D．People like cycling and thinking at one time.Ⅱ.任务型阅读(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

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