2019-2020学年高一英语人教版(2019)必修二寒假作业：Unit 1 Reading for Writing

Unit 1

Reading for Writing

1、All kinds of _______(tradition) craft industries are preserved here.

2、He was too far away to be able to _____ (identity) his face.

3、We can only tell good from bad by _____ (compare).

4、He wanted to be a _______(profession) archeologist.

5、In my opinion, she dealt with the matter ______(perfect) fairly and reasonably.

6、With the development of ______ (数字的）technology, sound and video can now be stored either on a PC or on the Internet.

7、I’m writing to give some suggestions to _____ (进一步) protect the Tibetan antelopes.

8、He has taken great pains to improve his ______ (形象).

9、The Chinese hope that the world is at peace (永远).

10、The air _____ ( 质量) in the city，as is shown in the report, has improved over the past two months.

11、Belgium is divided into three communities. Each one has its own language and traditions. But the people of Belgium are untied in their love for Belgian potato fries. The fries are prepared and sold the same way in all areas of the country.

The Reuters news service reports that potatoes reached Belgium in the 16th century. But it was not until the 19th century that restaurants and others began selling fried potatoes throughout the country as a separate meal.

Recently, a Belgian group launched a campaign aimed at getting the United Nations (UN) to recognize the popular treat. The group wants the UN's Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to place the food on its cultural heritage(遗产) list.

The UNESCO list recognizes more than 300 objects» beliefs and practices. They include Turkish coffee and the traditional Chinese theater known as Peking opera. The list also includes a dance, the Argentinian tango, and the singing of the Aka pygmies of the Central African Republic. UNESCO says the list is "made up of intangible heritage elements(非物质文化遗产元素) that help show the diversity of heritage and raise awareness about its importance".

Belgian potato fries are traditionally sold in a paper wrapper, or cone, in a "fritkot" There are about 5,000 fritkots in Belgium. That means they are 10 times more common as a percentage of the population as McDonald's restaurants in the United States. The national organization of fritkot owners say the small, often unfurnished buildings are much like Belgium itself. It says these buildings combine the country's acceptance of disorder with a dislike of structures that all look the same. The group says 95 percent of Belgians visit a fried potato hut at least once a year.

1.Belgian potato fries ________.

A.were recognized by the UNESCO

B.are well received in Belgium

C.are sold in all food stores

D.didn't become a separate meal until the 16th century

2.What's the aim of the Belgian group?

A.To place Belgian potato fries on the cultural heritage list.

B.To prevent other countries producing Belgian potato fries.