《高中英语单词串记法》40篇英语短文语法填空题及答案Word格式.docx

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Hispartnerwasconcernedabouthimverymuch.Sheunderstoodexactly7hewassufferingfrom,butentirely8（agree）withhisidea.Inordertocalmhimdownandsettle9problem,shetalkedwithhimfacetofaceandswappedaseriesoflearningtipswithhim.Theitemsshesetdownhelpedhimfindthehighwayto10（study）Englishwell.

Theteenagerwasgratefulandgotgreatpowerfromhisfriend’swords.Now,hehasrecoveredfrombeingupsetandhasfalleninlovewithEnglish.

2.DifferentCountriesHaveDifferentKindsofEnglishes

VoyagesofpeoplefromEnglandplayanimportantpartinspreading1Englishlanguage.Atpresent,Englishisfrequentlyspoken2anofficialorcommonlanguageinmanycountries,suchasAmerica,Singapore,MalaysiaandsomeAfricancountries.All3（base）onBritishEnglish,theEnglishspokeninthesecountriescan4（understand）wellbynativeEnglishspeakers.Butactually,theseEnglishes5（change）graduallyinaccents,spellings,expressionsandthe6（use）ofvocabulary.

Becauseofthisfact,youcanmakeuseofthedifferencestotell7countrytheforeignersofyourblockarefrom.Forexample,ifabossfluentlycommands8driver,“Comeupstraighttomyapartmentbyelevator9takesomegasformytrucksandcabs”,insteadofrequesting,“Pleasecometomyflatbyliftandtakesomepetrolformylorriesandtaxis”,youcanrecognizehisAmericanidentity,10thelattersuggeststhatheisBritish.

3.AHardTrip

Mysisterwasfondoftraveling.Eversincegraduating,she1（determine）toorganizeatriptoanoldtemple.Sincetransportingfarewasexpensive,shedecidedtouseabicycletocycletherenot2（care）aboutthedisadvantages.3stubbornattitudewasalwayshershortcoming.Onceshemadeuphermindtodosomething,noonecouldpersuadehertochangehermind.Finally,wegavein4usualthoughwepreferredtotakeatrain.5wepreparedeverything,includingtheschedule,6（rely）weatherforecastandtheinsurance,webeganourtrip.

Ourjourneywasalongariver7（flow）fromahighaltitude.Ourpacewasslowbecausetheriverfrequentlyhadmanysharpbendsthroughdeepvalleys,8thewaterseemedtoboil.JustasIrecordedinmyjournal,itwasreally9hardjourney.Butwealsoenjoyedgreatviews.Onenight,Iputmyheadonmypillow—parcelofwoolcoats,10laybeneaththestars.Whentheflameinfrontofourcavewentoutatmidnight,Ifoundtheskysobeautiful!

4.AHorribleEarthquake

Dirtywaterroseinwellsandcanals1theearthquake.Butnoonejudgedthatanearthquake2（come）.Suddenly,everythingshook.Itseemedasiftheworldwasatanend.Millionsofbrickhousesandanumberofdamsweredestroyed.Railwaytracksbecameuselessbars.Pipesinminesburstandletoutsmellysteam.Hugecrackstrappedcyclistseverywhere.

3nextday,thiseventwastheheadlineormaintitleofallnewspapers.Withthereporters4（give）anoutlineofthedisaster,thewholenationwasshocked5____thedamageandthevictim’sextreme6（suffer）.Peopleweremoved7theyreadthatthesurvivorscomfortedeachotherbysaying“Congratulations!

Yousurvived!

”Sotheynotonlyexpressed8sympathysincerely,butalsoorganizedtogether9（help）thevictimsrightaway.Theinjuredwererescuedandthedeadwereburied.Thefrightenedsurvivorsweredugoutfromundertheruinsand10（offer）shelter,freshwaterandelectricity.Thankstopeople’shelp,thelosswasminimized.

5.TheGreatPresident

Asthefounderoftherepublic,thepresidenthadmanygoodqualities.1comingtopower,hewasagenerouslawyer.Hewaswillingtoselflesslyhelpeveryone2turnedtohim.Heacceptednofee3（offer）legalguidanceandopinionstothosewhowereoutofworkoruneducated.Later,4（believe）allmankindtobeequal,hedevoted5tostoppingtheunfairanti-blacklaws.HesetuptheBlackYouthLeagueand6（vote）tobetheleader.However,7hekeptpeacefulprincipleswithoutviolenceandterror,hismeanenemiesstillblewuphishouseandattackedhisrelatives,8hehimselfcouldn’tescape9（sentence）to30yearsinprison.

Notfearingoftheprisonguards’10（cruel）,hekeptactiveandbeggednomercyfromthem.Asamatteroffact,hewasalwayshopefulandneverlostheartduringthestageeventhoughhewasintrouble.

Finally,peoplerewardedhimwiththeleader’spositionandagoldblanket.

6.ABraveMaid

AwoodenvasefromtheMingDynastyattheentranceofthereceptionhall___1（amaze）everyone.Theartistsdesigneditinararestyleandselected__2（value）jewelstodecorateit.Peoplethoughthighly__3itsfancycolourofhoneyandthebeautifulpaintingsonit.

Thevaseusedtobelongtoaformercastle.___4whenthecountrywasatwar,theenemytroopsexplodedthecastle.Debatesonhowthevasesurvivedwentonandon.Inorder___5（remove）people’sdoubt,ateamofnolessthan20peoplecarriedout___6informalinvestigation.Theevidencestheyfoundshowed___7__amaidtookthevaseapartandaskedasailortosinkitinalocalwell.__8nevergaveawaythesecretevenunderthecrueltrialoftheenemies___9wereinsearchoftreasures.

Itisworth____10（give）thisbravemaidafortuneinreturn.

7.AFairCompetition

Swifter,HigherandStrongerstands___1thespiritoftheOlympics.Butfairnessisthebasisofthismotto.Only__2youwinfairlywillyouandyourhomelanddeservethegreatglory.__3nowadays,unliketheancienthonestslavecompetitors,somehopelessathletes___4can’tbearthepainoftrainingcheatwhentakingpartingames.Medalsseemtohavemagicalpower___5（cause）themtocheat,andtheprizemoneyhasreplacedthemottoastheironlygoal.

So,inthegymnasticsevent___6（hold）inourcitynextmonth,oneofthehost’s___7__（responsible）istokeepcompetitionsfair.Theyadvertisedonpostersoutsidethestadiumtopromisethateverycompetitoristohavearegularphysicalexaminationinagymnasium__8afteranother.Noonecanbargainonthis.Thevolunteersinchargewillbeverystrict.___9isfoolishtocheatbecausethey____10（notadmit）tocompeteandwillevenbefinedaswell.

8.Computers

Thegoalofearlycalculatingmachineswasto___1（simple）difficultsums.Butwiththehelpofnewtechnology,electronicchipsreplacedtubesandarevolutionofartificialintelligencehasarisen.Fromthenon,__2appearanceofcomputerstotallychangedourlives.Theycannotonlydownloadinformationfromthewetwhen__3（connect）bythenetworkormobilephonesignals,butalsosolvedifferent___4（type）oflogicalproblems.Withoperatorsastheircoaches,theycanevencontrolrockets___5（explore）themoonandinstructandroidswiththehumanrace’scharacterstomopfloorsandwatchoveryournaughtyniece.Anyhow,computersaresohelpful___6theydobringhappiness.

___7__,computersareeasilyattackedbyviruses.Thisreality__8（become）ahard-to-dealwith-problem.Asaresult,computersaredangerous___9away.So,personally,Iworryabout____10universalapplicationsinsomefields,suchasfinance.

9.WildlifeProtection

Dinosaursdiedoutbecauseof___1unexpectedincident.Butwildlifetodaydisappearsorisindangerjust__2humansdoharmtoit.Forexample,tigersarehuntedforfurtomakecarpetssothattheycanonlyliveinsecurereserves;

grassland__3（destroy）withoutmercysothatduststormscomeintobeingaffectingdistantcities.

Lastyear,scientistssawsomemonkeys___4（rub）themselveswithacertainkindofinsectstoprotectthemselves___5fiercemosquitoesbiting.Accordingtotheresultoftheinspection,theyfoundthattheinsectcontainsa___6（power）drug,solocalfarmerswereemployedtocatchtheinsects.Theendingwas___7__theinsectsdisappearedfromthewholezone.When__8（tell）thatitwasalosstohumans,thefarmersburstintolaughterandresponded,“___9reallossisourdecreasingincome.”

Weshouldappreciatethenaturalbalanceandpaymoreattentiontotheimportanceofwildlifeprotection.Not____10wesucceedinlettingwildlifeliveinpeace,canwesmileinrelief.

10.MyFirstBand

Iwasverysensitivetomusic.Just___1（dip）intothemusicbooksbriefly,Icouldsingorplaywell.Tobehonest,Ialways__2（dream）ofbecomingafamousfolkactor.Iwassoconfident__3Ineverdecreasedmydevotion.

Iformedmyfirstband___4（call）“RollingFrog”.Atthebeginning,werelied___5performingoninstrumentsinpubsortopassers–bytoearnextramoneyincash.Thenweworefalsebeardstopretendtobethemusicians___6peoplewerefamiliarwith.Inaddition,weattachedhumorousactstoourperformancesandplayedjokesoneachother.Soon,our“funnyjazz”becamefamousand___7__（invite）toperformforbroadcaststationsbegantocome.Afterwards,wesortedoutattractivemusic__8madearecordinastudio.Amillionorso___9（copy）weresoldandwebecamemillionaires.

____10waspainfulthatthebandbrokeupfinally.Butaboveall,Irealizedmydreamtobeamusician.

11.AnInterestingFestival

TheAgriculturalFeasttakesplaceaftertheIndependenceDay.Itis