高考英语语法填空10篇附答案.docx

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高考英语语法填空10篇附答案

语法填空

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Theybegantoquarrel65（violent）.Thedustmanbecameangryandtook

thebusinessmantoseeajudge.

Afterthejudgeheardwhat66（happen）tothem,hesaidtothebusinessman,

“I’msureyouareanhonestman.It’struehavethatlostyouawallet67there

wasadiamondring.Butitisalsoclearthatthereis68moneyinthiswallet.I

don’tthinkit69’s.Waitforsometime.Perhapssomeonewillbeabletoreturn

yourwallettoyou.”

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doesn’tgotogetitback70threedays,itwillbelongtoyou.”

2

Recently,asurvey1（carry）outbyawebsiteaboutthecommonviewon

studentswhograduate2BeijingUniversity.Only28%oftheinterviewed

companiesthinkthattheyare3（satisfy）withthegraduatesfromBeijing

University.Thegraduatesintheircompanieshaveawiderangeof4（know）

andtheylearnthingsveryquicklyandeasily.5,mostofthecompaniesdon’t

think6（high）ofgraduatesfromBeijingUniversity.Intheireyes,the

graduatesalwaysstick7theirownopinionsandlacktheteamworkspirit.

Besides,theymaynotbesatisfiedwiththeirjobsevenwithbigcompanies,and

theyusuallyhavemany8（complain）.Asaresult,34%ofthecompanies

insistthat9isnotnecessarytoemploygraduatesfromBeijingUniversity.

Inbrief,societyandeventhestudentsthemselvesexpecttoomuchfrom

graduatesfromBeijingUniversity.That10’asgraduateclaimsthathe

himselfisrubbish.

3

71weallknow,lifeisfullofdreamsandhavingagooddreamisof

greatimportanceinourdailylife.72agooddream,peoplecan’tmake

progressandcountriescan’tdevelop.AndIholdthestrongbelief73

everyone,whetherheisoldoryoung,poororrich,juniororsenior,doeshavea

gooddream!

After

all,dreaming

is

certainly

apositive

part

of

our

life,

and

74

（wish）forgoodthings,however,costsnothing!

What’smore,itis

importanttoflyourdreams,especiallyforthose

75

areseniorhighschoolstudents.Itishightimeforthemtoflytheirdreams.If

theycan’t

let

dreamsfly,the

dreamwouldjust

be

76

dream,

not

reality!

Therefore,

77

is

nowonderthat

somanypeople

haveadreamsince

their

childhood.

With

anicedream,China

succeededinhostingthe

29th

OlympicGames

in

2008;withanicedream,HongKong

78（come）backtothemotherland

peacefully

in1997;

with

anice

dream,YuanLongping

rids

the

world

of

hunger;

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anicedream,Michael

Jordonbecomesthe

mostpopularbasketballstar;withanice

dreamIcanstand

onthis

stage

tocompeteinthefinal

English

speech

contest.

And

withanaimofachievingsuccess,Imustdothebest!

Somygoodfriends,ifyouwanttorealizeyourdream,pleasedonotbeafraid

infaceofdifficultiesorgiveupinfaceoffailure

79

loseyourdream

infaceofpains.

Youmustkeepgoingforward

80

（brave）!

Justfly

your

dream

highlyabovethesky!

4

There’snosuchthingaslivingalone.Nevermindifyou

61

only’personreinyour

houseandhavenodog,nocat,notevenfish.Youstillhavegotseveralbillion

62

（roommate）

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63

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lifeiseverywhereisnot

64

（surprise）.It’somethingyou

65

（learn）

from

your

childhoodwhenyourmothertoldyounottodrinkwaterfromsomeoneelse

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66

arelivinginyourteakettle.Therearebacteria

67

（sleep）

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bed.Scientistsarebeginning

68

（realize）

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the

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ones

69

（find）

inoceans,

rainforests,desertsandwoodlands.Yourhousehasamicrobiomeand

70

doyou.

5

Accordingtoarecentsurvey,violencedidexistinschools.Studentsshowedtheirfearand

parentsandteachersalsoexpressedtheirgreatconcernaboutit.Experts

hopethe

whole

1

（social）paymoreattentiontothementalhealthofadolescents.

Nowadays,schoolviolenceisahotissue.Ithinkthisisaphenomenon,

2

callsforour

greatconcern.Weshouldtryeveryeffort

3

（prevent）violencehappeningatschoolformore

andmorestudentswoulddropoutofschool

4

theirpersonalsafetycouldnotbeguaranteed.

Infact,violence

can

5

（learn）.Children

learnviolent

behaviorfromadultsor

from

6

theyseeontelevisionoron

7

Internet.

IfImeetwithschoolviolence,Iwillnotanswerviolence

8

violence,

foritwillresult

in

9

（much）fighting.

Iwilltellmyteachersorparentsaboutit.

dealwith

itwell

andthey

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behave

10

（he）andkeepawayfromviolence.

Ithinktheywillhelpmeinall,everystudentshould

6

Thingsdidn’tlookgood

61

Charlie,thedog,wasbornat

Meriden

Humane

Society.Charlie’smotherwas

62

sicktonursehim,andworkers

struggled

63（keep）thepuppyhealthybybottle-feedinghimeverytwohours.

64（luck）,Satin,

thecat,cametotherescue.

65（exhaust）workershopedthatSatin,whowasfeedingherownkittens,mightbewillingtoaddonemoretoherfamily.“Sheloveditwhenweputthemtogether,”said

directorDibianco.SatinfedCharlieforthreeand66halfweeks.Herkittens

regardedthepuppy67abrother.Inthepast17years,thedirector68

（witness）nothinglikeacat69（nurse）apuppyattheshelter.“Satinstillmothered

Charlieevenashegrewtwice70size.”Thedirectorsaid.

7

Decide81adaywhichisnotstressfultoquitsmoking.Makealist82all

thebenefitsyouwillgetfromstoppingsmoking.Throwawayallyourcigarettesattheendofthe

daybeforeyouplantoquit.Rereadallthebenefitsyouwroteonthelistwhenyoufeellike83

（smoke）.Developsomeotherhabitslikewalking,drinkingsomewater,84（clean）your

houseandsoontokeepyoubusy.Ifyoufeelnervousor85（stress）,trytodosomerelaxation

exerciseslikedeepbreathing.Youcanstopsmokingwithafriendorjoinastop-smokinggroup.If

youfeel86（extreme）bad,askadoctororchemistforhelp.Themostimportantthingis87

（keep）trying.Don’tfeelashamed88youweakenandhaveacigarette,becausesomepeople

havetotryseveraltimes89theyfinallystopsmoking.Holdon90youwillsucceed.

8

Europe'sbusyseasonsareinsummerandwinter.Crowdingisthemainprobleminthe

warmestmonthsofJune,JulyandparticularlyAugust,soyou'dbetternotgointhebusy

61

（month）.Insomecountries,suchasFranceandItaly,manyshopsandrestaurantscloseinAugust

whilelocalstaketheirownholidays,62meansthatsomecitiescanfeelratherdead.

DecemberisalwaysbusyinParis,andanyAustrianorGermancitywith63golden

Christmasmarket.Easterisanotherbusytime.Youcanfindbargainsby64（visit）traditional

"summer"destinations，65beawarethatpublictransportmightbelessfrequent.Insome

northernlocationssuchasScotland,andNorway,itmightnotrunatallbecauseofheavysnow

andice.Foralltheabovereasons,byfarthebestmonthstotraveltoEurope

66（be）May,

SeptemberandOctober.Apart

67

transportcosts,youmayneedabout50to80eurosa

day

68（get）byinWesternEurope.Thismightbelessinsmallertownsandin

MediterraneanEurope.EasternEuropeisthe

69

（cheap）region,costingadailytotalof30to

40euros,althoughUkraineandRussiacanbemoreexpensive,about40to50eurosaday.Sweden,

IcelandandNorwayare70（slight）dearerthanWesternEurope.

9

Whenmyfriendsaskme

61（take）picturesofthem,Iwilltakealotofpicturesbutthey

onlykeepafewofthembecausetheyarenot

62（satisfy）withmostpictures,andtheythink

theyarenotperfect.

63fact,whenIlookatthepictures,thereisnothingdifferent

inmy

64（eye）.EverypictureItakelooksalmostthesame.

Peoplerunaftertheperfectsideandthat's

65moreandmorepeoplechoosetotakethe

plasticsurgery（整形手术）．Takemanystarsforexample.Theylookbeautifulenough．66

in

ordertomakethemselveslookperfect,most

ofthemtake

the

plasticsurgery,which

67

（make）themlookunnatural.Manypeoplewouldrather

68

（spend）toomuchon

69

（go）aftertheperfectside,butnooneisperfect.Ifweacceptourimperfectsides,wewilllive

70

（comfortable）andenjoythelife.

10

Onlineshoppingiscomingintofashioninmostcities，wherepeopleareabletomakefulluseoftherapidly－developedinternettechnology．No