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选必二Unit4Reading&Thinking课文原始文本语法填空

词汇&语法复习：

1.Thepastfewweeksofherlifehadbeen______（pleasant）shecouldeverremember.

2.Withalonghistory,theChinatowncontainscomplexstreets,______（offer）allkindsofantiquefurniture.

3.Shortlyaftersufferingamassiveearthquake,thecitytook______anewlook.

4.SometimesweshouldunderstandthedeepermeaningofsomeChinese______（idiom）ratherthantakethemliterally.

5.Thefilmissoawesome______itisreallyapitythatyoudidn’tgowithus.

6.Pleasekeepme______（inform）ofanychanges______（arise）duringmyabsence.

ØThepastfewweeksofherlifehadbeenthemostpleasantshecouldeverremember.

ØWithalonghistory,theChinatowncontainscomplexstreets,offeringallkindsofantiquefurniture.

ØShortlyaftersufferingamassiveearthquake,thecitytookonanewlook.

ØSometimesweshouldunderstandthedeepermeaningofsomeChineseidiomsratherthantakethemliterally.

ØThefilmissoawesomethatitisreallyapitythatyoudidn’tgowithus.

ØPleasekeepmeinformedofanychangesarisingduringmyabsence.

7.Inajobinterview,youshouldhighlightyourskillsandpreviousexperience______（relate）totheposition.

8.Thesmile______（freeze）onherlipsimmediatelysheheardthenews.

9.Youarebound______（succeed）sinceyouhavemadesosteadyprogress.

10.Allthepeoplepresent______（hold）theirbreathwhiletheresultswereannounced.

11.It______（anticipate）thatbytheendofthismonthoilpricewillhaverisenbyabout10%.

12.Thelinedidnotclose______（complete）,butinboundandoutboundtrainshadtoshareoneofthetwotracksnearthestation.

ØInajobinterview,youshouldhighlightyourskillsandpreviousexperiencerelatedtotheposition.

ØThesmilefrozeonherlipsimmediatelysheheardthenews.

ØYouareboundtosucceedsinceyouhavemadesosteadyprogress.

ØAllthepeoplepresentheldtheirbreathwhiletheresultswereannounced.

ØItisanticipatedthatbytheendofthismonthoilpricewillhaverisenbyabout10%.

ØThelinedidnotclosecompletely,butinboundandoutboundtrainshadtoshareoneofthetwotracksnearthestation.

课文文本语法填空：

SEEINGTHETRUENORTHVIARAIL：

VANCOUVERANDTHEHEARTOFCANADA

LiDaiyuandhercousinLiuQianwenttoCanadatovisittheircousinsinHalifax1.______theAtlanticcoast.Ratherthantravelby2.______（commerce）airlinealltheway,theydecidedtoflytoVancouverandthentakethetrain.Forbothofthem,thethoughtof3.______（cross）thewholecountrybyrailwasexciting.

4.______startingout,theyspentacoupleofdaysinVancouver,seeingthesights.Duringtheirfirstday,5.______istypicalofVancouver,itrained.Despitetheweather,theywereabletotakeaboatrideoutintothebay,andlatervisit6.______islandthathadwonderfulshops7.______（sell）craftsandantiques.Thenextdaywasclearandmild,andtheywerepleasedtoseethebeautifulmountains8.______（look）outoverthecity.Later,theytookapleasanthikeinaforestjustashortdistanceaway.

Thenextmorning,thetwogirls9.______（arise）earlytotakethetraintoLakeLouise,10.______（pass）throughtheCanadianRockies.11.______（see）fromthetrainwindow,themountainsandforestsofCanadalooked12.______（mass）.Whenthetrainarrivedatthestation,theytookataxitoLakeLouise,13.______thebluewaterliterallytooktheirbreathawaywith14.______（it）exceptionalbeauty.Theyspentthenight,andthentook15.______coachboundnorththroughtheCanadianRockiestoJasper.16.______（look）atthebeautifulscenery,theybothagreedthatitwas17.______（awesome）journeytheyhadevertaken.Inadditiontoseeing18.s______mountainpeaksandforests,onehighlightoftheirtripwasbeingabletoseemanydifferent19.______（creatures）,includingdeer,mountaingoats,andevenagrizzlybearandaneagle.

FromJasper,theycaughtthetraintowardsToronto.Oneofthetrain'sfirststopswasinEdmonton,the20.______（province）capitalofAlberta,thecentreofCanada'shugeoilandgasdrillingindustry.Edmontonis21.______（freeze）coldinwinter,withdailytemperatures22.______（average）－10℃.Sinceitcanbetoocoldtogooutdoors,Edmontonishome23.______manyshoppingmalls.Infact,oneofthelargestshopping24.______（mall）inNorthAmericaisinEdmonton.

FromEdmonton,thetrainheadedsoutheastacrossthegreat25.______（Canada）Prairie.Atschool,DaiyuandLiuQianhadlearntthatCanada'spopulationisonlyslightlyoverthirtysevenmillion.However,theydidnot26.a______seeingsuchanopencountry,andweretrulyamazed.Theywentthroughtwowheatgrowingprovinces,27.______theysawabunchoffarms28.______coveredaverylargearea.

Afteranotherdayonthetrain,eventuallytheywerebackin29.______urbanarea,thecityofWinnipeg.Fromthere,theytravelledthroughthenight,and30.______（wake）upinOntario—alandofforestsandlakes.Thetrainthunderedon,throughthe31.______（roll）hills.Thebushesandmapletreesoutsidetheirwindowswerered,gold,andorange,andtherewasfrostontheground,32.______（confirm）thatautumnhadarrivedinCanada.Nightcameagain,andthetrainturnedsouthtowardsToronto.Whentheywokeupthenextmorning33.______pulledbackthecurtain,theycouldseethewidestretchofLakeHuron—oneofthefourGreatLakesonOntario'ssouthernborder.Itwasnotuntil9：

30a．m.31.______theyfinallyreachedthecapitalofOntario,Toronto.Allinall,theirtripfromVancouvertoTorontohadtakena32.______（durable）offourdays.

完整文本：

SEEINGTHETRUENORTHVIARAIL：

VANCOUVERANDTHEHEARTOFCANADA

LiDaiyuandhercousinLiuQianwenttoCanadatovisittheircousinsinHalifax1.ontheAtlanticcoast.Ratherthantravelby2.commercialairlinealltheway,theydecidedtoflytoVancouverandthentakethetrain.Forbothofthem,thethoughtof3.crossingthewholecountrybyrailwasexciting.

4.Beforestartingout,theyspentacoupleofdaysinVancouver,seeingthesights.Duringtheirfirstday,5.asistypicalofVancouver,itrained.Despitetheweather,theywereabletotakeaboatrideoutintothebay,andlatervisit6.anislandthathadwonderfulshops7.sellingcraftsandantiques.Thenextdaywasclearandmild,andtheywerepleasedtoseethebeautifulmountains8.lookingoutoverthecity.Later,theytookapleasanthikeinaforestjustashortdistanceaway.

Thenextmorning,thetwogirls9.aroseearlytotakethetraintoLakeLouise,10.passingthroughtheCanadianRockies.11.Seeingfromthetrainwindow,themountainsandforestsofCanadalooked12.massive.Whenthetrainarrivedatthestation,theytookataxitoLakeLouise,13.wherethebluewaterliterallytooktheirbreathawaywith14.itsexceptionalbeauty.Theyspentthenight,andthentook15.acoachboundnorththroughtheCanadianRockiestoJasper.16.Lookingatthebeautifulscenery,theybothagreedthatitwas17.themostawesomejourneytheyhadevertaken.Inadditiontoseeing18.spectacularmountainpeaksandforests,onehighlightoftheirtripwasbeingabletoseemanydifferent19.creatures,includingdeer,mountaingoats,andevenagrizzlybearandaneagle.

FromJasper,theycaughtthetraintowardsToronto.Oneofthetrain'sfirststopswasinEdmonton,the20.provincialcapitalofAlberta,thecentreofCanada'shugeoilandgasdrillingindustry.Edmontonis21.freezingcoldinwinter,withdailytemperatures22.averaging－10℃.Sinceitcanbetoocoldtogooutdoors,Edmontonishome23.tomanyshoppingmalls.Infact,oneofthelargestshopping24.mallsinNorthAmericaisinEdmonton.

FromEdmonton,thetrainheadedsoutheastacrossthegreat25.CanadianPrairie.Atschool,DaiyuandLiuQianhadlearntthatCanada'spopulationisonlyslightlyoverthirtysevenmillion.However,theydidnot26.anticipateseeingsuchanopencountry,andweretrulyamazed.Theywentthroughtwowheatgrowingprovinces,27.wheretheysawabunchoffarms28.thatcoveredaverylargearea.

Afteranotherdayonthetrain,eventuallytheywerebackin29.anurbanarea,thecityofWinnipeg.Fromthere,theytravelledthroughthenight,and30.wokeupinOntario—alandofforestsandlakes.Thetrainthunderedon,throughthe31.rollinghills.Thebushesandmapletreesoutsidetheirwindowswerered,gold,andorange,andtherewasfrostontheground,32.confirmingthatautumnhadarrivedinCanada.Nightcameagain,andthetrainturnedsouthtowardsToronto.Whentheywokeupthenextmorning33.andpulledbackthecurtain,theycouldseethewidestretchofLakeHuron—oneofthefourGreatLakesonOntario'ssouthernborder.Itwasnotuntil9：

30a．m.34.thattheyfinallyreachedthecapitalofOntario,Toronto.Allinall,theirtripfromVancouvertoTorontohadtakena35.durationoffourdays.