高三英語(yǔ)一輪復(fù)習(xí)之名詞練習(xí)

名詞專(zhuān)題練習(xí)單句填空1.Aftertheeventthe(piano)aredonatedtolocalschoolsandcommunitygroups.2.Collegestudentsare(grown-up)andit'stheirrightstochoosethewaytolive.3.The(roof)ofthesehouseswerecoveredwith(leaf).4.Therearemanyinteresting(story)inthebook.5.Ican'tfindthekeythedoor.Haveyouseenit?6.Whilethevideoclip(片段)mightlooklikepartofanewadcampaign,Bridgessaidtheonlygoalwastoshow________(generous)andsympathy.7.Thethingis,machinesstillhavelimitationswhenitcomestofacial________(recognize).8.Itwasinhis(forty)thathereturnedhomefromabroad.9.Itisoneofthewonderful(phenomenon)ofnature.10.Makesureyoureadthe(instruct)beforeyoustartusingthemachine.11.Therollingseaofcloudsyouseeonceyouareatthetopwillremindyouhowtinywe

(human)are.12.Thedisappearanceofdinosaursisnotnecessarilycausedbyastronomicalincidents.Butalternative______(explain)arehardtofind.13.In1844theyboughtit

for＄1,200andsomelandfromCharlesDresser,whoperformedtheir

(marry)ceremonyin1842.14.ChineseNewYearisa(celebrate)markingtheendofthewinterseasonandthebeginningofspring.15.Filledwith______________(curious),theartistpackedhisbagsandleft.16.Later,theylearnedtoworkwiththe____________(season),plantingattherighttimeand,indryareas,makinguseofannualfloodstoirrigate(灌溉)theirfields.17.Nowadaysthe________（prior)fortravellingisshiftedfromshoppingtofoodandscenery.18.Try

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actuallyhappeninginsteadofactingonthe_______(assume)you’vemade.19.Twooftheauthorsofthereviewalsomadeastudypublishedin2014that/whichshowedamerefiveto1020.Luckily,hisfatherdidn’tgetinjuredwhenthe________(explode)happenedatthechemicalfactory.21.Researchershavefoundthatthereisadirectlinkbetweentheincreaseinfoodeatenoutsidethehomeandtherisein(weigh)problems.22.Afteraquarrel,thecouplesatin(silent).23.ForJapan,the(number)aremorestriking—22in1950,46todayand53in2050.24.Anyway,thesmallabacushasmadeanoutstandingcontributioninthefieldsofhumanintellectualdevelopment,justasthecomputerdoesintoday’s(social).25.Hisangry________(refuse)toagreetotheplanraisedthetemperatureofthemeeting.26.Everyonehas(strong)andshortcomings.27.Therearenosimple________(solve)tothecurrentsituation.28.The______(resist)tovaccinehascontinuedfordecades,anditisdrivenbyarealbutverysmallrisk.29.Ihaveno(choose)buttoturntostrangersforhelp.30.The(discover)ofColumbuswasasignificanteventintheworld.31.Shehasa(prefer)forsweetfoodandmilkytea.32.All(participate)willbegivenaspecialanduniquepresent.33.Women(act)arewantedinthismovie.34.Thecompanyhopestobeoneofthe(survive)ofthisrecession.35.ThetallestbuildingsinLondonaresmallin________(compare)withskyscrapersinChina.36.Thoughmakingentrancefeescompulsorywillmakemuseumslessaccessibletosome,manymuseumsdohavecertaindaysoftheweekwhen(admit)isfree.37.InChina,（construct）hasbegunofthecountry’sfirstsolarhighway,inwhichsolarpanelsareplacedunderneathtransparentconcrete.38.Toraisestudents’(aware)ofprotectingenvironment,wewillholdaTree-Plantingactivity.39.Onlyinthiswaycanweenjoythepleasureand(convenient)ofonlineshoppingwithouttheconcernofbeingcheated.40.KatariaLaughterClubsarepoppingupinresponsetopeople’sneedtohandle(press).41.Itwasnotcleartoresearcherswhether___(employ)causedpoorhealthorwhetherpoorhealthledtojobloss.語(yǔ)法填空：Whatisfear?Fearisaself-madethoughtofourmind.Usually,fearshould①______(overcome),oritmaydoharmtous.Butsometimesfearisgood,butitisnotourbestfriend.Therearedifferenttypesoffear,②?______(range)fromfearoffailure,fearoftakingrisks,fearofdogs,andfearofheighttofearofdrowningandsoon.Nowthequestionis③______wecangetridoffear.Theonlywaytoovercomeourfear④______(be)tofaceit.Assoonaswefacefear⑤______(brave),itwillbeover.Everyoneisafraidinside.Sometimesfearis⑥______(help)tousandalittlefearisnecessaryforour⑦_(dá)_____(grow).Forexample,fearoffallingmakesuswalkproperly,fearofaccidentsmakesusdrivethecarcarefullyandfearoffailuremakesusworkhard.On⑧______otherhand,fearstopsus⑨______movingfurther.Wehavetomoveaheadandleavefearbehind.Atthispoint,fearisourweaknessandwemusttrytoovercomeit.Atthesametime,remembernot⑩______(scare)anyoneforyourfunbecausefearmakespeoplesickandthat’snotright.閱讀理解Pleasetakeafewsecondsandthinkofyourpersonalbiggestgoal.Imaginetellingsomeoneyoumeettodaywhatyou’regoingtodo.Imaginetheircongratulationsandtheirhighimageofyou.Doesn’titfeelgoodtosayitoutloud?Don’tyoufeelonestepcloseralready?Well,badnews:youshouldhavekeptyourmouthshut,becausethatgoodfeelingwillmakeyoulesslikelytodoit.Anytimeyouhaveagoal,thereissomeworkthatneedstobedonetoachieveit.Ideally,youwouldnotbesatisfieduntilyou’dactuallydonethework.Butwhenyoutellsomeoneyourgoalandheacknowledges(認(rèn)可)it,psychologistshavefoundit’scalleda“socialreality”.Themindiskindoftrickedintofeelingthatit’salreadydone.Andthen,becauseyou’vefeltthatsatisfaction,you’relessmotivatedtodotheactualhardworknecessary.Thisgoesagainstthetraditionalwisdomthatweshouldtellourfriendsourgoals,right?In1982,PeterGollwitzer,aProfessorofPsychology,wroteawholebookaboutthis.Andin2009,hedidsomenewteststhatwerepublished.Itgoeslikethis:163peopleacrossfourseparatetests—everyonewrotedowntheirpersonalgoal.Thenhalfofthemannouncedtheircommitment(許諾)tothisgoaltotheroom,andhalfdidn’t.Theneveryonewasgiven45minutesofworkthatwoulddirectlyleadthemtowardstheirgoal,buttheyweretoldthattheycouldstopatanytime.Nowthosewhokepttheirmouthsshutworkedtheentire45minutesonaverage,andwhenaskedafterwards,saidtheyfelttheyhadalongwaytogotoachievetheirgoal.Butthosewhohadannounceditquitafteronly33minutesonaverage,andwhenaskedafterwards,saidthattheyfeltmuchclosertoachievingtheirgoal.1.Wh