人教版必修三、四課文語法填空

人教版必修三、四課文語法填空高中英語必修三語法填空（1）Themost1(energy)andimportantfestivalsaretheonesthatlookforwardtotheendofwinterandtothecomingofspring.AttheSpringFestivalinChina,peopleeat2(dumpling),fishandmeatandmaygivechildrenluckymoney3redenvelopes.Therearedragondancesandcarnivals,4familiescelebratetheLunarNewYeartogether.SomeWesterncountrieshaveveryexcitingcarnivals,5takeplacefortydaysbeforeEaster,6(usual)inFebruary.Thesecarnivalsmightincludeparades,dancinginthestreetsdayandnight,loudmusicandcolorfulclothingofallkinds.Easteris7importantreligiousandsocialfestivalforChristiansaroundtheworld.8celebratesthereturnofJesusfromthedeadandthecomingofspringandnewlife.Japan’sCherryBlossomFestivalhappensalittlelater.Thecountry,9(cover)withcherrytreeflowers,(look)asthoughitiscoveredwithpinksnow.（2）WangPeng1(feel)veryfrustratedwhenhesaw2ofhiscustomerswouldeatinhisrestaurant.3hisopinion,nothingcouldbe4(good)thanhisfriedrice,barbecuedmuttonkebabs,roastporkorhissugarcola.When5(follow)oneofhisbestfriendsintoYongHui’s6(new)openedrestaurant,hewasamazedat7menuthere:rawvegetablesservedinvinegar,fruitandwater.Inordertowinhiscustomersback,hewenttothelibrarytodosomeresearch,8showedthatYongHui’smenudidn’tgivethecustomersenergy-givingfood.Infact,therewere9(weak)inWangPeng’smenuaswell.Sotheonlysolutionistocombinethetwomenustogeta10(balance)diet.（3）MarkTwain,1famousAmericanwriterandspeaker,spenthisboyhoodalongtheMississippiRiver,andthreeofhismostfamous2(novel)describepeoplealongthisgreatriver.Theauthorlovedtheriversomuch3evenhispennamecamefromtheriver.Beingpoor,Twaindroppedoutofschool4theageoftwelveandlookedforwork.Overthenexttwodecadeshe5(work)asaprinter,ariverboatpilot,asoldierandanewspaperreportertosupportthefamily.6wassaidthathisfirstsuccessfulstorywasabouta7(jump)frogcontest.Andhisworksbecameextremelyfamousforthedescriptionofcommonpeopleandthewaytheytalked,8(especial)forhis1/5人教版必修三、四課文語法填空humour.Asaresult,hebecameveryrichwithhisworks.9,thelastyearsofhislifewerefilledwithsadevents:thedeathsofhiswifeandchildren,thelonelinessandthelossofmuchmoney.Forthese,hiswritingslostmostoftheirhumourandbecamesadlikehim.Yetheisstillregardedasoneofthebest10(know)writersintheworld.（4）Noone1(know)exactlyhowtheearthbegan.Accordingtoa2(wide)acceptedtheory,theuniversebeganwitha“BigBang”,3explodedloudlyandproducedwatervapourandmany4(gas)makingtheearth’satmosphere.Astheearthcooleddown,waterappearedandstayed5thesurface.Itwasthepresenceofwaterthatallowedtheearthtodissolveharmfulgasesandacidsintotheoceansandseas,whichmade6possibleforlifetodevelop.First,theappearanceofsmallplantsencouragedthelaterdevelopmentofearlyshellfishandallsortsoffish.Next,greenplantsbegantogrowonland,7(follow)bylandanimals.Soreptilesappearedforthefirsttime.Later,dinosaursdeveloped.However,theysuddenlydisappeared.Afterthat,mammalscameintobeing.Finally,humans8(appear)andspreadallovertheearth.However,theyareputtingtoomuchcarbondioxideintotheatmosphere,9(make)theearthtoohottoliveon.So,whetherlifewillcontinueontheearthformillionsofyearstocomewilldependon10thisproblemcanbesolved.（5）LiDaiyuandLiuQian1onatriptoCanadatovisittheircousinsontheAtlanticcoast.Ratherthantaketheaeroplanealltheway,theytookthetrain2westtoeastacrossCanada.Thethoughtthattheycouldcrossthewholecontinentwas3(excite).Canadaisthesecond4(large)countryintheworld.PeoplesayVancouverisCanada’smostbeautifulcity5(surround)bymountainsandthePacificOcean.AlongthecoastnorthofVancouver,itis6wettherethatthetreesareextremelytall.Thatafternoonaboardthetrain,thecousinssettleddownin7(they)seats.TheyknowcowboysfromallovertheworldcompeteintheStampede.Manycowboyshaveagift8ridingwildhorses.Theyalsolearned9mostCanadianslivewithinafewhundredkilometresoftheUSAborderandCanada’spopulationisonly10(slight)overthirtymillion.2/5人教版必修三、四課文語法填空高中英語必修四語法填空（1）NobodybeforeJane1(full)understoodchimpbehaviour.Shespentyearsobservingandrecordingtheirdailyactivities.Sinceherchildhoodshehadwantedtoworkwithanimalsin2(they)ownenvironment.3,thiswasnoteasy.Whenshefirst4(arrive)inGombein1960,itwasunusualforawomantoliveintheforest.Onlyafterhermothercametohelpher5thefirstfewmonthswassheallowedtobeginherproject.Herworkchangedthewaypeoplethinkabout6(chimp).Forexample,oneimportantthingshediscoveredwas7chimpshuntandeatmeat.Untiltheneveryonehadthoughtchimpsateonlyfruitandnuts.Sheactuallyobservedchimpsasagroup8(hunt)amonkeyandtheneating9.Shealsodiscoveredhowchimpscommunicate10eachother,andherstudyoftheirbodylanguagehelpedherworkouttheirsocialsystem.2）YuanLongpingwasbornin1930.1hegraduatedfromSouthwestAgriculturalCollegein1953,hehasdevotedhislifeto2(find)waystogrowmoreandmorerice.Asayoungman,hesawthegreatneedforincreasingthericeoutput.Atthattime,hungerwas3seriousprobleminmanypartsofthecountryside.YuanLongpingsearched4awaytoincreasericeharvestswithoutexpandingtheareaofthefields.In1950,Chinese5couldproduceaboutfifty-sixmilliontonsofrice.Inarecentharvest,however,6twohundredmilliontonsofricewasproduced.These7(increase)harvestsmean822%oftheworld’oplespearefedfromjust7%ofthefarmlandintheworld.YuanLongpingisnowcirculatinghisknowledgeinIndia,Vietnamandmanyother9(little)developedcountriestoincreasetheirriceharvests.Thankstohisresearch,theUN10(have)moretoolsinthebattletoridtheworldofhunger.Usinghishybridrice,farmersareproducingharveststwiceaslargeasbefore.（3）CharlieChaplinwasa1(humour)actor.Heentertaineduswithnonverbalhumour.Borninpoverty,hebecamefamous2usingaparticularformofactinginentertainingsilentmovies.Hewas3charmingcharacter,well-knownthroughouttheworld.Heplayedapoorandhomelessperson,4(wear)largetrousers,worn-out5andasmallroundblackhatandcarryingawalkingstick.Thecharacter6a3/5人教版必修三、四課文語法填空socialfailureinthemovies,7hewaslovedbyallthepeople.Byovercomingdifficulties,beingkindtopeopleunkindtohim,makingasadsituationentertainingandeatinga8(boil)shoe,CharlieChaplinmadeushappyandexcited.CharlieChaplinproduced,directedandwrotemoviesin9hestarred.In1972hewasgivenaspecialOscarforhisoutstandingworkofbringinghumourto10(we)allthroughfilms.4）AsIgettoknowmoreinternational1(friend),Ilearnmoreaboutthiscultural“bodylanguageNot”.allculturesgreeteachotherthesameway,2aretheycomfortableinthesamewaywithtouchingor3(distant)betweenpeople.Inthesamewaythatpeoplecommunicatewith4(speak)language,theyalsoexpresstheirfeelings5(use)unspoken“l(fā)anguage”throughphysicaldistance,actionsorposture.Englishpeople,forexample,donotusuallystandveryclose6othersortouchstrangersassoonastheymeet.However,peoplefromplaceslikeSpain,ItalyorSouthAmericancountriesapproachothers7(close)andaremorelikelytotouchthem.Mostpeoplearoundtheworldnowgreeteachother8shakinghands,butsomeculturesuseothergreetingsaswell,suchastheJapanese,9prefertobow.Theseactions10(be)notgoodorbad,butaresimplywaysinwhichcultureshavedeveloped.（5）Therearevarious1(kind)ofthemeparksintheworldwithaspecificthemeforeach.Thethemeparkyouare2(probable)mostfamiliarwithisDisneyland,3canbefoundinseveralpartsoftheworld,and4willbringyouintoamagicalworldandmakeyourdreamscometrue,5youaretravellingthroughspace,visitingapirateshipor6(meet)yourfavouritefairytaleorDisneycartooncharacter.Asyouwanderaroundthefantasyamusementpark,youmayseeSnowWhiteorMickeyMouse7aparadeoronthestreet.OfcourseDisneylandalso8(have)manyexcitingrides,fromgiantswingingshipsto9(terrify)free-falldrops.Withalltheseattractions,nowondertourismisincreasingwhereverthereis10Disneyland.Ifyouwanttohavef