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1、专题03 短文首字母填空(20篇)短文首字母填空Passage 1Mark Twain was an American writer and speaker whose real name was Samuel Langhorne Clemens. Mark Twain was his pen name. He wrote a large number of works d_1_ his life. His representative works i_2_ The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and
2、 so on. In some ways, these two works were a little s_3_. In books, the main characters were boys who were b_4_ naughty, kind and loved freedom. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer was written earlier. In this book, Tom always played tricks on others. He was good friends with Huck who was homeless and did
3、something a_5_ the society. After some adventures, everything changed and Tom grew up in mind and body. C_6_ with The adventures of Tom Sawyer, The adventures of Huckleberry Finn paid more attention to the societyslavery. In this book, Jim, a b_7_ boy, was from slavery and Huck, a white boy, was fro
4、m a society that wanted to control him. They wanted to get away and to be f_8_. Jim and Huck shared the adventures on the river, so these two boys h_9_ each other and got closer together. Black or White was no longer important and they became good friends. This book was considered as one of the grea
5、test books in America. Language used by Mark Twain in these two books was very popular among the public at that time because it was h_10_ and full of wisdom. Mark Twain was famous for his humor and wisdom and he was the first writer to use everyday English in the novels.Passage 2请认真阅读下面短文,并根据各题所给首字母
6、的提示,写出一个合适的英语单词完整的、正确的形式,使短文通顺。The Mid - Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is one of the most important Chinese festivals. It is a_11_ an important festival in Southeast Asia, especially to overseas Chinese. On May 20th, 2006, it was added on the l_12_ of Chinese national intangible
7、culture heritages (国家级非物质文化遗产) and b_13_ a public holiday in 2008.The festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, when the moon is the r_14_ and brightest of the whole year. This s_15_ festival is considered to be a symbol of family reunion. On this day, all family members, even t_16_
8、of miles apart, gather together to celebrate this day, admiring the moon and e_17_ the delicious food.It is s_18_ that the custom of eating moon cakes at the Mid - Autumn Festival began in the Tang Dynasty. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was popular in the palace and later spread to the people. It
9、 became a c_19_ food custom for all people during the Ming Dynasty.S_20_ China is a big county with a large population, the celebrations in different areas for this festival are very different in various ways, with each way having its own strong local features.Passage 3阅读下面短文,在空白处填入适当的单词,单词的第一个字母已给出
10、。My favourite music is You Can Be What You Want To Be. The song was w_21_ by the rapper Jiang Yunsheng in 2020. It became a hit as soon as it came out. Many people, especially the young, enjoy it very much. When it c_22_ to rap, you may think it is loud and rhythmic(律动的). But this one is d_23_. Its
11、mild(温和的), and full of warmth. It t_24_ peoples heart with moving lyrics(歌词). Every s_25_ line tells a story. For example, some students need to study hard and get into good u_26_. Then they can find good jobs after they graduate. In this way, they can earn more money to s_27_ their families. They c
12、an all live a happy and rich life. B_28_ the background music is a mixture of piano and violin, which sounds very soothing(安慰的). When the rhythm becomes q_29_, the music grows louder and more powerful. It also changes the feelings of the listeners. They can either cry or smile or laugh. If you have
13、a hard time, you can listen to this song and it can give you hope and e_30_. Then you can fight against the hardships bravely.Passage 4Many people create art with a pencil, but he turns a pencil itself into art. Li Mingjun, a young man from Hebei, China, recently s_31_ millions of people online with
14、 his mini sculptures (微雕) c_32_ out of pencil lead (笔芯). Some of his sculptures include helmets (头盔) for flies, Chinese characters and m_33_ instruments. “I came up with the idea of sculpturing helmets for flies w_34_ I saw a fly hit my bedroom window again and again. I thought, Why not make a helme
15、t for it? ” said Li. Over the past six years, Li has c_35_ over 100 works. According to Li, his strong i_36_ in pencil mini sculptures dates back to his time in high school. When he was an art student in high school, he had to sharpen (削尖) pencils every day. One day he sculptured a heart shape on a
16、piece of pencil lead, which won p_37_ from his classmates. That gave him a great sense of a_38_. Since then, he has been creating these mini sculptures in his spare time. While working as a special makeup artist for film and television, he was only able to throw h_39_ into the world of art for a few
17、 days every two or three months. Early this year, Li decided to start his own mini sculpture workshop (作坊) after l_40_ his job. And he has a big dream he hopes to have a mini sculpture art show in the near future. Hopefully, his dream will come true.Passage 5先阅读短文,再在短文空白处写出各单词的正确形式,单词的第一个字母已给出。I sta
18、rted to work as an editor (编辑) for a travel magazine. I didnt really m_41_ the work, but I wanted something more challenging. Later, I jumped at a company. However, soon after I j_42_ the company, I was asked to sell contents to teachers and training people. I had no experience in sales, training or
19、 e_43_. I told myself that everything feels difficult at first and I should at least try. In a way, I felt like I didnt have a c_44_. I knew jumping out of the nest was the right thing for me, even though it felt awful. I was lucky to be with very helpful people, b_45_ at work and at home. My boss n
20、ever asked if I thought I could do it. I_46_, he asked if I was interested in trying.I spent long hours w_47_ every day. I asked lots of questions and spoke to so many teachers and soon I got more good experiences. I looked for chances to put in e_48_ effort. The more I did, the better I felt. Over
21、time, I discovered that the job was something I could do and liked doing. I also learned its important to take risks and a_49_ new opportunities, even when youre not sure if youll do well. I dont think theres anything w_50_ than failing to try. Im so glad I tried, and it surely paid off.Passage 6Wil
22、l anyone feel unhappy when she gets victory? Or become embarrassed when she has reached a goal in her life? No one will do. Victory, especially in competitions proves that you are the best among people who take p_51_. As we all already know, “the best” is only one, and only one can a_52_ that title.
23、 How about the others? They are all called l_53_. But for me, victory is not everything.When I was in junior high school, I e_54_ for some competitions from sport to science. Ive won in some competitions, but I lost in many others. Ive lost terribly several times. It was so painful that it made me s
24、tressed out. But through several failures I learned much. I learned I must study hard; I learned how to work harder; I learned that I had friends who would always cheer me up when I was down. My teacher said, “If you have never lost, you will not know how a_55_ it will be when you win.”These sweet a
25、nd sad e_56_ have changed my mind. As time goes by, I realized that competitions are chances to c_57_ myself with the others, to discover both my weaknesses and strengths, to learn from my mistakes and failures, to e_58_ myself to be better, and to learn that failure can be so much more v_59_ than v
26、ictory. Its not about being the best, but its all about d_60_ your best.Passage 7根据短文内容及首字母提示,补全空格内单词,使短文完整、通顺(请在答题卡上写出完整单词)。Special Volunteers at the winter Paralympics(残奥会)A special volunteer team was working at the 2022 Beijing Winter Paralympic Games. In fact, these little v_61_ are 68 lovely gu
27、ide dogs. All of them were strictly c_62_ from a training center in Dalian, Liaoning Province. Months of special training had taught them how to d_63_ with complex(复杂的)situations in cold environments. At the Paralympics, e_64_ of the guide dogs wears a QR code(二维码). By scanning the codes, people can
28、 e_65_ learn a lot of detailed information about the dogs, i_66_ their blooding, age, training history and service conditions. China s_67_ up the first guide dog training center in 2006. Two years later, a guide dog named Lucky made its appearance at the Beijing Paralympics. With its h_68_ , Ping Ya
29、li, the first Chinese who got a Paralympic gold medal, completed the torch relay(火炬传递). Our modern technology will c_69_ to develop. But the special warmth and loyalty of guide dogs are always needed. During the Games, the guide dogs greatly helped the b_70_ athletes to fully enjoy the sports compet
30、ition.Passage 8阅读短文,根据短文内容及首字母提示,在空白处填入一个适当的单词。Long long ago, there was a monster(怪物), and it was called Nian. It was big and powerful. It also l_71_ like a lion with a horn(角)on its head.Every Chinese New Years Eve, Nian would do harm to a village by the sea. It would eat its crops(庄稼), animals, an
31、d even people. Everyone lived in fear of Nian, b_72_ they didnt know how to stop Nian. A stranger came to the v_73_ one year. The stranger was looking for food. A kind old woman saw him and offered him s_74_ to eat. Then, she told him about Nian. The stranger said, “Let me stay in your house this ev
32、ening. I promise to help you keep a_75_ from the monster forever.” The old woman agreed and left. After that, the stranger got down to work. Soon, night came, and Nian showed up. It was going to enter the womans h_76_. However, it saw three red banners(横幅)around the door and suddenly stopped. All of
33、 a sudden, there were l_77_ noises everywhere, and there were also lots of tiny fires in the air. Then, the stranger a_78_. He was in all red, and he was lighting more firecrackers(鞭炮). That scared Nian, and it ran away. When the villagers returned, they saw that the s_79_ wasnt hurt. They asked him
34、 to share his secret, and he did. The villagers copied the strangers actions year after year, and Nian n_80_ returned. Today, people celebrate Chinese New Year the same way.Passage 9根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使短文意思完整。每空限填一词。Self-driving cars (自动驾驶) are believed to be the future of driving. May companies ar
35、e competing to be the first to bring them to market.However, carmakers need to s_81_ one problem first: How driverless cars communicate with passers-by (行人), bikers and other drivers?Most drives today use gestures to show their p_82_. They wave a car into a lane (车道), or nod at passers-by and cyclis
36、ts, to let them c_83_ the street. But self-driving cars dont have this ability. What can they do? US maker Ford and its partner Virginia Tech (弗吉尼亚理工学院) think they have the answer.The team is testing a method that use l_84_ to show what self-driving cars are doing.For e_85_, if a driverless car is y
37、ielding (让路), it can flash two white lights side to side. A white light tells there are no humans in the car. A slow blinking light shows the car is coming to a stop. A rapidly flashing light tells passers-by that the car is about to speed up.To test the method on r_86_ roads, the team designed a sp
38、ecial suit that looks exactly like a car seat. When a driver wears it, it appears to people that the car is really driverless.The team then successfully got more than 1,500 hours of data (数据) after a_87_ 2,900 kilometers of “self-driving” through busy cities. The data r_88_ how people interacted wit
39、h a driverless car.Ford says they plan to s_89_ the data with 11 other companies. The company wants to work with other carmakers to design a signaling system that would be understood b_90_ all the people.Passage 10根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺的单词,并将答案填写在答题卡标号为1-10的相应位置。Wang Yaping, Chinas second female astronau
40、t, finished a six-month mission onboard the countrys Space station several days ago. She once r_91_ a video message for the United Nations office in Geneva, Switzerland. In this video, Wang shared her experience, s_92_ her greetings to women around the world on the occasion of International Womens D
41、ay on March 8. I wish all girls with space d_93_ to guard your hope for going to the sea of stars. One day, before you know it, when you look u_94_, you will see that your dream is already within reach,” Wang said. She said that space has never changed its environment or lowered its standard because
42、 of the arrival of women, and that lots of flight data show that there are n_95_ differences in the ability of the sexes to work in space. Women can all complete the s_96_ training and assessment as male astronauts at a high standard.“It is c_97_ that more and more women will take part in manned spa
43、ceflight missions. It will play an i_98_ role in the large-scale and long-term human exploration of space in the future,” she said.“Ladies, women all over the world are making a big difference to the world t_99_ their own efforts,” she said.“I would like to take this chance to thank every female for
44、 their selfless dedication, I also wish every female would p_100_ the brightest stars for the lives and careers we love in our own starry sky.”Passage 11根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使短文意思完整。Food is life; it gives us the nourishment (营养) we need to stay alive and be healthy. Usually, we eat because we are h_1
45、01_ or need energy.Brian Wansink, a professor at the University of Illinois, says we also eat certain foods because they make us f_102_ good, and remind us of happy memories. Wansink calls this kind of food comfort food. For some people, ice cream is a comfort food. For o_103_, a bowl of noodles mak
46、es them feel good.How does a food b_104_ comfort food? Professor Wansink believes that we connect food w_105_ important times, feelings, and people in our lives, “When I was a c_106_, my mother made a delicious soup; I loved it. Now, I often eat this soup when I am t_107_ or worried, and it helps me
47、 feel better,” says one of Wansinks friends.Do men and women c_108_ different comfort foods? Wansinks research at the University of Illinois says “yes”. In his study, the favourite comfort for b_109_ men and women was ice cream. After this, men usually preferred hot, delicious foods like soup or noo
48、dles. Women liked s_110_ things such as chocolate and candies. Men and women like to eat comfort foods when they are happy, but women eat these foods more when they are sad or worried.Passage 12先阅读短文,然后在短文后空白处写出各单词的正确形式,单词的第一个字母已给出。Theres one thing called “the comfort zone”, which is a place or situ
49、ation where you feel s_111_, comfortable, and without stress. It s_112_ nice and peaceful, doesnt it? Who w_113_ like to live in such a place all the time? Unfortunately, if you never venture outside of your comfort zone, youll never g_114_. A kid who hardly tries cycling downhill will never feel c_
50、115_ while riding a bike. A shy girl who always a_116_ social settings (社交) will always feel embarrassed around others. You will be worried about how you may a_117_ to others. Does my hair look okay? Am I speaking too loud? Why are they looking at me like that?A man who never tries l_118_ heavier we
51、ights will not grow his muscles( 肌肉). L_119_ your comfort zone, as uncomfortable and stressful as that can be sometimes, is a must if you want to grow as a person. Make it a h_120_ to try new things as often as you can. Skydiving, learning a foreign language, picking a new book, taking swimming clas
52、ses, rock climbing, learning how to cook. What new things will you try today?Passage 13阅读下面短文,在空白处写出各单词的正确形式,单词的第一个字母已给出。There you are, looking through your WeChat moments(微信朋友圈) , and you come across a post saying something like this: “I just got accepted to Harvard AND Oxford! Are they sure they d
53、idnt mix my requests up with somebody elses?!” This person is c_121_ a humblebragger(低调炫耀者). The term “humblebrag” was f_122_ invented back in 2010 by the late US actor Harris Wittels. And it describes the situation w_123_ someone makes a modest statement(陈述) on the surface(表面), but the real p_124_
54、is to bring attention to something they are proud of. Since they dont want to seem too immodest with their achievements, they word it in a way to be more modest and bring d_125_ the importance or influence of their achievements.People who humblebrag think it will make them more pleasant, because the
55、y arent loudly s_126_ off about their success. A s_127_ showed that humblebragging actually has the opposite effect. Because it seems untrue and it does not l_128_ to a good impression. So, if you want to s_129_ your achievements with others, whats the best way to do it then? The professor at the Un
56、iversity of North Carolina mentioned that “even simply bragging or complaining is better because at l_130_ those messages are seen as more sincere”.Passage 14根据下列文段及所给单词的首字母写出所缺单词的正确形式。Two students were asked to meet their teacher at the end of a forest. There were two paths. One was short and easy,
57、 and the other full of fallen trees. One student chose the easy one. He felt he was clever as he walked through without d_131_. He finished first and felt p_132_ of himself. The second student chose to take time to jump over every fallen tree in his path. After a_133_ at the finish line, he felt tir
58、ed and regretted c_134_ that path. The teacher n_135_ and smiled at them both. He asked them to get a prize by a river in three days.When the students arrived, they were s_136_ to hear that they needed to jump over river which was a few meters wide. The teacher said, “Everything that you have done u
59、ntil now should have prepared you for this moment. This is jump that will l_137_ you to greatness.” The first student walked away i_138_, as he knew that he hadnt prepared well enough for the jump. The second student looked at his teacher, shamed of his former (先前的) regret. He knew now by choosing t
60、o deal with challenges, not to a_139_ them, he was ready to make the jump. He ran t_140_ the river and launched himself into the air. And he made it!Passage 15先阅读短文,然后在短文后空白处写出各单词的正确形式,单词的第一个字母已给出。Once upon a time, there was a cat. His name was Tom. Some people at an animation (动画) studio thought it
61、 would be a good idea to p_141_ him with a mouse. Then they found a young, smart star named Jerry. The cat and mouse finally c_142_ a double act (双人表演) that made both of them household names. After 80 years, Tom and Jerry still cant s_143_ trying to get at each others throats (打斗争吵). This time, the
62、forever-battling pair is once again r_144_ to the big screen. But this isnt necessarily the Tom and Jerry you remember. In fact, the new movie Tom & Jerry p_145_ them in the real world. Based on (基于) the f_146_ cartoon characters, the film is an eye-catching mixture of classic animation and live act
63、ion (真人实景). All the a_147_ in this world are animated, from the title characters to the horses pulling carriages. The humans, however, are all played by real p_148_. Tom & Jerry may not be the best film in r_149_ years as its storyline is pretty simple. The film isnt trying to be overly touching or
64、thought-provoking (发人深省的), either. Instead, it brings audiences an interesting story and a c_150_ to laugh with their family.Passage 16The duke invited Portia and Nerissa to have dinner with him, but Portia said she had to hurry back to Padua. Bassanio still didnt realize that Portia was his wife. H
65、e thought she was a young judger. He o_151_ her the thirty thousand dollars that he was going to give Shylock. Portia refused to take any m_152_ from him or from Antonio.She said she had to leave, but Bassanio begged her to let him give her s_153_ for helping them save Antonio. Portia agreed. She as
66、ked Bassanio for his ring. Bassanio was dismayed. It was the ring that Portia gave him. He remembered what she said when she gave it to him. “If you lose this ring, or sell it, or give it away, it will m_154_ that you no longer love me.” Then he remembered what he said when she gave it to him. “This
67、 ring will not leave my finger until I die.”“This ring is not very good,” he told Portia. “Allow me to buy you a b_155_ one.“No,” said Portia “I like this ring. I dont want anything else. Just give me your ring.”“I cant,” said Bassanio, “I will buy the best ring in Venice for you, but this ring must
68、 s_156_ on my finger.”“I see,” said Portia “F_157_, you teach me to beg, and then you teach me how to answer a beggar.”“My wife gave me this ring,” said Bassanio, “and I said I would n_158_ lose it, sell it or give it away.”“Even if that is t_159_” said Portia, “I have earned it by saving your frien
69、d, I am s_160_ that your wife would agree.”She said goodbye to Antonio and Bassanio and left.Passage 17根据下列文段及所给单词的首字母写出所缺单词的正确形式。Yard SalesYard sales are popular in the US. They really got their start in shipyards in the early 1800s. Later in the 19th century the sales moved SALE to community cente
70、rs and really began to develop rapidly u_161_ they became what we know them as today in the 1950s and 60s.Yard sales might also be called garage(车库)sales. Whatever the name is, the activity is the s_162_. People usually have yard sales in the yard or in the garage. They sell things they no longer wa
71、nt at yard sales. Over the years. many peoples houses fill up with objects. These objects are no longer useful to the f_163_ owner. Yet it seems wasteful to throw them away. When people move to a different house, they must make a d_164_ about things. “Lets have a yard sale.” they say, “Then we will
72、not have to move the things we do not use any m_165_. And we can make a little money at the same time.” The sellers usually put an announcement(宣告)in a public place. It tells when and where the yard sale will t_166_ place. Yard sales are very popular during weekends in warmer seasons. There can be a
73、lmost two hundred yard sales around Washington, DCon one weekend. Just about anything can be sold at a yard sale. Sometimes, there are more clothes than anything else. Cooking equipment(设备)is also popular. S_167_ are old toys, tools, books, tables and chairs. Some people go to yard sales to find spe
74、cial thing that they c_168_. It may be an old toy train or a painting of dogs. Experts say more Americans are collecting old things now than ever before. The most popular ones are small objects: old money, stamps, dolls, bottles, baseball cards, toys and advertising signs.However, most people go to
75、yard sales to buy an object s_169_ because it costs so little. New things in stores cost more than some people can pay. So, they are happy to find a painting, a warm coat, or a chair for ten or fifteen dollars. Perhaps they find dishes for twenty dollars w_170_ would cost one hundred dollars in a st
76、ore.Passage 18先阅读短文,然后在短文后空白处写出各单词的正确形式,单词的第一个字母已给出。As the Shenzhou-13 spaceship docked (对接) with Chinas space station on October 16, 2021, Wang Yaping became the first female astronaut to work in the space station in China. She would s_171_ six months there, along with Zhai Zhigang and Ye Guangfu.
77、Wang also became the first Chinese w_172_ to take a space walk on the night of November 7, 2021. Besides, she gave a class in the space station to e_173_ young people to follow their space dreams.Wangs dream of flying to space as an astronaut was inspired by Yang Liwei who became Chinas first space
78、t_174_ in 2003. “Now China has its first man in space. When will our country have i_175_ first woman?” Wang thought. She was then working a_176_ a pilot in Chinas air force (空军).In January 1980, Wang was born in a small village in Yantai, Shandong Province. She flew a plane for the first time w_177_
79、 she was 18 years old. As a pilot, she flew 1,567 hours in all, including f_178_ to help with the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake relief (救灾) work and the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.In May 2010, Wang became one of Chinas first female astronauts. She achieved her space d_179_ in 2013 by taking the Shen
80、zhou-10 ride.During her 15-day flight, Wang gave Chinas first lesson from space. Over 60 million primary and middle school students across the country a_180_ her lesson. In the Physics class, Wang showed how different objects behaved in a microgravity (微重) environment.Passage 19根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使
81、短文意思完整,每空限填一词。Do you like to read magazines such as Readers Digest(读者文摘)in your spare time? Reading magazine articles is often e_181_ because they are interesting, provide new angles(角度)on familiar topics or help you relate to a current trend.Now, if you are keen on writing and want to become a maga
82、zine writer, the f_182_ two tips will help you start your writing journey.Topics of magazine articles are a_183_ being updated(更新). Consider the recent topics you talked about with a friend. If you have had a good c_184_ about a trend(热门话题), a topic or a problem these days, think about h_185_ you ma
83、y be able to turn it into a story idea. For example, you can write something about the new trends on social media such as “COVID-19” and “online learning”. The conversations do not need to be about a big problem. Having conversations with your friends will allow you to d_186_ recent and local topics
84、 with them. Then they can be turned into an idea for your magazine article.Next, think of a new angle on a familiar topic. This new angle will make your magazine feel f_187_ and new. Then it will stand out and attract readers a_188_. For example, instead of writing about the negative effects of the
85、internet on teenagers, perhaps you can focus on the benefits that the internet brings to the e_189_.Now, its time to write your own article. Do some research online and start your writing journey. Perhaps your article will be p_190_ in a popular magazine!Passage 20请根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词。 If you ever g
86、o to the northwestern part of the United States, go and find some redwood trees. You won t regret (后悔) it. Seeing a redwood tree is an experience that you will r_191_ for the rest of your life.Red woods are the tallest and widest trees in the world. The largest ones have a diameter( 直径) of more than
87、 six metres. Whatabout their h_192_ ? Most redwoods are at least 100 metres tall. Think about h_193_ big redwoods are. Most redwoods are thicker than a bus and taller than the Statue of Liberty.A famous American writer named John Steinbeck w_194_ about redwoods. He said, “ No one has ever succeeded
88、in painting or photographing a redwood tree.” He meant that it s i_195_ to understand the beauty of a redwood if you don t see a real one.Because redwoods are so huge. they need a lot of water to survive. Redwoods have needles(针叶) instead of l_196_ . The needles take in water from the fog. Most tree
89、s take in water through their roots(根). Redwoods do that too, but water from their roots is not enough. They re so big that the water they take in through the roots can tr_197_ the top parts of the tree.Redwoods have developed other special ways to survive. Their bark(树皮) can be more than 10 centime
90、tres t_198_ . Their bark also has a taste that insects dislike. As a result, insects don t eat redwood bark. When a redwood tree is in a fire, something interesting happens to its bark. When the bark is b_199_ , it becomes hard and it turns into a shield(保护物). That shield protects the inside of the
91、red wood.Here sa_200_ amazing thing about redwoods: They live for a very long time. Some redwoods can live for up to 2,000 years.参考答案:1(d)uring2(i)nclude3(s)imilar4(b)oth5(a)gainst6(C)ompared7(b)lack8(f)ree9(h)elped10(h)umorous【解析】【导语】本文主要分析了马克吐温的两部著名作品的相似之处和不同之处以及这两部作品的语言风格。1句意:他一生中写了大量的作品。根据“his l
92、ife”可知,此处填介词构成介词短语作时间状语;during“在期间”。故填(d)uring。2句意:他的代表作包括哈克贝利费恩历险记、汤姆索耶历险记等。根据“His representative works”和“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and so on”可知,这里缺少谓语动词,此处指“他的代表作包括”;include“包括”;句子陈述客观的事实,用一般现在时,主语works是复数名词,谓语动词用原形。故填(i)nclude。3句意:在某些方面,这两部作品有点相似。根据下文“In boo
93、ks, the main characters were boys who were both naughty, kind and loved freedom”讲述二部作品主人公的相似之处;可知此处指“这两部作品有点相似”。故填(s)imilar。4句意:书中的主角都是淘气、善良、热爱自由的男孩。根据“naughty, kind and loved freedom”此处讲述二部作品中主角的品质的相似之处;可知此处用“bothand”并列,指“都具备这些品质”。故填(b)oth。5句意:他和哈克是好朋友,哈克无家可归,做了一些违背社会的事。根据“did something.the society
94、.”可知,此处指“做了一些违背社会的事”;against“违反”。故填(a)gainst。6句意:与汤姆索耶历险记相比,哈克贝利费恩历险记更关注奴隶制社会。根据下文“The adventures of Huckleberry Finn paid more attention to the societyslavery”可知此处指“汤姆索耶历险记和哈克贝利费恩历险记二部作品作比较”;compare“比较”;此处填过去分词作状语。故填(C)ompared。7句意:在这本书中,黑人男孩吉姆来自奴隶社会,白人男孩哈克来自一个想要控制他的社会。根据下文“a white boy”可知,这里是对比,可知吉姆
95、是个黑人小孩。black“黑色的”。故填(b)lack。8句意:他们想要离开,想要自由。根据“a white boy, was from a society that wanted to control him. They wanted to get away and to be. ”可知,上文提到有人想控制他们,因此这里是想要自由;此处填形容词作表语;free“自由的”。故填(f)ree。9句意:吉姆和哈克共同分担了在河上的冒险经历,所以这两个男孩互相帮助,走得更近了。根据“ two boys.each other and got closer together.”可知,此处指“他们互相帮助
96、”;help“帮助”;陈述经历用一般过去时。故填(h)elped。10句意:马克吐温在这两本书中使用的语言在当时很受公众欢迎,因为它非常幽默,充满智慧。根据下文“Mark Twain was famous for his humor and wisdom”可知,此处指“语言非常幽默,充满智慧”;此处填形容词作表语;humorous“幽默的”。故填(h)umorous。11(a)lso12(l)ist13(b)ecame14(r)oundest15(s)pecial16(t)housands17(e)njoying18(s)aid19(c)ommon20(S)ince【解析】【导语】本文是一篇说
97、明文,介绍了中秋节的相关知识。11句意:这也是东南亚的一个重要节日,尤其是对海外华人来说。观察句子结构可知,空格所填词为副词。根据语境和首字母提示可知,中秋节在东南亚也是重要的节日。故填(a)lso。12句意:2006年5月20日,它被列入中国国家级非物质文化遗产名单中。根据“it was added on the . of Chinese national intangible culture heritages (国家级非物质文化遗产) ”以及首字母提示可知,句子说的是中秋节被列入国家非物质文化遗产名单中。故填(l)ist。13句意:2006年5月20日,它被列入中国国家级非物质文化遗产名
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