一天一篇語法填空-高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)

語法填空day1“StrangeFruit,”1.(write)T.J.English,“istheinfluentialjazzsong.”Thissong,writtenbyaJewishhighschoolteacher,AbelMeeropol,in1937andburnedintothecollectiveculturalmemorybyBillieHolidaytwoyearslater,2.(show)thecrimeoflynching（私刑）ascentraltothebrutalhistoryoftheUnitedStates.“Itisgenerallyagreed3.jazzasanewmusicalartformbegantotakeshapeintheearlyyearsofthe20thcentury.Itisnot4.(general)commenteduponthatjazz,initsorigins,wasaresponse5.thehorrorandrealityoflynchinginAmerica.”MrEnglishmakesthepersuasive6.(argue)thatthebirthofjazz,7.(root)intheAfrica-Americanexperience,was“nothinglessthananattempttoachievesalvation（救贖）throughthetonalreorderingoftimeandspace.”Butjazzcouldnotscrub（除去）thestain(污點(diǎn))of7.(violent).“DangerousRhythms”isnotabookaboutmusicasanartform;itisinsteadanuanced（有細(xì)微差別的）accountofhow,inthe60orsoyearsbetweentheintroductionofProhibitionandtheenforcementoftheRICOACT—9.broughtthemafiatoitsknees（瓦解黑幫勢力）inthe1980s—thedevelopmentofjazzwasfacilitatedbysomeofthemostnotorious（臭名昭著的）criminalsof10.20thcentury.語法填空day2Examsarenerve-racking(費(fèi)神的),especially1.thosealreadyofananxiousdisposition（性格）.Thesilenceofthehall;thetickingoftheclock;thebeadyeyeoftheinvigilator（監(jiān)考官）;thesmug（得意洋洋的）expressionoftheperson2.(sit)attheneighboringdeskwhohasfinished15minutesearly.Itthereforeseemshardlysurprisingthatthose3.worryabouttakingtestsdo4.(systematic)worsethanthosewhodonot.Whatis,perhaps,5.(surprise),accordingtoresearch6.(publish)recentlybyMariaTheobaldattheLeibnizInstituteforResearchandInformationinEducationandher7.(colleague),isthatitisnotthepressureoftheexamhallwhichcausestheproblem,8.thepressureofrevision.DrTheobaldtheorized（推理）thatifanxietywastrulyinterferingwith9.student’sabilitytotransferknowninformationfrombraintopaperviapen,thenthosewithhighlevelsofitwouldperformworseinarealexam,whenitactuallymattered,thanineitheramock（模擬考試）beforehandorduringonlinepracticesessions.Moreover,she10.(expect)thisperformance-drop（成績下降）tocorrelatewithlevelsofself-reportedexamnerves.語法填空day3Attheageof15,BillieJeanKinganticipated（預(yù)測）thetrajectory（軌跡）ofherlifein1.schoolessay.BilliethoughtshewouldsoonmakeittoWimbledon2.loseinthequarter-finals（半決賽）.OntheflighttoLondonshewouldmeetaheart-throbandfallinlove.Intimeshewouldbehappilymarried,“3.(sit)withmyfourwonderfulchildren”,andgratefultohaveaneducationandahusband,“insteadofturningouttobeatennisbum（流浪漢）”.Luckilyfor4.(fan)attheAllEnglandclub,MsKingprovedbetteratslicingbackhandsthanatprophesy（預(yù)言）.Between1961and1979shewonsixWimbledonsinglestitlesand14indoublesinoneofthe20th5.(century)greatsportingcareers.Sheneverhadchildren,and6.(defend)abortionrightswiththeexampleofherownterminatedpregnancy.In“AllIn”,aperceptiveautobiographywrittenwithJohnetteHowardandMaryanneVollers,MsKingnotesthatheryouthfulprediction7.(reflect)thestifling（令人窒息的）boundariesthathemmedon（桎梏）Americangirlsinthe1950s.Fewwomenhadcareer;professionalwomen’ssports8.(bare)existed.9.shebeganwinningtennistrophies（獎(jiǎng)杯）,firstnearhomeinCalifornia,theninEurope,sheencountered10.（shock）paydisparities.Toherdisgust（反感）,forinstance,in1970theItalianOpenoffered$3,500tothemen’schampionand$600tothewomen’s.語法填空day4Twovegetarian（素食的）mealseachday.Amonthlybudgetof200yuan($30).Workingjustoneortwomonthsayear.InAprilaninternetuserpostedthisbrief1.(describe)ofhissimple,stress-freelife.Hedescribedhisphilosophy2.tangping,or“l(fā)yingflat（躺平）”.“IcanbelikeDiogenes,whosleptinhiswinecaskinthesun,”hewrote.He3.(include)apictureofhimdoinganappropriatejob:playingacorpse（尸體）inafilm.Thepostwentviral.Onsocialmedia,peopleshowedtheirapprovaloftangpingbysharingpicturesofthemselves(andoften,theircats)4.(lie)inbed.Morethan60%ofover240,000respondentstoapoll（投票）onWeibo,aTwitter-likeplatform,saidtangpingwastheirideaofthegoodlife.Onthesite,messageswiththehashtag（標(biāo)簽）“illustrationsofyoungpeoplelyingflatathome”attractedabout200mviews.Tangpingdescribesadesire5.(escape)thepressuresofmodernlifeinthisage,6.youngpeople7.(expect)toworklong8.(hours),buyproperty,getmarriedandhavechildren.Manypeopleintheir20sand30scomplain9.hardworknolongerrewardsthemwithabetterqualityoflife.Theyhaveadopted10.academicterm,neijuan,or“involution”,todescribehowextrainputnolongeryieldsmoreoutput.Unliketheirparents,whoenjoyedaboomingeconomy,theyfeelthatsocietyisstagnating（停滯不前）andinequa