高一英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空專題練習(xí)新課標(biāo)人教版必修一

高一英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空專題練習(xí)新課標(biāo)人教版必修一高一英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空專題練習(xí)新課標(biāo)人教版必修一高一英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空專題練習(xí)新課標(biāo)人教版必修一高一英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填專題練習(xí)BOOK1Unit1Thisisatruestory.IthappenedinAmsterdam,Holland1theearly1940saftertheGermanNazishad___2___(occupy)mostofEurope.TheNaziPartyruledGermanyfrom1933to1945.Oneoftheirkey(policy)was__4__(kill)alltheJewsinEurope.Ifanypersons(know)tobeJewswerefound,theywouldbesenttoconcentrationcampfarthereast,mostlyinPoland.Familieswereseparatedandtransportedintrains.Formanydays,theywentfood,water,sanitationorfreshair.__7___(avoid)thisterriblefate,someJewishfamilieswentintohiding,oftenwiththehelpof8(Jewish)friends.Thisdiarywaswrittenduringthetime9Anneandherfamilymovedtoescapefrom(kill)byNazis.Unit2Inonlyfiftyyears,English(develop)intothelanguagemost(2)(wide)spokenandusedintheworld.Englishistheworkinglanguageofmostinternationalorganizations,internationaltradeandtourism.BusinessmenandtouristsoftencometoChinawithoutbeingabletospeak(3).Chinesebusinessmen,taxidriversandstudentstalkwiththemusingEnglish.Englishisalsothelanguageof4(globe)culture,suchaspopularmusicandtheInternet.YoucanlistentoEnglishsongs(5)theradio(6)useEnglishtocommunicate(7)peoplearoundtheworldthroughtheInternet.Withsomanypeople(8)(communicate)inEnglisheveryday,itwillbecome(9)(important)tohave(10)goodknowledgeofEnglish.Unit3MynameisWangKun.Sincemiddleschool,mysisterandI1(dream)about2(take)agreatbiketrip.Whenwegraduatedfromcollege,wefinallygotthechancetodoit.It3mysister4firsthadtheideatocyclealong5MekongRiverfrom6itbeginstowhereitends.TheDailiveneartheLancangRiver,theChinesepartoftheriverthat7(call)theMekongRiverinothercountries.WangWeisoongottheminterestedincyclingtoo.Sheinsistedthatwe8(find)thesourceoftheriver.Shegavemea9(determine)look.OnceShehasmadeuphermind,nothingcanchangeit.Finally,Ihadtogive10.Unit4At3:42a.m.everythingbegantoshake.Itseemed1theworldwas____2___1anend!Elevenkilometers____3_____(direct)belowthecitythegreatestearthquakesofthe20thcenturybegan.ItwasheardinBeijing,____4___isonehundredkilometersaway.One-thirdofthenationfeltit.Ahugecrackthatwaseightkilometerslongandthirtymeterswidecut__5____houses,roadsandcanals.Steamburstfrom6(hole)intheground.Hardhillsofrockbecameriversofdirt.Infifteenterriblesecondsalargecitylayinruins.Two-thirdsofthepeoplediedor_____7_____(injure)duringtheearthquake.Thousandsoffamilies8(kill)andmanychildrenwereleft___9___parents.Thenumberofpeople10werekilledorinjuredreachedmorethan400,000.Unit5MynameisElias.IamapoorblackworkerinSouthAfrica.Thetime(1)_______IfirstmetNelsonMandelawasaverydifficultperiodofmylife.Iwastwelveyearsold.Itwasin1952andhehadopenedablacklawfirmtoadvisepoorblackpeople(2)_______theirproblems.Ibeganschoolatsix.The(3)_______whereIstudiedonlytwoyearswasthreekilometresaway.Ihadtoleave,(4)_______myfamilycouldnotcontinuetopaytheshoolfeesandthebus______.Icouldnotread(6)______write.Aftertryinghard,Igotajobinagoldmine.ThiswasatimewhenonehadgottohaveapasssbooktoliveinJohanneburg.(7)______(sad)IdidnothavethispassbookbecauseIwasnotbornthereandIwasworried(8)_____whetherIwouldbeoutofwork.ThedaywhenNelsonMandelatoldmewhattodoandhelpedmewasoneofthe9(happy)daysofmylife.HetoldmehowtogetthecorrectpaperssoIcouldstayinJohanneburg.Ineverforgot(10)______kindhewasandwhenheorganizedtheANCYouthLeague,IjoineditassoonasIcould.BOOK2Unit1InSeptember,1941theNazi1（Germany）armywasnearStPetersburg.Thiswasatime2thetwocountrieswereatwar.However,beforetheNaziscouldgettothesummerpalace,theRussianswereonlyabletoremovethefurnitureandsmallartobjectsfromtheAmberRoom.ButsomeoftheNazissecretlystoletheAmberRoomitself.Inlessthantwodays,100,000piecesoftheroomwereputinsidetwenty-sevenwoodenboxes.Thereisnodoubt3theboxeswerethenputonatrain4Konigsberg,atthattimeaGermancityontheBalticSea.Afterthat,whatreallyhappenedtotheAmberRoom5(remain)amystery.Whilethesearchfortheoldroomcontinues,the6(Russian)andGermanshavebuilt7newAmberRoomatthesummerpalace.8(follow)oldphotos,thenewroomhasbeenmadetolookmuchliketheoldone.In9springof2003,itwasreadyforthepeopleofStPetersburg10(celebrate)the300thbirthdayoftheircity.2Unit2AtlantawasaGreekprincess.Shewasverybeautifulandcouldrunfasterthan1maninGreece.ButshewasnotallowedtorunintheOlympicGames.Shewas2angrythatshesaidtoherfathershewouldnotmarryanyonewhocouldnotrunfasterthanher.Herfathersaidshemustmarryandaskedher3shewantedtomarryakingorprince.ButAtlantareplied,“Iwillonlybemarriedtmanwhocanrunfasterthanme.Whenamansayshewantstomarryme,Iwillrun4him.Ifhecannotrunasfastasme,he5(kill).Noonewillbepardoned.”ManykingsandprinceswantedtomarryAtlantabutwhentheyheardofherrules,someofthem6(sad)wenthome.Othermenstayedtoruntherace.TherewasamancalledHippomeneswhowasamazedwhenheheardofAtlanta’rules.“Whyarethesemenso7(fool)?Whywilltheylet8bekilledbecausetheycannotrunasfastasthisprincess?ThenwhenhesawAtlantacomeoutofherhouse9(run),Hippomeneschangedhismind.“I10marryAtlanta----ordie!”hesaid.Unit3NoonecouldrecognizemeafterIgotmynewtransistorsinthe1(1960).Thereweretimeswhenmysizewas2(total)changed.IbecamesmallandthinbutIgotclevererandcleverer,quickerandquicker.Andmymemorybecamesolarge3Icouldn’tbvelieit!ButIwasalwayssolonely4(stand)therebymyself,5intheearly1960s,theygavemeafamily6(connect)byanetwork.Icouldshareinformation7othersandwecouldtalktoeachother.AtaboutthesametimewelearnedtotalktohumansusingBASIC.Iwasbroughtintopeople’shomesinthe1970s.Sincethen,myfamilyandI8(use)by9(billion)ofpeopletodealwithinformationandcommunicatewitheachotheraroundtheworldbytheInternet.Ilove10(use)toconnectpeoplewhoaren’tcloseenoughtospeaktoeachother.Ihavetrulybeenbuilttoservethehumanracesincemybirth.Unit4Manyanimals1(disappear)duringthehistoryoftheearth.2(famous)oftheseanimalsweredinosaurs.Theylivedontheearth3(ten)ofmillionsofyearsago,longhumanscameintobeing.ThereweremanydifferentspeciesofdinosaurandseveralofthemhavebeenfoundinChina.Theeggsoftwenty-fivespecieshavebeenfoundinXixiaCounty,Nanyang,HenanProvince,andnotlongagoararenewspeciesofbird-likedinosaurwas3discoveredinChaoyangCounty,LiaoningProvince.Thescientistsweresurprised5(find)theycouldrun6otherdinosaurs,butalsoclimbtrees.Theycouldtellthisfromthewaythebones7(join)together.Dinosaursdied8quicklyabout65millionyearsago.Somescientiststhinkitwasafteralargerockhittheearthandputtoomuchdustintotheair.Othersthinktheearthgot9hotforthedinosaurstoliveonanymore.Nobodyknows10sure.Inthesamewaythereareanimalsthathavediedoutmorerecentlyandnooneknowswhy.Listentothestoryaboutthedodo,ananimalthathasdisappearedfromtheearth.Unit5However,therewasonebandthatstartedinadifferentway.ItbeganasaTVshow.Themusiciansof1thebandwasformedplayedjokes2eachotheraswellasplayedmusic.Theirmusicandjokeswerebasedlooselyonthebandcalled“TheBeatles”The.TVorganizers3(look)forfourmusicianswhowerelivelyandwhocouldmakegoodmusic.Theyputanadvertisementinanewspaper4(look)forrockmusicians,buttheycouldonlyfindoneth