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高三英语语法填空限时10分钟练习InthelastyearsoftheWarringStatesperiod,theStateofQinattackedtheStateofWei31alargescalerepeatedlyandoccupiedlargeareasofland.In273B.BVtheQinarmylaunchedanotherattackupontheStateofWei.ThekingoftheStateofWeisummoned32officials,andaskedwitha33(worry)look讦anyonecouldproposeawaytodefeattheQinarmy.Mostoftheofficialspersuadedthekingtosueforpeace,atthecostofgivingawaytotheStateofQinthelargeareaofland.However,SuDai,acounsellor,didnotagree.“Oncetherewasaman34housewasonfire・Peopletoldhimtoputoutthefirewithwater;buthewouldnotlisten.35,hecarriedafaggottoputoutthefire,onlytomakethefire36(fierce).Thatwas37hedidn"tknowthat,insteadofputtingoutthefire,faggotscouldonlymakeitburningmorevigorously.Isn"titequalto38(carry)faggotstoputoutafireifyouagreetosueforpeaceatthecostofthelandoftheStateofWei?nThoughSuDai"sargumentwasveryconvincing,thekingacceptedthe39(suggest)ofthoseofficialsandgaveawaytotheStateofQinalargeareaofthelandoftheStateofWei.40mightbeexpected,theQinarmyattackedtheStateofWeionalargescalein225B.C.TheStateofWeiwasfinallydestroyedbytheStateofQin.Aprisonerpickedup1,000dollarswhenhewassenttobuildtheroadoutsidetheprison.Hehanded31outrightaway.32,themanageroftheprisonsaidtohim,"Stop33(cheat)!Iknowyouwanttobribemewithyourownmoney.34youwantisthereducedsentence.Peopleofyoursortarenothonest."35(hear)thewords,theprisonerbelievedthatnooneintheworldwouldtrusthimanymore,36heranawayfromprisonthatnight.Onhisrunningway,he37(steal)alotofpeople"smoneyandvaluables・Afterhegotenoughmoney,hetookatrainabroad.Thetrainwassocrowdedthathehadtostandcloseto38watercloset・Atthismoment,abeaut讦ulgirlwalkedintothecloset.Shefoundthatthelockwasbrokenwhensheclosedthedoor.Shewentoutandsaidtohim39alowvoice,"Sir,couldyouguardthedoorforme?HHelookedintotheeyesofthegirlandthenagreed.Thegirlwentintothecloset,andheguardedthedoorforher.Atthatmoment,hesuddenlychangedhismind.Atthenextstophegotoffthetrain,andwenttogive40uptothepoliceatthetrainstation.cNowadays,millions1lonelysinglesarenowgoingonlineinstead.2World
WideWebisquicklybecomingtheworld"smostpopularmatchmaker.SinglesareflockingtotheInternetmainlybecausetheirbusylifestylesleavethemlittletime3(look)forasignificantother.Usingdatingsitesisquickandconvenient.Manysinglessaytheregulardatingseenehasjustledthemfromonebadexperieneeto4andarereadytotrysomethingelse・Datingsitesalsomake5easytoavoidsomeone6youarenotinterestedin.Intherealworld,however,7(ignore)someoneyoudon"tlikecanbedifficult.Despitealltheadvantages,onlinedatingalsopresents8ownsetofproblems・Peoplearerftalwaysthosewhotheydeclaretobeintheironline9(describe).Safetyisanotherconcern.Youarejust10(like)tofindacriminalonlineasyouareMr.OrMissRight.DTheword"pub"istheshortformfor"publichouse"inGreatBritain.It31(suppose)tobetheEnglishmen〃sfavouritemeetingplace,32theycangettogetherwithfriendsoverapinofbeerandtalkaboutfootball,horseracing33business・Pubsareusuallyopenfrom11a.m.tomidnight.YoumaynoticethatthepubistheEnglishmen"smeetingplace.Itisnotquiterespectablefor34womantogointoapubalone.Shemusthaveamangowith.Perhapsthat"spartlythereason36pubsdepressme—theyareintended37(main)toprovideformakeinterests・MostEnglishmenhave38favouritelocal,wheretheycanescape39thepressuresoffamilylifeorwork,andiftheyarelucky,theycantelltheirtroublestoaprettybar-girl.Indeedmanymendreamofretiringfromtheir9to5jobsand40(buy)alittlecountrypub,wheretheyimaginetheywillbethehostofasevennightaweekparty.EYouworftbelievewhathappenedtwodaysago.31wasaWednesdayeveningandmyroommatewasoutforthenight」wasfeelingalittlehungry32IdecidedtomakesomethingtoeatJwentdowntothekitchentofixmyselfsometoast.IpoppedtwoslicesofbreadintothetoasteranddecidedtowatchsomeTVwhileIwaited..」musthavebeenverytiredbecauseIsoonfellasleep.1wokeup33seemedlikesecondslater;inmyfrontyard,coughingandstaringupatsomefiremen.Theytoldmethatmytoaster34(catch)firewhileIwasasleepandtheflamesquicklyspreadtothecurtainsonmykitchenwindow.Innotimeitseemsmywholekitchenwas35fireandsmokefilledmyentirehouse…36(luck)myneighboursawthesmokeandcalledthefiredepartment.Whentheygotto37homethefirehadspreadfromthekitchenintothelivingroomandthehousewasfilledwithsmoke.Twoofthefiremenbrokedownmyfrontdoorwith38axewhiletheotherssprayedthefirewithwater.Theyfoundme39(lie)unconsciousonmysofa,40theyhadcomeonly5minuteslaterIdon"tthinkIwouldbeheretodaytalkingaboutit.FTheStoryofMyLifebyHelenKelleristhemost_1(influence)bookinmylife.Itisfilledwithcourage,struggleandfaiththroughout・HelenKellerwasonce_2deepdespairinherchildhood,_3finallyshedecidedtoovercomeherphysicaldefectsandlivehappily.
Furthermore,sheshowedgreatpatieneeinherlongandhardlearningperiod・Ihavelearned,aboveall,threelessonsfromherstory.First,shetaughtmethatoftentheroadtosuccessistofacehardships_4(bravety).Maybeyouarebornunderanillstartyetyoucanstandabetterchanee_5others・Itisthereforeimportsntthatyouscrewupyourcourage_6courageisneeded.Seconcttheimpairmentofpartofhersensesdidnotstop_7learning:onthecontrary,shehadmadecontinualeffortstogodeeperintothefieldofknowledge,_8herperseveraneehadthushelpedherovercomemanyhandicaps._9,sheadvisedthatweshouldmakethemostofoursense-organsasifwewouldlosethemsoon_10thiswaywewouldobservetheworldmorecarefullythaneverbefore・GGarbagecanbeagoodfueltouse.Thethingsingarbagedonotlook31coal,petroleum,ornaturalgasz_32theyarechemicallysimilartothesefossilfuels・Asweuseupourfossilfuelsupplies,wemightbeabletousegarbageas33energysource・Burninggarbageisnotanewidea・SomecitiesinEuropeandtheUnitedStates34_(burn)garbageforyears・Theheatthatisproducedbyburninggarbageisusedtoboilwater.Thesteam35isproducedisusedtomakeelectricityortoheatnearbybuildings.InParis,France,somepowerplantsburnalmost2millionmetrictonsofthecity"sgarbageeachyear.Theamountofenergy36(produce)isaboutthesameaswouldbeproducedbyburningalmostahalfmillionbarrelsofoil!Butthereareproblemsinusinggarbage37afuel.Garbagethatburns38(easy),suchasfoodandpaper,mustbeseparatedfrommetals,glass,andothermaterialsthatdonotburneasily・Anotherproblemis39burninggarbagecanpollutetheair.Ourfossilfuelsuppliesarelimited.Burninggarbagemightbeonekindofenergysourcethatwecanusetohelpmeetourenergyneeds・Thismethodcouldalsoreducetheamountofgarbage40(pile)upontheearth・HInmyfreetime,IreallylikesurfingtheInternet.WhenIgethomefromwork,Iturnonmycomputer,wait_31itbootsupcompletely,andthenIgoonline.Iusuallycheckmyemailfirstandthenwriteafewmessages_32familyandfriends.Isometimesscanthelocalnewsheadlinesat33favoritenewsWebsiteandreaduponthelatestlocalandinternationalnews.ThisWebsiteoftenprovidesvideonewsclips34youcanviewonline.Isometimesorderproductsorserviceonlinetosavemoneyandtimeinsteadofgoingtoastoreand_35(buy)whatlookingfor.Forexample,I36(order)adigitalcameraonlinetheotherdayandsavedabout$50.WhateverIdo,Irealizethatthereareproblems_37usingtheInternetincludingscams,ident讦ytheft,andviruses,soverycarefulnottogiveoutmy38(person)information.Furthermore,Idon"tdownloadoropenfilesIdon"trecognize.UsingtheInternetcanbefunand_39convenientwayofshoppingandfindingoutnewinformation,40youjustneedtobecareful□TheOlympicmottois"faster;higher,stronger."The31(intend)meaningisthatone"sfocusshouldbeonbetteringone"sachievements,ratherthanoncominginfirst.Themotto32(be)withtheGamesfromthe33(found)oftheInternationalOlympicCommitteein1894.ItwasproposedbythefatherofthemodernOlympicGames,PierredeCoubertin,whogot34fromaspeechgivenbyafriendofhis.
35ofthefiveOlympicringsis36differentcolor.Together,theyrepresentthefiveinhabitedcontinents,althoughnoparticularring37(mean)torepresent38specificcontinent.TheringsareinterconnectedtorepresenttheideathattheOlympicsareuniversal,39(bring)athletesfromtheentireworldtogether.TheOlympicflagplacestheOlympicringsonawhitebackground.40everynationalflagintheworldcontainsatleastoneoftheflag"ssixcolors(black,blue,green,red,yellow,white),thisfurthersymbolizestheuniversalityoftheOlympics.JAlittleoldladywentintoapetshopandsawalovely-lookingparrot."Iwouldliketobuythathandsomebird,please/shesaidtotheowner."OhyoudorVtwant31/themanreplied."HeusessomeprettyterribleIanguage.Whydon"tyougetapuppyoracat?""Iwantthatparrot!"thewomaninsisted,andproceededtoputhermoneyonthecounter.Theownershruggedhisshouldersandmadethe32(sell).Whenthewomanreturnedhome,shestartedplaying33hernewfriend・Shewaspettinghimandpokingathisfeatherswhenallof34suddenhestartedswearingabluestreak.Thewomanwassoshockedthatshegrabbedtheparrotand35(stick)himintherefrigerator.36shetooktheshiveringbirdoutlater,shewarnedhimthateverytimeheusedbadIanguagehezdbeputback37itwascold・Theparrot"sbehaviorwasprettygoodforacoupleofdays,38thenonemorningwhilethecatwasputtingherpawthroughhiscage,hegot39(real)madandstartedcursingagain.Thewomangrabbedtheparrotandstuckhiminthefreezeragain.Ashesatthereshiveringand40(look)around,hesawafrozenturkeyrightnexttohim."Egad!"squawkedtheparrot."Whatdidyousay?"KKB臼JING,March13(Xinhua)一Chinahaspreparedplanstocopewitheven31(big)difficultiesinthefinancialcrisisandisreadytoputforwardnewstimulus(刺激)packagesatanytime,saidPremierWenJiabaohereFriday.Wen,32meetingpressaftertheannualparliamentsession,saidChinaispreparedforprotracteddifficultsituations33hasgatheredsufficientHammunition(弹药)”tofightagainstthecrisis."Wearereadytoputforwardnewstimuluspoliciesatanytime/"Wensaid.Chinarolledout344-trillion-yuan(585.5billionU.S.dollars)two-yearstimuluspackagelastyear;for35thecentralgovernmenthasprimosed1.18trillionyuan.WensaidFridaythe1.18trillionyuanfromthecentralgovernmentwastotallynewinvestment.Thepackage36(inelude)hugegovernmentinvestment,taxreform,industrialrestructuring,scientificinnovation(仓U新),socialwelfareandpromoting37(employ)・Apart38the4-trillion-yuanpackage,Chinawillcuttaxby600billionyuan,raisetheold-agepensionfor39(retire)workers,hikethesalariesof12millionteachers,increasefarmers1incomeandprovidemoresubsidies(补助金)forthem.Thecountryalsoplans40(spend)850billionyuaninreformingthehealthcaresectorwithinthreeyears・
LIwassittinginacrowdedrestaurant,enjoyingatastymealwithmyChinesefamily・31atmospherewashotandloud.Onething32couldn〃tgetusedtowasthecloudsofcigarettesmoke33filledtheairandourlungs.ItusedtobethesameformeinmyhomeareaintheUnitedStates.34thenoisewasdefinitelyarelativelynewexperienee.Iglancedaroundtheroom,andsmilingdinerswerehappilyblowingsmokeintothefacesoftheirfriendsandfamilies.Livinginan35(industry)cityanddealingwithairpollutantsarenecessaryfactsofour36(exist)•Forus,itbecametoomuch・37(stand)up,wecalledoutmaidan(paythebill),38left.Onceoutside,webothagreedthatwewouldrftreturntothatrestaurantagain.Laterthatnight,Iaskedmywife39herparentsweresowillingtoputup40it.Shesaidthattheyfeltitwassimplyunavoidableandthereforemustbetolerated・Tomywife"sparents,it"sjustapartofmodernChineselife.MTheTerracottaWarriorsweregreatbutIdidn"tthinkthecityreallyhadthatmuchelsetooffer.Maybeweshouldhavetakenthetime31(look)atthecitywallaroundXi"anandthebelltowerbutwedecidedtoleave・SowhenwegotupthenextdaywehadtostarttheworkingongettingticketstogettoHongKong.Wesoonfoundoutthat32wewantedtotakeaflight33(direct)toHKit34(cost)alotbecauseitwasconsidered35internationalflight.TheoptionwastotakeaplanetothecityofShenzhenandthentakeatrain36boatfromthere.Thepricediffereneebetweenthesetwooptionswasprettybig.WeboughttheticketstoShenzhen,got37ataxianddroveouttotheairport,38isnotthatbig.Andcheckinginwasprettyfast.Weweremore"worried"aboutthequalityoftheplane39peoplehadmentionedthatthestandardwasnotthathigh・Butwehad40toworryaboutbecauseourplanewasafairlynewAirbus320.Duringthe2hourflighttoShenzhenwegotamealandsomedrinksanditwasaverycomfortabletrip.NArecentstudyconductedbythePineStreetFoundationshowedthatadog"snosemayhavetheabilitytodetectcancer.Adog"snose,31wasthe"medicaldevice"usedaspartoftheresearch,32(believe)tobeamongtheworld"s33powerfulolfactory(嗅觉白勺)sensors.Thestudywasconductedwith169subjects,55ofwhichhadbeendiagnosedashavinglungcancer,31havebreastcancerand83controlsubjects—people34cancer.Duringthestudy,five35(profession)trainedseentdogswereusedtodistinguishbetweenthebreathsamplesofcancerpatientsandthosewhowerehealthy・With36averageof90%accuracy,theresearchwasconsideredasuccess・ThePineStreetFoundationconducteditsresearchonthebelief37cancercellsgiveoffadifferenttypeofmetabolic(新陈彳弋曽寸)wasteproduct.Accordingtothestudy,thediffereneeis38greatthat39canbedetectedbyadog"ssenseofsmell,40(include)bothearlyandlatestagesofthedisease・oEarlyinthe16thcenturymenweretryingtoreachAsiabytravelingwestfromEurope.InordertofindAsiatheyhadtofindawaypastSouthAmerica.Themanwhofinallyfoundthewayfromthe
AtlanticOceantothePacificwasFerdinandMagellan.MagellansailedfromSevilleinAugust,151931fiveshipsandabout280men.Fourteenmonthslater;after32(spend)thecoldwinteronthecoastofPatagonia,hediscoveredthechannel33isnowcalledMagellanStrait)海峡)・InNovember,1520,aftermanymonthsofdangersfromrocksandstorms,thethree34(remain)shipsenteredtheoceanontheothersideofSouthAmerica・Theythen35(continue),hopingtoreachAsia・Buttheydidnotseeanyland36theyreachedtheislandsoffthecoastofAsia・Beforetheyarrivedattheseislands,laterknown37thePhilippines,menweredyingof38(starve).WhiletheywerestayinginthePhilippines,Magellanwaskilledinbattle・TheremainingofficersthenhadtogetbacktoSpain.TheydecidedtosailroundAfrica・Aftermanydifficulties,oneshipwitheighteenmensailedintoSevillethreeyearsafterleaving.TheywereallthatremainedofMagellarfsexpedition.39,theirachievementwasgreat・Theywerethefirstmen40(sail)roundtheworld.
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