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第1页高中英语必须五课文语法填空（1）JohnSnowwasafamousdoctorinLondon.Soexpert1(be)hethatheattendedQueenVictoria2herpersonalphysician.Buthebecameinspiredwhenhethoughtabout3(help)ordinarypeopleexposed4cholera.Thiswasthedeadlydiseaseofitsday.Neitheritscause5itscurewasunderstood.Somanythousandsof6(terrify)peoplediedeverytimetherewas7outbreak.JohnSnowwantedtofacethechallengeandsolvethisproblem.Heknewthatcholerawouldneverbecontrolleduntilitscausewasfound.In1854when8cholerabrokeout,hebegantogatherinformationandfoundtheevidence.Itseemedthatthepollutedwaterwastoblame.JohnSnowsuggestedthesourceofallthewater9(supply)shouldbeexamined.10(final)“KingCholera”wasdefeated.（2）TheUnitedKingdomconsists1fourcountries:England,Wales,ScotlandandNorthernIreland.Englandis2largestofthefourcountries,andforconvenienceitisdivided3(rough)intothreezones.ThezonenearestFrance4(call)theSouthofEngland,themiddlezoneiscalledtheMidlandsandtheonenearesttoScotlandisknown5theNorth.Youfindmostofthepopulationsettledinthesouth,6mostoftheindustrialcitiesintheMidlandsandtheNorthofEngland.Although,nationwide,thesecitiesarenotaslargeas7inChina,theyhaveworld-famousfootballteamsandsomeofthemevenhavetwo!Itisapity8theindustrialcitiesbuiltinthenineteenthcenturydonotattract9(visitor).Forhistoricalarchitectureyouhavetogotoolderbutsmallertowns10(build)bytheRomans.ThereyouwillfindoutmoreaboutBritishhistoryandculture.（3）Arrivingatastrange-lookinghouse,WangPing1(show)meintoalarge,brightcleanroom.Ithadagreenwall,abrownfloorandsoftlighting.2(sudden)thewallmoveditwasmadeof3(tree)!Ifoundlater4theirleavesprovidedtheroomwithmuch-neededoxygen.ThenWangPingflashed5switchonacomputerscreen,andatableandsomechairsrose6underthefloorasifbymagic.“Whynotsitdownandeatalittle?”第2页hesaid.“Youmayfindthisdifficultasitis7(you)firsttimetraveltrip.Justrelax,sincethereisnothingplannedonthetimetabletoday.Tomorrowyouwillbereadyforsomevisits.”8(have)saidthis,hespreadsomefoodonthetable,andproducedabedfromthefloor.9heleft,Ihadabriefmealandahotbath.10(exhaust),Islidintobedandfellfastasleep.（4）ZhouYangwillneverforgethisfirstassignment1areporterinChinaDaily.Attheofficehistalkwithhisnewbossinfluencedhislife2(strong).Hisbossfirstputhimas3assistanttoanexperiencedjournalistandlatertoldhimtocoverastoryandsubmitthearticlehimself.Duringtheinterviews,hehadtolistenfor4(detail)factsandpreparethenextquestiondependingon5thepersonsaid.Iftheinterviewee6(agree),hecouldusearecordertogetthefactsstraight.Thebossalsogavehimanexampleofthe7(important)ofarecorder.Onceafootballerwasaccusedoftakingmoneyfor8(deliberate)notscoringgoalstolettheotherteamwin.Headmittedthatsomeonehadtriedtobribehim,butdenied9(take)themoney.Withtherecording,itwasproved10hewasguilty.（5）Therearethree1(type)ofburns.Theyarecalledfirst,secondorthirddegreeburns,dependingon2layersoftheskinareburned.Firstdegreeburnsaffectonly3toplayeroftheskin.Theseburns4(be)notseriousandshouldfeel5（good)withinadayortwo.Examplesincludemildsunburnandburnscausedby6(touch)ahotpan,stoveorironforamoment.Seconddegreeburnsaffect7thetopandthesecondlayeroftheskin.Theseburnsareseriousandtakeafewweekstoheal.Examplesincludeseveresunburnandburns8(cause)byhotliquids.Thirddegreeburnsaffectallthreelayersoftheskinandanytissueandorgans9theskin.Examplesincludeburnscausedbyelectricshocks,burningclothes,orseverepetrolfires.Theseburnscauseverysevere10(injure)andthevictimmustgotohospitalatonce.高中英语选修六课文语法填空（1）Atthetimetheywerecreated,theImpressionist1(painting)werecontroversial,buttodaytheyareacceptedasthebeginningof2we第3页call“modernart”.ThisisbecausetheImpressionistsencouraged3(art)tolookattheirenvironmentinnewways.Therearescoresofmodernartstyles,but4theImpressionists,manyofthesepaintingstylesmightnotexist.Ontheonehand,somemodernartisabstract;thatis,thepainterdoesnotattempttopaintobjectsaswesee5withoureyes,butinsteadconcentrates6certainqualitiesoftheobject,7(use)color,lineandshapetorepresentthem.On8otherhand,somepaintingsofmodernartaresorealistic9theylooklikephotographs.Thesestyles10(be)sodifferent.Whocanpredictwhatpaintingstylestherewillbeinthefuture?（2）Therearevarious1(reason)whypeoplewritepoetry.Somepoemstell2storyordescribesomethinginaway3willgivethereaderastrongimpression.Otherstrytoconveycertainemotions.Poetsusemanydifferentformsofpoetry4express(express)themselves.Inthistext,5,wewilllookatafewofthesimplerforms.Someofthefirstpoetryayoungchildlearns6Englishisnurseryrhymes.Theserhymesliketheoneontheright7(be)stillacommontypeofchildren’spoetry.Thelanguageisconcrete8imaginativeandthesepoemsdelightsmallchildrenbecause9rhyme,havestrongrhythmandalotofrepetition.Thepoemsmaynotmakesenseandevenseemcontradictory,buttheyareeasytolearnandrecite.By10(play)withthewordsinnurseryrhymes,childrenlearnaboutlanguage.（3）Bytheway,didyouknowthatthisisbecauseyoubecomeaddicted1cigarettesinthreedifferentways?First,youcanbecome2(physical)addictedtonicotine,3isoneofthehundredsofchemicalsincigarettes.Thismeansthatafterawhileyourbodybecomesaccustomedto4(have)nicotineinit.Sowhenthedrug5(leave)yourbody,yougetwithdrawalsymptoms.Iremember