语法填空训练题及答案(一)

1 语法填空训练题 语法填空训练题 1 一 M Chrissy how did you get the part in the hip hop dance show Street W The dance world is really competitive Even if you are a good dancer there are hundreds of people like me looking for work and we re rarely successful I was lucky 1 I d just been in a TV dance competition where I 2 spot by the show s producer who rang to talk to me I d seen Street 3 advertise in the paper but never expected to be in it M Did you have any time off before starting to practice for Street W No because I ended up 4 get into the final of the dance program After that I only had a day 5 two to rest There was very little time to get ready I had to move to London Luckily my brother lives there so I could stay in his house I had a small foot 6 injure so I had to take it easy for the first few days M What do you like so much about hip hop dance W Most forms of dance change 7 time But because hip mirrors popular culture and obviously it s influenced by the music it changes faster and you 8 know what direction it s going to take next You have to find new ways to express 9 and you push your body all the time and that s 10 inspire 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 二 W Hi there On last week s program we interviewed the man behind the idea of International Camps So I thought that this week you d be interested to hear more about one of the Camps which 1 held later this year Over to you Micheal M Thank you Yes to apply 2 the Camp you don t have to be a student you don t even have to be employed but you 3 be able to speak one foreign language W OK what about the camping M Well the Camp organizers supply tents 4 sleep up to four people but you are 5 likely to know the people who you ll be sharing the tent with Because you ll be sharing with people who may not even speak your language W 6 sound interesting Who does the cooking in Camp M Everybody 7 expect to help with the running of the camp That means helping to prepare food keeping the camp site clean and so on The Camp organizers are looking for people who can get along with others 8 happens W And is there anything you need to take M As I ve said tents are provided but you ll need to bring your own pillow knife and fork you re also asked to bring along photographs postcards 9 that shows some of the changes of your own country Everything goes into an exhibition at the start of the Camp together with a huge map of the world 10 show the different countries people come from 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 三 M Here with me today is Anna Sinclair Now Anna you ve recently carried out research into people s reading habits and attitudes 1 the downloading of eBooks 2 idea was this W It was something 3 I wanted to do at university but my tutor advised me not to When I graduated I approached 4 small market research company who were interested 5 said they couldn t finance it immediately So I borrowed some money from a bank and sold the results back to the company six months later M Did anything surprise you in the research findings W Yes I 6 expect that people of my age would be strongest group in favor of eBooks but in fact they had rather mixed feelings mainly due to the cost on the hardware needed Adults in 7 40s and 50s with spare income seem to have welcomed the development M Where will this research take you next in terms of your job W Well I ve got no plans to do anything 8 on eBooks at the moment but the whole area of market research is interesting and I want to take it further maybe even having my own company one day It s a very 9 compete field but I have learned a lot from this experience and I believe I can offer companies a solid service 10 work in partnership with them M OK I wish you every success with it all Many thanks Anna 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 四 M Today on Saturday Students I m talking to Amy Fisher who 1 to a Saturday art class Amy what made you join the class W Well my mum enjoys painting but I just wasn t very good at that and I wanted to learn to make pictures Then someone told me about the art class and it sounded perfect I tried to get some friends 2 come with me but I 3 manage to persuade them M And how did you feel when you first got to the class W Well to be honest I thought I d be nervous because I knew it was a big class with lots of students But as I got there I found there was 4 a nice atmosphere that I didn t feel 5 stress at all M So have you discovered 6 about yourself as an artist by attending the class W Well one thing I d never done before was uploading work onto the computer and then 7 use software to edit it I ve found that I know what colors look good together That s made my 2 work look great M And what s your teacher like W Great She knows a lot about different artists 8 the great thing about her is that people in the class are at all different levels but she s never once made anyone feel they can t do it And she s always dressed in plain black most of 9 time different from 10 I d expected M Oh thank you Amy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 五 Hello everyone I m here today to talk about 1 I became a food reviewer Well I ve always had an interest in food 2 a child I was always helping my parents with the cooking In fact 3 of them were interested in cooking so they just made something quick I 4 prefer experimenting with different recipes and materials from around the world to try to create new tastes After I left school I went to college and did a cooking course I enjoyed every aspect of it the theory and the practical sides When I passed my exams my tutors gave me excellent references 5 I was lucky enough to go straight to a restaurant in London I was there for a year during 6 time I found the speed of the work too fast and too stressful There was never a time to really think about or appreciate what I was doing Don t get me wrong The cooks there were 7 absolute talented and friendly Then I did a journalism course at a London college I met some interesting people 8 the editor of a food magazine When she found out about my background she asked me to write 9 article on healthy eating This was 10 I had finished my course That s probably the beginning of my career Now I m thinking about starting my own food magazine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 六 M So what is your situation at the moment W 1 you see I m now sleeping in the main hall of local secondary school with many of my neighbors We re all in the same situation just doing 2 best to look on the bright side M Do you know when you can move back W No at the moment all our houses are still under a meter of water and it s still rising It 3 stop raining since Sunday M What happened exactly W Well there s 4 river at the bottom of our garden more of a slow moving stream most of the time Last weekend with all the rain we 5 had it burst its bank and washed over our garden It was very quick once it started I tried to stop it by taking the water away but there was too much of it and in the end I just gave up and got out as 6 quick as possible M And what s the damage W Well everything downstairs 7 ruin We ll need new furniture and carpets and we ll probably need to have the walls 8 repaint 9 I think we can get 10 it anyway 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 七 W Jeb Stevens welcome Now you ve been writing successful science fiction for almost three decades but at 1 age would you recommend others to start writing it M Good question I played around with ideas right through my teens 2 is fine for your own amusement but you just don t have the knowledge 3 you re out in the world In your twenties is about right There are a few writers who have turned 4 science fiction much 5 in retirement though I see that as risky commercially W Well you 6 write 25 novels but what was the very first publication of yours to come 7 M It was hard at the start you know I really wanted to get 8 publish and I remember I tried with a short story but everyone said they d only consider a whole collection 9 that was out Then I decided to enter a competition for fist novels but I missed the deadline Oh I remember it was an article in a magazine about life in other planets W That s a good 10 begin It s nice to talk to you Jeb Thank you M My pleasure Keys 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 八 W We re 1 delight to have 17 year old Richard Clay with us today to tell us about his life 2 a ballet dancer Hi Richard thank you for coming to talk to us M Hello it s great to be here W You ve become successful at 3 very young age Richard I know you first started going to ballet classed in your hometown when you were six years old Now you re at City Ballet do you keep in touch with people in your hometown M I do Of course I ve learned a lot at City Ballet but they did teach me a lot in my first school 4 it s good to keep in touch with the people who helped me at the very beginning and who 5 teach me so much 3 W Do you ever go back to your hometown to dance M It s hard to do that because we re 6 full booked at City Ballet but if we do have a break I ll do my best to get back home and perform there W And what would you do like to do in the future M Well I d like to say I want to be a teacher but I just don t have the 7 patient I think I will stay at City Ballet for a long time And then one day I d like to start a dance company 8 and give other kids 9 me the same sort of chances I 10 have W Well good luck Richard and thank you for talking to us 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 九 M Mary could you come to my room and help me please Every time I turn on the computer 1 seems to be another problem W Let s see Looks OK to me Dad I ll just start the program yes there you are 2 wrong M Thanks Mary I really don t know 3 I d use this machine at all without your help You re so quick at everything W Well Dad I ve been able to use a computer since I 4 be four so of course it s not difficult It s easy to learn things when you re a child M True I ve tried reading the 5 instruct for the computer They seem very confusing You can probably understand them but I certainly can t W I don t find them easy to follow 6 What they say is really 7 clear The best way is to just sit down and use it M That s my difficulty I think There just 8 be any computers when I was young so I haven t to use one properly It s 9 late to learn now W Don t be silly Dad There are lots of people 10 your age in computer classes Why don t you try M Do you think so W Yes really M Right I ll try and find a class in the evenings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十 M I m on the beach to talk to Mel Flynn 1 Australian teenager who spends most of his free time underwater Hello Mel M Hi W 2 did you become interested in diving M I grew up near the beach and I liked watching little fish My parents say they knew I d work with fish when I got older They re 3 biologists but more interested in land animals When I was old enough I asked 4 I could go diving so I could take a 5 close look at all the amazing things 6 live underwater W When did you start to dive M I learned to swim when I was three But I had to wait seven years to dive But even then we couldn t go deeper than twelve meters W Did you feel scared M Not really The teacher told us which dangerous fish to avoid and as long as we left them 7 we wouldn t be 8 danger And we were too far from our dive boat M And what do you do now W I joined a group of teenagers 9 help scientists with their research We are volunteers but many of us 10 plan on becoming biologists on sea animals in the future I ve learnt so much already by watching the scientists at work 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十一 1 Just up the road from my home is a field with two horses in it From a distance each horse looks like any other horse But if you get a close look you will notice one of them is blind Instead of abandoning him his owner has made him a safe and comfortable barn to live in And if you stand nearby and listen you will hear the sound of a bell come from smaller horse Attached to it halter is a small copper colored bell assisting the blind friend to follow him you watch them you ll find the horse with the bell always checking on the blind one and that the blind horse will listen for the bell and then slowly walk to the other one is trusting he will not lead astray When the horse with the bell returns to the barn each evening he will stop frequent to look back making sure that the isn t too far behind to hear the bell Life does not throw us away just because we are not perfect or because we have problems or challenges Sometimes we are the blind horse being guided by the little ringing bell of our acquaintances other times we are the guide horse who helps others to find their way 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十二 4 2 Several times each year the Queen gives afternoon tea parties But she simply sits beside a big silver plate pouring cups of tea for everyone and skill avoiding the cakes and sandwiches At cocktail parities the Queen moves from group to group chatting informally and manages to make one glass of drink last entire evening Tours abroad are difficult because hosts seem to have a believe that the warmth of their welcome must be shown with wonderful state banquets 宴会 But the Queen has perfected the art of appearing to enjoy her meal without actually eating much During one visit the Pacific islands of Tonga a specially prepared dinner was arranged in her honor The Queen looked uneasily at her plate she discovered a whole roast pig was her serving Then a turkey some meat an apple and bananas carry in for each guest But she depended her old favorite trick of talking with her host King Tupou IV and carrying on a warm conversation Sometimes the Queen will seem so carried away by foreign leader s political chat she simply never has time to finish a meal before it is time to get up and make her speech She will lift her fork to swallow a mouthful and then put down again to make another point leaving almost all of her meal touch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十三 Several men hit the Sao Paulo Museum of Art just before dawn on December 20th 2007 and 1 shocked the authorities as it took the thieves just three minutes to steal paintings 2 two world famous artists Pablo Picasso 3 Candido Poninari 4 are worth millions of dollars Images from the secret camera show that two men began their action at 5 09 a m 5 the guards in the museum were going through their shift change 换岗 They broke through two glass doors 6 run to the museum s top floor and grabbed the two paintings from different rooms somehow 7 avoid nearby guards The alarm never rang and by 5 12 a m they were making their escape After 8 the police were interviewing the 30 museum employees Everything indicates thieves were sent to do it by some wealthy art lover for 9 own collection He was not rich enough to buy the paintings 10 he was wealthy said the lead police officer Marcos Gomes de Moura 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十四 It was a very cold evening an old man was waiting for a ride across the river He saw several horsemen pass by but he didn t ask for any help The wait seemed 1 end Then came another rider the old man 2 catch his eye and said Sir would you mind doing me a favor Stopping his horse he replied Of course Almost 3 freeze the old man could not get 4 the ground The horseman helped him onto his horse He took the old man not just across the river 5 to his home Sir you didn t even ask the other riders for help why What 6 I had said no and left you there the horseman asked The old man looked at him straight in the eyes and said I looked into their eyes I found they didn t care 7 told me it would be useless but when I looked into 8 I saw kindness These words touched the rider deeply Thank you for 9 you ve said I hope I will never be too busy to help others with that Thomas Jefferson the 10 three president of the US turned his horse around and went away 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十五 The woman often called the First Lady of New York died on August Brooke Astor was one hundred five years old The extremely wealthy and famous New Yorker spent much of her life 1 help the needy in her beloved city She was born in Portsmouth New Hampshire She was the only child of a high level military officer After two earlier 2 marry she married Vincent Astor in 1953 again He came from a family 3 had been rich for least on hundred years Among other things he owed many buildings in New York City Brooke Astor became one of the 4 rich women in the world when Vincent Astor died She also became head of a huge charity organization 5 found by her husband He repeatedly had told her she would have fun giving 6 his money And apparently she did Missus Astor gave tens of millions of dollars 7 main to places and people in New York City She said it was the sensible choice because that was 8 the money had been made She gave financial support to the city s cultural centers its poor and disabled as 9 as to many other smaller charities When she died the mayor of New York said the city would not be what it is today 10 her support 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十六 A new campaign to ban smoking in taxis is part of a wider push to clean up the city s image before the 2010 World Expo 2010 年世界博览会 The Shanghai Dazhong Taxi a taxi company said drivers 1 find smoking in their cabs could possibly be fined or even temporarily banned 2 working Signs 3 place in all of the taxi company s 9 100 strong fleet 车队 saying No Smoking in Taxis Welcome to Shanghai World Expo We hope the sanitation 卫生环境 of cabs in the city will be 5 improved through our no smoking campaign 4 is a mutual benefit for 5 drivers and passengers Dazhong said it would 6 close monitor the campaign s progress Drivers caught smoking will undergo the company s training and inspection program Cabs found to have cigarette smell will be called back Zhao said Many taxi drivers smoke 7 relax from working long hours The official admitted 8 would not be an easy task to achieve a total smoke ban in a short time Promoting non smoking taxis in the whole city is 9 long journey Zhao said 10 having a long way to go we are confident of fulfilling our smoke free taxi program in the city through our diligence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 十七 In Afric