Unit 5 语法填空 人教版高中英语必修四

1.IfthepopulationoftheEarthkeepson1(increase)atitspresentrate，therewilleventuallynotbeenoughresourcesleft2.(support)lifeontheplanet.Bythemiddleofthe21stcentury，ifpresenttrendscontinue，we3(use)upalltheoilthatdrivesourcars，forexample.Evenifscientistsdevelopnewwaysoffeedingthehumanrace，thecrowdedconditionsonEarthwillmakeit4(necessity)forustolookforsomewhereelse.Butnoneoftheotherplanetsinoursolarsystemarecapable5.supportinglifeatpresent.6.possiblesolutiontotheproblem，however，hasrecentlybeensuggestedbyanAmericanscientist，ProfessorCarlSagan.Saganbelievesthat7theEarth’sresourcesarecompletely8(exhaust)，itwillbepossibletochangetheatmosphereofVenusand9createanewworldalmostaslargeasEarthitself.Somethingisdifficult.Venusismuch10(hot)thantheEarth.Besides，thereisonlyatinyamountofwaterthere.OnInternationalChildren’sDay，someorphansfromtheWuhanWelfareInstituteforChildren1._________(take)tothepark.Anelderlywesternerwaswiththem.Thechildrenwereeagertotellhimeverythingthatwasgoingon.Theyheldhimbythehandandneverhesitatedtocall2.________(he)Grandpa.ThismanwasProfessorWilliamDorrity，fromFlorida，USA.In2003,3.________ProfessorDorrityandhiswiferetired，theycametoWuhanandstartedtoworkasvolunteersattheWelfareInstitute.TheDorrityshavebeenworkinghard4._________(improve)theconditionsattheWelfareInstitutesincetheycame.Theyoftentakechildrenondaytrips，5________(bring)alongwiththemallkindsoffoodforthekidstoenjoy.Theyrecentlyboughtaudiphonesforfourorphans6______hearingproblemsandsmalltaperecordersforthreeblindchildren.Theyalsoboughtawheelchairforten­year­oldTanJun,7_______suffersfromabrainproblem.Withthe8_____(arrive)ofspring，theDorritystookthechildrenfor9_______outing.“WeloveChinaandwelovechildren，”Dorritysaid，“10_____wearehappytodothis.”Goodmorning，ladiesandgentlemen.I’mverypleased1(see)allofyouherebecauseyouaremyspecialguests.Welcometoourcompany’smuseum.MynameisBrown，GeorgeBrown.I’mthegeneralmanagerofthecompany.Asyouallknow，we2(main)makecomputersinourcompany，aswellassomeotherelectronicproducts.Butwearealsoquiteinterestedin3(educate)．That’swhywehavefoundedthismuseum,4childrencanlearnhowcomputershavebeendeveloped，howtheyaremade5howtheyareusedinindustry，agriculture,6(science)researchandmanyotherareas.Childrencanoperatethecomputers，theycanpushthebuttonsandlistentostoriesaboutcomputers，andtheycanenjoyvideoshows.Iknowyouareallteachersandyouknow7schoolchildrenreallyneed.SoIhopeyoucangivemesuggestionsafteryou8(show)around.Iwantmymuseumtobethebestofitskindwhenitopenstoallschoolchildren.ThisisMrTomSilver，myassistant.Hewillbeyourguidenow.I’llbewithyou9anhourandahalf.Enjoy10.Seeyou.4.RobertBurnsisthemostfamouspoettowriteinScots,thetraditionallanguageofScotland.BorninAyrshire,Scotlandtoapoorfarmingfamily,hisparentsmadesurethathewaswelleducatedasachild.In1783hestartedcomposingpoetry1atraditionalstyleusingtheAyrshiredialectofScots.Thesepoemswerewellreceived2(local)andin1786theywerepublishedinthevolume,Poems,Chiefly,3madehimfamousinScotlandovernight.4,hisfamewasnotaccompaniedbymoneyandhefound5necessarytoreturntofarming.6thisalsoprovedunprofitable,heenteredgovernmentservicein1789.Hediedattheageof37asaresultofaweakheart,broughtonbyyearsofpoorworkingconditionsonthefarm7(date)backtohischildhood.Withinashorttimeofhisdeath,moneystartedpouringinfromalloverScotland8(support)hiswidowandchildren.Today,hismemory9(celebrate)byBurnsclubsacrosstheworldandhisbirthdayis10unofficial“NationalDay”forScotsandthosewithScottishancestry,celebratedwithBurnssuppers.5Oncethereweretwomice,acitymouseandacountrymouse.Theyweredistantrelatives.Onedaythecitymouse,1livedinabighousewrotealettertothecountrymouseinvitinghimforavisit.Delighted,thecountrymouseacceptedthe2(invite)andcametothecitymouse'shouse.Hewasgreetedbythecitymousecheerfully.Thecountrymousewassurprised3bigthehousewas.Thecitymousewaspleased4ledthecountrymousetothekitchen.When5climbedupthetable,therewerealargepieceofbread,fruitandcheese6it.Butjustastheybegantoeat,theyheard7greatnoise.Thecitymousecried,"Run!Run!Thecat8(come)!"Theyranawayquicklyandhid.9(breath)heavilyafterhidinginthemouse-hole,thecountrymousesaidtothecitymouse,"Ishouldgobacktomyhouseinthecountry.EvenifIeatnothingbutbeans,Icanlive10(peace).Whydon'tyoucomewithmetothecountry?Itisnicertobepoorandhappy,thantoberichandafraid."6The“Monster”ofLakeTianchi,thehighest1.________lakeintheworld,isbackinthenewsafterseveralrecentsightings.Butnoonehasevergotaclearlookatthe2.________creature.Inonesighting,asis3.________bythedirectorofalocaltouristoffice,itisblackandjumpedoutofthewaterlikeaseal.Inanotherrecent4.________，agroupofsoldierswatchedit5.________forabout2minutes.Athirdreportcamefromafamilywhoclaimedtohaveseenaroundblackcreaturemovingquicklythroughthewaterandthen6.________intothewater.Manypeoplethinkthemonstermaybea7.________cousinoftheLochNessmonsterinScotland.Scientists,however,are8.________，becausethelow­temperaturelakeis9.________tobeableto10.________suchalargelivingcreature.Asweallknow,lifeisfullofdreamsandhavingagooddreamis1greatimportanceinourdailylife.Withoutagooddream,peoplecan’tmakeprogress;withoutagooddream,2(country)can’tdevelop;withoutagooddream,theworldcan’tbecomesobeautiful!AndIholdthestrongbelief3everyone,whetherheisoldoryoung,poororrich,juniororsenior,doeshaveagooddream!Afterall,dreamingiscertainlyapositivepartofourlife,and4(wish)forgoodthings,however,costsnothing!What’smore,itisimportanttoflyourdreams,especiallyforthose5areSenior3students.Itishightimeforthemtoflytheirdreams.Iftheycan’tletoutdreamsfly,thedreamwouldjustbe6dream,notreality!Therefore,7isnowonderthatsomanypeoplehaveadreamsincetheirchildhood.Withanicedream,Chinasucceededinhostingthe29thOlympicGamesin2008;withanicedream,HongKong8(return)tothemotherlandpeacefullyin1997;withanicedream,YuanLongPingridstheworldofhunger;withanicedream,MichaelJordonbecomesthemostpopularbasketballstar;withanicedreamIcanstandonthisstagetocompeteinthefinalEnglishspeechcontest.Andwithanaimofachievingsuccess,Imustdothebest!Somygoodfriends,ifyouwanttorealizeyourdream,pleasedonotbeafraidinfaceofdifficultiesorgiveupinfaceoffailure9loseyourdreaminfaceofpains.Youmustkeepgoingforward10(brave)!Justflyyourdreamhighlyabovethesky!Thisisarealstory.MarkCatostartedablogDyingtolive,after1(know)thathedevelopedMotorNeuroneDisease(MND运动神经元疾病)andmighthaveonly14monthstolive.ItisreportedthatMND,a2(dead)illnessaffecting(侵袭)sevenin100,000peopleintheUK,kills50percentofsuffererswithin14months,while3remainingsuffererscanexpecttoliveforjusttwotofiveyears.ProfessorCatowroteanonlinediarytoshowpeople4MNDthat“lifegoeson”.Heusesthesitetotellhiseverydaylife,includingdaytripstoLondon5hewasmistakenforadrunkandinventionshecameupwithtohelphimovercome(克服)hisphysicalproblemsaroundthehouse.Actually,ProfessorCatohasachievedalot.6hewas21,hebecameasurveyor(测量师).Attheageof59,hewentbacktouniversityandgraduatedwithamaster’sdegreeinlaw,thoughhewasthensufferingfromcancer.HehasbeenlecturinginBritainandChinafor25yearsandhaspublishedfourbooks.In2002,he7(make)avisitingprofessoratShandongUniversity,inChina.8MarkCatostartedhisblog,ithasattractedmorethan205,000peoplearoundtheworld,9surprisedhimalot.Hesaidthatthereasonforhislaunchingtheblogwastoencouragepeoplelike10tobattlewiththeillnessesandtolearntoenjoyeverysecondoftheirrestlife.9.WhentheyreachedthetownofFulingontheYangtzeRiver，theydecidedtotakeaboat1.________.Theyleftthe2.________onabeautifulafternoon.WhenthesunsettheydockedatFengduandslept3.________thefirstgorge—theQutangGorge.Havingseensomeofthe4.________gorgesatWushan，theywentthroughtheWuGorge.Theyfoundsomuch5.________alongtheYangtzeRiver.Thenthey6.________intothe7.________sideofthedamfromtheXilingGorge，thethirdgorge.TheycouldseetheChineseflag8.________inthewindandasignwith“BuildtheThreeGorgesDam,9.________theYantzeRi