高三英语语法填空专题练习 新课标

高三英语语法填空专题练习1InSeptember,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.2AtlantawasaGreekprincess.Shewasverybeautifulandcouldrunfasterthan1maninGreece.ButshewasnotallowedtorunintheOlympicGames.Shewas2angrythatshesaidtoherfathershewouldnotmarryanyonewhocouldnotrunfasterthanher.Herfathersaidshemustmarryandaskedher3shewantedtomarryakingorprince.ButAtlantareplied,“Iwillonlybemarriedtoamanwhocanrunfasterthanme.Whenamansayshewantstomarryme,Iwillrun4him.Ifhecannotrunasfastasme,he5(kill).Noonewillbepardoned.”ManykingsandprinceswantedtomarryAtlantabutwhentheyheardofherrules,someofthem6(sad)wenthome.Othermenstayedtoruntherace.TherewasamancalledHippomeneswhowasamazedwhenheheardofAtlanta'srules.“Whyarethesemenso7(fool)?Whywilltheylet8bekilledbecausetheycannotrunasfastasthisprincess?"ThenwhenhesawAtlantacomeoutofherhouse9(run),Hippomeneschangedhismind.“I10marryAtlanta——ordie!”hesaid.3NoonecouldrecognizemeafterIgotmynewtransistorsinthe1(1960).Thereweretimeswhenmysizewas2(total)changed.IbecamesmallandthinbutIgotclevererandcleverer,quickerandquicker.Andmymemorybecamesolarge3Icouldn'tbelieveit!ButIwasalwayssolonely4(stand)therebymyself,5intheearly1960s,theygavemeafamily6(connect)byanetwork.Icouldshareinformation7othersandwecouldtalktoeachother.AtaboutthesametimewelearnedtotalktohumansusingBASIC.Iwasbroughtintopeople'shomesinthe1970s.Sincethen,myfamilyandI8(use)by9(billion)ofpeopletodealwithinformationandcommunicatewitheachotheraroundtheworldbytheInternet.Ilove10(use)toconnectpeoplewhoaren'tcloseenoughtospeaktoeachother.Ihavetrulybeenbuilttoservethehumanracesincemybirth.4Manyanimals1(disappear)duringthehistoryoftheearth.2(famous)oftheseanimalsweredinosaurs.Theylivedontheearth3(ten)ofmillionsofyearsago,long4humanscameintobeing.ThereweremanydifferentspeciesofdinosaurandseveralofthemhavebeenfoundinChina.Theeggsoftwenty-fivespecieshavebeenfoundinXixiaCounty,Nanyang,HenanProvince,andnotlongagoararenewspeciesofbird-likedinosaurwasdiscoveredinChaoyangCounty,LiaoningProvince.Thescientistsweresurprised5(find)theycouldrun6otherdinosaurs,butalsoclimbtrees.Theycouldtellthisfromthewaythebones(join)together.Dinosaursdied8quicklyabout65millionyearsago.Somescientiststhinkitwasafteralargerockhittheearthandputtoomuchdustintotheair.Othersthinktheearthgot9hotforthedinosaurstoliveonanymore.Nobodyknows10sure.Inthesamewaythereareanimalsthathavediedoutmorerecentlyandnooneknowswhy.Listentothestoryaboutthedodo,ananimalthathasdisappearedfromtheearth.5However,therewasonebandthatstartedinadifferentway.ItbeganasaTVshow.Themusiciansof1_thebandwasformedplayedjokes2eachotheraswellasplayedmusic.Theirmusicandjokeswerebasedlooselyonthebandcalled“TheBeatles”.TheTVorganizers3(look)forfourmusicianswhowerelivelyandwhocouldmakegoodmusic.Theyputanadvertisementinanewspaper4(look)forrockmusicians,buttheycouldonlyfindonethatwasgoodenough.Theyhadtouseactorsfortheothermembersoftheband.Actorsmaynotbeabletosingsoatfirstothermusicianssangthesongsfortheprogramme5thebandpretendedtosingthem.Theirattractiveperformances6(copy)byothergroupsandtheirfanssupportedthemfiercely.Eachweekthegroupthatwascalled“TheMonkees”wouldplayasongortwowrittenbyothermusicians.However,afterayearorsoinwhichtheybecame7(serious)abouttheirwork,“TheMonkees”startedtoplaytheirowninstrumentsandwritetheirownsongslikearealband.Thentheyproducedtheirownrecordsandstartedtouringandplayingtheirownmusic.Theybecameevenmorepopularthan“TheBeatles”intheUSAandsoldevenmorerecords.However,thebandbroke8inabout1970,but9(unite)inthemid-1980s.Theyproducedanewrecordin1996,whichwasa10(celebrate)oftheirtimeasarealband.11．German2.when3.that4.for5.remains6.Russians7.a8.Following9.the10.tocelebratec1.any2.so3.if/whether4.against5.willbekilled6.sadly7.foolish8.themselves39.torun10.will1.1960s2.totally3.that4.standing5.until6.connected7.with8.havebeenused9.billions10.beingused41.havedisappeared2.Themostfamous3.tens4.before5.tofindlike7.werejoined8.out9.too10.for51.whom2.on3.hadlooked4.looking5.while6.werecopiedmoreserious8.up9.reunited10.celebration语法填空练习一Untilrecentlydaydreamingwasviewedasawasteoftime.Orit___1(consider)anunhealthyescapefromreallifeanditsduties.Butnowsomepeoplearetakingafreshlookatdaydreaming.Somethinkitmaybeavery2(health)thingtodo.Somereseachersarefindingthatdaydreamingmaybeimportanttomentalhealth.Daydreaming,theytellus,3(be)agoodmeansofrelaxation.Butitsbenefitsgo4this.Anumberofpsychologistshaveconductedexperimentsandhavereachedsome(surprise)conclusions.Dr.JoanT.Freyberghasconcluedthatdaydreamingcontributestointellectualgrowth.It6improves7(concentrate),attentionspan,andtheabilitytogetalongwithothers.IdustrialistHenryJ.Kaiserbelievedthatmuchofhissuccesswasduetothepositiveuseofdaydreaming.FlorenceNightingaledreamedofbecominganurse.TheyoungThomasEdisonpictured8asaninventor.Forthesenotableachieveers,itappears9theirdaydreamscametrue.Dr.HarryEmersonFosdickofferedthisadvice:“holdapictureofyourself...inyourmind'seye,andyouwillbedrawntowardit.Pictureyourself10asdefeatedandthatalonewillmakevictoryimpossible.1.wasconsidered2.healthy3.is4.beyond5.surprising6.also7.concentration8.himself9.that10.vividly语法填空练习二Weofterthinkoffuture.Weoftenwonder1theworldwillbelikeahundredyear'stime.Thinkof2space.Perhapsapermanentstationonthemoon3(setup).Perhapespeoplewillbeabletovisitthemoonas4.Cheaprocketsforspacetravelwillhavebeendeveloped,5(permit)longjourneysthroughthesolarsystem.Whenthattimecomes,peoplewillbetakingholidaysinspaceandvisiting6planets.Greatpropresswillhavebeenmade7medicine,too.Pollutionwillhavebeencontrolledinahundredyears'time.theworldwillhavebeendeveloped—evenAntarctica.Wewillhaveusedupmostoftheearth'slandtobuildourcities,9floatingcitieswillhavebeenbuilt.TheJapanesehavealreadyplansofthiskind.Andtherewillbecities10thesea.1.what2./3.willhavebeensetup4.tourists/visitors/travelers5.permitting6.other7.in8.All9.so/thus/therefore10.under语法填空练习三IntheUnitedStates,therewere222people1(report)tobebillionairesin2003.The2oftheseisBillGates,worthatleast$41billion,whomadehismoney3startingthecompanyMicrosoft.MrGateswasonly21yearsold4efirsthelpedtosetupthecompanyin1976.Hewasabillionaire5thetimehewas31.6,therearestillsomeotherpeoplewhohavemadelotsofmoneyateven7(young)ages.OtheryoungpeoplewhohavestruchitrichincludeJackieCooganandShirleyTemple.8ofthesechildactorsmadeoveramilliondollars9(act)inmoviesbeforetheywere14.But10youngestbillionaireisAlbertvonThurnandTaxisofGermany,who,in2001,inheritedabilliondollarswhenheturned18.1.reported2.richest/wealthiest3.by4.when5.by6.However7.younger8.Both9.acting10the语法填空练习四MostAmericansdon'tliketogetadvice1membersoftheirfamily.Theygetadvicefrom“(strong)."Whentheyneedadvice,theydon'tusuallygotopeoplethteyknow.3manyofthemwriteletterstonewspaersandmagazines4giveadviceonamnydifferentsubjects5(include)familyproblems,theuseoflanguage,health,cooking,childcare,clothes,6evenonhowtobuyahouseoracar.Mostnewspapers7(regular)printlettersfromreaderswithproblems.Alongwiththelettersthereare8writtenbypeoplewhoare