20语法填空专练（四）

PAGE\*MERGEFORMAT6语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________A41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________PartsofaceilingcamedownduringaconcertbyAmericanDJSteveAokiinOslo,NorwayonSunday,1(injure)15people.Fortunately,noonewasinjuredbadly.All15arereceivingmedicalattention,butnooneappearstobe2(serious)hurt,accordingtopolice.OnthepoliceTwitteraccount,officerssaidthatapieceoftherooffellfromtheceiling3AokiwasperformingattheSentrumScenemusicvenue,causingmorepanic4actualinjuries.Around1,800studentswerepresentatthe5(perform)whentheceilingfelldown.Thearea6(empty)forfireofficialstoinspect.OnTwitter,Aokisaid,“Iamdeeplyshocked.Mythoughtsarewiththoseinjured,andIwishthemafast7(recover).”Aokimadeheadlines8(early)thisweekwhenhepubliclyapologized9breakingafan’sneckwhiledivingintothecrowdfroma20-footdropduringoneofhisshowsin2013.Theformerfan,BritanyHickman,sued（控告）Aokiafterherefused10(pay)hermedicalbillsforthetwomonthsshehadtotakeoffworktorecoverfromherinjury.语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________B41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________Fromicecreamtoexercise,toomuchofagoodthingcanmakepeoplesick.Andwhenpeopletaketoomuchmedicine,theeffectcanbe1(danger).Liquidmedicinescanbedifficulttomeasurecorrectly.Doctorsrecommendmeasuringdrugswithtoolssuch2medicinedroppersandoralsyringes（注射器）.They3(strong)prefertheuseofthesetoolsinsteadofthingslikekitchenspoons.Butrecommendationsareonlyhelpfulifpeoplefollow4(they).Andmanyparentsdon’t’,thenewsurveyindicates.ShonnaYinisadoctoratNewYorkUniversityinNewYorkCity.Shewaspartoftheteam5studieshowparentsinterprettheinstructionsonlabelsforliquidmedicines.2,096parentsparticipated6herresearchandallhadatleastonechildwhowaseightor7(young).Theparentsreadtheinstructionsforaliquidmedicine.Theythenselectedthetooltheywoulduse8(measure)it.Manychoseflatspoons.Theseflatspoonscanvarywidelyinsize.Aparentwhousesoneofthosespoonsrisks9(give)outtoomuchortoolittlemedicine.Parents’healthknowledgemightaffecttheirwayofgivingchildrendrugs.Takingtoomuchdrugscouldcauseabnormalheartrhythmsorevensudden10(dead),YinPointsout.语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________C41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________Weallhavelong-forgottenclothes1(gather)dustatthebackofthewardrobe（衣橱）.Butnewtechnologycouldseetheendofthat,withthe“smartclothes”themselvesgivingownersagentlereminderoftheir2(exist).Ifthesereminders3(ignore),thegarmentswillgetintouchwithaclothingcharityandasktoberecycled,withanorganizationautomaticallysendingoutdonationinformation.Theycouldalsobeprogrammed4(put)themselvesupforauction（拍卖）oneBay.MarkBrill,seniorlectureratBirminghamCity,said”Thinkofthesurprisewhenanowner5(sudden)receivesbidsforitemstheydidn’tknowwerein6(they)wardrobe.”Itfollowsinthefootstepsofthe“InternetofThings”–aconcept7seesordinaryhouseholditemsconnectingtotheInternetinordertoshareinformation.Fromadjustingyouralarmclockto8(monitor)thetemperatureofyourhome,theInternetischangingthewaywelive.Now,the“InternetofClothes”seesthatignoredgarmentswillremindtheirownerstowearthemdepending9theweatherandfrequencyofwear.Clotheswillkeeptrackofotherinformationsuchas10owneditpreviously,aswellashowmuchitoriginallycost,whomadeitandhowmuchtheworkerwaspaidforit.语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________D41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________Theworldhasmadeahugeamountofprogresstowardsprolonginghumanlife,someof1hasincludedworkoncancer.People’slivesarelasting2(long),butmoreandmoreofthatextratime3(spend)onillhealth.Halfofpeoplewhodiebetween90and95havedementia（痴呆）.Ifwestoppedpeople4(die)fromcancer,othersuchproblemsawaitthem–andwouldlikelytaketheirlifesoonafter.Perhapsthemostpopularwaytodieissuddendeath.Althoughthatismostpeople’spreferredchoicefor5(they)–forothersitleavesbehindnogoodbyes,and6(possible)plentyofthingsthatneedtobesortedout.7fact,withoutcancermostpeoplewoulddiethroughdementiaorfrailty（虚弱）.Butthatisnotafatethatmanywouldwishfor,andisanexpensivestate8(be)in.Thereisalsothepossibilityofheartorbreath9(fail).Butthatisamessydeath,saysDrSmith,andonethatitishardforpeopletoface.Cancer,ontheotherhand,usuallytakesplaceover10manageableperiodoftime:aperiodofweeksormonths,notofyearsorseconds.语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________E41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________WhatwouldyouthinkifItoldyouthatyoudon’tsee,learn,orfeellikeyouthinkyoudo?Here1(be)someofthestrangethingsourbrainsdo:1.Wedon’t’knowourselveslikewethinkweknowourselves.Manypeopleenjoy2(do)personalitytests.Youmaygetonethatsumsyouup…wetend3(think)“Wow!That’sme.Socleverhowtheydidthat!”Infact,wecanalsosaytheexactsamethingifwearegivenavague4(describe).2.Wedon’tlearnlikewethinkwelearn.Thereisastrongrelationship5ourimaginationandmusclememory.Imaginingdoingsomething6(successful)isjustasgoodasactuallydoingit.Ifyouplantoplay7piano,imagingthekeys–seeingyourhandsmovethroughthechords（琴弦）isjustasgoodassittingdowninfrontofthepiano.3.Wedon’tfeellikewethinkwefeel.Therearemanystoriesaboutamputees（截肢者）whostillfeeltheir8(miss)limb,thoughitisn’tthereatall.9youhidyourhandunderthetableandplacedaplastichandonthetableinfrontofyounexttoyourotherhand–thenhadsomeonetouchbothinthesamewayforawhile–thenhitthefake（假的）onewithalargestick,youwouldfeelthepainasifit10(be)yourrealhand.语法填空专练（四）___月___日第____周星期_____班级________姓名____________座号_____成绩________F41._______________42._______________43._______________44._______________45._______________46._______________47._______________48._______________49._______________50._______________Designerbrands,1general,areforpeoplewhodon’ttrusttheirowntastes.ThesepeopledecidethateverythingatPrada(anItalianluxuryfashionhouse)mustbe“cool”,soifyoushopthere,youcan’tgowrong.ButIfind2muchmoresatisfyingtoenteroneofthecheapchainstoresontheHighStreetandbuyacopyofthedesigner’sclothesfora(n)3(ten)oftheprice.Certainly,youhavetouseyourskill4(find)theonegarmentinthreethat5(look)great.Butit’sworthit!It’slikefindingapieceofgoldinariver.Thefindgivesyougreatsatisfaction.Thatiswhy,accordingtoasurvey6(do)byaBritishbank,youngpeoplewithmoneyareabandoningthedesignershopsandbuyingtheirclothesinchainstores,second-handshops,andinmarkets.Thisis7bestnewsI’veheardallweek.Itmeansthatyoungpeoplehavethe8(confident)totrusttheirjudgement.Theyarepreparedtotakeriskstolookindividualandnotmass-produced.Thathasalwaysbeenmyshoppingphilosophy.The9(extreme)highpricesindesignershopsleavemeopen-mouthed.EvenifI10(have)themoney,IwouldthinkofalltheotherthingsIcouldspenditon!