（2019版）新人教版选择性必修第二册语法填空专题练习5（含答案）.docx

1、高中英语高二语法填空专题练习 51Literature possesses some significant qualities, the firstof 1_ is its description of truth and beauty. Just as theshell reflects the 2_(hide) sounds, some truth andbeauty arent noticed until a 3_(sense) human soul calls ourattention to them. Besides, literatures appeal 4_ourfeeling

2、s and imagination is its 5 _quality. Its attractioncomes more from what it awakens in us 6_ what it says.Coming out of the other two, the third quality of literature isits permanence. 7_(maintain) its permanence, twoelements like universal interest and personal style should becontained in it.8_concl

3、usion,notonlyisliteraturetheexpression of life in 9_( form ) of truth and beauty,10_ it is also the written record of mans thoughts andfeelings and the history of the human soul.Keys:1 which；2 hidden；3sensitive；4 to；5 second；6 than；7 To maintain；8In；9 forms；10 but2The Torch Festival(火把节）is a traditi

4、onal festival which1_(celebrate) among some ethnic groups in southwesternChina, such as the Yi, Bai, Hani, Lisu, and Lahu, etc. It usually2_(fall) on the 24th or 25th of June, with three days ofcelebrations. The festival came from worship(崇拜）of fire byancestors(祖先). For some ethnic groups, its a tra

5、dition in thefestival for elders 3_(share) farming experience withyoung people and educate them about taking care of crops.During the festival, big torches are made to stand in allvillages, with small torches 4_(place) in front of the doorof each house. When night falls, the torches are lit and thev

6、illages are bright. At the same time, people walk around thefields and houses,5_(hold) small torches and placing themin the field corners. Inside the villages, young people are singingand dancing around the big torches 6_ keep burningthroughout the night. Other 7_(activity) like horse racesare also

7、held during the festival.In a horse race of the Yi people in Yunnan, torches areused to form hurdles for riders to get through. The Hani peoplein Yunnan 8_(tradition) tie fruits to torches with strings.When the strings are broken after the torches are lit, peoplestruggle for the fruits for good luck

8、.For the Lisu people in Sichuan, the festival is 9_occasion for holding torch parades. Big torches are carried byteams of people, which is like a fire dragon. 10_ differentteams meet, its a tradition to exchange the big torches withone another.Keys:1 is celebrated2 falls3 to share4 placed5 holding 6

9、 that/which7 activities8 traditionally9 an10 If3Chinese New Year has been welcomed in Britain with its1_(big) ever program of events and celebrations.From Londons Trafagar Square to major cities acrossBritain, tens of 2_(thousand) of British people have joinedChinese communities to celebrate the arr

10、ival of the New Year.In Manchester there was a Dragon Parade( 舞 龙 表 演 ),3_(lead) by a very impressive 54-meter long dragon,ending in Chinatown 4_ there was traditional Chineseentertainment, more than 6,000 lanterns, street food villagesand a firework show. Celebrations also took place in Liverpool,B

11、irmingham, Durham, Edinburge, Leeds and Newcastle.Academic Dr Wu Kegang said that the Chinese New Yearevent in Britain is now bigger than ever and it 5_( grow)every year. When Wu arrived in Britain 26 years ago fromGuangdong, the first thing he noticed was 6_ Chinese NewYear was celebrated 7_(main)

12、in towns and cities with bigChinese communities. “You would go to London Chinatown andjoin your countrymen 8_(celebrate), or to Chinatowns inplaces like Liverpool and Manchester for events almost only heldfor Chinese people,” Wu recalled.“Now it is also so different, and we are seeing localcommuniti

13、es all over the country taking part alongside their ownChinese populations,” he said. “9_is clear to me that thecelebrations 10_( continue) to grow in Britain. Chinese NewYear has earned its place in the Calendar of events in Britain,and is here to stay”.Keys:1 biggest2 thousands3 led4 where5 is gro

14、wing6 that7 mainly8 to celebrate9 It10 will continue4Chinas 1_(last) research and development effortshave helped the nation keep 2_(it) pioneering role indeveloping5Gmobilecommunicationtechnology,relatedstandards and the licensing stage.Chinese telecom companies are trying to keep their leadingrole

15、in the global race for 5G commercialization(商业化). TheyarespeedingupR&Dofthefifth-generationmobilecommunication technology. The 5G technology 3_(say) tobe at least 10 times 4_(fast) than 4G services whichmeans it will enable superfast downloads of “heavy” files likemovies, self-driving cars and virtu

16、al reality(虚拟现实) games. It5_( do) large scale experiments of using 5G in 17 cities.YangJie,ChairmanofChinaTelecom,said,“Weaim6_( begin) commercial 5G services in 2020.”China Mobile Communication Corps is planning to use 5Gwith AI and cloud technology for a latest network, 7_ isplanned to be used in

17、2020. The company has played 8_important role in the finish of the first stage of global 5Gstandards.Thecompanywillpushforwardtheclouddeployment(云部署) of the superfast technology and build anintelligent network.9_(similar), China Unicom said it will start 5Gtesting this year, commercialize 5G in 2019

18、 and finally carry outlarge-scale commercialization in 2020.China 10_(expect) to have 576 million 5G users by2025, according to a report published by EY earlier this month.With the global united standard set to be finished in the nextyear or so, China is likely to advance its plan for the commercial

19、use of 5G connections to 2019, to possibly become one of thefirst 5G-ready markets in the world, EY forecast.Inthepast,Chinawasbehindothercountriesinpublishing in 4G and 3G licenses. But in 5G, perhaps China willrace ahead in R&D. China is struggling to take a leadership rolein the global landscape. China is also hungry to join in thedecision of 5G international standards, making it one of themajor players.Keys:1 lasting2 its3 is said4 faster5 will do6 to begin7 which8 an9 Similarly10 is expected