习提分特训精练第二编题型解法指导专题三综合填空试题

1、专题三综合填空能力提升演练A（2017天津）Lan Lan,a stude nt of Grade Seven in Lusha n, was tak ing a draw ing class in a tent onApril 23.Guess what she drew a house with wings.When the teacher asked why she did so,Lan said if her house could f1 ,it wouldn ' t fall down in an earthquake.Lan' s hometow n was hit

2、 by a s 2 earthquake on April 20.At least 196 people were killedand more than 11,000 were injured.Many people became homeless.Soldiers and doctorsq 3arrived in the area,saving people and rebuilding homes.Lots of money was sent thereto help all those in n eed.Although we can' t prevent（阻止）an eart

3、hquake from happening,we can use some methods to r4 harm.Duri ng an earthquake,do not jump out of high buildi ngs because it is veryd 5 .A no ther method is to cover your head and n eck u 6 a stro ng table or desk .Ifthereis no shelter（ 躲避处）nearby,you can also stay by a wall,and cover your head and

4、neck with your arms and hands.And then you must keep calm and stay there u 7 the shaking stops.Japan is a c8 which lies on the earthquake belt（地震带）and it is very good atdeali ng with earthquakes.From a very young age,the Japa nese are already taught how to survive（ 幸存）them.Stude nts ofte n receive e

5、arthquake trainin g.Almost in every Japa nese family you can find a survival kit（救生装备）with a flash-light,a radio,water and eno ughfood for several days.This helps people to stay a9 after an earthquake.“There should be more safety t 10 at schools in our country, ” said Xu Jiannong,an education expert

6、 in Beijing.There is no more truth thanthis when one ' s life is the mostimporta nt of all.答案:1.fly2.strong3.quickly 4.reduce5.dangerous6.un der7.u ntil8.co untry9.alive10.tra iningB（2017山东德州）One after noon,l went into an art museum while wait ing for my husba nd.l hoped to enjoy the works of ar

7、t quietly.A young couple walked in front of meand talked a 1 the paintingsbetween themselvesall the time.The lady did almost all the talk in g,butthe man kept liste ning to her.I thoughtthe man was very patient b2 nobody would like to be bothered（ 打扰）while enjoying thepain ti ngs.I met them several

8、t 3 as I moved through the different rooms of the art museum.Each time I heard her talk in g,I moved a4 quickly.I was p 5 for some gifts at the museum shop whe n the couple walked slowly to the exit（ 出口 ）.Before they left,the man t6 out a cane（ 拐杖）.Then he tapped（ 轻敲）his wayto the coatroom to g7 the

9、 jacket for his wife.“He is a brave man, ” The worker of the shop said. “He decided not to change his life after his eyes got hurt.Though he is b8 no w,he n ever gives up.He and his wife comehere whe never there is a new art show. ”“But what can he get out of the art?He can' t see! ” I asked.“Yo

10、u are wrong.Hes 9 a lot,more than you and I do, ” The worker said. “His wifedescribes e 10 pain ti ng so he can s ee it in his mind.I fellsilent.Then1realizedthat I learntsomething about patience,courageand lovethat day.答案:1.about2.because3.times4.away 5.pay ing6.took 7.get8.bli nd9.sees10.every/eac

11、hCMaria Vas and her dog walked dow n the hall of the nursing home and stopped in front of the old lady with a nurse at her side. “Would she like to s 1my dog?” Maria asked.“ No,a visitwon' t h 2 her, ” said the nurse.Then she e 3 that the lady was toosick to appreciate visitors.But Maria decided

12、 to try any way.She had done research on ani mal assist ing therapy（丰甫助疗法）for 10 years.And she was very successful in this a 4 .She' d seen even the sickest patie nts enjoy a visit from a lovely dog.Maria carried the dog over to the old lad y.Im mediately,the woma n r5 out towardthe dog!She was

13、so p 6 that she began smiling and trying to talk.The nurse stood aside,w 7_ them in amazeme nt.This woma n had n ever com muni cated with anyone.lt was like that she wasn' t even a 8 un til the dog came to visit.Around the world sick adults and c9 fill Ion ely hospital rooms.They may have anilln

14、ess or need to be c10 for.A dog ' s friendly eyes and warm paws（ 爪子 ）may be justwhat the doctor ordered to encourage them and help them heal（治愈）.答案:1.see 2.help 3.explained 4.area 5.reached 6.pleased 7.watching 8.alive 9.childre n10.cared聪颖的）.They seem to be able to1 like huma ns or more like2_

15、to huma n in tellige nee in someDMany people say dolphins are very intelligent（ think,un dersta nd,a nd lear n things quickly.But are they c cats or dogs?Scie ntists say dolph in in tellige nee is sways.Like humans,every think dolph in s,like people, age, their feelings, ordolphin has a "name .

16、 I “ t 4”统）of sounds and body Ian guage to c _ easy for huma ns.No one speaks“ dolph inDolph ins are also social ani mals.They from different groups and have f 6 just only in tellige nt ani mals do.Dolph ins and huma ns b 8 make pla nsis a special whistle（卩肖声）.Scie ntiststo each other about a lot of

17、 thin gs,such as theirthe ways to finding food.And, like humans,dolphins usesystem（系5_.But un dersta nding their con versati ons is notyet,but some scie ntists are trying to lear n.live in groups, and they often come to play games like people .In fact, play ing t 7 is someth ingto get something they want.In the seas of southernBrazil, dolph ins use an in terest ing way to get food.Whe n fish are n9 a boat,dolph inssignal （