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1、Four short words sum up what has lifted most successful individuals above the crowd: a little bit more.-author-date高一语法填空15篇带答案AAIwasalwaystoldthatthethree“P”s,patience,positivethinkingandperseverance(毅力),wereasurepath_1_success.Butthisadvicedoesnotalwaysworkasplanned.Myhighschoolmathsexamisoneexamp

2、le.Theexam,_2_wasoriginallytobeheldinourclassroom,_3_(change)tothelibraryatthelastminute.This,_4_,didntbothermebecausemathshadalwaysbeenmystrongestsubject.Ipatientlywalkedtothelibrary,tookmyseatanddidsomedeepbreathingtohelprelax_5_.ButmymoodquicklychangedwhenIsaw_6_firstquestion.Ihadnoideahowtodoit.

3、Itriedtostaypositiveandpersevered_7_Ifinallyfoundthesolution.Withtheproblem_8_(solve),Ifeltproudofmyachievement._9_(fortunate),IthennoticedthatIhadjust10minutesleft_10_(complete)therest!BTheInternetisthebiggestsourceofinformationintheworld,consistingofmillionsofpagesofdata.In1969,DARPA, _1_USdefence

4、organization,developedawayforalltheircomputersto“talk”toeachotherthroughthetelephone.TheycreatedanetworkofcomputersandonlytheUSarmycoulduse_2_inthefollowing15years.Thenin1984,theUSNationalScienceFoundationstartedtheNSFnetwork,alsoknown_3_theInter-networkor”Internet”.Itthenbecamepossibleforuniversiti

5、estousethesystemaswell.TheWorldWideWeb, _4_(invent)in1991byanEnglishscientist,TimBerners-Lee,isacomputernetworkthatmakestheinformationfrommillionsofwebsitesaccessibletocomputerusers.Atthemoment,about80%ofwebtrafficis_5_English,butby2020,Chinesecouldtakethelead.Obviously,itwasBerners-Lee_6_madeitposs

6、ibleforeveryonetousetheInternet,notjusttheuniversitiesandthearmy.Hedesignedthefirst“webbrowser”, _7_allowedcomputeruserstoaccessdocumentsfromothercomputers.WiththewebandtheInternet_8_(grow),thenumberofInternetusersrose_9_(rapid)from600,000to40millionwithin5years.Sofar,theInternet_10_(create)thousand

7、sofmillionairesallovertheworld,butBerners-Leeisnotoneofthem.CChristopherReevewasborninSeptember,1952.Hewasinhisfirstschoolplay_1_hewaseightandhestartedtoactinTVshowsandfilmswhilehewasstillincollege.Hemademany_2_(success)filmsandTVshowsbutheismostfamous_3_hisSupermanfilms._4_(lucky),disastercamein199

8、5whenhefellfromhishorseand_5_(break)hisback.Thedoctorsdidnotexpecthimtolive._6_,hemadeamazingprogress.Atfirst,hecouldntbreathewithoutamachine,buthelearnttobreatheon_7_own.Hewouldneverwalkagainbuthestarted_8_newlifewithgreatcourage.Thesecondyearafterhisaccident,Christopherreturnedtofilmmaking.Healsor

9、aisedalotofmoney_9_(promote)medicalresearchintobackinjuries.HemadespeechesallovertheUSAabouthisexperiences.Thisnotonlydrewpublicattentiontoresearchintobackinjuriesbutalsoencouragedalotofpeople_10_(live)withallkindsofproblems. DWhen I was growing up, I do not recall hearing the words “I love you” fro

10、m my father. When your father never says _1_ to you when you are a child, it gets tougher and tougher for him _2_ (say) those words as he gets _3_ (old). To tell the truth, I could not honestly remember _4_ I had last said those words to him either. I decided to set my ego (自我) aside and make the fi

11、rst move. _5_ some hesitation, in our next phone conversation I blurted out (突然说出) the words,“DadI love you!”There was a silence at the other end and he awkwardly _6_ (reply), “Well, same back at you!”I laughed and said, “Dad, I know you love me, and when you are ready, I know you will say _7_ you w

12、ant to say.”A few weeks _8_ (late), Dad concluded our phone conversation with the words, “Paul, I love you.” I was at work during this conversation and the tears were rolling down my cheeks _9_ I finally “heard” the love. As we both sat there in tears we realized that this special moment had taken o

13、ur father-son relationship to _10_ new level.EOnceuponatimetherewasalittleboywhobecameveryill.Hehadtospendallday1bed,unabletomove.Becauseotherchildrenwerentallowedtocomenearhim,he2(spend)hisdaysfeelingsadandblue.Therewasntmuchhecoulddobutlookoutofthewindow.Oneday,hesawamonkey,busy3(blow)upaballoon.A

14、fterawhile,asmoreandmorecrazy-lookingcharactersappearedoutside4window,heburstoutlaughingandfoundithardtostop.Hecouldnthaveseen5(funny)things:apigplayingatambourine(小手鼓),anelephantjumpingonatrampoline(弹床),andadogwearingapairofglassesBeforelong,his6(physics)conditionimprovedsomuchthathewasabletogoback

15、toschoolagain.Therehegottotalktohisfriends,andtell7allthestrangethingshehadseen.Whilehewastalkingtohisbestfriend,hesaw8stickingoutofhisfriendsschoolbag.Theboyaskedhisfriend9itwas,andhewassoinsistent(坚持的)thatfinallyhisfriendhadtoshowhimwhatwasinthebag:There,inside,wereallthefancy-dresssuitsanddisguis

16、es(伪装品)10hisbestfriendhadbeenusingtotrytocheerthelittleboyup!FIntheUnitedStates,therewere222people1._（report）tobebillionaires（亿万富翁）in2003.The2._oftheseisBillGates,worthatleast$41billion,whomadehismoney3._startingthecompanyMicrosoft.Mr.Gateswasonly21yearsold4._hefirsthelpedtosetupthecompanyin1976.Hew

17、asabillionaire5._thetimehewas30.6._,therearestillsomeotherpeoplewhohavemadelotsofmoneyateven7._ (young)ages.OtheryoungpeoplewhohavestruckitrichincludeJackieCooganandShirleyTemple.8._ofthesechildactorsmadeoveramilliondollars9._（act）inmoviesbeforetheywere14.But10._youngestbillionaireisAlbertvonThurnun

18、dTaxisofGermany,who,in2001,inherited（继承）abilliondollarswhenheturned18! GFinishingtheirshoppingatthemall,acouplediscoveredthattheirnewcar1._（steal）.Theyfiledareport2._thepolicestationandadetectivedrovethem3._totheparkinglottolookforevidence.Totheir4._（amaze）,thecarhadbeenreturned5._therewasanoteinitt

19、hatsaid:“Iapologizefortakingyourcar.MywifewashavingababyandIhadtorushhertothe6._.Pleaseforgettheinconvenience.Therearetwotickets7._tonightsManiaTwainconcert.”Theirfaithinhumanityrestored.Thecoupleattended8._concert.Butwhentheyreturnedhome,theyimmediatelyfound.9._theirhousehadbeenransacked（洗劫）.Ontheb

20、athroommirrorwas10._note:“Ihavetoputmykidthroughcollegesomehow,dontI?” HPeople1._ （live）indifferentcountriesmadedifferentkindsofwords.Todaythereareaboutfifteenhundred2._intheworld.Eachcontainsmanythousandsofwords.Averylargedictionary,forexample,containsfour3._fivehundredthousandwords.Butwedonotneed4

21、._these.Toreadshortstoriesyouneedtoknowonlyabouttwothousandwords.5._youleaveschool,youwilllearnonlyonethousandormore.Thewordsyouknowarecalledyourvocabulary.Youshouldtrytomakeyourvocabulary6._（big）.Readasmanybooksaswecan.Therearealotofbooks7._（write）ineasyEnglish.Youwillenjoythem.Whenyoumeet8._newwor

22、d,lookit9._inyourdictionary.Yourdictionaryisyour10._（much）usefulbook. IWhenyouareinEnglandyoumustbeverycarefulinthestreets1._thetrafficdrivesontheleft.Beforeyoucrossastreetyoumustlooktotherightfirst2._thentheleft.Inthemorningandintheeveningwhenpeoplegotoorcomefrom3._,thestreetsareverybusy.Trafficism

23、ost4._（danger）then.WhenyougobybusinEngland,youhavetobecareful,5._.Alwaysrememberthetrafficmovesontheleft.Soyoumustbecareful.6._（have）alookfirst,oryouwillgo7._wrongway.InmanyEnglishcities,therearebigbuses8._twofloors.Youcansitonthe9._（two）floor.From10._youcanseethecityverywell.Itsveryinteresting. J1.

24、_artisthadasmalldaughter.Sometimeshepaintedwomen2._anyclotheson,andheandhis3._alwaystriedtokeepthesmallgirlout4._hewasdoingthis,“Sheis5._youngtounderstand,”theysaid.Butoneday,whentheartist6._（paint）awomanwithnoclotheson,heforgottolockthedoor,andthegirlsuddenlyranintotheroom.Hemotherranupthestairs7._

25、her,butwhenshegottotheroom,thelittlegirlwasalreadyintheroomandlookingatthewoman8._herparentswaitedforhertospeak.Forafewsecondsthelittlegirlsaid9._,butthensherantohermotherandsaid10._（angry）,“Whydoyoulethergoaboutwithoutshoesandsocksonwhenyoudontletme?” KMostAmericansdontliketogetadvice1._membersofth

26、eirfamily.Theygetadvicefrom“2._（strange）”.Whentheyneedadvice,theydontusuallygotopeopletheyknow.3._manyofthemwriteletterstonewspapersandmagazines4._giveadviceonmanydifferentsubjects5._（include）familyproblems,theuseoflanguage,health,cooking,childcare,clothes,6._evenonhowtobuyahouseoracar.Mostnewspaper

27、s7._（regular）printlettersfromreaderswithproblems.Alongwiththelettersthereare8._writtenbypeoplewhoaresupposedtoknowhowtosolvesuchproblems.Someofthesewritersaredoctors,9._arelawyersoreducators.Buttwo ofthemostfamouswritersofadvicearewomenwithoutspecial10._（train）forthiskindofwork.LWithoutproperplannin

28、g,tourismcancause1._.Forexample,toomanytouristscancrowdpublicplaces2._arealsoenjoyedbytheinhabitants（居民）ofacountry.Iftourismcreatetoomuchtraffic,theinhabitantswillbecome3._（annoy）andunhappy.Theybegintodisliketourists4._totreatthemimpolitely.Theyforgethowmuchtourismcanhelpthecountryseconomy5._isimpor

29、tanttothinkaboutthepeopleofadestinationcountryand6._tourismaffectsthem.Tourismshouldhelp7._countrykeepthecustomsandbeautythatattractstourists.Tourismshouldalsoadvancethewealthand8._（happy）oflocalinhabitants.Toomuchtourismcanbeaproblem.Iftourism9._（grow）tooquickly,peoplemustleaveotherjobstowork10._th

30、etourismindustry.Thismeansthatotherpartsofthecountryseconomycansuffer. MLondonwasawarded1._2012OlympicGamesonWednesday,2._（defeat）EuropeanrivalParisinthefinalroundofvotingtotakethegamesbacktoBritishcapital3._thefirsttimesince1948.4._Moscow,NewYorkandMadridwereeliminated（淘汰）inthefirstthreeroundsLondo

31、nbeatParis5450onthefourthballot（投票表决）oftheIOC.InLondoncrowdscheeredandwavedflagsas5._watchedtheannouncementfromSingapore6._agiantscreeninTrafalgarSquareandintheeastLondonarea7._themainOlympiccomplex（建筑群）willbebased.Blairspenttwodaysinlobbying（游说）inSingapore8._leavingtohosttheG8summit（八国峰会）inScotland

32、.“Mypromisetoyouiswewillbeyourvery9._（good）partners,”Blairsaid.Itsthefourthbid（申办）fromBritainafter10._（fail）attemptsbyBirminghamforthe1992OlympicsandManchesterforthe1996and2000.NWhyissettinggoalsso1._?Becausegoalscanhelpyoudo,be,andexperienceeverything2._youwantinlife.Instead3._justlettinglifehappen

33、toyou,goalsallow4._tomakeyourlifehappen.5._（success）andhappypeoplehavesetslotsofgoalstohelpthemreachtheiraims.Bysettinggoalsyouaretakingcontrolofyourlife.Its6._havingamaptoshowyou7._youwant to go.Winnersinlifesetgoalsandfollowthroughwiththem.Winnersdecidewhattheywantinlifeandthengettherebymakingplan

34、sand8._（set）goals.Unsuccessfulpeoplejustletlifehappenbyaccident.Goalsarentdifficulttoset,and9._arentdifficulttoreach.Itisuptoyoutofindoutwhatyourgoalsreallyare.Youare10._onewhomustdecidewhattodoandinwhatdirectiontoaimyourlife. OWeoftenthinkoffuture.Weoftenwonder1._theworldwillbelikeahundredyearstime

35、.Thinkof2._space.Perhapsapermanentstationonthemoon3._（setup）.Perhapspeoplewillbeabletovisitthemoonas4._.Cheaprocketsforspacetravelwillhavebeendeveloped,5._（permit）longjourneysthroughthesolarsystem.Whenthattimecomes,peoplewillbetakingholidaysinspaceandvisiting6._planets.Greatprogresswillhavebeenmade7

36、._medicine,too.Pollutionwillhavebeencontrolledinahundredyearstime.8._theworldwillhavebeendevelopedevenAntarctica.Wewillhaveusedupmostoftheearthslandtobuildourcities,9._floatingcitieswillhavebeenbuilt.TheJapanesehavealreadyplansofthiskind.Andtherewillbecities10._theseaA 26to27which28waschanged29however30myself31the32until33solved34Unfortunately35tocompleteB 66.a67.it68.as69.invented70in71.who/that72.which73.growing74.rapidly75.hascreatedC 51.when52.successful53.for54.Unluckily55.broke56.However57.his58