2016年高考英语二轮小专题复习落实应用之名词冠词代词形容词和副词动词的时态和语态.pdf

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1、专项限时训练(十)名词、冠词、代词、形容词和副词、动词的时态和语态 (限时：每篇5 分钟)一、名词考点People living in different 1._ (country)made different 2._ (kind)of words.Today there are about fifteen hundred 3._ (language)in the world.Each contains many 4._ (thousand)of words.A very large dictionary,for example,contains four or five hundred 5.

2、_ (thousand)words.But we do not need all these.To read short 6._ (story)you need to know only about two thousand 7._ (word).Before you leave school,you will learn only one thousand or more.The words you know are called your 8._ (vocabulary).You should try to make your vocabulary bigger.Read as many

3、books as we can.There are a lot of 9._ (book)written in easy English.You will enjoy them.When you meet new words,look them up in your dictionary.Your dictionary is your most useful 10._ (book)二、冠词考点When I walked down 1._Third Avenue,I would love to look into the windows of 2._ little shops that sold

4、 old and beautiful things.Since I often took my walk after closing time,I cupped my hands against 3._ windows to get 4._ small look at the treasures inside.I saw things that told 5._ story without words,bits of history,often something that was clearly one of 6._ kind.Some things looked as if they ha

5、d not been cared for 7._ long time,but I knew their beauty was still there beneath their own surface.That was how I felt about old people,too.I knew their value,and it hurt me when others missed it.I was raised by my grandmother and given 8._ deep sense of the value of experience.Taught to behave we

6、ll,my sister and I respected other people,regardless of their age or colour.My grandmother was loved by all 9._ people around her.She was known to be 10._ wise and kind woman,who was able to do things well even in her last years.Old people should be treated as fine gold.They may be gradually tarnish

7、ed by age,but they can be polished with respect.You might be surprised by their bright and shining qualities.三、代词考点A“Without the ball,Im half complete of 1._ (my),”Luis Figo,one of the worlds greatest football players once said.The Portuguese played 2._ (him)first international match in 1991 at the

8、age of 3._ and has kept scoring ever since.He reached a new mark on February 18 by playing his one hundredth match for his national team in a friendly match against England.A crowd of more than 30，000 fans watched and cheered for him in Lishon.“Figo,Figo！”4._ shouted excitedly when he walked onto th

9、e field.The Real Madrid player,31,wants to help his country in Euro 2004 and to win 5._ (other)Spanish Cup with Real Madrid.Madrid bought Figo from FC Barcelona for 82.4 million US dollars in 2000,and he showed 6._ (anyone)what a great player he was by winning FIFAs Footballer of the Year award in 2

10、001.“Figo works like an artist and has the skills to be the most complete player，”said FIFA President Joseph Blatter in 2001.Figo 7._ (he)is a real leader 8._ (which)always tries his best on the field and a good team player.He doesnt have any problems working together with his teammate at Real Madri

11、d,star footballer David Beckham.In fact,Figo was the first 9._ (one)to welcome Beckham when he arrived.“We have a strong team,and we can help each 10._ (another)and work together to be successful，”Figo said.BOne day,as Zeng Zis wife was going out,her child began to cry,begging to go with1._.“Stay ho

12、me，”the mother said to him.“When 2._ return,well kill a pig for 3._ dinner！”When she came back,4._ found Zeng Zi preparing to slaughter a pig for the childs meal.She hurried over to stop 5._，“What are you doing?Youre not really going to kill a pig,are you?I was just kidding him！”“How can6._ lie to c

13、hildren？”Zeng Zi replied.“7._ learn each and 8._ movement from 9._ parents.If 10._ deceive your child with lies,you are teaching the child to lie.One cannot educate children this way.”In the end,Zeng Zi killed the pig.四、形容词和副词考点ASome people think that they will get ill if they use their brains 1._ m

14、uch.It is not true.Through many studies,scientists show us that the 2._ you use your brain,the better it will be and the 3._ (clever)you will become.Of course,if you want to keep your mind 4._ (clearly)and active,you must take a proper rest and study 5._ (proper).To the teenagers,using their brains

15、in the morning is 6._ (well)for their health.There are many ways to rest.One is a peaceful rest.Sleep is a 7._ (peace)rest.Another is an 8._ (act)rest.For example,take a walk 9._ (outdoor);do more exercise every day.To change the way of the brains activities is also a good way to rest.In everyday li

16、fe,to eat some eggs,meat,fresh vegetables and fruit is also good for the brains.Wish you a wise man and a 10._ (happily)life.BDads are there for you when you need them 1._(much).They look after you 2._ when you are sick and help you whenever you need them.Now it is the time to show them your care,3.

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24、 and a time to make dads feel special.Donora Dodd is said to have first come up with the idea of a“Fathers Day”in 1909.Dodd,who lived in Washington DC.,USA,wanted to honour her father,William Smart.Dodds mother died while giving birth to the familys sixth child.Her father had to raise the whole fami

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26、ird Sunday of June 1910 that Fathers Day was first held 7._(final)In other cities across America,people 8._ began to celebrate Fathers Day.In 1924,US President Callvin Coolidge tried to make it into a national holiday.But it wasnt until 1966 that the day was made official for Americans.Since 9._，Fat

27、hers Day has become a time to honour not only fathers,but also all people who are like a father to you.That could be uncles,grandfathers or older male friends as 10._(good)Many people give their fathers flowers as a gift on this day.Red and white roses are the official Fathers Day flowers.CA father

28、sat at his desk looking at and carefully studying his 1._ (month)bills when his young son rushed in and announced,“Dad,because this is your birthday and youre 55 years old,Im going to give you 55 kisses,one for each year！”But the father exclaimed,“Oh,Andrew,dont do it now,and Im too busy！”The youngs

29、ter immediately fell 2._ (silence)as tears flew down from his big blue eyes.3._ (apological)the father said,“You can finishlater.”The boy said nothing but 4._ (quiet)walked 5._，disappointment written over his face.That evening the father said,“Come and finish the kisses now,Andrew！”But the boy didnt

30、 respond.6._ (fortunate),the boy had an accident and was drowned.His heartbroken father wrote，“If only I could tell him how much I regret my 7._ (thought)words,and could be assured that he knows how much my heart is aching.”Love is a two-way street.Any loving act must be 8._ (warm)accepted or it wil

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41、r turning the wheel of her sewing-machine with her hand.“Wouldnt it work quickly if a machine 1._ (turn)the wheel for you？”he asked.“I suppose it would，”said his mother,without paying any attention to him.Christopher 2._ (know)she always had a lot of work,and he wanted to help.In his bedroom there w

42、as a toy steam-engi ne which his father 3._(buy)him as a gift.“I 4._ (make)better use of it，”little Christopher said to himself.So,when his mother 5._ (not use)her sewing-machine,he fixed the toy steam-engine onto it.When the job 6._ (finish),he was quite pleased,thinking his mother 7._(like)it.“Ver

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