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1、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. _Parts of a ceiling came down during a concert by American DJ Steve Aoki in Oslo, Norway on Sunday, 1 (injure) 15 people. Fortunately, no one was injured badly. All 15 are receiving medical attention, but no one appe
2、ars to be 2 (serious) hurt, according to police.On the police Twitter account, officers said that a piece of the roof fell from the ceiling 3 Aoki was performing at the Sentrum Scene music venue, causing more panic 4 actual injuries.Around 1,800 students were present at the 5 (perform) when the ceil
3、ing fell down. The area 6 (empty) for fire officials to inspect.On Twitter, Aoki said, “I am deeply shocked. My thoughts are with those injured, and I wish them a fast 7 (recover).”Aoki made headlines 8 (early) this week when he publicly apologized 9 breaking a fans neck while diving into the crowd
4、from a 20-foot drop during one of his shows in 2013. The former fan, Britany Hickman, sued（控告）Aoki after he refused 10 (pay) her medical bills for the two months she had to take off work to recover from her injury.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. _F
5、rom ice cream to exercise, too much of a good thing can make people sick. And when people take too much medicine, the effect can be 1 (danger).Liquid medicines can be difficult to measure correctly. Doctors recommend measuring drugs with tools such 2 medicine droppers and oral syringes（注射器）. They 3
6、(strong) prefer the use of these tools instead of things like kitchen spoons. But recommendations are only helpful if people follow 4 (they). And many parents dont, the new survey indicates.Shonna Yin is a doctor at New York University in New York City. She was part of the team 5 studies how parents
7、 interpret the instructions on labels for liquid medicines. 2,096 parents participated 6 her research and all had at least one child who was eight or 7 (young).The parents read the instructions for a liquid medicine. They then selected the tool they would use 8 (measure) it. Many chose flat spoons.T
8、hese flat spoons can vary widely in size. A parent who uses one of those spoons risks 9 (give) out too much or too little medicine.Parents health knowledge might affect their way of giving children drugs. Taking too much drugs could cause abnormal heart rhythms or even sudden 10 (dead), Yin Points o
9、ut.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. _We all have long-forgotten clothes 1 (gather) dust at the back of the wardrobe（衣橱）. But new technology could see the end of that, with the “smart clothes” themselves giving owners a gentle reminder of their 2 (ex
10、ist).If these reminders 3 (ignore), the garments will get in touch with a clothing charity and ask to be recycled, with an organization automatically sending out donation information. They could also be programmed 4 (put) themselves up for auction（拍卖）on eBay.Mark Brill, senior lecturer at Birmingham
11、 City, said” Think of the surprise when an owner 5 (sudden) receives bids for items they didnt know were in 6 (they) wardrobe.” It follows in the footsteps of the “Internet of Things” a concept 7 sees ordinary household items connecting to the Internet in order to share information.From adjusting yo
12、ur alarm clock to 8 (monitor) the temperature of your home, the Internet is changing the way we live. Now, the “Internet of Clothes” sees that ignored garments will remind their owners to wear them depending 9 the weather and frequency of wear.Clothe swill keep track of other information such as 10
13、owned it previously, as well as how much it originally cost, who made it and how much the worker was paid for it.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. _The world has made a huge amount of progress towards prolonging human life, some of 1 has included wor
14、k on cancer. Peoples lives are lasting 2 (long), but more and more of that extra time 3 (spend) on ill health.Half of people who die between 90 and 95 have dementia（痴呆）. If we stopped people 4 (die) from cancer, other such problems await them and would likely take their life soon after.Perhaps the m
15、ost popular way to die is sudden death. Although that is most peoples preferred choice for 5 (they) for others it leaves behind no goodbyes, and 6 (possible) plenty of things that need to be sorted out.7 fact, without cancer most people would die through dementia or frailty（虚弱）. But that is not a fa
16、te that many would wish for, and is an expensive state 8 (be) in.There is also the possibility of heart or breath 9 (fail). But that is a messy death, says Dr Smith, and one that it is hard for people to face.Cancer, on the other hand, usually takes place over 10 manageable period of time: a period
17、of weeks or months, not of years or seconds.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. _What would you think if I told you that you dont see, learn, or feel like you think you do? Here 1 (be) some of the strange things our brains do:1. We dont know ourselves
18、like we think we know ourselves.Many people enjoy 2 (do) personality tests. You may get one that sums you up we tend 3 (think) “Wow! Thats me. So clever how they did that!” In fact, we can also say the exact same thing if we are given a vague 4 (describe).2. We dont learn like we think we learn.Ther
19、e is a strong relationship 5 our imagination and muscle memory. Imagining doing something 6 (successful) is just as good as actually doing it.If you plan to play 7 piano, imaging the keys seeing your hands move through the chords（琴弦）is just as good as sitting down in front of the piano.3. We dont fe
20、el like we think we feel.There are many stories about amputees（截肢者）who still feel their 8 (miss) limb, though it isnt there at all. 9 you hid your hand under the table and placed a plastic hand on the table in front of you next to your other hand then had someone touch both in the same way for a whi
21、le then hit the fake（假的）one with a large stick, you would feel the pain as if it 10 (be) your real hand.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. _Designer brands, 1 general, are for people who dont trust their own tastes. These people decide that everything
22、 at Prada (an Italian luxury fashion house) must be “cool”, so if you shop there, you cant go wrong. But I find 2 much more satisfying to enter one of the cheap chain stores on the High Street and buy a copy of the designers clothes for a(n) 3 (ten) of the price. Certainly, you have to use your skil
23、l 4 (find) the one garment in three that 5 (look) great. But its worth it! Its like finding a piece of gold in a river. The find gives you great satisfaction.That is why, according to a survey 6 (do) by a British bank, young people with money are abandoning the designer shops and buying their clothe
24、s in chain stores, second-hand shops, and in markets. This is 7 best news Ive heard all week. It means that young people have the 8 (confident) to trust their judgement. They are prepared to take risks to look individual and not mass-produced.That has always been my shopping philosophy. The 9 (extreme) high prices in designer shops leave me open-mouthed. Even if I 10 (have) the money, I would think of all the other things I could spend it on!6