2020年高考英语复习 语法填空专题练习(1)及答案

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My favourite season is winter. You're probably thinking I'm slightly

mad — after all, who doesn't love summer? Winter, in 1. ________ (it)

own way, is wonderful. For anyone who still needs to be convinced,

let

me explain 2. ________ I love winter.

During November, Christmas markets appear in 3. ________ number

of towns and cities across the UK. London's Hyde Park becomes a huge

winter wonderland, 4. ________ there are countless small shops selling

food and gifts. Christmas markets have something for everyone. And this

provides great entertainment!

The weather gets noticeably colder: the mornings are often frosty and

the

nights

close

to

freezing.

I

like

the

cold

weather

—

for

me,

there's

something

nice

about

wearing

a

thick

winter

coat

with

a

scarf

and

5.

________ (glove).

Along

with

countless

school

children

across

the

UK,

I

get

very

6.

________ (excite) about the thought of snow. A few years ago there was a

lot of snow and many schools had the day off. Snowball fights are great

fun

and

many

families

enjoy

7.

________

(build)

snowmen

together.

I

love

a

white

Christmas;

8.

________

(unfortunate)

this

doesn't

happen

often in the UK.

Throughout

December,

many

churches

and

schools

hold

carol

concerts: lots of 9. ________ (tradition) songs are sung. Christmas dinner

is my favourite meal of the year. In my house, Christmas dinner usually

10. ________ (include) turkey, potatoes and lots of vegetables, followed

by Christmas cake, pies and lots of chocolate!

B

1. ________ (think) about my time in France, I noticed quite a few

differences between the French and the English.

In

French, there

are two

ways

2.

________

(say)

“you”:

“tu”

is

the

informal form, while “vous” is the formal form. When I learnt French, I 3.

________ (teach) to call everyone vous unless they were my family or a

friend. So I was surprised that 4. ________ (actual) everyone in France

used

tu

all

the

time.

But

I

continued

to

use

vous

because

I

didn't

want

people

to

think

I

was

being

5.

________

(polite).

To

be

honest,

I'm

thankful that in English we don't have to worry about these things!

School children in the UK traditionally wear a school uniform but in

France pupils do not wear a uniform. It was a culture shock 6. ________

me

to

see

children

wearing

Spiderman

T

-

shirts

and

baggy

blue

jeans

while in the classroom. The final difference which struck me was the 7.

________ (relax) attitude at school. Teachers were never in 8. ________

rush, and the children and teachers are given long breaks and lots of time

to

eat

9.

________

(they)

lunch.

This

is

a

contrast

to

the

UK,

10.

________ the school day might seem to be filled with pressure. I found

the

differences

puzzling

at

times,

but

I

cannot

deny

what

a

great

opportunity it was to live in another country.

C

Most people when visiting England will go to London. 1. ________

fact most people don't even know much about England outside of London.

However,

as

2.

________

northern

girl,

from

a

place

just

between

Manchester and Liverpool, and a university student in Sheffield, I'd say

the north is well worth 3. ________ (visit). Here are five reasons why:

Friendliness: Northerners will chat to you on the bus, say hello in the

streets

and

won't

think

you're

crazy

if

you

smile

at

4.

________

(they)

when you walk past. 5. ________ (friend) northerners might also call you

“duck” or “love” — don't worry, they call everyone that.

Gravy

(

肉汁

):

Now

although

southerners

have

gravy,

a

delicious

meaty sauce 6. ________ goes well with everything, they don't do it 7.

________ (proper). You haven't lived until you've tried chip

-

shop chips

swimming in gravy.

Beautiful Countryside: We have the Peak District, and the Lake District.

They're both absolutely beautiful. We also have some pretty amazing 8.

________ (beach) too.

Excellent

Party

Cities:

We

have

Manchester,

Liverpool,

Newcastle,

Sheffield ... You can't go wrong if you want 9. ________ (go) on a night

out here.

Cheap:

The

same

night

won't

cost

you

anywhere

near

as

much

up

north!

For

some

reason,

everything

up

North

is

10.

________

(cheap)

than that in London, from food to drink to getting around.

There's lots of lovely things to see in the North, so if you can brave

the weather being a bit colder and wetter, it's well worth a trip.

D

Young people in Britain eat 1. ________ (many) snacks than people

of the same age in other European countries. So far, a survey 2. ________

(discover)

that

64%

of

under

20

-

year

-

olds

snack

between

meals.

Salty

snacks, crisps 3. ________ particular, are the favourite snack in the UK.

Crisps

are

very

thin

slices

of

potato

4.

________

(cook)

in

oil

then

covered in salt or other salty flavours. British people are mad for crisps

and they like them in a huge variety of flavours. Some of 5.

________

most

popular

flavours

include

cheese

and

onion,

steak

and

onion

and

roast chicken.