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1、 届高三英语高考复习语法填空专题训练卷无答案 （1）Traditional Chinese Medicine has been practiced in Asia for the last 2,500 years. It treats the body as a whole and it is effective.In Western Medicine, treatment is focused only on the part of the body that/which is ill. For example, if a patient keeps sneezing, Western Me
2、dicine will give the patient medicine to make the sneezing stop. But the sneezing might come back as/because the cause of it has not been treated. Traditional Chinese Medicine finds the cause of the sneezing and treats that to clear it up for good.Traditional Chinese Medicine 1)_(practice) in Asia f
3、or the last 2,500 years. It 2)_(treat) the body as a whole and it is 3)_(effect).In Western Medicine, 4)_(treat) is focused only on the part of the body 5)_ is ill. For example, if a patient keeps 6)_(sneeze), Western Medicine will give the patient medicine 7)_(make) the sneezing stop.8)_ the sneezi
4、ng might come back 9)_ the cause of it has not been treated. Traditional Chinese Medicine finds the cause of the sneezing and treats that to clear 10)_ up for good.( 2)“Dont Move!” I said to my husband in a whisper. He froze.We were sitting in our backyard enjoying a warm summer day. He was reading,
5、 as always.He asked me what was wrong. I told him to slowly look at his right shoulder. “Is it a bee?” He hates/hated bees. “No!” I whispered. “It is a chickadee.” The next few minutes were breathtaking for us both!The little wild bird comfortably walked down my husbands arm to his hand. My husband
6、was holding a small bowl of peanuts. He loves to eat peanuts. But now, it looked like he was going to have to share his treat. I was delighted to have witnessed this adventure!I have been feeding/have fedthe birds in our backyards for many years. Although/Though/While my husband has never been as cr
7、azy about bird watching as I have been, he always supports me by carrying the heavy bags of seed in from the car. And now, he has understood why backyard bird feeding is such an interesting thing and also an addictive hobby.“Dont Move!” I said to my husband (1)_ a whisper. He (2)_(freeze).We were si
8、tting in our backyard (3)_(enjoy) a warm summer day. He was reading, as always.He asked me (4)_ was wrong. I told him to slowly look at his right shoulder. “Is it a bee?” He (5)_(hate) bees. “No!” I whispered. “It is a chickadee.” T he next few minutes were breathtaking for us both!The little wild b
9、ird (6)_(comfortable) walked down my husbands arm to his hand. My husband was holding a small bowl of peanuts. He loves to eat peanuts. But now, it looked like he was going to have to share his treat. I was delighted to have witnessed this adventure!I (7)_(feed) the birds in our backyards for many y
10、ears. (8)_ my husband has never been as crazy about bird watching as I have been, he always supports me by (9)_(carry) the heavy bags of seed in from the car. And now, he has understood why backyard bird feeding is 10)_ an interesting thing and also an addictive hobby.( 3 )A Chinese craftsman called
11、 Bi Sheng invented the printing press in 1045 AD. Early printing presses were made by carving wooden blocks with characters. The blocks were then arranged to form the words on a page. This invention made it much quicker and easier to reproduce written work and led to the first ever mass-production o
12、f books and literature. Because/As books became more widely available to the public, general literacy in China was a lot better than anywhere else in the world.A Chinese craftsman 1)_(call) Bi Sheng invented the printing press2)_ 1045 AD. Early printing presses 3)_(make) by carving 4)_(wood) blocks
13、with characters. The blocks were then arranged to form the words on a page. This invention made it much quicker and 5)_(easy) to reproduce 6)_(write) work and 7)_(lead) to the first ever mass-production of books and literature. 8)_ books became more widely available9)_ the public, general literacy i
14、n China was a lot better than10)_ else in the world.（4）Lory Blaker, who got married at 18, gave birth to four boys and ended up a single mom who dropped out of Oakland University. She supported her family as a typist working for her fathers auto business that/which began in their basement. When he d
15、ied unexpectedly, her life changed forever.Now, at age 60, Blaker runs a successful company that operates on five continents. And a team of Nobel Peace and Economics Prize winners have just given Blaker the 2018 Oslo Business for Peace Award.“Its kind of crazy, isnt it?” Blaker said. “This award is absolutely unbelievable. Its overwhelming. “Lory Blaker, wh
