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1、高三专题训练3语法:Chinese Way of Crossing the RoadThe Chinese way of crossing the road refers to the peoples tendency of getting together 61 large crowds at the crossroads and then 62 (walk) crossing the road all at once, no matter whether the traffic light is green or red - let alone whether they cross the
2、 road at the zebra crossing. The trend has occurred since people share the common reasoning that the law cannot be enforced when everyone is 63 offender(违反者) regardless of traffic rules. The term caused a 64 (heat) online debate about traffic rules, peoples sense of safety and even the qualities of
3、Chinese nationals. Since the second half of 2012, various 65 (measure) have been issued nationwide, _66_goal is to punish the illegal behavior severely. Shenzhen in Guangdong Province 67 (issue) a traffic rule in December 2012 that a jaywalker will _68_be fined 20 yuan or wear a green vest _69_(help
4、) maintain traffic order for a short period of time. In Beijing, starting from May 6, 2013, a jaywalker will face a fine of 10 yuan; a non-motorized vehicle will be fined 20 yuan for the same disregard of the rules. In Shijiazhuang, capital city of Hebei Province, the maximum fine on a jaywalker 70
5、(be) 50 yuan every time. 61626364656667686970改错：Learning to give up in life is also a sort of wisdom. Once I dreamed becoming a football star, enjoying great popularity among teenager and winning great reputation for my country. Therefore, there is no such thing which we can achieve without natural
6、talent. Though I practiced heart and soul, but I just couldnt make it. But I was not such stubborn a child. I choose to give up because I came to realize that I didnt have a gift for it. I have been occupying with study since then. As you can see, I live a colorful and happily life now. Sometimes ch
7、oosing to give up is not to give in. so you can try them when you face a challenge.语法：When will the leaning tower of Pisa fall over?Since the first stone was laid, the tower of Pisa in Italy 61 (be) a Keystone Kops version of architecture. Not long after construction began in 1173, when 62 (builder)
8、 reached the third story, the thing began to tilt (倾斜). Theyd 63 (clever) built it on a foundation of mud, sand and clay. It was kind of like quicksand, basically. 64 took hundreds of years to complete the building. Architects tried columns of different heights to even out the lean-which of course m
9、ade things 65 (bad). And giving the tower a bit of an interesting, how should we say, “banana” shape. As late as 1935, engineers managed 66 (do) exactly the wrong thing to try to shore up the tower. By the 1990s, it was tilting 5.5 degrees to the south. That was just past the point at which it was s
10、upposed to collapse.Finally, someone figured out that it might help to just gently remove some of the soil under the north side of the building, away 67 the list. It is hard to imagine 68 the good ship Pisa didnt start to right itself.Now it lists(倾斜) at a 69 (comfort) and perfect 4 degrees. The tow
11、er is in no immediate risk of 70 (fall) down. Unless theres a massive earthquake, tornado or something.61626364656667686970改错：Last week, my sister told me she is looking for a dress to wear for upcoming wedding. I told her I had been picked out one of my dress and was willing to lend her the dress.
12、However, five days later I heard a voice, where said “Give it to her.” My friend Mindy does this often. She just gives away her own things for others. But I called my sister, suggesting that she accept the dress as a gift from me without give it back. After much convincing, she happy accepted. It wa
13、s much better to give the dress, rather than to own them.高三专题训练4语法：It was a cold day in December. A little boy about 10-years-old was standing in front of a shoe store on Broadway, barefooted, trembling 61 cold. A lady approached the boy and said, “My little fellow, why are you looking so 62 (eager)
14、 in that window?”“I was asking God to give me a pair of shoes,” The boys replied.The lady took him by the hand, went into the store, and asked the clerk to get a half dozen pairs of socks for the boy. She then asked 63 he could give her a basin of water and a towel. The clerk quickly brought 64 to h
15、er. She took the little fellow to the back part of the store. Removing her gloves, she knelt down, washed his little 65 (foot), and dried them with the towel. By this time the clerk 66 (return) with the socks. Placing a pair upon the boys feet, she then purchased him a pair of shoes, and tying up the remaining pairs of socks, gave them to the boy. She patted him on 67 head and said, “ my little fellow, do you feel more 68 (comfort) now”As she turned to go, the 69 (astonish) boy caught her by the hand, and 70 (look) up in her face, with
