新译林版B6U3 Reading语法填空练习题.docx

新译林版B6U3Reading语法填空练习题B6U3Reading单句语法填空1. Inthesummerof1405,ZhengHe,oneofChina,Sgreatestexplorers,setsailTaicanghisfirstvoyage.2. Afleetofover200shipsnavigatedtheblueseas,almost28,000peopleonboard,whichwasasplendidscene.3. Itwouldtake500yearsalargerfleetsailedtheseas.4. Accordingtosomerecords,thelargestshipswereover140metresin(long),(demonstrate)theadvancedtechnologyandspecialskills(use)inconstructingships.5. Between1405and1433,onbehalftheMingDynasty,ZhengHemadeatotalofsevenvoyages.6. Hisships(load)withchina,silk,teaandothertreasuresgiftsforforeignrulers.7. HeevensailedasfartheeastcoastofAfrica.8. Astheysailed,the(navigate)tookcompassreadings,keptlogstheirvoyagesandchartedthecoast.9. ZhengHe,Ssevenvoyageshadafar-reachingimpactChinaanditsneighbours.10. InthecountriesandregionsZhengHesetfoot,legendshavebeenpassedaboutthisgreatexplorer.11. ZhengHe,seffortshelpeddevelopand(strong)(harmony)relationswiththesecountriesandregions,(expose)foreignpeopletoChineseculture,andallowingtheChinese(understand)overseaslands.12. Formanyyears,somehistoriansdismissedtherecordsofthesevoyageslegends.13. Thefinalproofcamewhenanenormousshipyard(discover)inNanjing,thefleethadbeenbuilt.14. ZhengHe,S(accomplish)arenowwidelyacknowledged,andheisrememberedasoneofChina,Smost(influence)explorers.15. Thosewhomakegreat(discover)mustoftenovercomemanychallengesalongthewaywasthecasewiththeexplorerChristopherColumbus.16. Asateenager,helovedsailing,andheshowedgreatinterestgeography,whichinspiredhim(begin)hiscareerasaseaman.17. ColumbusinsistedsearchingforadirectsearoutetheEastIndiesbysailingacrosstheAtlanticOcean.18. Aftercontinuous(attempt),hereceived(finance)supportfromtheKingandQueenofSpain.19. On3August1492,hedepartedSpainwiththreeships(carry)about90crewmen.20. Thejourneywasfullofchallenges:ittooklongerthan(expect),theyfacedshortageoffood,andoneoftheshipswasleakingbadly,whichputeveryoneonthisshipgravedanger.21. Themenonboardwerepanic.22. Regardlessofallthechallenges,Columbusmanaged(keep)everyoneofdangerwithhisknowledgeand(brave)acrosstheocean.23. Finally,on12October,thecrew(spot)landinthedistance.24. Columbuscalledthenatives(live)ontheislandsIndiansbecausehewasconvincedhewasintheEastIndies.However,theshorestheyhadreachedweretheCaribbean,nottheEastIndies.25. Between1493and1504,Columbusfoundmorelandthecourseofhisthreesubsequentvoyages.26. Themajorcontributionofthisgreatexplorerishe“discovered”theNewWorld.27. HisdiscoveryinspiredexplorerssuchasCaptainJamesCook(explore)anddiscovermorevastareasoftheworld.28. HisvoyagesopenedanewchapteroftheAgeofExploration,aperiodwitnessedmanyimportantgeographicalfindings.29. Thisperiodalsoallowedaninternationalexchangeofideasandcultures.Keyto1-29:1.from;on2.with3.before4.length;demonstrating;used5.of6.wereloaded;as7.as8.navigators;of9.on10.where;on11.strengthen;harmonious;exposing;tounderstand12.as13.wasdiscovered;where14.accomplishments;influential15.discoveries;as16.in;tobegin17.on;to18.attempts;financial19.from;carrying20.expected;a;in21.in22.tokeep;out;bravery23.spotted24.living;that;of25.over26.that27.toexplore28.which29.forB6U3ExtendedReading单句语法填空1. usual,thewake-upcallcameat5:45a.m.ThemenaboardthewarshipUSSArizonastretchedand(rub)theireyes.2. SeamanRussellWarrinerwas(awake)byQuartermasterLouisConter.3. Russellmadehisbedandhelpedcleanthehuge,(share)room.4. Themenwenttowashroom,dressedtheiruniformsandsattobreakfast.5. Theship(shake)violentlyandthemenlookedeachotherhorror.6. TheyweredivingtodropbombsonPearlHarbor.7. Asbombsthunderedallaround,cloudsofblacksmokerosetheskyand(hang)overthesea.8. Russellfelthisbloodfreeze,buthequicklycameto(he)andrusheduptothedeck.9. 1.ouis,meanwhile,also(stand)onthedeck,wasluckynot(throw)intothesea.10. onlyminorinjuries,hewasabletohelpotherswhowereseverelyburntandinterriblepain.11. Afterreceivingtheordertoabandonship,Louissavedmorementhewater,(drag)themintothelifeboat.12. Inthechaosandconfusionaftertheattack,theUSNavysentamessagehisfamilyLouishadbeenkilledintheattack.13. 1.uckily,hewasabletogetintouchwiththemthemessagearrived.14. Fortunately,hewastakenhospitalandsurvived.15. Formanyyears,Russellrefusedtotalkabouthappenedthatmorning,describingitsimply“hell”.16. Whenheopenedlateron,healwaysmentioned17. thehorrorofit.18. 1.ouisandRussellwouldneverforgettheterriblesceneoftheattack,buttheywerefortunateenoughtobethefewsurvivorsfromtheArizona.Nobody(expect)thebombing.19. JapanhadhatchedaplottolaunchasurpriseattackPearlHarbor.20. Thesurpriseattackcameagreatshocktothewholenation.21. Thenextday,PresidentRooseveltdeliveredhisfamousPearlHarborSpeech,hedescribedDecember7"adatewhichwillliveininfamy,andaskedthattheUSCongressdeclarewarJapan.22. Inresponsetheattackandthepresident,Saddress,theUnitedStatesjoinedtheSecondWorldWar.23. Today,theUSSArizonaliesit(sink):inthemiddleofthePacificOcean.Itslocationismarkedwithamemorial(shape)likeabridge,whichcrossesthes