一天一篇语法填空 2023届高考英语一轮复习

语法填空day 1 “Strange Fruit,” 1. (write) T.J. English, “is the influential jazz song.” This song, written by a Jewish high school teacher, Abel Meeropol, in 1937 and burned into the collective cultural memory by Billie Holiday two years later, 2. (show) the crime of lynching（私刑） as central to the brutal history of the United States. “It is generally agreed 3. jazz as a new musical art form began to take shape in the early years of the 20th century. It is not 4. (general) commented upon that jazz, in its origins, was a response 5. the horror and reality of lynching in America.” Mr English makes the persuasive 6. (argue) that the birth of jazz, 7. (root) in the Africa-American experience, was “nothing less than an attempt to achieve salvation（救赎） through the tonal reordering of time and space.” But jazz could not scrub（除去） the stain (污点) of 7. (violent). “Dangerous Rhythms” is not a book about music as an art form; it is instead a nuanced（有细微差别的） account of how, in the 60 or so years between the introduction of Prohibition and the enforcement of the RICO ACT—9. brought the mafia to its knees（瓦解黑帮势力） in the 1980s—the development of jazz was facilitated by some of the most notorious（臭名昭著的） criminals of 10. 20th century. 语法填空day 2 Exams are nerve-racking(费神的), especially 1. those already of an anxious disposition（性格）. The silence of the hall; the ticking of the clock; the beady eye of the invigilator（监考官）; the smug（得意洋洋的） expression of the person 2. (sit) at the neighboring desk who has finished 15 minutes early. It therefore seems hardly surprising that those 3. worry about taking tests do 4. (systematic) worse than those who do not. What is, perhaps, 5. (surprise), according to research 6. (publish) recently by Maria Theobald at the Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education and her 7. (colleague), is that it is not the pressure of the exam hall which causes the prob