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the printers. 5.
A. Catch ̄22 had me laughing.
B. My favorites are second ̄hand editions.
C. There is discomfort in reading recently ̄released books.
D. At that time I was an extremely depressed 17 ̄year ̄old.
E. For meꎬ the pleasure of rereading is a newly discovered one.
F. There is so much to read and so much to see and experience.
G. HoweverꎬI have determined to dip more frequently into the old ones.
Ⅳ. 语法填空
(2023重庆市第二次抽测)
As the world sees more and more extreme weather patternsꎬ it is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the
effects of climate change. It is now 1. common topic of discussion and has even found its way into the
books we read. Because of thisꎬa genre(体裁) 2. (call) climate fictionꎬ or cli ̄fiꎬ has found new life.
The term“cli ̄fi” 3. (use) for the first time in 2007 by climate activist and writer Dan Bloom. He
wanted to make “ climate fiction” more 4. ( appeal ) . According to Bloomꎬ the term really gained
5. ( popular ) when Canadian writer Margaret Atwood used it in a message sent using the social
networking serviceꎬ 6. ( introduce) it to her followers.
Just 7. the name suggestsꎬ climate fiction refers to stories with the central theme of climate change
or global warming. These kinds of books can help us imagine 8. the world might be like in the future
because of major climate change events.
The genre is welcome among college students because it usually looks at topics that 9. ( be)
relevant to what is really happening today. Cli ̄fi has also helped to inspire students to pursue science majorsꎬ
with some universities even offering courses 10. (special) focusing on climate fiction.
练案[33] 选择性必修第四册 UNIT 2 ICONIC ATTRACTIONS
Ⅰ. 完形填空
(2023重庆市南开中学月考)
Theres an old saying to the effect that if something can go
1. ꎬ it probably will. Recently my wife and I to