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语法填空1
Jingzhe(惊蛰), or the “awakening of the insects”, is one of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese lunar calendar, 1 were used in ancient China 2 (keep) track of agricultural cycles.
The beginning of March 3 (bring) some unusual weather, as temperatures rise and rainfall comes with thunderstorms. According to classic Chinese writings, this thunder would awaken insects that had been hibernating(冬眠). They would wake up from earth and many other animals would also make their first 4 (appear) of the year.
Chinese farmers attach great importance 5 Jingzhe, since it marks 6 start of spring plough(春耕), one of the busiest times for farmers. With insects buzzing, it is time to protect 7 (crop) from pests and protect poultry(家禽) and livestock(家畜) from diseases.
Spring 8 (consider) to be the most precious time of the year for agriculture. At the beginning of the year, farmers plough the soil, 9 (give) crops the best possible environment and more nutrition.
Another Jingzhe tradition is eating pears. It is thought to be 10 (health) to do so when the weather is changing. Besides taking a bite of the fresh fruit, people have various ways of preparing pears, such as making juice, baking, steaming or boiling.
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1. which 2.to keep 3.brings 4.appearance 5.to
6.the 7.crops 8.is considered 9.giving 10.Healthy
语法填空2
World Book Day takes place on 7 March, 1._______ annual celebration to encourage all children to enjoy reading. There are plenty of ways to get 2._______(involve), including swapping the £1 token printed below for one of the World Book Day books, to 3._______(dress) up as your favourite character. World Book Day 4._______(mark) in more than 100 countries. In the UK and Ireland, it’s all about encouraging young people 5._______(discover) the magic of reading.
The theme for this year is“Read Your Way”. World Book Day author Jennifer Killick tells The Week Junior it’s impo