课文语法填空练习-2025-2026学年高中英语人教版选择性必修第一册

选择性必修二课文语法填空

Passage 1

A fire 　1　(break) out in the Henderson Tower, starting from the 8th floor and 　2　(spread) quickly through the tower block on Sunday night. 　3　 has been confirmed that 4 people are dead and dozens of people are injured, 5 of 　4　 are in a critical condition. The fire was started by a 　5　(drop) cigarette end on a carpet of the 8th floor and it is 　6　(current) being investigated further. 

News reports on 　7　 same events usually contain different or even contradictory information, because journalists decide on different 　8　(priority), which would affect how they report an event. So facing such 　9　(fact) differences, do not rush to the conclusion that one of the news reports gives false information. Checking different sources enables us 　10　(draw) a more informed conclusion. 

In a word, when we read news reports, we should be critical news readers.

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　Passage 2

Advertisements, which often use words and pictures to persuade people 　1　(buy) a product or service, can be found 　2　 we go. A 　3　(success) advertisement will not only make people aware of a product or service, but also create a desire to

buy. Based 　4　 the psychology, advertisers have developed ways of persuading people into purchasing their products or services. One of the most common techniques is to create memorable 　5　(slogan), some of which appeal to our emotions. Another technique 　6　(employ) by advertisers is to link their company or product to 　7　 “brand ambassador”. In addition, some advertisements are not so obvious, in which product 　8　(place) is typically used. We take in these marketing messages 　9　(appear) in films with huge box-office success and TV shows with high ratings without thinking about them too much. 

Now,with the more digital and more personalized advertising, we are very likely to receive special discounts and promotions targeted 　10　(specifical) at us. 

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Passage 3

The Olympic Games have 　1　long history. The ancient Olympic Games began in the year 776 BCE and died out around the year 393.It was a Frenchman, Pierre de Coubertin, 　2　brought the Olympics back to life.  

Many　3　(extreme) talented athletes have devoted 　4　(they) to making achievements during the Olympic Games. The boxer Cassius Clay 　5　(win) the light heavyweight gold medal in 1960 and then became the world heavyweight

champion in 1964. Jessica Ennis-Hill is a former track and field athlete from the UK, who won an Olympic gold medal in her home country in 2012. 

In addition to　6　(host) the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China also ranked first in the medal table. Xu Haifeng won our country's first-ever gold medal.Then Liu Xiang became the first Asian 　7　(win) the gold medal in the men's 110-metre hurdles at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. The Chinese women's volleyball team won a hard-fought victory　8　 the final at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. After winning the 　9　(elect)in 2015, another 　10　(history) moment for China came when Beijing successfully hosted the 2022 Winter Olympics.  

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Passage 4

Sport is a big part of daily life. There are lots of sports idioms that have found 　1　(they) way into everyday language. 

The English language is full of idioms 　2　 are thought to have come from football. “Moving the goalposts” means someone 　3　(unfair) changes the rules or requirements for something. “Scoring an own goal” in football means someone makes a bad mistake which unintentionally 　4　(harm) their own interests.