高一語法填空

1、語法填空一I am taught by many teachers in my school. Every subject has a 1.(differe nee) teacher, but I like my math teacher 2.(well).Her n ame is Lakshmibut we usually call her Ma am. She is our class teacher too.Ma am 3(join) us last term. She is very kind and her way of 4. (teach)is so interesting and

2、 simple that we all can understand what is being taught and how it could be done. Most 5.(important). Ma am teaches math with lotsof patienee. When we do not understand 6. problem, she will spend extratime7.(guide) us un til we un dersta nd it. And we can go to her at any timeduring school 8. ( hour

3、) for help.She also helps us with activities at school. When there is some kinds of programs, she will be there 9.(help) us to get ready for the show. Eve n whe n we go onpicnics, she takes good care of us.amTo me, Ma am is not onalygood teacher, but also our best friend. I love Ma and I wish 10. a

4、happy life.1.different 2.best 3.joined 4.teaching 5.importantly 6. a 7.guiding 8. hours 9.to help10.her語法填空二My name is Robert Sobukwe. Like Nelson Mandela I was a lawyer 1.believed that all mankind is created equal. I hated violence and 2.(try) to uselegal ways so that black people could vote for th

5、eir government. As I lived in South Africa, the officials of the South Africa republic did not agree with 3. Theyattacked me for 4.(encourage) the blacks to fight against the government andput me in prison.Nobody was allowed 5.(talk) to me for five long years and Ilost the 6.(able) to talk. Before I

6、 went to prison,I had been hopeful that thingswould change.After I was released I found the quality of life for black people 7.(get) worse.I was concerned 8. my future,and soon I fellill.Although I was not as successful as Nelson Mandela,many people remember me as one of the first active black 10.(f

7、ight) for human rights in South Africa.1. that/who 2.tried 3.me 4.encouraging 5.to talk 6.ability 7.had got 8.about 9.successful 10.fighters語法填空三Anne lived in Amsterdam in the Netherlands during World War II. Her family was Jewish _61_ they had to hide or they would be 62 (catch) by the German Nazis

8、. During that time she wasn t able to go _63_ (outdoor) for so long that shehad grown so crazy about everything 64_ (do) with nature. One evening, shestayed _65_ (wake) on purpose to have a good look at the moon by herself, but she didn t dare open the window. Another time she happened to be upstair

9、s at dusk _66_ the window was open. The dark, rainy evening, the wind, the thundering clouds held her _67_(entire) in their power. It was the first time in a year and a half that she _68_(see) the night face to face.Ann felt very lonely without seeing her old friend, so she had to make _69_ new friend, her dairy Kitty, whom she could tell everything to. _70_(sad), at last, her fami