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1、高考英語語法填空專練 6（教案版）26 It happened last Monday. I was riding up to visit my friends. About 10 minutes into the ride, I was next to the truck on my left. I got a strange 1 _ feel that someone was looking at me. So I looked over at the truck, 2 _ there was a little girl who was watching at me. We made ey

2、e contact and she smiled and waved at me. 3_ natural, I waved back and continued on. About 40 minutes later I pulled off the road to get some gas. When I intended to pay, I couldn t find my 20 dollars. I found 4 _ I quite embarrassed at that time. Just then I heard a little voice. “ Excuse me, sir.

3、Are you looking for this.”I turned around, 5 _ notice it was the same little girl, who held out her hand 6 _ 20 dollars in it. I was confused, thinking she must have known my dilemma by 7 _ look on my face. She then said I 8 _drop at the toll station 收費(fèi)站 and hoped I should be more9 _ caution in the

4、future. In surprise, I looked outside and her dad had parked in front of my car with a big smile. I said to her, Well, you are a great girl. Thanks. She was glad 10 _ praise. 1, feeling 2, where 3, Naturally 4, me 5, noticing 6, with 7, the 8, had dropped 9, cautious 10, to be praised 27 Do you know

5、 about the Elmira Maple Syrup 楓糖 Festival. It is a festival 41 _ annual held in Elmira, Ontario, Canada. It is a 42 _ tradition festival, beginning on April 10, 1965, when pancakes and maple syrup 43 _ present to visitors by the locals. In the beginning, organizers expected that 2, 500 people 44 _ a

6、ttend it. But to their surprise, it drew 45 _ crowd of 10, 000 visitors. I continued to grow as an annual tradition in the following years. The year2022 witnessed its popularity with 66, 529 visitors, 46 _ made it the world s largest single day Maple Syrup Festival according to The Guinness Book of

7、World Records. Volunteers from the Canadian Automobile Association counted people 47 _ enter Elmira by car that year. Now the festival regularly attracts visitors from around the world, including Australia, Europe, Mexico and the United States. During the festival, 48 _ pancakes and maple syrup, the

8、re are many other 49 _ attract,such as homemade toffee太妃糖 ,log sawing鋸木 t, is closed competitions, sugar bush tours, etc. During the event, the towns main street, Arthur Stree to automobile traffic, where sellers set up booths 50 _ sellsouvenirs and other things. Many volunteers support the celebrat

9、ion of the festival. It is organized by a board and run by approximately 2,000 volunteers each year. 41, annually 42, traditional 43, are presented 44, would attend 45, a 46, which 47, entering 48, besides 49, attractions 50, to sell 28 My name is Mary, 33, and I am from Brooklyn, New York. I 41 _ra

10、ise in a small town in Utah and wasn t exposed 42 _ a wide variety of people. When I moved to New York City and worked as an events planner, I was 43 _ complete swallowed up by urban life. But I knew something was missing, especially when I talked to a friend who taught at a public school in inner-c

11、ity Chicago. Her face lit up when she told me about her job, and I realized that I wanted what she had. Because I had no experience 44 _ plan events for non-profit organizations, I looked for various volunteer 45 _ opportunity online and went for an interview at the World Organization of non-governm

12、ental Organizations NGO. It helps NGOs share ideas 46 _ advance global well-being. As a result. I ended up working there with 47 _wonderful sense of pride and fulfillment. I quickly signed on for another project, and soon, my volunteer work seemed more important than my daily job. The following year

13、, I 48 _ obtain a position at an international NGO, the Touch Foundation, which focuses on global public health. I had to accept a $ 10,000 pay cut. 49 _ it was well worth it. Now I feel fully 50 _ satisfy with my new career. 41, was raised 42, to 43, completely 44, planning 45, opportunities 46, to

14、 advance 47, a 48, obtained 49, but 50, satisfied 29 If theres one thing Canadians love celebrating, its the anniversary of their own birth. In recent years, the birthday party 41 _ rise to become one of the most tradition-rich scenes of contemporary Canadian culture. During childhood, the birthday

15、parties 42 _ arrange by most parents will be held on the special day. It is 43 _ good reason for the birthday boy or girl to gather up all his or her schoolyard buddies. And they spend the afternoon 44 _ hang out. Since Canadian kids end o be 45 _ fairly spoiled 溺愛 these days, more and more parents

16、choose to organize a big birthday party for their children. Parties are now often expected 46 _ include a visit somewhere entertaining, such as a swimming pool, or movie theatre, as well as a full meal 47 _ all the guests. The guests parents are supposed to buy the birthday boy or girl a nice presen

17、t to express their sincere wishes. As Canadians go into their teenage years and adulthood, they will have a 48 _ great control over their own birthday plans. They can decide their activities in their parties 49 _ such parties become rarer than those in childhood due to various reasons. At any age, h

18、owever, it s always important to acknowledge someone elses birthday with 50 _ kind and warm wishes-even just with a text message. 41, has risen 42, arranged 43, a 44, hanging 45, fairly 46, to include 47, for 48, greatly 49, but 50, kindness 30 Punishment by itself doesn t really work. If only tells

19、 children about what they shouldnt do. It doesn t guide them towards what they should do, so it doesnt work in changing 41 _ they behaviour. It might also have negative long term effects 42 _ children. In families 43 _ parents shout, threaten and punish children, children often keep behaving in challenging ways. 44 _ link the punishment, or the negative consequence, to your child behavior and showing your child how youd like him / her 45 _ behave will help to improve their behaviour. For example, if your child takes a biscuit without ask