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人教版英語選修6課文填空人教版英語選修6課文填空人教版英語選修6課文填空資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月人教版英語選修6課文填空版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準:發(fā)布日期：【根據(jù)課文內(nèi)容完成下面語法填空，注意單詞拼寫和詞語用法?！緽ook6Unit1Westernart1(influence)bythewayoflifeand2(believe)ofpeople.DuringtheMiddleAgesthemainaimofpainterswastorepresent3(religion)themes.Artistswereinterestedin4(create)respectandloveforGod.IntheRenaissancenewideasandvaluestooktheplaceofthose5(hold)intheMiddleAgeswhenpeoplefocusedmoreonhumans.Oneofthemostimportant6(discover)duringthisperiodwashowtodrawthingsinperspective.Inthelate19th,Europechangedfromamostly7(agriculture)societytoamostlyindustrialone.Impressionismdated8thelate19thtotheearly20thcentury.However,atfirstthepaintingsofthisperiodwerethoughttobe9(可笑的).Thenmodernart,thepainterdoesnotattempttopaintobjectsasweseethemwithoureyesbutconcentrates10certainqualitiesoftheobject.Book6Unit2Therearevariousreasons1peoplewritepoetry.Somepoemsgivethereaderastrong2(impress).Otherstryto3(傳達)certainemotions.Inthistext,somesimpleformsofEnglishpoems4(introduce).Suchasnurseryrhymes,whichmayseem5(concretely),buttheyareeasytolearnandrecite.Listpoemshavea6(靈活的)linelengthandrepeatedphrases.Studentscanalsowritethecinquain,apoem7(make)upoffivelines.HaikuisaJapaneseformofpoetrywith17syllables.Englishspeakersalso8(翻譯)TangpoemsintoEnglish.Withsomanydifferentformsofpoetry9(choose)from,studentsmay10(eventual)wanttowritepoemsoftheirown.Book6Unit3James’grandfatherwrotetohelpJames1(戒煙)smoking.James’grandfatheroncebecame2(addict)tocigarettesinthreeways.Hisbodywas3(習慣)tohavingnicotine.Hebegantodoitautomaticallyandbecame4(mental)addicted.Buthefinallymanagedtostopwhen5(realize)theharmful6(影響)ofit.HealsotoldJamesthatsmokingdiddamage7heartandlungsand8wasmoredifficultforsmokingcouplestobecomepregnant.SohegaveJamessomeadviceandencouragedhimnottobe9(disappoint).10hekepttrying,hewouldsucceedeventually.Book6Unit4When1(compare)withmostnaturalchanges,thatthetemperatureoftheearthroseaboutonedegreeFahrenheitduringthe20thcenturyisquiteshocking.Andit’shumanactivity2hascausedthis3(全球的)warmingrather4arandombutnatural5(現(xiàn)象).DrJaniceFosterexplainsthatweaddhugequantitiesofextracarbondioxidetotheatmosphere6burningfossilfuels.Fromthesecondgraphandthe7(discover)ofCharlesKeeling,allscientistsbelievethattheburningofmoreandmorefossilfuelshasresulted8theincreaseincarbondioxide.Greenhousegasescontinuetobuildup.Somethinkthatthetrendwouldbea9(大災難).Ontheotherhand,GeorgeHambley10(聲明)thatmorecarbondioxidewouldencourageagreaterrangeofanimalsandbringusabetterlife.Book6Unit5Myjobistotraveltounusualplacesandmeetinterestingpeoplefromallovertheworld.Iuse1(science)instrumentsinmyworkandmeetwithlocalpeopleandtourists,andIamnever2(bore).3avolcanologist,IcollectinformationaboutMountKilauea.Myjobis4(occasion)dangerous;Idon’tmindbecausedanger5(interest)meandmakesmefeelalive.Asisknown,whenlavafromthevolcanoflows,manyhouseswillbecoveredwithlavaor6totheground.Allthelava7(pass)slowlydownthemountaincausesmoredamagebecauseitburiesevery