人教版英語九年級(jí)期末專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí) 短文填空（無答案）

新目標(biāo)英語九年級(jí)期末專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí)--短文填空一、語法填空（一）Theoil-paperumbrellahasahistoryofover1,000yearsinChina.Itused

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(be)awater-proof(防水的)toolfordailyuse.Therearedifferent

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(story)abouttheumbrellainChina.ThemostpopularoneisrelatedtoLuBan.Itis

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(say)thatonceheandhisyoungersistervisitedtheWestLake,itstartedraining

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(sudden).Thesistersaid,“Let’shaveacompetition.Beforethesunrisestomorrow,whoevercomesupwithawaytomakeitpossibleforpeopletovisittheWestLakeevenon

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(rain)dayswillbethewinner.”LuBanthoughtitwaseasy.Hecollectedsometoolsandmaterialsand

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(spend)thewholenightbuilding10pavilions(涼亭)aroundthatlake.Hewasproudofthem.Thenextmorning,

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,LuBanwassurprisedtoseesomethingunusualinhissister’shand.Itwasaroundshapewhileitwasopened.Itwasmade

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silkandbamboostrips(竹條)andcouldbeopenedandclosedeasily.Itwaslight,beautifulandeasytocarry.LuBansaid,“Youwin.Your‘pavilion’canprotect

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(we)fromrain.”Sotheumbrellawasinvented.Laterpeopleusedamuchcheaperpapertotake

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placeofsilk.Tomaketheumbrellawater-proof,peoplebrushedtungoil(桐油)acrossthesurface.Thatwashowtheoilpaperumbrellawasinvented.（二）Therearemanydifferentstoriesaboutthehistoryoftheumbrella.According

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anoldChinesestory,theumbrella

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(invent)byLuban’swifeabout3,000yearsago.Lubanwas

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(famous)craftsman(工匠)inancientChina.Oneday,LubanandhiswifewaswalkingbytheWestlake.Theywereenjoyingthebeautifulscenewhenitsuddenlystartedtorain

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(heavy).Aftertheyreturnedhome,theywereallwet.“Canyoumakesomethingtokeeptherain

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?”Luban’swifeasked.“Icanbuildsomepavilions(亭子)alongtheWestLakeandyoucanhideunder

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(they)whenitrains.”Lubanreplied.Luban’swifeshookherhead.Shethoughtaboutthisquestionforalongtime.Oneday,Luban’swifesawsomechildren

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(play)intherain.Theywereholdinguplargelotus(荷花)

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(leaf)tokeepouttherain.Shegotagoodidea

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thechildren.Thenextday,shemadethe

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(one)umbrellainancientChina.（三）LiWenliveswithhisgrandparentsinthecountryside.Heis

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14-year-oldboy.He

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(work)hardanddoeswellinschool.Itishardtobelievethatheusedtohavemany

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(problem)inschool.Whenhewasalittleboy,hehardlycausedanytrouble.Butafterhisparentswenttoworkinthecity,theycouldnotlookafterhim

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(careful).SoLiWendislikedstudy

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missedclasses.Thenhisparentsdecided

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(send)himtoanewschool.However,hewasashyboyandcouldn’tmakefriendsquickly.Oneday,hewantedtoleavetheschool.Hisparentswereveryworried

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himandcamebacktotalkwithhim.Afteralongtalk,LiWenrealizedthathisparentsloved

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(he)deeply.He

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(move)byhisparents.Now,heismuch

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(happy)thanbefore.It’sveryimportantforparentstobetherefortheirchildren.（四）Handwashingwithsoapcanreduce(減少)illnesses.Oneoftheeasiest

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(way)tostopthespreadofillnessistowashyourhands.Butmanychildrenhaven’t

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(develop)therighthabitofhandwashing.Childrendonotwash

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(they)handsoftenenoughorlongenough.It’ssuchasimplehabit,butthechildrenaren’tdoingit.Issarandhisfrienddecided

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(solve)theproblemusingafunmethod.TheytriedmanytimesandcreatedatoolcalledSoapen.Itturnedhandwashing

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afunactivity.Asthenamesuggests,Soapenis

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penwhichismadeoutofsoap.ThechildrendrawonhandswiththeSoapenandthenwashthedrawingoff.Thecolorswillremainonthechildren’shands

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theydon’tspendenoughtimewashingthemoff.It

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(help)ateacherintheclassroomalot.Afterall,notalltheteachershavethetimetomakeeachchildwashhishands

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(proper).“Childrenwashhandsmuch

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(long)thanbeforenowbecausetheylikedrawingonhands.Soapendoeshelpchildrenmakeagoodhabitofhandwashing,”saidIssar.（五）Therewasaboywhowassenttoaboardingschool.Heusedtobe

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brighteststudentinhisclass.Heenjoyed

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(work)withhisclassmatesinclass.Butlaterthingschanged.Hisgradesbegandroppinginall

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(subject).Hehatedbeinginagroup.Hefeltnoonelovedhim.Histeachercalledhisfatherwhowasproud

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thesonallthetime.Therefore,hisdadshowedupinschoolandwanted

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(have)atalkwithhim.They

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(sit)onthebankofthelakeneartheschool.Thefatherstartedaskinghimsomequestionsabouthisdailylife.Thenheasked,“Doyouknow,son,whyIamheretoday?”Theboysaid,“Tocheckmygrades?”“No,no,”hisdadreplied.“Iamheretotellyouthatyouareimportanttome.Ihopetoseeyouplayinghappily.Icare

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(much)aboutyouthanyourgrades.Icareaboutyour

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(happy),too.YOUAREMYLIFE.”Afterthat,theboythoughthehadeverythinghewanted.Heknewtherewassomeonewho

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(care)forhim.Andtherewassomeonewholovedhim

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(deep).Hemeanteverythingtosomeone.（六）

ThisisTammelaSchool,aprimaryschoolinFinland.Thestudentsarehavingamathclasswiththeirrobotteacher.The“teacher”is

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tiny,bluemachineabout25cmhigh,Reutersreported.Nomatterwhenstudentshaveproblems,ithelpsthemvery

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(patient)andnevergetsbored.“Therobotcanmakestudentsmuch

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(active)inclassthanusual.IseeEliasasoneofthe

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(tool)togetdifferentkindsofpracticeandactivitiesintotheclassroom,”ateachertoldReuters.Inthepastfewyears,theschool

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(introduce)fourrobotteachers,oneofwhomisalanguageteacherthatcanspeak23languagesanddancetomusic.“

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isnecessarytoencouragekidstocomeup

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newwaystomakeuseoftechnologyinschoollife,”theheadoftheschool

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(add)intheinterview.Therobotteachersareused

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(help)improvelearning.Thisdoesn’tmeanthathumanteacherswilllosetheirjobs.Therobotscanteachwell,

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theyarenotabletokeepclassinorder.Theschoolstillneedshumanteachers.（七）Dolphins(海豚)arestarsinaquariums(水族館).Theybringalotofhappinesstopeople.Kidsalwayshavesomuchfunwatchingthem.

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,dolphinsarenothappylivinginaquariums.Astudyshowsthatdolphinsinaquariumslivemuch

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(short)livesthanthoseinthesea.Acompany(公司）intheUSAistheretohelpthesedolphins.Thescientistsinthiscompanysolvethisproblemvery

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(successful).Theyhavemaderobotdolphins.Therobotdolphinsnotonlylooklikerealonesbutalsomove

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realones.Duringatestaweekago,people

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(think)theywererealdolphins.“Therobotdolphinscanswimanddiveby

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(they),peoplecanalsoseesomething

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(enjoy)whentheywatchthem.”Aworkerinthecompanysaid.Onerobotdolphincostsabout$27million.Now,anaquariuminChinaisthinkingaboutusingtheminsteadofrealdolphins.

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(save)theseaanimals,thecompanywillkeeponmakingotherdifferent

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(shape)ofrobotanimals,suchassharksandseahorsesinthefuture.Welookforwardto

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(watch)theshowsfromrobotanimalsinsteadofrealones.Thankstothecompany,moreandmoreseaanimalswillgobacktonatureandliveahappylife.（八）AccordingtosomeoldChinesestories,thereoncewas

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ancientemperornamedShennong.Atthattime,therewasnomedicinetotreatillnesses.Manysickpeoplecouldonlywaitfor

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（die）.Tosavehispeople,Shennongdecided

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（find）andtestoutdifferentplants.Heandhismensetoutonajourneyinsearchofmedicinalplants.Eachtimetheteamfoundanewplant,Shennongwouldtasteit

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（he）.Someplantsmadehimfeel

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（sleep）,somecausedhimtohaveastomachache,andsomemadehimtremble（顫抖）allover.AfterShennongsearchedandtestedoveralongtime,heandhismendiscoveredlotsofmedicinalplants.Astheycontinuedtheirsearch,oncetheteamfoundastrangeplant

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isnewtothem,it’sahugeplant

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smallyellowflowers.Shennongpickedoffonepiecefromtheplantasusual.Hesaid,“Itlookslikeamedicinalplant.Ihavetotestit,orsomepeoplemaymisuseit.”Suddenly,Shennong’sfaceturnedpaleandhefellontheground

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（heavy）.Evenafterhe

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（give）theleavesfromothermedicinalplants,hestilllosthislife.Peoplecoveredhimwith

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（thousand）offlowers.Fromthenon,theycalledhim“theEmperorofMedicine”.（九）Ioftenseeemptyplasticbottlesaround.Whydopeoplelikedrinkingwaterorsoftdrinksfromplasticbottles?Somethinkit’scleanand

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(health).Othersthinkit’seasytotakeit

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(somewhere)andanytime.However,ifwethrowplasticbottlesonlandandinriversandseas,theyare

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(harm)totheenvironment.Howcanwedealwiththem?Firstofall,usethemless.Plasticproductscomefromoilandoilis

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importantkindofenergyresource.Thefewerplasticbottlesweuse,the

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energywesave.Second,

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(sort)andrecyclethem.Putthemintothedustbinwiththeword“recyclable”onitorcollectandthensellthemtoawasterecyclingcenter.Wecansavesomemoneyaswellas

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(protect)theenvironment.Last,wecanreusethem.Mymotheroftenusesthemtokeepriceanddifferent

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(kind)ofbeansandpeanutsathome.Agood-lookingplasticbottlecanbeusedasapiggybank.

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wecutanemptybottlehalf,wewillhaveaplantpot.Therearemanyother

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(way)toreuseplasticbottles.So,pleasethinkoverbeforethrowingawayanemptybottles.Wecanmakeadifference.（十）NomatteryouareAsian,Europeanor

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(Africa),mostofthepeopleintheworldcannotimaginemodernlife

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socialmedia(社交媒體).Weuseitalmosteverydayinordertofindoutthelatestinformationorkeepupwith

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ishappeninginourfriends’lives.Althoughitmayhaveabadinfluenceifwedon’tuseitproperly,socialmediahasdonemoregoodthanharm(危害).

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(it)greatestadvantage(優(yōu)點(diǎn))isthatwecanconnectwithpeoplemuchmoreeasily.

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someofourfriendsarefaraway,wearestillabletokeepintouchwiththem.Also,socialmediais

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(help)forustomakefriends,especiallyforthosewhoareafraidofmakingfriendsfacetoface.Associalmediaisusedmore

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(wide),ithasbecomeagoodwaytomakepeopleheard.Anyonewithavoicecanexpressit.Anyonewithatalentisfreetoshowit.Manypeopleare

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(know)forwhattheydoonsocialmedia.Someofthemgiveinteresting

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(speech)orshowtalents.Someoneelse

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(interview)peopleinthestreetaboutthehotspots(熱點(diǎn)問題).Andtheydrawtonsofattentionasaresult.（十一）ThekitesinWeifangneverdisappoint.Everyyear,theWeifangInternationalKiteFestival,whichisknown

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allkindsofwell-designedkites,attracts(吸引)visitorsfromallovertheworld.Akiteisoneof

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oldesttoys.Kitescomeinmanysizes,

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(shape)andcolors.Theyare

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(love)bytheyoungandtheold.Butdoyouknowthatkitescanbebothtoys

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tools?Kiteswerenamedafterthekitebirds.Thekitebirdhaswidewingsand

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(easy)flieshighinthesky.Nooneknowswhomadethe

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(one)kite.ButonefamousChinesestoryaboutakitewaswrittenover2,000yearsago.Thestoryisabout

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(use)akitetobreakafort(堡壘).Amancouldn’tfindthewaytogetinsidethefort.Thenhetiedhimselftoahugekite.He

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(fly)overthewallofthefortandscaredthesoldiers!As

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(color)kiteskeepflyinginthesky,theWeifangInternationalKiteFestivalisnotonlyagoodtimetosharekite-makingskills,butalsoawaytodevelopfriendshipbetweenpeoplefromdifferentcountries.（十二）WhileSarahwas

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(study)abroadinEngland,sheheardasongfulloffeelingsaboutreturninghome.Itmadeherthinkaboutherfamily

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friendsbackintheUS.Shecametorealizehow

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sheactuallymissedallofthem.Eversincethen,shehasbeen

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fanofAmericancountrymusic.Countryisa

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(tradition)kindofmusicfromthesouthernstatesofAmerica.Nashville,Tennesseeisthehomeofit.Many

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(song)thesedaysarejustaboutmodernlifeintheUS,such

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theimportanceofmoneyandsuccess,butnotaboutbelongingtoagroup.However,countrymusicbrings

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(we)backtothe“goodolddays”whenpeopletrusted

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(first)another.Itremindsusthatthe

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(good)thingsinlifearefree—laughter,friends,familyandthebeautyofnatureandthecountryside.SarahhopestogotoNashvilleoneday.（十三）Manyteenagershave

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(hobby).Theythinktheyshould

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(allow)topracticethethingsthattheywant.Buttheirparentsworryabouttheirsuccessatschool.Theythinkteenagersshouldspendmoretime

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theirschoolwork.LiuYu,afifteen-year-oldboy,isarunningstar.Hehasalwayswantedtobeaprofessionalrunnerwhenhegrowsup.However,hisparentswon’tallowhimtotrainsomuch.“Totell

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truth,wewanttoseehimachievehisdreams,”saysMr.Liu,“We

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(support)everyoneofhisracesformanyyears.Wehavenothingagainst

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(run)!Butwethinkheneedstothinkaboutotherpossiblejobs.He

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(get)oldernow,soheneedstothinkaboutwhat

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(happen)ifhedoesn’tendupasaprofessionalrunner.”LiuYudoesn’t

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(real)agree.Heknowshisparentscareabouthim.Buthethinkshecandecidefor

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(he).（十四）DoyoulikeChinesefolkmusic?Maybeyouranswerisno,

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Ilikeitverymuch.Lastnight,afriendof

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(my)tookmetoaconcertofChinesefolkmusic.Thepiece

ErquanYingyue

whichwasplayedontheerhuespecially

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(move)me.Itmademe

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(feel)sadandpainful

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(strong).Theerhusoundedsosad

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IalmostcriedalongwithitasIlistened.Abing

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wasafolkmusicianwrotethemusic.Hecouldplaymanymusical

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(instrument)withhisfather’shelp.Byage17,hewasknown

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hismusicalskills.Today,Abing’s

ErquanYingyue

isapiecewhichallthegreatestErhumastersplayandpraise.It

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(become)oneofChina’snationaltreasures.（十五）Handwashingwithsoapcanreduce(減少)illnesses.Oneoftheeasiest

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(way)tostopthespreadofillnessistowashyourhands.Butmanychildrenhaven’t

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(develop)therighthabitofhandwashing.Childrendonotwash

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(they)handsoftenenoughorlongenough.It’ssuchasimplehabit,butthechildrenaren’tdoingit.Issarandhisfrienddecided

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(solve)theproblemusingafunmethod.TheytriedmanytimesandcreatedatoolcalledSoapen.Itturnedhandwashing

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afunactivity.Asthenamesuggests,Soapenis

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penwhichismadeoutofsoap.ThechildrendrawonhandswiththeSoapenandthenwashthedrawingoff.Thecolorswillremainonthechildren’shands

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theydon’tspendenoughtimewashingthemoff.It

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(help)ateacherintheclassroomalot.Afterall,notalltheteachershavethetimetomakeeachchildwashhishands

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(proper).“Childrenwashhandsmuch

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(long)thanbeforenowbecausetheylikedrawingonhands.Soapendoeshelpchildrenmakeagoodhabitofhandwashing,”saidIssar.（十六）AnewfilmhitChinesescreenonSept.30,theeveofChina’sseven-dayNationalDayholiday.Thefilm,

HomeComing,isabouttheevacuation(撤離)ofChinesepeoplefromawarinan

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(Africa)country.IttellshowtwoChinesediplomats(外交官)lead125ChinesepeopletoreturntoChina.Thestorycomesfromarealevacuation.It

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(happen)inLibyain2011,whentheChineseembassy(大使館)evacuatedmorethan30,000Chinesenationalsover12days.HomeComing

isdirectedbyRaoXiaozhi.Themain

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(character)includethefamousactor,ZhangYi,andtheyoungstar,WangJunkai.Raosaidheandhisteamlookedthroughmanyreportsanddocumentsabouttheevacuationtomakeupthestory

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hasbothexcitingandtouchingmoments.

HomeComing

isanexcellentwork.Itshows

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Chinesediplomatsworkinterribleenvironments.Theyneedtofacemanydifficultiesandchallenges

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(protect)overseaChinesepeople.“Therealdiplomatsarealsofathers,husbands,andsons,

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theyneedtogettothefrontlinetomakeadevotion.Theirbraverydeeplymovedme,”Raosaidatthepremiere(首映)ofhisnewfilminBeijingonMonday.RaotoldthereporterhowheandhisteamtraveledalloverChinatofindproperfilminglocations,includingQingdao,Beijing,andYinchuanbecausetheywere

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(able)toleavethecountry.Theactorsandtheteamalsohadtoput

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(they)intherealdesertenvironmentnearYinchuantoexperienceasimilarenvironmentasiftheywereinAfrica.

HomeComing

isalsofilmedforIMAX,whichhelpspeoplehavea

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(good)watchingexperience.Manypeoplepraisethefilmandmorepeoplewanttowatchit.（十七）Let’slearnabout

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(manner)foranEnglishteaparty.FortheHost:●Most

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(important),theteashouldbeservedinafriendlywayandtheactionofservingteahastobewell-mannered.●Preparesomemilkandhotwater

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thattheguestscanhavetheirteainthewaytheylike.●Preparemoreteaandcakesthatguestswillneed,sotheywillfeelcomfortable,drinkingandeatingasmuchastheywant.Preparethefoodby

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(you)ifpossible.FortheGuest:●Ifyou

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(ask)toateapartyandwouldliketobringsomethingtotheparty,somefoodthatyouhavemadebyyourselforflowerswillbethemostwelcomed.Itmaybeagoodidea

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(discuss)itwiththepeoplewhohavebeeninvitedtosuchaparty.●

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theparty,youmaydrinkasmuchteaasyouwant.However,youneedtofinishthecupofteabefore

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(pass)ittothehostformore.●Iftheteaistoostrongorbitter(苦的),youcanusehotwatertomakeitalittle

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(weak).●Ifsomesandwichesorcookiesareserved,takeonlyoneat

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time,andthenpassthemtothenextperson.Don’tbreakacookieintosmallpieces.（十八）SpringFestivalcouplets(春聯(lián))arewrittenonredpapersandstuckonthedoorsduringtheSpringFestival.It

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(stand)forpeople’swishesforahappierlifeinthecomingyear.WhenIwasyoung,thecoupletswereoneofthemostimportant

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(symbol)oftheSpringFestival.Stickingcoupletswasalwaysin

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firstplaceontheto-dolist.Andmymotherwouldaskmetotakesomegiftsforpeople

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wrotecoupletsforus.Whentheywerewriting,Iliketowatchhowpeoplecreatethesegreatworksby

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(use)brushes.LaterwhenIwasintheeighthgrade,myparentsexpectedme

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(learn)howtowritecouplets.Whenlearningit,Ibecameinterested

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traditionalculture.EverytimeourfamilypaidvisitstorelativesduringtheSpringFestival,Iwouldalwayslookattheircouplets.Nowadaysthecoupletsare

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(wide)printedbymachines.Thetraditionalcoupletsgraduallybecomefewerinthemarketsasaresult.Buttheredpaperandblackwordswillnever

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(forget).Theyarenotonlythecouplets,butalsocarry

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(we)lovefortraditionalculture.（十九）AChinesedancedrama

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(make)thefirstappearanceonsocialmediaplatformsabroadalready,causingawaveofdiscussiononthebeautyofChinesecultureamongartloversworldwide.Thedancedrama

LiBai

is

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classicplaymadebytheChinaNationalOperaandDanceDramaTheater.Ithastouchedpeopleallovertheworld

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tellingthestoryofTangDynasty(618AD—907AD)poetLiBai.LiBaiwasbornin701AD

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diedin762AD.Maybebecausehetraveledaroundsomuchwhenhewaslittle,hedecided

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(keep)travelingaroundthelandwhenhewas25yearsold.Hewantedtolearnmoreaboutnatureandpeople.Heexpressedhisfeelingsthroughthebeautifulwordsinhispoems.People

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(real)likedhispoems.Eventodaypeoplestilladmirehispoems,notonlyadults,but

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(child)too.Kidsstarttolearnhispoemswhentheyareinprimaryschools.LiBaiisoneofthe

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(important)poetsinChina.HeisjustasimportantasWilliamShakespearetotheworld.Lastmonth,thedancedrama

LiBai

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(watch)over5.57milliontimes.AndChinahasonceagaincarriedChinesecultureforwardin

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(it)ownway.（二十）LiWenliveswithhisgrandparentsinthecountryside.Heis

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14-year-oldboy.He

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(work)hardanddoeswellinschool.Itishardtobelievethatheusedtohavemany

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(problem)inschool.Whenhewasalittleboy,hehardlycausedanytrouble.Butafterhisparentswenttoworkinthecity,theycouldnotlookafterhim

4

(careful).SoLiWendislikedstudy

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missedclasses.Thenhisparentsdecided

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(send)himtoanewschool.However,hewasashyboyandcouldn’tmakefriendsquickly.Oneday,hewantedtoleavetheschool.Hisparentswereveryworried

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himandcamebacktotalkwithhim.Afteralongtalk,LiWenrealizedthathisparentsloved

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(he)deeply.He

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(move)byhisparents.Now,heismuch

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(happy)thanbefore.It’sveryimportantforparentstobetherefortheirchildren.三、短文綜合填空閱讀下面的短文，根據(jù)首字母、音標(biāo)、語境、中文和所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，使短文意思完整。（一）Peoplehavebeenmakingsilk,whichisknownas

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inChinese,intoclothformorethan5,000years.Theproductionofsilkincludesraisingsilkworms(蠶)andg

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mulberrytrees(桑樹).Itr

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atraditionalpracticetilltoday.Onceuponatime,whenspringturnedtosummer,theGrandCanal,awaterway

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crossedBeijingandHangzhouwasabusyplace.Countlessboatsusedittoship

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(value)silk.Ittookthemtwomonthstoreachthecapitalcity,wherethesilkwasmade

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coolandlightweightclothes.Silkhasalsoplayedanimportantr

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inChineseconnectionswiththerestoftheworld.TheSilkRoadwass

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upduringtheHanDynastyanddrovetheexchangeofgoods,ideas,andculturalpractices.Chinesesilkwasoneofthemaingoodstraded,travelingasf

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asRome(羅馬).Silkisproducedthroughlooms(織布機(jī)),withdifferentskills,

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(final)resultinginsilksofdifferentshapes.Silkconnectsthe

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(beautiful)ofartandtechnology.IthasbeenanimportantcarrierofChineseculturesinceancienttimesandremainssotoday（二）ClassOnewashavingameeting.Thestudentswerehavinga

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(discuss)intheclassroom.Whatweretheytalkingabout?Thetopicwasthebest

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(invent)inournormallife.Tomthoughttheclockwasthemostuseful.Itcouldtellthetime

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(exact).Withouttheclock,wedidn’tknowwhentoleaveforschool.Mariashowedusa

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/′kre??n/onthedesk.Itcouldbeusedtodrawbeautifulpictures.Soitwashelpful.Peterpreferredcomputers.Hesaidthattheworldwas

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(connect)togetherbycomputers.Wecouldgettheinformationfarawayinaminute.Therewerealsotinycomputers

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(outside)thepatients’bodies.Thesecomputerswereusedfortreatingillnesses.Lilywas

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(certainly)thattherobotswereimportant.Therobots

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workedinthefactorieshelpedpeopleperformdifferenttasks.It’sno

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thatallofabovechangedourhabits,theymakeusworkandlivemorecomfortably.Perhapsinthefuturewecaninventsomethingfor

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(we).I’msurewehavetheabilitytobearealinventor.（三）ClassOnewashavingameeting.Thestudentswerehavinga

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(discuss)intheclassroom.Whatweretheytalkingabout?Thetopicwasthebest

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/?n?ven??n/inournormallife.Tomthoughttheclockwasthemostuseful.Itcouldtellthetimeexactly.

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(with)theclock,wedidn’tknowwhentoleaveforschool.Mariashowedusa

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/'kre??n/onthedesk.Itcouldbeusedtodrawbeautifulpictures.Soitwashelpful.Peterpreferredcomputers.Hesaidthattheworldwas

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(connect)togetherbycomputers.Wecouldgettheinformationfarawayinaminute.Therewerealsotinycomputersinsidethe

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(患者)bodies.Thesecomputerswereusedfortreatingillnesses.Lilywasc

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thattherobotswereimportant.Therobots

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workedinthefactorieshelpedpeopleperformdifferenttasks.It’snodoubtthatallofabovehave

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(change)ourhabits,theymakeusworkandlivemorecomfortably.Perhapsinthefuturewecaninventsomethingfor

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(us).I’msurewehavetheabilitytobearealinventor.（四）Chinacelebratedits70thbirthdaywithabigceremonyonO

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1st,2019.Therewerecelebratingactivitiesinthe

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(全部的；整個(gè)的)country.PresidentXiandotherleadersattendedthebigcelebrationonTian’anmenSquareinBeijingonthatday.Soldierswalkedshoulderbyshoulderinlines.Thebigparadenamed“ChineseDream”,includingworkers,nursesandfamousactors,dancedalongthestreet.Theywavedtheirflagsexcitedly.Planesflewbyandleftcolourfulcloudsinthes

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.SincethePeople’sRepublicofChinawas

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(成立)in1949,itwasthefifteenthbigcelebrationinTian’anmenSquare.Anditwasahugevictory.InYinchuan,wewatchedthecelebrationonTV.Itwasreallyimpressiveandamazing.Duringthenationalholiday,someofustookavacationas

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(很快)astheholidaybegan.Somechosetolaythetableandcookmealsforfamilyandfriends.Somewenttothecinematoenjoymovies.WearesoproudofourcountryandbeingChinese.Wedohopethatourmotherlandwillbemuchstrongerandbetter.（五）RockmusicbeganintheUnitedStatesinthe1950s.Itfirstbecame

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(受歡迎的)insmallclubsandontheradio.Later,withtheintroductionofrockmusicprograms,peoplecouldwatchtheirfavoritebandsonTV.Rockmusichasinfluencedmanymusicstylessinceitwasborn.Andithasbeeninfluenced

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differentculturesandmusicaltraditions.Althoughchangesinrockmusichaveoftentakenplaceinregionalce