初三首字母填空练习.docx
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初三首字母填空练习
初三首字母填空练习
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Thecontinent(洲)AntarcticaisthemostsouthernareaoflandontheEarthandismostlycoveredwithice.Peoplehaveneverwantedtol 67 therebecauseofitscoldesttemperature.Butnowscientistsfromalloverthew 68 cometostudytheicetolearnmoreabouttheEarth’shistory.
SomescientistsliveonAntarcticaforpartofthey 69 .Buttheydon’tusuallystaythereformorethansixmonthsb 70 therearesixmonthsoflightandsixmonthsofdarkness.
Antarcticausuallyhasagooddealoff 71 weatherwithoutanywindatall.Thestrongwindsareusuallyonlyinsomepartsofit.Itisalsoi 72 tolearnthatitisn’tverywetthere.Thereisveryl 73 snoworrain.Itsnowsontheiceinwinter,butatothertimesAntarcticaisd 74 ,justliketheSaharaDesert.
InwintertheseaaroundAntarcticafreezes(结冰)fort 75 ofkilometres.Butscientiststellusthattheearthisgettingw 76 .Sointhefuture,theremaybelessiceintheAntarcticsea.Whenthathappens,ourweatherwillneverbethesameagain.
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YoumaythinkthatEnglishdictionarieshavebeenusedformany,manycenturies.Infact,anEnglishdictionaryyouu 72 todaywasn’tmadeuntiltheQingDynasty.Threemendidmostoftheimportante 73 workondictionary.Theyspentnearlyalltheirl 74 tryingtocollectwordsfortheirdictionary.Forthem,itwasawonderfuljourney.ThelargestdictionaryintheworldisOxfordEnglishDictionary.Thei 75 forthisdictionarycamefromanimportantmeetinginBritainin1857.Twenty-twoyearslater,OxfordUniversityaskedJamesMurraytob 76 theeditorofitsnewdictionary.
Murrayhadneverbeentocollege.Attheageoffourteen,helefthisvillageschoolinScotlandandtaughth 77 whileworkinginabank.Laterhebecameagreatteacher.AfterOxfordgavehimthejob,Murrayhadasmallhouseb78 inhisgardentodothework.Everymorning,Murraygotoutofbedatfiveo’clockandw79 inthesmallhouseseveralhoursbeforebreakfast.Oftenhewouldworkintothenight.Murrayh 80 tofinishthenewdictionaryintenyears.Butafterfiveyears,hewasstilladdingwordsfortheletter“A”!
Heworkedonthedictionaryu 81 hewasveryold.Forty-fouryearslater,in1928,othereditorsfinishedthedictionary.
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Doyouenjoyclimbingmountains?
I’dliketotellyouatruestoryaboutJohnandPeter.Theywereb 67 mountaineers(登山者).AsJohnwasexperienced,hewasalwaysaskingPetertocopyhisexample.“Wouldyouliketostandonthet 68 oftheworld,Peter?
”“Ofcourse.Ithasalreadyb 69 mydream,”Peteranswered.
Onasunnymorning,thetwomenstartedforthetopofMountQomolangma.Aftertheyclimbedoveroneofthemostd 70 slopes(斜坡),theyfoundamanlyinginthesnow.“He’sgoingtod 71 ,”PeterlookedatJohnandsaid,asifhewouldhelptheman.“Leavehimbyhimselfandjustfollowme!
Butifyoubringtheburden(累赘)withyou,I’ma 72 youwillloseyourlife.”JohnwarnedPeter.Thenheturnedaroundandwalkedforwarda 73.Itwastoocold.Afterthinkingforaw 74,Petermadeuphismindtohelpthedyingman.Hecarriedthemanonhisbackandmadehiswayforward.Littlebylittle,Peter’stemperaturemadethemanw 75 .Themancametohimself!
Andsoonhecouldmoveallbyhimself.Togethertheymovedsidebyside.
Abouttwohourslater,theykeptupwithJohn.Totheirsurprise,theyfoundthatJohnwasalmostd 76 inthesnow.Hehadbeenfrozentodeath.
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ChineseastronautZhaiZhigangcompletedaspacewalk43hoursafterthelaunch(发射)ofShenzhou-7.Itisabreakthrough(突破)inhistoryinourcountry’sgreatspaceprogram.
ZhaiZhigangwentoutofShenzhou-7at4:
43p.m.o 67 September27,2008.Hewavedtousaswellasthewholeworld.AlltheChinesefelte 68 atthatmoment.ManypeoplewatchedthespacewalkonTVorontheI 69 .Theyc 70theirhandsandcheered.“Shenzhou-7reports:
I’mnowoutsidethespacecraft.Ifeelwell.IamheregreetingtheChinesepeopleandpeopleofthewholeworld,”ZhaiZhigangr 77 tothegroundcontrolinChina.ThenanotherastronautLiuBominghandedZhaiZhigangaChinesen 72 flag.ZhaiZhigangwavedtheredflagoutsidethespaceship.Thet 73 astronautcalledJingHaipengwasmonitoringthespaceshipinside.
Afterthe20-minutespacewalk,ZhaiZhigangwasseenlyingbackonhisseat,chattingwithtwootherastronautsw 74 asmileonhisface.“Thefeelingofspacewalkisgreat.Inthevastspace,Iamp 75 ofourmotherland.”
China’sfirstspacewalkattractstheworld’sa 76 .Thewholeworldhaveknownaboutthespacewalk.Chinahasmaderapidprogressintheunknownspace.
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Whatcanyoudotokeephealthy?
Perhapsforchildren,healthyeatingisoneofthemostimportantthings.Herearesomeideasabouth 67 toeathealthily.
Agoodbreakfastisveryimportanttochildren.It’snecessarytohaveitinthem 68 .Butsomechildrenoftengotoschoolw 69 breakfast,justbecausetheywanttosleepalittlelonger.Rememberthatagoodbreakfastwillhelpyoustudybetter.
“MydreamisthatalltheChinesechildrencangethalfakilogram(公斤)ofmilkaday.”TheChinesePremier(总理)WenJiabaosaidthisduringhisv 70 toamilkfarm.Milkisalsoveryimportanttochildren’shealth.Itmakeschildrengrowstronger.It’sbetterforyoutod 71 aglassofwarmmilkbeforegoingtobed.Thatwillhelpyouhaveagoods 72 .
Havinghealthyfoodisthemostimportant.Thatmeanseatinglotsofdifferentk 73 offood,especiallyfruitsandvegetables.Don’teattoomuchchocolateo 74 ice-cream.Someofyoup 75 eatingfastfood,butinfactitisnotgoodforyourhealth.Trytoeathealthyfoodasmuchasp 76 .Havehealthyeatinghabits,andyouwillhaveastrongbody.
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Whatisthemostpopularsnacktoday?
Potatochips?
Walki 67 almostanysupermarketorcornerstoreinNorthAmericaandyouwillseepotatochips.NorthAmericahasthel 68 numberofpeoplewholovepotatochipsintheworld.Doyouknowwherethisverypopularsnackfoodc 69 from?
Oneday,almost150yearsago,amaninanexpensiverestaurantinNewYorkStatewas
c 70 popularfood-Frenchfries.However,acustomer(顾客)intherestaurantdidn’tliketheFrenchfries,andc 71 becausetheyweretoothick.Thecookcutsomepotatoesintothinnerpiecesandfriedthem.Aw 72 broughtthemtothecustomer.Thecustomertastedthem,andaskedtoseethebossbecausehewasstillnotsatisfied.Thebosswenttoexplaintothecustomer.
However,thecustomersaidsomethingbada 73 aboutthechipsagain.Thecookbecameveryunhappybecausethecustomerwassor 74 .Hedecidedtoplayatrickonthecustomer.
Hecutsomepotatoessothint 75 thecustomerwouldn’tbeabletopickthemupwithhisfork.Tothecook’ss 76 ,thecustomerlovedthenewchips.Soonothercustomerswantedthem,too.Fromthenon,thechipsbecamemoreandmorepopular.
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Flu,orinfluenza,isacommonillnessthatmakesyoufeelverytiredandweak,andmakesyoucoughandhaveafever.Butrecentlywefindanewkindfluc 72 H1N1influenzaA. Wefindourselvesinthedarkabouttheterriblefluvirus.Isitquited 73 fromacommonflu?
Theanswerisno,becauseitseemss 74 toregularhumanfluwithafever,coughandaheadache.Theanswerisy 75 ,becauseithascausedatleast64d 76 aroundtheworld.AndtheWorldHealthOrganizationhasconfirmed(确诊)about6,500cases.
Thefluvirusfirstappearedinpigsorswines.WHOsaysthevirusisbeingspreadfromhuman-to-human,notfromcontactwithinfected(感染的)pigs.Scientiststrytoknowclearlyhowitjumpedtohumans.Thestepsareaimedatstoppingfurtherspreadofthevirus.
Porkimportsaren’ta 77 fromtheareaswhichhaveswineflu.Thoughexpertssaidswinefluisnotconnectedwithpigsandnotspreadbye 78 pork.
SofargroupsofillnessesseemrelatedtoMexicantravel.Forexample,somestudentsinNewYorkfelli 79 fromanspringoutinginMexico.Fluvirusescanbespreadbytouching(触摸)yourmouthornosew 80 unwashedhands.Swineflucanbetreated,butsomanyconfirmedcasess 81 thatwehadbettertakeearlynotice,incaseitwouldbetoolate.
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Theearthisourhome;wemusttakecareofit.Thismeansthatk67 theland,airandwatercleanisnecessaryandimportant.However,pollutionisbeginningtothreaten(威胁)ourhealth,orhappinessandourlife--weseeit,smellit,tasteitandd 68 it.
Menbegantop 69 theearthalongtimeago.Whenlandwasuseduporwaterbecamedirty,menhadtom 70 toanotherplace.Atfirst,thereweren’tsom 71 peoplethenandtheirwantswerefewer.Allthedirtythingscouldbeabsorbedbynature.Butnowthisisnol 72 true.Theincreaseofpopulationandthedevelopmentofindustryhavechangedthat.Menares 73 pollutinghisenvironment.
L 74 ,millionsofpeoplehaverealizedthedangerofpollution.Largen 75 ofpeoplearenowworkinghardtoprotectourenvironment.Everyoneshoulddotheirb 76 tomakeourenvironmentbetterandbetter.
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Advertisementsareeverywhere!
They’reontheradioandTV,inthenewspapersandmagazines,andonbuses,andb 67 .They’reonwebsitesandmobilephones.Companiesgivetheirproductstofilmstars,popstarsandsportsstarstou 68 sothatfanswillbuytheminordertocopythestars.
Advertisementshavebecomesocommonthattheyaren’tw 69 anymore.Wedon’tlikeadvertisements.Sowetrynottoseethem.Weturno 70 theadvertisementsonourcomputers.
WerefusetowatchthemonTV,orreadtheminmagazines.W
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