必修三 unit1 festivals around the world 基础巩固练习精选 包括单词拼写语法填空 改错练习完形填空等.docVIP

高一英语必修三 unit 1 Festivals around the world 基础巩固练习 第一部分：单词拼写 一．.单词拼写 1．He traveled around the country g________ facts about folk songs. 2．The man said he would rather s________ than betray for food. 3．The o________of the custom is unknown. 4．We have g________ rich experience in these years. 5．Our school a_________Tom for his good work. 6．She looked sad，hopeless of the ________ (到来)of her friend. 7．You may not like him，but you have got to __________(钦佩)his bravery 8．How will you ___________(庆祝)the coming New Year? 9．It is hoped that food and ___________(衣服)should be sent to the poor areas. 10．These two countries had three ___________(宗教上的) wars in twenty years. 11．My mother often_____________(提醒)me to study hard. 12．You cant take photographs here without___________(许可)． 13．___________(显然)，the students are not interested in the subject. 14.Great changes _______________ (发生) in our hometown during the past ten years. 第二部分：语法填空 1. At that time people would starve if food was difficult to find, _____________ (especial) during the cold winter months. 2. Some festivals are held___________ (honor) the dead or to satisfy the ancestors, ___________ might return either to help or to do harm. 3. For the Japanese festival Obon, people should go to clean graves and light incense __________ memory of their ancestors 4. On Halloween, children might play a trick ______those who don’t give them any sweets. 5. In the USA, Columbus Day is in memory of the _______ (arrive) of Christopher Columbus in the New World. 6. Halloween is now a children’s festival, _________ they can dress up and go to their neighbours’ homes to ask for sweets. 7. India has a _________ (nation) festival on October to honor Mohandas Gandhi, the leader who helped gain India’s ___________ ( independent) from Britain. 8. The most _________ (energy) and important festivals are the ones that look forward to the end of winter and to the coming of spring. 9. In European countries, on Harvest and Thanksgiv