1 . To avoid getting distracted ______ computer games, students are encouraged to develop different kinds of interests and take more exercise. (用适当的词填空)

2 . Last Sunday, while _____(play) football,he suddenly fell down to the ground, looking in great pain.

3 . Calligraphy (书法) is not only a tool of cultural communication but ________ artistic treasure with shining and extraordinary beauty. (用适当的词填空)

4 . Compared _____ the living room,the bedroom is a more private place for resting and relaxing. (用适当的词填空)

5 . People speak highly of the boy’s bravery and calmness in ______ face of such an emergency. (用适当的词填空)

6 . To build a harmonious society, let us reach out _____our neighbors and fellow citizens in need of a helping hand. (用适当的词填空)

7 . When the students on the playground saw the colorful balloons ________ (float) in the sky, they became excited.

8 . In my opinion, a good major is far ________ (important) than the ranking of the university. To begin with, we go to university to learn, not to show off. (所给词的适当形式填空)

9 . 语法填空

Dr. Richard Fairhurst,     1     author of the book The New Age of Invention, is now     2    ( interview) by the reporter from Between the Pages. In Richard’s opinion, there     3    ( be ) golden ages of invention throughout history and he also mentions the four great     4    (invent) in Ancient China and the great ones in the West. But now most of the new great inventions are tech-based, for example, virtual reality and     5    ( wear) tech.     6    addition, important advances in medicine and environmental science have been made thanks to     7    ( increase) computer power. And an intelligent walking house is capable of     8    ( use) GPS technology to travel to different places. The     9    ( impress) stuff makes the interviewer surprised.     10    inspires Richard to invent things is recognising a problem that needs a solution.

10 . 语法填空

In December 1938 , Winton went to Prague    1       ( aid) people who were escaping    2     the Nazis. Winton saved    3     ( frighten) Jewish children whose lives were    4     danger. He used    5     (donate) funds and his own money to pay the 50 pounds per child that the British government required. During World War II, Winton served    6       an officer and then worked for international charities. Winton lived    7    common life and never mentioned his efforts to save the 669 children.     8    , that all changed in 1988. A forgotten journal     9    ( bring) his actions to public attention. Winton received various    10     ( honour).