外研版（2019）选择性必修 第三册Unit 3 War and peace-Day Landings 词汇语法填空（含答案）
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Unit 3 War and peace
The D-DAY LANDINGS (P26-27)
By spring 1944, the Second World War had been raging across the globe for about
five years.But along the south coast of England, something unusual was happening:
Allied troops 1._________(make) up mainly of British, Canadian and American
soldiers were gathering 2.___ large numbers. This marked one of the final
______(stage) of a top-secret operation 4._____ had been months, perhaps years,in
the planning.Code-named “Operation Overlord”, it was the largest 5._________(combine) sea, air and land operation in history, the aim being to free North-west Europe from German occupation. After 6._________(wait) for the perfect combination of weather, moon and tides, the date for the start of Operation Overlord 7.________(set) for 6 June.
An order 8._________(issue) by Supreme Allied Commander General
Eisenhower to the troops read:“Your task will not be9. ___ easy one. Your enemy is well trained, well 10.________(equip) and battle-hardened... But this is the year 1944... The tide has turned! The free men of the world are marching together to Victory! I have full confidence11. ____ your courage, 12._________(devote) to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full Victory!”
With these words13.________(ring) in their ears, Allied soldiers prepared for
14.______ would become known as D-Day. 15._____ dawn on 6 June, thousands landed by parachute behind enemy lines in Northern France. Meanwhile, thousands more were journeying across the English Channel to Normandy, 16.________(protect) by fighter planes in the skies above them. Their objective was clear: to reach the Normandy beaches along about 80 kilometres of French coastline. But even in the depths of war, few could have been prepared 17._____ the violence and horror18. ______they would experience there.
The fiercest fighting was at Omaha Beach. The enemy were hiding, ready to
attack the Allied soldiers even19. ________ they reached land. Boats 20._______(hit)
and men drowned, while those 21.______ did make 22.____ to the beach faced heavy
machine gunfire. By mid-morning, hundreds lay dead in the water and amongst the
tanks on the beach. One soldier recalled how he barely made it with bombs
_________(fall) all around him: “I was the first one out. The seventh man was the
next one to get across the beach without24.__________(hit) . All the ones in between were hit. Two were killed; three were injured. That’s 25._____ lucky you had to be.”
But, despite the high cost in human life, the D-Day landings were____ success and were seen widely 26.____ the beginning of the end of the Second World War. By the end of August 1944, the Allies27. __________(reach) the River Seine, Paris
______________(liberate) and the Germans had been removed from North-west
France. The Allied forces then prepared to enter Germany, 29._______ they would meet up with the Soviet military moving in from the east.
Seventy years later, men 30.________ had fought on D-Day gathered on both sides of the English Channel, 31._______ people were coming together for memorial ceremonies. As part of this solemn and moving occasion, a former soldier read out 32.____ the crowd these lines from the poem For the Fallen, by Laurence Binyon:
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
33.__________(survive) of the D-Day landings continue to meet 34.___________(remember) the fellow soldiers and friends 35______they lost that day. 36._________ each year they are fewer in number, their outstanding acts of courage mean 37.______ we will always remember them – as well as those 38.______ lost their lives on the beaches of northern France.
重点词汇：
rage /re d /n. 盛怒，狂怒；v. 发脾气，大怒
globe /ɡlo b/n. 地球，世界
global / ɡlo bl/adj. 全球的，全世界的
allied / la d/adj. 结盟的
troops /tru ps/n. [军]部队
make up / me k p/组成；补足；化妆；编造
gather / ɡ r/v. 聚集，召集
operation / ɑ p re ( )n/n. 运作，实施；操作；手术；（有组织的）活动；军事行动
free...from...免除
occupation / ɑ kju pe n/n. 工作，职业；（尤指军队的）占领，控制
tide /ta d/n. 潮汐；潮水；潮流，趋势
issue v. 发表，颁布；分发
task/t sk/n. （尤指困难的或必须定期做的）工作，任务
equip / kw p/v. 装备，配备
march /mɑ rt /v. 齐步走，行军；快步走
victory / v kt ri/n. 胜利，成功，获胜
confidence / kɑ nf d ns/n. 自信，信心
at dawn / t d n/拂晓；天一亮
parachute / p r u t/n. 降落伞
objective / b d ekt v/n. 目的，目标
depth /depθ/n. 深度，纵深
violence / va l ns/n. 暴力，暴行
horror / h r r/n. 震惊，恐惧
fiercest / f rs st/（尤指人或动物）凶猛的
drown /dra n/v. （声音）压过，盖过；沉浸于，淹没于；（使）淹死
recall /r k l/v. 记起，回想起；使想起，使想到
barely / berli/adv. 勉强才能；几乎不
liberate / l b re t/v. 解放，解救
remove...from...移除
meet up with /mi t p w /偶遇；碰面
military / m l teri/adj. 军事的，军队的
Fought /f t/v. 战斗；打架（fight 的过去分词）
memory / mem ri/n. 记忆力，记性
memorize / mem ra z/v. 记住，熟记
memorial/m m ri l/adj. 纪念的，追悼的；记忆的
ceremony / ser mo ni/n. 仪式，典礼；礼节，礼仪，客套
solemn / sɑ l m/adj. 表情严肃的，庄严的
occasion / ke n/n. （某事发生的）时刻，时候
occasionally / ke n li/adv. 偶然，偶尔
former / f rm r/adj. 旧时的；以前的
Survivor /s r va v r/n. （灾难性事故中的）幸存者，生还者
outstanding /a t st nd /adj. 杰出的，优秀的
make it 获得成功，成功到达
channel n．海峡；频道
参考答案：1.made 2.in 3.stages 4.that 5.combined 6.waiting 7.was set 8.issued 9.an 10.equipped 11.in 12.devotion 13.ringing 14.what 15.At 16.protected 17.for 18.that/\ 19.before 20.were hit 21.who 22.it 23.how 24.falling 25.being hit 26.a 27.as 28.had reached 29.was liberated 30.where 31.who 32.where 33.survivors 34.to remember 35.that /\36 Although37. that 38.who
The D-DAY LANDINGS (P26-27)
By spring 1944, the Second World War had been raging across the globe for about
five years.But along the south coast of England, something unusual was happening:
Allied troops 1._________(make) up mainly of British, Canadian and American
soldiers were gathering 2.___ large numbers. This marked one of the final
______(stage) of a top-secret operation 4._____ had been months, perhaps years,in
the planning.Code-named “Operation Overlord”, it was the largest 5._________(combine) sea, air and land operation in history, the aim being to free North-west Europe from German occupation. After 6._________(wait) for the perfect combination of weather, moon and tides, the date for the start of Operation Overlord 7.________(set) for 6 June.
An order 8._________(issue) by Supreme Allied Commander General
Eisenhower to the troops read:“Your task will not be9. ___ easy one. Your enemy is well trained, well 10.________(equip) and battle-hardened... But this is the year 1944... The tide has turned! The free men of the world are marching together to Victory! I have full confidence11. ____ your courage, 12._________(devote) to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full Victory!”
With these words13.________(ring) in their ears, Allied soldiers prepared for
14.______ would become known as D-Day. 15._____ dawn on 6 June, thousands landed by parachute behind enemy lines in Northern France. Meanwhile, thousands more were journeying across the English Channel to Normandy, 16.________(protect) by fighter planes in the skies above them. Their objective was clear: to reach the Normandy beaches along about 80 kilometres of French coastline. But even in the depths of war, few could have been prepared 17._____ the violence and horror18. ______they would experience there.
The fiercest fighting was at Omaha Beach. The enemy were hiding, ready to
attack the Allied soldiers even19. ________ they reached land. Boats 20._______(hit)
and men drowned, while those 21.______ did make 22.____ to the beach faced heavy
machine gunfire. By mid-morning, hundreds lay dead in the water and amongst the
tanks on the beach. One soldier recalled how he barely made it with bombs
_________(fall) all around him: “I was the first one out. The seventh man was the
next one to get across the beach without24.__________(hit) . All the ones in between were hit. Two were killed; three were injured. That’s 25._____ lucky you had to be.”
But, despite the high cost in human life, the D-Day landings were____ success and were seen widely 26.____ the beginning of the end of the Second World War. By the end of August 1944, the Allies27. __________(reach) the River Seine, Paris
______________(liberate) and the Germans had been removed from North-west
France. The Allied forces then prepared to enter Germany, 29._______ they would meet up with the Soviet military moving in from the east.
Seventy years later, men 30.________ had fought on D-Day gathered on both sides of the English Channel, 31._______ people were coming together for memorial ceremonies. As part of this solemn and moving occasion, a former soldier read out 32.____ the crowd these lines from the poem For the Fallen, by Laurence Binyon:
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
33.__________(survive) of the D-Day landings continue to meet 34.___________(remember) the fellow soldiers and friends 35______they lost that day. 36._________ each year they are fewer in number, their outstanding acts of courage mean 37.______ we will always remember them – as well as those 38.______ lost their lives on the beaches of northern France.
重点词汇：
rage /re d /n. 盛怒，狂怒；v. 发脾气，大怒
globe /ɡlo b/n. 地球，世界
global / ɡlo bl/adj. 全球的，全世界的
allied / la d/adj. 结盟的
troops /tru ps/n. [军]部队
make up / me k p/组成；补足；化妆；编造
gather / ɡ r/v. 聚集，召集
operation / ɑ p re ( )n/n. 运作，实施；操作；手术；（有组织的）活动；军事行动
free...from...免除
occupation / ɑ kju pe n/n. 工作，职业；（尤指军队的）占领，控制
tide /ta d/n. 潮汐；潮水；潮流，趋势
issue v. 发表，颁布；分发
task/t sk/n. （尤指困难的或必须定期做的）工作，任务
equip / kw p/v. 装备，配备
march /mɑ rt /v. 齐步走，行军；快步走
victory / v kt ri/n. 胜利，成功，获胜
confidence / kɑ nf d ns/n. 自信，信心
at dawn / t d n/拂晓；天一亮
parachute / p r u t/n. 降落伞
objective / b d ekt v/n. 目的，目标
depth /depθ/n. 深度，纵深
violence / va l ns/n. 暴力，暴行
horror / h r r/n. 震惊，恐惧
fiercest / f rs st/（尤指人或动物）凶猛的
drown /dra n/v. （声音）压过，盖过；沉浸于，淹没于；（使）淹死
recall /r k l/v. 记起，回想起；使想起，使想到
barely / berli/adv. 勉强才能；几乎不
liberate / l b re t/v. 解放，解救
remove...from...移除
meet up with /mi t p w /偶遇；碰面
military / m l teri/adj. 军事的，军队的
Fought /f t/v. 战斗；打架（fight 的过去分词）
memory / mem ri/n. 记忆力，记性
memorize / mem ra z/v. 记住，熟记
memorial/m m ri l/adj. 纪念的，追悼的；记忆的
ceremony / ser mo ni/n. 仪式，典礼；礼节，礼仪，客套
solemn / sɑ l m/adj. 表情严肃的，庄严的
occasion / ke n/n. （某事发生的）时刻，时候
occasionally / ke n li/adv. 偶然，偶尔
former / f rm r/adj. 旧时的；以前的
Survivor /s r va v r/n. （灾难性事故中的）幸存者，生还者
outstanding /a t st nd /adj. 杰出的，优秀的
make it 获得成功，成功到达
channel n．海峡；频道
参考答案：1.made 2.in 3.stages 4.that 5.combined 6.waiting 7.was set 8.issued 9.an 10.equipped 11.in 12.devotion 13.ringing 14.what 15.At 16.protected 17.for 18.that/\ 19.before 20.were hit 21.who 22.it 23.how 24.falling 25.being hit 26.a 27.as 28.had reached 29.was liberated 30.where 31.who 32.where 33.survivors 34.to remember 35.that /\36 Although37. that 38.who