2024届高考英语复习：圣诞节语法填空+读后续写课件(共22张PPT)
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Santa Claus
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Santa Claus is someone who will remain in the hearts of children forever. He is the make-believe person 1. ______ brings toys and other gifts to children at Christmas. To grown-ups, he is a special symbol of good will and 2. ______(self) giving.
Santa Claus also has some other 3. ______(name), like Saint(圣徒) Nicholas, Kris Kringle and Pelznickel.
The Santa Claus we talk about in the United States flies from his home at the North Pole on Christmas Eve to bring toys and gifts to children. The happy, white-bearded man 4. ______(dress) in red.
He usually flies on a sleigh(雪橇) led by his reindeer. Santa enters each home through the chimney(烟囱) and fills children’s stockings 5. ______ toys and gifts.
Santa Claus is believed to have come from the story of St. Nicholas. He was a 4th-century clergy(牧师) in the Mediterranean port city of Myra, part of modern-day Turkey. It is said that St. Nicholas gave away all his wealth 6. ______(help) the poor and the sick. History.com says St. Nicholas became 7. ______(know) as the protector of children and sailors. It adds that he was the 8. ______(popular) saint in Europe.
In 9. ______ 18th century, Dutch immigrants brought the story of Saint Nikolaas and the tradition of gift-giving to New York City. The Dutch said his name very 10. ______(rapid). It sounded like “Sinterklaas.” When English speakers said this word, it sounded like Santa Claus.
Santa Claus is someone who will remain in the hearts of children forever. He is the make-believe person 1. ______ brings toys and other gifts to children at Christmas.
1.who/that
圣诞老人永远活在孩子们的心中。他是圣诞节给孩子们送玩具和其他礼物的虚构人物。
To grown-ups, he is a special symbol of good will and 2. ______(self) giving.
2.selfless/unselfish
对成年人来说，他是善良和无私奉献的特殊象征。
Santa Claus also has some other 3. ______(name), like Saint(圣徒) Nicholas, Kris Kringle and Pelznickel.
3.names
圣诞老人还有其他一些名字，如圣尼古拉斯、克里斯·克林格和佩尔兹尼克。
The Santa Claus we talk about in the United States flies from his home at the North Pole on Christmas Eve to bring toys and gifts to children. The happy, white-bearded man 4. ______(dress) in red.
4.dresses/is dressed
我们在美国谈论的圣诞老人在圣诞前夜从北极的家中飞来，给孩子们带来玩具和礼物。这位快乐的、长着白胡子的老人穿着红色衣服，通常乘坐由驯鹿拉着的雪橇飞行。
He usually flies on a sleigh(雪橇) led by his reindeer. Santa enters each home through the chimney(烟囱) and fills children’s stockings 5. ______ toys and gifts.
5.with
圣诞老人通过烟囱进入每个家庭，把玩具和礼物装满孩子们的长筒袜。
Santa Claus is believed to have come from the story of St. Nicholas.
圣诞老人被认为是来自圣尼古拉斯的故事。
He was a 4th-century clergy(牧师) in the Mediterranean port city of Myra, part of modern-day Turkey.
他是 4 世纪在地中海港口城市米拉的神职人员，现在是土耳其的一部分。
It is said that St. Nicholas gave away all his wealth 6. ______(help) the poor and the sick.
6.to help
据说圣尼古拉斯把他所有的财产都捐出来帮助穷人和病人。
History.com says St. Nicholas became 7. ______(know) as the protector of children and sailors.
7.known
History.com 表示，圣尼古拉斯成为了儿童和水手的保护者。
It adds that he was the 8. ______(popular) saint in Europe.
8.most popular
该网站还补充说，他是欧洲最受欢迎的圣人。
In 9. ______ 18th century, Dutch immigrants brought the story of Saint Nikolaas and the tradition of gift-giving to New York City.
9. the
18 世纪，荷兰移民将圣尼古拉和赠送礼物的传统带到了纽约市。
The Dutch said his name very 10. ______(rapid).
10.rapidly
荷兰人说得很快，
It sounded like “Sinterklaas.” When English speakers said this word, it sounded like Santa Claus.
他的名字听起来像“Sinterklaas”。当英国人说这个词时，听起来像圣诞老人。
读后续写练习
Every kid in my neighborhood knew about the Christmas Witch. She was an elderly woman who left her Christmas decorations up all year long: a twinkling tree in the living room, a plastic wreath (花环) on the front door, and....
I was told the decorations were meant to get kids closer to the house so the Christmas Witch could take them. I promised myself I would never go near that place. But when I turned fourteen, I got a newspaper route and discovered I'd have to deliver papers to the Christmas Witch. But my mother just advised me not to worry.
My first day of delivery was a dark, freezing March morning. The sky was just turning pink as I approached the last house on my route...that of the Christmas Witch. I tiptoed up the porch steps and placed the newspaper by the door. Then I quickly turned around. And just then I slipped, and fell down the stairs. I sprained my ankle, unable to walk.
The light was on. The door opened. Someone came out. It was the Christmas Witch.
“Dear me,” said she. “Are you all right ” Speechless, I pointed at my ankle.
“Come in; make sure you’re okay.” She smiled, not a wicked-witch smile, but a nice smile, like she was concerned. I had no choice. Holding her hand, I got into her house and was placed in a chair. “Relax.” She hurried into the kitchen and returned a moment later, handing me a cup of hot tea. “I call your parents.” she said.
I told her my mother’s number as she dialed. She got through, told my mother everything and turned, “Your mother will be here shortly.” “Thank you, Mrs. Wright.” “You’re welcome.” She sat down across from me, smiling. “You don't have to call me Mrs. Wright; you can call me Christmas Witch.”
I was a bit embarrassed. “It's alright.” She smiled. “I hear what people say. It doesn't matter.” “You do have lots of decorations,” I said. “I think it’s pretty,” she replied. I said, “People think it’s... weird.” “They don't understand why I leave up my decorations,” she responded.
Like most teenagers, I just blurted out the next question. “Why ”
Paragraph 1: “It was because of my son, Anthony, who died in the war,” said Mrs. Wright.
Paragraph 2:The doorbell rang and my mother arrived.
“It was because of my son, Anthony, who died in the war,”said Mrs. Wright. “Anthony was scheduled to come home before Christmas. He called me on New Year’s Eve, telling me to leave up the Christmas decorations. But three days later, Anthony was killed in a helicopter crash. My boy never made it back home. And even though I know it doesn’t change anything, I won’t take down those decorations, even after all these years.”Mrs. Wright wasn’t a witch. She was a sad, isolated mother struggling with a terrible loss.
The doorbell rang and my mother arrived. Accompanied by my mother, I went home. My sprained ankle healed quickly. Since then, whenever I delivered newspapers to Mrs. Wright, she smiled, saying how much she enjoyed my visit. Funny, I didn’t think of her as the Christmas Witch anymore. Several years later, Mrs. Wright had passed away. After all these years, that experience has always helped me remember that ageless lesson: Be a little less judgmental and a bit more understanding toward others.
A Christmas story
Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker had just been handed the keys to their new Manhattan apartment on 22nd Street when they were told something curious: “Just as you know, there’re letters addressed to Santa coming to the apartment. The previous tenants（租户）received the letters too. It had been coming for years and no one knows why. ”
Glaub and Parker settled in to their new home, and for the first twoyears only a few letters flew in from kids or parents asking “Santa” for gifts they could not otherwise afford: toys, coats, a doll. Glaub, of course, is not Santa. He runs a Broadway marketing company.
He and Parker managed to make both ends meet. Then in the months leading to Christmas 2021, their mailbox was flooded. Every day, they’d open it to find it filled with letters to Santa. They responded to as many as they could, writing notes, even buying gifts.
But they could do only so much. The letters coming in were far more than they could deal with so there was always a pile of letters in the corner of their dining room.
One night, when Glaub and Parker held a Christmas party, a solutionappeared. One of their guests noticed the hundreds of letters they’d yet to act upon and asked about them. And some guests even read the letters and knew about the stories behind them, making them hold back tears due to the unlucky kids and their miserable parents.
Glaub told them the story and his guests were interested. A lot ofpeople were like “I’ll take a letter. I’ll fulfill it. ” That‘s when Glaub and Parker realized they didn’t have to fulfill all these wishes themselves. “People want to help.” And there was a miracle born on 22nd Street, where a community-based volunteer organization that responds to children's letters to Santa withgreetings and gifts was established.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 开头已给出。
Paragraph 1:To spread the kindness, they started a website and a Facebook page.
Paragraph2:The good deed was advocated by many media.
To spread the kindness, they started a website and a Facebook page.Working with other non-profit organizations that help those in need, they invited families from around the country to go online and request gifts for their children. On the other hand, donors, also known as “elves (精灵)”, an sign up to buy gifts for a child or a family. However, there was a special request: a child suffering from an incurable disease dreamed of being a firefighter. Having heard the story, the local fire department acted as the elf, providing a one-day firefighter experience for the kid.
The good deed was advocated by many media. Actually, what they didmade a considerable difference to many families especially for those who suffered from some misfortunes and waited for some miracles, thus making the public pay close attention to it. Besides, they appealed to citizens to join in the campaign and helped some unfortunate kids to realize their dreams. For the following years, on the Christmas, the people who received the letter acted as Santa, which meant a lot to families living in despair.
阅读下列短文，并在空白处填入1个适当单词或所给单词的正确形式。
A digital replica（复制品）of the world's first-ever text message is set to go under the hammer, where it is expected tofetch more than 150,000 pounds ($200,000).
“Merry Christmas,” was the message 1. ______ (send) by engineer Neil Papworth on December 3, 1992, in Newbury, Berkshire, to Richard Jarvis. Papworth, then a 22-year-old test engineer, 2. _______ (work) on the Short Message Service (SMS) for Vodafone, which was his client（客户）.
The next year, Nokia introduced the SMS feature.
A virtual replica of his "Merry Christmas" text message, anon-fungible token (NFT)（非同质化代币）, will be up forauction（拍卖）thanks 3. _______ Vodafone. It can be bought in cryptocurrency（数字加密货币）online.
The highest bid for the world’s first-ever text message will be awarded complete rights to the message, including a digital file containing information on the 4. _______ (send) and the recipient（收件人）.
The auction will be held at Aguttes Auction House in France on December 21, 2021. The sales proceeds will 5. ________ (donate) to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRA)（联合国难民署）, according to Vodafone.
“First” is always 6. _______ history and a memory,Maximilien Aguttes, a representative of the French auction house（拍卖行）said that the first printed book, the first phone call, the firstemail – all these inventions 7. ________ (change) people’s lives and communication in the world.
“This 8. _______ (one) text message received in 1992 is a historic testament to human and technological progress – we are delighted to be able 9. ________ (support) the sale of this landmark piece of history for this cause,” added Aguttes.
According to the Daily Mail, it expects to gather bidders（竞标者）from around the world for a sale 10. _______ could fetch up to 170,000 pounds.
语法填空答案解析：
1. sent 考察非谓语动词，“圣诞快乐”是工程师尼尔·帕沃斯于1992年12月3日在伯克郡纽伯里发给理查德·贾维斯的一条短信，对于send的逻辑主语the massage而言是被动，故使用过去分词表被动。
2. was working 考察过去进行时，帕普沃斯当时正在为沃达丰(Vodafone)开发短信服务(SMS)，be+v-ing。
3. to 考察介词，thanks to多亏，幸亏，多亏了沃达丰，他的“圣诞快乐”短信的虚拟副本将以NFT（非同质化代币）形式被拍卖。
4. sender 考察名词，sender意为“发件人，邮寄人”符合题意表达，指包括一个包含发件人和收件人信息的数字文件。
5. be donated 考察将来时态被动语态，“沃达丰称，拍卖所得将捐赠给联合国难民署(UNRA)”，此处应为被动结构，be+done。
6. both 考察代词，both为两者都，“第一”既是历史，也是记忆，符合题意。
7. have changed 考察现在完成时，“所有这些发明改变了世界上人们的生活和交流”。
8. first 考察序数词，“1992年收到的第一条短信是人类和技术进步的历史性证明”。
9. to support 考察固定短语搭配，be able to dosth. “我们很高兴能够为这一事业中里程碑式的纪念品承办拍卖会”.
10. which 考察关系代词，先行词为sale为物，故用关系代词which。
语法填空
Santa Claus
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Santa Claus is someone who will remain in the hearts of children forever. He is the make-believe person 1. ______ brings toys and other gifts to children at Christmas. To grown-ups, he is a special symbol of good will and 2. ______(self) giving.
Santa Claus also has some other 3. ______(name), like Saint(圣徒) Nicholas, Kris Kringle and Pelznickel.
The Santa Claus we talk about in the United States flies from his home at the North Pole on Christmas Eve to bring toys and gifts to children. The happy, white-bearded man 4. ______(dress) in red.
He usually flies on a sleigh(雪橇) led by his reindeer. Santa enters each home through the chimney(烟囱) and fills children’s stockings 5. ______ toys and gifts.
Santa Claus is believed to have come from the story of St. Nicholas. He was a 4th-century clergy(牧师) in the Mediterranean port city of Myra, part of modern-day Turkey. It is said that St. Nicholas gave away all his wealth 6. ______(help) the poor and the sick. History.com says St. Nicholas became 7. ______(know) as the protector of children and sailors. It adds that he was the 8. ______(popular) saint in Europe.
In 9. ______ 18th century, Dutch immigrants brought the story of Saint Nikolaas and the tradition of gift-giving to New York City. The Dutch said his name very 10. ______(rapid). It sounded like “Sinterklaas.” When English speakers said this word, it sounded like Santa Claus.
Santa Claus is someone who will remain in the hearts of children forever. He is the make-believe person 1. ______ brings toys and other gifts to children at Christmas.
1.who/that
圣诞老人永远活在孩子们的心中。他是圣诞节给孩子们送玩具和其他礼物的虚构人物。
To grown-ups, he is a special symbol of good will and 2. ______(self) giving.
2.selfless/unselfish
对成年人来说，他是善良和无私奉献的特殊象征。
Santa Claus also has some other 3. ______(name), like Saint(圣徒) Nicholas, Kris Kringle and Pelznickel.
3.names
圣诞老人还有其他一些名字，如圣尼古拉斯、克里斯·克林格和佩尔兹尼克。
The Santa Claus we talk about in the United States flies from his home at the North Pole on Christmas Eve to bring toys and gifts to children. The happy, white-bearded man 4. ______(dress) in red.
4.dresses/is dressed
我们在美国谈论的圣诞老人在圣诞前夜从北极的家中飞来，给孩子们带来玩具和礼物。这位快乐的、长着白胡子的老人穿着红色衣服，通常乘坐由驯鹿拉着的雪橇飞行。
He usually flies on a sleigh(雪橇) led by his reindeer. Santa enters each home through the chimney(烟囱) and fills children’s stockings 5. ______ toys and gifts.
5.with
圣诞老人通过烟囱进入每个家庭，把玩具和礼物装满孩子们的长筒袜。
Santa Claus is believed to have come from the story of St. Nicholas.
圣诞老人被认为是来自圣尼古拉斯的故事。
He was a 4th-century clergy(牧师) in the Mediterranean port city of Myra, part of modern-day Turkey.
他是 4 世纪在地中海港口城市米拉的神职人员，现在是土耳其的一部分。
It is said that St. Nicholas gave away all his wealth 6. ______(help) the poor and the sick.
6.to help
据说圣尼古拉斯把他所有的财产都捐出来帮助穷人和病人。
History.com says St. Nicholas became 7. ______(know) as the protector of children and sailors.
7.known
History.com 表示，圣尼古拉斯成为了儿童和水手的保护者。
It adds that he was the 8. ______(popular) saint in Europe.
8.most popular
该网站还补充说，他是欧洲最受欢迎的圣人。
In 9. ______ 18th century, Dutch immigrants brought the story of Saint Nikolaas and the tradition of gift-giving to New York City.
9. the
18 世纪，荷兰移民将圣尼古拉和赠送礼物的传统带到了纽约市。
The Dutch said his name very 10. ______(rapid).
10.rapidly
荷兰人说得很快，
It sounded like “Sinterklaas.” When English speakers said this word, it sounded like Santa Claus.
他的名字听起来像“Sinterklaas”。当英国人说这个词时，听起来像圣诞老人。
读后续写练习
Every kid in my neighborhood knew about the Christmas Witch. She was an elderly woman who left her Christmas decorations up all year long: a twinkling tree in the living room, a plastic wreath (花环) on the front door, and....
I was told the decorations were meant to get kids closer to the house so the Christmas Witch could take them. I promised myself I would never go near that place. But when I turned fourteen, I got a newspaper route and discovered I'd have to deliver papers to the Christmas Witch. But my mother just advised me not to worry.
My first day of delivery was a dark, freezing March morning. The sky was just turning pink as I approached the last house on my route...that of the Christmas Witch. I tiptoed up the porch steps and placed the newspaper by the door. Then I quickly turned around. And just then I slipped, and fell down the stairs. I sprained my ankle, unable to walk.
The light was on. The door opened. Someone came out. It was the Christmas Witch.
“Dear me,” said she. “Are you all right ” Speechless, I pointed at my ankle.
“Come in; make sure you’re okay.” She smiled, not a wicked-witch smile, but a nice smile, like she was concerned. I had no choice. Holding her hand, I got into her house and was placed in a chair. “Relax.” She hurried into the kitchen and returned a moment later, handing me a cup of hot tea. “I call your parents.” she said.
I told her my mother’s number as she dialed. She got through, told my mother everything and turned, “Your mother will be here shortly.” “Thank you, Mrs. Wright.” “You’re welcome.” She sat down across from me, smiling. “You don't have to call me Mrs. Wright; you can call me Christmas Witch.”
I was a bit embarrassed. “It's alright.” She smiled. “I hear what people say. It doesn't matter.” “You do have lots of decorations,” I said. “I think it’s pretty,” she replied. I said, “People think it’s... weird.” “They don't understand why I leave up my decorations,” she responded.
Like most teenagers, I just blurted out the next question. “Why ”
Paragraph 1: “It was because of my son, Anthony, who died in the war,” said Mrs. Wright.
Paragraph 2:The doorbell rang and my mother arrived.
“It was because of my son, Anthony, who died in the war,”said Mrs. Wright. “Anthony was scheduled to come home before Christmas. He called me on New Year’s Eve, telling me to leave up the Christmas decorations. But three days later, Anthony was killed in a helicopter crash. My boy never made it back home. And even though I know it doesn’t change anything, I won’t take down those decorations, even after all these years.”Mrs. Wright wasn’t a witch. She was a sad, isolated mother struggling with a terrible loss.
The doorbell rang and my mother arrived. Accompanied by my mother, I went home. My sprained ankle healed quickly. Since then, whenever I delivered newspapers to Mrs. Wright, she smiled, saying how much she enjoyed my visit. Funny, I didn’t think of her as the Christmas Witch anymore. Several years later, Mrs. Wright had passed away. After all these years, that experience has always helped me remember that ageless lesson: Be a little less judgmental and a bit more understanding toward others.
A Christmas story
Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker had just been handed the keys to their new Manhattan apartment on 22nd Street when they were told something curious: “Just as you know, there’re letters addressed to Santa coming to the apartment. The previous tenants（租户）received the letters too. It had been coming for years and no one knows why. ”
Glaub and Parker settled in to their new home, and for the first twoyears only a few letters flew in from kids or parents asking “Santa” for gifts they could not otherwise afford: toys, coats, a doll. Glaub, of course, is not Santa. He runs a Broadway marketing company.
He and Parker managed to make both ends meet. Then in the months leading to Christmas 2021, their mailbox was flooded. Every day, they’d open it to find it filled with letters to Santa. They responded to as many as they could, writing notes, even buying gifts.
But they could do only so much. The letters coming in were far more than they could deal with so there was always a pile of letters in the corner of their dining room.
One night, when Glaub and Parker held a Christmas party, a solutionappeared. One of their guests noticed the hundreds of letters they’d yet to act upon and asked about them. And some guests even read the letters and knew about the stories behind them, making them hold back tears due to the unlucky kids and their miserable parents.
Glaub told them the story and his guests were interested. A lot ofpeople were like “I’ll take a letter. I’ll fulfill it. ” That‘s when Glaub and Parker realized they didn’t have to fulfill all these wishes themselves. “People want to help.” And there was a miracle born on 22nd Street, where a community-based volunteer organization that responds to children's letters to Santa withgreetings and gifts was established.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 开头已给出。
Paragraph 1:To spread the kindness, they started a website and a Facebook page.
Paragraph2:The good deed was advocated by many media.
To spread the kindness, they started a website and a Facebook page.Working with other non-profit organizations that help those in need, they invited families from around the country to go online and request gifts for their children. On the other hand, donors, also known as “elves (精灵)”, an sign up to buy gifts for a child or a family. However, there was a special request: a child suffering from an incurable disease dreamed of being a firefighter. Having heard the story, the local fire department acted as the elf, providing a one-day firefighter experience for the kid.
The good deed was advocated by many media. Actually, what they didmade a considerable difference to many families especially for those who suffered from some misfortunes and waited for some miracles, thus making the public pay close attention to it. Besides, they appealed to citizens to join in the campaign and helped some unfortunate kids to realize their dreams. For the following years, on the Christmas, the people who received the letter acted as Santa, which meant a lot to families living in despair.
阅读下列短文，并在空白处填入1个适当单词或所给单词的正确形式。
A digital replica（复制品）of the world's first-ever text message is set to go under the hammer, where it is expected tofetch more than 150,000 pounds ($200,000).
“Merry Christmas,” was the message 1. ______ (send) by engineer Neil Papworth on December 3, 1992, in Newbury, Berkshire, to Richard Jarvis. Papworth, then a 22-year-old test engineer, 2. _______ (work) on the Short Message Service (SMS) for Vodafone, which was his client（客户）.
The next year, Nokia introduced the SMS feature.
A virtual replica of his "Merry Christmas" text message, anon-fungible token (NFT)（非同质化代币）, will be up forauction（拍卖）thanks 3. _______ Vodafone. It can be bought in cryptocurrency（数字加密货币）online.
The highest bid for the world’s first-ever text message will be awarded complete rights to the message, including a digital file containing information on the 4. _______ (send) and the recipient（收件人）.
The auction will be held at Aguttes Auction House in France on December 21, 2021. The sales proceeds will 5. ________ (donate) to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRA)（联合国难民署）, according to Vodafone.
“First” is always 6. _______ history and a memory,Maximilien Aguttes, a representative of the French auction house（拍卖行）said that the first printed book, the first phone call, the firstemail – all these inventions 7. ________ (change) people’s lives and communication in the world.
“This 8. _______ (one) text message received in 1992 is a historic testament to human and technological progress – we are delighted to be able 9. ________ (support) the sale of this landmark piece of history for this cause,” added Aguttes.
According to the Daily Mail, it expects to gather bidders（竞标者）from around the world for a sale 10. _______ could fetch up to 170,000 pounds.
语法填空答案解析：
1. sent 考察非谓语动词，“圣诞快乐”是工程师尼尔·帕沃斯于1992年12月3日在伯克郡纽伯里发给理查德·贾维斯的一条短信，对于send的逻辑主语the massage而言是被动，故使用过去分词表被动。
2. was working 考察过去进行时，帕普沃斯当时正在为沃达丰(Vodafone)开发短信服务(SMS)，be+v-ing。
3. to 考察介词，thanks to多亏，幸亏，多亏了沃达丰，他的“圣诞快乐”短信的虚拟副本将以NFT（非同质化代币）形式被拍卖。
4. sender 考察名词，sender意为“发件人，邮寄人”符合题意表达，指包括一个包含发件人和收件人信息的数字文件。
5. be donated 考察将来时态被动语态，“沃达丰称，拍卖所得将捐赠给联合国难民署(UNRA)”，此处应为被动结构，be+done。
6. both 考察代词，both为两者都，“第一”既是历史，也是记忆，符合题意。
7. have changed 考察现在完成时，“所有这些发明改变了世界上人们的生活和交流”。
8. first 考察序数词，“1992年收到的第一条短信是人类和技术进步的历史性证明”。
9. to support 考察固定短语搭配，be able to dosth. “我们很高兴能够为这一事业中里程碑式的纪念品承办拍卖会”.
10. which 考察关系代词，先行词为sale为物，故用关系代词which。