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【题目】Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, is a traditional holiday, which 【1】 (observe) each year over 2,000 years in China to honor Qu Yuan, an ancient Chinese patriotic（爱国的）poet. Originating from south China, Dragon Boat Festival enjoys higher【2】popular) in southern areas, such as Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Guangdong Provinces. With a history over 2,000 years, it used to be a day【3】people would use herbs（药草）to drive away diseases. However, the most popular origin is closely related【4】the great poet Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period. Composing masterpieces like Li Sao, he was regarded as one of the greatest【5】poem) in Chinese history. After he was exiled（流放）by the king, he had no alternative but to choose to drown【6】(he) in the river rather than seeing his country conquered by the State of Qin. He died on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, which is【7】people decided to commemorate（纪念）him on that day【8】annual).【9】(remember) his death on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, people celebrate the festival in【10】(vary)ways.

【答案】

【1】is observed

【2】popularity

【3】when

【4】to

【5】poets

【6】himself

【7】why

【8】annually

【9】To remember

【10】various

【解析】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲述了龙舟节，也就是端午节的由来，端午节是为了纪念战国时期伟大的爱国诗人屈原而发源起来的。

【1】考查动词语态。根据“is a traditional holiday”与后文“which ___1___ (observe) each year over 2,000 years in China to honor Qu Yuan”，holiday节日与observe奉行（习俗等）之间是被动关系，所以应该使用被动语态。故填is observed。

【2】考查名词。“Festival enjoys higher___2___popular) in southern areas”分析句子结构，higher为形容词，后面应该用名词。故填popularity。

【3】考查连接词。“it used to be a day___3___people would use herbs（药草）to drive away diseases”，横线前后均为两个完整的句子，先行词为a day 表时间，故应用时间连接词引导时间状语从句。故填when。

【4】考查介词。“most popular origin is closely related___4___the great poet Qu Yuan”，relate to 与…有关，为固定词组，故填to。

【5】考查名词。“Composing masterpieces like Li Sao, he was regarded as one of the greatest___5___poem) in Chinese history”，分析句子，he为句子主语，greatest 为形容词，后面加名词，再由one of,所以应该使用名词复数形式。故填poets。

【6】考查代词。“he had no alternative but to choose to drown___6___(he) in the river”。句子主语为he，drown himself in the river把自己溺死在水中，为固定句式。故填himself。

【7】考查连接词。根据前文“He died on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month”他死在阴历5月5日，“people decided to commemorate（纪念）him on that day”人们决定在那天纪念他，前后两句表示因果关系。故填why。

【8】考查副词。“people decided to commemorate（纪念）him on that day___8___annual)”分析句子，结构完整，不缺少成分，commemorate为动词，因此只能用副词修饰，故填annually。

【9】考查不定式。“___9___(remember) his death on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, people celebrate the festival in___10___(vary)ways”，分析句子，后句为完整的句子，不缺少成分，一句话不能出现两个谓语，所以前句可以用不定式引导，表目的。故填To remember。

【10】考查形容词。“ people celebrate the festival in___10___(vary)ways”，in为介词，ways为名词，所以只能用形容词修饰ways，故填various。

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