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In the middle of Jiangsu province, Yangzhou is an important city in the economic circle of the Yangtze River delta(三角洲). It is m 1. up of three cities of Baoying, Gaoyou, and Yizheng, three districts of Hanjiang, Guangling and Jiangdu. It has an area of 6,638 square kilometers and a population of 4.6 million, i 2. the central area of 1,100 square kilometers with a population of 1.31 million.

Yangzhou is a cultural city with a long history and rich c 3. . It has a long history of about 2,500 years since King Fu Chai of Wu dug Hangou and built Hancheng. There were three g 4. times in the history of Yangzhou. It took shape in the Han Dynasty, developed in the Tang Dynasty and reached its top in the Qing Dynasty. A number of politicians, writers and a 5. such as Li Bai, Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu and Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty all served as officials or went sightseeing there and l 6. many poems describing the beauty of Yangzhou. "Eight eccentrics of Yangzhou", Yangzhou school and Yangzhou opera all enjoy special qualities. In h 7. , Yangzhou was a famous and open city. In the Tang dynasty, it is the biggest city in Southeast China and one of the four ports(港口) that conducted economic and cultural exchanges with other c 8. . Over 10 thousand foreign businessmen lived in Yangzhou then. Master Jianzhen went eastward to Japan to s 9. China’s culture.

Yangzhou is a friendly and beautiful city suitable for people to live in. Such famous well-known sayings as “In this flowery March journeyed south to Yangzhou”, “The green city is Yangzhou”, “Only Yangzhou is suitable for people to l 10. in” give true expression to Yangzhou. In 2006, it was awarded the United Nations Habitat Award, the highest prize in the area of global habitat.

1.made

2.including

3.culture

4.golden

5.artists

6.left

7.history

8.countries

9.spread

10.live

【解析】

试题分析：短文大意：在江苏省中部，扬州是长江三角洲经济圈的重要城市。它是由宝应，高邮，和仪征三个城市组成，分汉江、，广陵、江都三区。它的面积有6638平方公里，人口4600000，包括有1310000人口，1100平方公里的中心区。扬州是一个具有悠久的历史和丰富的文化的城市。在扬州历史上有三个黄金时期。在历史上，扬州是一座著名的开放的城市。扬州最适合人们居住是对扬州的如实描述。2006年，荣获联合国人居奖，在全球生境面积最高奖。

1.句意：它是由宝应，高邮，和仪征三个城市组成，分汉江、，广陵、江都三区。Be made up of由…组成，是一个固定短语，所以填写made。

2.句意：包括有1310000人口，1100平方公里的中心区。根据首字母结合句意可知该填写including。

3.句意：扬州是一个具有悠久的历史和丰富的文化的城市。根据首字母结合句意可知该填写culture。

4.句意：在扬州历史上有三个黄金时期。根据首字母结合下文描述可知该填写golden。

5.句意：许多政治家，作家和艺术家如唐代的李白杜甫，宋代的欧阳秀和苏东坡在那里担任官员或去那里旅游。根据首字母结合所给例子可知该填写artists。

6.句意：写下许多诗描述美丽的扬州。根据历史知识结合首字母可知该填写left 。

7.句意：在历史上，扬州是一座著名的开放的城市。根据首字母及下文描述可知该填写history

8.句意：在唐代，扬州是中国东南部最大的城市，有一个四个港口，与其他国家进行经济、文化交流。根据首字母结合句意可知该填写countries。

9.句意：鉴真大师东渡日本传播中国文化。根据历史知识结合首字母可知该填写spread。

10.句意：扬州最适合人们居住是对扬州的如实描述。根据第三段第一句Yangzhou is a friendly and beautiful city suitable for people to live in.可知该填写live。

考点：短文填空。

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