5．When and where was it that you were born?

　　6．She had the picture framed and hung (hang) up in her room.

　　7．She speaks in a whisper so as not to wake him up.

　　8．He intended to_get (get) someone to repair his computer.

　　9．The lawyer unearthed some new evidence concerning (concern) the case.

　　10．It was in the bookshop where you had the book that I bought it.

　　Ⅱ.完成句子

　　1．You should fix_your_attention_on_your_study (把你的注意力集中到你的学习上) and pay more attention to your study habit.

　　2．We paid attention to her because she_spoke_in_a_loud_voice (她说话声音很大).

　　3．He is_fed_up_with_his_job (厌倦了自己的工作). He wants to do something different.

　　4．He received a title as_a_reward_for (作为......的奖励) his services to the nation.

　　5．In our country, more and more people show_concern_for (对......表示关心) financial planning.

　　6．No_sooner_had_we_left_the_village (我们刚离开村子) than it began to rain.

　　7．This perfect work makes the audience lost in_astonishment (吃惊地)．

　　8．The letters page serves_as (当作) a useful forum (论坛) for the exchange of readers' views.

　　二、勤练高考题型，多练自能生巧

　　Ⅰ.阅读理解

　　Robert Frost (1874－1963) was the statesman of American letters in the twentieth­century, a rare national poet who was read and respected by both university professors and everyday citizens. In his life, Frost won four Pulitzer Prizes for his works - more than any other poet in American history. His most famous poems include The Road Not Taken, Fire and Ice and Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening. Though he is widely read, Frost is also one of the most misunderstood writers in the United States for the complexity of his poems.

Though born in California, Frost was brought up in New England, where he is inseparably linked. After dropping out of Dartmouth College to seek his literary dream, he remained upset for years, producing collections of works but failing to get enough of them published to make his efforts financially worthwhile. Finally, Frost left the United States in 1912 to see whether his work might be better received in London. It was, and in 1913 his first full collection was published in Great Britain. Fellow American poet Amy Lowell adored Frost's work and brought it back to the United States, publicizing it insistently. Soon afterwards Frost's collections became bestsellers, and he a