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語(yǔ)法填空(七)　“無(wú)作業(yè)日”+杰奎琳威爾遜對(duì)寫(xiě)日記的看法 閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~,或填入括號(hào)中所給單詞的正確形式。 A 　　Nowadays, students do a lot of homework every day. They often get tired and annoyed, and even gradually lose interest in study. 1.　　　　(avoid) such problems, a middle school in Shandong Province decided to have a special day called “Homework-free Day”. 　　As the name 2.　　　　(suggest), “Homework-free Day” is a day when students dont have any homework. Instead of regular homework, the teacher will set tasks for students to complete, such as 3.　　　　(cook)a dish, doing art projects, doing sports with families. 　　I still remember a similar experience in my school. The task on that day was to make a plan 4.　　　　 the new term. It was a good opportunity for me to organize my time 5.　　　　 my own way. When I finished making my plan, I had clear goals to achieve during the new term. It really was an interesting and 6.　　　　 (meaning) activity. 　　“Homework-free Day” can not only help us improve our life skills and relationship with family members, but also enrich our life and develop our 7.　　　　(hobby). Moreover, it can also give students more enthusiasm(熱情) for learning. Every student 8.　　　　(need) time to relax and do the things they want to do. I think every school should set up a “Homework-free Day”. Its good for 9.　　　　 teachers and students. It will help 10.　　　　(make) school life more colourful and interesting. 　　I think “Homework-free Day” is a good idea and every school should try it. B 　　Do you keep a diary? If you do, what do you write about? And does 11.　　　　(keep) a diary bring some changes to your life? 　　The National Literacy Trust in the UK studied the writing habits of 32,596 children aged 12.　　　　 8 and 16.It shows that keeping a diary is good for 13.　　　　(children) writing skills. Among kids 14.　　　　 keep a diary, 27.1% write above the expected(預(yù)期的) level for their age. 　　However, keeping a diary doesnt seem to be so popular now. Five years ago, one child in four wrote in a diary, but now the number 15.　　　　(drop) to one in five, according to the study. 　　The famous childrens author Jacqueline Wilson, thought social media might 16.　　　　(be) one reason, because it gives children another place to write. But she also thinks writing a diary has a huge advantage over social media when it comes to expressing innermost(內(nèi)心深處的) thoughts and 17.　　　　(feel). 　　“The point is that diaries are not for sharing”, she told the BBC.“You dont need to care about how many people like it. Its just for you. You can write 18.　　　　 everything you want.” 　　Once you decide to keep a diary, how do you decide what 19.　　　　(write)? 　　According to Wilson, you can write what you really feel about people you love, or people you hate, your hopes and ambitions(抱負(fù)). And if you love sports, you can use the diary to record the 20.　　　　(match) you have watched. 參考答案 A　1.To avoid　2.suggests　3.cooking　4.for　5.in　 6.meaningful　7.hobbies　8.needs　9.both　10.make B　11.keeping　12.between　13.childrens　14.who　 15.has dropped　16.be　17.feelings　18.down 19.to write　20.matches