At the moment,I'm working in London.It's my first experience of 61. (live) in the capital city of the UK.

   I take the tube to work; the London Underground is a great transport network and trains on the underground can get across London much 62. (quick) than buses. However,in the morning it's often very 63. (crowd) on the tube and there 64. (be) delays now and then. At £4 for a single ticket,the tube can be quite expensive. 65. (lucky) , if you have an Oyster card you pay almost half the priee!

   As a capital city,London has loads of great 66. (attract) . Some of them require an entrance fee,but lots of them don t. The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is a well-known event,67. takes place daily at 11:30 am between April and July. You can watch it 68. free,but you need to get there early if you want 69. good view!Most museums in London are free for everyone to enjoy,but donations are welcome. Last week,I 70. (visit) the British Museum. I particularly liked the room filled with old watches and clocks.

61. living�？疾閯釉~-ing形式作賓語的 用法。介詞后需跟動詞-ing形式作 賓語，故填living。

62. quicker�？疾楦痹~的比較級。由 than可知，設空處填quicker。

63. crowded�？疾樾稳菰~作表語的用 法。crowded意為“擁擠的”。

64. are�？疾橹髦^一致。主語為delays , 且由上下文可知此處用一般現(xiàn)在時， 故填are。

65. Luckily�？疾楦痹~。設空處修飾整 個句子，意為“幸運地”，故填 Luckily。

66. attractions�？疾槊~。由 loads of (很多) 可知，設空處應用名詞的復數(shù) 形式，故填 attractions 。

67. which。考查關(guān)系詞。設空處引導非 限制性定語從句修飾event,且在從 句中作主語，故填which。

68. for�？疾榻樵~。for free意為“免 費”。

69. a�？疾椴欢ü谠~。want a good view 意為“想要看清楚”。

70. visited。考查一般過去時。由Last week可知設空處應填visited。

題目來源：2016年英語周報高三新課標 > 第47期 2015-2016高三課標

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