2016高一语填和改错.docxVIP

2016—2017 学年高一英语语法填空和改错专项训练 1 命题及审题人：邹乐铭 Dec 4th2016 US: Let Transgender Students Choose Restroom The United States government says transgender students have a right to use restrooms that agree with their 1. (choose) sexual identity. The Obama administration sent a letter 2. (contain) its guidance to all U.S. public school districts last week. The letter 3. (sign)by Justice and Education department leaders. School district officials also received a statement from Attorney General Loretta Lynch. It said that “there is no room in our schools for discrimination of any kind, including discrimination against transgender students 4. the basis of their sex”. Lynch said the guidance“gives (school) administrators, teachers, and parents 5. tools they need to protect transgender students from peer harassment(骚扰) and to identify and address 6. (fair) school policies.” The letter was sent soon after the Obama administration brought legal 7. (act) against the state of North Carolina. 8. North Carolina has brought a case against the federal government,seeking to keep the law in effect. In March, the state’s legislature approved a bill 9. became law. It requires transgender people to use bathrooms that match their sex at birth rather 10. the gender with which they now identify. Words in This Story Words in This Story transgender – adj. of or relating to people who have a sexual identity that is not clearly male or clearly female school district – n. an area or region containing the schools that a school board is in charge of peer – n. a person who belongs to the same age group or social group as someone else gender – adj. the state of being male or female state-sponsored – adj. supported by a government accord – v. to give (something, such as special treatment or status) to someone or something distress – n. unhappiness or pain; suffering that affects the mind or body Solar Cooker Reduces Smoke Pollution Deaths Solar power technology could