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四、完形填空。〔人与社会——影视艺术与文化价值〕
What do Alice, Harry Potter and Shrek have in common? All are characters in _1_, and all have made the big leap(跳跃) from the printed page to the big screen!
Hollywood has _2_ that popular children's books can make popular films. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone _3_ more money than any other film in the year when it hit the big screen. _4_ have also worked their magic with other books, including Dr Seuss' The Cat in the Hat.
Turning a book into a film is not _5_. Screenwriters(电影剧本作家) have a challenging job. They _6_ written words and imagined scenes into spoken words and action. _7_, they must make a 400-page story fit into two hours. At other times, the screenwriters make a short story longer _8_ adding more to the plots(情节). That's one reason the film is _9_ exactly the same as the book. “It has to be different, _10_ it won't work,” says Natalie Babbitt, an American writer. She _11_ Tuck Everlasting. The film has a love story that's not even in the book!
Some people are unhappy and even angry when the story is _12_. Jumanji and The Polar Express were also made into _13_. “A book is often just the starting point,” Chris Van Allsburg says. That's good _14_ for both filmmakers and readers: _15_ the book, and then go to see the film!
1. A. stores B. languages C. markets D. books
2. A. argued B. discovered C. doubted D. developed
3. A. made B. spent C. saved D. raised
4. A. Writers B. Readers C. Filmmakers D. Translators
5. A. strange B. common C. hard D. easy
6. A. divide B. turn C. break D. take
7. A. However B. Sometimes C. Finally D. Suddenly
8. A. for B. in C. by D. from
9. A. never B. always C. often D. usually
10. A. and B. but C. so D. or
11. A. sold B. sang C. wrote D. copied
12. A. finished B. told C. known D. changed
13. A. models B. stories C. films D. games
14. A. advice B. news C. time D. luck
15. A. Connect to B. Start with C. Remind of D. Go over
What do Alice, Harry Potter and Shrek have in common? All are characters in _1_, and all have made the big leap(跳跃) from the printed page to the big screen!
Hollywood has _2_ that popular children's books can make popular films. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone _3_ more money than any other film in the year when it hit the big screen. _4_ have also worked their magic with other books, including Dr Seuss' The Cat in the Hat.
Turning a book into a film is not _5_. Screenwriters(电影剧本作家) have a challenging job. They _6_ written words and imagined scenes into spoken words and action. _7_, they must make a 400-page story fit into two hours. At other times, the screenwriters make a short story longer _8_ adding more to the plots(情节). That's one reason the film is _9_ exactly the same as the book. “It has to be different, _10_ it won't work,” says Natalie Babbitt, an American writer. She _11_ Tuck Everlasting. The film has a love story that's not even in the book!
Some people are unhappy and even angry when the story is _12_. Jumanji and The Polar Express were also made into _13_. “A book is often just the starting point,” Chris Van Allsburg says. That's good _14_ for both filmmakers and readers: _15_ the book, and then go to see the film!
1. A. stores B. languages C. markets D. books
2. A. argued B. discovered C. doubted D. developed
3. A. made B. spent C. saved D. raised
4. A. Writers B. Readers C. Filmmakers D. Translators
5. A. strange B. common C. hard D. easy
6. A. divide B. turn C. break D. take
7. A. However B. Sometimes C. Finally D. Suddenly
8. A. for B. in C. by D. from
9. A. never B. always C. often D. usually
10. A. and B. but C. so D. or
11. A. sold B. sang C. wrote D. copied
12. A. finished B. told C. known D. changed
13. A. models B. stories C. films D. games
14. A. advice B. news C. time D. luck
15. A. Connect to B. Start with C. Remind of D. Go over
答案
1. D 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D 6. B 7. B 8. C 9. A 10. D 11. C 12. D 13. C 14. A 15. B
