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五、短文填空。(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)
请认真阅读下面短文,填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Many people may have heard one of the world's most famous piano pieces Für Elise.It was 44. ________（write）by the German composer Beethoven.He is considered by some to be the greatest composer of all time. 45. ________（sad）, Beethoven didn't live long enough to enjoy the popularity of this little piece. It was published many years after his 46. ________（die）. Though Beethoven composed Für Elise in 1810, it wasn't discovered 47. ________ 1865. It was published two years 48. ________（late）, and the music became popular right away. But because Beethoven wasn't alive to discuss the work, some details remain a mystery, especially the title.
Ludwig Nohl, the man who discovered the piece, believed the title read Für Elise. Yet because Beethoven had terrible handwriting, others weren't sure who it was dedicated to(献给). Some 49. ________（think）it might have read Für Therese. The title Für Elise means “For Elise” in German. But to this day, no one knows 50. ________ Elise was.
Why is Für Elise still so popular today? It is 51. ________ many piano students are introduced to it by their teachers. It's also part of our pop culture. For example, the 52. ________（easy）recognizable(可识别的) music can be heard in advertisements and in movies. Google has reported millions of 53. ________（search）for this famous piano piece. There's little doubt that Für Elise will continue to be a favourite of many.
请认真阅读下面短文,填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Many people may have heard one of the world's most famous piano pieces Für Elise.It was 44. ________（write）by the German composer Beethoven.He is considered by some to be the greatest composer of all time. 45. ________（sad）, Beethoven didn't live long enough to enjoy the popularity of this little piece. It was published many years after his 46. ________（die）. Though Beethoven composed Für Elise in 1810, it wasn't discovered 47. ________ 1865. It was published two years 48. ________（late）, and the music became popular right away. But because Beethoven wasn't alive to discuss the work, some details remain a mystery, especially the title.
Ludwig Nohl, the man who discovered the piece, believed the title read Für Elise. Yet because Beethoven had terrible handwriting, others weren't sure who it was dedicated to(献给). Some 49. ________（think）it might have read Für Therese. The title Für Elise means “For Elise” in German. But to this day, no one knows 50. ________ Elise was.
Why is Für Elise still so popular today? It is 51. ________ many piano students are introduced to it by their teachers. It's also part of our pop culture. For example, the 52. ________（easy）recognizable(可识别的) music can be heard in advertisements and in movies. Google has reported millions of 53. ________（search）for this famous piano piece. There's little doubt that Für Elise will continue to be a favourite of many.
答案
44. written 45. Sadly 46. death 47. until 48. later 49. thought 50. who 51. because 52. easily 53. searches
