假装 “而” “浪漫的” “冒险” “秘密地”
Many
________ went_________..
“犯罪” “不被惩罚的”
The
__________ realized that
wearing masks had
become a problem. Their use was
________
“政府” “意识到” become(became, become) “使用被限制”
by
_____, the first of
______ dates back to the fourteenth
_______. Men were not
allowed to wear
“法律” “追溯到”（一般现在时、无被动）“世纪” “允许”
masks at night; and they were not allowed to
dress up as women. In
later times more laws were
“更晚的时代”
passed. People
who wore masks could not
_____ firearms and no one could enter a
______ wearing
“携带” “进入 教堂”
a mask. If they
broke the laws, they
were put into
______ for up to two years. Finally, when Venice
break(broke, broken) “违反” put(put, put) “监狱”
became part of the
Austrian empire, at the end of the eighteenth century, masks were
banned
“奥地利的” “禁止”
________, and carnival became just a
_______. But in
the late 1970s,the
________ was
revived by
“完全” 回忆 “20世纪70年代晚期” “传统”
students. They began making masks and organizing parties, and
threw bits of brightly
_______
throw(threw, thrown) “扔” “一片片色彩鲜艳的”
paper at
_______. The town
council realized that carnival was good for
business, and the festival
“游客” “生意”(busy的名词)
was
developed for tourists.
“开发”
Today, carnival in Venice is
_______ for five days in
February. People arrive from all over
“庆祝” ______
Europe
to enjoy the fun.
Hotels are
________ booked and the
______ streets
__________________
“为了享受乐趣” “旅店” “满” “狭窄的” “挤满”
wonderful
costumes.
German,
French and English seem to be the
main languages. But the
________ of
“德语” “法语” “主要的语言” “精神、本质”
Venice carnival is not
quite the same as the great American carnivals. If the
key to Rio is music
“非常” “钥匙；
关键”
and
movement, then in Venice it is the
mystery of the masks.
As you
________ through the streets,
________ “神秘” 闲逛 “穿过”
you see thousands of masks—
elegant or
frightening, sad or
amusing,
traditional or modern—but
“令人害怕的” “令人感觉有趣的” “传统的”
you have no idea
_____ the faces behind them look like. Nobody
takes them
off. If the masks
_______
“掉下”
the
magic is
lost.
lose(lost, lost)失去
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