The Cannes Film Festival is held every year in May in the cjty of Cannes on the southeast coast of France. The first festival was not really a competition but rather a (n) 1. (celebrate) of the art of film-making. Later,the festival became more about the development of the film industry.

    Unusual art films as well as films made by 2. (independence) studios still do well at the festival and can even 3.g awards.

Introduced in 1955,the Palme or the Golden Palm award for the best film at the festival is now considered one of the top prizes in the world among film-makers. Films that win the award are deeply4. (贊賞) worldwide. Though most of the winners of the Palme Or have been films from Western Europe,many films from other parts of the world such as India,China and Brazil have also been awarded the prize. The winner of the 2015 Palmed Or was the 5. (impress) film Dheepan. It is well worth seeing.

1. celebration   2. independent   3. gain   4. admired   5. impressive

題目來源：2016年英語周報高一新課標(biāo) > 第42期2015-2016年高一新課標(biāo)

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