05語法填空之周圍環(huán)境1(原卷版)-2021年高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)題型集訓(xùn)之語法填空

1、韓哥智慈之窗-精品文檔2021年高考英語題型集訓(xùn)之語法填空05周圍環(huán)境11閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Shanghai Disneyland said on Wednesday it would build the world's first Zootopia-themed (瘋狂動物城為主題)land earlier this year. L Dec. 10, it started building its Zootopia-themed land, 2. will bring characters (人物)from the popular ani

2、mated film (動畫片)to the park, its operator said. Zootopia once broke China's box office records and "become) the country's No.l aiuinated film.It 4. (be) expected to be the first-ever Zootopia-tlieined land at any Disney park worldwide, and the 5. (eight) themed land at Shanghai Disneyla

3、nd. The 色(develop) of the land follows the success of the anmiated film on the Chinese mainland、which made 1.53 billion yuan in 2016. until it 7. (top) by Chinese anmiation Ne Zha in August this yearThe new land aims to provide a life-like animal center with characters in tliis movie 8.some other Di

4、sney movies, accordmg to die Shangliai Disneyland. The opeiimg of the center will bring 9. (much) tourism to Shangliai tliaii before and ofier more destmations to 四(tourist) all over the world.2閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(不多于1個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Food, water, and shelter 11.(be) basic human needs, but it is repor

5、ted that tliere are 1.2 billion people in the world without enough housing. This may change tliaiiks 12. a revolutionary use of 3D printers to constnict houses.Tech company ICON has developed a method for 13.(create) a one-floort 60-square-meter house out of cement(水泥)in a day for S10, 000. This is

6、a small amount of both the time and cost 14.(need) to build a similar construction usmg traditional metliods. Tlie company amis 15.(bring) 贏智慈之窗精品文檔1韓哥智超之窗精品文檔tliat cost down to $4, 000 per house. A traditional house would be much 16.(expensive) than that. Tlie affordability of tliese houses makes 1

7、7.(they) much more accessible(可使用的)to those who live iii poor areas.ICON has teamed up witli New Story, a non-profit(非營利的)organization 坦 focuses on finding international housing solutions. Together, they will start building homes in developing countries.This technology is a(n) 19. (amaze) solution f

8、or those who are iii need of shelter 201 is also possible that 3D-prnited houses will become common in richer countries in years to come.3閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Beijing's new Daxing Inteniational Airport is 2L (official) open for business.It's absolutely massive, 22. (cover) die siz

9、e of approxmiately 140 football fieldsdie terminal(航站樓)building alone is 700.000 square metres. The eye-catching auport terminal actually looks a little like something out of a sci-fi film with n(it) spider-like shape.Passengers can find die restaurants, shops and airport security in the central par

10、t of the airport, while each “arm、of the airport will lead 24 the boarding gates and die eiglit nuiways.The inside parts of it 25. (be) just as impressive as die airport's unexpected shape, witli high ceilings and swirling-type(漩渦型)architectiiral features throughout.It 26i (estimate) that the au

11、port will be hosting 72 million passengers annually by 2025, 27. iii fact it's been designed 28. (hold) nearly 100 million passengers, so there's plenty of opportunity of expansion down the line. The airport's main construction mcludes extra features such as air traffic control 29. (faci

12、lity) and a higli-speed railway.The huge airport is being mtegrated into the city s existing transport links through a senes of expressways to help make passengers' journeys a little easier too. It is 30. world's largest mtegrated transportation center.4Beijing Daxmg International Airport, l

13、ocated on the capitaFs south side, 31 (build)in less than five years at a cost of S17 billion. Tlie airport was designed 32i the late Iraqi- British architect Zaha Madid and it is designed 3 3 . (handle) 72 million passengers a year.Despite tliat. its builders say travelers will need to walk no more

14、 than 2,000 feet to reach any boardmg gale.The vast, star-shaped airport. 34. (lie) about 30 miles south of downtown Beijing, has 4 runways and 268 parking bays. It has a terminal area of 700, 000 square 35.(meter). Given the distance from central Beijmg, the new airport required a lot of investment

15、 to coimect it to the capital. As36. matter of fact, when you add die cost of new road and rail links and other in 丘 astructure(公共設(shè)施).the cost of the project hits $63 billion 3 7.(total).Beijing Capital Intentional Airport, 38. is die worlds second busiest after Hartsfield- Jackson Atlanta Internati

16、onal Airport, is nearmg capacity (容量)The capital has a. 39.(three) airport, Nanyuan, for domestic (國內(nèi)的)flights, but the40.( govern) says that it will close Nanyun Airport once Daxmg Airport is ill operation.5Kenya signed an 4L (agree) with China in 2013 to constnict a new standard railway from Nairo

17、bi to Mombasa, part of 42i will run through the Tsavo National Park. Tlie section of the railway that passes tlirough die park is being built at a raised level 43i (allow) space for underpasses。也下通苴)for the anmials.The Tsao National Park is home to Kenya's 44. (large) elephant group, accorduig t

18、o non-profit organization the Tsavo Trust. It says there were over 12,000 elephants in the Tsavo National Park m 2011.Robert O brien is Assistant Director of die Tsavo National Park at the Kenya Wildlife Service. He says monitoring the elephants movements will help also to reduce the conflict 45. wi

19、ldlife and Inunans. which has been 46. key issue in this area.韓哥智慈之窗精品文檔韓哥智超之窗精品文檔Sospeter Kianibi. an office worker of die Kenya Wildlife Service elephant programme, 47. (say) the project is 48. (potential) dangerous for both elephants and people, but he also says that 49. (autliority) will make fi

20、ill use of this exercise and avoid 50 (make) silly decisions to damage die relation to wildlife.In all. projects like tliis one could help elephants and humans live together a little more harmoniously.6閱讀下面文段，按照句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~或 使用括號中詞語的正確形式填空，并將答案填寫在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置上。The tlieine park you are

21、5L (probable) most familiar with is Disneyland. It can 52. (find) in several parts of the world. It will brmg you into a 旦 (magic) world and make your dreams come true. 54. travelling through space, visiting a pirate ship or meeting your fa-onte fhiry tale or Disney cartoon character. 55. you wander

22、 around the fantasy 56i (amuse) park, you may see Snow White or Mickey Mouse in a parade or on the street. Of course Disneyland also has many exciting rides, 57. giant swinging ships to 58_. (terrify) free-fall drops. 59i all these attractions, no wonder tourism is mcreasing 60 there is a Disneyland

23、. If you want to have and more tliaii fun. come to Disneyland!7閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Today was my first day back in San Francisco after camping in the Redwood Forest and visiting the wine country of Napa Valley. It 6L (defiiute) feels great to be back in the city again which was able to re

24、build itself after the eartliquake that 62. (occur) in 1906. There are a wide range of beautifiil old buildings-many sitting on top of big hills, 63. (oSer) great views of the city, the ocean, and die Golden Gate Bridge.My hotel is near downtown in the Mission District, one of the 64. (old) parts of

25、 die city. Many people living here are from Mexico or Central America. Here, an art movement 65. (call) 韓哥智慈之窗精品文檔1die “Mission School" started here. It*s mfluenced by graffiti art and comic art.In the afternoon. I headed 66. a local museum that showed the 6T (history) changes in Califbniia. In

26、 1848, gold was discovered here, which started a gold rush. A large number of people across 68 globe came to seek their fortune. The museum did a good job of showing how America 69. (build) by immigrants from different countries and cultures.This evening, I went to Chinatown, 70.1 selected a Cantone

27、se restaurant to taste good food.Thats enougli for today. Tomorrow evening. Pm gomg to visit a Jazz bar in the Richmond District. Cant wait!8閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。As I look outside from my desk 7L work, I have a view of the mountains, a beautifiiL partially cloudy blue sky and die random c

28、ar traffic on our quiet road. I love this view and consider myself 72.(bless) to have it every work day. I worked for companies 73.my desk or cubicle(，卜I隔 I間)74.(have) no window view and there are 75 .(association) at my current company who do not have a view, and I appreciate it so much. I stop and

29、 let the siinliglit shine on my face, I close my eyes and feel 76. warm my soul. Maybe this day had a 77.(rest) night to start it, maybe I am in mourning, I could be tired or sore from the gym. Maybe I have trouble in my heart over an action from my young adult children, my husband or 78.(I).There a

30、re so many ways a day can start. 79. when I feel that light touch my face, warm it in the heat of summer 80. I shiver in the cold of winter. I know happiness is with me.9閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或用括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式填空，使整個句子 的句意完整，語法正確。A public park is a place 81.people can go to spend time away from die home in

31、an outdoor environment. Parks have many features which are designed 8Z. (gn'e)the most choices possible to park visitors. How to develop parks 匿(dependent)greatly on their natural environment. It may 韓哥智慈之窗精品文檔1not only be made up 84.grassy areas, rocks, soil, and trees, but also contain buildin

32、gs. Many parks have fields for playing sports such as football and baseball. Many parks have trails for walking, biking, and otlier activities. Often, die smallest parks are in urban(城布的)areas. Urban parks often have benches 85.sitting, and may contain picnic tables and barbecue giills(燒烤架).Addition

33、ally, many parks attract 覽(enthusiasm) visitors by providing places for recreation and events. Many parks have been holding outdoor concerts where visitors can enjoy live entertainment 87 tliey first appeared. Parks are 88. (tradition) selected to host traveling carnival shows. Sometimes parks are d

34、ivided into active and passive recreation areas. Active recreation contains team activity. 89. (iiiclude)playgrounds. ball fields, swimming pools, gyms, and skate parks. Passive recreation considers the 90. (protect) of natural habitat(棲息t也).10Directions: After reading the passage below, fill in the

35、 blanks to make the passage coherent and granmiatically correct. For the blanks with a given word, fill in each blank with the proper form of die given word; for die other blanks, use one word or phrase that best fits each blank.It turns out that you're not just what you eat - you're also 9L

36、 you eat.Researchers found that study participants took double 9Z number of calories when standing in a messy kitchen compared to when they stood in ail orderly one.The researchers had 98 women 93. (spend) 10 minutes in a kitchen, under the guise of asking tliein to wait for someone. Half of the par

37、ticipants stood in a messy kitchen, 94. was scattered (散 落的)witli piles of newspapers and dirty dishes and had a ringing phone. Tlie other half of the women waited in ail organized kitchen.Botli kitchens contained bowls of crackers, cookies and carrots. 95. (lay) out for the participants to eat. Eac

38、h woman m the disorderly environment ate nvice 96. many cookies - a total of 53 more calories - compared to those in the clean kitchen.Then why did this happen?,Being in a disorderly environment and feeling out of control is bad for diets/ psychology 韓哥智慈之窗精品文檔1韓哥智超之窗精品文檔professors said in a statement. "It seems to lead people 97. (think)Everything else is out of controL so why shouldn't I be?'"While there are many ways to manage stress, 98. meditation, exercise and therapy, tliis pa