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专题04 语法填空（第03期）-2022届新高考名校英语好题速递分项汇编【江苏省苏州市2021-2022学年高三上学期期初调研】阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 A creative person without a sense of humor has a serious problemA physicist, doctor, accountant, lawyer, garbage collector, etc. without a sense of humor can still be terrific at what they do. But a creative person 56． is humorless could never produce consistently great work in communication with warmth and humanity to the vast majority of the people. Humor in 57．(creative) is like humor in life. People often ask me, “Does humor work in advertising?” but that’s a stupid question. Does anyone 58．ask, “Does humor work in life?” If humor is appropriate and funny, it should “work.” The question should be, “How can you 59．(possible) create without humor?” Certainly, in all forms of communication, humor is a  60．(nature) way to win 61．(someone) heart. In examining my work, lectures, and books I have written over the years, it’s difficult to isolate “humor” as a category because it 62．(run) through almost everything I do—and through most of my 63．(wake) hours. Humor disarms and makes one more accepting of 64．(thought) and images that could be hard to take in serious discourse. Say something serious in a funny way, 65．you can win over people every time.【辽宁省名校联盟2021-2022学年高三9月联合考试】阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。A remarkable study from 1976 gives us some insight into how and 36． relationships with our neighbors can be so good for us. Surprisingly to scientists at that time, results 37． （show） that contact with family members—even 38． （one）own children—had little impact 39． feelings of well-being or willpower. Meanwhile, friendships, especially those with neighbors, predicted lower levels of 40． （lonely）and worry, higher levels of feelings of usefulness and self- perceived respect within the community.The study suggests that acquaintance and friendship with neighbors 41． （base）on nearness, common interests and lifestyle choices are more 42． （effect）at increasing well-being. The neighborhood relationships are also developed 43． （voluntary）. Family ties, on the other hand, are often characterized by 44． sense of responsibility, physical distance, and personal disharmony. Later studies confirm the importance of close friendships for people over 65, 45． （highlight）the particular importance of frequent contact.【江苏省2022届高三第一次百校联考】阅读下面材料，在空白处填写1个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式。Over the last couple of years, after many years of rising meat 56．（consume) by China's expanding middle classes, the green shoots of a vegan meat revolution 57．（begin)  to sprout.Yun Fanwei, a 25-year-old student from Shanghai, is one of the new breed of vegetarians hungry 58． more options. “I buy some of these fake meat products and a lot of them are pretty good. They don't 59．（necessary) taste like meat, but they make a nice change from tofu,”she said.In 2016, as part of its commitment to bring down carbon emissions, the Chinese government outlined a plan60． (cut) the country's meat intake by 50%. Some of the large international chains operating in China have been quick to bet on the growth of alternative meats. Domestic companies are setting up shops too, 61． (bet) that state backing will come soon, not least because the government may see alternative proteins as a way to move towards its carbon-reduction goal.62． some Chinese players which make plant-based beef and pork have been turned into dishes at some of China's leading restaurant chains, Yao-the CEO of a Shanghai-based company producing a meat substitute-admits the industry is still very small in China but he thinks it will become main stream very soon.However,perhaps weaning people off meat 63． (prove) harder than some of these companies would like to think. “I've tried a vegetarian braised pork dish before but the taste was not the same as 64． of real meat. I wouldn't try it again, even if it was cheaper than real meat.”said 65． 80-year-old retiree.【山东省师范大学附属中学2021-2022学年高三上学期开学考试】阅读下面材料，在空白处填写适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。36． (doubt), Earth is becoming warmer and there is strong evidence of 37． causes the dramatic change in the global climate. Actually, the “greenhouse effect” is 38． (blame). The rise in temperature has 39． (lead) to an increase in extreme weather and natural disasters worldwide, not only 40． (cause) serious damage, but also costing human lives. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions, governments need to consider making policies and 41． (take) appropriate actions and measures while we as individuals can also reduce our “carbon footprint” by restricting the amount of carbon dioxide our lifestyle produce.China 42． (make) great progress in space programme in recent years, including Yang Liwei’s successfully orbiting Earth in the Shenzhou 5 spacecraft in 2003 and Chang’e 4’s exploring the surface of the far side of the moon to make 43． (measure) and observations.The future of space exploration remains bright. 44． the difficulties, scientists hope future discoveries will not only enables us 45． (understand) how the universe began, but also help us survive well into the future.【江苏省如皋市2021-2022学年高三上学期期初调研】阅读下面材料, 在空白处填入适当的内容 (1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Ten years ago, Sir Richard Branson launched an exciting challenge. A reward of $25 million56．(offer) to anyone if he/she came up with an achievable and sustainable way to remove greenhouse gases from the air. He thought such an innovation would soon materialize, and that57．(power) people like him would implement a top-down solution in one fell swoop(一下子).No such situation appeared, not even with the massive reward. But all is not lost. Branson believed everyone could participate in58． (save) humanity; it wouldn't be a task for just a few superheroes. It was the spirit59． inspired Paul Hawken and a network of researchers to come up with the book, Drawdowns.Drawdown focuses on small, practical steps, not60．(possible) solutions. Hawken's researchers collected data, information and practical knowledge, creating what is something of an encyclopedia (百科全书) of solutions61．the climate risk. One section of the book, "Coming Attractions", 62．(look) at solutions that we are close to getting a handle on, and they are likely to be useful ones for the near future. Not a daydream, in other words,Just as it says in this book, we can't just build a piece of big equipment63．(make) the air cleaner. We can make small64．(contribute) like reducing food waste, changing the lightbulbs to LED, installing solar panels and so on.We are living in 65．interconnected world, so we need to think about the community, about the common interests of many individuals inhabiting a single planet.【河北省2021-2022学年高三上学期9月大联考】阅读下面短文，在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式．A fan can drive summer heat away and help bring a cool breeze（微风）．Since ancient36．(time)，the Chinese fan has been carrying artistic and unique37．(nation) style．China has always been regarded38． “the kingdom of fans”．The fan first39．(appear) in China about 3,000 years ago，in the Shang and Zhou dynasties．However，the fan in the early period was used as the symbol of etiquette（礼仪），40．it was called“the fan of honor”．After the Qin and Han dynasties，the main shapes of fans were square，round and hexagon（六边形）．The materials41． (use) to make fans were mainly silk．Because the silk fans were often used in royal court，people called them“court fans”．The person42．held the silk fan always appeared gentle．During the Sui and Tang dynasties，the common fans were round fans，feather fans，and some paper fans．The folding fan43． (gradual) became popular after the Song dynasty．In the Ming and Qing dynasties，the folding fan was popular in Zhejiang，Suzhou and Sichuan．Then the44．( popular) of writing poems and drawing pictures on the cover of a fan was rising．Then this skill45．(introduce) to Europe and became popular all over the world．【广东省2022届高三8月阶段性质量检测】阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，把答案写在答题卡的相应位置。All hotels are redecorated regularly. However, very few do it as 36． (frequent) as Sweden's Icehotel. As the name indicates, the hotel 37． (construct) entirely from ice and, therefore, has to be rebuilt every year! The Icehotel consists of 69 rooms. To make them affordable for everyone, they range from expensive luxury suites(套房) to 38． (base) accommodations.Among this year's unique suite offerings 39． (be) the “Elephant in the Room”. 40． (create) by Swedish artist, it features a three-meter-tall sculpted African elephant overlooking an ice bed. The “Counting Sheep” suite features frozen sheep 41． may help people suffering from sleeplessness get a good night. To keep customers entertained ,the hotel offers a 42． (various) of fun activities like snowshoeing, moose(驼鹿) or snowmobile safaris, dog sledding, and even overnight wilderness camping. Guests have to lie inside sleeping bags and keep their gloves and hats on. Though that seems a little uncomfortable, visitors say it is 43． experience like none other.The construction of the Icehotel began in 1989. Sadly, the hotel is only available between December 44． February. With the temperature 45． (rise) after that, the Icehotel will eventually melt into a huge pool in mid-April.【河北省邯郸市2022届高三上学期开学摸底】阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Historians believe that the Chinese first began making the now traditional lanterns during the Eastern Han Dynasty. The lanterns were 36． (primary) used as a light source. They were used both indoors and out to provide light for reading and working. The 37． (protect) from wind provided by the decorative silk or paper shade kept the lanterns 38． going out with the breeze.The most common type of lantern is the hanging variety. These decorative lanterns 39． (hang) in both homes and public spaces. In cities and in rural areas, you can see lanterns 40． (decorate) street lights, public buildings and shops. Many homes will also hang lanterns during festivals. On special 41． (occasion), such as the Mid-Autumn Festival, you can see 42． unique type of floating lantern being released into the night skies over China.Lantern celebrations, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, 43． take place near rivers, ponds, and lakes will often feature floating lanterns. This variety 44． (come) in many different shapes, such as the lotus design. They are lit and put on the water in large groups 45． (create) a beautiful spectacle on the water.【浙江省“七彩阳光”新高考研究联盟2021-2022学年高三上学期返校考】阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Fuzhou, capital of southeastern Fujian province, rarely features on travel plans for people coming to China However, it deserves a place on 56．（traveler）maps, as it has an excellent place for explorers, cultural enthusiasts and foodies, and it also 57．（offer）a unique glimpse（一瞥）into other side of a more real China off the beaten tourist track.Fuzhou locals represent the southern Chinese mentality of openness and friendliness-so they will be happy 58．（give）you a warm welcome. And as temperatures can reach up to 20°C even in January Fuzhou is a perfect place for a winter destination from China’s cold north.59．（locate）on the banks of the Min River and right across from Taiwan on the East China Sea, Fuzhou is in many ways the perfect example of the southern Chinese capital. Next 60． the lively and busy local streets of the inner city you get sea views, mountains 61． historical sites, but also some of the 62．（delicious）food in all of China and a night life foil of energy. 63． place, with its marvelous green parks and gardens, also 64．（know）as the “City of Banyans”, because of the numerous banyan trees planted there since the Song Dynasty. If you are looking to escape the noisy urban life, Fuzhou offers a wide range of places for 65．（relax）and adventure.【浙江省山水联盟2021-2022学年高三上学期开学联考】阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式.Multitasking—doing several things at a time was once applauded as the best way to work. But does it actually help you get things36．（do）, or does it make you less effective?To some people, the advantages of multitasking seem obvious. If you can actually do two or more things at one time, that clearly37．（save）time. It might also make you feel productive,38．can in turn make you happy.39．, a growing body of research show that multitasking is not as productive as it appears. It turns out that when most people multitask, they don't actually focus40．more than one thing at a time. Instead they switch back and forth between concentrating on two or more tasks. But changing your focus constantly uses up  mental energy that could 41．（spend）working. It also causes you to take longer and make more42．（mistake）. If you do want to multitask, experts recommend43．（pair）a mentally challenging task with a simple physical task.Multitasking may sound productive but it44．（actual）works against the goal of getting things done. Doing things one at a time usually helps people produce45．（good）work and have things done more efficiently.