2024届高三英语二轮复习：ChinaDaily精选报刊文章语法填空练习文化遗产篇（含答案）
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ChinaDaily精选报刊文章语法填空练习文化遗产篇
Deputy stresses how ethnic culture can boost rural income
Ethnic group culture can enrich rural tourism, and thus _______1_______(play) an important role in rural vitalization, said Yu Wulin, a deputy to the 14th National People's Congress, on the sidelines of the second session of the 14th National People's Congress.
Besides being the _______2_______(own) of the fist inn in his hometown in Laomudeng village, Fugong county, Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture in Yunnan province, Yu ______3________(be) also an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage odede, _______4_______ type of folk song of Nu ethnic group. He has organized traditional performances of the ethnic group for those staying at his inn.
He has also set _______5_______ an exhibition hall at the inn to show the production tools of the Nu people in previous years.
These attempts have enabled travelers _______6_______(gain) an understanding of the Nu people's culture and attracted more visitors.
"Rural tourism is not only about _______7_______(offer) services of food and accommodation, but also cultural features of ethnic groups, ______8________ can enrich rural tourism," said Yu.
_______9_______(locate) in the hinterland of the Nujiang Grand Canyon, Laomudeng village has a picturesque landscape. Moreover, it is on the side of the China National Highway 219 on which people travel to Xizang and the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous regions. Inns opened in the village are ______10________ (particular) popular to travelers.
答案：
1 plays 2 owner 3 is 4 a 5 up
6 to gain 7 offering 8 which 9 Located 10 particularly
2 Casting a lasting shadow
When Di Xin desperately witnessed the defeat of his mighty army to the Zhou people, the last king of the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th — 11th century BC), realizing his fate was sealed, set himself ablaze. His followers surrendered, ______1________(mark) the end of a prosperous kingship.
The people of Shang, also______2________ (know) as the Yin, once proudly referred their capital city in present-day Anyang, Henan province, as Dayishang ("the grand metropolis of Shang"). ______3________, after the upheaval that ended Di Xin's reign, the grand metropolis faded into legend.
In Shiji (Records of the Grand Historian), the monumental book on Chinese history ______4________ was compiled about a millennium after the fall of Shang, the place was called Yinxu ("ruins of Yin").
But time blurred a country's collective memory. Hidden beneath the earth, the whereabouts of Yinxu became ______5________ mystery. For a long time, if people wanted ______6________(glimpse) the 500-year-long Shang era, accessible materials were limited.
Amid the aftermath of______7________ (continue) defeats by invading foreign powers and a deep social crisis in the early 20th century, Chinese people's self-confidence was largely shaken. Many scholars then doubted the______8________ credibility of their own past, and tended to believe Shang era only existed in ancient ancestors' imagination rather than actual history.
______9________(fortunate), in 1928, the epoch-defining discovery of the Yinxu Ruins, which spreads across over 30 square kilometers in Anyang, changed everything.
Since then, it ______10________(become) the longest-studied ancient capital city ruins site in China, and is also honored as one of the cradles of modern Chinese archaeology.
答案
1 marking 2 known 3 However 4 that 5 a
6 to glimpse 7 continuous 8 credibility 9 Fortunately 10 has become
3 Close up on cloisonne
About eight years ago, Li Jinglong and Guan Dian visited the Palace Museum in Beijing. Like many tourists, the young couple ______1________(amaze) by the ancient complex, which is also known as the Forbidden City. It was China's imperial palace from 1420 to 1911 and is home to over 1.86 million cultural relics. The cloisonne objects on display attracted them ______2________particular.
"We spent hours ______3________(look) at those beautiful objects. We just couldn't take our eyes off them," says Li.
______4________(raise) in Beijing, 35-year-old Li is no stranger to cloisonne, since there were a pair of cloisonne vases in his grandparents' home. His wife, 34-year-old Guan, ______5________ learned to paint as a child and later became a ______6________(design) after graduating from the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, is also familiar with cloisonne, as it appears in her art books.
As ______7________ result of their visit, the couple made the bold decision ______8________(open) a workshop to promote Chinese-style cloisonne. They quit their jobs to launch Handcraft Addicted, a DIY workshop where participants can make cloisonne. Since 2018, they ______9________(set) up three workshops in Beijing.
Instead of focusing on making ______10________(tradition) cloisonne objects, such as plates and vases, the workshop allows participants to create the designs they want on panels of glass, resin or wood.
答案：
1 were amazed 2 in 3 looking 4 Raised 5 who
6 designer 7 a 8 to open 9 have set 10 traditional
4 Diversity powers ancient Silk Road hub's modern development
At the northwestern edge of the Taklimakan Desert, China's ______1________(large) desert, a modern oasis city has emerged over a period of two decades.
About 10 kilometers north of the downtown area, the ruins of an ancient city sit on a mountain, with beacon towers on the peak ______2_______ shrines among the cliffs.
The 20-year-old city and the ancient ruins ______3_______(date) back some 2,000 years are both part of the city of Tumxuk in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Envoys, merchants, farmers, Sinologists and archaeologists have all left ______4_______(they) footprints in Tumxuk, and their ______5_______(contribution) have powered the city's modern development.
Local residents call the ancient ruins Tangwangcheng (meaning "Tang King City"), as records show they found coins there that dated back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907). Ramparts, columns and ancient river courses can ______6_______(see) among the ruins, which cover more than 700,000 square meters.
According to Lin Meicun, a professor at the School of Archaeology and Museology of Peking University, the site bears witness to the ancient Silk Road. Having studied documents and relics ______7_______(find) at the site, such as ancient chariot accessories unearthed in Tangwangcheng and its surroundings, Lin believes that the ruins are those of "Pantuo City", ______8_______is mentioned in official historical texts.
Envoys and merchants from the central part of China used the ancient Silk Road______9_______ (transport) silk and spread iron-smelting and well-digging technology westward, ______10_______ the same time adopting the grapes and alfalfa of the country's western region, according to archaeologists.
答案：
1 largest 2 and 3 dating 4 their 5 contributions
6 be seen 7 found 8 which 9 to transport 10 at
Deputy stresses how ethnic culture can boost rural income
Ethnic group culture can enrich rural tourism, and thus _______1_______(play) an important role in rural vitalization, said Yu Wulin, a deputy to the 14th National People's Congress, on the sidelines of the second session of the 14th National People's Congress.
Besides being the _______2_______(own) of the fist inn in his hometown in Laomudeng village, Fugong county, Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture in Yunnan province, Yu ______3________(be) also an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage odede, _______4_______ type of folk song of Nu ethnic group. He has organized traditional performances of the ethnic group for those staying at his inn.
He has also set _______5_______ an exhibition hall at the inn to show the production tools of the Nu people in previous years.
These attempts have enabled travelers _______6_______(gain) an understanding of the Nu people's culture and attracted more visitors.
"Rural tourism is not only about _______7_______(offer) services of food and accommodation, but also cultural features of ethnic groups, ______8________ can enrich rural tourism," said Yu.
_______9_______(locate) in the hinterland of the Nujiang Grand Canyon, Laomudeng village has a picturesque landscape. Moreover, it is on the side of the China National Highway 219 on which people travel to Xizang and the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous regions. Inns opened in the village are ______10________ (particular) popular to travelers.
答案：
1 plays 2 owner 3 is 4 a 5 up
6 to gain 7 offering 8 which 9 Located 10 particularly
2 Casting a lasting shadow
When Di Xin desperately witnessed the defeat of his mighty army to the Zhou people, the last king of the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th — 11th century BC), realizing his fate was sealed, set himself ablaze. His followers surrendered, ______1________(mark) the end of a prosperous kingship.
The people of Shang, also______2________ (know) as the Yin, once proudly referred their capital city in present-day Anyang, Henan province, as Dayishang ("the grand metropolis of Shang"). ______3________, after the upheaval that ended Di Xin's reign, the grand metropolis faded into legend.
In Shiji (Records of the Grand Historian), the monumental book on Chinese history ______4________ was compiled about a millennium after the fall of Shang, the place was called Yinxu ("ruins of Yin").
But time blurred a country's collective memory. Hidden beneath the earth, the whereabouts of Yinxu became ______5________ mystery. For a long time, if people wanted ______6________(glimpse) the 500-year-long Shang era, accessible materials were limited.
Amid the aftermath of______7________ (continue) defeats by invading foreign powers and a deep social crisis in the early 20th century, Chinese people's self-confidence was largely shaken. Many scholars then doubted the______8________ credibility of their own past, and tended to believe Shang era only existed in ancient ancestors' imagination rather than actual history.
______9________(fortunate), in 1928, the epoch-defining discovery of the Yinxu Ruins, which spreads across over 30 square kilometers in Anyang, changed everything.
Since then, it ______10________(become) the longest-studied ancient capital city ruins site in China, and is also honored as one of the cradles of modern Chinese archaeology.
答案
1 marking 2 known 3 However 4 that 5 a
6 to glimpse 7 continuous 8 credibility 9 Fortunately 10 has become
3 Close up on cloisonne
About eight years ago, Li Jinglong and Guan Dian visited the Palace Museum in Beijing. Like many tourists, the young couple ______1________(amaze) by the ancient complex, which is also known as the Forbidden City. It was China's imperial palace from 1420 to 1911 and is home to over 1.86 million cultural relics. The cloisonne objects on display attracted them ______2________particular.
"We spent hours ______3________(look) at those beautiful objects. We just couldn't take our eyes off them," says Li.
______4________(raise) in Beijing, 35-year-old Li is no stranger to cloisonne, since there were a pair of cloisonne vases in his grandparents' home. His wife, 34-year-old Guan, ______5________ learned to paint as a child and later became a ______6________(design) after graduating from the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, is also familiar with cloisonne, as it appears in her art books.
As ______7________ result of their visit, the couple made the bold decision ______8________(open) a workshop to promote Chinese-style cloisonne. They quit their jobs to launch Handcraft Addicted, a DIY workshop where participants can make cloisonne. Since 2018, they ______9________(set) up three workshops in Beijing.
Instead of focusing on making ______10________(tradition) cloisonne objects, such as plates and vases, the workshop allows participants to create the designs they want on panels of glass, resin or wood.
答案：
1 were amazed 2 in 3 looking 4 Raised 5 who
6 designer 7 a 8 to open 9 have set 10 traditional
4 Diversity powers ancient Silk Road hub's modern development
At the northwestern edge of the Taklimakan Desert, China's ______1________(large) desert, a modern oasis city has emerged over a period of two decades.
About 10 kilometers north of the downtown area, the ruins of an ancient city sit on a mountain, with beacon towers on the peak ______2_______ shrines among the cliffs.
The 20-year-old city and the ancient ruins ______3_______(date) back some 2,000 years are both part of the city of Tumxuk in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Envoys, merchants, farmers, Sinologists and archaeologists have all left ______4_______(they) footprints in Tumxuk, and their ______5_______(contribution) have powered the city's modern development.
Local residents call the ancient ruins Tangwangcheng (meaning "Tang King City"), as records show they found coins there that dated back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907). Ramparts, columns and ancient river courses can ______6_______(see) among the ruins, which cover more than 700,000 square meters.
According to Lin Meicun, a professor at the School of Archaeology and Museology of Peking University, the site bears witness to the ancient Silk Road. Having studied documents and relics ______7_______(find) at the site, such as ancient chariot accessories unearthed in Tangwangcheng and its surroundings, Lin believes that the ruins are those of "Pantuo City", ______8_______is mentioned in official historical texts.
Envoys and merchants from the central part of China used the ancient Silk Road______9_______ (transport) silk and spread iron-smelting and well-digging technology westward, ______10_______ the same time adopting the grapes and alfalfa of the country's western region, according to archaeologists.
答案：
1 largest 2 and 3 dating 4 their 5 contributions
6 be seen 7 found 8 which 9 to transport 10 at