2025届高三上学期英语一轮复习专项：China Daily 语法填空 1.13 不同方式教授舞台艺术（含答案）

话题：不同方式教授舞台艺术
Passage 1
Nestled in Huichang county, Ganzhou city, Jiangxi province, the Huichang Theatre Village is a hub of activity, 1.____ the sounds of performances regularly fill the air. Actors, technicians, and eager audiences breathe constant life into the village.
At the entrance to the village is a “dream - making space” that could be described as a talent factory for the theater: the Hesheng Institute of Theatre Technology, which 2.____ (be) dedicated to training the next generation of theater professionals.
3.____ (found) two years ago by Huichang entrepreneur Wang Mingfu and theater director Stan Lai, the institute was conceived to serve the needs of the village — a cultural project that Lai, 4.____ is passionate about modernizing Chinese theater, devised to introduce stage productions to his father's hometown.
The Hesheng Institute is one of the few schools in China focused on career - oriented training in theater technology that offers an educational experience unlike any other. It provides students with academic teaching, as well as hands - on opportunities 5.____ (engage) with productions.
In 2023, the institute welcomed its first cohort of nearly 100 students, and 6.____ further 80 last year. It offers a major in stage art design and production, with specializations in stage, lighting, sound and costume design.
The school's president Liao Weihan, who has years of experience in both Chinese and international stage production, 7.____ (have) a clear vision: to train top - tier theater talent and contribute to the flourishing of the national theatrical landscape.
“We want to raise awareness within the domestic theater industry about the importance of stage technology,” Liao says. “It's a specialized field that requires expertise. We need trained professionals to bring theater 8.____ life. I hope these students will one day take over the work I do on stage production.”
The teaching building, which was originally a department store, 9.____ (go) through six months of renovations. Liao then turned the space into the “dream - making space” for students.
The “chief dream maker”, at 60, is affectionately called Liao Ye (Grandpa Liao) by the students. He has a chivalrous spirit and a touch of childlike enthusiasm.
Passage 2
He oversaw the design of every detail, personally selecting each piece of furniture, from the desks and chairs to the trash cans. The chairs in the meeting room are colorful, and the lighting in each room is tailored to the specific function of the space. Even the indicator lights at the entrance of the recording studio, the fonts above 1.____, and the color temperature of the lighting were all carefully decided by Liao.
Apart from a conventional lecture hall, the other classes 2.____ (hold) in dedicated studios, including international - standard set design, costume practice, and woodworking studios. Liao has thoughtfully arranged everything in these spaces, including the storage of teaching materials.
A romantic at heart, his design for the dream - making space is filled with small, poetic touches — from the gaps between the shelves in the library and the angles at 3.____ sunlight filters through the windows to the gradient painted wall and the piano key - like seats on the balcony.
The large glass windows on the first floor of the teaching building were left unchanged. Liao wanted residents to see what he and his students are doing in the hopes of connecting the institute with the community.
“I hope the students will share what they've learned with residents,” he says. “We also want to invite our neighbors to come in and see what we're doing. Theater is a way of life.”
The new teaching building officially opened on April 8 last year. On the afternoon of the 7th, students were divided into groups of 10, with each group 4.____ (receive) a 100 - minute tour. Liao worked nonstop, repeating the tour for 10 different groups.
“This is how I do things. Everything I can give you, I do,” he says.
Exploring passion, his educational philosophy centers on the principle of safety first. He aims to instill this mindset not only in his students but also throughout the industry. This ethos permeates every aspect, right down to the smallest details of operations.
For instance, students are not allowed 5.____ (bring) food into the building, as eating is prohibited in a theater. On rainy days, umbrellas must be stored neatly on designated racks at the entrance 6.____ (prevent) water from dripping into the corridors.
Passage 3
“If there is food, it might attract rats, and rats can chew through wires, creating safety hazards,” Liao explains. “I want students to develop good safety habits in their daily lives, 1.____ are built over time.”
On the first day of each academic year, the principal addresses incoming students with a message that reflects his commitment to their future: “From today on, I am the director of our great theater company, and our annual production is your employment.”
“This production only succeeds if the students put in the effort,” Liao says. “I'm here to help them realize their dreams.”
He has structured the curriculum to provide a hands - on, progressive learning experience. In the first year, students focus on general education, while specialized courses 2.____ (introduce) in the second year. They explore a range of professional courses in their first year to determine their specialization.
Specializations are designed to meet industry demands. Courses are taught in a modular format, with expert instructors 3.____ (deliver) intensive lessons over short periods.
The institute also encourages students to participate in real - world projects. This gives them the opportunity to apply 4.____ they've learned in the classroom to practical situations. For example, students may work on local theater productions or collaborate with professional theater companies.
In addition, the institute organizes regular workshops and seminars 5.____ (feature) renowned theater professionals. These events provide students with insights into the latest trends and techniques in the industry.
The institute's unique approach to teaching theater technology has attracted students from all over the country. They come here with a passion for theater and 6.____ (hope) to gain the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the field.
The combination of theoretical learning and practical experience at the Hesheng Institute of Theatre Technology is 7.____ (prove) to be a winning formula. It not only equips students with the necessary skills but also nurtures their creativity and passion for theater.
As the institute continues to grow, it is expected to play an even 8.____ (important) role in shaping the future of the Chinese theater industry.
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