2025届高三英语二轮复习：外刊改编语法填空专项练习（含答案）
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语篇一：中国新一代高速列车 CR450
BEIJING-Prototypes of the world's fastest high-speed train, the CR450, with a test speed of up to 450 km per hour and an operational speed of 400 km per hour, 1. ________(undergo) type tests on Beijing's ring railways for future commercial services. The new trains debuted in Beijing on Dec 30, 2024. They are significantly faster than the CR400 Fuxing high-speed trains currently in service, 2. __________(operate) at 350 kilometers per hour.
Wang Feng, vice-president of the train producer, CRRC Corporation Limited, emphasized the CR450 represents an all-round leap 3. __________ technology. To reach the unprecedented operational speed, engineers upgraded traction systems, as 4. __________ (explain) by Wang.
The train employs a high-efficiency cooling system and a new lightweight design. Safety is bolstered by advanced braking technology and over 4,000 sensors 5. __________ (monitor) key systems in real time. The streamlined design 6.__________ (reduce) air resistance by 15%, 7. __________ (make) it more energy-efficient.
Noise reduction techniques, including sound-absorbing materials, lower cabin noise 8. __________ (level). Wang added 9. __________ (intelligence) upgrades enable the CR450 to outperform other models. Experts believe 10. __________ (it) innovations will set global standards.
答案：
1. are undergoing
2. which/that
3. in
4. explained
5. monitoring
6. reduces
7. making
8. levels
9. intelligent
10. its
语篇二：火星上的古老海洋证据
Mars may not have always been a barren world. A study based on data from China's Zhurong rover gives the clearest evidence 1. __________ large bodies of water shaped Mars' terrain billions of years ago.
The rover, 2. __________ (land) in the Utopia Plantitia region in 2021, detected rock layers 3. __________ (resemble) Earth's coastal structures. These formations suggest 4. __________ ancient ocean once covered Mars' northern hemisphere.
Researchers used radar systems 5. __________ (map) hidden structures. The findings 6. __________ (publish) in PNAS last month. Benjamin Cardenas stated, "Mars was evolving. Rivers 7. __________ (flow), sediment moved, and land 8. __________ (build)."
The 9. __________ (discover) called 'Deuteronilus' provides clues about Mars' climate history, 10. __________ (help) scientists search for past life.
答案：
1. that
2. landed
3. resembling
4. an
5. to map
6. were published
7. flowed
8. was being built
9. discovery
10. helping
语篇三：马耳他的太极文化交流
A Tai Chi program 1. __________ (launch) at the Chinese Garden of Serenity in Malta, attracting local enthusiasts. Participants practiced under experts. Maria Farrugia, 60, said Tai Chi deepened her interest 2. __________ Chinese culture.
Alan Saliba Gauci, who 3. __________ (teach) Tai Chi since 2002, plans to open a club. The event included free clinics 4. __________ (offer) traditional Chinese medicine. Since 1994, over 100 Chinese doctors have treated 250,000 Maltese 5. __________ (patient).
Yang Libai stated, "Tai Chi and TCM build bridges 6. __________ cultures." Inspired by acupuncture, Farrugia vowed 7. __________ (continue) supporting TCM. Gauci remarked, "Martial arts connect people 8. __________ borders."
The program will expand to include Baduanjin, 9. __________ traditional Chinese exercise. Organizers hope to strengthen cultural ties 10. __________ (far).
答案：
1. was launched
2. in
3. has taught
4. offering
5. patients
6. between
7. to continue
8. across
9. a
10. further
语篇四：森林浴的治愈力量
Forest bathing, which involves immersing oneself in nature, is gaining 1. __________ (popularity). During a session in Washington, D.C., guide Melanie Choukas-Bradley encouraged participants 2. __________ (use) all senses. "Close your eyes and breathe deeply," she advised.
Amos Clifford, 3. __________(found) of the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy, hopes healthcare systems 4. __________ (adopt) this practice. Studies show that work-related stress costs the U.S. $190 billion annually, 5. __________ (which) highlights the need for natural solutions.
6. __________ (Walk) slowly through the forest, participants touched tree trunks and smelled black walnuts. Clifford emphasized, "Nature helps us reconnect with 7. __________ (we)."
Though not a cure-all, forest bathing offers mental clarity. "I noticed details I 8. __________ (ignore) before," one participant said. Practice 9. __________ (regular), this activity can improve well-being. Choukas-Bradley concluded, "The forest isn't just a place; it's 10. __________ state of mind."
答案：
1. popularity
2. to use
3.founder
4. will adopt
5. which
6. Walking
6. ourselves
8. had ignored
9. regularly
10. a
语篇五：睡前拖延症的科学分析
Bedtime procrastination, which refers to delaying sleep despite 1. __________(exhaustion), affects many people. A study 2. __________(link) it to "present-hedonistic" behavior—choosing immediate comfort over long-term benefits. Dr. Jacqueline Nesi identifies three causes: 3. __________(balance) time perspective, incorrect beliefs about willpower, and negative self-labeling.
4. __________ (fight) this habit, experts suggest cognitive-behavioral strategies. For example, setting alarms or removing phones from bedrooms can help. However, 5. __________ remains challenging to act on these tips.
The author admits struggling with "bedmin"—avoiding nightly routines like brushing teeth. "These tasks feel overwhelming," she says. Research shows that 6. __________ (have) a tough day increases procrastination. Labeling oneself 7. __________ lazy worsens the problem, creating a vicious cycle.
To address this, Nesi recommends identifying triggers and adjusting environments. "Small changes yield big results," she says. Though promising, these solutions require 8. __________(consist) effort. The author jokes, "I'll try these methods... maybe tomorrow."
Ironically, quantum physics research on teleportation sparked her 9. __________(curious) "If science can teleport me 10. __________ the couch to bed, I'd save hours!" she muses. Until then, combating bedtime procrastination remains a personal battle.
答案：
1. exhaust
2. links
3.unbalanced
4.To fight
5. it
6. having
7. as
8. consistent
9.curiosity
10. from
BEIJING-Prototypes of the world's fastest high-speed train, the CR450, with a test speed of up to 450 km per hour and an operational speed of 400 km per hour, 1. ________(undergo) type tests on Beijing's ring railways for future commercial services. The new trains debuted in Beijing on Dec 30, 2024. They are significantly faster than the CR400 Fuxing high-speed trains currently in service, 2. __________(operate) at 350 kilometers per hour.
Wang Feng, vice-president of the train producer, CRRC Corporation Limited, emphasized the CR450 represents an all-round leap 3. __________ technology. To reach the unprecedented operational speed, engineers upgraded traction systems, as 4. __________ (explain) by Wang.
The train employs a high-efficiency cooling system and a new lightweight design. Safety is bolstered by advanced braking technology and over 4,000 sensors 5. __________ (monitor) key systems in real time. The streamlined design 6.__________ (reduce) air resistance by 15%, 7. __________ (make) it more energy-efficient.
Noise reduction techniques, including sound-absorbing materials, lower cabin noise 8. __________ (level). Wang added 9. __________ (intelligence) upgrades enable the CR450 to outperform other models. Experts believe 10. __________ (it) innovations will set global standards.
答案：
1. are undergoing
2. which/that
3. in
4. explained
5. monitoring
6. reduces
7. making
8. levels
9. intelligent
10. its
语篇二：火星上的古老海洋证据
Mars may not have always been a barren world. A study based on data from China's Zhurong rover gives the clearest evidence 1. __________ large bodies of water shaped Mars' terrain billions of years ago.
The rover, 2. __________ (land) in the Utopia Plantitia region in 2021, detected rock layers 3. __________ (resemble) Earth's coastal structures. These formations suggest 4. __________ ancient ocean once covered Mars' northern hemisphere.
Researchers used radar systems 5. __________ (map) hidden structures. The findings 6. __________ (publish) in PNAS last month. Benjamin Cardenas stated, "Mars was evolving. Rivers 7. __________ (flow), sediment moved, and land 8. __________ (build)."
The 9. __________ (discover) called 'Deuteronilus' provides clues about Mars' climate history, 10. __________ (help) scientists search for past life.
答案：
1. that
2. landed
3. resembling
4. an
5. to map
6. were published
7. flowed
8. was being built
9. discovery
10. helping
语篇三：马耳他的太极文化交流
A Tai Chi program 1. __________ (launch) at the Chinese Garden of Serenity in Malta, attracting local enthusiasts. Participants practiced under experts. Maria Farrugia, 60, said Tai Chi deepened her interest 2. __________ Chinese culture.
Alan Saliba Gauci, who 3. __________ (teach) Tai Chi since 2002, plans to open a club. The event included free clinics 4. __________ (offer) traditional Chinese medicine. Since 1994, over 100 Chinese doctors have treated 250,000 Maltese 5. __________ (patient).
Yang Libai stated, "Tai Chi and TCM build bridges 6. __________ cultures." Inspired by acupuncture, Farrugia vowed 7. __________ (continue) supporting TCM. Gauci remarked, "Martial arts connect people 8. __________ borders."
The program will expand to include Baduanjin, 9. __________ traditional Chinese exercise. Organizers hope to strengthen cultural ties 10. __________ (far).
答案：
1. was launched
2. in
3. has taught
4. offering
5. patients
6. between
7. to continue
8. across
9. a
10. further
语篇四：森林浴的治愈力量
Forest bathing, which involves immersing oneself in nature, is gaining 1. __________ (popularity). During a session in Washington, D.C., guide Melanie Choukas-Bradley encouraged participants 2. __________ (use) all senses. "Close your eyes and breathe deeply," she advised.
Amos Clifford, 3. __________(found) of the Association of Nature & Forest Therapy, hopes healthcare systems 4. __________ (adopt) this practice. Studies show that work-related stress costs the U.S. $190 billion annually, 5. __________ (which) highlights the need for natural solutions.
6. __________ (Walk) slowly through the forest, participants touched tree trunks and smelled black walnuts. Clifford emphasized, "Nature helps us reconnect with 7. __________ (we)."
Though not a cure-all, forest bathing offers mental clarity. "I noticed details I 8. __________ (ignore) before," one participant said. Practice 9. __________ (regular), this activity can improve well-being. Choukas-Bradley concluded, "The forest isn't just a place; it's 10. __________ state of mind."
答案：
1. popularity
2. to use
3.founder
4. will adopt
5. which
6. Walking
6. ourselves
8. had ignored
9. regularly
10. a
语篇五：睡前拖延症的科学分析
Bedtime procrastination, which refers to delaying sleep despite 1. __________(exhaustion), affects many people. A study 2. __________(link) it to "present-hedonistic" behavior—choosing immediate comfort over long-term benefits. Dr. Jacqueline Nesi identifies three causes: 3. __________(balance) time perspective, incorrect beliefs about willpower, and negative self-labeling.
4. __________ (fight) this habit, experts suggest cognitive-behavioral strategies. For example, setting alarms or removing phones from bedrooms can help. However, 5. __________ remains challenging to act on these tips.
The author admits struggling with "bedmin"—avoiding nightly routines like brushing teeth. "These tasks feel overwhelming," she says. Research shows that 6. __________ (have) a tough day increases procrastination. Labeling oneself 7. __________ lazy worsens the problem, creating a vicious cycle.
To address this, Nesi recommends identifying triggers and adjusting environments. "Small changes yield big results," she says. Though promising, these solutions require 8. __________(consist) effort. The author jokes, "I'll try these methods... maybe tomorrow."
Ironically, quantum physics research on teleportation sparked her 9. __________(curious) "If science can teleport me 10. __________ the couch to bed, I'd save hours!" she muses. Until then, combating bedtime procrastination remains a personal battle.
答案：
1. exhaust
2. links
3.unbalanced
4.To fight
5. it
6. having
7. as
8. consistent
9.curiosity
10. from