2023届高三英语二轮复习一天一篇语法填空Day5-10

语法填空day 5 By day Mr Wei sold pancakes in Shaanxi, a northern province. 1. night he led a gang of grave robbers 2. tunnelled under 3. ancient temple near his shop. 4. took 11 months for them to reach the treasures 5. (bury) beneath(在底下), which included gold statues of the Buddha and the bones of illustrious monks(圣僧). Mr Wei and his cronies(同伙)went on to dig several more 6. (passage) from restaurants that they opened near temples. Over five years the looting(盗墓)earned them 12m yuan ($1.8m). Last year, Mr Wei 7. (sentence) to 15 years in prison. It was the second time that tomb raiding(盗墓)had landed him behind bars. China is redoubling efforts 8. (catch) grave robbers. Last year authorities arrested 2,400 such thieves and retrieved(收回)over 31,000 lost or stolen items, almost three times the number reclaimed during the previous year. The government agency responsible for protecting relics says it is in the midst of a 12-month crackdown(打击)9. tomb raiders that involves more investment in staff and equipment. 10. (punish) are growing more severe. In 2017 a man convicted of leading a gang of 200 grave robbers was put to death. 语法填空day 6 Looting antiquities(掠夺文物)remains 1. attractive business, nonetheless. Some 90% of all the major tombs of 2. the whereabouts(去向,下落)is known have been plundered(掠夺)at one time or another, says Ni Fangliu, an independent scholar. Sites in Shaanxi province—home 3. the world-famous terracotta army(兵马俑), among other ancient stuff—4. (be) a target for centuries. But thieves are fanning out(散开)to new areas, 5. (include) Xinjiang in north-western China and Inner Mongolia, in the north-east. The robbers are 6. (increase) professional and often well-connected. Some are backed by investors 7. cover travel 8. (expense) and stump up for tools. On one visit to north-eastern China, Mr Ni was approached by a thief 9. (try) to raise funds(资金)to buy an excavator(挖掘机). He turned out to be the brother of a senior policeman. Criminals have been known to snatch