2023届高三英语复习外刊改编语法填空

2023 高三语法填空 外刊改编 第一篇 在线直播学习 Welcome to the soothing world of “online self-study rooms.” The roots of the name are 1. _(instant) recognizable to anyone who grew up attending Chinese schools, 2. _ students are expected to report to their classroom before and after school for hours of monitored “self-study” every day. These sessions are, if not universally3. _belove, accepted and occasionally even appreciated. The silent accountability that comes from quietly studying with your classmates 4. _tend to focus your attention like nothing else. The pandemic repeatedly disrupted in-person instruction — and in-person study halls — in much of China. Office workers, too, have had to adjust to 5. _work from home or under lockdown. Neither Chinese dorms nor apartments are known for being spacious or quiet, 6. _ making room to study or work under these conditions isn’t easy. Even if you do succeed, it’s easy to let your mind drift without an office- or desk-mate7. _(keep) you honest as you study or work into the night. That’s where online study rooms come in. Far from a Chinese-only phenomenon, they range from YouTube channels devoted 8. _ “lo-fi hip hop” and “study with me” vlogs to livestreams of people doing their homework. Chinese streaming platform Bilibili has 9. _ entire section devoted to “study,”10. _ the most popular study room streaming accounts boasting upward of 150,000 subscribers. 答案: 1. instantly 2. where 3. beloved 4. tends 5. working 6. and 7. to keep 8. to 9. an 10. with 第二篇 了解中国门神 Every Lunar New Year, they are always outside the door: Portraits of two heavily armed and fierce warriors donned in colorful battle armor. Known as menshen or “door gods,” they are venerated across the country as deities1. _ protect homes from evil spirits — a tradition that dates back to ancient China. While belief 2. _ the supernatural isn’t as strong today, the time-honored custom of pasting their portraits on both sides of a door or gate still 3. _(endure). Their origins can be