2023届高三英语二轮复习时文语法填空专练（三）

时文语法填空专练（三） （一） The lazy economy Recent years ___1___（see）the rise of the "lazy economy," as many young Chinese are seeking hyper-convenient services ____2___ (simplify) their daily routines at home. The so-called "lazy economy" is an umbrella term ___3___ includes services such as home manicures, pre-cooked meals, smart home devices, and dog-walking. ____4___ great market potential, the "lazy economy" has been accused____5___dragging consumers into a vicious circle of laziness. ____6____ the word, "lazy," may be misleading, the "lazy economy" is ____7____ (essential)the purchase of a convenience-driven lifestyle, which not only affords young Chinese consumers more quality leisure time, but also leads to the ____8____ (emerge)of new professions and the creation of new job opportunities. As as matter of fact, the "lazy economy" has its origins in multiple products and services that have already taken___9____strong hold in daily life. It should be understood as a logical product of the ___10____ (continue)specialization of labor and a sign of progress. （二） Plant factories help accelerate agricultural upgrading A plant factory is an indoor farm ___1___ all environmental factors, from light and temperature to humidity and nutrition, are ___2____ (automatic) and precisely controlled to ____3___(able)a year-round production of vegetables. Though a latecomer, China has become a plant factory powerhouse ____4___ (drive)by the fast development of core technologies, including LED lighting, hydroponics and intelligent control. There are many reasons why this new trend is the future of agriculture. By breaking the physical limitations of field cultivation, these plant factories not only prevent major contaminants from interfering ___5___ crop growth, but also allow food production to enter cities, drylands and deserts—places previously ____6____ (suit)for cultivation. The ____7___ (capable)for smart control of artificial light and air quality comes____8___ a price, which is h