高考英语专题复习之语法填空（中国题材篇）专项训练-2023届高三英语三轮冲刺

高考英语专题复习之语法填空 (中国题材篇) 根据2023.5最新文章改编 By Stephano （一） The Chinese people have 1. long history of drinking tea and are particular about the 2. (choose) of tea leaves, water, the brewing methods, and the quality of teapots. 3. the various teapots, the Zisha teapot has been second to none for hundreds of years. This unique clay resource, the ZiSha clay, is rich in Yixing, a city in eastern China’s Jiangsu province. Yixing 4. (become) the production and sales centre of ZiSha pottery for over 500 years since the Ming dynasty. Yixing ZiSha teapots are 5. (high) praised for their graceful shape and the merit of 6. (preserve) the tea’s colour, fragrance and taste for a long time. In recent years, the auction prices of YiXing ZiSha teapot 7. (reach) record highs in the antique market. You may wonder why the tiny little ZiSha Teapot is so expensive? The first reason is 8. its raw material, the ZiSha clay, is really distinctive. Apart from its 9. (scarce), the ZiSha clay also can bring the teapot a special pool structure which 10. (allow) the air to flow freely, so as to better maintain the tea quality and enhance the aroma. （二） A Siheyuan, 1. a quadrangle dwelling, is a historical type of residence 2. was commonly found throughout China, most famously in Beijing 3. rural Shanxi. It refers to a courtyard 4. (surround) by buildings on all four sides. Throughout Chinese history, the Siheyuan 5. (compose) was the basic pattern used for residences, palaces, temples, monasteries, family businesses, and government offices. In ancient times, a 6. (space) Siheyuan would be occupied by a single, usually large and extended family, 7. (symbol) wealth and prosperity. Today, remaining Siheyuan are often still used as subdivided housing complexes, although many lack modern facilities. Siheyuan dates back 8.