2024届高三英语一轮复习2月时事语法填空（2）

语法填空1 It was the summer of 1966. The Beatles were in the middle of a tour that had them play five shows in just three days at Japan’s famed Nippon Budokan arena, but when they weren’t performing, they stayed in the presidential suite (总统套房) of the Tokyo Hilton 1.______(create) a work of art that came to be known 2._____ “Images of a Woman.”   That painting, 3._____(believe) by some experts to be the only artwork jointly made by all four Beatles (or at least signed by all four), was sold at Christie’s auction house (拍卖行) in New York on February 1. 4._____(it) final sale price was $1,744,000.   During their 1966 Japan tour, The Beatles, confined mostly to their hotel by local authorities concerned for their 5._____(safe). With art supplies gifted by a visitor, they gathered around a sheet of Japanese art paper, under the ambient backdrop of "Revolver" album recordings, to each contribute to a collective painting. Photographer Robert Whitaker captured this calm and content moment. Afterwards, the artwork, reflecting their individual styles with Lennon and McCartney using acrylics (丙烯画) and Harrison and Starr favoring watercolors, 6._____(title) "Images of a Woman" due to 7.____ interpretation by a Japanese journalist.   8._____(initial) kept as a cultural artifact in Japan, it was eventually auctioned, highlighting the Beatles' enduring 9._____(globe) impact. This collaborative（合作的） piece, marked by the Beatles' signatures at its center, symbolizes their artistic fluidity（艺术流动性）10._____ it has invited varied interpretations over time.   答案 1.creating2.as3.believed4.Its5.safety6.was titled7.an8.Initially9.global10.and 语法填空2 Near four hundred A-class scenic spots in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region offer free admission to travelers during the Spring Festival holidays, 1.____ February 10 to 24, a move to further embrace the ice and snow tourism boom across China over the upcoming major festival holiday. Xinjiang also introduced 2.______ series of high-