2024届高三英语一轮复习语法填词专题练习课件

高考填词专项练习 1 URUMQI — Nestled deep in the heart of the Taklimakan Desert, often 1.       (refer) to as the "place you can enter but can't exit" in the Uygur language, 2.      (lie) an extraordinary botanical garden. The Taklimakan, China's largest desert, is also known as the "Sea of Death" 3.            has remained an inhospitable land for a long time. Yet the Tazhong botanical garden, sprawling across more than 20 hectares, is home 4.       over 230 plant species. The architects of this botanical marvel are a group of dedicated researchers. Thanks to their unwavering 5.      (effort), the ecological environment of the desert has undergone fundamental transformations. In 1991, the researchers established 6.       botanical testing base on the fringe of the desert 7.      (conduct) pioneering experiments on cultivating plants through saline-alkali water irrigation, according to Chang Qing. Decades have passed, and 8.       was once barren land has transformed into lush forests. The plants cultivated here have not only contributed to ecological 9.      (protect) efforts across Xinjiang but have also ventured beyond borders, 10.      (support) desertification control projects in Africa, Central Asia and other regions. URUMQI — Nestled deep in the heart of the Taklimakan Desert, often 1.       (refer) to as the “place you can enter but can‘t exit” in the Uygur language, 2.      (lie) an extraordinary botanical garden. The Taklimakan, China’s largest desert, is also known as the “Sea of Death” 3.______has remained an inhospitable land for a long time. Yet the Tazhong botanical garden, sprawling across more than 20 hectares, is home 4.      over 230 plant species. The architects of this botanical marvel are a group of dedicated researchers. Thanks to their unwavering 5.      (effort), the ecological environment of the desert has undergone fundamental transformations. In 1991, the researchers established 6.       botanical testing base on the fringe of the desert 7.