专题14 语法填空热点话题15篇(名校真题)-2024中考英语短文填空热点话题冲刺练

专题14 语法填空热点话题15篇(名校真题) （23-24九年级下·湖南长沙·阶段练习）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Marie Kondo from Japan is probably 1 best-known decluttering consultant (整理收纳师). Since her book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up 2 (come) out in 2010, the “tidy house, tidy mind” way of thinking has become popular. People let go of unneeded things and put everything in order. But 3 (recent), Kondo said that she would be giving up on tidying her house to spend more time on her children. The news has shocked many and made them ask: shouldn’t we always keep our house tidy and 4 (comfort)? Some believe decluttering can make our lives relaxed. By labeling (贴标签) things in order, people can 5 (feel) more in control of their environment. “By tidying, we’re able to discover our sense of value,” Wang Zehu, a decluttering consultant in Shanghai, told China Daily. However, when our minds are full of cleanliness and order, we may end up 6 (pay) too much attention to small things. For example, you may ask 7 (you), “Did I put my books on the shelf correctly”, or “Where’s the suitable place to put my coats?” This can lead 8 wasted time. Decluttering has also led to yet another form of consumption (消费). 9 a highly tidy person has too many clothes, he or she may buy more things like bins, boxes and labels to sort them out (整理). Decluttering, after all, is supposed to help people find happiness. As Kondo herself told The Washington Post, it is not to cut down on your things or declutter your space, but “to learn to make meaningful 10 (choose) and find thankfulness in everyday life.” （23-24九年级下·山东临沂·阶段练习）The willow branch (柳树枝) is a part of the willow tree. In ancient China, willow branches were often used as a parting gift between friends and family 11 (member). Even today, willow branches 12 (mention) in many cases as a symbol of saying goodbye. Do you know why? One reason is that willow trees are strong.