2024年7月时事语法填空（8）-2025届高三英语一轮复习

语法填空1 Thousands of people at a religious gathering in India rushed to leave a makeshift tent, (1)____(set) off a stampede on Tuesday that killed at least 130 people and injured scores. The incident happened at a prayer meeting, (2)____(know) as a satsang, in the Hathras district of Uttar Pradesh. It was not immediately clear (3)____ triggered the panic. Authorities said heat and suffocation in the tent could have been (4)____ factor. “People started falling one upon another, one upon another. Those who were crushed (5)____(die). People there pulled them out,” a witness told the Press Trust of India news agency. Relatives wailed in distress as bodies of the dead, placed on stretchers (6)____ covered in white sheets, lined the grounds of a local hospital. A bus that arrived there carried more victims, (7)_____ bodies were lying on the seats inside. Religious gatherings in India have a grim track record of (8)____(dead) incidents caused by poor crowd management and safety lapses. At least 112 people were killed in 2016 (9)____ a huge explosion caused by a banned fireworks display at a temple (10)____(mark) the Hindu new year. In 2013, 115 devotees died after a crush at a bridge near a temple in Madhya Pradesh. 答案： 1.setting 2.known 3.what 4.a 5.died 6.and 7.whose 8.deadly 9.after/in 10.marking 语法填空2 An Air China flight CA2754 from the eastern city of Quzhou had been scheduled to fly to Chengdu in the country’s southwest on July 4. However, a rookie passenger opened an emergency exit door by mistake,          1          (cause) an evacuation slide to deploy. As a result, the plane had to be emptied of passengers and the flight          2          (cancel).   The affected passengers were relocated to a hotel          3          given compensation of 400 yuan (US$55) each. The woman          4          opened the emergency door was also taken to the hotel for questioning by police. The incident received widespread attention          5          mainland social media. On Weibo, one online observer wrote: “Being a first-time          6          (fly) is no excuse. She could have simply asked the crew where the toilet was.”  Aircraft exit doors are designed to be easily opened          7           (ensure) prompt access in emergencies. Under normal circumstances, the flight crew would          8          (repeated) remind passengers not to accidentally activate them.           9          (depend) on the aircraft model, the cost of activating an emergency exit door ranges from 100,000 to 200,000 yuan (US$28,000). After an evacuation slide deploys aircraft can be grounded for several days for maintenance.  In China, the unauthorised opening of aircraft emergency exit doors is          10          (legal) and can lead to large fines and administrative detention. 答案： 1. causing 2. was cancelled 3. and 4. who/that 5. on 6. flier/flyer 7. to ensure 8. repeatedly9. Depending 10. illegal 语法填空3 Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, agreed to plead guilty on June 24 to a single felony count of illegally (1)____(obtain) and disclosing national security material in exchange for his release from a British prison, (2)____(end) his long and bitter standoff with the United States. Mr. Assange, 52, was granted his request (3)____(appear) before a federal judge at one of the more remote outposts of the federal judiciary, the courthouse in Saipan, the capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, according to a brief court filing (4)____(make) public on late June 24. He is expected (5)_____(sentence) to about five years, the equivalent of the time he has already served in Britain, according to a law enforcement official familiar with the terms of the agreement. It was a fitting final twist in the case against Mr. Assange, (6)____ doggedly opposed extradition to the U.S. mainland. The islands are much (7)____(close) to Mr. Assange’s native Australia than courts in the continental United States or Hawaii. Mr. Assange is scheduled (8)____(appear) in Saipan at 9 a.m. local time on June 26 and is expected to fly back to Australia “at the conclusion of the proceedings.” “The Australian government has (9)_____(consistent) said that Mr. Assange’s case has dragged on for too long, and that there is nothing to be gained by his continued incarceration,” Mr. Anthony Albanese, the prime minister of Australia, wrote on X. “We want him(10)____(bring) home to Australia.” 答案： 1.obtaining 2.ending 3.to appear 4.made 5.to be sentenced 6.who 7.closer 8.to appear 9.consistently 10.brought 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$