2025年3月时事语法填空（28）-2025届高三下学期英语二轮复习专项

语法填空1 Literary creation remains inextricably linked to life itself. Choosing this path means committing to connecting with human souls through the medium of language—a pursuit that transcends mere technical skill to embody an artist's moral character and philosophical vision. Authentic literary works spring from 1.______(deep) personal wells: lived experiences, idiosyncratic emotions, and distinctive worldviews 2._______ defy algorithmic replication. While AI excels at data aggregation and pattern recognition across vast digital landscapes, 3._______ fundamentally lacks the capacity for genuine emotional expression or the crafting of narratives imbued with individual consciousness. The allure of AI-generated content 4.______(pose) particular risks for lesser talents who might misuse these tools to fabricate work lacking authentic creative impulse, thereby obfuscating the boundary between human ingenuity and machine simulation. Though current AI systems struggle with producing cohesive full-length narratives, their evolving capabilities force us to confront new ethical 5._______(dilemma). This dynamic echoes historical shifts in artistic expression—much like how photography's advent once threatened painting, only 6._______(catalyze) a renaissance of innovative pictorial languages. Technological progress, far from eclipsing human creativity, often becomes a catalyst for artistic evolution. The camera didn't supplant painters; rather, it 7.______(spur) generations of modern masters to redefine artistic possibilities. AI's analytical frameworks may offer writers objective insights, yet poetic creation thrives in the subjective realms of personal memory 8._______existential reflection. As social media floods with machine-generated texts, literary practitioners face dual imperatives: preserving the irreplaceable vitality 9.______human-authored works while exploring symbiotic integrations of technology. Ultimately, literature that truly resonates demands the irreplaceable alchemy of individual passion, distinctive stylistic voice, and 10.______ irreducible human capacity to translate inner worlds into universal truths. 答案 1. deeply 2.that 3.it 4.poses 5.dilemmas 6.to catalyze 7.spurred 8.and 9.of 10.the 语法填空2 While "Li Bai" shares AI-rendered Tang Dynasty street scenes, "Du Fu" pens a poem reviewing the animated film Ne Zha 2, and "Su Shi" blogs recipes for Dongpo pork. Clearly, this "cyber resurrection" of ancient 1._______(figure), spearheaded by Gen Z, is revolutionizing cultural heritage.  Wang Mengqi, a 32-year-old blogger who manages the Li Bai account, revealed that she chose the poet due to his romanticism and free-spirited verse, 2._______ resonates with modern youth's pursuit of self-actualization.3.________(draw) inspiration from historical records and scholarly research, she simplifies and presents this content in Li Bai's voice to make 4.________ more engaging. Wang mentioned that these bloggers hail from diverse backgrounds, including those who majored in Chinese language and literature or history, 5._______ even middle school students. 6.________, they all share a common interest in participating in this burgeoning "cyber ancients" cultural community on social media.  Similarly, Qin Piyin, who "language-cosplays" as Su Shi, 7._______(view) the polymath from the Northern Song Dynasty as 8.________ "life coach" for modern youth. The 17-year-old high school student told that, when interacting with netizens, he discovers that youth today focus more on Su's life attitude than his artistic creations. Currently, thousands of accounts impersonate historical icons on RedNote, with follower counts spanning 9.________ hundreds to hundreds of thousands. Addressing the "arrival" of these ancient figures, a RedNote customer service representative stated that these are all 10.________(individual) registered accounts, solely the result of users' independent choices. 答案 1. figures 2.which 3.Drawing 4.it 5.and 6.However 7.views 8.a 9.from 10.individually 语法填空3 The results are intriguing（令人兴奋的）, but a resurrected mammoth（复活的猛犸象）1.___________ (remain) far away. Making a mouse woolly is one thing-tweaking（改造）an elephant to be woolly, small-eared and cold-resistant is 2._________truly mammoth task. “It's the first step on a long journey,” says Eske Willerslev, a specialist in ancient DNA at the University of Cambridge, who was not involved with the work. There are many more 3.___________(unknown) along the way. For one thing, says Patricia Chrzanova Pecnerova, an elephant researcher at the University of Copenhagen, it is unclear if an Asian elephant 4. _______ genome（基因组）had been similarly edited would be a true mammoth or just a long-haired elephant. Different scientists will have different opinions about when de-extinction（反灭绝）has been achieved.  5._________it should be attempted at all remains 6._________(hot) debated. Critics point out that resurrected mammoths might not bond with their elephant mothers, and could have health problems. They also contend that money 7. _______(invest) in such endeavours would be better spent protecting existing species. Mr Lamm and Dr Shapiro, for their part, say they raise money for 8.________(conserve), and point out that all the technology their company develops has been made freely available 9. __________conservationists. With many species 10. ________ (struggle) to adapt to climate change, they argue, the gene-editing tools used to reverse extinction might also help prevent it. 答案： 1.remains2.a3.unknowns4.whose5.Whether6.hotly7.invested8.conservation 9.to10.struggling 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$