2025届高考英语二轮复习语法填空专项训练之香港特别行政区专篇

2025届高考英语语法填空专项训练之香港特别行政区专篇 A Hong Kong is one of the most vibrant and dynamic Chinese 1. (city) in the world. Located at the southern tip of China, Hong Kong is a fusion of East and West, where tradition meets 2. (innovate) and Chinese culture blends with international influence. Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region of China, is a vibrant city 3. stands at the crossroads of East and West. It is renowned for 4. (it) iconic skyline, a stunning blend of modern architecture and 5. (nature) beauty. As a global financial hub, Hong Kong boasts a dynamic economy with a free market and a robust legal system that supports international trade and commerce. Hong Kong is also a melting pot of cultures, where traditional Chinese practices coexist with Western influences, 6. (create) a unique cultural identity. The city's culinary scene is a testament to this diversity, offering a wide array of cuisines that cater to every palate. From the stunning skyline to the bustling streets, Hong Kong is a city that never sleeps. Our iconic Victoria Harbour is a breathtaking sight, with towering skyscrapers and majestic mountains as its backdrop. You're advised 7. (take) a ride on the historic Star Ferry, and experience the city's energy and excitement. Hong Kong is a food paradise, 8. a diverse range of cuisines to suit every taste and budget. From traditional Cantonese dim sum to international fine dining, our city offers a culinary journey like no other. Don't forget to try our famous egg tarts, roast goose, and congee! Beyond the city's urban landscape, Hong Kong is also home to lush green mountains, pristine beaches, 9. scenic hiking trails. You can explore the Sai Kung Peninsula, visit the Big Buddha on Lantau Island, or take a stroll through the beautiful Hong Kong Park. For those seeking adventure, Hong Kong offers a plethora of outdoor 10. (activity), from hiking in its lush green hills to exploring the many islands that dot its coastline. Its efficient public transportation system makes it easy to navigate and experience all that the city has to offer. B Hong Kong is a city of festivals and celebrations, with a rich 1. heritage. Join us for the Chinese New Year, the Dragon Boat Festival, or the Mid-Autumn Festival, 2. experience the city's vibrant spirit. 3. you're a foodie, a shopaholic, or an adventure-seeker, Hong Kong has something for everyone. Come and discover our city's unique charm and hospitality. Named after Britain's Queen Victoria, Victoria Harbour is Asia's 4. (large) harbor and one of the world's top three night 5. (scene). After nightfall, the lights shine 6. (bright) and a large light show is staged every night at 8 p.m. This is the main venue for the fireworks display in Hong Kong. Mongkok is one of the most popular areas in Hong Kong, 7. trendy fashion, traditional culture, urban style, and snacks and food all come together. There are many themed streets, and some stores are open until dawn. It is also a shopping mecca for young people, with cosmetic chains, electronic and digital stores, famous bookstores, and more. 8. (locate) on Lantau Island, Hong Kong Disneyland is the first theme park based 9. the California Disney (including Sleeping Princess Castle). The park includes seven theme areas: Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, etc., of which Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Manor are unique in the world. Wonton 10. (create) in the 1950s during the downturn of Hong Kong and is still a favorite dish of Hong Kong people. They can be eaten with Hong Kong's unique red vinegar, and are a must-try in every Hong Kong-style teahouse. C You must have a cup of milk tea in Hong Kong, 1. (especial) the authentic Mandarin milk tea, 2. is a standard Hong Kong invention. It mixes the smoothness of milk tea with the rich aroma of coffee. Mandarin milk tea is available in Hong Kong wherever Hong Kong-style dining 3. (serve). Cart Noodles is 4. inexpensive noodle dish in Hong Kong, usually with ingredients such as fish balls, beef balls, pork skin, radish and other dishes. Customers are free 5. (choose) the toppings for the noodles. Hong Kong is the third largest 6. (finance) center in the world next only to New York and London. Hong Kong follows the policy of “one country, two systems”. It is world-renowned for its favorable public order, free economic system and a sound legal framework. Hong Kong is one of the safest, the most wealthy and prosperous regions in the world where people enjoy the longest average life span. As an important economic and financial center and shipping hub in the world, Hong Kong has the good reputation of “Pearl of the Orient”. Besides, Hong Kong is one of the most popular tourist resorts in the world. Many spots are deeply loved 7. the tourists. Hong Kong is a city like no other. A global financial powerhouse that is home to 7.5 million people, Hong Kong is a cultural melting pot with Cantonese roots and an energy that rivals that of New York City. Here, skyscrapers rise above lush mountains, while historic temples are sandwiched between colorful street markets. The city is full of contrasts — modern and traditional, luxury and simplicity — making it a 8. (fascinate) place to explore. For a quintessential Hong Kong experience, catch a ride on the historic Peak Tram, which has been bringing 9. (passenger) up to Victoria Peak since 1888. A vintage funicular with retro charm, it offers beautiful views of the city skyline and harbor as you make your way 1,000 feet up the mountain. The ride is quick (only 7 minutes) and especially fun for families. Once you've arrived, take a walk along the Circle Road that encircles Victoria Peak for some of the best views of Hong Kong. The walk will take about an hour, 10. wear comfortable shoes and bring water with you. D Be sure to visit the SIGG Collection, one of the largest collections of contemporary Chinese art in the world. 1. (create) between 1972 to 2012, the stirring works document the artists’ responses to the 2. (society) changes in China during that period. Opened in 1963, the flagship Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong has epitomized luxury for over six decades, 3. (export) its distinctive Asian aesthetic across the world and transforming the global hospitality industry. Located in the heart of Central, the iconic hotel 4. (set) within the old Queen's Building, 5. dates to 1899, and introduced many luxurious firsts in the region, including bathtubs in every room. With wood-paneled walls, Breguet clocks and art dating back to the Qing dynasty, the Mandarin Oriental is an opulent time capsule that reflects Hong Kong’s golden era. Along 6. its 434 opulent suites, it also has an array of dining options, from refined Cantonese cuisine at Man Wah to Japanese izakaya at The Aubrey, one of Asia’s 50 Best Bars. But its stand-out experience is at Amber at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, an ambitious fine-dining restaurant 7. (lead) by Chef Richard Ekkebus. Amber combines French culinary techniques with Asian influences, showcasing the potential of consciously sourced seasonal ingredients. Awarded two Michelin stars and a Green Michelin Star for its commitment to sustainability, Amber offers both fine meats and seafood but 8. (true) shines with its vegetarian menu which features a dairy-free burrata dish flavored with rose and lemon verbena, or risotto with cashew nut butter, togarashi and summer squash. Trade skyscrapers for mountain air with a visit to the Tian Tan Buddha, or “Big Buddha” that sits atop Lantau Island. A symbol of Hong Kong’s spiritual heritage, the 34-meter bronze statue 9. (construct) in 1993 by the monks of the nearby Po Lin Monastery to promote Buddhist teachings. A popular pilgrimage site that draws devotees from around the world, the Buddha is located 268 steps on a verdant peak with panoramic views of the mountain landscape and the South China Sea. Enjoy a leisurely hike up or hop on the Ngong Ping 360 cable car for an easier ride to the peak. You can reach Lantau Island on a scenic ferry 10. underground on Hong Kong’s impressive MTR (Mass Transit Railway). E Set to celebrate its 20th anniversary next year, the Four Season Hotel Hong Kong was the first Four Seasons to open in Greater China, 1. (set) a new standard of luxury for the region. A light-filled property with enviable views of Victoria Harbor, it’s a luxurious perch 2. (watch) the world go by. With 399 spacious rooms and suites, the aesthetics here are clean and contemporary, with elegant nods to Chinese culture through silk paintings and figurative ink artworks throughout. And the hotel's location couldn’t be better: it is 3. (direct) connected to the IFC Mall and just a short walk from the ferry piers. From dining at Michelin-starred restaurants and sunbathing at the rooftop pool, there's plenty to keep you busy during your stay, 4. don't miss the chance to unwind at the Four Seasons Hong Kong Spa, a sanctuary of wellness with a focus on holistic health and clean beauty brands. A highlight is the Ignae Digital Detox, which uses Azorean skincare products to counter the effects of our all-consuming digital lifestyles. Aromatherapy oils and 5. (tradition) Chinese medicine techniques 6. (combine) with blue light serum and reflexology to restore balance and revitalize the body and mind. Located across the harbor from Hong Kong Island, Kowloon is the soul of the city—and Mong Kok is its beating heart. One of the densest urban areas in the world, this buzzing district captures the frenetic energy and spirit of Hong Kong. Known for its towering buildings, bustling markets, and neon-lit streets, many of Hong Kong's most iconic cityscapes are shot in Mong Kok. Historically a working-class neighborhood, it has transformed into a business center 7. global brands co-exist with local shops. A peaceful escape amidst Hong Kong's urban sprawl, Chi Lin Nunnery is a visual juxtaposition to the city’s towering skyscrapers. 8. (found) in the 1930s to house Buddhist nuns, it was rebuilt in the 1990s in the Tang Dynasty architectural style using ancient techniques. Its wooden pavilions house statues of the Buddhas, while its lotus ponds and bonsai gardens create a sense of tranquility and harmony. Walk across the bridge to visit the Nan Lian Garden, another charming verdant retreat. Here you can enjoy 9. plant-based meal at Chi Lin Vegetarian, a restaurant located beneath a waterfall that serves health-conscious dishes prepared according to Buddhist philosophy. The Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront has one of Hong Kong's best 10. (view) at all hours of the day, but be sure to arrive at 8 p.m. for a special show after dark. The Symphony of Lights, launched in 2004, is a free 10-minute multimedia show that projects lasers and LED displays upon more than 40 buildings on both sides of Victoria Harbor. Grab a spot along the promenade or hop on a harbor cruise to watch the city sparkle from the water. 附：参考答案： A:1.cities;2.innovation;3.that/which;4.its;5.natural;6.creating;7.to take;8.with;9.and; 10.activities. B:1.cultural;2.and;3.Whether;4.largest;5.scenes;6.brightly;7.where;8.Located;9.on ; 10.was created. C:1.especially;2.which;3.is served;4.an;5.to choose;6.financial;7.by;8.fascinating; 9.passengers;10.so. D:1.Created;2.social;3.exporting;4.is set;5.which;6.with;7.led;8.truly; 9.was constructed;10.or. E:1.setting;2.to watch;3.directly;4.but;5.traditional;6.are combined;7.where; 8.Founded;9.a;10.views. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$