专题1 名词+冠词-【创新教程】2026年高考英语总复习大一轮创新示范卷

null[第一部分>语法专项卷 专题一:名词+冠词 1.单句语法填空 1.(2025 陕西榆林联考)The dragon and lion are both symbolic (ani- mal) that represent power, strength, and good luck. 2. (2o25 济南统考)When he posted this work online, it received many (like), comments, and shares, which greatly encouraged him, marking the beginning of his jour ney into painting ancient buildings. 3. (2o25 广大附中质检)Paddlers come from all walks of life and that kind of (close) with people is nowhere else to be seen 4. (2o25 江苏常州测试)Hotel bookings and visits to Shanxi Province have soared since, famous at- 2 tractions like the Yungang Grottoes and Mount Wutai seeing a marked increase in (popu- lar). 5.(2o25 浙江强基联盟联考)Black Myth: Wukong, which allows plavers to step into the shoes o one of the heroes of the novel, Sun Wukong, and embark on his epic adventures westward, sold more than 1o million (copy) globally within three days of its launch. 6. (2o25 江苏常州测试)Many of the scenes described in the game are linked to Buddhism and Tao- ism,prompting(促成) 20% rise in searches for Shanxi on major travel platforms. 难 7.(2025陕西榆林联考)Thedragon is mythical(神话的) creature that has been a symbol of Chinese culture for centuries. 8.(2o25 湖北新协作体联考)Nearly three decades have passed, but 57-year-old Xu Jiadong still re- members the day when he first went into bamboo forest with his father to“handpick the ones that he would later use to make the ribs (助骨) of folding fans”. 9.(2o25广大附中质检)"We really want to help expand awareness and growthe sport,”Lin said “We're hoping one day it'll become Olympic sport." 10.(2o25 济南统考)In 2022,feeling restless,Qin decided to paint Jinci Temple subject he was familiar with. 斑 11.(2o25 四JIl南充模拟)Initially constructed in the 13th century and shaped in the 16th century,it is an influential masterpiece running north-south through the heart of the old city of Beijing, to taling 7. 8 kilometers in (long). 12.(2o25 河南名校联考)The participation of Chinese companies in the Olympic Games is revolu tionizing the way that (audience) view the competition. 13.(2o25 安徽名校联考)This year's festival,lasting from Jan 21 to 28, featured 66 bands and per- formers from about 20 countries and showed the global reach and (rich) of jazz music. 14. Besides live performances, Hu also showed how suona fitted in with various musical pieces in X/f impressive way, offering the local audience a valuable opportunity to experience the Chinese musical instrument. 15.(2o25 重庆市联考)This saving comes from Han Feizi, one of the most important philosophica (classic) in ancient China. 16.(2o25 重庆名校联考)The other Chinese idiom involving“a thousand miles”is a famous quota- tion from Lao Tzu, a top ancient Chinese philosopher, author of Daodejing, or the Tao Te Ch- ing,and (found) of Taoism, who lived during the later years of the Spring and Autumn Period(770-476 BC). 17. (2o25 江苏徐州质检)In early 2o22,several ministerial-level Chinese (authority) issued a notice on comprehensively strengsthening the protection of historical and cultural heritage(遗产). 18.(2024江苏徐州质检)With area of 24,ooo square meters, the block was named after the popular TV series The Longest Day in Chang'an, thus appealing to a large number of fans of the drama. 19.(2025成都市调研) growing craze for cigarette cards is having a powerful effect or schoolyards across China, causing serious concern among parents and educators. 20.(2o25 成都市调研)China, the world's largest consumer of tobacco, has taken great pains over the years to control smoking, including bans on the practice in certain (facility). 21.(2o25 安徽安庆联考)In Chinese culture, Loong are seen as symbols of power. (excel- lent), and good luck. 22.(2o25扬州模拟)Set at an orbit (high) of approximately 5oo kilometers, these ex perimental satellites offer advantages such as low latency(延迟) and high data transfer rates. 23.(2o25三省四校联考)Researchers hope laboratory (analyze) on the western tomb's burial chamber, which is currently underway, will help them determine who was buried there. 24.(2o25 福州市质检)Baduanjin,a form of (fit), has been popular with Chinese younger people thanks to its health benefits. II.语法填空 (一)名词专练 Many of us have worked as volunteers before. Some have experience as mechanics,repairing and maintaining machines. Others are experienced medical workers who have volunteered to help those with 1. (disable). This summer,one Chinese volunteer,Liu Fei,will serve as a managemen (consult) for AIDS projects in an African country. Liu has never been there, and his 3. Cimpress) of the country is that it is developing rapidly,but suffers from much 4. (in- stable) and violence. Many people there have contracted AlDS. Liu will work with a local organisati on engaging in AIDS5. (prevent). Liu's path to Africa was long and bumpy, Although he had met the 6. (criterion) for the volunteer 7. (apply),his family was opposed to his8. (choose) at first. It took Liu some time to explain the 9. (important) of building a shared future for mankind. Ultimately,his family decided to sing the same tune as Liu and respected his right to choose his own path. Liu is looking forward to sharing his knowledge and skills with needy communities. He hopes his input can make a 1o. (different) in distant Africa. (二)冠词专练 When I walked down Third Avenue,as 1. rule, I would love to look into the windows of2. old shop that sold old and beautiful things. Since I often took my walk after the clos ing time.I cupped my hands against 3. windows to get 4. small look at the treas- uires inside. Some things looked as if they had not been cared for 5. long time. but I knew their beauty was still there beneath their own surface. I even thought they were 6. most beauti- ful that I had ever seen. That was how I felt about 7. old, too. I knew their value, and it hurt me when others missed it. I was raised by my grandmother and given 8. deep sense of the value of experience. Taught to behave well.my sister and I respected other people. regardless of their age or color. My grandmother was loved by all 9. people around her. She was knowr tobe10. wise and kind woman,who was able to do things well even in her last years. Old people should be treated as fine gold. They may be gradually tarnished(失去光泽)with age,but they can be polished with respect. You might be surprised by their bright and shining qualities 2 III.阅读理解 A Over the decades, Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, has won much recognition as an architect and environmentalist. When Lari was young, she had an unconventional upbringing. Her father was a progressive civil service officer who often talked about the housing crisis and need for architects, which im pressed Lari greatly. At age 17, she was admitted to the architecture school at Oxford Brookes Uni- versity as one of only five women in the class. After graduation, as her buildings rose, Lari's renown grew, She held senior positions in na tional and international architectural groups. "It was a very heady experience," she says. Yet she found wavs to stay grounded. Soon the discomfort with commercial projects grew in her-with their creative freedom, large budgets and luxurious materials, She could no longer justify fashioning buildings out of unsustainable materials when millions had limited access to housing, sanitation(公 共生) and water. “Architects can no longer work for just the one percent," she says,“That doesn't allow them to serve humanity as much as they could." ln 2ol3, when Lari was giving a tour of a village that had been rebuilt after destructive floods she watched the villagers show off the buildings she had designed. "Our old buildings used to leak when it rained, but these stay dry inside," one villager told Lari. Pakistan's location and melting glaciers place it within the top ten countries most impacted by climate change. Lari's shelters, made with local sustainable materials such as bamboo, mud and lime, can better withstand disasters. Her insistence on low-cost, zero-waste and zero-carbon buildings reflects her commitment to the planet At age 83, Yasmeen Lari is still working on zero-carbon designs and self-sustaining villages When she accepted the Roval Institute of British Architects Gold Medal, she said, the honour "has strengthened my mission". 1. What made Lari take an interest in architecture? A. Shortage of female architects. B. Traditional parenting values. C. Her father's influence in childhood D. Admission to an architecture school. 2. Which statement about architects may Lari agree with? A. They should center on the well-being of the general public. B. They should spend millions of dollars in fashioning buildings C. They should be a hundred percent committed to their mission. D. They should use luxurious materials to display their creativity. 3. What did the yillager think of the house designed by Lari? B. Material-saving. C.Water-proof. A. Cost-effective. D. Eco-friendly 4. What was her mission according to Lari? A. To call for zero-carbon lifestyles. B. To help poor people build houses. C. To develop sustainable construction materials D. To construct environmentally-friendly buildings. 3 B Somewhere in the sky, lightning is forming. Although the possibility of getting struck in your lifetime is roughly 1 in 12,ooo, a human does provide an attractive target for lightning bolts(闪电) Here's what you should expect if you ever find yourself in the path of lightning. A lot can happen in the three milliseconds it takes for a lightning bolt to course through your body. Lightning strikes may leave you with deep wounds, often accompanied with third degree burns, Your clothes might even be torn by the explosive force of the surrounding air being superhea ted to up to 27,7oo C. Blood vessels(血管) exploding from the electric shock and heat often create something called a Lichtenberg figure on your skin. This is a pattern of scars (伤疤) that branches out across your body like a tree. But it doesn't end there. You might also be faced with a lifetime of neurological (神经系统的) conditions for reasons that scientists still don't fully understand. It's also possible that you will suf fer from pain. In some cases, however, a lightning strike can lead to strange super talents. In a blog post. University of Miami neuroscientist Berit Brogaard writes about an incident where a surgeon who was struck by lightning developed an urge to learn to play the piano. He began to compose music he had started hearing in his head since the strike. This type of phenomenon confuses scientists. One theory that Brogaard says is that cell death caused by being struck by lightning could cause a one-time flooding of the brain with neurotransmitters(神经递质) that are released from the dying neurons(神经元). This causes a rewiring of neurons, providing access to areas of the brain that were previously inaccessible. Cool as it would be, you shouldn't count on lightning turning you into a genius in one flash. H Most of its results are painful, and could stay with you for the rest of your life 5. What can we learn from the first two paragraphs? A. 1 in 12,ooo may die from lightning bolts. B. Lightning attacks can heat bodies to 27,7ooC. C. Branching scars are typical after lightning attacks D. Humans are the most likely target for lightning bolts 6. What happened to the surgeon after the strike? A. His unexplored brain areas were activated. B. His brain was left in a fixed state of death C. He suffered a lifetime of neurological pain. D. He recalled hidden memories about music 7. What does the underlined word"This"refer to in Paragraph 5? A. The cell death due to lightning strikes. B. The flooding of brain's neurotransmitters. C. The rewiring of brain neurons. D. The release of dying neurons. 8. What is the text mainly about? A. The process of lightning formation. B. The chances of surviving a lightning strike. C. The possibility of lightning making a genius. D. The consequences of being struck by lightning.