非谓语动词百题拔高专练（三）2026届高三英语上学期一轮复习

非谓语动词百题拔高专练（三） 原创作者：老九书斋 于：2025.8 1.Imagine (track) lions and leopards from an open safari vehicle, (witness) whales breach in the ocean, and watching adorable penguins waddle along the beach. 2.According to her, (tailor) services are available for high-end tourists, family travelers, and study tour groups. 3.South African Tourism is conducting promotional campaigns through Chinese social media platforms, (invite) Chinese celebrities, influencers and South Africans (live) in China to create content, (promote) South Africa as a destination. 4.After Quanjude's first (fail) attempt to enter the US market in Los Angeles some decades ago, it's coming back with a location (situate) in the vibrant Midtown area of New York City. 5.Quanjude is a restaurant chain (establish) in 1864 (serve) royalty from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). 6.It witnessed and weathered some of the most important historical events (include) the end of the monarchy in China, World War II, and the founding of the People's Republic of China. 7.They are all the same size, (pack) six ducks per case, with the duck hair carefully (remove), and the skin (keep) completely intact and undamaged. 8.The final step involves (roast) the ducks in an oven, as fire roasting is prohibited in New York. 9.Then the duck is ready (serve) with leeks (import) from China, cucumber from Tianjin, paired with sweet bean paste made in house with a recipe from Quanjude in Beijing and (wrap) in paper-thin pancakes. 10.Other than the iconic Peking duck, the New York menu features a selection of upscale dishes (craft) with premium ingredients such as bird's nest, sea cucumber, fish maw. 11.This is not the first attempt by a Chinese Peking duck restaurant chain (enter) the US fine dining market. 12.The Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area in Sichuan province is a masterpiece (paint) by nature，  (draw) over 4 million visitors as of Aug 15 this year. 13.The superintendent of telegraph, (live) in Adrian and went to his office in Toledo every day, happened that day (be) in the Western union office up-town. 14.Meantime Edison had secured his pass over the Grand Trunk Railroad,four days and nights on the journey (spend), (suffer) extremes of cold and hunger. 15.At this point I happened to look up, and saw the operators all (look) over my shoulder, with their faces (shine) with fun and excitement. 16.This broke the New York man all up, and he turned the job over to another man (finish) . 17.The only people who did anything in electricity were the telegraphers and the opticians (make) simple school apparatus (demonstrate) the principles. 18.In 1852 Mr. Hall made for a Dr. A. L. Henderson, a model line of railroad with electric-motor engine, telegraph line, and electric railroad signals, together with a figure (operate) the signals at each end of the line automatically. 19.This was in reality the first example of railroad trains (move) by telegraph signals, a practice now so common and universal as (attract) no comment. 20.Another notable man of this stamp was the late Mr. Charles Williams, who, (begin) his career in the electrical field in the forties, was at the height of activity as a maker of apparatus. 21.The purpose of this particular device was (permit) a vote in the National House of Representatives (take) in a minute or so. 22.THE letters and figures (use) in the language of the tape," said a well-known Boston stock speculator, "are very few, but they spell ruin in ninety-nine million ways." 23.It is not (infer), however, that the modern stock ticker has anything (do) with the making or losing of fortunes. 24.The existence of such facilities is (admire) rather than deplored. 25.Edison's mother was an attractive and highly (educate) woman, whose influence upon his disposition and intellect has been profound and lasting. 26.When (compel) to spend much of the time indoors, he devoted himself almost entirely to  (sketch). 27.It pleased him (state) on many an occasion that he was born at East Dereham. 28.It was no small thing for a youth who aspired to any kind of renown (born) in the neighbourhood of the last resting-place of the author of The Task. 29.It is a fair-sized farmhouse, with a long low frontage (separate) from the road by a considerable strip of garden. 30.When Borrow was about thirteen years of age, he overheard his father and mother (discuss) their two boys, the elder (be) the father’s favourite and George the mother’s. 31.The little house in Willow Lane, Norwich, contained the mother and her two sons sorrowfully (await) the end, which came on 28th February, 1824. 32.The canal was capable of (navigate) by craft of from two hundred to two hundred and fifty tons burden. 33.When he had made a prosperous marriage he tried hard to persuade his mother (live) with him at Oulton, but all in vain. 34.She continued to live in the little cottage (make) sacred by many associations until almost the end of her days. 35.Of his two sons one, also (name) Thomas, became physician to Prince Talleyrand, and married a sister of John Stuart Mill. 36.All this by the way, but there is little more to record of Borrow’s mother apart from the letters (address) to her by her son. 37.At the age of three months an attempt was made (snatch) him from his mother’s arms in the streets of London. 38.George is still a child, but he is precocious enough (learn) the language, and thus laying the foundation of his interest in little-known tongues. 39.That was in 1816, and we do not meet John again until five years later, when we hear of him (rush) into the water (save) a drowning man. 40.I should feel extremely (oblige) if you would allow me (sit) to you as soon as possible. 41.We have no difficulty (recognise) here the heroine of the Moll Flanders episode in Lavengro. 42.It lasted only for a few numbers, as we have said—from March, 1824, to January, 1825—and it was entirely devoted to reviews, many of them (write) by Borrow, but without any distinction (call ) for comment to-day. 43.All the poetry that I reviewed,” Borrow tells us, “appeared (publish) at the expense of the authors. 44.Borrow’s first book was Faustus, and his second was Romantic Ballads, the one (publish) , as we have seen, in 1825, the other in 1826. 45.It is clear that he had honestly endeavoured (put) things on a better footing, that he lived simply, and had no gambling or other vices. 46.Well, Fauntleroy was sentenced (hang)—and he was duly hanged at Newgate on 30th October, 1824, only thirteen years before Queen Victoria came to the throne! 47.Take such an episode as that of Schening and Harlin, two young German women, one of whom pretended (murder) her infant in the presence of the other because she madly supposed that this would secure them bread—and they were starving. 48.It was a brutal time, and there cannot be a doubt that Alderman Thurtell, while busy (set) the world straight, failed (bring) up his family very well. 49.There he got further and further into difficulties, and one of the many publications which arose out of his trial and execution was devoted to (point) the moral of the evils of gambling. 50.It was he who revealed where the body was concealed, (accompany) the officers to the pond and pointing out the exact spot where the corpse would be found. 51.But first of all there were some interesting proceedings in the Court of King’s Bench, before the Chief Justice and two other judges, (complain) that Thurtell had not been allowed (see) his counsel. 52.Ben Brain was the undisputed conqueror, we are told, in eighteen rounds, (occupy) no more than twenty-one minutes. 53.Honour to Brain, who four months after the event which I have now narrated was champion of England, the heroic (conquer) Johnson. 54.There has been much nonsense (write) concerning what has been called the “veiled period” of George Borrow’s life. 55.“No doubt,” says Ford, “it will excite a mysterious interest,” but then he adds in effect it will lead to a wrong construction (put) upon the omission. 56.Whether he made sufficient profit out of a horse, as in The Romany Rye, to enable him (travel) upon the proceeds, as Dr. Knapp thinks, we cannot say. 57.Borrow certainly did some travel in these years, but it was sordid, (lack) in all dignity—never afterwards (recall). 58.In that year also he wrote the letter to Haydon, the painter, (say) that he was ready (sit) for him. 59.There is no external evidence (support) the assumption that he had a hand in their publication. 60.He was in Russia in 1820, and in 1822 was arrested at Calais and thrown into prison, (suspect) by the Bourbon Government of abetting the French Liberals. 61. (suffer) great monetary losses in p. 83the interval he applied for the appointment of Consul at Canton, of which place he afterwards became Governor, (knight) in 1854. 62.we find one of Joseph John Gurney’s daughters (write) in describing a Bible Society gathering. 63.In fact we find Borrow asking (allow) to meet Gurney before his departure. 64.He promptly walked to London, (cover) the whole distance of 112 miles in twenty-seven hours. 65.I have mastered Manchu, and I should feel (oblige) by your (inform) the committee of the fact, and also my excellent friend, Mr. Brandram. 66.Finally, on the 5th of July, 1833, Borrow received a letter from Jowett (offer) him the appointment with a salary of £200 a year and expenses. 67.Alexander I. was on the throne, and he made Venning his friend, frequently  (converse) with him upon religious subjects. 68.Borrow left London for St. Petersburg on 31st July, 1833, not forgetting (pay) his mother before he left the £17 . 69.Alway (devote) to his mother, Borrow sent her sums of money at intervals from the moment the power of earning came to him. 70.Henceforth, to her (die) day, she was (be) his devoted care. 71.He is a very (learn) man, but of very simple and unassuming manners. 72.In The Athenæum, No. 436, (issue) on the 3rd March this year, you will find an article which I wrote. 73.As a matter of fact, I did produce a long letter for you last year in September, but you did not get it, because it was too long (send) by post and I had no other opportunity. 74.I am convinced that if I had nothing else to do than (employ) my mind with pleasant thoughts, I should become fat on thoughts alone. 75.It was not until the end of June that she was well enough (travel). 76.It was a good thing that you at last wrote, for it would have been too bad (extend) your disinclination (write) letters even to me. 77.The Bible Society wanted the Bible (set) up in the Manchu language, the official language of the Chinese Court and Government. 78.No member of the Bible Society would ever have heard a syllable  (respect) what I have undergone but for the question, “What has Mr. Borrow been about?”. 79.Reverend Sir,— (suppose) that you will not be displeased to hear how I am proceeding, I have taken the liberty (send) a few lines by a friend. 80.It is wretched (compel) to state that at the present there appears no probability of another edition (permit) in the modern language. 81.In a remote village of Spain a Bible Society’s person, (carry) a (colour) banner, sold me a copy of Cipriano de Valera’s New Testament. 82.The 632-meter-high Shanghai Tower, China's tallest and the world's third-tallest building, has unveiled an exclusive dining space (suspend) 561 meters above, (set) a new record for Shanghai's highest observation point. 83.This glass enclosure, (measure) about 12 sq m, offers a private dining experience with panoramic views of Shanghai's iconic skyline. 84.Unlike traditional (view) platforms, it allows guests (experience) Shanghai's beauty more intimately. 85.The space, (design) to accommodate one table for four to six guests, has already attracted interest. 86.Since we opened reservations in mid-July, four group bookings have been made as of Aug 5, with the first (schedule) for Aug 7. 87.The venue comprises two sections: a dining area and a preparation space, (equip) with amenities (include) climate control, audio systems, and Wi-Fi. 88.Meals are prepared in a kitchen on another floor before (serve) in the dining area. 89.The space is one of four "glass houses", all (feature) a steel frame, (incorporate) into the building's original design. 90. (operate) daily from 5 pm to 9 pm, the experience is priced at 6,888 yuan ($963) per group. 91.The package includes a three-course meal (feature) seafood dishes (pair) with champagne. 92.While we currently offer a set menu, we're exploring possibilities for customization (base) on guest preferences. 93.It also includes a (guide) tour to the skyscraper's other attractions, the 126th-floor operations of the skyscraper's eddy current damper and the 118th-floor observation deck (include) . 94.Each dining reservation includes a (dedicate) butler who oversees the entire experience, from monitoring weather conditions to (provide) health and safety briefings for high-altitude visits. 95.She painted a picture of a damp guesthouse (nestle) in riverside stilted buildings, creaky wooden floorboards underfoot. 96. (captivate) by this (refresh) scene, I immediately fell in love with the town. 97.I embarked on a boat journey across the Tuojiang River, (pass) through the town's signature bridges. 98.These are the structures that have made the ancient town famous, (describe) by Shen as "delicate stilted houses (stand ) on slender, spindly legs". 99.This bridge, along with three others poetically (name) Rain, Snow and Fog, adds to the town's charm. 100.The slender, flat Fengqiao Bridge features three pavilions in the middle and two (decorate) archways at its ends, (showcase) Huang's artistic vision. 非谓语动词百题拔高专练（三） 答案 （1--20） 1.tracking；witnessing 2.tailored 3.inviting；living；to promote 4.failed； situated 5.established；to serve 6.including 7. packed ；removed；kept 8.roasting 9. to be served；imported；wrapped 10.crafted 11.to enter 12.painted；drawing 13. living；to be 14.spent；suffering 15.looking ；shining 16.to finish 17.making；to demonstrate 18.operating 19.moved；to attract 20.beginning （21--40） 21.to permit；to be taken 22.used 23.to be inferred；to do 24.to be admired 25. educated 26.compelled ；sketching 27. to state 28.to be born 29. separated 30.discussing； being 31.awaiting 32.being navigated 33.to live 34.made 35.named 36.addressed 37.to snatch 38.to be learning 39.rushing ；to save 40.obliged；to sit （41--60） 41.recognising 42. written；calling 43.to be published 44.being published 45. to put 46.to be hanged 47.to have murdered 48.setting；to bring 49.pointing 50.accompanying 51.complaining； to see 52.occupying 53.having conquered 54.written 55.being put 56.to travel 57.lacking；to be recalled. 58.to say； to sit 59. to support 60.being suspected （61--80） 61.Having suffered；being knighted 62.writing 63.to be allowed 64.covering 65.obliged；informing 66.offering 67.conversing 68.to pay 69.devoted 70.dying；to be 71. learned 72.issued 73.to send 74.to employ 75.to travel 76. to extend；to write 77. to be set 78. respecting 79.Supposing；to send 80.to be compelled；being permitted （81--100） 81.carrying；coloured 82.suspended；setting 83.measuring 84. viewing；to experience 85.designed 86.scheduled 87.equipped；including 88. being served 89.featuring；incorporated 90.Operating 91.featuring；paired 92.based 93.guided；included 94. dedicated；providing 95.nestled 96.Captivated； refreshing 97. passing 98.described；standing 99.named 100.decorated；showcasing 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$