2026届高考英语一轮复习语法填空能力提升专练之教师节专篇

2026年高考英语一轮复习语法填空能力提升专练之教师节专篇 A Teachers’ Day is a special holiday established for teachers. It aims 1. (promote) the tradition of respecting teachers and valuing education across the whole society, and to recognize the contributions that teachers have made 2. the cause of education. September 10, 2025, marksthe 41st Teachers’ Day in China, with this year’s theme 3. (be) “Forging Souls and Strengthening Teachers with the Spirit of Educators, and Composing a Chapter in Building a Powerful Education Nation”. Although there was no specific Teachers’ Day in ancient China, the tradition of respecting teachers and valuing education has 4. long history. The origin of Teachers’ Day can be traced back to the era of Confucius. Confucius was a great educator in ancient China. His educational thoughts and systems 5. (recognize) by dynasties throughout history, and he is regarded as the 6. (early) teacher in China.           Since modern times, with the continuous 7. (develop) of education, people 8. (begin) to call for the establishment of Teachers’ Day. In 1931, prominent figures in the education sector proposed designating June 6th as Teachers’ Day each year and issued the Teachers’ Day Declaration—this marked China’s earliest Teachers’ Day.     After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the government began to attach importance to the establishment of Teachers’ Day. Following years of deliberation and discussion, on January 21, 1985, the 9th Session of the Standing Committee of the 6th National People’s Congress 9. (formal) adopted a resolution, designating September 10th as China’s Teachers’ Day. This decision signified that Teachers’ Day had officially become a national holiday. Since then, various celebration 10. (active) have been held across the country on this day every year to express respect and gratitude to teachers.  B In China, teachers 1. (hold) in high esteem. September 10th is the Teachers' Day of China. This day is in honor of all those 2. (involve) in the teaching profession。 September 28th is the birthday of the world-famous teacher Confucius-KongZi. Kongzi is a great philosopher and he is also a great teacher. He had 3. (thousand) of disciples (students)，4. (include) Aristotle. In the ancient times, Kongzi’s birthday was regarded 5. a Teachers' Day. Tuesday of 6. first full week of May, will be National Teachers' Day every year, a time for honoring teachers and recognizing the lasting contributions they make to our lives. The actual date 7. (vary) from year to year. That whole week is designated Teacher Appreciation Week by the National PTA. It's a time 8. (strengthen) support and respect for teachers and the teaching profession. The history of Teacher‘s Day goes back to 1944. The origins of National Teacher's Day are a bit murky, 9. it's known that an Arkansas teacher, Mrs. Mattye Whyte Woodridge, began corresponding with political and education leaders as early as 1944 about the need for a national day honoring teachers. One of the leaders she wrote to was Eleanor Roosevelt, 10. persuaded the 81st Congress to proclaim a National Teacher's Day in 1953. C Now, September 10th is the Teachers' Day of China. In the year of 1984, Wang Zishen, former president of Beijing Normal University, suggested establishing a festival day 1. the Chinese teachers. On Jan. 21st, 1985, September 10th 2. (fix) as the Teachers' Day of China. Latvia celebrate Teachers' Day on the first Sunday of October. The 3. (celebrate) usually take place on Friday. All pupils show performances to teachers in the hall. Pupils present a lot of flowers to teachers. The most 4. (interest) thing is that teachers acting as pupils have a lesson with senior pupils acting as teachers. They teach, ask questions and play games as 5. usual lesson. Teachers usually behave 6. (bad), they are late, chew gum, talk to deskmates and have to be reprimanded and sent to the head teacher who is also a senior pupil. In Thailand, Teacher's Day on January 16th is a school holiday. Students and the public are asked 7. (remember) the important role teachers play as our benefactors and persons who give light to 8. (we) life. During the morning a special ceremony is held for the teachers. The first Teacher's day was held back in 1957. Every year, 9. September arrives, we turn our gratitude to the people who guide us through the world of knowledge—our teachers. Teachers' Day, a special occasion to honor educators, is celebrated in many countries, but its origin is deeply rooted in history and culture, especially in China. Behind this heartfelt holiday lies a story of respect for teaching, a tradition 10. has been passed down for thousands of years. Let’s trace the journey of Teachers' Day, from ancient rituals to modern celebrations, and discover why honoring teachers has always been a precious part of Chinese culture. D The idea of celebrating Teachers’ Day took root in many countries during the 19th century; in most cases, they celebrate a local educator or an important milestone里程碑 in education. This is the primary reason 1._________ countries celebrate this day on different dates. In 1994, UNESCO proclaimed October 2. __________ (be) World Teachers’ Day. They chose October 5 because it was on this day in 1966 3.__________ a significant step was made for teachers. A special intergovernmental conference in Paris adopted the ILO/UNESCO Recommendation 4._________ (concern) the Status of Teachers. The Recommendation establishes standards regarding teachers' rights. It also sets 5._________ (standard) for teacher training, employment, and teaching and learning conditions. Now many countries celebrate World Teachers' Day, set up by UNESCO, on 5 October as their Teachers' Day. In China, the government first proclaimed Teachers' Day in 1985, 6.__________ has never clearly explained why it should fall on September10. Some believe it is due to the similar 7._________ (pronounce) between the word “teacher” and the two numbers 9 (jiu), 10 (shi) in the date. Some people believe it was a random choice and have proposed changing it to September28, 8.__________ is thought to be the birth date of Confucius. There are some activities for students to show 9.__________ (them) appreciation to the teachers, such as presenting gifts like cards and flowers. Many former students will go back to their former schools 10. _________ (give) presents to their old teachers. E The respect for teachers in China dates back to ancient times, long before a formal "Teachers' Day" existed. In the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BCE), Confucius, the great philosopher and educator, laid the foundation for China’s 1. (education) tradition. He believed that "education should 2. (provide) for all without discrimination," and spent his life teaching over 3,000 students. After his 3. (die), people built temples in his honor and held ceremonies 4. (remember) his contributions to education. These early rituals were the first signs of honoring teachers, 5. (show) that society recognized the important role educators play in shaping minds and passing down wisdom. 6. time passed, the tradition of honoring teachers grew stronger. In the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE), the government even set up official 7. (ceremony) to pay respect to Confucius and other great teachers. During these events, officials and scholars would gather to offer sacrifices, read poems praising education, and encourage young people to value learning. Ordinary families also followed this tradition—children would kowtow to 8. (they) teachers on the first day of school, presenting them with small gifts like ink stones and scrolls as a sign of respect. These practices showed that respect for teachers was not just a personal feeling, 9. a widely 10. (accept) social value. F The modern Teachers' Day in China, however, has a more recent origin. In the early 20th century, as China underwent social and educational reforms, some educators proposed setting up a special day 1. (honor) teachers. The first attempt to celebrate Teachers' Day was in 1931, 2. a group of teachers and scholars declared June 6th as "Teachers' Day." Although this celebration was not 3. (official) recognized by the government at the time, it spread widely among schools and communities. 4. (late), in 1985, the National People’s Congress officially established September 10th as China’s Teachers' Day. This date 5. (choose) because it falls at the start of the new school year, a time when students and teachers are just beginning their new journey together, 6. (make) it perfect for expressing gratitude. Since 7. (it) official establishment, Teachers' Day 8. (become) a beloved holiday in China. 9. this day, schools hold special assemblies where students perform songs and dances, present handmade cards and flowers to their teachers, and share heartfelt speeches about their gratitude. Many families also join in—parents might write letters to teachers, or prepare small gifts that reflect their appreciation. Beyond the gifts and celebrations, the day 10. (carry) a deeper meaning.it reminds everyone of the hard work teachers do every day—correcting homework late at night, preparing lessons carefully, and guiding students through challenges. G Teachers’ Day is a day to say "thank you" to those 1. dedicate their lives to helping others grow. Teachers' Day is not just a Chinese tradition—it’s a global 2. (recognize) of the importance of education. Many countries around the world have their own Teachers' Days, though the dates and celebrations vary. For example, the United States celebrates Teachers' Day on the first Tuesday in May, 3. India honors teachers on September 5th. Despite these differences, the core idea is the same: to show respect 4. educators and acknowledge their role in building a better future. This 5. (share) value shows that no matter where we are, teachers 6. (admire) for their dedication, patience, and the way they inspire young minds. 7. (look) back at the origin of Teachers' Day, we see that it’s more than just a holiday—it’s a continuation of a timeless tradition. In a world where knowledge is 8. (important) than ever, Teachers' Day reminds us that none of our achievements would be possible without the guidance of teachers. They are 9. ones who light our path of knowledge, help us discover our potential, and shape us into better people. As we celebrate Teachers' Day each year, let’s not just give gifts or say thanks—let’s carry forward the tradition of respecting teachers in our daily lives, showing gratitude not just on one day, but every day. In human and social development and progress, teachers play a huge role. Teachers are engineers of human civilization. The continuity of the development of human civilization 10. (depend) on generation after generation of good education. If not the teachers' hard and effective work, then the society, the state and the nation will suffer losses in civilization process. Therefore, the progress of a civilization is unthinkable without teachers. 附：参考答案： A:1.to promote;2.to;3.being;4.a;5.were recognized;6.earliest;7.development; 8.have begun;9.formally;10.activities. B:1.are held;2.involved;3.thousands;4.including;5.as;6.the;7.varies;8.to strengthen; 9.but;10.who. C:1.for;2.was fixed;3.celebrations;4.interesting;5.a;6.badly;7.to remember; 8.our;9.when;10.that/which. 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