2025-2026学年高一上学期期末英语最新语法填空复习

高一期末英语语篇填空 （一） There are various kinds of theme parks around the world. Whichever and whatever you like, there 1 (be) an incredible theme park appealing to you. The theme park you’re 2 (probable) most familiar with is Disneyland, 3 will bring you into 4 magical world and make your childhood dreams come true. Dollywood, 5 (locate) in the southeastern USA, is unique because it shows and celebrates America’s traditional southeastern culture. 6 (see) skilled workers make wood, glass, and iron objects in the old-fashioned way, people come here from all over America. 7 (ride) on the only steam engine still working in the southeastern United States is a special treat. Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai, China, is one of the leading ocean-themed 8 (park) in the world, where watching the dolphin and sea lion shows is both 9 (education) and fun. If it is ocean entertainment 10 you are looking for, come to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom! （二） Beijing experienced 1 unusual day with a sharp contrast in weather. 2 (start) from the morning, the temperature kept rising and reached over 30℃. The heat made the whole city like a big steamer. But things changed completely at night. Dark clouds covered the sky 3 (quick), and then hailstones came down. The hail hit everything on 4 way, causing damage. In the countryside, farmers worried about 5 (they) crops. In the city, some cars’ windows 6 (break) by the hailstones. Scientists explained that this was due to 7 (change) in the atmosphere. The warm air below met the cold air above, 8 (create) perfect conditions for hailstones. To deal with such extreme weather, both the government and individuals should take action. The government needs to improve weather prediction systems, while people should learn 9 (protect) themselves when such events happen. Only in this way 10 can we reduce harm caused by extreme weather. （三） Even if you haven’t tried Pamela Reif’s workouts, her name likely rings a bell — the German-born model is one of the world’s 1 (popular) fitness influencers. Showing her perfect body shape year-round, Reif has become an 2 (inspire) for many people worldwide. Her workout videos can get millions of views. Lately, she’s been trying out something new: Baduanjin, 3 traditional Chinese fitness exercise. It used to be popular mainly among older Chinese 4 (folk), but young people are now also getting into it. A video of Reif doing baduanjin has gone viral on Chinese social media, with many netizens 5 (make) comments such as “Apparently, no one can resist the charm of Baduanjin”. Baduanjin is one of the oldest health and fitness regimens in China, initially 6 (create) during the Song Dynasty. The name, literally meaning “eight-section brocade”, generally 7 (refer) to how the eight movements characterize and give a silken quality to the movement of the body and its energy. “I owe big thanks 8 Baduanjin since it gives me a much healthier lifestyle,” a young netizen commented below the video. In fact, over the past three years, this Chinese exercise 9 (include) in the curriculum at many universities both in China and abroad, 10 in turn contributes to its popularity. （四） A mountain in Zigui county, Yichang, Hubei province, has turned into an unexpected online hit. Owing 11 its unique karst landscape (喀斯特地貌) it remarkably looks like a cute dog lying on its stomach, which 12   (draw) millions of views on various social media platforms so far. “Puppy Mountain”, 13 (locate) along the Yangtze River, was first detected in a photo by a Shanghai designer surnamed Guo, during the Spring Festival. Guo, 14 has a sharp eye for spotting extraordinary scenes, shared it with great 15 (joyful). Instantly, the image gained rapid popularity, gathering as many as 123,000 likes within just 10 days. Netizens (网民) from all corners of the world were amazed by 16 (it) strikingly strong likeness to a real dog. This unique sight also caught widespread international attention, with numerous media eagerly 17 (cover) the story. However, local authorities have issued a timely warning that the area is not only remote but extremely steep, and it is still not 18 official scenic site yet. Thus, visitors are strongly recommended 19 (view) it safely from the observation platform on the opposite “Ox Liver and Horse Lung” Gorge. Geologically, an expert named Li Zhongdong said it was 20 (gradual) formed by long-term karst processes over countless years, which eventually created this special and rare karst landform. （五） A traditional Chinese cultural exhibition at the City Art Gallery is showcasing works inspired by Chinese shadow puppetry (皮影戏) , 1 has a history of over 2,000 years in China. Chinese shadow puppetry is one of 2 most ancient forms of storytelling through visual art. The vivid images of characters and the stories they tell reflect the wisdom and values of Chinese folk culture, according to Lin Hua, the curator (馆长) of the exhibition. “The exhibition combines shadow puppetry culture, modern technology and contemporary art,” says Lin. “We hope 3 (show) the charm of this traditional art in a new way, and start conversations with modern art forms like installation art, multimedia art and pop art.” “In a shadow puppetry performance, each movement of the puppets is carefully designed. The performers use their skills to guide the puppets, leading the audience into a world 4 (fill) with myths and legends,” explains Chen Lei, a shadow puppetry performer participating in the exhibition. “The performers’ emotions 5 (convey) through the puppets’ actions, and their understanding of the stories is presented to the audience,” she adds. “A skilled performer always 6 (try) to make the performance touching, not just by the skills, 7 also by the deep connection with the story.” Lin says that the unique shapes of the shadow puppets, the beauty in the 8 (careful) arranged storylines, and the cultural meanings behind each character inspired artists to create paintings, sculptures, 9 digital artworks for the exhibition. These works aim to let more people appreciate the charm of Chinese shadow puppetry in the context of modern art, 10 (bridge) the gap between tradition and modernity. （六） Have you heard about the tiger who went to the dentist? It may sound like a joke, but tigers need dental care just as a human 1 (do), because their sharp teeth are vital for catching animals and eating. If a tiger has tooth trouble, it’s a serious problem, and that’s   2 the tiger went to the dentist. A big cat with bad teeth is often visited either by a doctor in the animal shelter   3 by a tiger dentist in the wildlife park. In May 2021, dentists were called 4 (support) Skah, a 190-kilogram Bengal tiger at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, with a   5 (damage) tooth. A root canal surgery was performed by 14   6 (professional) medical treatment, who removed the infection and fitted a filling in the operation that lasted over four hours and 7 (present) online. Barron Hall, an animal dentist at the National Zoo in Washington, D．C．, explained that the job wasn’t as scary as it might sound. “I am more concerned about the tiger not waking up   8 her doing any type of damage to me.” With the populations of tigers in the wild still   9 (drop) due to climate change and habitat loss, the success of breeding (饲养) programs, where tiger dentists play a vital role in 10 (protect) for the tigers from extinction, is crucial. （七） According to “Psychology Today”, burnout isn’t just caused by working long hours; it is more about prolonged or repeated exposure 1 a stressful situation. Suffering from burnout can reduce our 2 (creative) and productivity. But what can we do to avoid it? Well, there are some tips that may help. Psychologist Albert Bandura’s idea of self-efficacy — which is the theory that 3 should believe in your ability to complete a task at hand — may assist you. A feeling that the task is 4 (achieve) and that you are capable of succeeding means that a difficult task might be less grueling (折磨人的). Finding ways 5 (express) your creative side may help. Not everyone has creative aspects, and, therefore, they need to find other outlets. They could paint, write 6 take part in local theatre. All of this may help to detach them from the overwhelming stress. 7 (look) after yourself and your surroundings can also be beneficial. The consequence is that you 8 (surround) by a cleaner and more positive environment. This, in turn, leads to another tip, which is to have healthy and positive thoughts. This means that you may feel 9 (capable) as well. Burnout is a common condition 10 (relate) with the pressures of the modern world. It’s not just a physical condition; it has psychological effects that can impact heavily on your work and life in general. Taking steps to avoid burning out can benefit not just us, but our bosses and families. （八） Paper is important. Almost everyone in the world uses paper on a daily basis. Now, a new company in Ukraine, Releaf Paper, has found a way to make paper more 1 ( friend) to the environment—it uses leaves instead of tree pulp and wood to make paper. Cities from around Europe send 2 (waste) leaf litter from their streets to Releaf Paper. Then, using a series of mechanical and chemical 3 (process), the company is able to create one ton of cellulose (纤维素) 4 two point three tons of leaves. The material 5 is left over called lignin (木质素) and then is sent back to the cities 6 (use) as a sort of fertilizer. According to ZME Science, the process/sends out nearly 78 percent 7 (few) greenhouse gasses than the traditional paper producing model. In addition, regular paper needs about 270 days to decompose while paper made of leaves only 8 ( take) about 30 days. “Really, it’s a good solution because we are keeping the balance—we get fiber for making paper 9 return lignin for the cities to fertilize the gardens or trees. This is what we call it a win-win model,”said Valentyn Frechka, the founder of Releaf Paper. The hope is that in the coming years, the model will be able to expand to other countries worldwide, 10 (help) people deal with paper pollution. （九） The Luban Lock: Ancient Puzzle of Wisdom Originating in ancient China, the Luban Lock is a three-dimensional puzzle 81 (make) entirely of wood without nails or glue. Named after the legendary craftsman Lu Ban, this delicate device 82 (consist) of six special sticks that interlock precisely through mortise-and-tenon (榫卯) joints. For centuries, it 83 (serve) not only as a toy but also as a mental exercise for scholars, 84 (require) spatial reasoning to assemble and disassemble. Traditional Luban Locks were often made from rare woods like mahogany or sandalwood, 85 surfaces were carved with patterns of clouds or dragons. Craftsmen would spend weeks refining each groove (槽) to ensure precise connection. Modern versions now feature 86 STEM education globally, demonstrating principles of geometry 87 physics. To solve 88 puzzle, one must rotate (旋转) the sticks at specific angles, applying gentle pressure to avoid damaging the delicate structure. Failure to follow the sequence usually leads to frustrating dead 89 (end). Ironically, this “unlockable” lock symbolizes harmony — only through patience and logic can its pieces coexist 90 (perfect). （十） Wen Roujia graduated from Fuzhou No. 1 High School in 2014. On June25, she became the first Chinese winner of the Young Inventors’ Prize,awarded by the European Patent Office (EPO) 91 developing a carbon capture system that enables shipowners to reduce emissions without replacing their existing ships. “Ships produce about three percent of global CO2 emissions. There are a lot of opportunities 92 (stop) ships from pumping CO2. The sea environment is much harsher than on land. We have to consider a lot of factors, like the weather and salt corrosion. So our materials need to be anti-corrosion and we need to develop 93 (equip) that can be seat-fastened so 94 it doesn’t move around as the ship rolls in the waves,” she said. Wen captures CO2 by turning it into 95 solid using calcium-based materials. The captured CO2, transformed into solid limestone pellets, can either 96 (reuse) for further steps or repurposed for industrial applications such as construction materials. “We want to precisely raise awareness about the importance of these brilliant minds, each of 97 is actually looking for solutions for a better, safer, smarter, and of course, more sustainable world,” EPO spokesperson Luis Berenguer told XinhuaWednesday. 98 (launch) by the EPO in 2022, the Young Inventors’ Prize is tailored for individuals aged 30 99 under. It highlights the transformative power of youth-driven innovation and 100 (honor) outstanding young minds working toward a more sustainable future. 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