高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（24）-2025-2026学年高二英语下学期期末复习语法专练

**基本信息** 以文学语篇为载体，系统覆盖定语从句关系代词、关系副词及特殊用法的50道填空题，强化语境中关系词辨析的语言能力与思维品质。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |关系代词|25题（如1,3,7题）|考查who/whom/which/that/whose的指代及语法功能|从指代人/物到所有格，构建代词使用层级| |关系副词|15题（如5,8,11题）|聚焦where在地点语境中的应用|建立先行词与地点状语的逻辑关联| |特殊用法|10题（如17,20,27题）|涉及that的特殊情况（先行词为all/only等）|整合代词与副词的例外规则，形成完整知识网络|

高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（24） 原创作者：老九书斋 1.Colonel Aureliano Buendía saw once more that warm March afternoon on his father had interrupted the lesson in physics and stood fascinated, with his hand in the air and his eyes motionless. 2.They were new gypsies, young men and women knew only their own language, handsome specimens with oily skins and intelligent hands, dances and music sowed a panic of uproarious joy through the streets, 3.He asked several gypsies, did not understand his language. 4.Finally he reached the place Melquíades used to set up his tent and he found a taciturn Armenian in Spanish was hawking a syrup to make oneself invisible. 5.They insisted so much that José Arcadio Buendía paid the thirty reales and led them into the center of the tent, there was a giant with a hairy torso and a shaved head. 6.Inside there was only an enormous, transparent block with infinite internal needles in the light of the sunset was broken up into colored stars. 7.Her husband, an Aragonese merchant by she had two children, spent half the value of his store on medicines and pastimes in an attempt to alleviate her terror. 8.Finally he sold the business and took the family to live far from the sea in a settlement of peaceful Indians located in the foothills, he built his wife a bedroom without windows. 9.Don José Arcadio Buendía, with Úrsula’s great-great-grandfather established a partnership was so lucrative that within a few years they made a fortune. 10.Ten minutes later he returned with the notched spear had belonged to his grandfather. 11.At the door to the cockpit, half the town had gathered, Prudencio Aguilar was waiting for him. 12.José Arcadio Buendía’s spear, thrown with the strength of a bull and with the same good aim with the first Aureliano Buendía had exterminated the jaguars in the region, pierced his throat. 13.After fourteen months, her stomach corrupted by monkey meat and snake stew, Úrsula gave birth to a son had all of his features human. 14.Nevertheless, the night on they camped beside the river, his father’s host had the look of shipwrecked people with no escape. 15.Macondo would no longer be a burning place, the hinges and door knockers twisted with the heat, but would be changed into a wintry city. 16.One night, as Úrsula went into the room he was undressing to go to bed, she felt a mingled sense of shame and pity. 17.he was the first man she had seen naked after her husband. 18.The woman let out an expansive laugh resounded through the house like a spray of broken glass. 19.She was saying anything came into her head, while the boy waited beside her, more bored than intrigued. 20.“Lordy!” she said, sincerely startled, and that was all she could say. 21.Terrified, exhausted by her fate, Visitación recognized in those eyes the symptoms of the sickness threat had obliged her and her brother to exile themselves forever from an age-old kingdom they had been prince and princess. 22.José Arcadio kept looking for her all night long, for the smell of smoke she had under her armpits . 23.Days later the woman suddenly called him to her house, she was alone with her mother. 24.He bumped against the ropes of the hammocks, were lower than he had suspected, and a man had been snoring until then turned in his sleep . 25.Sleeping in the narrow room were the mother, another daughter with her husband and two children, and the woman, may not have been there. 26.Showing it all around, he ended up in front of his older son, during the past few days had barely put in an appearance in the laboratory. 27.She did everything she wanted with him as long as it did not bother him. 28.She prepared a repugnant potion for them made out of mashed worm seed, they both drank with unforeseen stoicism. 29.Protected by the confusion, he went off in search of his brother, had not been in bed since eleven o’clock. 30.They were the same acrobats and jugglers had brought the ice. 31.It was enough for him to hear the rocking laughter of Pilar in the kitchen to run and take refuge in the laboratory, the artifacts of alchemy had come alive again with Úrsula’s blessing. 32.José Arcadio Buendía received his errant son with joy and initiated him in the search for the philosopher’s stone, he had finally undertaken. 33.One afternoon the boys grew enthusiastic over the flying carpet went swiftly by the laboratory at window level . 34.While the sad interrogation of the snake-man was taking place, he made his way through the crowd up to the front row, the gypsy girl was, and he stooped behind her. 35.They went to her tent, they kissed each other with a desperate anxiety while they took off their clothes. 36.José Arcadio felt himself lifted up into the air toward a state of seraphic inspiration, his heart burst forth with an outpouring of tender obscenities entered the girl through her ears and came out of her mouth translated into her language. 37.Someone was there looking for beads among the trash told Úrsula that the night before he had seen her son. 38.“He’s become a gypsy” she shouted to her husband, had not shown the slightest sign of alarm over the disappearance. 39.Some Indian fishermen, language they could not understand, told them with signs that they had not seen anyone pass. 40.Even Amaranta, lying in a wicker basket, observed with curiosity the absorbing work of her father and her brother in the small room the air was rarefied by mercury vapors. 41.One day Amaranta’s basket began to move by itself and made a complete turn about the room, to the consternation of Aureliano, hurried to stop it. 42.They were men and women like them, with straight hair and dark skin, spoke the same language and complained of the same pains. 43.They came from the other side of the swamp, only two days away, there were towns received mail every month in the year. 44.Her entire baggage consisted of a small trunk, a little rocking chair with small handpainted flowers, and a canvas sack kept making a cloc-cloc-cloc sound, she carried her parents’ bones. 45.The letter addressed to José Arcadio Buendía was written in very warm terms by someone still loved him very much in spite of time and distance. 46.She wore a diagonally striped dress had been dyed black, worn by use, and a pair of scaly patent leather boots. 47.They kept her, because there was nothing else they could do. 48.They decided to call her Rebeca, according to the letter was her mother’s name. 49.So that she finally deserved, as much as the others, the name of Rebeca Buendía, the only one she ever had and she bore with dignity until her death. 50.She took part in the games of Arcadio and Amaranta, treated her like an older sister, and she ate heartily, using the utensils properly. 高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（24） 答案 （1---10） 1.which 2. who/that；whose 3. who 4. where；who/that 5.where 6.which 7. whom 8.where 9.whom；that/which 10.that/which （11---20） 11.where 12.which 13.who/that 14.which 15.where 16.where 17.that 18. that/which 19.that 20.that （21---30） 21.whose；where 22.that/which 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