高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（30）-2027届高三英语一轮复习语法专练

**基本信息** 聚焦定语从句关系词精准运用，通过50道题系统覆盖关系代词、副词及特殊用法，依托文学与现代语境提升语言能力。 **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2.who,10.which）|考查人/物先行词的关系代词选择|从基础指代（who/which）到whose表所属，构建代词使用逻辑链| |关系副词|12题（如16.where,17.when）|针对时间/地点先行词的副词辨析|通过语境区分where/when与介词+which的转换| |特殊用法|13题（如7.that,19.that）|涵盖only/最高级等只用that的情况|整合特殊规则与基础用法，形成完整知识体系|

高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（30） 原创作者：老九书斋 1.On the swamp road a parade of several people appeared carrying in a gilded litter the most fascinating woman imagination could conceive. 2.There were many people had sufficient insight to suspect that it was a question of provocation. 3.Many years later there were those still insisted that the royal guard of the intruding queen was a squad of regular army soldiers were concealing government issue rifles under their rich Moorish robes. 4.Aureliano Segundo went to fetch her from the distant city she lived with her father and he married her in Macondo with a noisy celebration lasted twenty days. 5.with tendencies toward solitary meditation, and she had molded an opposite character in him, one was vital, expansive, open. 6.He assumed an attitude was quite childish under the circumstances, feigning anger and imaginary resentment so that Petra Cotes would be the one would bring about the break. 7.The only candle will make him come is always lighted. 8.In the heat of the merriment broke out that evening, he had Petra Cotes dress up as queen, crowned her absolute and lifetime ruler of Madagascar. 9.The only souvenir she kept of Aureliano Segundo was a pair of patent leather boots, , according to what he himself had said, were the ones he wanted to wear in his coffin. 10.In the manor house, was paved with tomblike slabs, the sun was never seen. 11.Until puberty Fernanda had no news of the world except for the melancholy piano lessons taken in some neighboring house by someone for years and years had the drive not to take a siesta. 12.All was left was the furniture was absolutely necessary, the silver candelabra and table service, for the everyday utensils had been sold one by one to underwrite the costs of her education. 13.The only real clues Aureliano Segundo had when he left to look for her were her unmistakable highland accent and her trade as a weaver of funeral wreaths. 14.When he asked for the most beautiful woman had ever been seen on this earth, all the women brought him their daughters. 15.He crossed a yellow plain the echo repeated one’s thoughts and anxiety brought on premonitory mirages. 16.After sterile weeks he came to an unknown city all the bells were tolling a dirge. 17.He promised to go later when he had cleared up his affairs, and from the moment he gave his daughter his blessing he shut himself up in his study again to write out the announcements with mournful sketches. 18.Fernanda carried a delicate calendar with small golden keys on her spiritual adviser had marked in purple ink the dates of venereal abstinence. 19.“That’s the most obscene thing I’ve ever seen in my life,” he shouted with a laugh that rang through the house. 20.They used them to build an altar of lifesize saints in the children’s bedroom, saints with glass eyes gave them a disquietingly lifelike look, artistically embroidered clothing was better than that worn by any inhabitant of Macondo. 21.Although nothing ever arrived in the boxes with the children could play , they would spend all year waiting for December. 22.Much older and more solemn, the lawyers in dark suits in other days had flapped about the colonel like crows had returned. 23.He ordered them to leave him in peace, insisting that he was not a hero of the nation as they said but an artisan without memories only dream was to die of fatigue in the oblivion and misery of his little gold fishes. 24.Amaranta searched among old papers for the ledger Úrsula had written down the names and birth and baptism dates of all of them. 25.Even the withdrawn José Arcadio Segundo offered them an afternoon of cockfights, was at the point of ending in tragedy because several of the Aurelianos were so expert in matters of the cockpit that they spotted Father Antonio Isabel’s tricks at once. 26.Aureliano Segundo, saw the limitless prospect of wild times offered by those mad relatives, decided that they should all stay and work for him. 27.The only one accepted was Aureliano Triste, a big mulatto with the drive and explorer’s spirit of his grandfather. 28.On the other hand, Amaranta and the others had gone to mass took it off without any trouble. 29.That was the first time the word had ever been heard in Macondo. 30.Then he took a series of instruments out of the chest he measured the temperature, the level of humidity in the atmosphere, and the intensity of the light. 31.It was such an intriguing ceremony that no one could eat in peace as everybody waited for Mr. Herbert to pass a final and revealing judgment, but he did not say anything allowed anyone to guess his intentions. 32.On Wednesday a group of engineers, agronomists, hydrologists, topographers, and surveyors arrived for several weeks explored the places Mr. Herbert had hunted his butterflies. 33.On the porch with the begonias, in the parlor, in any place in the house, it was possible to point out the exact place she had been and the very time had passed since she had left it. 34.Unaware of the restless circle she moved, of the unbearable state of intimate calamity that she provoked as she passed by, Remedios the Beauty treated the men without the least bit of malice. 35.It was an act so prolonged, so meticulous, so rich in ceremonial aspects that one did not know her well would have thought that she was given over to the deserved adoration of her own body. 36.She answered him sincerely that she would never marry a man was so simple that he had wasted almost an hour and even went without lunch just to see a woman taking a bath. 37.The occasion for the proof of it came some months later on one afternoon Remedios the Beauty went with a group of girl friends to look at the new plantings. 38.A short time later they were rescued by the flour Aurelianos, crosses of ash inspired a sacred respect, as if they were caste marks, stamps of invulnerability. 39.Remedios the Beauty did not tell anyone one of the men, taking advantage of the tumult, had managed to attack her stomach with a hand was more like the claw of an eagle clinging to the edge of a precipice. 40.She faced the attacker in a kind of instantaneous flash and saw the disconsolate eyes, remained stamped on her heart like the hot coals of pity. 41.Since those forgotten afternoons her niece barely had enough interest to turn the crank on the sewing machine, she had reached the conclusion that she was simpleminded. 42.But when she saw the stupid way she rejected a pretender for many reasons was more desirable than a prince, she gave up all hope. Fernanda did not even make any attempt to understand her. 43.But when she saw her eating with her hands, the last thing she lamented was the fact that the idiots in the family lived so long. 44.Growing up in Beijing, Feng spent summer afternoons along the North Moat in Andingmen subdistrict, dragonflies seemed to be everywhere.  45.When people think about Moldova, one of the first things come to mind is our wine. 46.We  believe that China and Europe are two major economic partners cooperation is important not only for their own development, but also for global stability and prosperity. 47.The measures are aimed at restoring communications in communities bridges, roads and power lines have been damaged. 48.The moment Washington signals it's willing to let the clock run, Gulf states step into that vacuum, because they're the ones actually absorb the instability if things drift. 49.Fortunately, China has many similar tourist attractions to host those are heart-wrenched and physically fatigued. 50.I left with a half-built Chengdu itinerary on my phone and, for the first time in a long while, something felt like optimism. 高考英语 定语从句精练系列之（30） 答案 （1---10） 1.that 2.who 3.who；that/who 4.where；that/which 5.that 6.that/which；who 7.that 8.that/which 9.which；that 10.which （11---20） 11.who 12.that/which 13.that 14.that 15.where；where 16.where 17.when 18.which 19.that 20.that/which；whose （21---30） 21.which 22.who/that 23.whose 24.where 25.which 26.who 27.who 28. who 29.that 30.with which （31---40） 31.that 32.who/that；where 33.where；that 34.in which 35.who 36.who/that 37.when 38.whose 39.who；that/which 40.which （41---50） 41.when 42.that/in which；who/that 43.that 44.where 45.that 46.whose 47.where 48.who 49.who 50.that 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $