练案5 必修第一册 Unit 5 Into the wild-【衡中学案】2027年高考英语一轮总复习练案（外研版）

winning but also in rising after every fall Her spirit remains a guiding light in my life.It reminds me that with determination and unity,any difficulty can be overcome. 练案[5] I. 语篇导读：本文介绍了纽约大学Michael Long团队关于长尾 鹦鹉发声时大脑活动的研究，并阐述该研究对理解人类语言机制 及解决语言障碍的意义 l.C细节理解题。根据第二段的“They recorded their brain activity as they made sounds'”可知，Michael Long教授团队通过记 录长尾鹦鹉发声时的大脑活动来对其进行研究。故选C。 2.D主旨要义题。本段是“总一分一总”结构，首句提出一些脑 细胞与特定声音相关，随后分述辅音与元音、高音与低音对应 的脑细胞活动，最后两句总结该系统让长尾鹦鹉能组合声音形 成复杂的鸣叫。因此本段主要围绕控制长尾鹦鹉发声的大脑 系统展开。文中的“This simple system”指代控制长尾鹦鹉发声 的脑部系统。故选D。 3.D代词指代题。代词hese指的应是上文中的复数名词。 hese前一句的核心名词是“the finches'brains”(斑胸草雀的大 脑)和“complicated systems”(复杂系统)，结合画线词后的“only allow them to make simple song”(只能让它们发出简单的鸣叫) 可知，hese指代的是能影响发声的事物，即斑胸草雀的大脑系 统。故选D。 4.B细节理解题。根据最后一段“Researching how language works...lead to solutions for speech disability in humans.”可知， 研究鸟类大脑中语言的运作机制有助于科学家更好地理解人 类大脑中语言的运作方式。这一研究可能为人类语言障碍提 供解决办法。故选B。 B 语篇导读：本文是一篇说明文。以色列的一项研究发现，植 物在压力下会发出声音，这项研究将会对农业产生积极作用。 5.C细节理解题。根据第二段第二句和第三句“‘Even in a quiet field,there are actually sounds we don't hear,and those sounds carry information,'said Lilach Hadany,a professor from Tel Aviv University.Some animals can hear these sounds,so there is a possibility that a lot of interaction is occurring,.'”可知，（植物在紧 张时发出的)声音包含着某种信息，而某些动物可以听到这种 声音，这意味着它们想与其他生物进行交流。故选C。 6.B词义猜测题。由画线词前的“thirsty plants”以及其后的 “with no water”可知，此处指的是植物缺水的状况。故选B。 7.D推理判断题。根据第五段“The study also found sound recordings of plants could be useful in agriculture to ensure crops get enough water and distribute water where it was needed most. 究还发现，植物的录音对农业是有帮助的，可以确保农作物获 得足够的水并将水分配到最需要的地方。)”可知，该项研究可 运用于浇灌植物。故选D。 8.C 推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“We are currently investigating the responses of other organisms...to identify and interpret the sounds in completely natural environments..”可知，这 个团队目前正在研究其他生物（包括动物和植物）对这些声音 的反应，也在探索在完全自然的环境中识别和解释这些声音的 能力。由此可推知该项研究还需要进一步的研究。故选C。 Ⅱ. 语篇导读：本文讲述了作者和朋友们在一次露营时遭遇 暴风雨，并被善良无私的陌生人帮助的故事】 1.D根据上文的“a severe storm”和常识可知，作者一行人对暴风 雨的出现应是感到紧张。nervous意为“紧张的”，符合语境。 annoyed恼怒的；impatient不耐烦的；excited激动的。故选D。 2.A根据下文“there were tornadoes(龙卷风)heading out way”可 知，一个陌生人过来提醒作者一行人龙卷风要来了，这是对作 者一行人危险处境的提醒。wam意为“提醒”，符合语境。show 展示；convince使信服；guarantee保证。故选A。 3.B根据上文“The stranger invited us to his home.”可知，陌生人 邀请作者一行人去他家，这是他对作者一行人安全的关心。 concem意为“关心”，符合语境。demand需要；desire欲望； responsibility责任。故选B。 4.C根据上文“there had been a lightning strike near the place where we had camped''可推知，雷击现象导致几头牛被闪电击中 而死。kill意为“杀死”，符合语境。drown溺死；desert抛弃；trap 困住。故选C。 5.A根据上文“we spent the night in a nice dry home”和下文的 “the opportunity to take a shower'”可知，此处是递进关系。even 意为“甚至”，符合语境。merely仅仅；often经常；simply简单 地。故选A。 6.B根据下文“contact information”和“In a way,we felt like the family had become a part of our journey.”可知，作者一行人和陌 生人一家交换了联系信息。exchange意为“交换”，符合语境。 submit提交；check检查：update更新。故选B。 7.A根据上文陌生人对作者一行人慷慨无私的帮助可知，这是 作者一生中最暖心的经历之 。experience意为“经历”，符合 语境。message信息；tradition传统；comment评论。故选A。 8.C根据上文的“had nothing”可知，陌生人一家做好事不计回 报。gin意为“获得”，符合语境。fear恐惧；order命令；ofer主 动提供。故选C。 g.D根据下文“but they treated us with respect and kindness”可 知，陌生人一家友好地对待作者一行人，即使作者一行人与他 们有很大不同，设空处应是对这种差异的强调。definitely意为 “一定”，符合语境。especially尤其；officially正式地； occasionally偶尔。故选D。 10.D根据上下文和常识可知，作者一行人与陌生人的家庭风格 迥异，通常不是他们会交往的那类人。associate with意为“交 往”，符合语境。ask about询问；complain about抱怨；agree with 同意。故选D。 lI.C根据上文的“heat-warming、so kind、espect and kindness”及 常识可知，陌生人对作者一行人善良无私的帮助增强了作者对 人性的信心。strengthen意为“加强”，符合语境。reveal揭露； shake摇晃；shape形成。故选C。 12.D根据上文陌生人帮助作者一行人并不计任何回报可知，此 处作者想说明在帮助他人时应该没有附加条件。gv意为“给 予”，符合语境。state陈述；wish希望；save拯救。故选D l3.A根据上文“Whatever the person 12 always comes with no strings attached”可知，善良总是没有任何附加条件的，这是最令 人印象深刻的部分。impressive意为“令人印象深刻的”，符合语 境。practical实际的：satisfactory满意的；evident明显的。故选A。 14.B根据下文“We even bought food with our busking(街头卖艺) tips for the homeless.”可知，作者一行人把善意传递了下去，这 是受到陌生人无私帮助一事的激励。inspire意为“激励：鼓 舞”，符合语境。fund资助：owe欠；delight使高兴。故选B。 15.C根据下文“We even bought food with our busking(街头卖艺) tips for the homeless.”可知，作者一行人一有机会就帮助别人，help 意为“帮助”，符合语境。drive驱赶；seek寻找：point指出。故选C。 语篇导读：本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍一个人对蚊子 吸引力更大的两个主要因素和远离蚊子的策略 1.G根据上文“Dozens of diverse molecules(分子)throughout our body come together to create our unique smell.It's a combination of a dozen smells..(我们全身数十种不同的分子聚集在一起，形成 了我们独特的气味。这是十几种气味的混合。)”可推断下文会 说明这种气味对蚊子有吸引力，G选项“这种化学物质的混合 物可能会吸引蚊子。”并且G选项中的“this mix of chemicals'”指 代上文所说的“a combination”,上下文逻辑一致。同时，空后的 句子“It is also possible that...”和G选项中的“likely”相呼应，并 构成递进关系，故选G。 2.E根据下文“Mosquitoes seek out carbon dioxide.The more we breathe,the more carbon dioxide we send into the air,inviting bugs our way.(蚊子寻找二氧化碳。我们呼吸得越多，向空气中排放 的二氧化碳就越多，引来了虫子。)”可知我们的呼吸方式也会 吸引蚊子，E选项“你的呼吸方式也有影响。”符合题意，并且E 选项中提到的“The pattern of how you breathe”和下文提到的 “The more you breathe”相照应，同时，E选项中的also和上文所 说内容构成递进关系。故选E。 3.F根据下文“If it mixes with bacteria on your skin or contains alcohol from your beach-side beers,you have a much higher chance to be bitten..(如果它与你皮肤上的细菌混合，或者含有你在海 边喝的啤酒中的酒精，你被咬的几率就会高得多。)”可推知汗 液也会吸引蚊子，F选项“汗液也会向蚊子发出强烈信号。”并 且空后句子中的it指代的是F选项中的“sweat'”,上下文逻辑 致，故选F。 4.B设空处为本段的主题句。根据空后句子提到了本段关键词 “strategies”,之后具体介绍了两种让蚊子远离的方法，可知本段 主要介绍让我们远离蚊子的方法，B选项“我们怎样才能赶走蚊： 早期马变得更小。据此可知，他通过这一例子来展示哺乳动物 子？”符合本段主旨，故选B。 是如何适应气候变化的。故选D。 5.A根据上文“Or,you can try a simple trick一grab a fan and point :2.B细节理解题。通读第三段可知，Bergmann法则认为温暖地区的 it under a table,since mosquitoes love to stay near the ground and 动物通常比寒冷地区的小，体型小的动物身体表面积相对更大，便 bite our feet..（或者，你可以尝试一个简单的技巧一 一抓起一把 于散热，因此可能更有优势。由此可知，小型动物更适应温暖环 扇子，把它放在桌子下面，因为蚊子喜欢呆在靠近地面的地方， 境。故选B。 咬我们的脚。)”可知下文解释为什么要这样做，A选项“毕竞，3.D 推理判断题。根据倒数第二段Adrian Lister的话可知 他们不擅长飞行。”紧密承接上文，A选项中的“they”指代的即 Adrian Lister认为，如今我们有衣服、加热器和空调来应对温度 上文中的mosquitoes,逻辑一致，故选A。 变化。这些东西减少了我们的身体为了应对温度变化而进化 I. 语篇导读：本文主要介绍了中国新增的两处联合国教科 的需要。据此可推知，他认为技术减少了人类为适应气候而进 文组织世界地质公园：青海坎布拉地质公园和重庆云阳地质 化的需求。故选D。 公园。 :4.A主旨大意题。通读全文可知，首段提出观点：一位专家认为 1.officially考查副词。空格处修饰谓语have been named,需要用！ 气候危机可能使人类体型变小。第二、三段借助早期马应对历 副词作状语。句意：中国的两个地质公园被正式认定为联合国 史气候变化而进化的例子和Bergmann法则来说明其观点。第 教科文组织世界地质公园。故填officially 四段中Brusatte再次说明其观点。第五段介绍了反对派的观 2.highest考查形容词最高级。根据语境以及空前的定冠词the 点：技术减少进化需求。尾段总结争议，回归气候变化与人类 可知，此处应用形容词最高级highest表达数量最高。句意：这 体型的核心话题。全文围绕气候变暖对人类体型进化的影响 使得中国获得联合国教科文组织认定的地质公园总数达到49 展开，A项能概括文章大意。故选A。 个，为世界最多。故填highest。 B 3.shaped ,考查非谓语动词。分析句子结构可知，本句已有系动 语篇导读：本文主要介绍了公众读到气候变化威胁的负面新 词is,故空处应为非谓语，且landforms与shape之间是逻辑上的；闻的反应，并介绍了鼓励气候友好型行为的方法。 动宾关系，表示地貌被塑造，所以应用过去分词作定语。句意：5.D细节理解题。根据第三段中的“The more exposure people 坎布拉地质公园因其长期经自然力量塑造而成的特殊地貌而 had to these threatening...tackling climate change”可知，在第 闻名。故填shaped。 项研究中，参与者面对负面新闻，认为自己可以在应对气候变 4.showing考查非谓语动词。分析句子结构可知，本句谓语为 化方面有所作为，即他们感受到强烈的社会责任感。故选D。 has,故空处应为非谓语，且The park与show之间是逻辑上的主；6.C细节理解题。根据第四段中的“..one possibility is that 谓关系，所以应用现在分词作状语。句意：该公园有162个地质】 when the public hears about climate change threats,they may 景点，展示了不同的地貌，如火山岩、滑坡遗迹和丹霞地貌。故 convince themselves that..”可知，当人们听到气候变化威胁时 填showing。 可能会说服自己采取环保的行为，相信自己的行动可能会有所 5.about考查介词。根据表述“not only.· also...”以及语境可！ 不同，结合第五段第二句“..what motivates people the most to 知，本句是在介绍坎布拉自然和文化两个方面的特色。前半句 change their behavior is social comparison.”可知，最能微励人f们 需强调坎布拉“与自然相关”，介词about'“关于”符合句意。句 改变自己行为的是社会比较，即社会影响。故选C。 意：坎布拉不仅有自然（风光），它还有丰富的文化。故填：7.D 主旨大意题。根据第五段中的“what motivates people the about most to change their behavior is social comparison”及“For 6.The/This考查限定词。此处特指坎布拉地质公园所在的地 example,if a person's neighbors...likely to follow this behavior." 区，所以用定冠词the或this限定单数名词area,且空处位于句 可知，能激励人们改变行为的是社会比较，比如驾驶电动汽车 首，首字母需要大写。句意：该地区以热贡艺术闻名，热贡艺术 的人会使未驾驶的邻居感到社会压力，更有可能作出这种行 是中国藏传佛教艺术的重要组成部分，受到多种传统的影响。 为。由此可推知，本段主要介绍了鼓励人们作出气候友好型行 故填The/This。 为的方法。故选D。 7.became 考查动词的时态。据时间状语in April2025可知，本8.B推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“There are so many routes 句应用一般过去时。句意：2025年4月，云阳地质公园因其令 to our goals'”以及“future research like this can help policymakers 人印象深刻的景观成为联合国教科文组织世界地质公园。故： decide how best to encourage people toward more climate-friendly 填became habits”可知，戈德堡认为实现我们的目标有很多途径以及未来 8.wich考查定语从句。分析句子结构可知，此处是非限制性定 的像这样的研究可以帮助政策制定者决定怎样鼓励人们作出 语从句，先行词是one of the world's deepest sinkholes,指物，关系 气候友好型行为最好。由此可推知，他对类似的未来研究持乐 代词在从句中作主语，故用wich引导。句意：该公园还包括大 观的态度。故选B。 型喀斯特地貌，例如世界上最深的天坑之一，其深度达335米，：Ⅱ. 语篇导读：本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了Ursula 对研究具有重要意义。故填which。 :原本计划去多伦多闯荡事业，却因求职不顺，转而依托家乡的农 9.protects 考查动词时态、语态和主谓一致。根据空前的ls0可场创办农业旅游项目，最终将向日葵农场打造成当地热门旅游目 知，此处介绍该地质公园的另一个特点，应与前一句时态一致 的地，让游客远离城市，重拾对农业的认知与根源联结的故事 用一般现在时；本句主语t与谓语动词protect之间是主动关l.D根据下文中的“exploring the world'"并结合选项可知，这里指 系，且主语是第三人称单数。句意：它还保护着许多文化和历 Ursula儿时就怀揣着探索世界的“梦想”。故选D。 史遗迹。故填protects。 2.A根据上文中的“studied intemational business”及下文中的 10.paintings考查名词。分析句子结构可知，and连接并列成分，前！ “finding a job”可知，这里指Ursula学习国际商务是为了在多伦 面的stelas和calligraphy works都是名词，所以此处也应用名词。根 多追求一份“事业”。故选A。 据语境可知，此处指的是绘画作品。painting为可数名词，根据上文3.C根据下文中的“‘I decided that if nobody..I would just create 的many可知，此处应用复数。句意：例如张飞庙，里面保存着许多 a job for myself'”及下文关于Ursula回家创办农业旅游项目的 汉唐时期的古碑、书法作品和绘画作品。故填paintings。 内容可知，这里指找工作的过程比Ursula预想的要“艰难”得 练案[6] 多。故选C。 4.C根据上文中的“finding a job proved more3 than she'd 语篇导读：本文是一篇议论文。主要讨论了气候变化是否会 expected'”及下文中的“I would just create a job for myself'”可知， 影响人类体型大小。一些专家认为，小型哺乳动物通常能更好地 这里指Ursula心想，如果没人愿意“雇用”她，那她就给自己创 应对高温，因此人类可能会逐渐变小。另一些专家则认为，由于 造一份工作。故选C 人类技术的发展，气候变化可能不再影响人类进化。 5.B上文介绍Ursula在多伦多求职不顺：根据上文中的“She was 1.D推理判断题。根据第二段中的“Steve Brusatte...how born and raised on a large family farm”及下文中t的“an agriculture animals dealt with past climate changes can help us guess what tourism business”可知，这里指在农场出生长大的Ursula自然而 might happen to humans.”可知，Steve Brusatte认为，观察动物如 然地萌生了创办农业旅游生意的“想法”。故选B。 何应对过去的气候变化可以帮助我们猜测人类可能会发生什：6.B上文提到Us产生了创办农业旅游生意的想法：下文介 么。接下来通过举例对其进行补充说明：当世界变得更热时，：绍她成功创办了向日葵农场。由此可知，这里指这个想法开始 643练案[5] 必修第一册 Un I.阅读理解 A (2026·成都市毕业班质检) Like most other parrots,parakeets(长尾鹦鹉)are known to have the ability to imitate the way humans speak.Now a new study has found that when parakeets make sounds,their brains work similarly to the way human brains function when we speak. The study was led by Michael Long,a professor at New York University.Long's team focused on common parakeets.They recorded their brain activity as they made sounds,focusing on a part of the brain called the anterior arcopallium(AAC),which is known to affect vocal( 的)muscles. They found that certain brain cells became active when the birds made specific sounds.Some cells seemed to be involved in producing consonants,and others created vowels.Some showed activity when the birds made high-pitched(声调高的)sounds,while other cells lit up for low-pitched sounds.This simple system allows parakeets to combine different sounds to make complex calls."What the parrot has presented is this beautiful,elegant solution for making vocal sounds,"Long told New Scientist. In human brains,specific brain cell activity is associated with certain movements of the lips or tongue. This is the first time scientists have identified a similar language"map"in the brain of a non-human animal. Long's team also studied zebra finches.In contrast to parakeets,the finches'brains have complicated systems. But these can only allow them to make simple songs but not to mimic human speech. Researching how language works in birds'brains could help scientists better understand how it works in the human brain.This could lead to solutions for speech disability in humans. 1.How did the scientists study the parakeets'brains? A.By comparing them with humans'. B.By teaching parakeets new sounds. C.By recording parakeets'brain activity. D.By observing parakeets'behaviors. 2.What does paragraph 3 mainly talk about? A.The procedure of the research. B.The use of sound in human speech. C.Differences between parakeets and humans. D.Parakeets'brain system for sound production. 41 it 5 Into the wild 3.What does the word"these"in paragraph 5 refer to? A.Parakeets. B.Zebra finches. C.Parakeets'brain systems. D.Zebra finches'brain systems. 4.What is the significance of the study by Long's team? A.It contributes to better protection of animals. B.It may help us solve human speech problems. C.It enables us to understand the natural world deeper. D.It enriches our knowledge about languages in the world. B (2026·广东四校联考) An Israeli study has revealed plants make noise a bit when they are stressed from a lack of water or having their stems()cut.The sounds are about the same volume as normal human conversation.However,the pitch ( is too high for people to hear. The researchers believe insects,other mammals and maybe even other plants can probably hear the sound of the stressed plants,"Even in a quiet field,there are actually sounds we don't hear,and those sounds carry information,"said Lilach Hadany,a professor from Tel Aviv University."Some animals can hear these sounds, so there is a possibility that a lot of interaction is occurring..” The researchers used microphones to record healthy and stressed tomato plants,and trained a machine learning algorithm(算法）to distinguish between unstressed plants,thirsty plants and cut plants.They found that stressed plants give out more sounds than unstressed ones.The sounds from stressed plants resembled pops or clicks. The study,published in the journal Cell,found thirsty plants began making noise before they visibly dehydrated,and the frequency of sounds peaked after five days with no water,before decreasing again as the plants dried up completely.Hadany said happy plants were found to make far fewer sounds.When tomato plants were not stressed at all,they were very quiet. The study also found sound recordings of plants 6.What is the closest meaning of the underlined word could be useful in agriculture to ensure crops get enough “dehydrated”in Paragraph4? water and distribute water where it was needed most. A.Lacked light. However,it's unclear why plants produce these B.Lacked water. C.Filled with too much light. sounds and who might be listening.Professor Hadany said, D.Filled with too much water. "We are currently investigating the responses of other7.What could the study be applied to if scientists succeed organisms,both animals and plants,to these sounds,and in it? we're also exploring our ability to identify and interpret the A.Planting unstressed trees. sounds in completely natural environments. B.Analyzing different sounds. 5.Why do stressed plants make noise according to the C.Ensuring the growing conditions of plants. text? D.Taking appropriate measures to water plants. A.To ease the pain. 8.What does Professor Hadany think of the research? A.It'll be of great value. B.To stress their hobby. B.It'll appeal to more farmers. C.To communicate with other organisms. C.It'll need further study D.To inform other creatures of their emotions. D.It'll be environmentally-friendly Ⅱ.完形填空 (2026·石家庄模拟)1.A.annoyed B.impatient Anytime I travel on my bicycle across the country,I'm always C.excited D.nervous amazed by how kind people can be to strangers. 2.A.warn B.show C.convince D.guarantee One night,my friends and I were camping in a town in3.A.demand B.concern Missouri.There was a severe storm and we were getting 1A C.desire D.responsibility 4.A.drowned B.deserted complete stranger came by to 2 us that there were tornadoes C.killed D.trapped (龙卷风)heading our way..The stranger invited us to his home..We5.A.even B.merely were surprised by his 3 for our safety.Later we learned that C.often D.simply there had been a lightning strike near the place where we had :6.A.submitted B.exchanged C.checked D.updated camped and several cattle had been 4. 7.A.experiences B.messages Fortunately,we spent the night in a nice dry home.We were C.traditions D.comments 5 given the opportunity to take a shower.The next morning we 8.A.fear B.order C.gain had breakfast with the family and 6 contact information.In a9.A.especially D.offer B.officially way,we felt like the family had become a part of our journey.ThisC.occasionally D.definitely was one of the most heart-warming 7 of my life because this 10.A.ask about B.complain about family had nothing to 8 by being so kind to us.We were 9 C.agree with not the type they would usually 10 but they treated us with D.associate with respect and kindness. 11.A.reveals B.shakes The kindness of a stranger always 11 my faith in C.strengthens D.shapes 12.A.states B.wishes humanity.Whatever the person 12 always comes with no strings C.saves D.gives attached and that's the most 13 part. 13.A.impressive B.practical C.satisfactory That family 14 us so much that during the rest of the trip,14.A.funded D.evident B.inspired we 15 others out every chance we got.We even bought food C.owed D.delighted with our busking(街头卖艺)tips for the homeless.It's always 15.A.drove B.sought C.helped D.pointed heart-warming when giving feels as good as receiving 473 Ⅲ.七选五 （2025·重庆南开中学高三调研) Mosquitoes are drawn to all people,but some people seem to be the unlucky ones who are more tempting to mosquitoes.Experts have identified two main categories of factors that make one more attractive to mosquitoes: biological aspects and behaviors. Chief among the first group of factors is how you smell.Dozens of diverse molecules (throughout our body come together to create our unique smell.It's a combination of a dozen smells.I It's also possible that some people produce more of the smell that mosquitoes like. Blood type may also matter.Mosquitoes seem to be interested in people with Type O blood,for reasons researchers haven't confirmed.2 Mosquitoes seek out carbon dioxide.The more we breathe,the more carbon dioxide we send into the air,inviting bugs our way. Then there are the factors that are more dependent on how you act throughout the day.If you are to do a hard workout outside,you might breathe more heavily and produce more carbon dioxide,which might attract mosquitoes. 3 If it mixes with bacteria on your skin or contains alcohol from your beach-side beers,you have a much higher chance to be bitten. 4 There are a few evidence-based strategies to keep them at bay.Certain clothing colors like black and dark blue can act like a mosquito magnet.Mosquitoes are also drawn to bright oranges and reds.Therefore,try to stick to lighter colors and wear long sleeves and pants.Or,you can try a simple trick-grab a fan and point it under a table, since mosquitoes love to stay near the ground and bite our feet.5 A.After all,they're not good fliers. B.How can we drive off the mosquitoes? C.Therefore,try to reduce exercise on a hot day. D.Do colors matter in this hide-and-seek game? E.The pattern of how you breathe also plays a role. F.Sweat sends a powerful signal to mosquitoes too. G.This mix of chemicals is likely to draw mosquitoes. 1. 2. 3. 4 5. Ⅳ.语法填空 (2026·成都市毕业班质检) Two Chinese geoparks have been 1.(official)named UNESCO Global Geoparks.This brings China's total number of UNESCO-recognized geoparks to 49,the 2.(high)in the world.The two new geoparks are Kanbula Geopark in Qinghai Province and Yunyang Geopark in Chongqing. Kanbula Geopark is well-known for its special landforms 3.(shape)by natural forces over time.Key features include the Maixiu volcanoes and a part of the Yellow River.The park has 162 geological()sites, 4.(show)different landforms like volcanic rocks,landslide remains,and Danxia landforms.It also has rock layers from three different periods in Earth's history,which help scientists study tectonic()changes.Kanbula is not only 5.nature-it is also rich in culture.6.area is famous for Regong art,an important part of Tibetan Buddhist art in China,influenced by many traditions. Yunyang Geopark 7.(become)a UNESCO site in April 2025 because of its impressive landscapes.It is famous for the"Great Wall of Dinosaur Fossils".The park also includes large karst landforms,such as one of the world's deepest sinkholes,8.is 335 meters deep and important for research.The geopark has a rich ecosystem,with mountains,rivers,and thick forests.It also 9.(protect)many cultural and historic sites.One example is the Zhangfei Temple,which holds many ancient stelas(),calligraphy works,and 10.(paint) from the Han and Tang dynasties. —474—