2027届高三英语一轮复习专项素养原创语法填空（2）

2027 届高三英语一轮复习专项素养语法填空（2）

本期导读：

 

Passage 1. 西班牙一运动员在与对方门将相撞后不幸去世

Passage 2. 英国探险家历时二十八载完成环球人力远行重返故土

Passage 3. 成语故事——开卷有益

 

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Passage 1. 西班牙一运动员在与对方门将相撞后不幸去世

The soccer world is in mourning. Spain's Jesús de Miguel,   1   was a center striker for CD Tenerife, has died at the age of 30 after   2   (strike) in the chest during the team's match on November 2.

The club shares in a statement on their website translated from Spanish, "Heartbroken, with a lump in our throats, and unable to believe this is true. CD Tenerife announces the tragic passing of Jesús de Miguel Alameda." The statement continues, "There are no words of comfort; there is   3   (absolute) nothing that can alleviate this profound sense of sorrow. We stand with his devastated family, his loved ones,   4   the entire Tenerife community who today mourn this cruel outcome."

The accident   5   (occur) during the last few seconds of the Spanish second division match. While chasing the ball near the field's halfway line, Jesús collided with Andorra's goalkeeper, who accidentally struck him   6   the chest with his knee. The striker went down clutching his chest before lying   7   (motion) on the pitch.   8   medical staff tried to treat the player on the field, he was eventually rushed to a local hospital for additional treatment where he later passed away.

The National Police opened   9   investigation into the incident, with the High Court of Justice of the Canary Islands telling outlet El País that such procedure is standard for any death without natural cause.CD Tenerife noted the family of Jesús — who welcomed a daughter with his wife in 2025 — was grateful for "every single gesture of support received." However, they also request "the utmost respect for their    10   (private)in this terrible moment."

 

Passage 2. 英国探险家历时二十八载完成环球人力远行重返故土

Karl Bushby, a former British army paratrooper, has finally arrived back in his hometown Hull after 28 years,   1   (mark) the end of his well-known Goliath Expedition. This was   2   extraordinary long journey powered only by human strength, covering about 50,000 kilometres across four continents.

 When he started out from Chile in 1998, Karl made two strict rules. He could only travel on foot or by swimming instead of relying on machines, and whenever he stopped, he   3   (restart) exactly from that place. He used a strong handcart to carry his daily necessities. At first, he thought the whole trip might take around twelve years, but rough land, terrible weather and complicated official matters    4     (repeated) delayed his plan.

 During the long journey, he went through   5   (count) difficulties. He crossed dangerous waters and walked through wild areas, suffering constant   6   (tired) and great mental pressure. Many strangers gave him food, shelter and guidance,   7   helped him get through the   8   (hard) periods.

After reaching British land by swimming   9   the English Channel, he finished the last part on foot and returned home. He said it felt wonderful to be back, and the journey helped him realize people can do far more than they believe. His experience tells us long-term success comes from keeping promises, recovering from troubles   10   the warm help from people all over the world.

Passage 3. 成语故事——开卷有益

 In the Song Dynasty, Emperor Taizong, also   1   (know) as Zhao Guangyi, was greatly fond of reading. He held the view   2   reading could not only expand one’s knowledge   3   also help people learn about history and tell right from wrong. For this reason, he   4   (frequent) advised the officials beside him to do more reading.

 Later, Emperor Taizong asked a team of officials to put together a large encyclopedia named Taiping Zonglei. This work covered many different fields and collected plenty of ancient writings and historical   5   (document). After the encyclopedia   6   (complete), the emperor valued it highly and kept reading it from time to time. He made a plan to go   7   at least two or three parts each day.

 Because he was occupied with official duties, he sometimes failed to finish his daily reading task. Whenever he had spare time, he would catch up on   8   he had not finished before. Some officials wondered why he kept reading with such   9    heavy workload. Emperor Taizong stated that reading always brought him new gains and never felt like a heavy task.

This idiom tells us that every book contains   10   (use) knowledge. It encourages people to keep reading and continue learning throughout their lives.