高考英语模拟题汇编专题09 语法填空之说明文三(原卷版)

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专题09语法填空之说明文阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。1.(2020届安徽省合肥市高三第二次质检)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Chopstickspla

yanimportantroleinChinesefoodculture.Chinesechopsticksareroundontheeatingendwhichsymbolizesheaven,whiletheotherendissquar

ewhichsymbolizesearth.Thisisbecausekeepingenoughfoodis41.(great)concernthananythingelse.Itisimportantt

onotethatchopsticksareusedinmanydifferentculturesandthereisnosinglestandardfortheuseofchopsticks.Herearesomecustoms

42.(associate)withchopsticksinChina.Playingwithchopsticks43.(consider)badmanners.Andchopsticksshouldnot

beplaced44.(vertical)inabowlofriceorotherfood.Anystick-likeobjectpointingupward45.(resemble)theincense(香)sticksthatpeopl

euse46.offeringstotheirdeadfamilymembers.Itisalsobadmannerstotapchopstickson47.edgeofone’sbowl,becauseinancientChinabe

ggarsoftenmadethisnoise48.(attract)attention.InChinese,“chopsticks”reads“kuaizi”,whichmeans“tohavesonssoon,”soanewly-marriedcouplewillbeveryhapp

ytoacceptchopsticksas49.(they)weddinggift.50.hasalreadybeenfoundoutisthatusingchopsticksimprovesone’smemory

,increasesfingerdexterity(灵巧)andcanbeusefulinlearningandimprovingskillssuchasChinesecharacterprintingandbrushpainting.2.(2020届广东省高考模拟)

Youonlyhaveonepairofeyes,sotakecareofthem!Butdoyouknowthatitistemptingtothinkthatyoureyesaresimplymirrorsthatreflectwhateverisi

nfrontofthem?Researchers,however,41.(show)thatyourbrainisconstantlyworkingtocreatethe42.(impress)ofanuninte

rruptedandcontinuousworld.Forinstance,inthelast10minutes,youhaveblinked(眨眼)youreyesaround200times.Youhaveprobablynot

beenawareofany43.theseinterruptionsinyourvisualworld.Somethingyouprobablyhavenotseeninalongtimewithouttheaidofmirrors44.(be)yo

urnose.Itisalwaysrightthere,downinthebottomcomerofyourvision,butyourbrainfiltersitoutsothatyouarenotawareofyournose45.youpurposefullylook

atit.Norareyouawareoftheartery(动脉)46.(run)rightdownthemiddleofyourretina(视网膜).Itcreates47.largeblindspotinyo

urvisualfield,butyounevernoticetheholeitleaves.Toseethisblindspot48.(clear),trythefollowing:coveryourlefteyewithyour

hand.Withyourrighteye,lookatthe0ontheleft.Asyoumoveyourhead49.(close)tothe0,theXwilldisappearasitenterstheblindspot50.(cause)byyou

ropticalnerve.Yourbrainworkshardtomaketheworldlookcontinuous!3.(2020届广东省深圳市高三第一次调研)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Readingabookcanopenthedoortoawo

nderfulnewworldofmagicand41.(discover),whichiswhypeopleallaroundtheworldlovetoread.Everyyearmanynotable

prizes42.(award)tothecreativemindsbehindthebooksweenjoy.Onesuchprizegoestothebestnewworkofchildren’sfiction.KnownastheNewberyMeda

l,theawardgotstartedbackin1921,43.FredericMelchersuggestedtheAmericanLibraryAssociationsetupanannualaward44.thebestnewchi

ldren’sbook.Everyoneagreed,andthey45.(eventual)decidedtonametheawardafterJohnNewbery,an18th-centuryEnglishpublisherwhoh

admadegreatefforts46.(promote)children’sliterature.Thewinningbookisselectedbyacommitteethat47.(vary)fromyeartoyear,andtheprocessof48.(choose)awinne

rtakesanentireyear.Sometimes,49.committeewilldesignate(指定)honorbooks,whicharebooksthatmightnothavewontheaward,bu

tarestillconsideredtobevery50.(impress).Sonexttimeyouareatthebookstore,takealookatthechildren’ssection.4.(2020届河

南省安阳市高三第二次模拟)Ittakesalotoflandandwater41.(grow)animals.Peoplemightonedaygrowmeatinfactoriesinsteadofhavingto

harvestitfromfarmedanimals.Growingmeatinalabcouldmean42.(use)feweranimalsandloweringthe43.(environment)costsofraisinglivestock(牲畜).Sofar,noatt

emptsatlab-grownmeat44.(manage)tomatchthetexture(结构,口感)oftheanimalmuscleseatenasmeat.Onenewdevelopmentdoesthisbyusingatechniqueofmakin

gcottoncandy.Itgrowsmeatwithmorestructures.Researchershavealreadyknownhowtogrowcells,45.arethebasisofmeat.However,a

pileofcellsdoesnothavethechewytextureofachickenbreast.Cellswithoutasupport46.(be)morelikeasoup,oratbestameatball.Thenewprocessresembles

47.waythatcottoncandyismade,exceptthatitusesgelatin(明胶)insteadofmeltedsugar.Thelab-grownsamplesalllooklikethedifferen

tnatural48.(meat).Andtheyhavesimilarmaterialnature,too.Thenatureaffectshowchewy,springyorsoftthemeatis.49.controllinghowt

hegelatinfibersaretwisted,thescientistscansetthefibers’arrangementandspacing,whichdetermines50.theman-mademeatendsupmorelikeaburgerorasteak.5.(20

20届湖南省衡阳市高三毕业班联考)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Theearliestelephantrelatives41.(originate)inAfricaabout60milli

onyearsagoandweredrivenawaytoeverycontinentunearth,exceptAntarcticaandAustralia.Thereareabout16542.(know)elephantspeciesfromthefossilrecord.However,s

cientistsestimatethattherewouldhavebeenmany—morespeciesthatwehaven’tfoundyetinthisbranchof43.evolutionarytreeoflife

.44.Earth’smorerecenthistory,between50,000and40,000yearsago,therewere16speciesofelephantswiththeirrelatives45.(live)atthesametimearoundtheworld,i

ncludingatleastsevenintheUnitedStates.Today,thereareonlythreespeciesofelephantsthatremain:theAfrican

savannahelephant(萨凡纳象),theAfricanforestelephant,andtheAsianelephant.46.(population)ofallthreespeciesaredeclining,withAsiane

lephants47.(current)atamuchhigherriskofextinction.Today’selephantsarepartoftheorderProboscidea(长鼻目)thatconsistsofmodernel

ephantsandtheirextinctrelatives.Thiskindof,theanimals48.(have)aproboscis,ortrunk,whichtheyusetoeatanddrink.49.todaythereareonlythr

eespeciesofelephantssurviving,theirevolutionaryhistoryismuch50.(diverse).6.(2020届湖南省岳阳市高三教学质量检测)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形

式。Themanedwolfisaweird-lookingbeast.Itis41.distinctspeciesintheCanidaefamily.Thewolvesliveinavasttro

picalsavannainSouthAmerica42.(call)theCorrado,whichboastsextraordinaryvarietiesofplantsandanimals.Butthathabitat4

3.(disappear)graduallyduetorapidexpansionofagriculture.AccordingtoSmithsonianscientistSongsasen,thislarge-scalehabitat44.(lose)threatensthefutureo

fthemanedwolfspecies.Eightpercentofthegrasslandhasdisappeared,andonlyfivepercentofthenaturalhabitatthatremains45.(protect)atpresent.SoSong

sasenandhisteamareattemptingtobreedaninsurancepopulationofmanedwolves,46.(basic),abackuppopulationofcaptivemaned

wolves47.casetheanimalsbecomeextinctinthewild.Inordertoplaymatchmakerforthewolves,Songsasenworkswithscientists

alloverthecountry48.(build)ageneticdatabaseofthewolvescurrentlyincaptivity.Eachwolfisgivenageneticvaluecorre

spondingwith49.relatedtheyaretootherwolves.The50.(little)relatedtwowolvesare,thebettersuitedtheyareaspotentialmates.That’sbecausegen

eticdiversityhelpsapopulationsurvive.7.(2020届江西省重点中学协作体高三第一次联考)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Whenyousaythatsomeonehasagoodmemory,whatdoyoumean?Are

yousayingthepersonhasfastrecallorthatsheorheabsorbsinformationquickly?Ormaybeyoujustmeanthatthepersonremembersalotaboutthechildhood.

The41.(true)isthatitisdifficulttosayexactlywhatmemoryis.Scientistsbelievethatamemoryismadeupofbitsandpiecesofinformation42.(store)alloverthebra

in.Perhapsthebestwaytodescribememoryistosaythatitisaprocess43.recording,storingandretrieving(提取)inform

ation.Itisthisprocess44.allowsustokeepmemoriesofpasteventsandfacts.Inorderforinformationtoberemembered,itmustbereco

rdedinthebrain.And45.(record)somethinginbrain,youhavetonoticeitorregisterit,using46.ormoreofyourfivesenses——sight,hearing,touch

,taste,andsmell.Throughpracticeandrepetitionthepiecesthatmakeupyourmemoryofthatinformation47.(strengthen).Memorycanbe48.(negat

ive)affectedbyanumberofthings.Poornutritionanddepressioncanaffecttheabilitytokeepinformation.Over-drin

kingalcoholcanalsoleadto49.(damage)thebrainoverthelongterm.Avisionorhearingimpairment(损伤)mayaffecttheabilitytonotice

certainthings,thusmaking50.hardertorecordinformation.8.(2020届山西省太原市高三模拟)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Astogarli

candrawonion,youmightwanttoavoidtheirafter-effects,butmanyofthese41.(positive)unfriendlyfoodsaregoodforyou.Infact,althoughthesmel

lonyourbreathmaybebad,theeffectsareimmediateandcanlastforhours.Thereasonisthatgarlicandonionscontainsomethingthatisverysm

ellyandcancontribute42.badbreath.Asthefoodsaredigested,thespecialoilstheycontain43.(absorb)intoyourbloodstreamandyoubreathe44.(they)o

utuntilthefoodsareremovedfromyourbody.Despiteallthis,youshouldeatthem.Thosewhoaddgarlicandonionstofoodneed45.(little)saltthantho

sewhodonot,Soit's46.healthieralternative,saysRebeccaValle,adietitianatAlfredHospitalinMelbourne,Austral

ia.“Garlicandonionscanalsoprotectagainst47.(disease)andpromotegoodhealth,"shesays.Sohowdoyouenjoythemwithout4

8.(offend)everyonearoundyou?Eatinglessofthegarlicandonionanddrinkingplentyofwaterworks.Drinkingmilkalsohelpsreduce

thethings49.causegarlicbreath.Chewinggum,suckingonamintorsippingpeppermintteawillalsohelp.Butremember50.(see)yourdoctorifyour

badbreathcontinues.

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