高考英语语法填空10篇附解析 Day 6.docx

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高考英语语法填空10篇附解析Day6

2020高考英语语法填空10篇附解析Day6

Passage1

OlympicandParalympicmedalsfortheTokyo2020Gameswillbemadefromrecycledmobilephonesdonatedbythepublic.

Olympichostcitieshave____1____（tradition）obtainedthemetalfromminingfirms.ButJapan,____2____lacksitsownmineralresources,iskeenontakingthethemeofasustainablefutureastep____3____（far）.

“AprojectwhichallowsthepeopleofJapan____4____（participate）increatingthemedalsisreallygood,andhelpsraisetheenvironmentalawarenessofourcitizens,”saidTokyo2020sports____5____（direct）KojiMurofushi.“____6____theresourcesofoureartharelimited,weneedtorecyclemoreandavoidwaste.Thisprogramissettinganexample”

Collectionboxeshavebeenplacedinlocalofficesandtelecomstoresandtheywillremainthereuntilthemetalrequired____7____（collect）.

Membersoftheorganizingcommitteeputforwardtheidea____8____governmentofficialsandcompaniesearlierthisyearandwontheirsupport.

Asaresult,themedalshangingaroundOlympicwinners’neckswillcarryevenmoremeaningthanusual.People’spersonalmemories,once____9____（store）intheirsmartphonesandotherhandhelddevices,willtaketheroundshapeofanOlympicmedal,oneofthemostprecious____10____（prize）insport.

Passage2

Iconsidermyselftobeapatientperson,butIfindthatIhavetroublestayingpatientwhen____1____（teach）myyoungestdaughterhowtoread.Shecanread____2____word"the"seventimesinonebookandthenstruggletosounditoutthenexttimesheseesit.ThoughItryto____3____（calm）encourageher,Istillcan'thelpgettingimpatientatthestrangecontradictionsthatcomewithlearninghowtoread.

Itturnsout____4____I'mnotalone.Researchershavefoundthatit'shardforaparent____5____（sit）patientlybyandlistentoakidstruggletoread,andthisiswhydogsareneeded.Expertsassumethatreadingtodogshelpskidsovercomethefearofbeingjudgedwhentheyread.Thisisbecausereadingtodogsgiveskidsanon-judgmental,comfortingcompaniontolistentothem____6____thepressureofperfection.

Sofar,theassumptionthatreadingtodogsisbeneficialtokids____7____（confirm）byresearchersfromtheUniversityofBritishColumbiaOkanaganSchoolofEducation.Theywatched17childreningradesIthrough3read,andfoundthatchildrenspentsignificantlymoretimereadingandshowedmore____8____（patient）whenadogwasintheroom.What'smore,thechildrenreportedfeeling____9____（interested）inreadingthanbefore.Somaybeit’stimethatwehadfamilydogshelpwiththeirreading____10____（lesson）.

Passage3

Haveyoueverbeentooshytoexpressthankstowardssomeone?

Well,anewstudysaysyoushouldnotworryaboutthatsomuch.

Recently,researchershavepublishedastudyonhowpeoplegaveand____1____（receive）lettersofthanks.____2____theyfoundwasthatexpressingandreceivingappreciationincreased____3____（happy）forbothsides,butpeople'sself-consciousness（自我意识）oftenmade____4____lesspossibleforthemtoexpresstheirappreciation.

Intheexperiments,theresearchersasked____5____（hundred）ofparticipantstowriteanemailtosomeoneclosetothem____6____（express）theirappreciationandgiving____7____specificexampleofhowthatpersonmadetheirlivesbetter.

Thewritersoftenunderestimated（低估）thepositiveeffectthattheemailswouldhave____8____thereceivers.Theythoughtthatthereceiverswouldfeel____9____（awkward）anduncomfortableoverthelettersthantheyactuallywere.Contrarytothewriters'belief,thereceiverswerethankful,warmandunderstanding.

Sonexttimeyoufeelhesitantaboutexpressingyourappreciationforothers,rememberthatitwillmost____10____（probable）goalotbetterthanyouthink.

Passage4

TheLondonUndergroundistheoldestundergroundnetworkintheworld.Itnormally____1____（operate）between5amandmidnight.Somelinesstayopenthroughoutthenightonspecial____2____（occasion）,likeNewYear’sEve.TheLondonUndergroundstationscangetvery____3____（crowd）duringtheweekdayrushhours.OverthedecadestheLondonUndergroundstationshavebeenmodernized.Inthepastfewyears,many____4____（equip）withWi-Fiaccesstomakepassengers’journeysascomfortableaspossible.____5____well-knownsymboloftheLondonUnderground,aredcirclewithabluebar,wascreatedatthe____6____（begin）ofthe20thcenturyandhasnotchangedmuchsincethen.SomeoftheLondonUndergroundstationsarebuildings____7____havespecialarchitecturalvalues.Manyoriginalstationshavebeenrestored____8____theylooksimilartothewaytheydidoveracenturyago.

Withsomanypeople____9____（use）iteveryday,theLondonUndergroundfacesenvironmentalproblems.BecausethewaterleveloftheThamesisontherise____10____（constant）,thousandsofcubicmetersofwatermustbepumpedoutoftheundergroundstationseveryday.

Passage5

Marriedfor60years,acouplefromWuhan,Hubeiprovince,recoveredfromCOVID-19togetherthankstothecareofthemedicsandmore____1____（important）thesupportfromeachother.

“Theyheldhandstogether____2____wetookthemdownstairsforCTscans.Theygot____3____thetoughtimetogether.Theyareverymuchinlove.”saidYuLiping,adoctor____4____treatedthecouple.

FuChunzhi,79,andLiHongsheng,84,returnedtothehospitaltoshowtheirappreciationtothemedics.

OnFeb4,Fustartedtocoughandhadfever.Twodayslater,Lialsostartedtoshowsimilarsymptoms.OnFeb7,CTscansshowedtherewereinfectionsintheirlungsandhospital____5____（admit）wasneeded.Soontheircases____6____（confirm）.

“Weputtheminto____7____samewardsotheycouldencourageeachotherandwouldn’tfeellonely,”Yusaid.“Thecouplewasafraidoftheneedlessothenurseshadtobeverypatient____8____（ease）theirstress.”

OnFeb24,thecouplewasdischargedandtheywalkedoutofhospitalwhile____9____（hold）hands.Aftera14-dayquarantineathometheirlife____10____（return）tonormalnow.

Passage6

Thenovelcoronaviruspneumonia（新型冠状病毒肺炎）outbreakinChinawascausedbyanewcoronavirusthatwehaveneverseenbefore.____1____wasfirstfoundintheHuananSeafoodMarketinWuhan,____2____avarietyofwildanimalswereonsale.Peoplewhosoldandboughtanimals____3____（illegal）werethefirsttobeinfected（感染）。

Scientistshavefoundthatthevirusprobably____4____（come）frombatsandthenwasspreadtohumansfrompangolins（穿山甲）。

Batscancarryandspreadmorethan60viruses,andotherwildanimalslikesnakesarealso____5____（host）ofmanyviruses.

Therehavebeencallsforpeople____6____（stop）eatingwildanimals.However,thedangeralsolies____7____touchingthem.Although____8____（carry）manydiseases,thewildanimalsshouldn'tberegardedasevil.Eachvarietyofanimal____9____（have）aroleintheecosystemandallofthemareimportantforkeeping____10____goodecologicalbalance.

Passage7

OnFeb22nd,2018,ChineseskaterWuDajingbecamethefirstChineseman____1____（win）anOlympicshorttrackgoldmedal,____2____（claim）China’sfirstgoldmedalatthePyeongchangGames.AndonNov11,WuDajing,24,set____3____newworldrecord.Ittookhimjust39.505secondstofinishthemen’s500-meterraceatthe2018ShortTrackWorldCup,____4____tookplaceinSaltLakeCity,US.

ShaoangLiu,whocompetedagainstWUattheWorldCup,____5____（shake）hisheadindisbeliefaftertherace.“It’s____6____（true）luckytohavebeeninaworldrecordrace,”Liusaid.“TherestofusareallonacertainlevelbutWuisjust,like,‘uphere’.”Indeed,everytimeWuskates,heleaveshis____7____（compete）behindwithinseconds.Wuisuntouchable,notonlyfordominatinghissport,butalsoforhisunusual____8____（high）（182cm,tallforashorttracker）.

Wuoweshissuccess____9____hisself-discipline.Hestartedtoskateattheageof____10____Hegotupat4ameverydaytopractice.Henever____10____（eat）meatorhascarbonateddrinks,eventhoughhelovescolaverymuch.OnlyoncehasWubrokenhisself-maderuleonce-justafterhiswinattheWinterOlympics.

Passage8

Pandasare____1____（easy）identifiedduetotheirblack-and-whitefurpatterns,____2____we'veneverknownwhatpurposetheircolorizationserves.Now,thesameteamofresearchersthatfiguredoutwhyzebrashavetheirstripes（条）aresuggestingan____3____（explain）forpandas’uniquemarkings.

Bambooturnsouttobethekeytoatleasthalf____4____mystery.Thisplantisn'tparticu¬larlypackedwithnutrients,andthatmeanspandashavetosearchforfoodin____5____（difference）areasiftheywanttokeepeating.Sincetheydon'thibernate（冬眠）duringthewinter,____6____（find）bambooinsnowyclimatesmeanstheyneedtomixin,thusthewhitefurontheface,neck,stomachandbottom.Butsincebamboois____7____（they）primaryfoodsource,pandasoftenhavetoadventureintojungle-likeareas,____8____theirblacklegscomein¬toplay,helpingthemtohidefromenemies.

Themarkingsonthepanda'sface—blackearsandtheblackfuraroundtheeyes—havenothingtodowithbambooandcamouflage（伪装）.Theresearcherssuggestthatthedarkears____9____（mean）tobefrightening—"GRR!

Stayaway!

"—whilethecirclesaroundtheeyesmaybeused____10____（identify）markersamongpandas.

Passage9

MarianBechtelsitsatWestPalmBeach'sBarLouiecounterbyherself,quietlyreadinghere-bookasshewaitsforhersalad.Whatisshereading?

Noneofyourbusiness!

LunchisBechtel's"me"time.And____1____moreAmericans,she'snotalone.

Anewreportfound46percentofmealsareeatenaloneinAmerica.Morethanhalf（53%）havebreakfastaloneandnearlyhalf（46%）havelunch