1/25題型綜合練02語法填空之無提示詞目錄第一部分風向速遞洞察考向，感知前沿第二部分分層突破固本培優(yōu)，精準提分A組·保分基礎練考向01考查三大從句的用法考向02考查特殊句式的用法考向03考查冠、介、代、情態(tài)動詞及其它B組·搶分能力練第三部分真題驗證對標高考，感悟考法（2026嘉定區(qū)一模）AspecificstudyledbyBenjaminCheunginvestigatedtheseculturaldifferences,(7)______researcherscompared295universitystudentsfromCanadaandJapan.【答案】where考查定語從句。句意：一項由本杰明?張主導的具體研究調(diào)查了這些文化差異，研究人員在該研究中比較了295名來自加拿大和日本的大學生。先行詞為“study”，在從句中作地點狀語（inthestudy），故用where引導定語從句，填where。剖析：先行詞是“aspecificstudy”（一項研究），并非具體地點，但從句邏輯為“研究中研究者進行對比”，先行詞在從句中作“inthestudy”的地點狀語，故用where引導?？疾槎ㄕZ從句在“抽象場景（研究、事件）”中的引導詞選擇，需結合“研究的實施場景”理解邏輯關系，而非僅識別“地點名詞用where”。（2026松江區(qū)一模）Andthebenefitsofrestrictingsmartphoneusemaygo____7____betterexamresults.AnotherfindingintheIndianstudywasthat,afterawhile,thebansbecamepopularwithstudents.【答案】beyond考查介詞。句意：而且限制使用智能手機所帶來的好處可能遠不止能提高考試成績這么簡單。短語gobeyond表示“超出、不止于”。故填beyond。剖析：固定搭配“gobeyond”（超出、不止于），結合“禁令好處不僅是好成績”的語義遞進，介詞beyond突破“超過空間/時間”的基本含義，體現(xiàn)“語義范圍的拓展”?？疾楣潭ù钆湓凇罢Z義遞進語境”中的運用，而非僅記憶介詞含義。01考查三大從句的用法1．ItremainsunknownhewillbeadmittedtoFudanUniversity.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)2．thetwotrainscrashedintoeachotherstillremainsunknown,butthepolicesaythatitcouldbeduetotheheavysnow.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）3．It’snotsurprisingfascinatedhistoryloversarebythearea’shistoryandgeographicalfeatures.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）4．Ihardlymindedthelackofdaylight.Instead,caughtmyattentionwasthefascinatingbeautyofthewhite,frozenlandscapesandtheendlessshadesofblue.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）5．helackedcooperationconsciousnesswasthereasonwhyhelosttheelectionlastmonth.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）6．Weshouldconsiderthestudents’requesttheschoollibraryprovidemorebooksonpopularscience.

(用適當?shù)脑~填空)7．Whilethere’snosolidevidencepreservativesarebad,manypeopledon’tlikechemicalsintheirfood.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）8．Moreover,thecreativeapproachonlyasingletorchwasplacedinsidethecauldronhighlightedChina’slow-carbonandenvironmentalprotectionefforts.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）9．Therehasbeenaheateddiscussionaboutthequestionwecansetupmorepublicreadingcornerstomeetcitizens’readingneeds.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）10．Themanagerraisedthequestionthecompanyshouldlaunchthenewproducttothemarkettoseizethebusinessopportunity.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）11．FortheBritish,thehomeistheyregardasprotectionfromtheoutsideworld.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）12．Thebiggestproblemiswecangetenoughmoneyfortheproject.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)13．Theyoungmandevotesalmostallhissparetimetoonlinegamesinsteadofstudying,andthat’shehasfallenfarbehindhisclassmatesinacademicperformance.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）14．Afterasemesterofobservationandcommunication,that’sexactlythegroupofparentsandstudentsinHangzhouhasfoundaboutexcellentclassteachers.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）15．Thisisthefamouswriterusedtolive,andmanyfanscomeheretovisiteveryyear.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)16．Therapiddevelopmentof5Gtechnologyhasfundamentallychangedwecommunicate,work,andaccessinformation,makingtheworldmoreconnectedthaneverbefore.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)17．KernarguedthatstudyingancientChinaorGreeceseparatelylimitstheabilitytounderstandmakeseachculturedistinct.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)18．ResearchershadlongsoughttoexplainLiangzhuwasabandoned,andthediscoveryofclaysuggestedaconnectionbetweenfloodsandthecivilization’send.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)19．Videosandaninteractivechatrobotallowuserstogettheplatformprovidesbeyondtextandfurtherbroadenusers’horizons.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)20．Mathandliteratureareprobablytwoofthesubjectsthatbringstudentsheadaches.However,scientistswonderthebeautyofmathcanbefoundinliteraryworks.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)21．Themagazinecoverisdesignedbymysistersellswell.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)22．Afilmisaboutenvironmentalprotectionwillbeshowninourschool.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)23．Amusicvideogoesalongwiththesongshowsthebabyhippobouncingaround,playingwithherkeeper,orspendingtimewithhermother,Jona.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)24．Thevolunteerorganizescommunitycharityactivitieseveryweekendismyneighbor.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)25．Sometimes,theparentscomplainabouttheroleofscreensinfamilylifearejustasguiltyofspendingtoomuchtimeinfrontofone.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)26．Aseriesofpolicieshasbeenadoptedsofarbenefitsthepoverty-strickenpeoplewillenjoy.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)27．AmongthemwasMatthewHenson,anexperiencedexplorerskillshadbeenvitaltotheirsuccess.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)28．Thelittlegirlhasthesameoptimisticpersonalityhermotherusedtohavewhenshewasyoung.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)29．Theoldmanissuchahard-workinggardenerquiteafewgardenswanttohireasafull-timeworker.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)30．Shecouldn’tacceptthewayherdeskmatetreatedherinfrontofthewholeclass,sosheturnedtotheteacherforhelp.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)31．Onthethirdday,youcangototheOrientalPearlToweryoucanenjoytheviewofPuxifromPudong.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)32．Thescientistshavemadeanexhaustivestudyoftheviruswithmanypeoplehavebeeninfected.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)33．Teachersfaceabigchallengeinsuchasituation.Whentheyenteraclassroominmostofthestudentsdonotwanttobethereanddonotwanttostudy,howcantheyteach?(用適當?shù)脑~填空)34．Thesettlementishometonearly1,000people,mostoflefttheirvillagehomesforabetterlifeinthecity.35．IwouldalwaysliketodobusinesswiththosepeopleIcanrely.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）36．TheWorldWarIImillionsofpeoplewerekilledendedin1945.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)37．Butrightnow,weareinasociallyawkwardtimeofhandshakeuncertainty,somepeoplearecomfortableshakinghandsandsomearenot.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)38．Sheseeksoutplaceswithundisturbeddarkness,farfromtownsandcities,shecanseetheMilkyWay.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)39．ThemagicalmomentcomesattheMoon-ChasingPavilion’slakesideplatform,visitorsoftenseetwomoonsatonce—therealoneintheskyanditsperfectreflectioninthewater.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)40．Ourspecialthanksgotothousandsofvolunteers,withouttirelesswork,noneoftheseachievementswouldbepossible.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)41．Theyhadnosoonerfinishedthesurveybyaskingtheparentsthesamequestionsthreeyearslatertheyfound18percentofkidsinvolvedinthestudywereobese.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)42．Theyoungathletedidn’tstoptraininghardheachievedhisgoalofwinningthegoldmedalinthenationalcompetition.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)43．Ihavethosehoursback,Icanfocusonmyownneeds.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)44．Inaddition,improvementofteachers'professionaldevelopmentcannotbeoveremphasizedtechnologywillneverreplaceaknowledgeableteacher.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)45．AsStreithasemphasized,theclubisforeveryoneandnowitisorganizedregularlythosewhoareshycanseekabalanceofprivacyandsocialization.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)46．You’dbettertakeanumbrellaitbeginstorainonthewayhome.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)47．Therearebirdswhichkicktheiryoungoutatanearlystagetheycanproducenewchicks.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)48．Themovie’splothassomanytwistsandturnsmostaudiencememberscouldn’tguesstheendinguntilthelastminute.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)49．Youwillmissthechancetoexpressyourselfyoukeepsilentingroupdiscussions.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)50．Youcanborrowthecaryoudrivecarefullyandreturnitontime.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)51．Youwon’tbeabletojointheschooltripyouhandintheapplicationformbeforethisFriday.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）52．Mostanimalshavelittleconnectionwithanimalsofadifferentkind,theyhuntthemforfood.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）53．Youwillcertainlysucceedyoukeepontrying.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)54．ThisisastoryabouthowthewritergotconfusedaboutaMexicanwordshehadagoodcommandofSpanish.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)55．talentedyou’vebeeninmusic,it’sstillnoteasytoorganizeaband,buthere’saquickguidetogetyoustarted.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)56．thefutureholdsforfrybread,itwillalwaysstandasprooftotheadaptabilityofthosenativecommunities.Asanenduringfood,frybreadhasdemonstrateditslastingsignificance.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)57．Parentsneedtolimitscreentimeforthemselvesandespeciallyfortheirkidsitmeansplayingthebadguy.Ourmentalandphysicalhealthdependsonit.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)58．itismorethanjustagame,theeventcouldhaveareligioussignificanceandfeaturedinepisodesofMesoamericanmythology.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)59．Themoreexposedyoungpeoplearetofinancialissues,the(likely)theyaretobecomeresponsible.(所給詞的適當形式填空)60．Asfarasweallcansee,theboywalkedinashehadboughtthewholeschool.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)02考查特殊句式的用法1．Butthosenumbers,impressivetheyseem,maybebesidethepoint.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)2．Youdonotcontrolwhenhesetsoffonhisadventures,canyoubesurethatyourhardworkwilllandyouacoveted(夢寐以求的)postcard.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)3．Notonlythewritersspeakwithpeoplewhostudycultureandgroupbehavior,butalsotheytalkedwithanimalsexpertslikezookeepers.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)4．Muchthegoldenballcactusprefersthesun,ittoleratestemperaturesofbelowzerodegreescentigrade.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)5．Afterthewars,theIndiansweredriventothewestofthecountry.Notuntil1924theygaintherighttovote.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)6．Rarelypeoplehearoftheconceptofsemi-retirementinthepastbutnowsemi-retirementhasbecometheroutineamongwealthierpeopleintheir50sand60s.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)7．IntheUS,onlywhensomeonesitsinthedriver’sseatdriverlesscarsallowedonroadsincertainstates.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)8．themaninblacktookoffhisdarkglassesdidIrealizethathewasthefamousfilmstar.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）9．loudlydidhespeakthateventhepeopleinthenextroomcouldhearhim.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)10．Merewordscannotmatchthedepthsofoursorrow,cantheyhealourwoundedhearts.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)11．ItwasintheoldschooldowntownIfoundthefirsteditionoftheclassicnovel(用適當?shù)脑~填空)12．Indoingso,you’llbeabletoseewhatitis

youadmireinthisperson.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)13．Itwasnotuntildarkhefoundwhathethoughtwasthecorrectwaytosolvetheproblem.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）14．ItistheperfectmixofloyaltytoheritagekeepsYongchuanfermentedblackbeansfragrantthroughgenerations.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)15．Itwasnotuntil1947somepeopleknewabouttombortheterracottastatuesinmoderntimes.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)16．SopopulartheYinggedancebecamethatvideosofitgotmillionsofviewsonline.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)17．SuchisthespiritoftheMinnanpeopletheyhavemaintainedtheirtraditionsforcenturies.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)18．Itwasnotuntilhefailedtheexamforthethirdtimeherealizedtheimportanceofconsistenteffort.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)19．Nosoonerhefinishedhisspeechthantheapplausebrokeout.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)20．Asavolunteer,shebelievethatsmallactsofkindnesscanmakeabigdifferencetothecommunity.(所給詞的適當形式填空)03冠、介、代、情態(tài)動詞及其它1．Setin1960s,it'snotsurprisingthatthefamilyhastodealwithlotsofsocialchanges.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)2．WhenIseeachildsubjecttothiskindofpressure,IthinkofDonnie.Hewasshy,nervousperfectionist.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)3．Mysix-monthstayonaspacestationhascometoend,andithasbeenachallengingbutmagicaladventure.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)4．Thedatashowsonce-a-monthdeclineinthenumberofonlineordersoverthepastyear,whichrequiresourattention.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)5．ThemostfamousexampleisCostco’s$1.50hotdog-and-sodacombination,dealsosuccessfulthatitsells130millionayear.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)6．Istartedreflectingthefactthattherewasagreatneedtogetthatconversationgoing.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)7．Headdsthatstand-upcomedyiseasytostartbecauseitdoesn’trequirespecialskills.Anyone,ageorgender,cantryit.ThismakesitwidelyappealinginChina.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)8．Theteamhasbuiltastrongsenseoftrust,whichtheircooperationintheprojectwouldbeimpossible.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)9．Thereisnobetterplacetogetdelicious,filling,funandgloriousfoodinoneofthemanywetmarketsinShanghai.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)10．Everybodywastouchedwordsaftertheyheardhermovingstory.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)11．AfterhisstayinAmericafortwomonths,LiHuafelthecouldn’ttearawayfromhisnewfriends.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)12．Theofficialmadeitclearhewoulddoeverythingpossibletosolvetheproblem.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)13．Appearanceisn’t:inthelongrun,peoplewillformtheiropinionsaboutusbasedonhowwebehave,notonhowwelook.（用適當?shù)脑~填空）14．Peoplesharedtheirfood,ice,andgasoline.Peoplewhostillhadpoweropenedtheirhomestowhohadnone.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)15．Thedifferencebetweenamanwhosucceedsandwhodoesnotliesonlyinthewayeachtreatsopportunities.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)16．Theprincipleswearefindinginthefruitfly(果蠅)brain-thelogicandorganization-bethesameasthoseinhumanbrains.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)17．Ifyoudon’tknowthenamesofcertainpeople,youbeabletoaskolderrelatives,therebyinvolvingtheminyourresearch.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)18．Butgrocerystorebreadstayfreshduringlongshippingandstoragetimes.Socompaniesoftenputachemicalpreservativeinit.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)19．ItistakenforgrantedinChinathatchildrensupporttheirparents.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)20．Ihavepassedmyexaminationeasily,butImadetoomanystupidmistakes.(用適當?shù)脑~填空)Passage1（【來源】上海市復旦大學附屬中學2025-2026學年高三上學期期中英語試題）Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.Aretouchscreensincarsdangerous?ItmightnothavebeenthefirsttohaveatouchscreenbutitwasTesla’sModelSthatsetthetrend.Foryearsalmosteverynewcarsold1(come)withahigh-tech,futuristicscreen,whichcontrolseverythingfromtheairconditioningtoevensafetyfeatureslikeautomaticlane-keeping.Butaretouchscreenssafe?Thecaseagainstthemisstraightforward.Ifusingthescreenofasmartphonewhiledrivingisdistracting,andthereforedangerous,thendoinglikewisewithyourcar’s,2userequiressimilarvisualattention,isprobablyriskytoo.Driverscanlearnthelocationofphysicalcontrolsandpressbuttonswithouttakingtheireyes3theroad.Atouchscreenoffersnophysicalfeedback,makingthatmuchharder.Andbecauseascreen4dodozensofjobs,findingaparticularsettingoftenmeanstappingthroughseveralsub-menus.Theresult,saycritics,isadangerousdistraction5(build)intothecaritself.Researchbacksthatup.In2022ViBilagare,aSwedishmotoringmagazine,measured6ittookdriverstodothingslikeswitchingtoanewradiostationorchangingthetemperature,whiledrivingat110kilometresperhour.Whileadriverinanoldercarwithbuttonscouldperformtaskswithinabouttenseconds,thesametasksusingmoderntouchscreenstookupto45seconds.Safetyorganisationsarebeginningtonotice.FromJanuarynewrulesfromEuroNCAP,anorganisationthatprovidessafetyratings,willmeannocarcangetafullfive-starscore7certaincrucialfunctionsarecontrolledbyrealswitches.Manydriversdisliketouchscreensforreasonsotherthansafety,findingtheminconvenientandannoying8(use).Volkswagenhasbegunrestoringatleastsomebuttonstotheirnewmodels,9(cite)drivers’dislikeofscreens.Butinnovationneverstops.Evenastouchscreens10(fall)outoffavour,manymanufacturersareturningtheirattentiontovoicecontrol—thoughthatisasubjectforanotherstory.Passage2（【來源】上海市控江、復興、市西、松二、金山、奉賢六校2025-2026學年高三上學期期中聯(lián)考英語試卷）WhenRealityFeelsUnrealIntoday’sworldofperfectpicturesandcomputer-madevideos,oursenseofwhatis“real”isquietlychanging.Expertsnowdescribeastrangereactioncalledthe“GivingNPC”Effect—akindofmentalmistakein11trulyrealpeopleorscenessuddenlyseemunreal.Thetermcomesfromvideogames:NPCs,ornon-playercharacters,speakandmovebyfixedrules.Moreandmore,onlinepicturesfullofsmoothskin,cleanrooms,andperfectlytimedactionsgiveasimilarfeelingof12(make)byamachine.Behindthisconfusionistheriseofwhatsomecallthe“after-perfect”look.Foryears,onlinelife13(praise)cleanandexactstyles.Butthiskindofperfectionhasbecomesocommonandsoeventhatitnowfeelsfalse.Ourbrains,14(build)toexpectthesmallmessofreallife—shakinghands,unevenlight,littlemistakes—findithardtobelieveinimagesthatlooktoogood.Wheneverypostseemscarefullyfixed,realnessitselfstartstolooklikesomethingfake.Thisdoubtgrowsstronger15AI-madefakevideos,whichcancopyfamouspeoplewithsurprisingtruth.16weseesuchavideo,ourbrainslearntobecarefulaboutwhattheysee.Soon,evennormalvideosmakeusfeelunsure.Westarttothink,“Somethingiswrong,”evenwhennothingis.Themorepeopletrytolookperfectonline,the17(real)theyappeartoothers.Still,thisfeelingisnotallbad.Itshowsthatpeoplenowwantnaturalandsimplethings—momentsthat18(see)asaliveratherthancorrected.Thequietchangehasalreadybegun:randomphotogroups,soft-focusvideos,andhonestspeecharenowbecomingpopular.Thesesmallsignsremindusthatlifeisnotperfect;itisfullofnoise,andthatis19makesittrue.20(regain)trustinoureyes,wemayneedtochangeourvalues.Insteadoflovingperfection,wecanlearntoenjoyhonestymorethanorder.Asmallpause,asmileline,orabitofshakinginavoicecantellusmoreaboutbeinghumanthanthecleanestpictureevercould.Passage3（【來源】上海市松江二中2025-2026學年高三上學期10月考試英語試題）Don’tLetYourComfortZoneBecomeaPrisonWheredoyougowhenyou’vereachedthesummitofamountain?Theanswerissimple:Youfindanothermountain21(climb).FanZhendong,oneoftheworld’s22(fine)tabletennisplayers,embodiesthisspirit.The28-year-oldfromGuangzhouclaimedthegoldmedalinmen’ssinglesatthe2024ParisOlympics,23(add)tohisprevioustitlesattheWorldChampionshipsandtheWorldCup.AftersomedisagreementswiththeInternationalTableTennisFederation,hecontemplated(考慮接受)retirement.However,heeventually24(choose)adifferentpath.Insteadofsteppingaway,Fanlefthis“comfortzone”inChinaandmovedtoGermanytojoinateamintheTableTennisBundesliga,thecountry’stopprofessionaltabletennisleague.25(know)foritshighlevelofcompetition,theleaguefeaturesworld-classplayersandclubs.A“comfortzone”isaspace—whetherphysicalormental—26wefeelsecureandunchallenged,freefromthepressuretolearnorstrive.Whileitmaysoundwonderful,remainingtoolonginthisstatecarriestheriskofstagnation(停滯)—muchlikeaclearpondthatgraduallybecomeschokedwithweeds.Fanhadnodesiretostagnateorrestonhislaurels.Hedecidedtopursuenewchallengesandimprovehisskillsinacompletelyunfamiliarenvironment.IdeeplyrelatetoFan’sdecisiontostep27thefamiliar.Manyyearsago,IleftmyowncomfortzoneinCanadaandmovedtoChina.IwantedtotestmyselftoseeifI28surviveandeventuallythriveinacountrywitharadicallydifferentlanguageandculture.Thereweredifficultmoments,withoutdoubt,butIlearnedtoadapt,andindoingso,Igrew.IhaveexperiencedandachievedthingsthatwouldhavebeenimpossibleifIhadchosentostaywhereIfeltsafe.Noteverythinginlifecomeseasily,but29wellwegrowdepends,toalargeextent,onthechallengeswetake.Evenfailurecanbecomeasourceofstrengthifwe’rewillingtolearnfromit.JustasEnglishpoetRobertBrowningwrote,“Aman’sreachshouldexceedhisgrasp.”Itsuggeststhatweshouldalwaysstriveforsomethingjustbeyondourcurrentcapabilities,30thiscontinuouspursuitofhighergoalsdrivespersonalgrowth.Passage4（【來源】上海市敬業(yè)中學2025-2026學年高三上學期期中英語試題）StampsofApprovalAquiettrendhasbeenspreadingamongyoungtravellers:collectingstampsasawaytoremembertheirjourneys.Ratherthanfillingtheirphoneswithcountlessphotos,manynowchoosetodocumenteachtripthroughtheprintsofsmallinkstamps.Theideagivestravelasenseofceremony,turningeachstopintoamomentworth31(mark).Insteadofrushingfromonefamoussitetoanother,collectorstaketime

32(wander)throughdifferentcornersofattractions,museums,andsmallshops,searchingfornewdesigns.Eachstamp—whetheramountainoutline,orafigurefromlocalculture—tellsastory.If33(press)ontopostcardsorpagesofatraveljournal,itbecomesalastingkeepsakethatholdsmoremeaningthananyphotocould.Somestamps

34(offer)forfree,whileothersrequireasmallpayment,butallrecordatraveller’spresenceataspecificplace.Formany,thesetinysymbolshaveopeneddoors

35less-knowndestinationsandunexpecteddiscoveries.36onceseemedachildishpastimehasgrownintoathoughtfulwaytoexperiencetheworld.Accordingtorecentreportsfrommajortravelplatforms,“stamptours”37(rise)quicklyinpopularitytheseyears.AroundtheMid-AutumnFestivalandNationalDayholidayslastyear,thetopic,38rankedamongthemostsearchedtravelkeywordsonline,drewwidepublicattention.Onsocialmedia,collectorsexchangetips—wheretofindthemostcreativestamps,howtoplanroutes,evenhowtoavoidlongqueuesatpopularspots.ForShiJunchu,a29-year-oldtravellerfromYunnan,thehabitbegan

39shewastravellinginWuhanthreeyearsago.“Lookingthroughmystampbookisliketravellingalloveragain,”shesaid.“40(turn)overthepagesbringsbackthetaste,thelaughter,andthefeelingofthatmoment.”Collecting,sheadds,hasalsoencouragedhertolearnaboutlocalhistoryandexplorethestoriesbehindeachdesign.Passage5（【來源】上海市格致中學2025-2026學年高三上學期期中英語試卷）ChineseWordsSettoEnterGlobalEnglishTheseyears,ChinesewordshavebecomemorecommonintheEnglishlanguage.Onerecentstudyexplored41wellpeopleinEnglish-speakingcountriesrecognizeChineseexpressions.Researcherscollecteddatafrom50mediawebsitesincountriessuchastheU.S.,andtheU.K.After42(analyze)about300Chinesewords,theyselected150forasurvey.Thesurveywascompletedbyover1,200adultswithhighereducation.WhatmadethefindingsinterestingisthatmanyChinesewordsareusedinpinyin,whichistheRomanizedformofChinese.43pinyinusesletters,itiseasierforEnglishspeakerstoreadandremember.IfaChinesewordappearsinpinyin,peoplearemorelikelytounderstanditsmeaning,especiallyifitisrelatedtoculture,food,ortravel.Forexample,wordslikechunjie(SpringFestival),shaolin(atemplefamousformartialarts),andgugong(theForbiddenCity)wereamongthemost44(recognize).Thesewordsoftenappearinnewsreports,tourismwebsites,orevenindictionaries.Infact,someChinesefoodnames,suchasjiaozi(dumplings),arenowmorecommonlyusedthantheirEnglishtranslations.AnothersurprisingfindingwasthatsomeChineseterms,45oncehadEnglishversions,arenowbeingreplacedbytheirpinyinforms.Thepanda,whichusedtobesimplycalled“giantpanda,”isnowalsoknownasxiongmao.Andthewordjiaozi46(add)totheOxfordEnglishDictionary.Inadditiontoculturalwords,thestudyfoundthatmanytermsarespreadingworldwide.Expressionslikezhongguomeng(ChineseDream)andyidaiyilu(BeltandRoadInitiative)reflectChina’sdevelopmentgoalsandarenoweasier47(understand)inothercountries.Accordingtotheresearchers,onereasonforthistrendisthatChinaplaysanincreasinglyimportantroleinglobaltrade,technology,andcommunication.IfpeoplecontinuetointeractmorewithChina,whetherthroughtourism,business,oreducation,itislikelythatevenmoreChinesewords48(enter)English.Sincethe1990s,Chineseloanwordshavebeengrowingfasterthan49fromanyotherlanguage.Expertssaythisshowsnotonlystrongerculturalexchange,butalsotheinfluence50China’sinnovationandprogressintoday’sworld.2022年1月高考題TheLightsofAuroraOnthenightof2September1859,thedarkskyoverEuropeandNorthAmericawassuddenlyfulloflight!Thelightdidnocomefromthesunorthemoonandithadastrangecolour.Thelightmovedacrossthesky,(21)___________(come)andgoing,likecloudsinastrongwindintheUnitedStates,amaninBostonwasusingthetelegraphtospeaktoamaninPortand160kmawayTheybothturnedofftheelectricityforthetelegraph,but(22)__________couldstillspeaktoeachotherforthenexttwohours.Theelectricitywascomingfromthelightinthesky.Howwasthispossible?Andwhatwasthelightinthesky?Thelightiscalledtheaurora.Usually.youcanseeitonlyattheverynorthoftheearth,(23)_______itiscalledauroraborealisorNorthermLights,orattheverysouth,whereitistheauroraaustralisorSouthernLights.Butin1859,somethinghappenedinthesun-averylargestorm-anditmovedtheauroraacrossthemiddleoftheearth.Wedonotthinkthathiseverhappenedbefore1859,andweknowthatit(24)________(nothappen)sincethen.Whydoestheaurorahappen?AndwhycanweonlyseeitatthetoporbottomoftheearthTheauroraismadebysomething(25)__________(call)the‘'solarwind’(windfromthesun).Wecannotseethiswind,ortouchit.Itisawindofparticlesthattravelawayfromthesunatthetimeatabout400kilometersasecond.MostoftheparticlesnevertouchtheearthTheearthhasakindof‘wall’arounditthatdefendsit(26)________theseparticles.Thiswalliscalledtheearth'smagneticfield,anditpus