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（福建省福州市长乐第一中学2024-2025学年高三上学期第二次月考）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。
When it cmes t deserts, a scene f sandstrms and rlling dunes will pp int ur mind. But if yu cme t the Taklimakan Desert, yu will find it is a very breathtaking place different frm 1 yu have imagined.
Lcated in Xinjiang, the Taklimakan Desert is the ne 2 (cver) 337,000 square kilmeters. In the past, the desert expanded utward abut 150 meters annually, which seriusly psed a serius threat 3 the survival f the lcal peple.
In 1979, a grundbreaking super prject began as scheduled, aiming t build large-scale prtective frests t reduce disturbing sandstrms and sil ersin 4 (dramatic). The prject invlved ver 600,000 participants frm varius regins, wh emplyed a variety f appraches t cmbat the desert. By the end f 2023, a green barrier f abut 2,761 kilmeters 5 (establish) arund the desert. On Nvember 28th, 2024, a significant milestne was achieved as 6 285-kilmeter gap was successfully “lcked”, marking a great victry in the battle against desertificatin. With the effrt f half a century, the prject has nt nly lcked the edges f the desert but als prtected the 7 (surrund) ases, safeguarding the livelihds f lcal cmmunities and supprting the regin’s ecnmic develpment.
Nwadays, the desert is dtted with cuntless ases, many f 8 have becme turist destinatins. The 9 (cmplete) f the prject is nt just an envirnmental victry but als a symbl f perseverance and rmance f the Chinese peple.
In the freseeable future, with the cntinuus effrts f the Chinese peple, this desert will cntinue t shrink 10 it is cmpletely caged by the Chinese peple.
（24-25高三上·福建莆田·期末）语法填空
Every Octber, it is the harvest seasn fr pmel, a time 1 merchants flck t Duli Twn 2 (purchase) the fruit. Mst f these 3 (merchant) are regular buyers. The pmel fruits are f excellent quality, fragrant, tender, juicy, sweet and sur in a balanced way, seedless r nearly seedless, refreshing, and have a unique flavr. They are 4 (undubted) ne f Duli’s famus and precius fruits, 5 (recgnize) as a gegraphical indicatin prduct f China.
Duli Twn 6 (lcate) in the semi-muntainus hilly area f the western part f Xianyu Cunty, 7 an area f 113 square kilmeters. The twn has 36,000 mu f cultivated land and 100,000 mu f muntainus areas. The regin has a subtrpical marine mnsn climate, with 8 average annual temperature f 21°C, annual rainfall between 1600-2000mm, sufficient sunshine, abundant rainfall, and rich water resurces. These cnditins create a unique natural climate fr the 9 (prduct) f high-quality fruits, especially pmel, making it an ideal place fr the develpment f subtrpical plants. Gegraphically, it is clse t the Daiyun Muntain range and is nestled in a basin surrunded by muntains n all sides. The muntainus sils 10 the regin are lateritic red sils and sandy lam, rich in rganic matter, making it the perfect place fr the develpment f green fds. Hence, it is knwn as the “Land f Fruits”.
（福建省宁德市2024-2025学年高三上学期12月月考）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。
Ga Ga, a giant panda, is in his thirties, equal t ver 110 years ld in human age. Althugh he is in the sunset years f his life with sme 1 (avidable) age-related health issues, Ga Ga still lives in the Dujiangyan Panda Base f the China Cnservatin and Research Centre fr the Giant Panda (CCRCGP) 2 has been nicknamed “Grandpa Ga”.
Chen, ne f the breeders (饲养员) at the CCRCGP, 3 is in charge f taking care f Ga Ga, still remembers when he first 4 (meet) the giant panda at the airprt after returning t China frm the US.
“The lvely ‘grandpa’ was a fussy (挑剔的) eater at that time,” Chen recalled, adding that it tk a lt f effrts t transfrm Ga Ga’s “addictin” t ckies, persuading him 5 (accept) mre balanced diet. Such stries f giant pandas like “Grandpa Ga” and their breeders 6 (happen) every day at the base have been presented in a TV shw 7 (recent) released n TV, capturing hw Chinese breeders guard giant pandas frm cradle (摇篮) 8 grave and help them return t the wild, giving the public a new viewpint n the interactin between humans and 9 (animal) .
Netizens cmmented that they saw the crss-species affectin between breeders and the pandas in 10 (they) care. The breeders, wh are the humans clsest t giant pandas, dedicate mst f time and energy t the wrk and becme family t the giant pandas.
（福建省福州市长乐第一中学2023-3024学年高三上学期第一次月考）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。
Shuld tired peple 1 (walk) alng the Strand raise their heads, they may raise their spirits, t. On the rf f Cutts, the private-banking arm f the Ryal Bank f Sctland, there is a garden, hme t a hst 2 plants and three beehives (蜂房).
Cutts is nt alne. Several ther lcal 3 (rftp) in central Lndn have rftp gardens r hives. Late last year the Nrth bank Business Imprvement District, which aims 4 (imprve) air quality and prmte bidiversity in the area arund the Strand, 5 (name) ne f five Business Lw Emissin (排放) Neighburhds, sharing in a £lm fund. Lcal air quality is amng the prest in the capital.
Lndn has mre than 5,000 hives, althugh 6 many are n rfs isn’t knwn. Keeping bees n tp f buildings isn’t always 7 (practice) anyway. A full “super” — the part f a hive 8 hney is made — weighs mre than 20kg and 9 (take) sme lifting; and bees use a lt f energy t get t hives mre than a few stries up.
Many f Lndn’s 140 bee species are struggling, because f a 10 (shrt) f suitable fd in gardens and elsewhere. On the rf f Cutts, Peter Firi, the head chef, is ding his bit, planting bee-friendly plants. “It’s imprtant t give smething back,” he says.
（2024·福建宁德·二模）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。
Calligraphy’s rts can be traced back t ancient civilizatins such as China, Egypt, Greece, and Rme. It emerged 1 a frm f written cmmunicatin, where skilled artists used their mastery f ink and brushes 2 (create) visually amazing texts. In China, calligraphy was a respected art frm 3 (assciate) with intellect and spirituality. In medieval (中世纪的) Eurpe, beautifully written and decrated bks 4 (see) as imprtant parts f culture and religin. Thrugh the ages, calligraphy develped acrss different cultures, each 5 (maintain) a unique style and set f techniques.
The advent (到来) f the printing press in the 15th century marked a turning pint fr calligraphy. With the mass prductin f printed materials, the demand fr handwritten texts reduced. The 6 (industry) revlutin further sped up this decline, as peple accepted mdern, mechanical means f cmmunicatin.
While calligraphy experienced a decline, it never 7 (cmplete) disappeared. Passinate individuals, calligraphers, and academics kept studying and teaching it, s it lived n. Hwever, it wasn’t until the latter half f the 20th century 8 calligraphy truly began t experience a revival.
One f the significant 9 (driver) f the revival was the desire fr a return t handmade and authentic art frms. In a wrld filled with mass-prduced gds and digital cmmunicatin, peple sught a way t recnnect with the persnal aspects f art. Calligraphy prvided 10 apprach fr this recnnectin.
（福建省福州市连江一中等四校2024-2025学年高三12月）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。
As sn as the weather gets cld in nrthern China, yu’ll see a lt f vendrs selling a delicius traditinal delicacy—Bing Tang Hu Lu, r Tanghulu in shrt. This snack, which riginated in Beijing and Tianjin, traditinally 1 (cnsist) f hawthrn fruit cated in hard candy 2 skewered (串住) n a bamb stick.
The stry begins 3 a beautiful Chinese wman. The favrite cncubine (妃子) f the Sng Emperr Guangzng (1147-1200) fell seriusly ill. N curt dctr was able t cure her. Then, the emperr issued 4 appeal fr dctrs frm amng the rdinary peple t cme frward t help. A cuntry dctr recmmended eating red hawthrn fruits fried in brwn sugar, which turned ut t be 5 (effect).
Thus, sugar-cated hawthrn fruit became the favrite sugary snack f the Chinese imperial family, and curt chefs were assigned 6 (supply) it n a regular basis. After 7 (reserve) fr the nbility during the last imperial dynasty, the sticky delicacy has becme 8 (wide) ppular amng rdinary peple in mre recent times.
The rund and red fruits were seen as gd luck, 9 (symblize) tgetherness. With time, it was believed that the snack brught gd luck and wealth, hence 10 (it) ppularity at family celebratins and large meals. S, what culd pssibly stp yu frm giving it a try?
（福建省福州市闽侯县第一中学2024-2025学年高三上学期12月月考）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。
After a lng-awaited three years, the highly ppular Chinese vlgger Li Ziqi has finally made a cmeback n Bilibili. 1 mment her new update emerged, it immediately seized the sptlight and the attentin f millins f 2 (devte) fans.
Li Ziqi 3 (knw) fr her unique and charming traditinal Chinese cultural vides befre. In her vides, she shwed varius traditinal skills, 4 making delicius Chinese dishes with ingredients she grew 5 (she) t creating handicrafts with natural materials. These vides nt nly attracted numerus Chinese viewers but als gained great ppularity amng internatinal audiences. They were like beautiful 6 (windw) pening t the ancient and elegant rural life in China.
During her absence, many f her fans were 7 (eager) waiting fr her return. With her return, fans are filled with anticipatin, eager t discver 8 nvel stries and cultural treasures she will reveal n the platfrm. Her new cntent is expected t cntinue t spread the beauty f Chinese culture. She has the ptential 9 (amaze) the wrld nce again, with her creativity and the traditinal charm she presents. With her influence, mre peple arund the wrld may get t knw and lve Chinese traditinal culture 10 (deeply) than befre.
（福建省福州格致中学2024-2025学年高三上学期12月月考）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。
French theater directr Jean-Jacques Annaud, als knwn as Smmier, has made utstanding cntributins t Sin-French cultural exchanges.
Recalling his first cperatin with the Chinese theater prfessrs in 2004, he said he was impressed by the actrs’ makeups, cstumes and their effrt 1 (pass) the acting skills t their students. One prfessr explained, “In China, pera is an art requiring lifelng devtin and the effect f the perfrmance largely depends n the actrs’ inner 2 (strng) and acting skills.”
Fllwing Smmier’s suggestin n intrducing Chinese 3 (classic) t the French audience, Beijing Vcatinal Cllege f Opera and Arts(BVCOA) 4 (stage) a series f appealing and 5 (innvate) perfrmances in 2005. The shws drew ver 22,000 French students, half f 6 gt invlved in the wrkshps n Chinese pera makeups and gestures afterwards. Smmier always hpes the audience truly understand that theater is nt a prduct t cnsume 7 a real cultural meeting and an apprach tward what we wnder.
The year 2024 marks the 8 (sixty) anniversary f the establishment f diplmatic relatins between China and France. 9 (serve) as a cultural bnd, Smmier hpes the French and Chinese will impress each ther with high-quality shws. His cmmitment 10 cultural exchange is psitive prf f the pwer f arts in bringing peple tgether and fstering glbal harmny.
（福建省莆田市莆田第一中学2024-2025学年高三上学期月考四）语法填空
Yang Liu, a 25-year-ld inheritr f single bamb drifting (独竹漂), 1 (give) ver 3,000 perfrmances f the traditinal sprt acrss China in the past 10 years. She desires t familiarize peple with it nt just in the cuntry 2 the entire wrld.
Brn and 3 (bring) up in Zunyi, Guizhu, Yang started learning drifting n a bamb ple n the water when she was seven. In the beginning, she treated it just as a way 4 (keep) fit. But later n, she develped 5 interest when she managed t pull ff sme basic dance mves while drifting n the water.
With each brave attempt, her cnfidence grew. She 6 (late) applied traditinal Chinese cstumes, Hanfu, t her perfrmances. A girl in Hanfu dancing n the water — it was a sight t behld.
But Yang didn’t just stp there. Having a sft crner in her heart fr 7 (able) peple, she integrated sign language int her dance, thus nt nly prmting Chinese culture, but als 8 (tell) peple that “as lng as yu are willing t make attempts, yu can als find yur value.”
Since 2020, Yang has been actively ppularizing the technique n scial media platfrms, 9 she has earned millins f fllwers and 10 (like) frm hme and abrad.
（24-25高三上·福建福州·期中）语法填空
Few peple have the chance t savr the magnificent sight f wildlife n the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, but Ba Yngqing, a Tibetan amateur phtgrapher, 1 (brave) freezing temperatures fr days and smetimes weeks t share the experience with the wrld.
One success f his wrk, which beat ut ver 48,000 2 (entry) frm 100 cuntries, made him the first Chinese phtgrapher 3 (receive) the title f wildlife phtgrapher f the year in 2019. The picture, named “The Mment”, captured the mvement f a fx 4 (bare) its teeth and the marmt (土拨鼠) lking panicked. But he had tracked the animals fr days and sht thusands f phts 5 the fx finally gripped the marmt by the neck. Natural Histry Museum Directr Michael Dixn cmments, “The picture captures nature’ s battle — the survival f the 6 (fit) habitats are facing increasing climate pressures, seeing these fleeting yet precius mments reminds us f 7 we need t prtect.”
Accrding t Ba, phtgraphing wildlife is mre abut raising awareness 8 winning prizes. “A picture is wrth a thusand wrds.” Ba realized the true meaning f this idim when his wrks were exhibited abrad and the Chinese gvernment and peple 9 (applaud) fr their cnservatin effrts. He als believes that 10 when mre peple knw abut animals can nature be better prtected, fr which he will cntinue t shw the beautiful wildlife t the wrld with his camera.
（24-25高三上·福建·期中）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
One f New Yrk City’s great hidden gems is the Chinese Schlar’s Garden. It isn’t a direct cpy f a specific garden in China; rather, 1 cmbines many different nes — mainly 2 (inspire) by Ming Dynasty gardens frm between 1368 and 1644 AD．
3 40-persn design and building team spent a year in China creating the different Garden features. “Craftsmen-in-residence” then spent an 4 (additin) six mnths n Staten Island t finish 5 (cnstruct). In ttal, there are eight pavilins, three pnds, a waterfall, and many picturesque pints, with the design 6 (unfld) like a series f landscaped rms.
The highlight is perhaps the central curtyard, inside which 7 (situate) the largest pavilin in the garden designed fr schlarly study. A 15-ft tall Ghngshi schlar rck frmatin is lcated in frnt f it alng with a pnd. On the ppsite side, a cvered walkway leads 8 ther parts f the Garden.
The Chinese Schlar’s Garden is a 9 (true) unique attractin that adds a new dimensin t ur understanding f life in ancient China 10 serves as the perfect setting fr a hst f multi-cultural events.
（24-25高三上·福建泉州·期中）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。
When art meets science, the result can be explsive and revlutinary.
This integratin lies at 1 heart f Cai Gu-Qiang: A Material Odyssey, an exhibitin 2 (current) n at the University f Suthern Califrnia Pacific Asia Museum, which runs until next June.
Cai Guqiang, a cntemprary Chinese artist brn in Quanzhu, Fujian Prvince, 3 (knw) fr his innvative apprach t art, particularly fr his use f gunpwder in creating explsive artwrks that challenge traditinal 4 (bundary).
Cai’s jurney int the wrld f art began with a fascinatin fr gunpwder sparked during his childhd in Quanzhu, a city rich 5 cultural heritage. His early experiments with gunpwder led t a unique artistic style that 6 (becme) his signature ever since.
Excelling at a brad range f creative mediums, Cai ften incrprates symblic elements frm traditins int his wrk, thus 7 (create) a pwerful visual language that resnates with audiences glbally.
Cai has received prestigius awards and he was the Directr f Visual Effects and Firewrks fr the pening and clsing ceremnies f the 2008 and 2022 Beijing Olympics.
“Changes in the gunpwder bring abut uncntrllability and unpredictability, which is 8 makes wrking with gunpwder s fascinating. The change 9 (it) is part f my wrk,” Cai says. His distinctive and 10 (influence) artistry cntinues t inspire and challenge, making him a true master f fire and art.
（24-25高三上·福建福州·期中）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。
In ther cuntries, the garden might be a place fr the cultivatin f flwers. In China the making f a garden is the effrt f the individual t transfrm rdinary existence int an art, 1 place f peace, and a philsphy f life.
Artists 2 (cntinuus) painted the classic views - - the K’un Lun muntains f the Western Paradise, the ten thusand li f Yangtse River cliffs cutting bright heaven; by riginal interpretatins they infused such well-knwn scenes with their wn persnality. In the same way the maker f gardens centuries ag captured the essence f a landscape in an effrt 3 (reprduce) his wn versin. In gardening, 4 in art, it was necessary t use suggestin, leaving behind much unsaid, in rder that the ne wh lked at the scene might 5 (allw) t cmplete the idea. Thrugh the 6 (rich) f the visual experiences the viewer was suppsed t enter int the creatin 7 feel himself r herself t be a part f the masterpiece.
The Chinese wrd fr landscape is shanshui, meaning hills and water. Bth are necessary in the frmatin f a garden-hills t stimulate, the still water t create a peaceful atmsphere. Hidden in shanshui 8 (be) the yang and the yin. The yang is the active frce, represented by the sun, light, muntains and all vigrus bjects. The yin, the passive principle, stands fr darkness, fr water, fr weakness, fr negatin. 9 (cmbine) in apprpriate prprtins, balanced with care, the yin and yang symblize the interdependence and unity f 10 (cnflict) frces.
（24-25高三上·福建厦门·期中）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。
Smart shelves are a big change in retail. 1 (cmbine) new technlgy with regular shelves, smart shelves can make managing inventry(存货清单)and talking with custmers much 2 (easy).These shelves have sensrs, RFID tags, and screens that shw infrmatin, making 3 smart system that tells us right away abut prducts, 4 they’re selling, and what custmers like. With the wrld ging 5 (digit) and custmers wanting mre, smart shelves help stres wrk better and make shpping cler.
Smart shelves started with using RFID in the early 2000s fr tracking inventry and preventing theft. Recently, they 6 (becme) mre advanced with better sensrs, cnnectins, and data analysis.
Smart shelves keep track f inventry levels in real-time. When nticing that they are running lw 7 a prduct, they will tell the stre’s system 8 (autmatic). This system then rders mre f that prduct s the shelves stay 9 (fill) and custmers can always find what they need. This helps stres avid running ut f prducts 10 having t many f them.
（24-25高三上·福建龙岩·期中）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。
1 (celebrate) the 40th Teachers’ Day, China Perfrming Arts Agency Theatres has launched a natinwide initiative t cmmemrate and hnr educatrs acrss the cuntry. S far, a variety f special perfrmances, discunts, and cultural activities 2 (rganize) at theaters natinwide.
Frm classic dramas 3 dance perfrmances, the series ffers a diverse range f 4 (art) invlvements fr teachers. Theaters in Guangzhu, Fshan, Shunyi, Dezhu, Quanzhu, Chengdu, Hainan, and ther cities are invlved in the initiative, 5 (prvide) free r discunted tickets fr educatrs.
6 (additin), the celebratin includes exclusive discunts and free ticket giveaways fr teachers. Theaters in the Guangdng-Hng Kng-Maca Greater Bay Area are ffering special membership discunts and ticket deals, 7 ther theaters have rganized yga classes, ballet wrkshps, and thematic exhibitins.
The bjective f these events is t cnvey gratitude t teachers and fster 8 strng culture f respect fr educatrs. By prviding access t the arts and cultural 9 (experience), the initiative aims t enrich the lives f teachers and cntribute t the develpment f 10 (educate) in China.