2022届高考英语语法填空百题大过关（4）
1. As science and technology develop, mobile phones have become necessary for Chine people. ①__________ individual posss one mobile phone on average. Except the elderly and children, the majority ②_kill bill_________ Chine people are using mobile phones in the age of mobile phone.
Over the past few years, the Chine market of mobile payment ③__________ (witness) a booming development. With the emergence of 4G and 5G, smartphone shopping has ④__________ (gradual) become trendy, especially with the 18 to 30 year olds ⑤__________ make up the lion's share in the mobile payment market. Since it is so convenient to pay with a smartphone while ⑥__________ (shop ), many consumers prefer ⑦_瑜伽老师培训_________ (pay) by their phone rather than in cash or by credit card.
To boost ⑧__________ (consume), many stores offer a discount to customers who make mobile payments. ⑨bypasd__________, the Chine market of mobile payment has great potential for ⑩__________ (far) development, according to experts' prediction.
2. The Great Wall gained the honor of being one demonstration ca for protection ①___________ conrvation from UNESCO at the 44th Session of the World Heritage(遗产) Committee.
The World Heritage Center believes that China ②___________ (take) active and effective measures for the Great Wall in recent years, budget是什么意思③___________ aim to make sure its outstanding universal value is properly protected. A Chine expert said it is ④___________ (definite) an acknowledgement of China's increasingly important role in international heritage affairs. The total ⑤___________ (long) of the Great Wall is 21,196. 18 kilometers, and the Great Wall ⑥___________ (build) during the Ming Dynasty(1368 - 1644) is 8,851. 8 kilometers long. Located in Beijing's suburban Huairou District, the Jiankou ction is one of the most ⑦___________ (danger) parts of the Great Wall and is known by hikers ⑧___________ "the wild Great Wall". But some parts have been damaged due to natural disasters and human activities, ⑨___________ (require) repairs and reinforcement(加固).
According to Zhang Jianwei, a professor of Peking University, in the future, more attention ⑩___________ (pay) to rearch and protection of heritage communities and sites, as well as to scientific and technical support and protection.
3. A new community, Oberbillwerder, is being planned in a suburb of Hamburg, Germany. ①__________ makes it special is that it has no driveways or garages.
Unlike typical American suburbs ②_amending_________ hous have driveways and garages, this community won't allow you ③__________ (park) cars at home. Darius Reznek, a managing partner at a design company, says, "There will be no cars parked on the street, and ④__________ (honest) speaking, we want to give respects to walkers instead of having parking lots ⑤释放压力__________ (fill) with cars."
This new community will have schools, stores and offices which residents can walk or bike ⑥__________ on the green loops(环线) that connect the neighborhoods with public spaces. The streets ⑦__________ (u) as kind of shared living areas rather than for parking. For tho who want to own cars, there'll be parking garages around 300 meters
away so that for everyday errands (差事) it will be ⑧__________ (easy) to go by bike or walk.
The parking structures will feature ground-level community spaces like gyms and indoor farming. A ⑨__________ (develop) says the parking areas will also be able to store and collect energy for the community. If the demand for parking spaces ⑩__________ (decrea), they'll evolve into new structures.
4. In almost every photo taken during our 1986 family vacation in Washington, D. C., I was showing off the item I picked out from the gift shop at the Smithsonian's National Zoo— a white cotton sweatshirt ①__________(feature) pandas on the front. I remember very little about the vacation, except the ②__________ (excite) of eing the giant pandas.
Nearly 30 years later, I ③__________ (inform) that a baby panda named BeiBei was being prented to the world. Then I went to cover it. The photographs of BeiBei published, my editor suggested I ask the zoo administrators ④__________ I could come periodically and document the first year of the ⑤niit__________ (panda) life here. They said
yes.
So on the first day with BeiBei,I felt a little excited as the zookeeper led me through a ries of gates and ⑥_酒店管理学院排名_________ (eventual) to BeiBei. After a moment or two of registering that an actual panda was ⑦__________ reach, I got to work. Soon I was making regular stops at the zoo ⑧__________ (obrve) and record the transformation of the baby panda. My kids had never been ⑨__________ (interested) in my job than when I was on the BeiBei beat; they were forever begging to come along. I would mention the project to friends and neighbors, ⑩__________ their eyes would light up in a way I'd never en.It turns out that everyone loves pandas.
5. Years ago, a documentary ries titled Masters in the Forbidden City passport是什么意思①_________(relea) in China and soon became a hot topic, bringing the profession of cultural relic(文物) restoration into the public spotlight. Given China's long history and rich collections, ②_________ takes years of experience and a deep understanding of history to become a qualified restorer. ③_________ backstage heroes, many of them have devoted their lives to protecting cultural relics.
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