高中英语高考复习语法填空专项练习(精选20组,附参考答案)

高考英语语法填空精选练习

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Mobile payments have made our life (1) (convenient) by freeing us from the trouble of having to take our wallets out with us. But a UK supermarket has gone one step (2) (far), allowing customers to pay using just (3) fingertip.

Shoppers at the Costcutter store at Brunel University in London can pay for items (4) (use) the special vein(静脉）pattern in their

fingertips, (5) (report) The Telegraph. It's the world's first

store (6) (make) use of such technology.

This new method of payment (7) (mean) that customers can pay for items in just three (8) (second).

Sthaler, the company behind the technology, explained that it uses infrared scanners(红外扫描仪）to read the pattern of veins in the finger. It links this to the customer's bank details, (9) are kept safe by payment provider Worldpay. The firm is also responsible for millions of online shoppers' details around the globe.

The company said dozens of Brunel students are already using the technology, and it hopes to have signed up 3, 000 students out of 13, 000 (10) November.

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Economic development is necessary in the development of society, but（1）______ to find and keep a balance between making progress and protecting cultural sites can be a big challenge. Here is an example of big challenges （2）______ （lead）to great solutions.

In the 1950s, in an effort （3）______ （deal）with the problems of floods, droughts and lack of electricity, the Egyptian government decided to build the Aswan Dam across the Nile.（4）______ ，the proposal met with people's protests,because that means some temples and cultural relics would （5）______ （destroy）.

In 1959，the government sought help from the United Nations. To decrease damage, a committee was set up and asked for help within the （6）______ （globe）community. After many careful（7）______ （investigate）and tests, experts tried to preserve the cultural relics （8）______ taking them apart and moving them to a safe

place （9）______ they would be rebuilt. Besides, fifty countries donated ＄80 million to the project, which finally proved to be （10）______ success.

This example shows the importance of working together to turn a problem to a solution. If a problem seems too difficult for a single nation, why not turn to the international community for help？

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Last week, 100 restaurants across Shanghai supported the use of serving utensils (器具), as it is a key point for the control and (1) (prevent) of the COVID-19.

Chinese people often eat together and share their dishes (2) others. The new system suggests adding separate chopsticks and spoons for (3) (serve) when people dine together. Such a change of etiquette (礼仪) allows

diners (4) (avoid) using their own chopsticks to pick food from the plates and therefore (5) (great) reduces the chances of spread of many diseases.

Many restaurants (6) (adopt) the policy after the Municipal Office for Civilized Society published the suggestion, (7) also encourages the public to use separate utensils for shared food at home.

According to Qu Qi, a person in charge of a restaurant in Xuhui district, a

sign (8) (put) up on the tables to inform people of the importance of using serving utensils since the start of business on February 21. The waiters and waitresses are also trained to supply a separate spoon or pair of chopsticks for the liners. So far, (9) service has been well accepted by the majority of the public.

This will be a long term measure. In the future, each diner on the table will have (10) (they) own serving chopsticks and spoons so as to prevent sharing of any manner of viruses and bacteria.

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One day, on the way to the airport, John, my Uber driver, asked if I was about 28 and I nodded. The next thing he said (1) (fill) my eyes with tears. Three years ago, John's daughter passed away in (2) accident at 29 and left behind an 18-month-old son. He told me I reminded him of her, and that's the reason (3) he asked me. "Why couldn't I bring her back (4) life? Why didn't I know her husband was silently suffering? How come I didn't dig (5) (far) to find out so I could help? We talked and talked as though we (6) (know) each other in our whole lives on our 25-minute drive to the airport. As we arrived, I looked over at him,

tears (7) (roll) down his cheeks. My heart melted into my stomach. He added, "I am so sorry...I've never met someone so kind-hearted and so (8) (friend).

I felt like I lifted so many years of feelings off my mind—to someone I didn't even know, but was willing to listen."