语法填空国际家庭日等--2022届高考英语三轮冲刺专题练习

语法填空国际家庭日等
International Day of Families
The International Day of Families, annually held on May 15, celebrates the importance of families.
What Do People Do?
A wide range of events _____1_____ (organize) at local, national and international levels. These include: workshops, seminars and policy meeting for public officials; exhibitions and organized discussions _____2_____ (raise) awareness of the annual theme; educational sessions for children and young people; and the launch of campaigns for public policies to strengthen and support family units. In some countries, tool kits are created to help people organize celebrations aimed at a particular section of the population, such as school children or young adults.
Public Life
The International Day of Families is a _____3_____ (globe) observance and not a public holiday.
Background
The year 1994 was proclaimed _____4_____ the International Year of Families by the United Nations. This was a response _____5_____ changing social and economic structures, _____6_____ have affected and still affect the structure and _____7_____ (stable) of family units in many regions of the globe. The International Day of Families, on May 15, is _____8_____ occasion to reflect on the work started during 1994 and to celebrate the importance of families, people, societies and cultures around the world. It _____9_____ (hold) every year since 1995.
Symbols
The symbol of the International Day of Families consists of a solid green circle with an image in red. The image consists of elements of simple drawings of a heart and a house. This indicates _____10_____ families are the center of society and provide a stable and supporting
home for people of all ages.
Keys:
1. are organized
2. to raise
3. global
4. as
5. to
6. which
7. stability
8. an
9. has been held
10. that
新太空望远镜到达百万英里外的终点站
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) —The world’s _____1_____ (big), most powerful space telescope arrived at its observation post 1 million miles from Earth on Monday, a month after it lifted off on a quest _____2_____ (see) the dawn of the universe.
On command, the James Webb Space Telescope fired its rocket thrusters for nearly five minutes to go into orbit around the sun at its designated location, and NASA confirmed the operation went as _____3_____ (plan).
“We’re one step ____4_____ (close) to uncovering the mysteries of the universe. And I can’t wait to see Webb’s first new views of the universe this summer!” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement.
The telescope will enable astronomers to peer back further in time than ever before, all the way back to when the first stars and galaxies were forming 13.7 billion years ago. That’s a mere 100 million years from the Big Bang, when the uni verse was created.
Keys:
biggest
to see
planned
closer
你不能愉悦每一个人，要学会说“不”
It can be tempting to say yes to things you just don't want to do if it means _____1_____ (avoid) conflict. If you struggle with saying no, learn to ease into it with a "soft no." It can be ____2____ (easy) to deliver if a "hard no" —like a brief "No, thank you" — ___3____ (feel) too harsh.
A "soft no" is when you accompany your "no" with an honest explanation — that's no longer than three sentences long. For example: "Thank you so much for asking me to do this project. It sounds really exciting, but I don't have the bandwidth for it at this time."
Natalie Lue coaches people to curb their people-pleasing ___4____ (tendency). She says a common mistake is _5____ (give) too much of an explanation or being overly ___6____(apology). Doing that can give the person asking for the favor an opportunity to ask for more— or it can just make the person ____7____ (confuse).
Stick with an elegant and short soft no, and Lue says you might start to notice a shift in how you feel after resisting the urge to people-please.
Keys:
avoiding
easier
feels
tendencies
giving
apologetic
confused
网络威胁正成为全球经济的新风险之一
The pandemic forced a huge shift —requiring many people to work _____1_____ attend class from home and giving rise to _____2_____ exploding number of online platforms and devices to aid a transformation that has _____3_____ (dramatic) increased security risks, the report said."We're at the point now _____4_____ cyberthreats are growing faster than our ability to effectively prevent and manage them," said Carolina Klint, a risk management leader at Marsh, whose parent company Marsh McLennan co-authored the report with Zurich Insurance Group.Cyberattacks are becoming more aggressive and widespread, as _____5_____ (crime) use tougher tactics to go after more vulnerable targets, the report said. Malware and ransomware attacks have boomed, while the rise of cryptocurrencies（加密数字货币）makes _____6_____ easy for online criminals to hide payments they have collected.While those responding _____7_____ the survey cited cybersecurity threats as a short-and medium-term risk, Klint said the report's authors were concerned that the issue wasn't ranked higher, _____8_____ (suggest) it's a "blind spot" for companies and governments.
Keys:
1.or
2.an
3.dramatically
4.where
5.criminals
6.it
7.to
8.suggesting
2022消费趋势预测
Many of the same “trends” appear again and again because, to put it simply, technology _____1_____ (take) a long time to mature _____2_____ most of us actually want to buy it. That applies this year as well. Some trends for 2022 that tech companies are pushing _____3_____ (be) things you have heard of before.
A chief example is virtual reality, the technology that involves _____4_____ (wear) goofy-looking headgear and swinging around controllers to play 3-D games. That _____5_____ (expect) to be front and center again this year, remarketed _____6_____ the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and other techies as “the metaverse.”
Keys:
takes
before
are
wearing
is expected
by
Schools and Covid-19
Over the past two years America’s children _____1_____ (miss) more time in the classroom than _____2_____ in most of the rich world. School _____3_____ (close) that began there in early 2020 _____4_____ (drag) on until the summer of 2021. During that time the districts ______5_____ stayed closed longest forced all or some of their children _____6_____ (learn) remotely for twice as long as schools in Ireland, three times longer than schools in Spain and four times longer than in France.
Keys:
have missed
those
closures
dragged
that / which
to learn
LUCA official trailer
On the Italian Riviera, an unlikely 1 strong friendship grows between a human being and a sea monster 2 (disguise) as a human. A young boy experiences 3 unforgettable seaside summer on the Italian Riviera filled with gelato, pasta and 4 (end) scooter rides. Luca shares these 5 (adventure) with his newfound best friend, but all the fun 6 (be) threatened by a deeply-held secret: he is a sea monster from another world just below the ocean's surface. Luca is an upcoming American 3D computer animated film produced 7 Pixar set to be released on June 18, 2021.
Keys:
1. but
2. disguised
3. an
4. endless
5. adventures
6. is
7. by
The past seven years have been the hottest ever recorded globally "by a clear margin," according to findings released Monday by scientists with the European Union's Copernicus
Climate Change Service. Though 2021 was not quite as warm as other recent years, scientists warned that global greenhouse gas emissions are continuing to rise.
Last year, the researchers said 2020 was "effectively tied" for the _____1_____ (warm) year on record —just behind 2016, _____2_____ took first place. Now 2021 ranks _____3_____ (five), slightly ahead of 2015 and 2018.
But while 2021 may have been slightly cooler than 2020, that doesn't mean the _____4_____ (effect) of climate change are lessening. Carbon dioxide levels reached a global record for the year, _____5_____ (fuel) in part by megatons of carbon that were released by wildfires, according to a press release summarizing the findings. Methane （甲烷）concentrations also reached record levels.
"Carbon dioxide and methane concentrations are continuing to increase year on year and _____6_____ signs of slowing down," Vincent-Henri Peuch, director of the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, said in the release. "Only with determined efforts backed up by observational evidence can we make a real difference in our fight against the climate catastrophe."
Keys:
warmest
which
fifth
effects
fueled
without。