高考英语语法填空专题训练试题精选（11）

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（1）河北省邯郸市 2021 届高三上学期（9月）摸底考试

First Chinese lanterns, 56 （invent) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, were used as lamps and for the worship of

the Buddha. Lanterns became 57 （wide) known by common people, especially during the time of festivals. In

the Tang Dynasty, lanterns were made in order to celebrate people's 58 (peace) life and present China as a

powerful country. The materials for 59 （make) a lantern are very simple. Historically, bamboo, wood or wire

60 （be)used for the frame. The shade was made from delicate paper or silk. Lanterns were often decorated 61

Chinese calligraphy, painting and paper cutting.

While the earliest Chinese lanterns were created for practical use in the house, they eventually became a kind

of decorations, 62 were mainly used on festivals. It has become a tradition that the streets both in big cities 63

small towns are filled with red lanterns during festivals.

The Lantern Festival is one of the best days 64 (view) Chinese lanterns in action. The festival is viewed as

the end to a series of New Year 65 （celebration) and is celebrated with the release of floating and flying

lanterns.

（2）2020 年“超级全能生”高考全国卷 24 省1月联考甲卷

Electronic cigarettes, also known as e-cigarettes, are battery-operated devices that people use to breathe in an

aerosol(气雾剂), 61 typically contains nicotine(though not always), flavorings, and other chemicals. They can

look like 62 (tradition) tobacco cigarettes, cigars, or pipes or even everyday items like pens.

E-cigarettes are popular among teens and 63 most commonly used form of tobacco among youth in the

United States. But now the scientific community in the US and Europe are 64 (primary) concerned with their

possible effect on public health. There is concern among public health experts that e-cigarettes could renormalize

smoking, weaken 65 (measure) to control tobacco, and serve 66 a gateway for smoking among youth. The

public health community 67 (divide) over whether to support e-cigarettes, because their safety and effectiveness

for 68 (quit)smoking is unclear. Many in the public health community acknowledge the potential for giving up

smoking and decreasing harm benefits, but there 69 (remain) concern over their long-term safety and potential

for a new era of users to get 70 (addict) to nicotine and then tobacco.

There is also concern among tobacco control academics and supporters that widespread e-cigarettes will bring

its own obvious but yet unknown health risks in the same way as tobacco smoking did, as a result of habitual

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