2026届高三高考备考复习语法填空汇编
01常州市2025-2026学年第一学期高三上学期期末质量调研
Lithium-ion (锂离子) batteries are found in everything from smartphones to cars. While they are generally very safe if stored and charged correctly, there are thousands of documented cases of them ____56____ (catch) fire — sometimes with deadly consequences.
Researchers all over the world ____57____ (work) to solve the problem by developing safer batteries, for example by replacing the liquid electrolyte (电解质) with a more fire-resistant solid or gel. However, such solutions require significant changes to current production lines, a barrier ____58____ widespread adoption.
Now, a team of researchers from The Chinese University of Hong Kong has proposed a change in lithium-ion battery design ____59____ could rapidly integrate into current manufacturing methods, because it ____60____ (simple) involves swapping chemicals in the existing electrolyte solution.
The method ____61____ (detail) earlier this year in a study led by Yue Sun, now a postdoctoral fellow at Virginia Tech: “I think the most difficult thing for people to realize about batteries is that ____62____ you try to maximize performance, sometimes you reduce safety,” she said, explaining that increasing performance ____63____ (require) a focus on chemical reactions that happen at room temperature, while increasing safety focuses on reactions that happen at high temperatures.
“So we came up with an idea ____64____ (break) this trade-off by designing a temperature-sensitive material, which can provide a good performance at room temperature, but can also offer good ____65____ (stable) at high temperatures.”
02南雅中学2025-2026学年高三上学期适应性保温训练
Sachets (香囊) , or fragrant pouches, are beloved traditional Chinese handicrafts with a 3, 000-year history. Those small bags, ____36____ (fill) with natural herbs like wormwood and mint, give off refreshing scents and carry profound cultural meanings rooted in folk customs.
In ancient times, sachets kept insects away, guarded against bad luck and prayed for good health. They were hand-sewn by women, ____37____ patterns including phoenixes and peonies (牡丹) — symbols of prosperity and harmony. Today, young craftsmen who are devoted to ____38____ (bring) the craft back to life add modern elements: some sachets ____39____ (design) into cartoon characters, making the art more appealing to teenagers.
To ensure its survival, inheritors (继承人) need ____40____ (support) by policies and public attention. Communities hold workshops ____41____ craftsmen teach residents to select herbs and stitch (缝补) patterns, sharing this time-honored skill. The fragrance of sachets comes from natural herbs with health benefits. Last month, a Beijing exhibition ____42____ (attract) thousands of visitors, among whom many young people showed interested look.
This art has developed rapidly in recent years. While modern tech improves production, core craftsmanship of hand-stitching is preserved carefully — machine-made products lack manual ____43____ (warm) . Making a sachet is ____44____ delicate process: every stitch must be precise.
As an intangible cultural heritage, sachets carry memories and values. During ____45____ (festival) like the Dragon Boat Festival, they are used as gifts to express care. With inheritors’ efforts, sachets will be passed down through generations, shining with unique charm in modern life.
03河北省雄安新区2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
Wuxi is a city where music flows like water. On October 31, 2025, UNESCO announced Wuxi’s inclusion in the Creative Cities Network ____56____ a City of Music, recognizing a place whose traditions ____57____ (ground) in daily life and education. This ____58____ (recognize) reflects its musical traditions and local instrument craftsmanship.
The city, ____59____ supports both professional and non-professional music groups, also encourages more than five hundred folk and school groups. Many of their programs ____60____ (play) without written music preserve local styles. These groups perform in classrooms, canal side parks and modern concert halls, ____61____ (celebrate) local identity. Music education is central. Children learn instruments from an early age, and playful teaching methods — such as using the erhu to call the roll — encourage them ____62____ (discover) themselves through sound.
Wuxi’s contemporary scene, combining traditional and western forms, has produced orchestras and touring performance groups that have represented the city abroad, while creative venues collect and share local songs and everyday sounds to inspire ____63____ (resident) and visitors alike. To preserve this living heritage ____64____ (active), city officials and musicians worked together for two years to prepare a detailed application that emphasized ecology, education, industry, and international exchange. Their long-term efforts also contribute _____65_____ strengthening community programs and inspiring young people to take part in Wuxi’s musical life.
04 江西省南昌市东湖区南昌中学2025-2026学年高三上学期期末
On Xiaohongshu, a Chinese lifestyle-sharing platform, over 100,000 posts are about the fashion crazes among China’s youth: the “Mint Mambo” style and “Tyndall” style.
The so-called Mint Mambo Style ____56____(feature) soft and fresh shades of green. “Mint” in “Mint Mambo” represents the color mint green, while “mambo” comes from a popular dance in South America, a dance full of energy and ____57____(free), creating a passionate atmosphere.
The mint mambo style centers around its signature mint color palette, and combining individual pieces, it creates ____58____ fresh and lively visual effect. Meanwhile, it also arouses a sense of the mambo dance, ____59____(give) people an impression that the wearer is energetic and dynamic, as if ready to dance at any moment. This fashion trend combines the freshness of mint green with the energy of the Mambo, creating a look ____60____ brings relaxation and cheerfulness.
Chinese netizens are also embracing another trend — Tyndall style. ____61____ the dopamine (多巴胺) dressing trend of 2023, where people dressed themselves in bright and vivid colors ____62____(express) joy, Tyndall represents a much more complicated approach to matching outfits.
____63____(science) explained, the Tyndall effect refers to the phenomenon where light, upon passing through a colloidal solution (胶状溶液), ____64____(spread) by the colloidal particles, thereby making the light path visible. Notably, the spreading effectiveness varies among different types of light. This explains why the sky appears blue during the day and becomes redder at dusk, ____65____ the Tyndall dressing trend draws inspiration from sky gradients (渐变) to create a visually appealing outfit, showing nature’s fascinating color transitions.
05江西省宜春市2025-2026学年上学期高三期末考试
Chopsticks have been used in China for over 3,000 years, which were then introduced to Japan, Korea, Vietnam ____56____ other Asian countries. These simple yet clever tools ____57____ (be) not just a way to eat, but also a symbol of culture and tradition. Today, chopsticks are taking the global food scene by storm as everyday essentials and as ____58____ growing business opportunity.
Some hope ____59____ (experience) the dining atmosphere as if they were in a restaurant in Beijing or Tokyo. Others love how easy they are to use. As more people around the world fall in love with Asian dishes, chopsticks are riding the wave. Even single-use chopsticks are having their moment now. This market’s value ____60____ (evaluate) at US $18.76 billion in 2023 and could rise to US $34.68 billion by 2030. But it’s not all about ____61____ (convenient). Reusable chopsticks are becoming the new trend as people abandon plastic forks and spoons.
However, picking the right chopsticks isn’t as simple as it seems. It depends ____62____ how they’ll be used, cultural preference, and what ____63____ (customer) like. Some care most about saving money and being practical, while others focus on looks and quality.
Chopsticks are cultural icons (符号) mixing tradition with modern style. As Asian meals become globally popular, the chopstick market will continue to grow sharply. ____64____ (understand) regional customs to choose the right chopsticks can enhance the dining experience and make businesses more ____65____ (compete).
06湖北省武汉中学2025-2026学年度高三年级上学期期末
Recently, the forms of cultural exchange between countries 56 (become) more and more diversified. The documentary De la Gran Muralla a Machu Picchu (From the Great Wall to Machu Picchu), ___57___(produce) by China Global Television Network, was released in Peru on Nov. 16 with extensive coverage.
___58___ the Great Wall and Machu Picchu as symbols of cultural exchange, the film highlights that despite the ___59___ (geography) distance, different cultures can coexist and learn from each other, ___60___ (foster) mutual understanding and respect.
In five chapters, the film displays cultural treasures from both countries, including the pottery figure Curayacu Venus and a Sican gold mask from Peru, and a ___61___ (paint) pottery vase from the Dadiwan site and a gold mask from the Sanxingdui site in China.
Stories are also shared of those who contribute to cultural exchanges between the two countries. For example, ___62___ musician from Henan Museum performs the Peruvian song El Condor Pasa with a replica (复制品) of the ancient Jiahu bone flute. ___63___ a Peruvian couple brings their handmade alpaca plush toys to the China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
“Previously we aimed ___64___ (have) a grand and expansive vision.” says Ye Jing, the documentary’s chief director. “However, as we progressed, we became mindful of the engaging stories ___65___ truly bring these cultures to life.”
07 鄂尔多斯市第一中学2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
Such scenes of excitement as beating drums, synchronous strokes and an excited crowd are not rare across China on Duanwu, or Dragon Boat Festival, ____56____ falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.
Although tales of its origin differ, the two-millennia-old festival is ____57____ (wide) celebrated in memory of Qu Yuan, a patriotic (爱国的) poet during the Warring States Period. When Qu realized his country’s decline was beyond ____58____ (recover), his sorrow grew so strong that he drowned himself, on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Legend has it that locals rowed boats to save ____59____ poet and threw zongzi, or sticky rice dumplings, into the river ____60____ (keep) fish from eating his body. This tradition ____61____ (pass) down in China since then, even travelling across borders, carrying China’s respect for a patriot to all parts of the world.
A host of other ____62____ (practice) are also associated with Duanwu. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is considered unlucky and poisonous. To rid themselves of the ____63____ (fortune), many people, especially those in South China, take herbal baths, hang moxa and calamus plants over their doors and wear sachets (香包) ____64____ (fill) with Chinese herbs, all with strong scents, to do away with poisonous insects.
Duanwu began as a day to remember a poet who had a deep love for his country. His patriotism is still celebrated today, ____65____ rich and fun customs that unite hearts across the globe, in methods that call for the harmony between nature and man.
08 福建省龙岩市2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末英语试题
Trade and curiosity have often formed the foundation of mankind's greatest achievements. In ancient times, silk from China found ___36___ (it) way overland to India, the Middle East, and Rome, along ___37___ became known as the Silk Road. A trading route across the sea was also extended along the coasts of the Indian Ocean, centered around Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). Here, merchants from China and many other places met ___38___ (negotiate) trade deals, which also led to more awareness of each other's cultures.
Later, the Ming Dynasty ___39___ (far) developed relations with these regions. ___40___ 1405 and 1433, seven large fleets sailed west on voyages of trade and exploration under the command of Zheng He. Although China ___41___ (withdraw) from subsequent expeditions after 1433, these land and sea routes remained active ___42___ (channel) between different cultures for centuries.
Today, the desire to reach out across the sea remains strong. The ancient sea routes travelled by Zheng He ___43___ (revisit) with the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, which is part of the Belt and Road Initiative. Hundreds of years on, and with ___44___ latest technology in hand, the need to trade ____45____ the desire to enhance relationships will drive China to extend its global reach far into the future.
09 甘肃省西北师范大学附属中学2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
China is speeding up the development of a modern civilization ___36___ humans and nature coexist harmoniously, creating new opportunities for giant panda conservation. It is well known that the quality of habitats is directly linked to the survival and ___37___ (reproduce) of wild giant pandas, so over the years, China has strengthened the conservation of their habitats through initiatives like natural forest protection and nature reserve establishment. China has established 67 giant panda nature reserves. Since the ___38___ (office) establishment of the Giant Panda National Park, a conservation system centered ___39___ the park has been developed, expanding the total ___40___ (protect) area from 1.39 million hectares to 2.58 million hectares. Additionally, China has worked with 26 institutions in 20 countries on giant panda conservation, successfully breeding (繁殖) 43 litters of cubs. China’s giant panda conservation system has become ___41___ (increasing) refined, and the wild population is steadily growing.
In fact, China launched a wilderness training and reintroduction program for captive (被圈养的) giant pandas in 2003 to support the long-term conservation. So far, 12 captive-born pandas ___42___ (release) to the wild, with 10 surviving. As ___43___ effective system for wilderness training, the program provides a scientifically sound approach to ___44___ (promote) sustainable development. China will continue to develop the Giant Panda National Park and build a world-class research platform ___45___ (strengthen) conservation efforts.
10广东省潮州市2025-2026学年高三上学期期末考试
We often celebrate football as the “beautiful game” with its modern home in England. However, its origins trace back over thousands of years to an ancient Chinese sport called “Cuju”. Recently, this historical connection ___36___(gain) global recognition, thanks to China’s efforts to share its rich cultural heritage with the world.
Cuju, which means “kick the ball,” ___37___(be) a popular activity during the Han Dynasty. It was not just a game; it also served as vital military training to keep soldiers fit and flexible. Players kicked a leather ball ___38___ an opening into a net, with their ___39___(foot) and body but not their hands, showcasing remarkable skill and energy.
For centuries, this piece of history ___40___(large) remained within academic circles. But as China engages more deeply with the international community, stories like Cuju’s have found a new global audience, ___41___ is achieved through international exhibitions and cultural festivals that bring history to life. This initiative is not to claim ownership of modern football, but rather ___42___(highlight) a shared human history. By promoting such cultural stories, China is building bridges of mutual understanding and ___43___(appreciate).
The journey of Cuju from ___44___ ancient Chinese game to a ____45____(recognize) origin of world football perfectly illustrates how cultural exchange enriches our global society. It reminds us that in our interconnected world, appreciating the past can bring people together, turning national heritage into a gift for all of humanity.
11广东省肇庆市2026届高中毕业班第一学期末教学质量监测
Mooncakes capture the core of Chinese traditions and are in high demand every Mid-Autumn Festival. They are diverse in style and flavor ____36____ uniform in the joyous spirit they represent.
However, consumer behavior ____37____ (evolve) over the years, with buyers now more aware of packaging, pricing, and content. This has motivated sellers ____38____ (improve) both production quality and sales strategies.
The changes are ____39____ (notice) at some major supermarkets this year. Among them, mooncake gift boxes are priced at about 150 yuan on average, with the most expensive one ____40____ (cost) 498 yuan. “This year, our mooncakes are quite ____41____ (reasonable) priced,” said Zhang Hua, a supermarket employee.
Affordable mooncakes are a new trend. Having realized their customers are no longer fond of buying fancy, expensive mooncakes, ____42____ e-commerce platform placed its mooncakes in the below-50 yuan product section, ____43____ experts said reflects the priority of consumers when selecting items and intensifies market competition.
Another apparent difference in consumer behavior this year is the decline in interest in mooncakes with fancy fillings, with most buyers looking for simple, traditional ____44____ (variety).
Apart ____45____ pricing and packaging, consumer well-being is also receiving priority treatment. According to a recent survey, 96.7 percent of mooncake buyers consider “healthiness” their top priority when selecting mooncakes. At both online stores and physical shops, “low-sugar” and “clean ingredients” are among eye-catching labels.
12河北省衡水市2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
Colorful traditional costumes, handcrafted cultural items, and the smell of Southeast Asian flavors filled a hall at Beijing’s International Innovation Park as young people from across the region ____36____ (gather) under one roof. Music and lively conversations flowed through the air, ____37____ (turn) the spot into a celebration of diversity. The event was SEA YOU@ASEAN 2025, a cultural festival organized for ____38____ (young).
At one stand, an Indonesian student named Lim ____39____ (cautious) unfolded pieces of batik (巴蒂克布料). “Batik is a great source ____40____ pride for Indonesians,” she said. “Every pattern of its own tells a story about history, nature or daily life.”
Lim was one of the young professionals from China and ASEAN countries who took part in the festival, ____41____ was cooperatively organized by the Malaysian Students Association in China and the Association of Malaysian Students in Beijing.
____42____ (hold) as Malaysia served as ASEAN’s rotating chair in 2025, the festival aimed ____43____ (strengthen) people-to-people ties and show the region’s cultural diversity through exhibitions, performances, and interactive experiences.
At the Myanmar stand, for example, Hein, a 21-year-old junior studying at Peking University, demonstrated chinlone, a traditional Burmese sport often compared to China’s cuju ____44____ ancient ball game considered an early form of soccer. He said he was especially touched when participants from different ASEAN countries exchanged small gifts at the end of the event. “It showed ____45____ closely connected our cultures are,” he added.
13黑龙江省智研联盟2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
Ireland’s beautiful countryside has always had a great influence on its people and traditions. The country has ___36___ long history of producing great writers and poets. Its beautiful countryside excites and inspires all, ___37___ (offer) something for each of the senses.
The ___38___ (peace) landscape of the “Emerald Isle” and its many green counties is a true feast ___39___ the eyes, with its rolling green hills ___40___ (dot) with sheep and cattle. And down by the sea, the roar of the ocean waves and cries of the seabirds make up the music of the coast. On a quiet morning in the mountains, feel the sun on your skin, ___41___ breathe in the sweet scent of fresh flowers while birds greet the new day with their morning song.
With all this beauty, ___42___ is not surprising that Ireland has developed strong traditions that include music, dancing and dining. You can stop by a village pub to get some ___43___ (relax) with a glass of wine or a local beer. ___44___ (good) yet, enjoy a delicious traditional Irish Beef Stew. If you’re lucky, you might be able to enjoy some traditional dancing, too. And if you’re introduced to a friendly face, you are more than likely ___45___ (experience) local culture and customs first-hand.
14湖北省省直辖县级行政单位2025-2026学年高三上学期1月期末
As dusk falls, the soft light of the Mei Lanfang Theatre casts a warm glow over the audience, ____36____ atmosphere is filled with respect and anticipation. ____37____ (locate) in the heart of Beijing, the theatre is devoted to Peking Opera, or Jingju, one of China’s most ____38____ (treasure) traditional art forms.
At the center ____39____ (stand) a statue of Mei Lanfang (1894-1961), who is considered to symbolize the deep connection between the past and the present. Peking Opera was recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2010. It ____40____ (elegant) combines singing, dancing, martial arts, and acrobatics, ____41____ (capture) the soul of Chinese theater.
On November 21, the rare art of nandan — male ____42____ (performer) who play female roles — was revived on stage. Hu Wen’ge, ____43____ leading nandan artist, starred in Yuzhoufeng, a classic piece once performed by Mei himself. In his memoir, Forty Years of Stage Life, Mei wrote that this opera was his favorite. He often accepted any role assigned by his manager, ____44____ Yuzhoufeng was the one he always insisted on performing. The play holds great significance ____45____ Chinese theatrical history and reflects Mei’s artistic devotion. And even today, artists like Hu continue to bring Mei’s legacy to life.
15临沂一中2025-2026学年高三年级上学期期末模拟
There are few people who could find joy in waiting for a microwave (微波炉) ____56____ (finish) heating, but my mum did it. One of my earliest memories is being held ____57____ her arms, counting down the flashing green ____58____ (number) together. Mum is small, but I remember feeling so high up there. She would dance us left and right around the kitchen, our eyes ____59____ (watch) the microwave like it was a space rocket countdown, ____60____ (excite) and tension building to that final moment: BEEP! The microwave had a loud alarm, but we overshadowed that noise with our own performance, tipping our heads back and shouting into the air-a scream ____61____ always ended in laughter.
My mum would find fun even when completing the most boring of tasks. I remember ____62____ (push) in a supermarket trolley (手推车) over ____63____ uneven car park ground like riding a rollercoaster. She would speed up, the wind blowing our hair back ____64____ my tiny voice singing out, “Weeee-eee-eee!”
I realise now that Mum didn’t find the joy in these tasks: she created it. Who cares if neighbours can hear you singing along to a microwave? Life is full of so many ____65____ (seeming) uneventful moments, but we can turn any of them into a celebration.