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专题06 语法填空(原卷版)
(一)
(2025·云南保山市腾冲市第五中学·二模)
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The surge of DeepSeek in classrooms has reached a crucial moment. A recent study     56     (reveal) 
that students exposed to AI tutors for over 3 years show 25% higher test scores but 18% lower creativity indicators 
has highlighted a phenomenon     57     (term) the “Efficiency Paradox” by educators.
At Hangzhou No.2 High School,     58     experimental program requires that all AI-generated lesson 
plans     59     (review) by human teachers. “The software might suggest teaching calculus (微积分) through 
gamification,” math teacher Wang Lin explained, “but only experienced educators can determine     60     such 
approaches actually enhance conceptual understanding.”
Vocational education faces unique challenges. When introducing AI programming courses, administrators at 
Anhui Xinhua School initially anticipated enthusiasm. Contrary     61     expectations, many students reported 
feeling bothered by machine-centred curricula, which has promoted institutions to reevaluate and adjust their 
strategies regarding the     62     (integrate) of emerging tech.
Ethical concerns persist. At the heart of the debate, which has been intensifying in educational circles in 
recent years,     63     (lie) a fundamental question: Can algorithms match teachers’ experienced guidance? As 
regulations struggle to keep pace with innovation, the education sector finds     64     (it) at a crossroads, 
where technological potential and educational integrity must be weighed with extraordinary care.
The resolution of this paradox may ultimately define whether AI becomes a tool for empowerment or yet 
another      65      (disturb) force demanding human adaptation.
(二)
(2025·云南保山市腾冲市第八中学·二模)
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It rained every day during our visit to Suzhou, a city     56     (build) on and around fresh water. Nearly 
half of the area is covered by lakes, streams and ponds.
Water is one of the four     57     (symbol) elements in a Chinese garden; it represents the ever-changing 
environment. Other elements include     58     (rock) symbolizing eternity (永恒), plant life to show the shift 
of the seasons and structures constructed to compose a view or present themselves     59     part of a view.
Our guide, Cathy,     60     (careful) led us along stone paths and zigzag walkways. “Suzhou classical 
gardens were constructed by talented scholars hundreds of years ago,” she said. “I strongly recommend 
international tourists experience a special activity when visiting     61     garden.”
While tea is offered at all of the gardens, some have classes and demonstrations. A flower arrangement class 
is available at the Lingering Garden and a lesson from a bonsai (盆景) master can     62     (arrange) at Tiger 
Hill. We can imagine     63     elegant these authentic experiences were in old times.
Structures are named     64     (reflect) their purpose, like the Mountain-in-View Tower, the Hall of 
Distant Fragrance and the “Keep and Listen” Pavilion. Cathy      65      (stop) by one last pond as we were 
leaving. Standing at the water’s edge, she summarized our visit by calling our attention to a limestone (石灰岩) 
feature that lay ahead, the native trees and the overarching bridge. “This is a wonderful view in the garden,” she 
said ever so softly. “It has everything.”
(三)
(2025·云南红河·二模)
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On December 4, 2024, thrilling news arrived from Asunción, Paraguay. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, 
and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced that “Spring Festival — the social practice of Chinese people 
celebrating the traditional Chinese New Year”     36     (add) to the Representative List of the Intangible 
Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The news has raised a huge reaction     37     Chinese social media, with many 
netizens seeing UNESCO’s move as an official recognition of the Spring Festival’s Chinese     38     (origin).
In recent years, China     39     (attach) strategic importance to preserving and promoting its traditional 
culture     40     (boost) its soft power and promote national self-confidence. So far, a total of 44 items in 
China have been included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list and roster,     41     (rank) first in 
the world.
The Spring Festival carries the long historical memory and profound cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, 
which is an occasion     42     families reunite, celebrate and express their best wishes for the coming year. The 
Spring Festival has formed some relatively     43     (fix) customs in its inheritance and development, covering 
various aspects such as folk beliefs, customs, art, and cuisine. Pasting couplets, making dumplings, setting off 
firecrackers     44     watching the Spring Festival Gala, every detail reflects the wisdom and emotion of the 
Chinese people.
The high recognition of the Spring Festival by UNESCO is not only a recognition of Chinese culture but also 
a respect for global cultural      45      (diverse). It means that this traditional festival will receive wider 
protection and inheritance and will also provide strong support for Chinese culture to go global.
(四)
(2025·云南大理·二模)
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The Miao are a culturally and    56    (historic) rich ethnic minority that lives primarily in southern 
China. The Miao are famous for a unique characteristic — their love for silver. The silver material and designs 
serve a protective function,    57    (promote) the health and safety of the wearer, while presenting a dazzling 
display that delights the eyes. 
Since 2006, the Miao Silver Accessory Festival    58    (hold) continually in Fenghuang Ancient Town of 
Hunan for Miao people to flaunt their handiwork. For the Miao, silver represents a symbol    59    wealth and 
status. If the jewelry looks exquisite, the wearer is appreciated more. A complete set of Miao silver jewelry can 
weigh several kilograms.    60    , the women wear it cheerfully, as it gives them an identity in the tribe. For 
over four centuries, Miao women have been covering    61    (they) from head to toe with silver. Many families 
believe their daughters cannot get    62    (marry) if they don’t own a proper silver outfit, and start saving up to 
10 years before the ceremony. 
The Miao have their own craftsmen    63    create each piece of jewelry with great care. The items are 
handmade, using the knowledge passed down from    64    (generation) . In their eyes, the artifact can ward off 
evil spirits, bring good luck and happiness. The silver ornaments are of various types and peculiar shapes and are 
exquisitely crafted, making them     65     standout in the clothing culture of China’s many ethnic groups.
(五)
(2025·云南曲靖·二模)
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Dunhuang art is attracting New Zealanders with a showcase of murals ( 壁画), related books and other 
publications. Dunhuang in Gansu province was     36     key crossroad on the ancient Silk Road. It is best 
known for the Mogao Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that     37     (house) amazing murals and 
statues, marking the cultural exchanges     38     took place among various civilizations.
The opening ceremony of the Soaring Through the Sky Dunhuang art exhibition     39     (hold) on Feb 
20 in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, with local art groups     40     (present) dance and folk music 
performances.
Over 100 people, including Chinese Consul General in Auckland Chen Shijie, Mayor of Auckland Wayne 
Brown, art lovers and media     41     (representative), attended the ceremony. Chen says hosting the 
exhibition in New Zealand is of significance since the development of Dunhuang cannot be separated from trade 
and cultural exchange. And the secret of New Zealand’s success also lies     42     active trade and 
multiculturalism.
Chen hopes that China’s Kiwi friends will develop a deeper affection for Chinese culture, thus enhancing 
cultural exchanges between both sides     43     (foster) the foundation of mutual relations.
New Zealand guests spoke     44     (high) of the artistic and historical value of Dunhuang culture. They 
highlighted the important and positive role of Chinese culture in the development and progress of the world, 
offering to promote exchanges and cooperation in various fields for     45     (far) development of mutual 
relations.
(六)
(2024·云南曲靖·二模)
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Every year, hundreds of international students travel thousands of miles to study in China,    36 
 
(leave) their homes and native languages behind. As some of them immerse     37     (they) in intensive 
Chinese language study at Tongji University in Shanghai, one unique assignment helps them bridge the miles     38 
lie in between -writing a letter home in Chinese.
The letter-home activity has become     39     annual tradition in Tongji’s pre-university Chinese 
program. After months of studying vocabulary, grammar, and composition, students from all over the world     40 
(task) with composing a letter to their families, written     41     (entire) in Chinese characters.
“At first, this activity was operated in a few classes. But when other students saw the letters on display, they 
took the initiative     42     (write) home letters on their own,” explained Zong Qian, associate dean of the 
International School of the university.
As the letters started coming in, the teachers were impressed and touched by the students’ efforts to express 
emotions across     43     (culture). Zong noted that most of the students had zero prior Chinese ability     44 
arriving in Shanghai for the first time just months ago.
“We realized that these letters offered a special window into the students’ experiences and      45 
 
(grow) in China,” said Zong. “The letters were very moving to read.”
(七)
(2024·云南大理·二模)
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In a specially designed studio theater in Hangzhou, a latest Yueju Opera production, New Dragon Gate Inn 
performed by Xiao Bai Hua Opera troupes ( 剧团), has emerged     32     an immediate hit. It not only 
showcases a traditional art form that definitely    33     (deserve) more attention, but also wins younger 
audiences who are usually not opera-goers.
The name of the adapted work is the same as that of the 1992 classic martial arts film.     34     (wise), the 
Shaoxing Opera captures the interest of a younger audience by combining traditional Chinese opera with modern 
theater models and dramatic concepts. The audience sits very close to the performers, engaging with them and 
immersing themselves in     35     unique and fascinating viewing experience.
Through her cross-dressed role Jia Ting, 31-year-old female performer Chen Lijun has suddenly risen to 
fame due to her gorgeous appearance, elegant air     36     skillful performance. A livestream of the opera in 
August attracted millions of viewers and sparked heated discussions online,    37     (earn) over 14,000 
comments. Clips of her performances, such as a scene    38     she effortlessly spins the landlady around with 
just one arm, went viral on various social media     39     (platform).
In addition to the bold and innovative     40     (adapt), the marketing approach has also been a new 
experiment that has turned out successful. This is a positive step in the revival of this ancient art. The success of 
New Dragon Gate Inn signals a      41      (promise) future for other traditional Chinese art forms.
(八)
(2024·云南广西贵州三省联考·二模)
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The Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival,     36     (list) officially as a UN floating holiday in its calendar 
of conferences and meetings since 2024.
The UN General Assembly, acknowledges the significance of the Lunar New Year,     37     is observed 
in many UN member states, and invites the UN bodies at headquarters and other duty stations to avoid holding 
meetings on the Lunar New Year.
The resolution encourages this agreement     38     (take) into account when drafting future calendar. 
Dai Bing, China’s deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, said after the adoption of the resolution 
that the Spring Festival as the traditional Chinese holiday     39     (feature) family reunion and good wishes 
for the coming year, not only bears the idea of the Chinese civilization of peace and harmony     40     carries 
the common values of the humanity such as harmonious family, and sound relationship between men and nature.
Many countries list the Spring Festival as a     41     (nation) holiday, and about one-fifth of humanity 
celebrates this festival in various ways, he added. Dai said China’s     42     (effort) to promote the Spring 
Festival as a UN holiday must be a pragmatic step towards realizing its Global Civilization initiative and 
advocating for diversity in civilizations.
The resolution serves as     43     showcase of the influence of Chinese civilization and aims to enhance 
interaction between diverse civilizations worldwide. It also reflects the values of     44     (diverse) and 
inclusion promoted by the United Nations, he said.
The United Nations identifies      45      (globe) observed holidays as floating holidays and refrains 
from scheduling meetings on such occasions.