专题16 词性“隐秘考点”-- 代词与数词
情境突破练
压轴提速练
1．新角度(2026·广东省湛江市高三上学期10 月月考)【传统文化】In the Temple of Guan Yu, towering
cypresses and Chinese scholar trees have lived through ____________ (hundred) of years.
2．新情境(2026·浙江省台州高三一模)After his first wife’s death, with whom he had three children, Yang
married his second wife Weng Fan, who is more than 50 years __________ (he) junior.
3．新情境(2026·江苏省盐城市七校联盟高三上学期第二次联考)【反身代词】So my friends, try to make an
experiment on ____________ (you). Don't give up.
4．新情境(2026·山东省泰安市高三上学期期中)Her mother smiled, adding, "We value this chance to understand
another civilization through ____________ (it) beautiful artistic expressions --- it's far more meaningful than just
reading about it."
5．新情境(2026·2026 届浙江省ZDB 联盟高三一模)【新技术】This phenomenon demonstrates how Chinese
enterprises are reshaping____________ (they) international image through innovation, cultural storytelling, and the
globalization of homegrown ideas.
7．新考法(2026·广东省湛江市高三上学期10 月月考)In the Temple of Guan Yu in the city of Yuncheng, north
China's Shanxi Province, towering cypresses and Chinese scholar trees have lived through
____________(hundred) of years.
8．新角度(2026·2026 届浙江省湖州市吴兴区等5 地高三一模)After months of trials, six ____________
(variety) of bread were launched, priced at about 10 yuan a piece.
建议用时：
40
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一、单句语法填空
1. 原创题To truly understand a culture, one must immerse ______(one) in it and experience its traditions
firsthand.
2. 原创题After the challenging team project, we all felt a great sense of accomplishment, having pushed ______
(we)beyond what we thought were our limits and discovered new strengths within our group.
3.原创题 It is reported that the newly built library can hold up to ______ (hundred) of thousands of books and
resources.
4.原创题 Although she tried many times, it was on her ______ (three) attempt that she finally succeeded.
5. 原创题The survey indicates that approximately ______ (two thirds) of the participants prefer digital books to
printed ones.
6 .【江苏省盐城市七校联盟第二次联考 2025-2026 学年高三上学期 10 月月考英语试题】So my friends,
try to make an experiment on ____________ (you). Don't give up.
7.（2025·江西南昌·一模）“It’ s not about people living longer if they train extremely intensively, wear________
(they) out and are completely out of breath,” says a researcher.
8.（2025·福建莆田·二模）Despite initial hype,________ (it) limitations (e.g., high cost, limited battery life) led
to its decline. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s HoloLens entered the AR space in 2015, focusing on enterprise applications.
9.（2025·山东潍坊·一模） It also makes possible the integration of the rich resources into the field of education,
giving full play to （they）roles of preserving history and educating people.
10.（2025 年辽宁省沈阳市第二中学模拟）The
(one) American Labor Day was celebrated in New
York City on September 5th,1882, as thousands of workers and their families came to Union Square for a day in the
park.
11.A couple in their (seventy) living in London, UK can choose to play golf in council-run courses
costing from ￡10 each time.
12.（2025·黑龙江哈尔滨·二模）Rooted in traditional Chinese folklore, “Ne Zha 2” shows the unique charm of
Chinese culture and proves that no one can narrate China’s myths better than China (it).
13. With an area of around 6 million square kilometres, the Amazon rainforest is more than half the size
China.
14.According to most calculations, race walkers moving at a pace of six miles per hour would burn about 800
calories (卡路里) per hour, which is approximately twice many as they would burn walking.
14. Please try to find out the difference between the two words. If , speak it out.
16．The information on the Internet gets around much more rapidly than in the newspaper.
17．Despite challenging circumstances, people from all walks of life regarded necessary that the
Southwest Associated University be established as soon as possible.
18．I hate it the weather becomes freezing cold because there is no heater inside.
19．This intervention is a long, much-delayed ending to a sad story, but we humans owe to the island to
give it a happy ending.
20. In a world still facing so many problems, is absolutely essential for us all to collaborate to create a
global community with a shared future of peace and prosperity.
二、语篇填空
Passage 1（代词与数词+冠词考点语篇练）
原创题“Du Fu: China’s Greatest Poet”,
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58-minute documentary released internationally, has
attracted worldwide attention. Praised as “China’s greatest poet”, Du Fu was introduced to the Western
world in documentary form for the
2
(one) time in 2020.
The documentary uses “the greatest” to describe Du Fu, not only in China, but also in the scope of
world literature, putting
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(he) alongside Dante and Shakespeare. The film points out that there is
no such figure in the West as Du Fu, a poet who captured the entire human experience.
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also
explores Du Fu's legacy by visiting modern China, tracing
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(he) life and retracing his steps
through places like Xi'an and Changsha.
The documentary gives highly favorable recognition to the long tradition of Chinese poetry. Chinese poetic
tradition is even earlier than
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of Homer’s epics. This recognition shows that the era of Emperor
Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was among
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brightest in human cultural history. At that time, no
other civilization in the world possessed such elegance and depth.
From
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Englishman's point of view, historian Michael Wood tries to find traces of Du Fu in a
rapidly changing China. “And for the Chinese, Du Fu is more than
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poet,” said Wood. “For
generations, he has been the guardian of the nation's moral conscience, speaking directly to
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hearts.”
Passage 2（代词与数词考点语篇练）
（2025·重庆市第一中学2025-2026 学年高三上学期10 月月考改编）Mooncakes are a symbol of unity,
heritage, and celebration in Chinese culture. 2 (this) round or square pastries, as the integral part of the
Mid-Autumn Festival, 1 (fill) with lotus seed paste, red bean paste, or other rich fillings.
Historically , mooncakes were used as a means of communication during the Yuan Dynasty (1271 — 1368), 3
secret messages hidden inside. Today, they are exchanged as gifts among family, friends, and business associates,
symbolizing good fortune and togetherness.
Preferences for mooncakes vary widely, reflecting 4 (region) tastes and modern innovations.
Contemporary adaptations have introduced varieties of 5 (flavor) to cater to evolving palates, including
chocolate, matcha, and even ice cream mooncakes. These modern twists appeal to younger individuals 6
preserve the essence of the tradition.
The outer crust of mooncakes also 7 (vary), with Cantonese-style mooncakes featuring a thin,
tender crust, while Suzhou-style mooncakes boast a flaky, layered exterior. Snow skin mooncakes, made with
glutinous rice flour and served chilled, have gained popularity for their 8 (refresh) texture and vibrant
colors in recent years.
Ultimately, mooncakes are more than 9 seasonal treat; they are a vessel for cultural identity and
personal expression. Whether enjoyed in
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(they) traditional form or as innovative creations, mooncakes
continue to bring people together, bridging the past and present with every bite.
Passage 3（语篇考点综合练）
（2026·湖南省郴州市高三上学期第一次教学质量监测）In Tijuca National Park in Rio de Janeiro, there
stands a “Chinese Pavilion”. It was constructed 1 (honour) 19th-century Chinese immigrants who boosted
Brazil’s tea industry. Between 1812 and 1888, over 1,000 farmers migrated under agreements. They introduced
advanced tea-processing 2 (technique) , which laid the foundation for Brazil’s short-lived but 3
(influence) tea trade.
The pavilion combines Chinese architecture—styled eaves, six-sided frames, and 4 (point) roofs—
with Brazilian materials. Nestled in the world’s 5 (large) urban rainforest, it overlooks Rio’s landmarks
including Corcovado Mountain and Christ the Redeemer.
In 1812, the first Chinese immigrants to Brazil planted tea trees in 6 is now the Rio de Janeiro
Botanical Garden, a witness to the China-Brazil friendship. More than 200 years later, these tea trees have become
a deep-rooted part of Brazil’s cultural heritage. In 2003, on the 100th anniversary, commemorative plaques （牌
匾）were added, 7 (detail) its history in Portuguese, English, and Chinese.
Today, visitors to Rio’s Tijuca National Park may encounter the elegant pavilion. This landmark serves as
8 reminder of Brazil’s respect for the pioneers. 9 the vast distance between China and Brazil, the bridge
built through tea has brought the two nations closer than ever. The pavilion 10 (list) on UNESCO’s World
Heritage List in 2024, attracting visitors interested in eco-cultural tourism.
