阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Located at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, Caijiapo, a village in the Huyi district of Xi'an, the capital city of Shaanxi province, is full of artistic atmosphere, with various styles of art pieces (decorate) the fields, houses and country roads.This remarkable transformation began six years ago Wu Xiaochuan, a professor from the Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts, (lead) a group of students to the village to create art. He and his team rented 5 mu(0.33 hectares) of wheat land and create various artworks in the fields.(initial) met with confusion by villagers as those art forms were displayed without relevance to their daily lives, Wu realized that integration was necessary for (accept) and vibration within the community. Then a breakthrough came in hosting the first "Guanzhong Mangba Arts Festival". (integrate) with the Mangba Festival, Wu and the students set up 100-square-meter stage in the fields after the summer harvest. They invited Qinqiang Opera troupes, aerobics teams, and folk music groups to take part the art festival and perform on the stage.From many spectators to active (participant), residents in the Caijiapo village, together with artists and the local government, made joint efforts (build) this artistic community to achieve rural revitalization(振兴).The construction of the art village has stimulated the emergence of fresh consumption scenes in Caijiapo and its neighboring areas.

1. 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Located at the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains, Caijiapo, a village in the Huyi district of Xi'an, the capital city of Shaanxi province, is full of artistic atmosphere, with various styles of art pieces (decorate) the fields, houses and country roads.

This remarkable transformation began six years ago Wu Xiaochuan, a professor from the Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts, (lead) a group of students to the village to create art. He and his team rented 5 mu(0.33 hectares) of wheat land and create various artworks in the fields.

(initial) met with confusion by villagers as those art forms were displayed without relevance to their daily lives, Wu realized that integration was necessary for (accept) and vibration within the community. Then a breakthrough came in hosting the first "Guanzhong Mangba Arts Festival". (integrate) with the Mangba Festival, Wu and the students set up 100-square-meter stage in the fields after the summer harvest. They invited Qinqiang Opera troupes, aerobics teams, and folk music groups to take part the art festival and perform on the stage.

From many spectators to active (participant), residents in the Caijiapo village, together with artists and the local government, made joint efforts (build) this artistic community to achieve rural revitalization(振兴).

The construction of the art village has stimulated the emergence of fresh consumption scenes in Caijiapo and its neighboring areas.

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语法填空（语篇）困难

1. 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Chinese brocade(云锦) has a history of 1,300 years. It (be) once for the Chinese elite. Now, young fashion(design) like it. Things like flames, beasts, weapons, and stars decorate the brocade. Flowers are a common pattern, like in a silk piece from the middle of the 18th century.

This art is very complex. Old craftsmen can only make about two (inch) of cloth a day. Traditional looms are 18 feet long and have thousands of parts. (Operate) them needs dozens of steps. Artisans sing songs to remember the process. The made fabric is bright, patterns made of silk, gold, and peacock-feather yarn.

The (early) Chinese brocade is from the Tang Dynasty. Different regional kinds (develop) in places like Nanjing and Chengdu. Silk museums there let tourists buy real brocade scarves and bags. Factories can't copy this complex fabric. It can only be made on traditional looms. It is a proud symbol of cultural heritage and (appeal) to older Chinese people. More and more new fashion designers are working with (tradition) weavers. Designer Chen Liwen launched a series of scarves and accessories for Gen Z consumers last year with the hu bu tiger pattern. Ancient brocade seems closely tied China's future.

语法填空（语篇）困难

2. 语法填空

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Duanwu Festival, is a traditional Chinese holiday celebrated nationwide (remember) Qu Yuan, one of the greatest poets of ancient China and the (early) known by name. When Qu Yuan jumped into a river out of love for his country in 278 BC, people (desperate) rowed out in boats to search for him. This inspired the Dragon Boat Festival, which takes place each year on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar, day when Qu Yuan died. Festivities vary in different parts of China, they share several traditions, dragon boat racing included. Rowers sit in large dragon-shaped boats and row them the beat of a drum (鼓), which is usually played by someone (seat) at the front of the boat. Another feature of the celebrations is a popular snack called zongzi or (stick) rice dumplings. It is believed that zongzi, which represent good luck, (throw) into the river to stop fish eating Qu Yuanˈs body. In some parts of China, mugwort (艾草) leaves can be seen (hang) on doors or windows during the Dragon Boat Festival to discourage insects from entering the house.

语法填空（语篇）困难

3. 短文填空

The traditional Chinese calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Jingzhe（惊蛰）, or Awakening of Insects, （fall）on March 5 and ends on March 20 this year.

The solar term signals a rise in temperature and increased rainfall, （mark）the third solar term in the solar year. Its name alludes to （暗指）the awakening of animals （sleep）in winter and everything beginning to come back life.

Jingzhe is an extremely important time for farmers and （see）as the beginning of the busiest time for agricultural work. Old Chinese （say）such as "once Jingzhe comes, spring plowing（春耕）never rests" reveal the importance of this term to farmers. During this period, most parts of China experience a rapid increase in temperatures and a marked increase in sunshine, provide the ideal conditions for farming activities.

Eating pears around Awakening of Insects is widely practiced custom in China. One theory behind the practice is that as the Chinese word for "pear" sounds the same as the character meaning "to leave", consuming pears during this solar term showed people's wish to drive away pests from crops so that there would be a good harvest throughout the year. （additional）, according to theories of traditional Chinese medicine, the sweet, juicy and cold fruit can be good for the lungs （prevent） coughs as the weather warms up and the air becomes dry.

语法填空（语篇）困难