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2026-2027学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第一册Unit 2 Travelling Around 语法填空专练
主题一：文章主要介绍了西安兵马俑遗址附近的传统陶艺工坊受到海外游客欢迎的现象，讲述了越来越多外国游客前来体验制陶工艺、感受秦文化魅力的情况，说明兵马俑作为共享文化宝藏，正成为连接全球不同文化的桥梁。
A traditional pottery workshop near the Terracotta Warrior site in Xi’ an has won wide acceptance among overseas tourists. Soft sounds of clay being shaped on wooden tables spread around, as overseas guests try producing mini-size warrior statues 1 (use) age-old local skills.
One typical guest is Kim Min-jun, a 15-year-old student from South Korea, who 2 (come) to Xi’an last month specially to create a pottery piece. He was eager to figure out how those grand ancient statues were produced after reading relevant materials. Kim remarked that creating potter 3 hand brought greater satisfaction than simple sightseeing, for it enabled him to appreciate ancient wisdom and craft skills.
Kim, travelling in China for the very first time, is among 4 growing number of foreign travellers coming to the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Museum to develop their own 5 (meaning) memories and sense the appeal of the Qin Empire. This trend over recent years 6 (draw) masses of foreign guests to nearby experience-oriented workshops. There visitors can make tiny warrior figures, 7 allows them to get close to ancient history firsthand.
Over centuries, Terracotta Warriors have served as a 8 (share) cultural treasure connecting people across the globe. Owing to China’s 9 (steady) improved visa-free entry rules and growing 10 (popular) of experience-centred tourism, international travellers are not satisfied with only watching the exhibits — they expect to create artworks by themselves. Every handmade clay statue functions as a cultural bridge, promoting mutual understanding between different cultures.
主题二：文章主要介绍了湖北省武汉市正在建设一个以中国古代神话为主题的主题公园，该公园以《山海经》为主题，预计将成为武汉的新地标，促进城市旅游业的发展。
The construction of a theme park 1 (feature) ancient Chinese myths has kicked off in Wuhan, Hubei Province. As the first of its kind in the country, the park, with a total 2 (invest) of 150 million yuan, is expected to be completed in the second half of the year. The park 3 (cover) a planned area of 5,600 square meters including a theater and an exhibition hall in the first construction stage.
It is themed on the ancient literature “Shan Hai Jing”. “Shan Hai Jing”, 4 dates back over 2,000 years, gives both a cultural and geographical account of China before the Qin Dynasty. It includes geography, customs, 5 (story), and a wealth of myths. It 6 (regard) as a primary source of Chinese myths. Tales including those of Nüwa, 7 creator and protector of animals and people, will be adapted for shows through 8 (advance) digital technologies. Staff members will dress up 9 mythical characters and walk through the park, creating a fantasy world for the audience.
The theme park is supposed to become Wuhan’s new landmark, encouraging the city’s tourism growth, with about 350,000 visitors every year after it 10 (official) opens to the public.
主题三：文章分别讲述了Artur和好友自驾沿66号公路从芝加哥前往洛杉矶的经历，以及Felix参加伏尔加列车旅行团乘坐西伯利亚大铁路横跨俄罗斯前往北京的旅行体验。
Two Trips
Artur: Route 66 Growing up in Hungary in the 70s, Route 66 was like a mythical highway. The Rolling Stones’ version of the song was very popular back then and I knew the lyrics (歌词) by heart. Ever since then, I 1 (want) to drive it — and last year my dream finally came true. To celebrate our 50th birthdays, I flew to Chicago with an old friend, Attila. We then hired a car and set off for LA — more than 2000 miles away! We hadn’t done much research 2 we left - and soon discovered that the road is no longer really in use!
Its peak years were the 1930s through to the 60s and since then it’s fallen into disrepair. As a result, much of the journey was quite bumpy; we went through some really out-of-the-way places — and got 3 (lose) quite a bit as well! We drove through some really boring scenery — mile after mile of farmland - and, of course, we had the occasional quarrel. Spending all that time together meant they were bound 4 (happen)! Having said that, though, we ended up better friends than ever.
Felix: The Trans — Siberian Railway I’m studying Chinese at university and last year I went to Beijing. I’ve always loved trains, so I decided to go across Russia on the Trans-Siberian express. I had wanted to travel alone as my image of group tours is middle-aged people 5 (follow) a guide around like a group of sheep. However, other people advised 6 travelling independently and the Vodkatrain group tour turned out to be quite different from the usual tour. There were only eight of us — all in 7 twenties.
I guess being stuck on a train for hours day after day you either end up bonding or wanted to kill each other and luckily we formed a strange bond. The guides in the cities we stopped off at were local students who gave us useful information about 8 most tourists don’t go. Their friends even came along sometimes, so not only 9 we pass through some amazing countryside, but we also met some remarkable people. There were many highlights, among 10 Lake Baikal was the best. It’s this vast expanse of incredibly pure water and the whole area is almost untouched by the modern world.
主题四：本文讲述了作者身处瑞典北极圈附近的萨勒克国家公园的所见所感，介绍了该地区的极昼特点、自然地貌形成过程、萨米人的定居历史以及国家公园的设立背景与相关保护规定。
I wake up to the sound of the wind 1 (buffet) the cloth of my tent. Even though the sun is brightly shining, telling whether it is morning or night is 2 (possible). I am above the Arctic Circle, 3 in summer the sun never sets. Checking my watch, I see that it is 7:30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk over to the mountain edge. Spreading out before me, branches of the Rapa River flow through the valley below. I am in Sarek National Park, 4 (locate) in the remote far north of Sweden, 5 place with no roads or towns.
Sarek’s mountains used to be covered by vast sheets of ice. Around 9,000 years ago, this ice melted, 6 (leave) behind about 100 glaciers. Soon after, reindeer began to arrive. Following the reindeer were the Sami people, who made this territory their home. Getting here is quite difficult, so apart 7 the Sami very few people have ever seen Sarek. In 1909, Sarek was made a national park in order to keep the land in 8 (it) natural state. Though the Sami are allowed to continue their traditional way of life in the park, no one else can live here, and all new development 9 (ban) within park 10 (boundary).
参考答案：
主题一：1.using 2.came 3.by 4.a 5.meaningful 6.has drawn 7.which 8.shared 9.steadily 10.popularity
主题二：1.featuring 2.investment 3.covers 4.which 5.stories 6.is regarded 7.the 8.advanced 9.as 10.officially
主题三：1.have wanted 2.before 3.lost 4.to happen 5.following 6.against 7.our 8.where 9.did 10.which
主题四：1.buffeting 2.impossible 3.where 4.located 5.a 6.leaving 7.from 8.its 9.is banned 10.boundaries

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