2022届高考英语二轮复习：外刊阅读语法填空September 3 （含答案）

高中英语外刊阅读语法填空September 3 1 房子不用买了，打印出来就能住：3D打印将如何改变居住生态？ The rise of 3D-printed houses 3D 打印房屋兴起 A batch(一批) of new houses across California is selling unusually fast. In the past two months, 82 1_____(snap) up（抢购）, and the waiting list is 1,000 long. That demand should, though, soon be 2_____(satisfy)—for Palari Homes and Mighty Buildings, the collaborators behind these houses, are able to erect(建造) one in less than 24 hours. They can do it so 3_____(rapid) because their products are assembled from components prefabricated (预制)in a factory. The components 4_____(involve) are made in an unusual way: they 5_____(print). Not only does 3D-printing allow greater versatility(建筑) and faster construction, it also promises lower cost and in 6_____ more environmentally friendly approach than is possible at present. There are limitations to 3D-printed homes. For a start, construction codes need to be tweaked(调整) to accommodate them. To this end UL, one of America's 7_____(large) certifying （认证）agencies, has collaborated with Mighty Buildings to develop the first 3D-printing standard. The direction of travel looks promising. Dubai's government wants a quarter of new buildings in the country to be 3D-printed by 2030. And India's Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs wants to use 3D printing 8_____(address) the country's housing shortages. 9_____ successful, building by 3D printing is likely to spread beyond housing. 10_____(opportunity) also exist in warehousing, offices and other commercial buildings. And beyond earthly structures, NASA is exploring the use of 3D printing to build landing pads(起降场), accommodation and roads on Mars and the Moon. 2把春夏秋冬统统吃进嘴里，日本季节限定甜食有多奇妙？ In Japan, novelty sweets mark the seasons 在日本，新奇甜食标记四季 Bright green, chocolate-studded （点缀）delights sprout （涌现）on store shelves across Japan every year as temperatures rise. Chocolate-mint（薄荷） ice cream bars; chocolate-mint cookies; chocolate-mint candies, even chocolate-mint bagels（贝果面包）. Then, as 1_____(sudden) as they appear, the chocominto snacks are 2_____(go), wilting away at the end of Japan's hot summers. Japanese cooking and traditional sweets have long placed a premium（保险） on seasonality(时令). Yet the proliferation （激增）of seasonal, limited-edition items in Japan has as much to do with the structure of the modern market 3_____ with age-old traditions. Japan's ubiquitous(无处不在的) convenience stores prize novelty（创意，新奇）. The selection in stores usually changes once a week, explains Phillip Sugai of Doshisha University: "Having 4_____ same exact chocolate bar on the shelves isn't appealing to the convenience stores." Where big international confectionery firms tend 5_____(manufacture) the same items consistently at scale to minimize(降低) costs, the Japanese model is 6_____(complete) opposite. Pumping out new flavours every few months can present ... ...