语法填空1 In Hangzhou’s central business district stands the Regent International apartment building, once a hotel but now a residential hub for over 20,000 people. This towering structure, 1 (reach) 675 feet into the sky, boasts 2 unique ‘S’ shape design. As it can hold up to 30,000 people, it’s still one of the 3 (busy) places in the world with a lot of people living close together.Inside the building, people find a community 4 takes care of itself. It has shops and services just like a busy shopping area. From a vast food court serving meals throughout the day 5 swimming pools, barber shops, nail salons, supermarkets, and internet cafes, the building caters to every need, ensuring residents seldom have to leave. 6 (design) by hotel planner Alicia Loo and opened in 2013, the Regent International 7 (become) a popular choice for students and young professionals, including individuals who work in modern Gen Z jobs such as social media influencing. Rental prices range from 1,500 RMB ( 167) for smaller apartments to over 4,000 RMB ( 445) for larger units with balconies.Despite its 8 (convenience), perceptions of the building vary. Some people think the building is a good example of living 9 (sustainable), but others feel uneasy about it. They compare its huge size to a scary future. Despite this, there are many pictures and talks about the Regent International on social media. This makes people talk about 10 cities should grow and what will happen to shared spaces. 答案： reaching 2. a 3. busiest 4. which/ that 5. to 6. Designed 7. has become 8. conveniences 9. sustainably 10. how 语法填空2 Samdrub Kyab, 1. (dress) in his traditional Tibetan robe, has been busy explaining to visitors the embroidered thangka 2. (work) on display at Beihai Park, Beijing. The man 3. his 20s flew all the way from Rangtang county, in the west of the Aba Tibetan and Qiang autonomous prefecture, Southwest China's Sichuan province in late March, 4. (attend) a grand exhibition jointly hosted by the county government and the Beijing Tourism Group that will last until Sunday. "Some of the thangka works are made of three fabrics, such as silk and satin, most of 5. feature Buddhas, auspicious lotus flowers and landscape scenery," Samdrub Kyab explains. It's a 6. (demand) craft to create big Buddhist scroll paintings, which were named a national intangible cultural heritage in 2008. They can cover 7. entire wall of temples or large ceremonial halls. A medium-sized thangka that is about 60 centimeters in 8. (wide) and length takes Samdrub Kyab nine months to finish. "Through this event, we hope to let more people understand and appreciate Rangtang, 9. experience the unique charm of local culture," Sun says. During the exhibition, multiple cultural lectures, demonstrations of intangible cultural heritage skills, and local food promotion activities 10. (host) to enable visitors to have a deeper understanding of what Rangtang has to offer. 答案： 1.dressed2.works3.in4.to attend5. ... ...
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