2024-2025学年高中英语寒假英语语法填空能力提升专练之中国小年习俗（5篇，含答案）

高中英语寒假英语语法填空能力提升专练之中国小年习俗 A The Little New Year is the prelude to the Spring Festival. There are slight 1. (difference) in time between the north and the south. In the north, it 2. (usual) falls on the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month, 3. in the south, it often occurs 4. the 24th day of the 12th lunar month. It 5. (carry) profound culture and is closely linked to people's yearning for 6. better life. There are many legends about the origin of the Little New Year. One of the more widely spread ones is related to the Kitchen God. It 7. (say) that the Kitchen God is a deity 8. (send) by the Jade Emperor to the mortal world 9. (monitor) the good and evil deeds of a family. Every year on the day of the Little New Year, the Kitchen God has to return to the Heavenly Palace to report to the Jade Emperor on 10. the family has done over the past year. B In order to make the Kitchen God "say good things in the Heavenly Palace", people offer sacrifices 1. the Kitchen God on this day. The sugar calabash is an essential offering. It is both sweet 2. sticky. People hope to use it 3. (stick) the Kitchen God's mouth shut, so that he will only say good words in front of the Jade Emperor. Over time, offering sacrifices to the Kitchen God 4. (become) a symbolic custom of the Little New Year. Another saying is 5. the Little New Year originated from the ancient "La Ji". In ancient times, people held sacrificial 6. (ceremony) at the end of the year to express 7. (they) gratitude for the blessings of all the gods. The "La Ji" 8. (original) did not have a fixed date. 9. (late), it merged with the 10. (believe) in the Kitchen God and gradually formed the current Little New Year. C As time 1. (go) by, the customs of the Little New Year have been continuously enriched. Spring cleaning is 2. important part of it. As the folk saying goes, "On the 24th day of the 12th lunar month, clean the house." The whole family gets involved, cleaning the house, wiping the furniture,and washing the clothes. It 3. (symbolize) getting rid of the old and welcoming the new, sweeping away the bad luck, and greeting the new year with a brand-new attitude. During the Little New Year, people are also busy preparing New Year's goods and buying new clothes. The market is bustling with activity. New Year paintings, Spring Festival couplets, candies, and other items 4. (display) on the stalls, 5. (fill) the air with a strong flavor of the New Year. Children frolic and shuttle through the crowd, and adults 6. (careful) select items, with happiness 7. (write) all over their faces. Nowadays, although the way of life has changed dramatically, the customs of the Little New Year are still deeply rooted in 8. (people) hearts. It is a bond connecting 9. (tradition) culture and a moment for family reunion. When we offer sacrifices to the Kitchen God, do spring cleaning, and taste delicious food during the Little New Year, what we inherit is not only the customs 10. the cultural memory ... ...