专题04 语法填空之动名词100题-2026届高考英语语法填空分类强化100题 (高考真题+名校模拟) 练习+答案

这是一份专题04 语法填空之动名词100题-2026届高考英语语法填空分类强化100题 (高考真题+名校模拟) 练习+答案，共10页。
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2024-2025题组
1.（2025浙江1月卷）“I really want t make this wrk fr peple’s lives tday, and I knw that desn’t always mean 65 (return) a dress n the Mnday after a special weekend,” she says.
2. (2025八省联考卷) Chinese plays an increasingly imprtant rle in 63 (imprve) cmmunicatin and cperatin between China and the rest f the wrld.
2022-2023题组
3.（2023全国乙卷）As a phtgrapher, I have spent the last tw years (recrd) everything I discvered.
4. (2022全国甲卷) I was unwilling t talk with him and ften disbeyed his rule f nt ___________(stay) ut with my friends t late.
2020-2021题组
5.（2021全国甲卷）After ___________ (spend) sme time lking at all the defensive equipment at the wall, we decided it was time fr sme actin and what better than t ride n a piece f histry!
6.（2021全国乙卷）Actually, a true ec-friendly trip must meet the fllwing principles:•Minimize the impact f ___________ (visit) the place.
7. (2020新课标) As well as lking at exhibits, visitrs can play with cmputer simulatins (模拟) and imagine themselves living at a different time in histry r ____________(walk) thrugh a rainfrest.
2017-2019题组
8.（2019全国III卷）If I succeed in manage ne, I will pen mre.
9.（2019全国I卷）Scientists have respnded by ___________ (nte) that hungry bears may be cngregating (聚集) arund human settlements.
10.（2019全国II卷）A 90-year-ld has been awarded “Wman Of The Year” fr ___________ (be)Britain's ldest full-time emplyee—still wrking 40 hurs a week.
11.（2018全国I卷）Yu may drink, smke, be verweight and still reduce yur risk f ___________(die) early by running.
12.（2018全国III卷）I quickly lwer myself, ducking my head t avid ___________(lk) directly int his eyes s he desn't feel challenged.
13. (2017全国II)This included digging up the rad, (lay) the track and then building a strng rf ver the tp.
2025最新模拟题组
14．The match was canceled because mst f the members bjected t (have) a match withut a standard curt.
15．Yu can’t imagine the great difficulty I had (balance) my schlwrk and leisure time.
16．This included digging up the rad, (lay) the track and then building a strng rf ver the tp. When all thse had been dne, the rad surface was replaced.
17．If yu are a student, d devte yurself t (digest) yur teachers’ instructin until yu fully understand it.
18． (laugh) at in public is what yu will never want t happen t yu.
19．Students deserve (praise) fr their effrts t get imprved.
20．I dn’t appreciate (treat) like a secnd-class citizen.
21．He invested a lt f time and effrt in (try) t imprve his listening cmprehensin.
22．Dr. Lin Qiazhi shwed great kindness by (admit) many pr patients fr free in her hspital.
23．The accident serves as a warning t all wilderness lvers abut the ptential dangers that can lead t (bite) by pisnus insects in the wild.
24．Yu shuld pstpne (make) a decisin until yu have mre infrmatin.
25． (admit) t the tp university brught him a great sense f achievement.
26．T take life easy desn’t mean (d) nthing at all, but grasping every pprtunity t d gd deeds.
27． (frm) gd bedtime habits will surely d yu mre gd than taking sleeping pills.
28．He has admitted (cheat) in the examinatins after all, s yu had better give him a chance.
29． (walk) des need a bit f practice nw that gravity has changed.
30．Tu Yuyu and her team members even insisted n (test) the medicine n themselves t make sure that it was safe.
31．When it cmes t (educate) children, the Chinese parents think little f mney.
32．At last I ended up (hit) the set with my fist, and it stpped wrking altgether.
33．Yu can’t imagine the difficulty we had (walk) thrugh the heavy rain.
34．The girl pushed the stne with all her might. After a great deal f effrt, she finally succeeded in (mve) it t the side f the street.
35．These annuncements, as symbls f lve and individuality, remind us that sme traditins are wrth (preserve).
36．Sme ppular stars wear masks in public t escape (recgnize) by fans,which allws them t enjy their private lives mre freely.
37． (addict) t scial media can affect teenagers’ mental health because they may cmpare themselves with thers and feel anxius.
38．T live a healthy life, we’d better avid (eat) junk fd and sugary drinks.
39．She dreams f (invent) a device that can clean the air.
40．T their surprise, Mike advised his father t quit (smke).
41．There’s n sense (argue) with such a stubbrn persn.
42．Many ld men are ppsed t (cut) dwn the 100­-year­-ld tree fr rebuilding a shpping center.
43．My sister had t cntinue her hmewrk after (cmplain) t my parents abut the nisy neighbrhd.
44． (chse) as the leader f the schl’s rbtics team mtivated him t wrk harder.
45．The newly-invented medicine will play a significant rle in (cure) the rare disease.
46．I didn’t mind (get) up early in the mrning fr exercise.
47．With limited resurces, the small museum had truble (cnserve) its precius histrical paintings.
48．In rder t escape (catch), the man sught t hide himself amng the trees.
49．The factry keeps (release) a lt f smke, making the air dirty, which aruses ppsitin amng nearby citizens.
50． (examine) twice a year, whether it is a car r a bus r a truck, is the rule that every driver must bey.
51．It is n use (cmplain) the bad weather, s we had better figure ut a gd idea t get there n time.
52．They are addicted t (play) the technlgical prducts, ignring things arund them.
53． (equip) with strng cmmunicatin skills is essential fr a successful career in sales.
54．He spends every minute he can (practise) his spken English.
55．As sn as he gt ut f the car, he went straight int the hall withut (greet) anyne.
56．Our schl had t pstpne (hld) the sprts meeting due t the heavy rain.
57．In spite f (reject) many times, she didn’t lse faith and finally made it.
58．Can yu imagine the shy and silent girl (award) the first prize in the schl speech cmpetitin?
59．The cntinuus nise frm the factry kept (upset) the lcal peple, making it hard fr them t sleep.
60．He was crssing the street when a man was driving fast twards him and he narrwly escaped (knck) dwn.
61．Because f the bst in advertising, peple are used t (see) a high standard f visual design.
62．Having dne sme wrthwhile things during the summer vacatin, she is wrthy f (praise).
63．When it cmes t (rate) restaurants, fd taste and service quality are tp cnsideratins.
64．After (emply) by the cmpany, he quickly adapted t the new envirnment and cntributed innvative ideas t the team.
65．We devted a lt f time t (persuade) the stubbrn ld man t change his mind.
66．Hearing the bad news that their sn died in the earthquake, the cuple burst ut (cry).
67．After he cnsidered the prblem mre carefully, he regretted (make) such a hasty decisin.
68．The visitrs are reminded that the museum desn’t permit (smke).
69．If yu g t Beijing, I recmmend (visit) the Summer Palace first.
70．Jack fund a jb as a high schl teacher which invlves (spend) quite a lt f time with students.
71．Over the past year, the lcal gvernment was devted t (prevent) the virus frm spreading.
72．It’s n use (cmplain) withut taking any actin as we all knw actins speak luder than wrds.
73．Frm seeing the wildlife t (witness) sunrises, the whle experience was amazing.
74．I strngly recmmended him (take) a bus while she recmmended (cycle).
75．Withut ur phnes, we had a prper cnversatin fr ver tw hurs, withut (distract) by messages frm ther peple.
76．Wrld Ocean Day, falling n June 8th, is aimed at (raise) awareness f cean cnservatin.
77．Let’s pstpne (make) a decisin until we have mre infrmatin.
78．After (bite) by the snake in the bush, Susan was sent t the hspital by her friends immediately.
79．He set abut (paint) the whle huse but finished nly the frnt.
80．After (graduate) frm MIT, Charlie decided t cntinue his studies in China because f his interest in Chinese philsphy.
2025最新语法填空
（24-25高二下•河北邯郸•期末）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。
Beijing Library wn the 2024 IFLA Public Library f the Year Award n Octber 7. This marks the first time that China has wn the wrld’s highest hnr fr public libraries.
Funded in 1927, IFLA stands as the mst 81 (influence) internatinal prfessinal rganizatin in the library field. The jury (评审委员会) was 82 (particular) impressed by the architectural design f Beijing Library. 83 (recgnize) as the wrld’s largest single-building reading space, it cnnects bks, peple and nature innvatively. The library is ec-friendly, as it reduces the building’s carbn ftprint 84 the greatest extent thrugh technlgical means.
Perhaps the mst bvius feature f the design is its unique 85 (arrange) f clumns that lk like trees, supprting a glass curtain wall exterir (外部). Inside, the space is designed t make readers feel like 86 (sit) under a tree.
In terms f technlgy, the design f Beijing Library has achieved China’s Green Building Evaluatin Label Three Star rating, 87 is ne f the highest standards fr green buildings in China.
Chairman Jakarta Guillis Larkes said, “Beijing Library stands ut as a lively and welcming place fr bks and it has s many things 88 (ffer), as well as impressive sustainable slutins within the building. It is really 89 example f a library fr the future.”
S far, Beijing Library 90 (receive) significant praise frm readers and recrded ver 3.25 millin visits.
（24-25高二下•福建莆田•期末）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。​
The traditin f strytelling is as ld as humanity itself. Fr centuries, peple have gathered arund fires, in marketplaces, and in hmes t share tales that 91 (teach) lessns, preserve histry, and spark imaginatin.​
In many cultures, strytellers were highly respected members f sciety. They 92 (memrize) hundreds f stries and culd recite them with perfect detail. These stries ften 93 (feature) heres wh vercame great challenges, teaching listeners abut curage and wisdm.​
Tday, strytelling has evlved with technlgy. We watch mvies, read nvels, and listen t pdcasts, but the cre purpse remains the same: 94 (cnnect) with thers thrugh narrative. Studies shw that stries have a unique pwer t 95 (influence) human behavir. When we hear a cmpelling stry, ur brains release xytcin, a chemical 96 prmtes empathy and trust.​
This is why businesses nw use strytelling in marketing. Instead f simply listing prduct features, they share stries abut hw their prducts 97 (change) peple’s lives. Nnprfit rganizatins als use stries t inspire dnatins and supprt fr their causes.​
98 (tell) a gd stry requires practice. It needs a clear structure: a beginning that grabs attentin, a middle that builds tensin, and an ending that leaves a lasting impressin. The best stries are thse that feel authentic — they dn’t need t be dramatic, but they shuld feel 99 (true) t life.​
As we mve further int the digital age, strytelling will cntinue t adapt. Virtual reality may sn allw us t step inside stries, experiencing them in entirely new ways. But n matter hw the medium changes, the human need fr stries will 100 (remain) cnstant. After all, we are all strytellers — and we are all part f the stries being tld.