dogfooding高考英语一轮复习精选提分专练第四周星期六节假日及活动类

2021年1月26日发(作者：derailed)

节假日及活动类


单词识记：

holiday


leave



mark


prepare
national display festival gather
traditional wedding balloon celebration
firework preparation decoration feast
lantern costume eve legend
短语扫描：

day off
休息日；休假日

have fun with
玩得

exchange greetings
互致问候

make preparations for
为……做准备

go sightseeing
去观光

hold/have a celebration
举行庆祝活动

on vacation
在度假

the Spring Festival
春节

mark(...) with
用……标记

National Day
国庆节


[
跟踪训练
]
Ⅰ.
语境填词

you check your work e?mail while you’
re on (
假期
)?
you remember what happened on our (
婚礼
) day?
has it that the origin of the Dragon Boat (
节日
) is to recall the
soul of Qu Yuan.
’d put these flowers in her hair as
(decorate).
will read us a poem that (
赞美
) love.
Ⅱ.
单项填空


the
next
few
days
，
they
sent
out
invitations
and
prepared
desserts
their guests.






do you go when you want to learn something
？
School
？
A friend
？
A tutor
？
These are all places of learning.

al
ional
l
ng outside his trailer
，
I tried to my courage to face him one more
time.
then

t
bute
plane at 7
：
00 pm according to the will be just
an hour left before it .
leave
；
takes off

；
takes off
leaving
；
is taking off
leave
；
will take off
held a grand parade in Beijing to mark the defeat of Japan in World War
Ⅱ，
its military power on an unprecedented scale.
yed
display
ying
displayed

Ⅰ.
阅读理解

Qixi
Festival
，
the
Chinese
equivalent
of
Valentine’s
Day
that
fell
yesterday
，
was
not
only
a
disappointment
for
forgotten
lovers
，
but
also
for
businessmen left with empty pockets.
The
cold
reception
has
prompted
cultural
experts
to
seriously
worry
that
the lovers’ festival，
marked for generations since the Han Dynasty(206 BC
—
AD
0)
，
is dying have even called for legislation to make the festival a
legal
—Chinese Lovers’ Day，
which falls on the seventh day of the seventh month
of the lunar the effectiveness of such a measure is in doubt
，
although
efforts to preserve traditional festivals deserve highly praise.
A growing number of traditional Chinese festivals
，
such as the Dragon Boat
Festival and Mid?Autumn Festival，
share the same fate of the Qixi
people are showing less interest in traditional culture as symbolized by these


if all traditional festivals are finally made legal
，
the risk of
them being purely formalized celebrations with little meaning is not
the younger generation fails to identify with the cultural significance of these
holidays
，
there is little that can be done.
While plaining about traditional festivals’ fading appeal，decision?ma
kers
should reflect on cultural ably
，
our country has done a bad job
of preserving culture and traditional festivals
，
pared to neighbouring Japan and
the Republic of Korea(ROK).
The 2,500?year?old Dragon Boat Festival falls on the fifth day
of the fifth
lunar

traditional
customs
and
ceremonies
of
the
occasion
，
which
originated in China
，
have been better preserved in the ROK.
Only
a
few
years
ago
did
China
begin
to
realize
the
significance
of
preserving intangible(
无形的
) cultural heritage when the ROK planned to apply to
the United Nations Educational
，
Scientific and Cultural Organization to list its
version
of
the
Dragon
Boat
Festival
as
an
important
example
of
intangible
culture.
Concern
about
the
traditional
holidays
also
reminds
people
of
the
growing
influence
of
foreign
cultures
as
the
country
opens
wider
to
the
outside

traditional
festivals
being
less
important
and
imports
such
as
Christmas
and
Valentine’s
Day
gaining
widespread
popularity
，
the
public
including
cultural
professionals
have
tended
to
measure
traditional
Chinese
festivals in economic terms.
Business
rather
than
culture
has
begun
to
play
a
dominant

and
more people are preoccupied with how much money can be made during the holidays.
In fact
，
what makes traditional festivals unique and what keeps them alive
is their cultural all
，
it is unique culture that contributes to
the world’s diversity with globalization.

makes Chinese cultural experts worry that the lovers’ festival is dying
out?
disappointment for both businessmen and lovers.
cold reacting of the public to the Qixi Festival.
failure to make traditional Chinese festivals legal.
action to preserve culture and traditional festivals.
public look at the effectiveness of the legalization of the Qixi Festival