A【2018-2019学年河南省林州一中分校（林虑中学）高二10月月考】Starting around 4, 000 B.C., traditional Chinese painting has developed continuously over a period of more than 6, 000 years. Its growth has certainly reflected the changes of time and social conditions.With Buddhism 1. (introduce) to China from India around the first century A.D., the art of painting religious murals (壁画) became important. By the 4th century, landscape painting(山水画) 2. (make) itself an independent form of expression. 3. , during the Song Dynasty（960-1127）, paintings of historical characters and stories of everyday life gained growing 4. (popular).Around the 9th century, flower-and-bird painting 5. (separate) from decorative art to form an independent style, 6. subjects included a rich variety of flowers, fruits, insects and fish. Many of the scholar painters working with ink and brush used a great economy of line. They produced painting of such things 7. plum blossoms (梅花), orchids(兰花)，bamboo, chrysanthemums(菊花), and pines etc., using their subject matter 8. (reflect) their own ideals and character.Modern paintings have often mixed several colors on one brush or mixed their colors with black inks. As a result, they have obtained more natural and richly varied colors. Such 9. (technique) have been widely adopted and 10. (far) developed in the contemporary period.B【安徽省A10联盟2018届高三11月联考】If youve never heard of an egg-laying mountain, you probably dont know about Chan Da Ya,11._ _ fantastic cliff (悬崖) that lays stone eggs every 30 years.Located in Chinas Guizhou Province, Chan Da Ya, 12. _ _ means “egg laying cliff”, has been puzzling geologists for decades. The cliff has a rough surface spotted with dozens of round and oval-shaped stones of various sizes. As the elements (自然环境) continue to eat away at the cliff, the harder “eggs” become even more exposed and 13._ (eventual) fall out.The egg-laying phenomenon of Chan Da Ya 14._ (consider) unique, so geologists who hope to come up with an 15._ (explain) have had to travel to the remote mountainous region 16._ (study) it first-hand.The local people have known about the egg-laying cliff for generations, and many of 17. _ (they) frequently visit it to touch the “god eggs” for good luck. In recent years, Chan Da Ya 18._ (become) so popular as a tourist destination that most of the eggs have been sold 19._ profit. There are only about 70 eggs in Gulu today, and any new ones ready to fall off from the cliff are often stolen by treasure hunters.20._ Chan Da Ya is the largest egg-laying cliff on Mount Gandeng, it is certainly not the only one.C【河南省安阳市2018届高三第一次模拟考试】Many pieces of beautiful pottery (陶器) were discovered in Luoyang, Henan Province, 21._ there were a few tombs of the Tang Dynasty, when a railway was in the process of being constructed in 1899. The pieces of pottery were either in yellow, green and white colors 22. _ in yellow, green and brown colors.Because they were found from tombs of the Tang Dynasty, they were called “Tang tri-colored glazed pottery”.The production of glassy pottery in China 23._ (date) back to ancient times. Colored glaze was usually not applied 24._ the head of a pottery figure. After the base was baked, a few touches of Chinese ink 25._ (paint) to represent the eyes, eyebrows and beard. The facial expression and inner world of a small statue were portrayed (刻画) most 26._ (vivid).There are a great 27._ (various) of Tang tri-colored glazed pottery pieces. With unique shapes, they had the rich flavor of life, 28._ _ (cover) almost every field of life related to the dead, from models of architecture to plates, bowls and from small statues of the heavenly kings with 29._ bad temper to those of beautiful noble ladies. They showed the 30._ (color) social life and the splendid culture of the Tang Dynasty.【2017-2018学年山东省桓台市第二中学期中考试】According to a Chinese saying, he who doesnt reach the Great Wall of China is never a great man.Growing up in Beijing I _31_ its historical sites and natural attractions perfectly well. However, Id _32_ climbed the Great Wall before. Until recently I, along with my friends, _33_ for the top. We soon discovered that the hike was much more _34_ than we had imagined. But we didnt _35_. It took us about two hours to finally _36_ where we had wanted to get to.As I _37_ at the top of the Great Wall, I looked back at the waves of _38_ walking to the top. At that moment, I saw an amazing _39_ that would forever change my opinion on humans limits. I saw young couples carrying their children, walking _40_ but surely towards the top. They would stop once in a while to take a _41_ under the hot sun.As I stood there, I began to _42_ words that can describe us humans. If one would like t