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第三单元测评第一部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。A(2022·山东济南高一期末)Heroestendtocomefromyoungsters.Here
arefouroftheyoungestOlympicchampionsintheworldsofar.FuMingxia—13yearsand345daysChinesefemalediverFuMingxiawonagoldmedalatt
he1992OlympicGamesinBarcelona,Spain,whenshewasjust13yearsand345daysold.Shedominatedthesportthroughoutthe1990swithherperformanceofextremelydiff
icultdives.HerlastOlympicgoldmedalcameduringthe2000SydneyOlympicsinAustralia.NishiyaMomiji13yearsand330daysThejust-finishedTokyoOlym
picssawafewrecord-breakingfeatsintheskateboardingevent.Japan’sNishiyaMomijibecamethefirsteverwomen’sOlympicskate
boardingchampion.Theathleteismerely13yearsand330daysold,whichmakesheroneoftheyoungestindividualgoldmedalwinnersinthehistoryof
theOlympics.KlausZerta13yearsand283daysKlausZertawasonly13yearsand283daysoldwhenhewonagoldmedalinthecoxedpairs
(双人舵手)eventatthe1960OlympicsinRome,Italy.Moreover,heistheyoungestmaleathletetowinagoldmedalinthehistoryoftheSu
mmerOlympics.MarjorieGestring—13yearsand268daysMarjorieGestringofAmericaistheyoungestindividualOlympicgoldmedalist.Shewasonly
13yearsand268daysoldwhenshewonthegoldmedalatthe1936BerlinOlympicGames.Shewouldhavewonmoregoldmedalsifnotforthe1940’sWorldWarⅡ.1.WheredidFu
Mingxiagetherfinalchampionship?A.InSpain.B.InAustralia.C.InJapan.D.InGermany.2.WhatisspecialaboutNishiyaMom
iji?A.Shewonherfirstgoldmedalinhercountry.B.Shebrokeafewskatingrecords.C.Shewentthroughahardtime.D.Shewon4goldm
edals.3.Whichathleteistheyoungestwhenfirstwinningchampionship?A.FuMingxia.B.NishiyaMomiji.C.KlausZerta.D.Marjor
ieGestring.B(2022·山东泰安高一期末)Peoplehavealwaysbeenattractedtorock-climbingandplentyofaccidentshaveresultedfromthishobby.Seventeen-year-oldWendy
Sherlockhasfallenthreetimeswithoutanyinjurywhilerock-climbing,butafterherlatestaccidentlastSaturday,sheisluckyt
obealive.Wendyhasbeeninhospitalfortwodaysafteraneight-metrefallfromarockycliffintheSandersonNationalPark.Shedoesn’tremembermuc
habouttheaccident,andit’snotsurprisingconsideringherinjuries.“I’vegotquiteabadheadinjury—that’stheworstthing.”Wendyexplained.“ButI’vealsobrok
enmyarmandacoupleofmyribs(肋骨)andthere’saproblemwithmyleftshoulder.”Shedoesn’tknowhowlongshewillhavetostayinhospital,asthedo
ctorshaven’ttoldheryet.However,sheisrealisticaboutherrecovery.“I’llbeinhereforawhile,andIneedtimetorecoverbecauseI
hitmyheadwhenIfellontheground.That’swhyIcan’trememberanythingabouttheaccident.”Wendy’sdoctorsarecertainthatthere’sno
long-lastingdamage,butthey’veadvisedhertogiveupherdangeroussport.However,Wendyisundeterred.“SinceIwasa
child,I’vealwayslovedclimbingandIdecidedtocontinuedoingit,”shesaid.“Ithinkthisaccidentissimplyaremindertotakealittlemorecare.I’vestartedtofeelbettera
lready,andIcan’twaittostartclimbingagain.”4.Whatcanweknowfromthefirstparagraph?A.Wendyisexperiencedinmountainclimbing.B.We
ndyneverhadaccidentswhilerock-climbing.C.Wendygotseriouslyinjuredwhilerock-climbing.D.NodifficultycanstopWendyfromrock-climbing.5.Whycan’tW
endyremembermuchabouttheaccident?A.Shehasfallenthreetimes.B.Shehasabadheadinjury.C.Shehastostayinhospitalfor
alongtime.D.Shecan’twaittostartrock-climbingagain.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“undeterred”meaninthelastpar
agraph?A.Notconfused.B.Notdetermined.C.Notsatisfied.D.Notdiscouraged.7.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitle?A.CoolSports.B.ALessonforWendy.C.Sport
sandFitness.D.AClimbingAccident.C(2021·山东济南高一期末)Mostpeoplewouldshakeattheideaofgettingcaughtupina73.5-footwave.ButforBraziliansurferMaya,itp
resentedtheperfectopportunitytobreakherformerworldrecord.Theathleteskillfullymanagedthemonsterearlierthisyear,atthefirstWorldSurfLeague(WSL)Naz
aréTowSurfingChallengeinPraiadoNorte,Portugal,whichwasthesamesitewheresheestablishedher2018worldrecordbyridinga68-f
ootwave.“AlthoughIsayI’mnotacompetitiveperson,IwasveryexcitedandbraverthanIusuallyamonthisday,”saidMaya.WhenIletgooftherope,Ihadafeelingthatthis
wasprobablythebiggestwaveI’deverridden.ItturnedoutthatMaya’s73.5-footmonsterwastwofeethigherthanthatofhercompe
titor’swave,earningherWSL’s2020women’sXXLBiggestWaveAward.Itwasalso3.5feethigherthanthe70-footwaveriddenbythe2020men’sXXLBiggestWaveAwardwinnerKai
Lenny!The33-yearoldbelievesherachievementmaybeaturningpointintheunderstandingoftheabilityofwomensurfers.“Oursportisverymale-dominated,wit
htheperformancesonthemalesideoftenmuchstrongerthanoursasfemales,”shetoldTheAtlantic.SoMaya’ssuccessopenstheideathatthereareotherpossibilities.
ThoughMayaseemedtoeffortlesslyrideoverthemonstersurf,ithasnotallbeensmoothsailing.Herfirstattemptatpursuingtheworld’sbigge
stwavesin2013couldhaveendedthecareerofsomeonewithlessdetermination.Thesurfersufferedadeadlywipeoutthatbrokeherankleandalmost
killedher.However,theminordifficultydidnotremoveherlovefortheextremesportandherdesiretobeoneoftheworld’sgreatestsurfers!8.W
hydidMayacompeteinthefirstWSLNazaréTowSurfingChallenge?A.Sheintendedtochallengeherself.B.Shehadaburni
ngdesiretowin.C.ShewaseagertorevisitPraiadoNorte,Portugal.D.Sheaimedtoproveherselfbraverthanmostpeople.
9.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph2?A.MayawasrathernervousduringtheChallenge.B.Mayasurfedthebiggest,tallestwaveoftheyear.C.MayacompletedtheCh
allengewiththehelpofarope.D.MayawasquitesureofhernewrecordduringtheChallenge.10.What’sthesignificanceofMaya’ssucc
ess?A.Itmadeherthegreatestfemalesurferintheworld.B.Itbroughtherfameandfortuneshehaddreamedof.C.Itcomplet
elybrokethemale-dominatedsituationinsurfing.D.Itshowedwomensurferscandoaswellasmen,orevenbetter.11.Whichofthefollowingbestd
escribesMaya?A.Caring.B.Creative.C.Determined.D.Intelligent.D(2021·河北张家口高一期末)Watchingayoung,21-year-oldJordanSpiethwi
ntheUSMasterstoday,Icouldnothelpbutthinkofthegreatqualitieshedisplayedtowinthemostfamousgolfeventonthecalendaragains
tthegreatestplayersintheworld.JordanSpiethhaslearnedtokeephimselfincheck.Thereisagreatproverb:Afoolsharesallhisorherfeelingswhi
leawisemankeepsthemincheck.AsIwatchedSpiethplaying,Inoticedaconstantcalmaroundhim.Whetherhehittheshothewantedornot,hewasthesameandkepthis
emotionssteadyandstrong.Heneverblamedthecrowd,clubsorwind.Heknowswhichclubheisgoingtodrivewithoneveryhole;heknowswhichsideofthefairway(高尔夫球道)tolan
dandexactlywherehewantstobestandingoneverygreenwhenheisputting;hehasplayeditthroughhismindsformonths.Heisthepersonwhomakesthingshappenbyplan
ninginadvance.Winningisnotafluke(侥幸击中);it’saby-productofmonthsandyearsofplanning.Nothinghappensbychan
ce.Ifthereisaneventthateverygolferdreamsofwinning,it’stheUSMasters.So,howwouldSpiethhavefeltin2014gettingsoclosetowinningbutcomingsecon
d?Asgoodassecondwas,heonlywantedtobefirst.ThedifferencebetweengreatshotsandpoorshotsattheMastersisonlyinches.Inthat2014finalround,Spiethwassta
ndingonthe8thholewitha2-shotlead,butthroughanumberofsmallmisseshelostitandneverrecoveredit.However,heneverstopslearning.Asagreatpe
rsononcesaid,“Whileyou’regreen,you’regrowing;whenyou’rebrown,you’redying.”Hestaysgreen.Heisalwaysreading,learning,
andheunderstandsthatthegreatestteacherofallisfailure.12.WhichdescriptionissuitableforJordanSpieth?A.Hel
ikestosharehisfeelings.B.Hecancontrolhimselfproperly.C.Heisamanofgreatknowledge.D.Heusuallyusessayingswh
enspeaking.13.WhatdoesthethirdparagraphwanttotellaboutJordanSpieth?A.Healwayshasagameplanandstickstoit.B.Heneverdoesanythinguntilit
reallyhappens.C.Heusuallydecidesonaclubtojoininadvance.D.Hecan’tbearlosingthechanceofwinningagame.14.Ho
wdidJordanSpiethfeelinthe2014Masters?A.Doubtful.B.Satisfied.C.Curious.D.Inspired.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.FeelingsoflosingtheUS
Masters.B.SportsqualitiesofJordanSpieth.C.Basicskillsofwinningagolfgame.D.Golfers’dreamsofjoiningtheMasters.第二节(共5
小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。(2021·山东济宁高一期末)MostpeoplethinkChinesemartialartsareallaboutkicking,punc
hingandfighting.16Itisslow,calmandpeaceful.Taichidatesbacktothemid-17thcenturyinWenxiancountyinHenanProvince.UNESCOrece
ntlyaddedittoitsintangibleCulturalHeritageList.Althoughtaichiisanancientmartialart,itisstillquitepopulartoday.17Peopledotaichiasawaytostayfit
.Unlikeotherexercises,itis“soft”—themusclesarenottensed,thejointsarenotfullybent,andyoudon’tneedtostretchyourbodytoomuch.18Yo
ucanpracticeitalmostanytimeandanywherewithoutequipment.Itisbelievedthatpracticingtaichicanhelpushavebettercontrolofour
bodiessothatwecanstand,walkandrunbetter.19Youcancontrolthembetter.Slowmovementsalsoallowyoutotakedeep,longbreaths.Thisisgoodforyourbodies.
Buttaichi’sbenefitsgobeyondthephysical.20Taichihastaughtthemthevalueoflivingmoreslowly.JustasaPeruvianwomanwhohaspracticedtaichifo
rmorethan10yearssays,“Practicingtaichiislikespeakingwithmysoul.”A.Thismeansmanycandoit.B.Buttaichiistheotherwayaround.C.It’sapractic
alwayforonetofurtherbalance.D.Youneedtokeepahealthybalanceinallthings.E.Ithasover100millionfansinmoret
han150countries.F.Forsomepeople,it’snotonlyasport,butalsoawayoflife.G.Duringslowmovements,youcanconcentrateonyourhandsandfeet.第二部分语言运用(共两节,满分30
分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(2021·山东济宁高一期末)Whenmyfirstbookwaspublished,Icouldn’twai
ttomakeittoreaders.Thebooksigningwas21inabeautifulbookstore.Ihadimaginedhundredsofcustomerswould22formetosigncopiesforth
em.23,itdidn’tquitehappenlikethat.Despitethenicesignoutside,notasingle24entered.Aseachminutepassed,Iwas25anxious.Forthepastfouryears,Ihadlivedonas
trict26.Iwokeupat5:30a.m.everydayandhadtwohoursofwritingbeforework.Ioftenprayedmyreaderswouldfinallybe27.Now,sittinghere
alone,I28ifmyentirelifewasjustabigjoke.Justbeforethestore’sclosing,29,Ibegantogetmyselfreadytoleave.JustwhenIcouldn’tfeelany30,amiddle-agedcou
plewalkedin.Imanagedto31mybademotionsandintroducedmyselfandmybook.Whilelistening,theynoddedin32fromtimetotim
e.Thenthewifetoldme,“We’lltakethebook.”Myheartbeatfastwith33.“Welostoursonfivemonthsago,”shesaidwithwateryeyes.“Maybeyourbo
okwillhelpus34it.”Twoweekslater,Ireceivedathank-youletterfromthecouple.Myprayerofaskingforthewordstotouchjust
oneperson’slifewas35.Thankstothem,Ikeptmovingaheadtowriting.21.A.finishedB.registeredC.arrangedD.requested22.A.lineupB.packupC.makeoutD.wor
kup23.A.BesidesB.ThereforeC.HoweverD.Anyway24.A.assistantB.customerC.studentD.reporter25.A.immediatelyB.surprisinglyC.formallyD.increasing
ly26.A.scheduleB.holidayC.journeyD.diet27.A.challengedB.worriedC.annoyedD.touched28.A.believedB.wonderedC
.forgotD.admitted29.A.delightedB.frightenedC.discouragedD.amazed30.A.betterB.worseC.easierD.wiser31.A.cheatB.ex
pressC.hideD.lose32.A.agreementB.exchangeC.shockD.demand33.A.sadnessB.fearC.angerD.excitement34.A.gothroughB.getoverC.lookinto
D.focuson35.A.answeredB.ruinedC.repeatedD.delivered第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)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。(2021·山东青岛高一期末)Gamesdon’tcomewithbuilt-inrulebooksanduniforms.Theydevelopovertimefrom36.(activity)thatpeopleplayf
orfun.Forexample,basketball37.(invent)tohelpAmericanfootballplayershavefunandstayinshapeinthecoldwintermonths.Hereisthestory.JamesNaismithha
daproblem.ItwascoldandsnowyoutsidetheYoungMen’sChristianAssociation(YMCA),intheUSA,38.heworked.Athletesonthefootballteamweresittingaroundgettin
g39.(bore)andoutofshape.Naismithwasaskedtothinkupanindoorgame40.(get)theminshape.WhatwouldNaismithdo?Hewenttothestorer
oom41.broughtupasoccerball.Thenheaskedthedoormantofindtwoboxestofixonthewallsatoppositeendsof42.(they)smallgym.The
doorman43.(can)notfindanyboxes,sohebroughttwooldpeachbaskets.Theyworkedjustfine.Thefirsttwopointsinthefirstbasketballgameeverwerescoredby44
.overweightfootballplayer.Hereceivedabouncepass(反弹传球)45.(perfect)fromafriendanddidajumpshotwithasoccerballintoapeachbasket.第三部分写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)(2022·辽宁营口高一期末)你校校报正面向全体学生征集运动故事。请你以自身的运动经历为题,写一篇短文投稿。内容包括:1.怎样接触到这项运动的;2.运动带来的益处;3.未来的规划。注意:1.词数80左右;2.可以适
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___________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写
两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。(2022·山东济宁高一期末)SavingtheGalaxyIpressedmyfacetotheschoolbuswindowaswepassedthebigmoviescreen.GalaxyDriv
e-In(银河汽车影院)onesignsaid.CLOSEDsaidanother.IgotoffthebusatmystopandwavedtoMom.Iaskedheraboutthatdrive-indownthes
treetaswewalkedintothehouse.Momtoldmethatithadclosedacoupleyearsbefore.Butthatnight,Iheardmusiccomingthroughmywin
dow.WhenIlookedout,Icouldseelightsflashingonthedrive-in’sscreen.Thethoughtoffearcrossedmymind.Thenex
tday,afterbreakfastMomandIwalkedovertocheckthingsout.Theplacewaslikeabigparkinglotwithweedscomingoutthroughcracks.Wewereloo
kingatanoldmovieposterwhenanoldmangotoutofacar.HeintroducedhimselfasNick.“Whenmydadopenedthisplacein1957,we’dget300carsonagoodnight,butnowI
havetocloseitbecauseIcan’taffordadigitalprojector(放映机),whichisveryexpensive.”Nickexplainedthatallmoviecompaniesjustp
rovidedigitalmoviesinsteadoffilm(胶片)movies.ThenNickallowedustolookaroundandinvitedustocomebybeforedusk.Thatnight,Nickmadeanol
dmoviecometolife.AsIsatnexttoMom,Ikeptthinkingabouttheexcitementofseeingthatbigscreenlightup.Nickhadlooke
dsohappytalkingabouttheolddays.Ifonlyhecouldgetthatprojector.注意:续写词数应为150左右。Itwasthenthatabigideacametome.___________________________________
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语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。自古英雄出少年,本文介绍了迄今为止世界上最年轻的四位奥运冠军。1.B细节理解题。根据第二段最后一句“HerlastOlympicgoldmedalcameduringthe2000SydneyOlympicsinAustralia.
”可知,伏明霞的最后一枚奥运奖牌是在澳大利亚悉尼奥运会上获得的。2.A细节理解题。根据第三段中“Thejust-finished...Japan’sNishiyaMomijibecamethefirsteverwomen’sOlympicskateboardingcham
pion.”可知,NishiyaMomiji在自己的国家赢得了第一枚金牌。3.D细节理解题。四位奥运冠军中,MarjorieGestring的年龄最小,在她只有13岁又268天时,她获得了1936年柏林奥运会的冠军。【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲述了温迪在攀岩
时受伤,医生建议她放弃攀岩,但是温迪认为事故只是为了提醒大家小心,她决定继续攀岩。4.C推理判断题。根据第一段中“butafterherlatestaccidentlastSaturday,sheisluckytobealive.”可知,温迪在攀岩时受了重伤。
5.B细节理解题。根据第三段中“I’llbeinhereforawhile,andIneedtimetorecoverbecauseIhitmyheadwhenIfellontheground.That
’swhyIcan’trememberanythingabouttheaccident.”可知,温迪不记得事故是因为她的头部受伤了。6.D词义猜测题。根据最后一段中“butthey’veadvisedhertogiveupherdangeroussport.”以及“I’vestartedtofee
lbetteralready,andIcan’twaittostartclimbingagain.”可知,听到医生的建议之后,温迪仍然选择继续攀岩。由此猜测,画线单词表示“没有被阻止”,与notdiscouraged
同义。7.B主旨大意题。通读全文,尤其是最后一段中“Ithinkthisaccidentissimplyaremindertotakealittlemorecare.I’vestartedtofeelbetteralready,andIcan’twaittostartclimbingagain.
”可知,文章主要描述了攀岩运动爱好者温迪在攀岩中受重伤,但是她认为事故只是给自己的一个教训,最终还是决定继续攀岩,所以“给温迪的教训”可以作为文章标题。【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章通过巴西冲浪者Maya挑战年度最大、最高的海浪表明,女性冲浪者可以做得和男性一样好,
甚至更好。8.A细节理解题。根据第一段中“ButforBraziliansurferMaya,itpresentedtheperfectopportunitytobreakherformerworldrecord.”可知,Maya参加首届比
赛是为了打破前世界纪录,打算挑战自己。9.B推理判断题。根据第二段中“ItturnedoutthatMaya’s73.5-footmonsterwastwofeethigherthanthatofhercompetitor’
swave...Itwasalso3.5feethigherthanthe70-footwaveridden...”可知,Maya冲浪了年度最大、最高的海浪。10.D细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中“Oursportisverymale-dominated,w
iththeperformancesonthemalesideoftenmuchstrongerthanoursasfemales”和“SoMaya’ssuccessopenstheideathatthereareotherpossib
ilities.”可知,Maya的成功意义在于它表明女性冲浪者可以做得和男性一样好,甚至更好。11.C推理判断题。最后一段中提到“她摔断了脚踝,差点丧命。然而,这个小困难并没有打消她对极限运动的热爱,也没有打消她成为
世界上最伟大的冲浪者之一的愿望!”。由此可知,Maya是个有决心的人。【语篇解读】本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。文章讲述JordanSpieth赢了theUSMasters比赛,介绍了JordanSpieth的运动品质。12.B推理判断题。根据第二段中“JordanSpiethhaslearnedt
okeephimselfincheck.”以及“hewasthesameandkepthisemotionssteadyandstrong”可知,JordanSpieth是一个能够很好地控制自己情绪的人。13.
A推理判断题。根据第三段中“Heknowswhichclubheisgoingtodrivewithoneveryhole”以及“hehasplayeditthroughhismindsformonths.Heisthepersonwhomakest
hingshappenbyplanninginadvance.”可知,本段通过举例,说明了JordanSpieth是一个有计划并且为之坚持到底的人。14.D推理判断题。通过文章最后一段中“However,heneverstopslearning.”
以及“Heisalwaysreading,learning,andheunderstandsthatthegreatestteacherofallisfailure.”可知,打完2014年的比赛后,JordanSpieth受到了鼓舞。15.B主旨大
意题。通读全文,再根据文章第一段中“Icouldnothelpbutthinkofthegreatqualitieshedisplayedtowinthemostfamousgolfeventonthe
calendaragainstthegreatestplayersintheworld.”可知,本文讲述的是JordanSpieth的运动品质。【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了太极拳对人们健康的好处。16.B上文“Mostpeop
lethinkChinesemartialartsareallaboutkicking,punchingandfighting.”说明大多数人对中国武术有刻板印象,认为中国武术就是拳打脚踢。下文“Itisslow,calmandpeaceful.
”说明设空处与上文应是形成转折关系。B项“Buttaichiistheotherwayaround.”与上文及下文一致。17.E上文提到“太极拳起源于17世纪中叶的河南省温县。联合国教科文组织最近将其列入非物质文化遗产名录。虽然太极是一种古老的武术,但
它至今仍很受欢迎”。设空处位于段尾,有总结上文的作用。E项中的“over100millionfans”说明了太极拳受欢迎的程度。18.A设空处位于段首,具有统领下文的作用,下文是对设空处的解释说明。A项中的“manycandoit”与下文
一致,A项“这意味着很多人都能做到”切题。19.G根据“Youcancontrolthembetter.Slowmovementsalsoallowyoutotakedeep,longbreaths.Thisisgoodforyourbodies.”可知,太极拳
缓慢的动作对身体有好处。G项中的“slowmovements”“yourhandsandfeet”与下文一致。20.F根据上文“Buttaichi’sbenefitsgobeyondthephysical.”以及下文“Taichihastaughtthemthevalue
oflivingmoreslowly...‘Practicingtaichiislikespeakingwithmysoul.’”可知,设空处承上启下,下文是对设空处的举例。F项中的“it’snotonlyaspor
t,butalsoawayoflife”与上文及下文一致。【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。本文作者叙述了自己的新书签售会上,等了很久都没有读者前来,作者非常灰心。直到书店即将关门,自己打算回家的时候,一对夫妇的到来令作者非常激动。这件事,激励着作者把写作进行下去。21.C句意:签售
会被安排在一家漂亮的书店里。根据“Thebooksigning”可知,这是一场签名售书活动,活动被安排(arranged)在书店里。22.A句意:我原以为会有成百上千的顾客排队让我为他们签名。根据“h
undredsofcustomers”可知,作者原以为会有成百上千的顾客排队(lineup)。23.C句意:然而,事情并不是这样发生的。根据“itdidn’tquitehappenlikethat”可知,此处句意发生了转折,然而(However)并没有顾客排队买书。24.B句意:尽
管外面的牌子很漂亮,但没有一个顾客进来。根据“Thebooksigningwasinabeautifulbookstore.”可知,这是一场在书店的签名售书活动,此处指的是没有买书的顾客(customer)。25.D句意:随着每一分钟过去,我就越来越焦虑。根据下文“Justbefor
ethestore’sclosing,,Ibegantogetmyselfreadytoleave.”可知,作者越来越(increasingly)焦虑,到最后失望地想离开书店了。26.A句意:在过去的四年里,我的生活
日程安排得很紧。根据“Iwokeupat5:30a.m.everydayandhadtwohoursofwritingbeforework.”可知,作者每天起床很早,在上班之前两小时写作,日常工作安排(schedule)非常紧张。27.
D句意:我经常祈祷我的读者最终会被感动。上文提到,作者每天起床很早,在上班之前两小时写作。此处指作者这么辛苦,祈祷自己的努力能感动(touched)读者。28.B句意:现在,我一个人坐在这里,想知道我的整个人生是否只是一个大笑话。根据“Despitethenicesignoutside,no
tasingleentered.Aseachminutepassed,Iwasanxious.”可知,作者满怀希望能够有人买他的书,但是,签名售书活动非常失败,没有顾客来买书。因此,作者想知道(wondered)为什么这么失败,似乎自己的人生是个笑话。29.C句意:
就在商店关门前,我气馁了,开始准备离开。上文提到,没有一个顾客来买书,因此作者渐渐气馁(discouraged)了。30.B句意:就在我感觉到不能更糟的时候,一对中年夫妇走了进来。上文提到,作者最后气馁,都准备离开了。因此,作者感觉没有比这更糟糕(worse)了。31.C
句意:我设法掩饰我的坏情绪,介绍了我自己和我的书。根据“...introducedmyselfandmybook.Whilelistening,theynoddedinfromtimetotime”可知,作者向这对夫妇介绍自己的书并得到了他们的认可。由此可知,
作者掩饰起(hide)之前的糟糕情绪。32.A句意:他们边听边不时点头表示同意。根据“Whilelistening,theynodded”可知,这对夫妇非常赞同(agreement)。33.D句意:我激动得心跳加速。根据上文的“W
e’lltakethebook.”和“Myheartbeatfast”及签售会没有读者前来买书可知,这对夫妇要买作者的书令作者很激动(excitement)。34.B句意:也许你的书能帮助我们克服它。根据“Welostoursonf
ivemonthsago”可知,这对夫妇希望通过读作者的书,克服(getover)失去儿子的痛苦。35.A句意:我希望自己的文字能打动一个人的祈求得到了回应。根据“Myprayerofaskingfor...”可知,此处指终于有人买作者的书,他的愿望得以实现,与“askingfor”相呼应
,是对祈求的回应(answered)。【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了JamesNaismith是怎样发明篮球的。36.activities考查名词单复数。activity是可数名词,此处指的是“人们为了好玩进行的很多活动
”,所以用复数。37.wasinvented考查时态和语态。此空是动词作谓语,basketball和invent之间是被动关系。根据句意,篮球被发明是过去的事,要用一般过去时态,且主语是单数,故填wa
sinvented。38.where考查定语从句。此空引导定语从句,关系词在从句中作地点状语,所以用关系副词where引导该从句。39.bored考查形容词。此处get是系动词,其后常加形容词作表语,且此空表示人是“无聊的”,故填bored。
40.toget考查非谓语动词。分析句子结构可知,此句已有谓语动词,所以此处用非谓语动词,且此空表示目的,故填toget。41.and考查连词。此空用连词连接两个谓语动词,两个动词之间是先后关系,故填and。42.their考查代词。此空
限定名词gym,应该用形容词性物主代词,故填their。43.could考查时态。此处can表示“能够”,根据语境,描述的是过去的事,应该用一般过去时态,故填could。44.an考查冠词。此处泛指“
一位足球运动员”,要用不定冠词,且overweight以元音音素开头,故填an。45.perfectly考查副词。此处副词修饰动词received,故填perfectly。写作第一节MySportsStoryI’veb
eenasportsnutsincechildhood.That’swhywhenmyPEteacherpresentedmewiththeideaofjoiningtheswimmingteamIdecidedtogiveitashot.Atfirst,Ionlyregar
deditasahobbytoenhancemyphysicalfitness.ButsoonIfoundIbecameincreasinglyfascinatedbyitandpersistedwithpracticeonadailybasis.Iev
enwonthethirdplaceinacompetition,whichprovedthathardworkpaysoff.Iwillkeeponswimming,perhapsfortherestofmylife.Andmyultimateg
oalistobeaswimmingcoachandhelpmorepeoplebenefitfromit.第二节Itwasthenthatabigideacametome.Whataboutcrowdfundingonline?Iputapostwithout
anydelay.Inthepost,ItalkedaboutNick’sdreamandhispresentfinancialdifficulty,especiallytheexcitementandsweetmemoriesthatthedrive-i
noncebrought.Gradually,thepostwasfollowedbyanincreasingnumberofpeople.Theydonatedgenerouslyandinlessthanaweekenoughmone
ywasraised.