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题组练(二)Passage1(2022江西南昌三模)Everymonth,andsometimestwiceamonthifthereisaBlueMoon,afullmoongracesourskies.Febru
arytendstobethe1.(cold)monthintheUK,soitmaycomeasnosurprise2.thismonth’sfullmooniscalledtheSnowMoonbecauseoft
heheavysnowfallthattypicallyhappensduringthemonth.ThenamecomesfromtheOldFarmer’sAlmanac,whichisareferencebook3.(contain)weatherforecasts,p
lantingcharts,astronomicaldataandmore.TheearlyexplorerofNorthAmerica4.(write)thatitwouldbecalledtheSnowMoonbecause“moresnow5.(common)falls
duringthismonththananyotherinthewinter”.Historically,themoonswereused6.(track)theseasons,andthenamescamefromNa
tiveAmericansourcesthatwerepasseddownthroughgenerations.AccordingtoAlmanac,thereareseveralotheralternativenam
esforFebruary’smoonthathavehistoricalconnectionstoanimals.BaldEagleMoon,BearMoon,andevenRaccoonMoon7.(include).Somebeliefssaythatthemoonphase
isparalleltoyouremotions.Thismeans,whenthemoonis8.thetopofbrightness,itwillbringoutthedeepestfeelingsinyou.9.theworldoutsideiscol
d,youcanfeelthe10.(warm)withinbylightingyourinnerfire.Passage2(2022山东日照高三一模)Whydoducksswiminarow?Thisphenomenonissoco
mmon1.it’sbecomeanexpression.Butwhat’sthesciencebehindgettingyourducksinarow?Researchershavefoundtheanswer—ducklingssaveenergyby2.(surf)theirmom
’swaves.Ifyouhaveeverbeentoapond,you’velikelyseenagroupofducklingsswimmingbehindtheirparentsin3.neatline.Whyaretheyswimminginthatformation?
Well,4.turnsoutthatthere’sananswertothiscutespringphenomenon.Astudy5.(publish)earlierthisyearrevealst
hatducklingssaveenergybystayinginlinebehindtheirmother,wheretheycanridethewavescreatedinherwake.The6.(measure)ofducklingmetabolism(新陈代谢)showsthesefe
atheryfowlssaveenergybyswimmingbehindaleader.Navalarchitect,ZhimingYuan7.(create)computersimulationsofam
otherduck’swakethreemonthsago.Hefoundthatifaducklingiscruisinginjusttherightspots,itcangeta8.(help)assist.Wavedragresistsayoungduckling’spaddlin
g,wastingsomepreciousenergy.Toouramazement,aducklingswimmingbehindaleaderexperiencesmuch9.(little)wavedrag.Theduckl
ingssharethisassistwiththeirsiblings,andeachducklinginline10.(pass)alongwavestotheducklingbehindit.Passage3(
2022福建厦门四模)Everythingchangeswithtime,andthat1.(include)thefunctionoflibraries.BeforetheInternettheywerecommunitycenterswhereeveryon
e2.(invite)toenjoyacupofknowledge.But,astheinfluenceoftheInternetgrew,manyassumedthattherewouldnolongerbe3.needforlibraries—everythingyoucouldp
ossiblywanttoknoworlearnwouldbejustamouseclickaway.Butthingshaveprovedotherwise.Communitylibrariesare
4.(popular)thanever.Onereasonisthatan5.(astonish)amountofinformationresourcesremainavailableonlyonpaperorothermed
iaatlibraries.Sometimes,togetwhatyouwant,youhaveto6.(physical)gothere;theInternetisn’tall-knowing.7.theco
nvenienceoftheInternet,peoplestillenjoyvisitinglibraries.Theyfindcomfortamongtheshelves8.(pack)highwithbooksandappreciatethesmilingfacesoflibrari
anseagertohelp.Librarieshaveevolvedasthepublic’sneedshavechanged.Infact,ifyouhaven’tvisitedyourlocalpu
bliclibraryforawhile,youmaybesurprisedat9.itnowhastooffer.Inadditiontobooks,manylibrariesalsoofferdigital10.(
copy)ofbooks,audiobooks,movies,andmorethroughInternetplatforms.Somelibrariesevenoffercommunityresources,likebakingpans!Passage4(2022河北保定
二模)Humblebragging,anewwordcreatedbyHarrisWittels,acomedicwriter,refersto“aspecifictypeofboast(吹嘘)thatallowsthespeakerst
obroadcasttheirachievements1.thenecessaryshameandguiltnormallyaccompanyingsuchclaims”.Insimplerterms,it’
sawaytodisguise(伪装)aboastwithsomehumility.2.it’sbodyimage,money,orfame,humblebraggingisfinding3.(it)wayintoourlivesmorefrequentlythanbefore,than
kstosocialmedia.Arecentstudy,publishedintheJournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychology,showsthatpeoplechoosetohumblebragasanattempt4.(impre
ss)others.Weoftenrelyonthisstrategytoenhanceourselfpresentationand5.(ultimate)tohaveothersrespectusandviewusin
amorepositivelight.Whilewedoneedtorelyonquiteabitofself-promotiontomakeothersawareofourcompetences,humblebr
aggersareknownfor6.(mix)self-promotionwithhumilityorcomplaint.Theresultsinthisstudyshowthatpeopleperceivehumblebraggingnotonlyasinsincere,butless
7.(effect)thanjuststraightforwardboastingorcomplaining.Accordingtothisstudy,peoplewhorelyonthisstrategytodosogainmorepopularityandresp
ectfromothers.However,in8.(real),theycausethecompleteoppositefromrecipients.Whattodo?Theauthorsofthestudyconcludewithth
efollowingstatement,“9.(face)withthechoicetohonestlyboastorhumblebrag,self-promotersshouldchoose10.former,andatlea
stobtaintherewardsofseemingsincere.”题组练(二)Passage11.coldest2.that3.containing4.wrote5.commonly6.totrack7.ar
eincluded8.at9.Although/Though/While10.warmthPassage21.that2.surfing3.a4.it5.published6.measurement7.created8.helpful9.less10
.passesPassage31.includes2.wasinvited3.a/any4.morepopular5.astonishing6.physically7.Despite8.packed9.what10.copiesPassage41.without
2.Whether3.its4.toimpress5.ultimately