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必修第三册UNIT7ART(二)高考题型组合练(二)Ⅰ.阅读理解A(2023·河北张家口段考)I’mrathergoodatusingmaps.ButIforgotthemapsandherewewere，lateafternoon，lastdayofvacation，mydaughte

r，mycousinandI，drivingalongatwo-lanehighwayinOregon.Noothercarinsight，andthesunhadjustgonedown.Wherewasthatswe

etlittlevillage?Itwassupposedtoberightalongthisriver.Wedroveon，fartherintotheunknown，riveralwaysontheleftasourguide.Wekeptpassingfarmsandfieldsand

nowafewlightswerecomingout.Inmyhead，Iwasdoingalotofself-criticism：Whydidn’twestartearlier，bringthemapanddriveonandon？MycousinandIwereboth

impatientandstressed.Mydaughter，atleast，washappyinthebackseat，text-messagingafriend.Ipulledupontheshoulderoftheroa

dtothink.Justthen—WOW！Amazing！Anewscenehadappeared.Wherediditcomefrom?Rightthere，outofnowhere：amagicalmistylandscape.Fieldsstretchedinsilentpurpl

es，withrowsoftalltrees，darkeninginthedusk.Iturnedthecarengineoff.Allwassilentinthehotsummerair.Besideus，aplum-coloredriverhardlymovedbet

weenaborderoftrees，itsdarklazywaterreflectingthelastlightofday.Howbreathtaking！Wherehaditbeen？IfIhadseenevenabitofthisbeautywhil

edrivingalong，Icouldhavestoppedandtakenalook.Ihadmisseditall.Wemissalot，almosteverything，infact，inourworld.Ourtask-focusedfilters(过滤器)takecareoft

hat，selectingonlywhatweneed.Weneedtogettowork.Havesomelunch.Weseewhatweneedtosee，oftenforthepurposeofsur

vival.GregoryBateson，speakingofbeauty，saidaestheticjudgmentisselectionofafact.Inourdailylives，whoorwhatisdoingtheselecting？Canwemakeachange？Canwes

eefurther?1．Whichofthefollowingmightbethedestinationoftheauthor’sdriving?A．Herownhome.B．Avacationspot.C．Atouristcentre.D．Hercousin’sfarm.2．Whatm

adetheauthorkeepblamingherselfinthebeginning?A．Thatthevacationwasbelowherexpectations.B．Thatshewasn’tasgoodatusingmap

sasbefore.C．Thathercousinanddaughtercouldn’tgetalong.D．Thatlackoffullpreparationsgothertoloseherway.3．Theauthorfeltreallyamazedbec

ause.A．hercarelessnessbroughtanunexpectedpleasureB．shediscoveredatouristspotunknowntothepublicC．sheunintentiona

llyreachedwhatshehadplannedtoD．therightroutetoherdestinationcameoutofnowhere4．Whatdoesthestoryintendtotellus?A．Staycoolwhenyouaretrappedintrouble.B．M

akeachangeforthepurposeofsurvival.C．Slowdownyourpacetoenjoybeautyinlife.D．Bepositivebecausethere’salway

sanalternative.BNow，anincreasingnumberofcitiesarestoppingusingrecyclingservices，partlyoutoffearthatworker

smightcontactthecoronavirusfromoneanotherwhilesortingthroughusedwaterbottles，foodcontainersandboxes.Onesolution：Letrobotsdothej

ob.SincethecoronavirustookholdintheUnitedStateslastmonth，AMPRoboticshasseena“significant”increaseinordersforitsrobot

sthatuseartificialintelligencetosortthroughrecycledmaterial，andweedouttrash.Somefacilitiesthatwerelookingatgettingoneortworobotsarenowsay

ing，“Weneedquiteabitmore.”TheColoradocompany’schiefexecutive，MatanyaHorowitzsaid，“It’sallmovingquitefast.”Beforethepan

demic，automation(自动化)hadbeengraduallyreplacinghumanworkinarangeofjobs，fromcallcenterstowarehousesandgrocerystores，asco

mpanieslookedtocutlaborcostsandimproveprofit.Butlaborandroboticsexpertssaysocial-distancingdirectives，whicharelikelytocontinueinsomeformaf

terthecrisisbecomeslessstrong，couldcausemoreindustriestoacceleratetheiruseofautomation.Andlong-lastingworriesaboutjoblo

ssesorabroaduneaseabouthavingmachinescontrolvitalaspectsofdailylifecoulddisappearassocietyseesthebenefitsofrestructuringworkplacesin

waysthatminimizeclosehumancontact.Recyclingisoneindustrythatmaybealteredpermanentlybythepandemic.Somewor

kers，whoearnaslittleas$10anhour，havebeenconcernedaboutcomingtoworkduringthecrisisandsomecitieshavebeencompetingtofindenoughprotecti

vegear(防护装备)foralloftheiremployees.Federalhealthofficialshaveassuredthemthattherisksoftransmissionfromhouseholdrefus

eislow.Butworkersinrecyclingfacilitiesoftenworksidebysidesortingmaterial，makingsocialdistancingdifficult.AtAMPRobotics，executiveslikeMrH

orowitzsaytheirrobotswillenablerecyclingfacilitiestospaceouttheiremployees，whostandatconveyorbelts(传送带)

weedingthroughtheusedplasticandpaper.5．Whatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A．Thepandemicbecomeslessstrong.B．R

obotsareingreaterdemandnow.C．Recyclingservicesaren’tsatisfying.D．Unemploymentissharplyontherise.6．What’speople’s

attitudetoautomationafterthepandemic?A．Panicked.B．Doubtful.C．Appreciative.D．Unconcerned.7．Inwhichaspectwillrobotshelpmostinrecycling

industry?A．Sortingoutrecycledmaterial.B．Minimizingclosehumancontact.C．Replacingthejobsofcheaplabor.D．Producingenoughprotectiveg

ear.8．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．PandemicAcceleratesAutomationB．RobotsCauseSevereUnemploymentC．RecyclingIndustryIsCh

angingD．SocialDistancingIsStillImportantⅡ.完形填空MsSalomonhadonlybeenworkingatSainsbury’sforayearwhenshewasdiagnosed(诊断)wit

hAlzheimer’sdisease.Beforethat，shehadbeen1toleaveherjobasabookkeeperbecauseshewasbecomingincreasingly2.Uponbeinginformedofherdiagnosis，3

，theSainsbury’sstaffersstarteddoingalltheycouldtomakesurethatMsSalomonfeltcomfortableand4.Forthenextfouryears，Sainsbury’sdideve

rythingtokeepMsSalomonontheteam.Theychangedher5；theystayedin6withherfamilysotheycouldprovide7onherconditionatwork；they8retrainedher.Whenthediseas

eprogressed，Sainsbury’sevencreatedanentirely9jobforherasa“toteboxcleaner”．In2017，MsSalomonreceivedamedical10thatsaidherAlzheimer’shadprogr

essedtotheadvancedstage，andshewas11unemployable.Again，Sainsbury’skeptherontheteam.MsSalomon’s12finally

cametoanend6monthslater，andthoughitwasanemotional13，shewasalsorelieved.“TherehavebeensomanytimesSainsbury’

scouldhavelether14，”MsSalomon’ssonDoronsaid.“Instead，theyhavealways15her，goingaboveandbeyondtomakesureshe’shappyandfee

lingvalued.Onahumanlevel，theyhaveshownsensitivity，kindnessandcare.”1．A.warnedB．allowedC．inspiredD．forced2．A.disorganizedB．worriedC．bad-tempe

redD．ill-mannered3．A.meanwhileB．thereforeC．howeverD．moreover4．A.appreciatedB．interestedC．amazedD．connected5．A.lif

estyleB．hoursC．dietD．attitudes6．A.harmonyB．contactC．agreementD．cooperation7．A.opinionsB．suggestionsC．instructionsD．updates8．A.rarelyB．occasion

allyC．regularlyD．temporarily9．A.traditionalB．newC．strangeD．easy10．A.assessmentB．programC．paperD．certificate11．A.madeB．prov

edC．declaredD．found12．A.fortuneB．adventureC．employmentD．treatment13．A.problemB．experienceC．consequenceD．departure14．A.goB．surviveC．workD．suff

er15．A.countedonB．stoodbyC．focusedonD．droppedbyⅢ.语法填空Withahistoryofmorethan6,000years，Chinesepainting，origina

lly1.(pursue)bywealthypeople，developedaround221BCEduringtheEasternJinDynasty.Then，itbecamepopulararound581CEasmoreandmorepeoplebegantoshow2.(ap

preciate)ofitsbeauty.BasictoolsandmaterialsforChinesepaintinginvolvewritingbrushes，inkandpaper.TheChinesepaintingbrushismo

stlymadeofgoat，wolforfoxhair,3.issuitableforproducingbrushesthatarebothsoftandstringy(有韧性)．Theinkstickisproducedwithamix

tureofpinesoot(松烟)andanimalglue.It’susedincombinationwithaninkstone.Thepainterwetstheinkstoneandthengrinds(研磨)theinkstickonthestone,4.(make)theinkr

unsothatitcanbeusedforpainting.ManyChineseancientartworks5.(create)onsilk.However，silkwas6._________expensivethatonlyv

eryimportantpaintingswoulduseit.Bythefirstcentury，whentheearlyformofpaperwasinvented，ithadbecomealot7

.(cheap)topaint.TraditionalChinesepaintingenjoysworldwidefame8.itsoriginalstyle，distinctivefeaturesands

pecialtechniques.Itemphasizesharmonybetweenmanandnature.WhenlookingataChinesepainting，youmaynot9.(initial)realizeit

scomplexconcept.Infact，muchremains10.(learn)abouttraditionalChinesepaintinganditselements.ThroughappreciatingC

hinesepainting，youwillhaveabetterunderstandingoftraditionalChinesecultureandChinesepeople.