上海高考英语二轮训练-概要写作（学生版）

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一，文化对比
1．2025届上海市浦东新区高三下学期二模（期中）英语试卷
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
British farms are attracting mdern cnsumers
Peterley Manr Farm has mved a lng way frm traditinal farming. When Rger Brill, a furth-generatin farmer tk ver the farm in 1982, he grew and sld fruit and vegetables frm the farm gate. Nw the farm basts a “wild spa” with utdr ice baths and a wd-fired steam bath, yga(瑜伽) classes in a Mnglian yurt(蒙古包).
Branching ut has becme the nrm fr mdern farmers. Nearly 70% f farms in England are engaging in different cmmercial activities. Out f thse with additinal incme streams, ne in five earn mre than half f their incme frm diversified initiatives. Half f farm-wners let ut space fr ther activities, accrding t figures frm the Department fr Envirnment, Fd & Rural Affairs (DEFRA); a fifth generate incme frm slar energy.
The decisin t diversify may nt be new: farmers have sught alternative incme streams fr decades. But the need has becme mre urgent. Farms have been squeezed by huge rises in energy csts and the rapidly increasing cst f agricultural labur in recent years. Increasingly unpredictable weather, including recrd amunts f rainfall, has made harvests less reliable. Changing subsidy(补贴) arrangements add t the uncertainty. DEFRA estimates that up t 42% f all farms are unprfitable withut the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), a subsidy that was intrduced in 2015 and is nw ending.
Diversificatin brings new business fr struggling farms. But adapting t cnsumer demands leaves them expsed t wider ecnmic cycles. It als requires them t find wrkers with new skills. In future Peterley Manr Farm will need mre marketers and chefs, fr instance, and fewer farm hands. In ne respect, thugh, things are nt that different frm ld-fashined farming. “The service industry is challenging,” says Ms Brill. “It’s hard wrk and lng hurs.”
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2．2025届上海市闵行区高三上学期质量调研（一模）英语试题
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Enjy Small Treats withut Guilt
In tday’s fast-paced wrld, it’s easy t feel guilty abut taking time fr urselves. Whether it’s treating urselves t a sweet treat, watching an episde f ur favrite TV shw, r buying smething we dn’t really need, we ften assciate these “guilty pleasures” with negative feelings. But what if we stpped feeling guilty? What if we enjyed these small treats as part f ur self-care rutine?
Life is all abut balance. We wrk hard and manage respnsibilities but we smetimes frget t take care f ur mental well-being. Small pleasures, when dne mindfully, can actually cntribute t a healthier and mre balanced life. They prvide us with a chance t relax, recharge, and enjy life’s little mments.
There’s a difference between self-care and verding it. Self-care is abut ding things that restre us; while ging t far can lead t negative cnsequences. The key is mderatin. Fr example, treating yurself t a chclate bar after a lng week isn’t a prblem — it’s a frm f self-care, a small act f kindness t yurself. But if we d this every day and it gets ut f hand. then it might lead t guilt r ther issues.
Guilt is a majr barrier t enjying small treats. We ften feel as thugh we dn’t deserve a treat, r that we shuld always be wrking tward smething bigger. But taking time t enjy life is nt a luxury — it’s necessary. Accepting guilty pleasures withut guilt can actually imprve ur prductivity and mental health. A relaxed and happy mind is far mre effective than ne filled with stress.
S next time yu feel tempted t treat yurself, remember that it’s kay. Life is t shrt nt t enjy the little things — s g ahead and embrace yur guilty pleasures. Yu deserve it!
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社会热点
3．2025届上海市高考3月教学质量监测英语试题
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 70 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Dumb phnes (非智能手机) are making a cmeback
It is hard t imagine life withut a smartphne these days. Nine in ten American adults wn ne, and they spend 3 hurs and 45 minutes n them a day, n average. New versins updated with artificial intelligence may be even harder t put dwn.
Yet a market is als grwing fr phnes that are simple-designed. These dumb phnes accunt fr just 2% f phne sales in America. But demand is grwing. In 2016, a Finnish firm bught the rights t relaunch the devices f Nkia, which is nw selling “tens f thusands” f flip-phnes (翻盖式手机) a mnth in America.
Dumb phnes tday d nt nly cpy thse f the past, thugh. Startups ffer simple-designed devices f their wn. One example is the Light Phne, which is shaped like an iPd and has an e-ink screen like a Kindle. It als allws users t add ptinal “tls” including a pdcast-player and a directins app.
What explains the return f the dumb phne? One factr is anxiety ver the impact f smartphnes — and scial-media apps in particular — n yung peple’s mental health. That is why Etn, a well-knwn British schl, annunced in July that it wuld bar its future prime ministers frm bringing smartphnes t schl, and wuld prvide them with Nkia phnes instead.
But plenty f grwnups are als chsing dumb phnes f their wn free will. Jse Brines, wh hsts a cnference fcused n dumb phnes n Reddit, a scial-media site, switched t the Light Phne after grwing alarmed at his rising screen-time recrd. Like many new cmers, he still keeps a smartphne fr situatins such as travelling abrad. Other smartphne addicts are instead chsing t simplify their devices, either by deleting apps r dwnlading nes that cntrl screen time, f which there are a grwing number.
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4．2025届上海市徐汇区高三上学期一模考试英语试题
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s)f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Why we hate phne calls
Suddenly a sund rings ut, stpping yu in yur tracks. Panicking, yu search fr where it culd be cming frm. It’s yur phne, and if yu’ re like a quarter f 18 t 30-year-lds in a recent British study, yu prbably wn’t answer it. The same study fund that 70% f the peple in this age grup prefer text messages t phne calls. Why d s many yung peple hate phne calls?
While previus generatins grew up using landlines t talk t their friends, smartphne-equipped yunger peple have grwn up used t using text messages fr scial cnversatins. There’s less pressure with texting. Yu can read and respnd t messages n yur wn schedule, and yu can take time t think abut what yu want t say rather than being put n the spt during a phne call. Besides, when yu can craft a reply free f interruptin, yu have greater cntrl ver yur cntributins t a cnversatin. Cmmunicatin like phne calls can lead peple t feel a lss f cntrl and the crrespnding anxiety. Many yung peple reprt assciating phne calls, particularly thse withut prir warning, with bad news.
This means that new scial cdes are being established. Many peple will nw text smene t see if they’re available t take a phne call. If smene desn’t feel able t sum smething up in a few shrt messages, they might leave a lng vice nte.
But this desn’t mean that anxiety arund cmmunicatin has been stpped. Evidence suggests that texting can als cause anxiety. Many times, texting anxiety cmes frm frustratin, fear, and wrry ver the reactins f ther peple. Fr instance, a shrt respnse t yur lng message might be interpreted as a cld shrug and many peple reprt tensins frm being “left n read”— when yu knw smene has read yur message, but they dn’t, r wn’t, reply.
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5．2025届上海市虹口区高三上学期一模考试英语试题
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Summarize the main idea and the main pint(s) f the passage in n mre than 60 wrds. Use yur wn wrds as far as pssible.
Hw Green is the Paris Olympic Games?
The rganizers f the Paris Olympic Games have prmised t make the Games the mst sustainable in the decades since climate change became a cncern. But hw did it wrk?
On the plus side, rganizers have been serius in their effrts t educe carbn emissins. They measured the expected carbn ftprint f the Games, reduced emissins thrugh energy efficiencies and limited new cnstructin by using existing facilities.
But, the sustainability effrts in Paris have nt all been smth sailing. The Seine is scheduled t hst marathn swimming. But despite spending 1.4 billin eurs trying t clean the river, French authrities have achieved incnsistent results: Water tests in June still shwed high levels f pllutants.
The Paris rganizers had als hped t rely n a cling system that pump cld water beneath the village’s flrs. That technlgy was expected t reduce the carbn impact by 45 percent. Bur, eventually, they gave up their ambitin t avid using cnventinal air-cnditining in the Olympic Village, installing sme 2,500 temprary air-cnditining units.
Fr years, the rganizers all prmised the Games wuld be “climate psitive.” But, whatever effrts were taken, nne f them culd really achieve sustainability as lng as millins f turists flew int the hst city. Organizers f the Ri Olympics in 2016 estimated that mre than 40% f the carbn emissins came frm internatinal spectatrs. This year, with tickets available n a central platfrm glbally, the number f internatinal visitrs was beynd cntrl.
Fr all the effrts in Paris t reduce the carbn impact f the games, sme f which have been cnsiderable, the scale f future Games must be rethught. Jules Bykff, wh has written extensively abut the Olympic Games, rightly argues that “the Games need t reduce their size”. It wuldn’t slve everything, but it wuld make these events mre sustainable.
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写作概要
2023年6月上海高考英语
2024年1月上海春季高考英语
2024年“艺术家外在形象”要求批判性思维；2025年春考“英国运河”涉及文化遗产保护。
1. 文化对比：中西艺术表现形式（如中国书法与西方抽象画）。

2. 社会热点：如“双减”政策对教育的影响、社交媒体对青少年的利弊。