高考特训卷 英语 Word版含答案课下天天练(十八)

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Ⅰ.阅读理解
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[2023·石家庄市高三教学质量检测(二)]If yu dream f a wrld where neighbrs share with each ther and yu dn't have t spend mney at a stre every time yu need smething, then yur lcal Buy Nthing Grup might be the perfect fit. This clever idea began in July 2013, when tw friends, Rebecca Rckefeller and Liesl Clark, frm Bainbridge Island, Washingtn, wanted t try smething new. They liked the idea f develping a lcal gift ecnmy as a way t challenge the cnsumerist mindset and recnnect neighbrs. The Buy Nthing Prject has grwn rapidly since then, with 6，000 grups nw in 44 cuntries.
The basic idea is that anyne can ask fr what they need and anyne can give it. The fficial rules are simple: “Pst anything yu'd like t give away, lend, r share amng neighbrs. Ask fr anything yu'd like t receive fr free r brrw. Keep it legal. N buying r selling, n trades, we're strictly a gift ecnmy.”
All participants have equal standing. Gifts and requests can be large r small, items r services (thugh they must be legal). Lending and brrwing are allwed, t. Things must be given freely, with n expectatin f a gift in return. There are n rules abut hw t pst, thugh peple are encuraged t share persnal stries abut themselves, their gifts and requests, as this helps t build cmmunity.
When asked why the Buy Nthing Prject has been met with such enthusiasm, the funders suggest it's because f the human desire t feel cnnected with thers arund us. Besides, this is truly a great way t take a stand against ver­cnsumptin, t clear ut ur hmes, t save items frm landfill and prlng their lifespan(寿命), and t keep valuable resurces in the grund. The mre sharing and reusing we can d, the better ff we'll all be fr bth climate and human well­being.
1．What has made the Buy Nthing Prject grw rapidly?
A．The need t build scial ties.
B．The cnsumerist mindset.
C．The desire t bst lcal ecnmy.
D．The strng sense f cmmunity.
2．Which f the fllwing agrees with the rules?
A．Sharing thers' stries.
B．Asking fr a gift in return.
C．Lending r brrwing legal items.
D．Trading with the neighbrs.
3．What's the advantage f the prject?
A．It fuels lcal cnsumptin.
B．It reduces the waste f resurces.
C．It extends peple's lifespan.
D．It changes the climate f the earth.
4．What is the authr's purpse in writing the text?
A．T prmte the idea f recycling.
B．T intrduce the Buy Nthing Prject.
C．T tell stries abut tw envirnmentalists.
D．T persuade peple t make friends in the cmmunity.
B
[2023·洛阳市第三次考试]Mre museums are shwing multisensry art, which asks peple t use mre than ne f the senses. Smetimes, art has a smell. Others have sunds. The artists are finding new ways fr peple t understand their wrks.
The Drthy and Charles Msesian Center fr the Arts is in Watertwn. Recently, the center created “Please Tuch the Art”. The special shw lets visitrs tuch the wrk. Aneleise Ruggles wrks at the Msesian Center. She is in charge f the museum's shws. She says that “Please Tuch the Art” rethinks meaning in art. The artist must g beynd sight. Frty artists created 52 pieces fr the shw. Ruggles explained that “Please Tuch the Art” is nt a shw fr blind peple. Everyne can enjy the shw. Guests use all five senses. The shw als takes peple wh are blind r have lw visin int cnsideratin. “Tuchable art creates smething peple can share，” he said. “Tuch is key t understanding the wrks.”
A grup f guests with lw visin visited “Please Tuch the Art”. At first, they were nervus abut tuching the wrk. One man tuched a raised blue painting. The wrk is Claudia Ravaschiere and Michael Mss's Whirl. Sft music fllwed his mvements. By the end, the visitrs were n lnger shy. They wrapped each ther in hanging clth.
Shws like “Please Tuch the Art” can change what we think f as fine art. Ruggles says the change will take time. The art wrld must find a new understanding f art. They als need a new way t talk abut tuchable art.
5．Whm is “Please Tuch the Art” intended fr?
A．Anyne wh is int art.
B．Peple with pr eyesight.
C．Anyne wh understands art.
D．Peple with blindness.
6．What effect des “Please Tuch the Art” have n blind visitrs?
A．It makes them questin what real art is.
B．It helps them regain sme f their eyesight.
C．It helps them understand and enjy art.
D．It encurages them t create their wn art.
7．The authr shws tuch is imprtant fr understanding art by ________．
A．listing numbers B．making cmparisns
C．ffering reasns D．giving examples
8．What's the purpse f the text?
A．T attract visitrs t the shw.
B．T shw the creativity f the blind.
C．T enrich the lives f blind peple.
D．T intrduce a special art shw.
Ⅱ.七选五
[2023·东北三校模拟] Let's fcus n what t d when yu're abut t tear up yur hmewrk, feed it t yur dg, r pretend it never exists. What yu chse t d is very imprtant because it can affect hw yu feel abut yurself and hw yu handle frustrating (令人沮丧的) situatins in the future. __1__ Practicing them will make it easier t keep trying and, ver time, help yu get less frustrated during yur learning jurney.
Step 1: Recgnize
Recgnize yur frustratin. __2__ Allwing yurself t be frustrated and saying t yurself that it is kay are an imprtant first step and are surprisingly relieving.
Step 2: Remind
__3__ It means yu're challenging yurself t learn. Remind yurself that difficulty and struggles are a natural part f pushing yurself t grw as a learner.
Just as yu can push yurself t run faster by pushing yur muscles t their limit, yu can push yur brain t wrk extra hard. The mre yu push, the mre yur muscles will be sre (酸痛的) and tired in the mment. __4__ Frustratin can be a sign that yur brain is getting sre and tired.
Step 3: Reset
Try taking a shrt break. A few minutes away might be what yur brain needs. Then, cme back t yur wrk. __5__ This step is very imprtant! If all yu can fcus n is hw frustrated yu are, it may be hard fr yur brain t be ready t learn. On the ther hand, be careful nt t use this step t run away frm the thing that is making yu frustrated.
The gd news is that the mre times yu g thrugh these steps, the strnger yur gd habits will becme.
A．Dn't ignre it.
B．Yu can't figure it ut.
C．Often, yu will see the prblem with fresh eyes.
D．Smetimes struggles and a little frustratin are a gd thing.
E．But when that sreness ges away, yur muscles are strnger.
F．Create a plan fr what yu will d next time t vercme the frustratin.
G．Here are a few steps t help yu becme better at dealing with frustratin.
Ⅲ.完形填空
[2023·太原市三模] My husband Mike waved a stick befre my eyes, pulling my attentin back t the very imprtant task at hand. As I lked up, I saw ur dg Bagel's __1__ asking us t make the next mve.
Frm ur first encunter, Bagel's stare has said everything that she culd nt __2__ ut. Twelve years after __3__ Bagel, we understd each ther better than ever. This summer we decided t __4__ the ccasin with a rad trip.
We __5__ urselves n a Vancuver Island beach, mre than 1，500 miles frm ur __6__ in Nrthern Clrad. Maximum __7__ required the whle family's invlvement and participatin. Bagel reminded me as she waited fr me t __8__ ur game. Hlding my eyes with hers, she threw her head back and sent her __9__ directly t me, “Hey lady, yu're suppsed t be __10__， t. It's yur turn！” I tk the __11__ frm Mike and as far as I culd, __12__ it int the water. Within secnds she __13__， drpping the stick at my feet with a bark, “__14__！”
As I watched my aging dg walk arund like a puppy, I knew we had made ur decisin __15__， but when we planned this __16__， we realized that it culd be ne f her last. Fr the last cuple f years, ld age had finally begun t __17__ energy and strength.
As she ages, it is becming increasingly difficult t __18__ the fact that Mike and I will almst __19__ utlive her. And cnsequently, it feels mre imprtant than ever that we shuld celebrate, rather than __20__， the limited time we are left.
1．A.eyes B．head
C．heart D．figure
2．A.jump B．kick
C．speak D．turn
3．A.examining B．seizing
C．adring D．adpting
4．A.equip B．celebrate
C．decrate D．prvide
5．A.adapted B．abandned
C．fund D．expsed
6．A.hme B．destinatin
C．htel D．exit
7．A.level B．fun
C．preference D．mvement
8．A.update B．lse
C．change D．cntinue
9．A.bark B．whisper
C．silence D．tune
10．A.teaching B．sitting
C．playing D．hiding
11．A.panel B．stick
C．ball D．bne
12．A.guided B．rlled
C．pushed D．threw
13．A.returned B．hesitated
C．appeared D．passed
14．A.N B．Sure
C．Again D．Fine
15．A.patiently B．wisely
C．directly D．hpelessly
16．A.party B．match
C．visit D．trip
17．A.rb her f B．warn her f
C．shw interest in D．give way t
18．A.ensure B．ignre
C．frget D．suspect
19．A.bitterly B．simply
C．certainly D．hardly
20．A.face B．treasure
C．witness D．murn
Ⅳ.语法填空
[2023·武汉部分学校高三质量检测]Stage schls ften act as agencies t supply children with stages and televisin wrk. Mre wrthy f the name “stage schl” are thse few schls 1．________ children enjy the time with training fr the theatre and general educatin.
A visit t such schls will leave yu in n dubt that the children enjy 2．________ (them). After all, what lively children wuldn't settle fr spending nly half the day ding rdinary schlwrk, 3．________acting, singing r dancing their way thrugh the ther half f the day?
Then f curse there is time fr the children 4．________ (make) a name and make a little mney in sme big shws. Sme stage schls give their children t much 5．________ (prfessin) wrk at such a yung age. But the law keeps a very tight hld n the amunt they can d. Thse under the age f 13 6．________ (limit) t 40 days in a year; thse ver 13 t 80 days.
The schls admit that nt all children will be successful in the prfessin fr which they are being trained. S what happens 7．________ thse wh dn't make it? While all the 8．________ (lead) schls say they place great 9．________ (imprtant) n children's getting gd study results, the facts seem t suggest this 10．________ (be) nt always the case.