07选择性高考题型综合训练（人教版2019）（原卷版）

07选择性必修第二册高考题型综合训练一、阅读理解（一）AarravAnil,the17yearoldstudentwithapassionforroboticsfromBengraluro,inventedasmartspoonthatcanhelppeoplewithParkinson’sdiseaseeatwithdignity.Aarrav’sinterestincreatingasmartspooncamefromseeinghisuncleArjunwhohasParkinson’sdiseasestrugglingtofeedhimself.Thisdiseaseaffectsthebrainandleadstoinvoluntaryshaking.Hence,foodkeptspillingoutofhismouthandontohisclothing.Aarravwantedhisuncletobeabletoeatbyhimselfwithdignity.

Aarravtooktohisroomwithmicrocontrollers,motors,sensorsanda3Dprinter.Noteverythingwentsmoothly.“ItwasfrustratingnotbeingabletofindthetinyelectronicspartsIneededhereinIndia.IhadtoordersomefromChina,buttheytookagestoarrive,”Aarravsaid.Throughtirelessefforts,Aarravmadeafirstmodelbutthehandlewastooslipperyforhisuncletousesohehadtochangeit.Thentheprototype(雏形)wenttobetestedattheRVCollegeofPhysiotherapyinBengaluru.“I’vebeenfinetuningthedesignbasedonthecollege’sfeedback—thatitneedstobewaterproof(防水的)sothatitcanbewashedwithoutdamagingalltheelectronicsinside;andthatitmustbedetachable(可拆卸的)soitcanbecleanedandreplacedbyafork,”Aarravsaid.Thetrialsbeingconductedatthecollegeareexpectedtobepletedbyearly2025andtheresultswillbepublishedinamedicaljournal.Aarravhopesthathissmartspoonwillbegintobeproducedonasmallscalewhenthetestingisplete.WhileothersmartspoonsalreadyexistandtwoUSpaniesarealreadyproducingtheirownversions,thecostistoohighformostIndians.Aarrav’sversionisestimatedtocostaround$80.HishopeisthateveryonewithParkinson’sdiseasewillhaveaccesstoasmartspoon.1．WhatcanAarrav’sinventionhelppeoplewithParkinson’sdiseasedo?A．Maintaintheirphysicalbalance.B．Boosttheirmoodandrelievestress.C．Ridthemofuncontrollableshaking.D．Feedthemselvesmuchmoreeasily.2．WhatisemphasizedabouttheinventionofthesmartspooninParagraph3?A．Itschallenges. B．Itspopularity. C．Itsfunctions. D．Itsapplication.3．Whichcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword“tuning”inParagraph4?A．Publicizing. B．Adjusting. C．Outlining. D．Simplifying.4．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesAarrav?A．Perseveringandsociable. B．Intelligentandhumble.C．Ambitiousandcaring. D．Sensitiveandgenuine.（二）Whenwe’restudyinganewlanguage,manyofusapproachitwithdread.Ifwemakeamistakeorsaysomethingwrong,wejudgeourselvesstrictly.Butasitturnsout,however,we’dbenefitbyshifting(转移)ourfocusandworryinglessaboutgettingitright,accordingtoMariannaPascal,amunicationskillstrainer.Asateacherwho’sspent20yearsinMalaysiahelpingpeoplespeakbetterEnglish,Pascalnoticedthatsomestudentsdidn’tgetahighlanguagelevelbutcouldstillmunicateveryeffectively.SheremembersonespecificstudentnamedFaisal.DespitenotknowingmuchEnglish,shesays,“Thisguycouldjustsitandlistentoanybodyverycalmly,clearly,andthenhecouldrespondandexpresshisthoughtsbeautifully.”ShealsoobservedsomestudentsknewquiteabitofEnglishbutstruggledtomakethemselvesunderstood.Pascalnoticedthatalotofthesestudents’attitudetowardsEnglishislikeherdaughter’sattitudetowardsplayingthepiano.Pascalsaysherdaughterhatedpianoandhatedpracticing,becauseshewasafraidofbeingwrong.Toher,hersuccessinpianowasmeasuredbyhowfewmistakesshemade.Thenshesharedherexperienceinacafe.Thepersonsittingnexttoherwasplayingagamewhilehisfriendswatched,andhejustwasn’taverygoodplayer.Butatthesametime,shesawsomethingamazing.Eventhoughthisguywasterribleandhisfriendswerewatchinghim,therewasnoembarrassmentorshyness.Therewasnofeelingofbeingjudged.Instead,hefocusedpletelyonthetaskathand.Pascalsays,“Isuddenlyrealizedthatthisisit.ThisisthesameattitudethatpeoplehikeFaisalhavewhentheyspeakEnglish.”Pascalbelievesthatspeakingalanguageisn’tlikethoseexamsmanyofushadtotakeingradeschool,whereatinymistakewouldresultinabigredXfromtheteacher,Intherealworld,whatmattersiswhetherwecanmakeourselvesunderstood.Shesays,“IfyouwanttospeakEnglishwell,don’tfocusonyourselfbutfocusontheotherpersonandthegoalyouwanttoachieve.”5．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dread”meaninparagraph1?A．Fear. B．Doubt. C．Curiosity. D．Confidence.6．WhydoesPascalmentionherdaughter?A．Toprovidesomeadvice. B．Tooffersomedetails.C．Tostateareason. D．Topresentafact.7．WhatdidPascalseefromthemanplayingagame?A．Nevermindingothers’opinions. B．Notjudgingapersontoosoon.C．Improvingthroughpracticing. D．Playingagamewithpatience.8．WhatmightPascalagreewith?A．Itisimportantforteacherstoencouragestudentsinexams.B．ItisOKtomakesmallmistakesinspeakingalanguage.C．Languagehastobefluentlyspokenindailylife.D．Languageisanartdifficulttofullymaster.（三）Astheshiftfromtraditionalfarmingtomodernfarmingisprogressing,theuseoftechnologysuchasdrones(无人机),robotsandmachineryhasalsobegun,producingfavorableresultsandincreasingefficiencyintheindustry.AfarmerfromthePhilippines,ReyKentDejesica,wantedtohelpandcontributetotheagricultureindustry.Throughanadvertisement,hesawDIAGRASdronesandwasinterestedintheideaofdronesbeingusedforfarmapplications.InthePhilippines,whenpeoplethinkoffarmersoragriculture,theyusuallypicturelonghoursworkinginthesun.Farmingisanonerousprocess,especiallyforyoungpeople,wholikeeverythinginstant.“Riceandbananasaretheprimarysourcesofineinmycity.Iwanttocontributetotheagricultureindustryinawaytoreducegrowers’expensesandmaketheusageofpesticides(农药)morepreciseandefficientbecauseI’veseenhowinnovativeindividualsareandhowtheyalwaysfindwaysandmethodstomaketaskseasier,”ReyKentDejesicasaid.“Usingdronesasasprayer(喷雾器)alsolessenshumanlabor.Besidesthat,wecanobtainabird’seyeviewoffieldsandspaycropspreciselyandeffectivelywithdrones,”ReyKentDejesicasaid.Moreover,farmersstatedthattheuseofdronesalsominimizedthePanamadisease.“Afterweswitchedtodronetechnology,ourfieldbecamemorebeautiful,”theyadded.AgricultureisthemainsourceofineforsomeAsianregions.PartsofAsiaarenowgoingthrougharapidlyagingfarmerpopulationandafearoffoodshortage.Thatiswhytheyouthmustbepartofthetradetoensurefoodsecurityinthefuture.Advancementsinagriculturaltechnologysuchasdronescanattracttheyouthbacktothefarmingscene.Armedwithhisknowledgeofdronetechnologyandhavingapositiveattitude,ReyKentsetsanexampleforthenextgenerationoffarmers.Maythisbeasteppingstoneshowingthatfarmingisnotsomethingtobeembarrassedabout,buttobeacceptedthroughapplyingnewtechnology.9．WhywasReyKentDejesicainterestedinusingdronesforfarming?A．Hewasinfluencedbyhisparents.B．Hewasdoingexperimentswithdrones.C．Hewantedfarmerstostopusingpesticides.D．Heaimedtousethemtohelptheagriculturalindustry.10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“onerous”inparagraph2mean?A．Simple. B．Creative. C．Heavy. D．Dangerous.11．Whatdothefarmersthinkoftheuseofdrones?A．Helpful. B．Harmful. C．Useless. D．Funny.12．Whatisthefourthparagraphmainlyabout?A．TheagingfarmerpopulationinAsia. B．Theimportanceoffoodsecurityintheworld.C．Theyouth’sroleinhightechagriculture. D．Theadvancementsinagriculturaltechnology.（四）FishingtripstoCanadaareatraditionforJeffreyHardyandhisthreefriendsfromAmerica.Thissummerin2023,theforestairpollutedwithwildfiresmokeforcedthementogiveuptheirmidJunefishingplan.Canada’swildfireseasonputitstourismindustryatacrucialtime.Exceptsomedaysofpoorairquality,majorCanadiancitiesremainunaffectedbywildfires.Thefiresareinthecountry’snorthernareasthathavedrawntravelersinterestedinoutdoorexperiencesinyearspast.InarecentreportbyDestinationCanada,amarketingorganization,halfofthetotalspentbyinternationalvisitorsisinVancouver,TorontoandMontreal.ButotherCanadiandestinationsattractivetovisitorshavebeenaffectedbythewildfires.Inpreparationforincreasingvisitorsizesandongoingwildfires,somebusinessesarethinkingaboutchangingtheiroperations,whichseeoutdoorrecreationasatourismopportunity.Anonprofittravelagencyisconsideringcreatingaquestionnaireforcustomerstoshowwhentheywouldcancelabookingbecauseofroadclosesfromthewildfires,poorairqualityandalackofvisibility.TourisminBritishColumbiacontributesgreatlytoitseconomy.Theprovincehasvariousrecreationalofferingsfromthemajorskidestinationstohikingalongthecoast.Blackb,ahelicoptertourpany,hascanceleditssightseeingofferings,usingmostofitshelicoptersonthefirefightingeffortuntilatleastearlyAugust.“It’sthequestionofflyingourcustomersaroundonsightseeingtoursorputtingoutfireswithin10kilometersofourbasesandthemunitiesthatwelivein,”saidJordyNorris,thepany’stourismdirector.“Wemadeitcleartobothourstaffandourcustomersthatwehaveadutytoprotectthebackyard.”DarrinRigo,aphotographerrecentlysawaphotoofabeautifulwaterfallcoveredinfireonamediapage.“I’msurethat’snotgoingtolastlong,andeverythingwillreturntonormal.”hesaid.13．WhichpartofCanadaismostaffectedbythewildfire?A．Thenorthernareas. B．Canada’scentralparts.C．MajorCanadiancities. D．Placeswithfewvisitors.14．Whatisanonprofittravelagency’sresponsetowildfires?A．Usingitshelicoptersonthefirefightingeffort.B．Raisingmoneytoputoutthefire.C．Changingoperationsanddevelopingoutdoorrecreation.D．Creatingaquestionnaireforcustomers.15．WhyhasBlackbcalledoffitssightseeingofferings?A．Tosavethecostduetothedecreaseinthenumberofvisitors.B．Inanefforttoputoutthewildfire.C．Toflyitsstaffonsightseeingtours.D．Tobebusycreatingaquestionnaire.16．WhatisDarrinRigo’sattitudetowardsthedevelopmentofCanada’stourism?A．Positive. B．Neutral. C．Negative. D．Indifferent.二、七选五（一）It’sbeensaidthatgoodcookingisanartform.17It’sawaytoteachkidsvitalskills,suchascriticalthinking,creativityandcollaboration.Itinviteskidstomakeconnectionstothebroaderworldbyasking,“Wheredoesourfoodefrom?”and“Whatisthehistoryofthisrecipe?”Anditallowsthemtoapplywhattheyarelearninginschoolinanewcontext.Cookingbringsscienceconceptstolife.18Italsoteststhemathskillsofyoungchefs.Measuringingredientsarefrequenttasksincookingorbaking.19WhenHelen,11,tookhercakeoutoftheoven,shewasdisappointedtofindthatitwasflatasaboard.Itoldherabouthow,asapreteen,Iaccidentallymadecookieswithgarlicpowderinsteadofpowderedginger.Thenweworkedtogethertofigureoutwhathadgonewrongwithhercake.20Itencourageskidstoworkwithothers.Italsoencouragesthemtobeopentofoodstheyotherwisemightnothavetried.Jad,11,hadnevereatenquinoa(藜麦)beforetestingarecipeforquinoawithherbs.Hisparentsreportedthathewassoexcitedaboutthisnewingredientthathecookeditforhisfamilythenextnight.Ofcourse,thebestpartofcookingwithkidsisn’tjustabove.21Thisyear,OliveandIhavealreadydonealotofholidaybaking,includingourfavoritechocolatechipcookies.Webothfeltexciteddespitethemessthatacpaniedthatexperience.A．Thetruthisthatit’smuchmorethanthat.B．It’sthememoriesyoumaketogetherinthekitchen.C．Beyondthepracticalskills,cookingbuildscharacter.D．Itisavaluablelifeskillthatteacheschildrenaboutpatience.E．Cookingencouragesyourchild’sinterestandexcitementinhealthyfoods.F．Itisaperfectopportunityforthemtolearnthatoilandwaterdon’tusuallymix.G．Recipefailuresmatterasmuchasthesuccesses,astheyhelpkidsdevelopresilience(韧性).（二）WhenIattendedhighschool,IstudiedSpanishforfouryears—mainlybecauseitwasarequirement.WhenIlandedajobworkinginrestaurantmanagementatalocationwithanearly100%Hispanicstaff,IimmediatelyregrettedmylackofmitmentwhenIwasyounger.Throughsomeonlinehelpandalotofassistancefrommyworkers,however,IeventuallybecamefluentinSpanish.22,thereareseveralgreatreasonstodoso.ImproveIntelligenceResearchconductedatYorkUniversityinToronto,Canadafoundthatpeoplewhostudiedasecondlanguagescoredhigheronstandardizedtestingparedtothosewhodidnot.23.TravelMoreConvenientlyHaveyoueverwishedyoucouldtraveltheworld,butdidn’t,becauseyouwerefrightenedbymunicationissues?24.EvenifyouonlyhaveabasicunderstandingofGerman,forexample,atriptoBonnorBerlinsuddenlybeesthatmuchmoreconvenientandeasytonegotiate.IncreaseJobOpportunities25.ThatmeansthatpaniesintheUSareinneedofmoreworkerswhocanspeaksecondlanguages.Ifyou’vebeenfeelingstuckinyourcurrentjoborcareer,learninganotherlanguagemightbeyourticketoutofthatsituation.AccordingtothewebsiteYouGov,only25%ofAmericansspeakasecondlanguage,andthatmeansyoucangetarealleguponthepetitionifyou’reinthatgroup.StrengthenMemoryAhugepartoflearningasecondlanguageismemorization.26.Energizingthememorymuscleofyourbrainallowsyoutobetterrememberotheritemsandevents,potentiallymakingyouastrongerworkerandenrichingyourlifeingeneral.A．IfyouspeaktheirforeigntongueB．LearningasecondlanguagecanputthatfeartorestC．TheeconomyismoreglobalizedthaneverbeforeD．Afterall,you’retacklingasubjectforeigntoyourmindE．ThosetoolscanhelpyouboneuponyourEnglishaswellF．WhetherornotyourjobrequiresyoutolearnasecondlanguageG．Learningasecondlanguagecanalsohelpyouseethingsinanewlight（三）Thailandhassomtam,IndiahasbhelpuriandSouthAfricahasasnackofbunnychow.Theyaresomeofthemostfamousstreetfoodsinthesecountries.Around2.5billionpeopleeatstreetfoodaroundtheworld.Thesignificanceofstreetfoodcultureisobviousinthefollowingareas.●CulturalidentityStreetfoodidentifiesmunityandtradition,keepingaliveoneofthemostimportantaspectsoflocalculture—theeatinghabitsofthepeople.27Streetfoodmakesamunitylively.Itcatchestheattentionoflocalpeople,nomatterwhatsocialclasstheyefrom.28Foodstalls(摊位)areoftenownedandrunbyafamily.Thismakescurrentgenerationsabletolearnaboutwheretheyhaveefrom.●Employmentandbusinessopportunities29InTanzania,forexample,theindustryprovidesjobsformorethan1millionpeople.Sincestreetfoodstallsaremicrobusinesses,itispossibleforpoorpeopletoowntheirownstallswithonlyasmallamountofmoney.30Itpreventsthesevulnerable(脆弱的)socialgroupsfromfallingfurtherintopoverty.●FoodaccessibilityThesignificanceofstreetfoodculturealsoincludesimprovedaccesstofoodacrosscountries,includingtheirpoormunities.Sincethecookshavelowoperationcosts,streetfoodsarelowinprice.31Inaword,supportforstreetfoodbusinessescouldhelptopreserveculturallysignificantrecipes,provideemploymentopportunitiesandsupplylowcostfoodoptions.A．However,theindustryhasdevelopedwithoutoutsideassistance.B．Thestreetfoodindustryhasofferednewpositionsforlowinepeople.C．Andtheownerscanalsoaidsmallfarmsbybuyingingredientsfromthem.D．Streetfoodcultureisabletocreateaconnectionwithinspecificmunities.E．Makinglawstoensurethesafetyofstreetfoodsisimportantforpublichealth.F．Thus,peoplewithlittleinecandependonstreetfoodseverydaytosupportthemselves.G．Additionally,thestreetfoodindustryprotectstraditionalrecipesthatarepasseddownthroughgenerations.（四）Beginningyourjourneyabroad,you’llwitnessexcitementfilltheair.Eachstepbringsnewexperiencesandadventuresfrombusystreetstobeautifullandscapes.Packyourbagsandwelethethrillofdiscoverythatawaits.Hereareafewthingsforyoutogetstartedwithbeforeyousetfoot.Dothoroughresearchonyourdestination.Conductpleteresearchaboutthecountryorregionyouplantovisitbeforeyourtrip.32.Understandingtheculturaldifferencesandsocietalnormswillhelpyoutravelbetweenunfamiliarsituationswithrespectandsensitivity.Additionally,researchpracticalinformationsuchastransportationoptions,localcurrency,andmunicationnetworkstofacilitateasmoothtravelexperience.Planyourpackinginareasonableway.Whenpackingforyourtripabroad,prioritizeessentialsandpacklighttoavoidunnecessaryweight.33.Remembertobringimportantdocumentssuchasyourpassport,visaifrequired,travelinsuranceinformation,andanynecessarymedication.Organizeyourbelongingsefficientlytominimizestressandmaximizeconveniencewhiletraveling.34.Bealarmedandawareofyoursurroundingsatalltimes.Avoidriskyareas,especiallyatnight,andkeepyourbelongingssecure.Familiarizeyourselfwithlocalemergencycontactnumbers,thelocationofyourcountry’sembassy(大使馆),andanyspecificsafetyprecautionsremendedfortravelersinyourdestination.Welenewexperiencesthateyourway.35.Weletheadventureofexploringunfamiliarplaces,tryinglocalfoods,andinteractingwithpeoplefromdifferentbackgrounds.Keepanopenmindandbewillingtostepoutsideyourfortzonetofullyappreciatetherichnessanddiversityoftheworld.Asyourjourneyabroadestoaclose,memoriesofadventureanddiscoverywillremaininyourheart.Cherish(珍惜)themomentsshared,thesightsseen,andthelessonslearned.36.A．Payattentiontosafetyatalltimes.B．Respectlocalcustomsandtraditions.C．Learnaboutitshistory,culture,customs,andlocallaws.D．Stayupdatedontravelguidelinesissuedbyyourgovernment.E．Travelingabroadoffersaccesstonewculturesandexperiences.F．Thoughyourtravelsmayend,thespiritofexplorationwillliveon.G．Considertheclimateandyouractivities,andpackproperclothingandequipment.三、完形填空（一）Anoldcar,afewdollarsinthepocket,andasenseofadventure.That’sallTonyandMaureenWheelerneededforthe37ofalifetime.TheymetonaparkbenchinRegent’sParkand38ayearlater.Fortheirhoneymoon,theydecidedtotrywhatfewpeoplethought39—crossingEuropeandAsiaoverland,allthewaytoAustralia.Ittookthemseveralmonthsandallthemoneytheycouldearnorborrow,butthey40.Itwastooamazinganexperienceto41themselves.42bytheirfriends,theystayedupnightswritingtheirveryfirsttravelguide“AcrossAsiaontheCheap”.Withinaweekthey’d431,500copiesandLonelyPlanetwasborn.Thename44amisheardlineinthesong“SpaceCaptain”.The45wordsare“lovelyplanet”,butTonyWheelerheard“lonelyplanet”andlikedit.LonelyPlanethasgoneonto46theworld’slargestandmostsuccessfultravelpublisher,47over100millionbooks.LonelyPlanetenablescurious48toexperiencetheworldandgettotheheartofaplacethroughguidebooksandalmosteveryplaceontheplanet.TonyandMaureenarecontinuingtotravelanddevotemuchoftheirsparetimeto49projects,providingsupportforpeopleinneed.Andthe50isstilldrivenbytheideain“AcrossAsiaontheCheap”:“Whatyou’vegotto51isdecidetogoandthehardestpartisover.Sogo!”37．A．savings B．travel C．reward D．anniversary38．A．divorced B．delayed C．married D．separated39．A．difficult B．possible C．astonished D．meaningful40．A．madesure B．madeup C．madeit D．madesense41．A．keepto B．linkto C．turnto D．contributeto42．A．Forced B．Disturbed C．Anticipated D．Encouraged43．A．sold B．acquired C．proceeded D．purchased44．A．esfrom B．resultsin C．looksinto D．appliesto45．A．wonderful B．mysterious C．actual D．primitive46．A．fight B．pete C．bee D．manage47．A．printing B．drawing C．reading D．writing48．A．couples B．travelers C．foreigners D．friends49．A．successful B．urgent C．contrary D．charitable50．A．country B．world C．office D．pany51．A．achieve B．do C．start D．claim（二）Whenitestohighprooffatheringlessons,fewadventurescanparewiththemotorcycletripIsharedwithmy20yearolddaughterEwa.In2023,we52aoneweekmotorcycletripinthesouthernpartofBritishColumbia.Each53amotorcycle,weheadednorthontheSeatoSkyhighway.Whatmadethistripso54wasthatEwatookitonherselftobetheplanner.Wedidn’tevenhavea55aboutit.Asafather,wasn’tIsupposedtoplanit?MyoldHarleyhadnogasgauge(汽油表).So,whenthemaingastankwasempty,themotorcycle56.Afterall,theseyearsIhadn’tknownwhetherIwould57it.Butonthefirstdayofourannualtrip,whenwewereonalonelyhighwayleadingtotheUSborderinSagna,Ontario,itcametoa58aftersometime.Ewaheadedintothedistance59thatshewasridingalone.Whenshe60noticedthatIwasn’tinherrearview(后视镜)mirror,shestoppedandwaitedasIpushedmyHarleytomeetwithher.Inmyadultlife,while61children,Ialwaysfollowedmyparents’62:Istoodbyandprovidedsupport.WhenEwa63herownwayoflife,Iseldomsaid‘no’.Butwhenshesaidshewantedto64withtheoutoffuelmotorcycleonthesideofthecountryroadwhileIwasgoingforgasoline,Isaid“noway”.Iwouldn’tletherstaythereonherown.Sheinsisted,butIwasvery65.Ewafinally66andwentlookingforgasolinewithme.Ilearnfromthetripthathoweveroldmychildis,Iwillneverstopbeingafather.52．A．shared B．started C．expected D．treasured53．A．riding B．winning C．testing D．desiring54．A．long B．simple C．special D．familiar55．A．request B．debate C．theme D．conversation56．A．fell B．slowed C．began D．continued57．A．claim B．sell C．use D．check58．A．stop B．conclusion C．solution D．decision59．A．unsure B．unaware C．considering D．confirming60．A．fortunately B．gradually C．happily D．eventually61．A．requiring B．raising C．paring D．acpanying62．A．heart B．talent C．ment D．lead63．A．found B．seized C．introduced D．quit64．A．play B．deal C．assist D．wait65．A．reliable B．confident C．firm D．regretful66．A．gavein B．turnedup C．gotthrough D．brokedown（三）AsastudentresearcheratUCIrvine,Ineedtousevarioussoftwaretocollectandanalyzedata.Whenlfirststarteddoingresearch,IfoundtheQuPathsoftwarevery67touse.Therewerealotofdifferenttoolsanda68amountofnewvocabularytolearn.Luckily,anotherstudentwhoalsousedtheQuPathsoftwarewalkedme69alotofitandalthoughshehadherown70toworkon,shewasalwaysreadyto71anyquestions.However,Icontinuedto72withthesoftwarewhenshewas73fromthelabandtherewasnoonetoaskforhelp.Ittookmequitesometimeand74tobeealltoofamiliarwiththesoftware.Thestudentwhohelpedmewasaboutto75,leavingmeasthepersontowhomnewstudentresearcherswould76.Iwouldbemorethanreadyforthem!IdecidedtowriteadetailedstepbystepguideabouthowtouseQuPathanditsdifferenttoolssothatnewstudentscould77iftheyneededadvice.Aweeklater,IwasaskedtohelpanewstudentwhowaslearningtouseQuPath.Hewas78surprisedwhenIshowedhimthewritteninstructions.Isharedthe79andalsohelpedhim80whenwewereinthelabtogether.OnceIgraduate,IhopethattheguideIwrotewill81tohelpstudentsforyearstoe.67．A．convenient B．effortless C．difficult D．practical68．A．significant B．certain C．definite D．small69．A．into B．from C．off D．through70．A．software B．paper C．project D．guide71．A．raise B．answer C．issue D．avoid72．A．struggle B．deal C．work D．meet73．A．secure B．distant C．immune D．absent74．A．money B．practice C．space D．strength75．A．graduate B．protest C．quit D．retire76．A．adapt B．apply C．turn D．respond77．A．referto B．putaway C．hitupon D．takeover78．A．terribly B．oddly C．doubtfully D．pleasantly79．A．context B．ment C．procedure D．description80．A．withrelief B．inexcitement C．withouteffort D．inperson81．A．mean B．continue C．aim D．deserve（四）HeCuiyinglivesonamountainpeakinYunnanprovince,atanaltitudeof3,000meters.Everymorning,the91yearoldwomanis82byfloatingfog,whichcreatesafairytalelandscape.Fouryearsago,HeCuiyingopenedahomestay(民宿)inheryardwiththehelpofhergranddaughter,HeQingmei.Eversince,shehas83herstories,thebeautifulsceneryandthe84cultureofhervillagewithvisitorsfromacrossChinaandotherpartsoftheworld.HeCuiyingisamemberoftheNaxiethnicgroup,whileherhusbandisfromtheTibetanethnicgroupandheisa85inTibetanBuddhism.InQibievillage,HeCuiying’shome,eightethnicminoritieslive86inthesamevillage,wherelocalpeople87102homestays.Thevillagerssaytheyhaveturned“housesintohomestaysandpeopleinto88”.TheyspeaktheNaxilanguage,89Tibetancustomsandwarmlyweletouristsfromallovertheworld.Injusteightyears,theyhavedevelopeda90multiethnic(多民族的)homestayvillage,beingakeydemonstrationprojectforcultural91inYunnan.HeCuiyingloves92.Wheneverguestsvisitherhome,shesingssongsandoffersblessingscontinuously.HerfavoritesongisChairmanMaoIsLiketheSun.Sheremembershowtheremotevillagewasliberatedand93povertyundertheleadershipofthemunistPartyofChina,soshehasasincere94forBeijingasthecapitalcity.Now,asHeCuiyinggetsolder,HeQingmeiandhercousinsaregradually95thehomestay.TheyhopetosharethebeautifulsceneryandstoriesofGrandma’shomewithmorepeoplethroughthe96ofguestsfromallovertheworld.82．A．interrupted B．greeted C．called D．proved83．A．pared B．exchanged C．bined D．shared84．A．unique B．corporate C．fash