2025年高考英语二轮复习专题05 阅读七选五（练习）（原卷版）

专题05阅读七选五练习目录01模拟基础练【题型一】阅读七选五之说明文类（最新模拟） 【题型二】阅读七选五之记叙文类（最新模拟）【题型三】阅读七选五之议论文类（最新模拟）02重难创新练（阅读七选五创新题）03真题实战练题型一阅读七选五之说明文类1.（2025·云南省曲靖市高三第一次质量检测）Cultivatinggoodpracticesandintegratingthemintoyourdailyroutinecanmakeyouafarmoredynamic,efficient,andproductivewriter.Infact,makingafewsmalladjustmentscanmakeallthedifference.WriteEveryDayTrytowriteeverydaywithoutfail.1Dependingonyourscheduleandothercommitments,anhouradayfiveorsixdaysaweekwouldbeagoodstartingpoint.Ifyourtimeisespeciallylimited,trytoorganizeyourthoughtsanddevelopanideaofwhatyouwanttowritebeforehandsoitsaves“thinking”timewhentheopportunitycomestositdownatthecomputer.2Thismeansfilingawayeverythingyouwriteinalogicalordersoyoucaneasilyfinditagainlater,andregularlybackingupyourfilestoavoidlosinganything.Maketo-dolistssoyoudon’tforgetanythingimportant,prioritizetime-sensitiveprojects,andkeepdetailedrecordsofeverythingyousubmit.CreateClearGoals3Putforwardastrategythatwillgiveyouthebestchanceofgettingthere.Oneinescapablecommitmentiswordcount.Youshouldalwaysaimtoworksmarter,notharder,butasawriter,youwon’tgetveryfarifyoudon’twrite.ReadWidelyTrytosetasideareadingperiod—halfanhourimmediatelybeforeyougotosleep,forexample—andsticktoit.Don’tjustreadyourfavoritetypes,butreadeverythingyoucangetyourhandson.Studythevarioustechniquesandstylesyoucomeacross.4Youcanlearnjustasmuchfrombadwritingasyoucanfromgoodwriting.KeepRecordsLifeishappeningallaroundyou,sodocumentasmuchofitasyoucan.Youneverknowwheninspirationwillstrike.Whileagreatmanywritersstillprefertheold“penandnotepad”approach,youcanjusteasilywritenotesusinganapponyoursmartphoneorevenemailthemtoyourself.Whenyouhaveanideaforastory,writeitdownimmediately.5A．BeOrganizedB．SubmitFilesonTimeC．Itdoesn’tevenhavetobeforlong.D．Don’ttrustyourselftorememberitlater.E．Makenotesaboutwhatworksandwhatdoesn’t.F．Thinkseriouslyaboutwhatyouwanttoaccomplish.G．Goodwritingbeginswithadeepunderstandingofyoursubject.2.（2025·新疆乌鲁木齐地区高三第一次质量监测）TipsforSettingBoundariesWe’veallbeenthere:Sometimesyouknowthatyouneedtodeclinesomeone’srequest,butsomehow,intheend,youreluctantlyagreetotakeonanadditionalresponsibility.6Ifyouexperiencedifficultieswithsettingboundaries,don’tlosehope.Herearewaystosharpenthistool.Carehowyoufeel.7Youcanfeelthemthroughoutyourbody.Whensomeoneapproachesyouwitharequest,payattentiontoyourbody’sresponse.Ittellsyouhowtorespondbeforeyouevensayaword.Forexample,astheyspeak,youmightfeelmuscletension.Thisisasignalfromyourbodytosayno.Don’tdelaygivingyourresponse.Whensomeoneapproachesyouwitharequest,acommonstrategyistobuytime.Bydoingthis,yousecretlyhopethattheywillmiraculouslyforgettherequest,andthatyouwillbeoffthehook.However,thisstrategydoesnotwork.Notresolvingthematterinrealtimeallowsemotionalforcessuchasguilttoinfluenceyou.8Don’toverexplainyourself.Inanefforttocopewithdifficultemotionssuchasguilt,youtendtooversharethereasonsforsayingno.However,themoreinformationyoushare,themorelikelyyouaretobepersuadedintosayingyes.Bysharinginformation,youareonlyprovidingsomeonewiththeopportunitytobuildacaseforoverridingyourboundaries.9Youcanbekindanddirectwhensettingboundaries.10Itcantaketimetobecomeexpertinanyskill.Thesameholdstruewithsettingboundaries.Atfirst,settingboundariescanfeeluncomfortable.Youmaystruggleforwordsornotsoundconvincing,butovertime,itgetseasier.Rememberthatnotsettingboundariesisalsohard.Constantlywalkingoneggshellsforfearofupsettingpeopleisanexhaustingwaytolive.A．Setboundariesoften.B．Don’tbeafraidofexplaining.C．Emotionsarenotjustinyourhead.D．Thereasonisthatyoulackfirmboundaries.E．Whensayingno,youshouldkeepitshortandsweet.F．Asaresult,adelayednomayturnintoareluctantyes.G．Settingthementalboundaryletsyouplaymultiplerolesathome.3.（2025·贵州省毕节市高三第一次诊断性测试）Lifethrowschallengingsituationsonourwayfromtimetotime.Perseveringthroughchallengescanbedifficultandwilltestourstrengthandresilience(复原力).Thankfully,therearewaystohelpusmakeiteasier!Trytoremaincalm.1Itwillmakeuslosecontrolofouremotions,leadingtopoordecision-making.Whenchallengesarise,itishelpfultotakeastepback,observethesituationwithoutlettingemotionscontrolus,andthenact.Oncewearecalm,wecanbetteranalyzethesituationandcarryoutaplanofaction.Acceptwhatishappening.Whenlifegetschallenging,itisoftenbeyondourcontrol.Inthiscase,whatweshoulddoistoacceptthesituationanddowhateverisinourcontroltogrowfromit.2That’stosay,weneedlearnfromthesituationandforgiveourselves.Onceweareabletoacceptthesituationandletgo,wewillbeabletomoveforwardandthinkclearlyaboutthenextsteps.3Whenwearefacedwithstressfulsituations,itiscommontothinktheworstscenario(设想)willhappen.Itcanbedifficultforustotakeastepbackandrecognizethatthingswillnotbethiswayforever.Instead,keepingabalancedattitudecanhelpustochangeourmindset.4Seeksupport.Seekingsupport,whetheritisfromafriend,familymember,oraprofessional,isneverasignofweakness.5Itcanprovideemotionalsupportandanewperspectiveonthesituation.Mostimportantly,itcanhelpusbrainstormpossiblesolutions,sothatwecanfacethechallengebetter.A．Adoptabalancedattitude.B．Focusonthepositiveaspects.C．Itisimportanttoacknowledgemistakes.D．Acceptancealsoincludesacceptingourselves.E．Turningtosomeoneforhelphasmanybenefits.F．Whenchallengingeventshappen,wemayfeelpanic.G．Itcanalsohelpusaddressnegativethoughtsandchallenges.4.（2025·山东省日照市高三校际联合考试）Inrecentyears,outdoorsportshavebecomeincreasinglypopular.AccordingtotheGeneralAdministrationofSport,over400millionparticipationsinoutdooractivitieshavebeenrecordednationwide,withthoseborninthe1980sand1990sleadingthetrend.1Thishasledsometoassociateoutdoorsportswithheightenedrisks.Drivenbythedesiretoshare“braveexplorer”momentsonlineora“comeallthewayuphere”mindset,manybeginnerstooutdooradventurewithoutproperpreparation.Inreality,outdooractivitiescanbedangerouswithoutadequateskillsandriskawareness.Beginnerswhoignorepotentialdangersmayfacehypothermia(失温)whenhikingtohighaltitudes,getlostinforests,orbecaughtinthunderstorms.2So,howcanwemakeoutdoorsportssafer?3Beforeheadingout,researchtheenvironment,climate,andseasonalconditionstochooseasaferouteandavoidriskyorhard-to-accessspots.Alwayschecktheweatherforecastandprepareproperplans.Knowingthetrail’selevation,difficultylevel,supplypointsandemergencystationsiscrucial,andplanningalternativeescaperoutescanbelife-saving.4Layeredclothingisessentialtoadapttochangingweatherconditions.Followtheprincipleof“removelayerswhenwarm,addlayerswhencoldandchangeclotheswhenwet”.Thisincludesmoisture-wicking(吸湿排汗的)innerlayers,insulating(绝缘的)mid-layersandwaterproofouterlayerstostaywarmanddry.5Remembertotellfriendsorfamilyaboutyourrouteandestimatedreturntimesotheycanassistifneeded.Withproperpreparationandsafetymeasures,theseadventurescanbebothexcitingandrewarding.A．Havingtherightequipmentisequallyimportant.B．Onthewhole,outdoorsportsshouldnotbeariskygame.C．Awell-thought-outplanandthoroughpreparationarevital.D．Allinall,outdoorsportscanbringgreatfunandknowledge.E．However,theriseinaccidentshascastashadowonthisenthusiasm.F．Theseincidentshighlightthatoutdoorsportsarefarmorethanasimpletrip.G．Theyoftenlackthenecessaryequipmentandawarenesstoensuretheirsafety.5.（2025·河北省邢台市高三期末）Inthedigitalage,peopletakemanymeasurestoprotecttheirprivacyonline.1Yourvaluableinformation,browsing(浏览)history,andpasswordscanbeeasilygotbyothers.Althoughgovernmentsaroundtheworldaretakingstepstoimprovethesituation,it'sstilllargelyuptoindividualstotrytopreservetheirprivacyonline.Herearesomeusefulwaystoprotectyouronlineprivacy.Usestrongcodes(密码).Alongandcomplicatedcodethatcombinesspecialcharacterscanbethefirststeptowardssecuringyourselfonline.Itisrecommendedthatyoushouldnotusethesamecodeindifferentsocialmedia.2Install(安装)aprivatenetwork.InstallingaprivatenetworkisnecessaryforthosewhoarefondofusingpublicWi-Fi.3Ifapersonmanagestohackyourdeviceoryourconnection,theycannotstealanything,asallyourinformationwillbeunreadable.4Thelessinformationyouexposetoothers,thesmalleryourdigitalfootprintandthelessdatacriminalscancollect,expose,anduseagainstyou.Don’tshareyourpersonalinformationonsocialmediaplatformsandchatapps.Avoidpostingaboutvacations,familymembernames,carandbankinginformation,schoolsyouattended,oryourbirthday.Updatesocialmediaprivacysettings.Ithasbeenfoundthatsomecompaniesareinpartnershipwithsocialmediaplatformstoexchangerevenue(收益)withpersonalinformation.5Youcanupdateyoursocialmediaprivacysettingssothatonlypermittedfriendscanviewyourposts,photos,andotherinformation.A．Shareaslittleaspossible.B．However,someofthemareoflittleuse.C．Don’tshareyourprivacywithyourfriends.D．However,thepowertosharepersonaldataisinyourhands.E．Also,trytokeepyourpasswordssecretandchangethemregularly.F．Aprivatenetworkcanmakesurethatnoonecanseewhatyou’redoingonline.G．Manypeopleconnecttheirpersonalsocialmediaaccountstothird-partyapps.6.（2025·辽宁省大连市高三期末双基考试）Whetherafriendhasbrokenupwiththeirlong-termpartner,acolleagueislosinghisjob,oralovedonehasbeendiagnosedwithahealthcondition,therearetimeswhenpeoplesharedifficultnewswithus.Wemaybeunsureabouthowbesttohelporfeelawkwardanduncomfortable.1ShowyoucareRuth,apsychologistatStonyBrookUniversity,recommendstryingtofindsomewherequiettohavetheconversationifpossible.2“Goodeyecontactandrelaxednon-verbalcues,suchasleaningforwardslightly,noddingandusingappropriatefacialexpressionsthatconveywarmthandempathycanputthepersonatease.Acknowledgingtheirfeelingsthroughstatementshelpspeoplefeelheard,”Ruthcontinues.AskwhattheyneedSometimespeopleneedtoletoffsteamandothertimestheywantsolutions,soit’sbesttoaskhowyoucansupportthem.Checkwhethertheywouldlikeadviceorjusttosharetheirexperience.Ruthsays,“3”4Accidentallywetendtounderstatetheperson’sexperiencewithcommentslike“5”Thiscaninvalidate(驳斥)theirfeelingsandexperiences.Ruthalsorecommendstryingtoavoidofferinguninvitedadvice,orpushingthepersonintoproblem-solvingbeforetheyfeelready.“Theymayalreadybeoverwhelmedandabarrageofpossibilitiesandsolutions,withoutagoodunderstandingofallthefactors,canbeunhelpfulandmakethepersonfeelunheard,”shesays.“Trytoavoidmakingyourselfthefocusoftheconversation,”addsRuth.A．Itcouldhavebeenworse.B．ItistheworstnewsI’veheard.C．Trynottominimizeormakeitaboutyou.D．Avoidlookingatyourphoneorotherdistractions.E．Listeningismorepowerfulthancomfortingwords.F．Here,welookatwhattodowhensomeonesharestheirdifficultnewswithyou.G．Askingcanofferthepersonasenseofbeingheardwhentheyfeeloverwhelmed.7.（2025·湖北省部分重点中学高三第二次联考）Ifyouareaperfectionist,youfollowhighstandardsandalwaystrytodoeverythingwell.1Researchersfindpursuingperfectioncanhaveseriouseffectsonmentalhealth.Ina2016study,researchersstudiedtherelationshipbetweenperfectionismanddepressionovertime.2Althoughpeoplemaybelievethattheirperfectionismcontributestotheirsuccess,itseemstobeharmfultotheirmentalhealth.Isperfectionismalwaysharmful?3Somesuggestthepossibilityofadaptiveperfectionism,wherepeoplesticktohighstandardswithoutself-criticismoftheirownmistakes.However,othersbelievethatperfectionismisnotadaptiveandtheydon’tthinkitisbeneficial.Sowhatcanperfectionistsdotochangetheirbehavior?Psychologistspointoutthatgivinguponperfectiondoesnotnecessarilymeanlesssuccess.4Apossiblealternativetoperfectionismiswhatpsychologistscallagrowthmindset.Unlikethosewithafixedmindset,thosewithagrowthmindsetbelievethattheycanimprovetheirabilitiesbylearningfromtheirmistakes.5Tounderstandself-sympathy,thinkabouthowyouwouldrespondtoaclosefriendiftheymadeamistake.Itislikelythatyouwillrespondwithkindnessandunderstanding,knowingthatyourfriendisdoingitoutofgoodintentions.A．Anotheristocultivatesympathyforoneself.B．Psychologistshaveheateddebatesoverthisissue.C．Inthelongrun,acceptingimperfectioncanactuallyhelp.D．Perfectionismcanbebeneficialinsomecertainsituations.E．Highstandardsareonething,butperfectionismisanother.F．Thekeytoovercomingperfectionismistoavoiditatallcost.G．Theyfoundhighlevelsofperfectionismoftenincreaseddepression.8.（2025·山东省济宁市高三期末）It’snosecretthatartificialintelligenceischangingthewaywework.Withmoreandmoresimplertasksbeingautomated,humansareleftwithmorehigh-levelcognitivework,suchasideageneration,strategicplanning,andcreativewriting.1Theproblemisthatwestillfollowamindsetthatresemblestheeraofassembly(组装)lines,whichdoesn’tfosterorfacilitatethetypeofworkneededtoday.Leadersconstantlymeasuredproductivityintermsofhowmanyhoursanemployeespentatworkorthenumberofabstracttargetstheyreached.2Thistypeofoutputdoesn’tfitintheeraofAI.Instead,wehavetomakeapsychologicalswitch,structuringeachworkdayforqualityinsteadofquantity.Startbykickingtheoldmethodofcontinuousworkthroughouttheday.Researchshowsthatcontinuousworkimpairscreativeideagenerationandhighquality,complexcognitivework.3It’srecommendedthatusingworksessionsthatareabout90minuteslong,attackingthehardestpartofthetaskinthefirst20minutesandmovingtotheslower,easierworkduringtheremainingtime.4Therefore,managersshouldconsidertheprincipalareathatateamorindividualisworkingonratherthanimposingthesameworkscheduleacrossateamoranorganization.Datasuggeststhatit’sbettertoworkontasksthatinvolvecreativity,imagination,andproblemsolvingduringthefirstfewhoursofthedayandagainrightbeforeyougotosleep.5Inbetweenthefocusedworksessions,maketimeforanaporforeasyworkthatdoesn’trequiremuchcreativityorfocus.A．That’sbecausepeopletendtooverwork.B．Thetimeofdaywillalsomakeadifference.C．Asaresult,quantityofworkwasprioritized.D．Toexcelinthenewera,we’llneedtotransformhowwework.E．Witheverynewtechnologycomesfearandthennewopportunity.F．Becauseofthat,it’sbettertoworkinbursts,givingthemindarest.G．Themiddleofthedayisbetterforsomethingcallingforconcentration.9.（2025·北京市东城区高三期末）Whilecompliments(赞扬)mayseemsimple,theycanhavealargeimpactonyouandthepeoplearoundyou,creatingarippleofpositivity.However,givingcomplimentsrequiresskillsandknowledge.Mostcomplimentsinourculturefollowaverypredictablepattern.1Abouttwo-thirdsofcomplimentsintheUSaremadeusingjustfiveadjectives:nice,good,beautiful,pretty,andgreat.Inaddition,about80%ofcomplimentsfollowthreeformats.SoifIlikedabookyouwroteandwantedtosaysomethingpositiveaboutit,mycomplimentwouldprobablyfollowoneofthesebasicpatterns:“Yourbookisgreat,”“Iloveyourbook,”or“Thatisaterrificbook.”2.Forexample,in2011ascholarshowedthatwomeninunstructuredsettingsbothgiveandreceivefarmorecomplimentsthanmen.Aboutthree-quartersofwomen’scomplimentstootherwomeninanunstructured,informalsettinginvolveappearance.Inagoal-oriented,formalsetting,68%ofpraisestatementsareaboutperformance.3Whetherthecomplimentiseffectivedependsonwhetheritisbelievable,appropriate,andunqualified.4Ifyoutellmemyhairlooksgood,Iwilldismissitandsuspectyourmotives,becauseIhavelittlehair.Moregenerally,peoplewithlowself-esteemdon’tusuallyreceivecomplimentswell.Asresearchershaveshown,inpeoplewithhighself-esteem,acomplimentstimulatespartsofthebrainresponsibleforself-referentialthinking.Thisoccurssignificantlylessforpeoplewhohavelowself-esteem.Evenifacomplimentagreeswithone’sself-conception,scholarsconcluded,itmustmeetthreecriteriatobeacceptedbyitsobject.5Itmustbesincere.Anditmustoccurintheappropriatecontext.A．Itmustfollowthebasicpatterns.B．Thepraisemustcomefromapersonwithcredibilitytogiveit.C．Whatwechoosetocomplimentdependsongenderdifferences.D．Agoodcomplimentmustnotconflictwithitsrecipient’sself-conception.E．Ifpeoplehavenegativeviewofaperson,theywouldresisthiscompliments.F．Incontrast,menaremorelikelytocomplimentoneanotheronperformanceinallsettings.G．Theyaregenerallydirectedtowardanotherperson’sappearance,performance,orpossessions.10.（2025·云南省昆明市第一中学高三第五次联考）Whenfacedwithabigchallengewherepotentialfailureseemstohideateverycorner,maybeyou’veheardthisadvicebefore,“Bemoreconfident.”1Takethebeliefthatyouarevaluable,worthwhile,andcapable,andaddintheoptimismthatcomeswhenyouarecertainofyourabilities.2Thisisconfidence.Itturnsthoughtsintoaction.Sowheredoesconfidenceevencomefrom?Thereareseveralfactorsthatimpactconfidence,suchaswhatyou’rebornwithandhowyou’retreatedwhengrowingup.3Butthepersonalchoiceswemakecertainlyplayamajorroleinconfidencedevelopment.So,bykeepinginmindthefollowingtwopracticaltips,wedoactuallyhavethepowertocultivateourownconfidence.Tip1:Aquickfix.Thereareafewtricksthatcangiveyouanimmediateconfidenceboostinashortterm.Pictureyoursuccesswhenyou’rebeginningadifficulttask.Somethingassimpleaslisteningtomusicwithdeepbasscanpromotefeelingsofpower.4Tip2:5Ifyouarelookingforalong-termchange,considerthewayyouthinkaboutyourabilitiesandtalents.Doyouthinktheyarefixedatbirth,orthattheycanbedeveloped,likeamuscle?Thesebeliefsmatterbecausetheycaninfluencehowyouactwhenyou’refacedwithsetbacks.Ifyouhaveafixedmindset,meaningthatyouthinkyourtalentsarelockedinplace,youmightgiveup.Butifyouhaveagrowthmindsetandthinkyourabilitiescanimprove,achallengeisanopportunitytolearnandgrow.Itturnsoutthatpeoplewhohaveagrowthmindsetaremoresuccessfulanddoingbetterinfaceofchallenges.A．Butwhatisconfidence?B．Butwhatdoyoubelievein?C．Fixyourmindsetinastablestate.D．Believeinyourabilitytoimprove.E．Itisn’tpossibletocompletelyalterthesefactors.F．Thenactcourageouslytofaceachallengehead-on.G．Youcanevenstrikeapowerfulposeorgiveyourselfapositivetalk.题型二阅读七选五之记叙文类1.（2025·山东省部分学校高三毕业班质量检测）Onemorning,agroupofsixteenagegirlsandtheiradultleaderbegantheirhikefromacottage,expectingmildweather.1Thefirstpartoftheirroutewasexposedandthepathwasnarrow,soitcouldbedangerousforthelightergirlsinthegroup.Realizingthesituationwasworsening,theadultleaderdecidedtoturnthegroupbacktothehutbeforetheyreachedthemostexposedsectionofthepath.Whilethegirlsweredisappointedandeagertocontinue,theleaderknewthatsafetyhadtocomefirst.Backatthecottage,theleaderreassured(安慰)thegroupthattheyweresafeandexplainedwhyreturningwasthebestchoice.2Thoughsomeofthegirlswereupset,theyquicklyunderstoodtheimportanceofstayingsheltereduntiltheweatherimproved.Theleadertookamomenttoassesstheirresources.Theweatherforecastpredictedworseningconditionslater,andtheymightbestuckatthecottageforlongerthanexpected.Fortunately,everyonehadplannedforsituationslikethis.Theyhadbroughtextrafood,sotheywerewell-preparedtowaitforadayortwoifneeded.3Toavoidtheirfamilies’concerns,thegroupusedsatellitecommunicationdevicestoletthemknowtheyweresafe.4Theleadercontinuedtomonitortheweatherandnoticedthewindslowlycalming.Asconditionsimproved,thegroupcontinuedtheirhikesafely.5Notonlydidtheyturnwhatcouldhavebeenadangeroussituationintoanopportunityforlearning,buttheyalsogainedvaluableexperienceinmanagingtheunexpectedoutdoors.A．Thisforesightallowedthegrouptoremaincalm.B．Theydecidedtostayputuntilthewinddieddown.C．Thisalsopreventedtheriskofanunnecessarysearch.D．Thegirlsbuiltashelterusingavailablematerialsforprotection.E．Theleaderdecidedtocallforhelpimmediatelyafterturningback.F．However,thewindquicklybecamemuchstrongerthanforecasted.G．Thegroupstayedcalm,plannedahead,andcommunicatedeffectively.2.（2025·福建省泉州高中毕业班上学期质量检测（二））IalwaysadmiredmygrandmotherJenny’sgardeningskills.Butitwasn’tuntilasunnyafternooninherbackyardthatIbecameinterestedingardeningmyself.Weweretheretogrowtomatoes.Shehandedmeatinyyoungtomatoplant.1It’safamilytradition!Overtime,thetinyseedling(幼苗)hadgrownintoalargetomatoplantwithmanyjuicyredtomatoes.HarvestingthosetomatoeswithmygrandmawasajoyIwon’tforget.Wespenthoursinherkitchenmakingdelicioushomemadespaghettisauce.2Mytimeinthegardenwithmygrandmashowedmethatgardeningismorethanjustahobby.It’sawaytoconnectwithourroots.Thegardenbecamesomethingwebothloved,bringingusclosertogetherandcreatingastrongbond.3Iwateredtheplantstoomuchandforgottotakecareofthesoil.Itwasalearningexperience.ButIdidn’tgiveup.Instead,Isawthesemomentsasopportunitiestolearn.Ireadbooks,wenttoworkshops,andaskedexperiencedgardenersinmycommunityforadvice.Yet,MotherNaturecanbeunpredictable.fromunbearableheattounexpectedfrosts.Ilostsomeofmyfavoriteplantsduetoextremeweathers.4Iuseddrought-tolerantplantsandprotectivecoveringslikeshadeclothsandfrostblanketstohelpmystrongplantsgrow.Gardeningisalifelongjourneyoflearning.5It’slikefindingahiddenlibrary,whereeachplantandplotofferssomethingnewtodiscover.ThemoretimeIspendinthegarden,themoreIrealisethatthesoilisnotjustaplaceforplantstogrow—it’salsoidealgroundformypersonalgrowth.A．Gardeningincoldweatherwillberathertough.B．Justthesmellalonebroughtbacksomanymemories.C．However,myfirstattemptsatgardeningdidn’tgoverywell.D．Thenshesharedstoriesofherowngrandmotherdoingthesame.E．Andgrandma’sgardeningjourneyconnectswithmeemotionally.F．It’salwayschangingandrequiresustostayopentonewknowledge.G．ButIstartedplantingwiththeclimateinmindinsteadofgettingupset.3.（2025·广东省华附省实广雅深中四校高三期末联考）OnJuly4,1972,apairofyoungnewlywedsnamedTonyandMaureenwereonthedrivewayofafamilyhomeinthesouthofEngland.1.Orsomewhere.Theyhadatrunkfulloffood,cookingequipmentandsomesleepingbags.TheybelievedthattheirjourneyacrossAsiawouldbenothingmorethanalittleadventurebeforetheysettleddowntoasteady,middle-classlifeinEngland.Anditturnedouttobejustthekindofadventurethecouplelongedfor.TheygotcaughtinasnowstormintheItalianAlps;bumpedintoamotorcycleinIran;thensoldtheircar.Fromthere,itwasabustoPakistan,thenontoIndia.ThecouplehitchhikedsouthacrossThailandandonthroughMalaysiaandSingapore.2.TonyandMaureeneachlostmorethantenpoundsinthefiveandahalfmonthsittookthemtogetfromEnglandtoAustralia.3.AndbythetimetheymadeittoSydneytheyhadpreciselytwenty-sevencentslefttosustainthem.4.ThebookshopstheycouldhavevisitedbackinEnglandin1972wouldhavehadpreciouslittletoofferinthewayofpracticaladvicefortheirroute.Butthat’snottosaythatTonyandMaureenhadnothingtoguidethem.Astheywoulddiscoversoon,theirsinglebestsourceofinformationwastheothertravelersthey’dencounterontheroad.5.AndthesenoteswouldateprovetobeaveryvaluableresourceforthebookAcrossAsiaontheCheap,beginningoftheirLonelyPlanetguidebooks—thegospel(真理)ofadventuretravelfortensofmillionsofreaders.A．Theywouldalsoexchangeinformation.B．Theyoncewantedtostoptheirjourney.C．They’dcoveredovertenthousandmiles.D．Tonytookverycarefulnotesoftheinformationeveryday.E．Theysetoutonthefinallegofthetrip-WesternAustralia.F．Whatdidtheyoungcouplehavetoguidetheminallofthis?G．TheyweredrivingausedminivanandtheirgoalwastogettoIndia.4.（2025·吉林省白城市实验高级中学高三期末）WesetoffonourjourneyupMountWutaiontoitspeaktoappreciatethemysteriousandbeautifulBodhisattvaLights,ball-shapedlightsfloatinginthewholeskywithradiantbeams.Seenfromthefootofthemountain,theskywasgrayandcloudy.1Itsometimesappearedinwhitemist,andsometimeswascompletelycoveredbyclouds.Onthemountainside,ourclothinggrewwet.2Itslowedthehorsesdowntoaheavypace.Wespentthenightatasmalltemple.Thenextmorningwecontinuedourclimbintherain.Theroadwa