阅读理解+阅读七选五+完形填空分类综合训练-2023届高考英语一轮复习

阅读理解+阅读七选五十完形填空

一、阅读理解

A

SanFranciscoisagreatcity.Belowaresomeideasforeducational

activitiesandprogramsinSanFranciscoforthissummer.

TheSanFranciscoSchool：SummerPrograms

Therearesummercampsforthechildrenfrompre-kindergartenthrough

middleschoolattheSanFranciscoSchool.WithprogramssuchasTearless

Writing"，“AGreenWorld"anduRe-makingClothing",SanFrancisco

becomesagreatplaceforchildrentolearnandhavefuninthesummer.

Registrationstartsinthespring.Call415-749-4550toknowmore.

SanFranciscoArtInstitute：CommunityEducation

Fromchildrentoelders,allpeoplearewelcometosignupforallsortsof

artclassesallyearround,suchas“AdultContinuingEducation”，

Tre-collegePrograms"and"AYoungArtisf.Checkonlineforschedules,

classtypes,agegroupsandmoreorcall415-749-4500.

SanFranciscoUniversityHighSchool：SummerProgram

Thisisathree-summercommitmentandagreatprogrampreparingkids

forcollege.Itprovideslanguageandartclassesinthemorningandsocial

studiessuchassportsandhistoryintheafternoon.Therearealsofun

activitiessuchasafieldday,apartynight,atalentshow,etc.30to35

tenth-gradechildrenarechoseneachsummer,soyouhavetofilloutaform.

Call415-749-4558toknowmore.

RudolfSteinerCollege：SummerPrograms

RudolfSteinerhassummerprogramsforthosewhowanttotakecourses

suchasteachinggradecourses1to8.RegistrationisatthebeginningofApril.

Call415-749-4560formoreaboutit.

Theseactivitiesandprogramsareusuallypopular,andifyouare

interested,getupandjoinus!

1.Whatschooloffersitstimetableonthewebsite?

A.RudolfSteinerCollege.

B.TheSanFranciscoSchool.

C.SanFranciscoArtInstitute.

D.SanFranciscoUniversityHighSchool.

2.WhatcanwelearnaboutSanFranciscoUniversityHighSchool?

A.Kidscansignupforartclasses.

B.Timeforregistrationisonlyinsummer.

C.Theschoolprovideswritinglessonsforchildren.

D.Pre-schoolkidsshouldsignupforclassesinspring.

3.ForwhomwillRudolfSteinerCollegeprovidesummerprograms?

A.Childrenfromanyschool.

B.Studentsfromhighschool.

C.Kidsfrompre-kindergarten.

D.Thosewhowanttobeteachers.

B

IwantedtohaveteawithNeradainateabreakduringaretreat（静养）.

Iwasholdingthecupsohecouldsip（小口喝）tea.Iwascarefulandpoured

asmallquantityinhismouth.Ienjoyedconcentratingoneachmomentand

listeningdeeplytodoagoodjobwithservingtea.

Wewereimmediatelyconnectedandbefriendedeachotherduringthis

time.Twootherretreatparticipantsjoinedandthentherewerefourpeople

talkingaboutvarietiesoftopicswhichrangedfromhowNeradaprogressedin

hiseducationtocooloneslikehowhemaintainshisweight,etc.These

conversationsbroughtsmilesanditseemedthatweallkneweachotherfrom

longtimeago.Insubtleways,wequietlyfelttheconnection.

Whenwefinishedtea,IfeltliketyingawristbandforNerada.The

wristbandhadthelettersthatread“WE”ononesideand“ME”ontheotherif

readupsidedown.ItoldNeradathatmyyoungestbrotherisabouthisage,

andhegavemeasweet,calmsmile.

Ifeltdeepcontentduringthisteatime.Ihadactuallylivedthosemoments,

beingsympatheticandfriendly.Itwasanexperienceofjoy.Later,duringthe

retreat,eachtimeNeradaandIhappenedtogreetortalk,wesmiled

naturallyandfeltconnected.

Ifssadthatwedon'tconnectdeeply,evenwithourfamilyorfriends.We

arejusttoobusyrunningafterthings,goingnowhere.Wedon'tseemto

concentrateorcareenoughforpeopleduringourconversations.Ihadthese

valuablerealizationslater.

Onthelastdayoftheretreat,ItoldNerada,“Thiswasthebestteatime

Ieverhadinmylife.nHegavemeawarm,unforgettablesmile.

4.WhatcanwelearnaboutNeradafromParagraph1?

A.Hewashealthy.B.Hemaybedisabled.

C.Helikedservingtea.D.Heworkedintheretreat.

5.TheauthormadefriendswithNeradaatthetime.

A.theywereatschool

B.theauthorcaredforhim

C.theyweretyingthewristband

D.theywereinaretreatconversation

6.HowdidtheauthorfeelduringtheteatimewithNirad?

A.Calm.B.Sad.

C.Bored.D.Happy.

7.Whatdoestheauthorthinktobereallyimportanttopeople?

A.Tryingtohelpothers.

B.Smilingmoretofriends.

C.Enjoyingteawithfriends.

D.Beingconnectedwitheachother.

C

Doctorssayangercanbeaveryharmfulemotionunlessyoulearnhowto

dealwithit.Theywarnthatangryfeelingscanleadtoheartdisease,

stomachproblems,headaches,emotionalproblemsandpossiblycancer.

Angerisanormalemotionthatweallfeelfromtimetotime.Somepeople

expressangeropenlyinacalmreasonableway.Othersburstwithanger,

losingcontrolofthemselves.Butotherpeoplerepresstheiranger.They

cannotorwillnotexpressit.

Foryearsmanydoctorsthoughtthatrepressingangerwasmore

dangeroustoaperson'shealththanexpressingit.Theysaidthatwhena

personisangry,thebraingivesoffthesamehormones（荷尔蒙）thatare

producedduringtensesituations.Theyspeedtheheartrate,raiseblood

pressure，orsugarintothebloodandnarrowthebloodvessels（血管）to

theinterstices（空隙）,Ingeneral,thepersonfeelsexcitedandreadytoact.

Doctorssaidthatrepressingthesefeelingsonlymakesthefeelings

continue.Andthiscanleadtomanymedicalproblems.Doctorsthoughta

personcouldpreventtheseproblemsbylettingtheangeroutbyexpressingit

freely.Butrecentlysomedoctorsheldadifferentview.Theysaidthatpeople

whoexpressangerrepeatedlyandviolentlydidbecome,infact,moreand

notlessangry.

Theysaidthis,too,cancausemedicalproblems.

Somedoctorssaythatbothrepressingandexpressingangercanbe

dangerous.Theybelievethatthosewhoexpressangerviolentlymaybemore

likelytodevelopheartdisease,andtheybelievethatthosewhokeeptheir

angerinsidemayfaceagreaterdangerofhighbloodpressure.

Doctorssaythesolutionislearninghowtodealwithanger.Theysaythe

firststepistoadmitthatyouareangryandtorecognizetherealcauseofthe

anger,andthendecideifthecauseisserious.Ifitis,theysay,“Donot

expressyourangerwhileangry.Waituntilyourangerhascooleddownand

youareabletoexpressyourselfcalmlyandreasonably.”

8.Whatdoesthephrase“repressinganger"inParagraph3probably

mean?

A.Forgettingonesanger.

B.Keepingonesangerinside.

C.Expressingonesangeropenly.

D.Treatingonesangercalmlyandreasonably.

9.Whyisrepressingangerconsideredtobedangerous?

a.Somebloodvesselsbecomethinner.

b.Thebloodcontainssugar.

c.Thebloodpressurerises.

d.Theheartrateincreases.

A.a,b,cB,a,b,dC.a,c,dD.b,c,d

10.Whatshouldyoudoforthegoodofhealthwhenyougetangry?

A.Learnhowtomakeadeal.

B.Treattheangerproperly.

C.Expresstheangerfreely.

D.Represstheanger.

11.Whatdoesthistextmainlyabout?

A.Anargumentbetweenthenewandoldviewsaboutanger.

B.Somedifferentwaysofdealingwithanger.

C.Thedangersofangerandthesolution.

D.Anewmedicaldiscoveriesaboutanger.

D

Whafsyouropinionaboutfindinggoodfriends?Speakingfrommypast

experience,itisverydifficulttofindgoodfriendsthatyoucantrustbutonce

youhavefoundthem,theyareworthkeepingforever!Therefore,Ithink

friendshipisthemostimportantrelationshipthatanybodycouldhave.

ThequalitiesIlookforinafriendareagoodsenseofhumorand

sensitivity体贴）.Afriendwouldhavetobestrong-mindedandhighlyspirited.

Ithinkthatthesequalitiesarethekeyqualitiestolookforinagoodfriend.

Eventhebestfriendscanstillhaveargumentsbetweenthemselves,

thoughusuallyaboutmoreserioustopics,ratherthantheusualchildish

arguments.Somematterscanseriouslyaffectfriendship.Ifoneofyour

friendsstartedexperimentingwithharmfulanddangerousdrugs,whatwould

youdo?Agoodfriendwouldtrytohelpasmuchaspossible,whileabad

exampleofafriendwouldsimplyshrug（耸肩）andturnablindeye.

Notonlythebadthingsaffectfriendship—goodactivitiesdotoo,suchas

bondingwithoneanother,notjustbygoingoutonanightwiththem,butby

spendingqualitytimewiththemandtalkingtoeachother.Thisisakeyaspect

ofagoodfriendship.

Goodfriendsdonotalwayshavetobeinthesameagegroupasyou.I

haveagoodfriendandsheis47yearsoldandIam16.

Unfortunately,somepeoplelosecontactwiththeirfriendsastheygrow

older,whichisasadwaytoloseagoodfriend.

Ithinkfriendshipisoneofthemostimportantthingsinlifebecauseifyou

havenofriends,youwillhavenohappiness.

12.Whatdoestheauthorthinkoftruefriendship?

A.Itiseasytoget.

B.Itdeepenswithtime.

C.Itneedsmanagement.

D.Itaffectsoneshappiness.

13.WhatdoesParagraph3suggest?

A.Afriendshouldbereliable.

B.Drugsarebadforteenagers.

C.Realfriendsshouldn,tbechildish.

D.Truefriendshipdoesn*tavoidarguments.

14.Whichmattersleastinfriendshipaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Age.B.Confidence.

C.Senseofhumor.D.Communication.

15.Whichsayingcanmatchtheauthorsviewonfriendship?

A.Oldfriendsandoldwinesarebest.

B.Afriendwithoutfaultswillneverbefound.

C.Afriendtoeverybodyisafriendtonobody.

D.Alifewithoutafriendisalifewithoutsunshine.

二、阅读七选五

TheSpringFestivalisthemostimportantholidayforChinesepeople.1

Thearrangementstheyhavetomakeforfamilyreunions,buyingnecessities

andpreparingfoodkeepthembusythroughouttheholiday.Withthecountry's

economicdevelopmentandglobalization,asitiscelebratedtoday,the

SpringFestivalhasundergonemanychanges.

2Peoplecouldnotgetgoodfoodtheydesiredinearliertimes,but

decadesofeconomicgrowthhasensuredthatmostpeopleinChinacan

enjoygoodmealswhenevertheywantto.

Inthepast,theSpringFestivalcelebrationswerelimitedtoevents,such

assongsanddances,dragonorliondancesorfireworks.3But

economicdevelopmentandurbanization（城市化）seemtohaveweakened

thesociallinksamongpeople.

4Inthepast,peopleusedtovisitrelativesandfriendswithgiftsand

lotsofgoodwishes.Today,manypeopleusetheircellphonesortheInternet

tosendtheirgoodwishesandeven“gifts”.Somemaysaythisisasignthat

peoplehavebecomelesscaringabouttheirnearanddearones,butwe

shouldseethisdevelopmentasatime-and-energy-savingexercisebrought

bytheinformationage.

Alsowecansee,somepeoplehavestartedprayingtoGodorthe

Buddhaforacareerpromotion（晋升）ormorechancesinsteadofforalong

lifeorafortuneoftheirfamily.However,thenumberofsuchpeopleis

decreasing（减少）now.5

A.Theyrequirejointeffortsofpeople.

B.YetnoSpringFestivaliscompletewithoutfood.

C.Butthingslikethatdonotapplytosocietytoday.

D.Manyofthemtravelbackhomeandmeetfriends.

E.ManySpringFestivalcustomshavechanged,too.

F.Thatshowspeoplearebecomingmorereasonable.

G.ItisthebusiesttimeoftheyearforChinesepeople.

1.2.3.4.5.

三、完形填空

IneverthoughtTdbea“runner".Iwasthegirlwho1slowestinmy

class.Afewyearsago,Iwaswalkingwithagroupof2intheraceforthe

cure,whichwasdesignedto3moneyforthefightagainstbreastcancer,

whenoneladycaughtmy4.

Shewasclosetoseventyyearsoldandwasoneoftheweakestwomen

I'veeverseen,5_aT-shirtwiththeword—Survivor.Itseemedasifshecould

evenbe6downbyasoftwind.However,shewasrunning.Andshewas

even_7meandsomeofmyfriends.Sheran8_butdeterminedly.Rightatthat

moment,I9_thatinthenextraceforthecureI'dberunningalongwithher.

Aweeklater,110runningonthetreadmill（跑步机）.Threeminutesafter

Istarted,I11asifmylegswerebroken.Ihadtoslowdowntoawalk.But

whenIthoughtofthewomanattherace,112itup.Iwasabletogoalittle13

eachtime.Threeandahalfminutes.Fourminutes.Five.

Ayearlater,Iwasagainatthe14forthecure.Whentheracestarted,

theotherrunnerspassedme.I15ifI'dbeabl