2026年高考英语模拟试卷试题汇编-选词填空

第1页（共1页）2026年高考英语模拟试卷试题汇编——选词填空一．选词填空（共20小题）1．（2025秋•奉贤区期末）A.options；B.resolved；C.pride；D.cautious；E.sustained；F.assigned；G；stretch；H.functioning；I.unseasonably；J.aggressive；K.anchoringSilentonLakeSuperior：McSorley'sLastJourneyBythedayhedied，ErnestMcSorleyhadbuiltareputationasthecaptainwhocouldweatheranystorm.HewasoneofthebestsailorsontheGreatLakes，wherehehadbeen（1）topilottheEdmundFitzgerald，theflagshipofColumbiaTransportationDivision.McSorleytook（2）inhisefficiency，andhealwaysdeliveredhisgoodsontime，navigatingskilfullythroughdangerouswaters.Thecompanyvaluedhis（3）approachofalwayspushingforward.OnNovember9，1975，theFitzgeralusetsailfromSuperior，Wisconsin，carryingaround26，000tonsofironore.Thetemperaturewas（4）warm，anearlysignthatsomethingwaswrong.Angrywinterweatherwasalreadyonitsway.At7p.m.，theNationalWeatherServiceissuedastormwarningforLakeSuperior，predictingwavesuptotenfeettall.McSorleyhadtwo（5）：HecouldsailstraightacrossthelaketoWhitefishBay，afamiliar30﹣hourjourney，ortaketheso﹣callednorthernroute，a44﹣hourpassagethathuggedtheCanadianshore，whichwouldprotecttheshiprightupuntilthefinal（6）ofthevoyage.McSorleyhadinitially（7）tosailtheshorterpassage.Butasconditionsworsened，hechangedhismind.Thecaptainknownforhisaggressionandefficiencymadeanuncharacteristically（8）decision，choosingthelongernorthernroute.Around3p.m.onNovember10，CaptainBernieCooperoftheArthurM.Anderson，ashiptravelingnearby，noticedsomethingalarmingonhisradarscreen.Minuteslater，theFitzgeraldradioedtheAndersonreportingtrouble："Ihave（9）sometopsidedamage，"McSorleysaid"I'mcheckingdown.WillyoustaybymeuntilIgettoWhitefish？"Soonafter，McSorleylearnedthatbothoftheFitzgerald'sradarshadstopped.（10），andthelighthouseatWhitefishPointhadgonedark.Despitehisdecadesofexperience，McSorleyreportedovertheradiothathewaswitnessing"oneoftheworstseasI'veeverbeenin".Afterthatfinaltransmission，theFitzgeraldstoppedansweringcallsfromtheAndersonanddisappearedfromtheradar.2．（2025秋•黄浦区期末）A.combining；B.defenseless；C.diversified；D.efficiency；E.mixed；F.origins；G.possibilities；H.previously；I.promising；J.reasonably；K.transformedWhat'saPotato？ANine﹣Million﹣Year﹣OldTomato.Asafoodstuff，thepotatocanbebaked，boiled，friedandmore.Asacrop，itisamongtheworld'smostimportant，withmorethan350milliontonsproducedannually.Its（1）—itrequireslesslandthanrice—anditsabilitytogrowinavarietyofenvironmentshasmadeitessentialtoglobalfoodsecurity.Forallthat，theplant's（2）haveremainedunclear.AccordingtoastudypublishedonJuly24ah，2025，potatoesmayhavearisenninemillionyearsagothroughthe（3）ofgenetic（基因的）materialfromEtuberosum，agroupofpotato﹣likeplantsfromSouthAmerica，andwildtomatoplants.Accordingtothestudy，thishybridizationeventledtothebirthofthepotatoplant'suniquefeature，thetuber，anundergroundstructurewhich，ashumanseventuallydiscovered，iseatable.Butwhydopotatoeslooklikeoneplantbutsharerelationshipwithanother？Theresearchersfoundthatthemodernpotatohada（n）（4）ancestry，whicharosefromahybridtomatoandEtuberosumfamilieseightmilliontoninemillionyearsagoandledtothestartoftubers.Thishybridizationmayhave（5）potatospeciesandenabledthemtoexpandtheirrangeacrosscoldregions.Itwasaverywell﹣donestudy，indicatingthatthegenesresponsiblefortuberformationwereacombinationofthegeneticmaterialfromeachevolutionaryparent.PingxianZhangfromtheChineseAcademyforAgriculturalSciencesexpressedexcitementatthe（6）forfuturestudies.Onlyahandfulofpotatospeciesareplanted，andimprovingonthemhasposedchallenges：Asacrop，theyaretypicallyspreadthroughcloning，whichlimitstheirgeneticvarietyandmakesthemmore（7）todiseases.Engineeringpotatoeswithgeneticmaterialfromtomatoescouldbea（n）（8）wayforward，Dr.Zhangsaid.Inthelastfewyears，researchershavebeenabletoanalyzegenomesatamuchlargerscalethanbeforeandinfer（9）mysteriousevolutionaryconnections.Thesestudieshave（10）ourunderstandingofwhatmighthaveoccurredinthepast.3．（2025秋•浦东新区校级月考）Directions：Completethefollowingparagraphsbyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A．angeredB．collectionC．connectionD．demandingE.dismissalF.lastingG.pessimismH.reputationI.conflictedJ.underachievingK.unitedStepneyWordsChrisSearle'sjourneyasateacheratSirJohnCassSecondarySchoolinStepney，EastLondon，beganin1970.Hewasdrivenbyastrong（1）totheareaandaprogressivevisionforeducation.Havingcompletedapostgraduatethesis（论文）onIsaacRosenberg，apoetfromtheEastEnd，SearlesawStepneyasaplacefilledwithpotential，inspiteofits（2）asahopelesscommunity.Hebelievedthateducation，particularlythroughpoetry，couldtransformthelivesofhisstudents，manyofwhomcamefromlow﹣income，high﹣riskbackgrounds.Searle'sunconventionalapproach（3）withthetraditionalviewsoftheschool'sgovernorsandteachers.Atatimewhendisciplinewasharshandstudentswereoftenregardedastroublemakers.Searleviewedthese（4）teenagersasindividualswithuntappedpotential.Hebelievedthatpoetrycouldunlocktheircreativityandhelpthemexpresstheirexperiences，offeringthemasenseofhopeandpurpose.Hisbeliefinpoetry'spowermaterializedinthecreationofStepneyWords，acollectionofhisstudents'poems.Despitethe（5）fromsomestaffwhothoughthismethodstooliberal（自由主义的），thepoemsgainedattention，andsomeofthemwereevenpublishedinTheSunnewspaperbyMarch1971.The（6）gavethestudentsavoice，butitalsodrewcriticismfromschoolofficialswhothoughtthepoemswere"toogloomy."Searle'sprogressiveidealsledtohis（7）fromtheschool.However，hisstudents，（8）bythedecision，organizedaprotestledby16﹣year﹣oldZenaidadelaCruz.Theentireschoolquickly（9），standingtogetherwithSearle.Onhisreturntotheschool，hefound800studentsstandingoutsidethegatesintherain，showingtheirsupport.Thoughthegovernmenteventuallyallowedhimtoreturn，hedecidedtoleavetheschoolin1974.Hiscommitmenttoeducationdidnotendthere—hecontinuedtoteacharoundtheworldandpublishedhisownpoetry，leavingbehinda（n）（10）impactofoptimism，innovation，andfaithinthepowerofeducationtobringaboutchange.4．（2025秋•浦东新区校级期中）A.applying；B.bested；C.attempt；D.milestones；E.grounds；F.folding；G.efficient；H.makeup；Idetails；J.engineered；K.subscribesDeepMind'sAIisgettingclosertoitsfirstbigreal﹣worldapplicationInthesixyearssinceitwasacquiredbyGoogle，DeepMindhasbeenstringingtogetheralonglistofartificialintelligence（1）.IthasoutplayedGochampions，（2）professionalStarCraftplayersandturneditsattentiontochess.Asidefromitsworkinhealthcare﹣whichinSeptember2019becamepartofGoogleHealthwhatDeepMindhasn'tbeenparticularlyvocalaboutis（3）itsAItomorepracticalproblems.Therearesomeexceptions﹣DeepMind'sAIhasalreadyhelpedtomakeGoogle'sdatacentresmoreenergy（4）andimprovethefirm'stext﹣to﹣speechsystems﹣butmostofitsheadline﹣grabbingworkhasfocusedonusinggamesasproving（5）forAIsystems.ButnowDeepMindisstartingtotackleoneofscience'strickiestproblems：protein（6）.theprocesswherebyaproteinmoleculeassumesitscomplicatedthree﹣dimensionalshape.ApaperpublishedinthejournalNature（7）howDeepMind'sAIsystemwasabletobeatallofitsopponentsinacompetitionwherealgorithms（算法）predictedthestructureofaproteinbasedonitsgenetic（8）Beingabletopredictthestructureofproteinscouldmakeitmucheasierforustodevelopnewdrugs，understandhowgeneticmutations（变异）leadtodiseaseanddevelopgenetically（9）proteins."Theydidblowthefieldapart，"saysPaulBates，leaderofthebiomolecularmodellinglaboratoryattheFrancisCrickInstituteinLondon，andafellowparticipantintheCriticalAssessmentofTechniquesforProteinStructurePrediction（CASP）competition."Wewereallabitsurprisedthattheydidquiteaswellasthat，sinceitwastheirfirst（10）inthefield."5．（2025秋•黄浦区校级期中）A.appreciation；B.captures；C.discriminate；D.fades；E.gentler；F.healingG.original；H.reconnect；I.responses；J.spirit；K.touchArtThatHeals：WhyVisitingaGalleryIsGoodforYouInanagewhenwespendhoursguidedtoscreensandracingagainsttime，artgalleriesofferararekindofcalm.Theyinviteustopause，breathe，and（1）—notonlywithcreativity，butalsowithourselves.Andnow，scienceagrees：visitingagallerycanbegoodforyourhealth.AtLondon'sCourtauldGallery，researchersdiscoveredthatlookingat（2）masterpieces—notprintsordigitalversions﹣canlowerstressandevenreduceinflammation（炎症）.VolunteerswhostoodbeforepaintingsbyVanGogh，Manet，andGauguinshowedhealthierphysical（3）thanthosewhoviewedreproductions.Itseemsaworkseenupclosecanrelaxthebodyasmuchasthemind.PsychologistsatKing'sCollegeLondonandCambridgeUniversityreachedsimilarconclusions.Theirstudiessuggestthatart（4）helpspeoplestepawayfromthenoiseofdailylife，restoringbothfocusandemotionalbalance.Engagingwithbeauty，theyargue，allowsustoseetheworldandourselves—froma（n）（5）distance.Theideaissimpleyetpowerful.AsarthistorianKatyHesselnotes，"Whenyouexperienceanartwork，youdon'tjustseeit，youfeelit."Aquietroom，asinglepainting，andafewunhurriedminutescanawakenwhatexpertscall"psychologicaldistancing"—themomentwhentension（6）andperspectivereturns.Thisrenewedattentiontoart's（7）rolecomesatatimewhenmachinescangenerateimagesfasterthanever.Yetnoalgorithm（算法）canreplacethewarmthofhuman（8）inVanGogh'sSelf﹣PortraitWithBandagedEarorthedreamlikelightinManet'sBarattheFolies﹣Bergere.Greatartstill（9）whattechnologycannot：emotion，effort，andthereflectionofrealexperience.Governments，too，arebeginningtoseecultureasmorethandecoration.InBritain，anewfundingplanaimstosupportgalleriesandmuseums﹣notjustastouristspots，butasspacesformentalrecovery.So，nexttimelifefeelsstressful，stepintoamuseum，standstill，andletapaintingdoitsquietwork.Yourbody—andyour（10）—maythankyou.6．（2025秋•普陀区校级期中）A.insufficientB.institutionC.applicantsD.remedyE.generalF.judgedG.cultivateH.necessarilyI.acquiredJ.assumeK.contrarilyTheBritishMedicalJournalrecentlypublishedaneditorial.Itisastrongresponsetowhatwas（1）aninappropriatelymercifulreactionbyamedicalschooltoastudentcheatinginanexamination.Althoughwehave（2）reliabledataabouttheextentofthisphenomenon，itsprevention，oritseffectivemanagement，muchcanbeconcludedandactedupononthebasisofcommonsense.Thereisgeneralagreementthatthereshouldbezerotoleranceofcheatinginaprofessionbasedontrustandoneonwhichhumanlivesdepend.Itisreasonableto（3）thatcheatersinmedicalschoolwillbemorelikelythanotherstocontinuetoactdishonestlywithpatients，colleagues，andgovernment.Thebehaviorsunderquestionaremultifactorialinorigin.Therearefamilial，religious，andculturalvaluesthatare（4）longbeforemedicalschool.Forexample，countries，cultures，andsubculturesexistwherebribesanddishonestbehaviorareverynormal.Therearesecondaryschoolsinwhichneitherstaffnorstudentstoleratecheatingandotherswherecheatingiscommon；therearehomeswhich（5）youngpeoplewithhighstandardsofmoralbehaviorandotherswhichleavemoraltrainingtotheharmfulinfluenceoftelevisionandthemarketplace.Medicalschoolsreflectsocietyandcannotbeexpectedto（6）alltheillsofasociety.Theselectionprocessofmedicalstudentsmightbeexpectedtofavor（7）withpositivemoralbehavior.Medicalschoolsshouldbethemajorfocusofattentionforcultivatingfuturedoctorswithmoralsensitivity.Unfortunatelytherearetroublingdatathatsuggestthatduringmedicalschoolthemoralbehaviorofmedicalstudentsdoesnot（8）improve；indeed，moraldevelopmentmayactualitystoporevenregress（倒退）.Itiscriticalthattheacademicandclinicalleadersofthe（9）setapersonalexampleonmoralbehavior.Medicalschoolsmustdosomethingtomakesurethattheirstudentsareexpectedtobeclearfromdayone.Thedevelopmentofaschool'scultureofmoralbehaviorrequirescooperationwiththestudentsinwhichtheyplayanactiveroleinitscreationanddeveloping.Moreover，theschool'sexaminationsystemand（10）treatmentofstudentsmustbefair，firmandtransparent.7．（2025秋•浦东新区期中）Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.appreciatedB.attacksC.contributingD.crucialE.contactsF.disagreeableG.loweredH.opposingI.promoteJ.recognizeK.socialAfraidtobedifferent？IworkedwithFrankforseveralyears.He'ssomeoneyoumightdescribeas"（1）".Frankwaskind，buthewasalsoquicktospeakhismind，especiallywhenhethoughtsomethingwasn'tright.Attimes，Frankannoyedothersthewrongway.Whilesomemisunderstoodhim，most（2）himforkeepingitreal.WhatFrankdemonstratedwastheimportanceofhealthydisagreement，anabilitytoopenly，honestlyandrespectfullyvoicea（n）（3）opinion，insteadofsimplyagreeingwithwhat'spresented.Itisa（4）qualityforanysuccessfulteamorfamily.Acultureofhealthydisagreementimprovesthequalityofateam'swork，drivesinnovationandhelpsteamsavoidgroupthink.Ofcourse，tokeepdisagreementshealthy，everyoneinvolvedmustmaintainmutualrespect.Withoutrespect，disagreementcaneasilyturnintopersonal（5），destroyingthecultureofateam.However，healthydisagreementcanbedifficulttoachieve.Manypeoplearenaturallyagreeable.Whilebeingagreeablehelps（6）harmony，itcanalsomakeithardtoofferconstructivecriticism.Moreover，peoplefeel（7）pressuretoagreewithothers，evenwhentheydon'tunderstandoragreewiththereasons，whichisduetopeerpressureThegoodnewsisthatjustonepersonspeakingupcanmakeadifference.InAsch'sstudies，whenasinglepersonvoicedthecorrectanswer，thenumberofsubjectswillingtoagreedramatically（8）.Topracticehealthydisagreement，startbyreflecting："IfIdon'tspeakupnow，willIregretitlater？"Whenyouexpressadifferentview，berespectful.It'softennotwhatyousay，buthowyousayitthatmatters.Ifyou'remoreoutspoken，keep（9）yourideaswhilerememberingtolistentoothers.Ifyou'requieter，trytorespectthosewhospeakand（10）thevaluetheybringtothegroup.Ultimately，healthydisagreementisn'taboutwinningarguments，butaboutworkingtogethertofindthebestsolutions.8．（2024秋•宝山区校级期末）Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A．applianceB．assignC．consciousnessD．dominanceE.excludedF.friendlinessG.performanceH.personifyI.qualitiesJ.stoodK.yelledThenumberofdevicesyoucantalktoismultiplying—firstitwasyourphone，thenyourcar，andnowyoucantellyourkitchen（1）whattodo.Butevenwithoutgadgetsthatunderstandourspokencommands，researchsuggeststhat，asbizarreasitsounds，undercertaincircumstances，peopleregularlyascribehumantraitstoeverydayobjects.Sometimesweseethingsashumanbecausewearelonely.Inoneexperiment，peoplewhoreportedfeelingisolatedweremorelikelythanotherstoattach（2）tovariousgadgets.Inturn，feelingclosetoobjectscanalleviateloneliness.Whencollegestudentswereremindedofatimetheyhadbeen（3）inasocialsetting，theycompensatedbyexaggeratingtheirnumberoffriends—unlesstheywerefirstgiventasksthatcausedthemtointeractwiththeirphoneasifithadhuman（4）.Thephoneapparently（5）inforrealfriends.Atothertimes，we（6）productsinanefforttounderstandthem.Onestudyfoundthatthreeinfourrespondents（7）attheircomputer.Further，themoretheircomputergavethemproblems，themorelikelytherespondentsweretoreportthatithaditsown"beliefsanddesires".Sohowdopeople（8）traitstoanobject？Inpart，werelyonlooks.Onhumans，widefacesareassociatedwith（9）.Similarly，peopleratedcars，clocksandwatcheswithwidefacesasmoredominant﹣lookingthannarrow﹣facedones，andpreferredthem—especiallyincompetitivesituations.AnanalysisofcarsalesinGermanyfoundthatcarswithgrillesthatwereupturnedlikesmilessoldbest.Thepurchaserssawthisfeatureasincreasingacar's（10）.9．（2024秋•宝山区校级期末）Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A．backB．degreeC．demonstrateD．doublyE.enoughF.finallyG.loyaltyH.promotedI.relevantJ.turnoverK.unconditionalAlthoughmanycompaniesoffertuitionrepayment，mostcompaniesonlyrepayemployeesforclassesthatare（1）totheirposition.Thisisaverylimitingpolicy.Acompanythatrepaysemployeesforallcollegecreditcourses—whetherjobrelatedornot—offersaservicenotonlytotheemployees，buttotheentirecompany.Onegoodreasonforgivingemployees（2）tuitionrepaymentisthatitshowsthecompany'scommitmenttoitsemployees.Intoday'seconomy，wherejobsecurityisathingofthepastandemployeesfeelmoreandmoreexpendable（可牺牲的），itisimportantforacompanyto（3）toitsemployeesthatitcares.Thebestwaytodothisiswithconcreteinvestmentsinthem.Inturn，thiscommitmenttothebettermentofcompanyemployeeswillcreategreateremployee（4）.Acompanythatputsoutfundstopayfortheeducationofitsemployeeswillgetitsmoney（5）byhavingemployeesstaywiththecompanylonger.Itwillreduceemployee（6），becauseevenemployeeswhodon'ttakeadvantageofthetuitionrepaymentprogramwillbemoreloyaltotheircompanyjustknowingthattheircompanycares（7）topayfortheireducation.Mostimportantly，thecompanythathasanunrestrictedtuitionrepaymentprogramwillhavehigherqualityemployees.Althoughthesecompaniesdoindeedruntheriskoflosingmoneyonemployeeswhogoontoanotherjobinadifferentcompanyassoonastheygettheir（8），moreoftenthannot，theemployeewillstaywiththecompany.Andevenifemployeesdoleaveaftergraduation，itgenerallytakesseveralyearstocompleteanydegreeprogram.Thus，eveniftheemployeeleavesupongraduating，throughoutthoseyears，theemployerwillhaveamoresophisticated，moreintelligent，andthereforemorevaluableandproductiveemployee.And，iftheemployeestays，thateducationwill（9）benefitthecompany：Notonlyistheemployeemoreeducated，butnowthatemployeecanbe（10）sothecompanydoesn'thavetofillahigh﹣levelvacancyfromtheoutside.Openpositionscanbefilledbypeoplewhoalreadyknowthecompanywell.10．（2025秋•福田区期中）A.collectedB.beginningC.leavingD.discouragingE.emptiedoutF.occurredtoG.prepareforH.helpwithI.cameupJ.atonceK.onebyoneTherainyseasonandthedryseasonnowbegantoappearregulartome，andIlearnedto（1）eachseasoninadvance.ButIboughtallmyexperiencebeforeIhadit，andwhatIamgoingtotellyouwasoneofthemost（2）experimentsthatImade.Previously，Ihad（3）anoldcornbagontothegroundjustoutsidemydoor.Amonthlater，Isawlittlegreenplants（4）togrowthere.IbecameverysurprisedandverypleasedwhenIfoundoutthattheplantswereactuallybarleyandrice.Overtime，Icarefully（5）seedsfromallmycrops.Then，justaftertherainyseason，Ithoughtitwasthecorrecttime，soIdecidedtosowthem.ButasIwassowingthem，it（6）methatIshouldnotsowthemall（7），becauseIdidnotknowifitwasthecorrecttimetogrowthem.SoIsowedabouttwo﹣thirdsoftheseeds，（8）aboutahandfulofeachtype.Thedrymonthsthatfollowedhadnorain，sotheseedshadnowaterto（9）theirgrowth.Infact，theynever（10）atalluntilthewetseasonhadcomeagain，atwhichtimetheygrewasiftheyhadjustbeennewlysown.（AdaptedfromRobinsonCrusoebyDanielDefoe）11．（2025秋•嘉定区校级期中）A.commonplace；B.counter；C.dramatic；D.drive；E.instant；F.largely；G.mention；H.practically；I.relocate；J.settled；K.soughtThePioneerofChineseFoodinAmericaShehasbeencallednearlyeverysuperlative：apioneer，aniconandthegrandedame（女王）ofChinesecuisine.CeciliaChiang（江孙芸）hasbeen（1）creditedwithintroducingregionalChinesedishestotheUnitedStates.SheisthepersonwhohastransformedthewayAmericansthinkaboutChinesecooking.Chiangopenedahigh﹣endrestaurant，calledtheMandarin（福禄寿餐厅），in1961.AttheMandarin，visitorscouldenjoydishesfairly（2）todinerstodaybutthatmanyAmericanshadnevertriedbefore﹣potstickers（锅贴），Pekingduckandhotandsoursoup.Chiangwasborntheseventhof12childrentoawealthyfamilynearShanghaiin1920.ShegrewupinluxuryinBeijing.In1949，herfamily（3）inTokyo，investinginarestaurantcalledtheForbiddenCity.Butitwasa1960triptovisithersisterSophieinSanFranciscothatsetChiangonher（4）journeytoculinaryfame.Chiangwasnotachef.Norhadsheeveropenedarestaurantonherown.Butshehad（5）andadeterminationtomakethebusinesswork.AmazedbythelackofvarietyinChinatown，Chiang（6）tocreateaspaceintheimageofthefoodshegrewupwith：elegant，refinedandtechnique﹣driven.Thiswasdirectly（7）tothequick﹣and﹣easystereotypethatmanyAmericansheldaboutthecuisine.Therestaurantwasn'timmediatelysuccessful.Aboutayearafteropening，theMandarinreceiveda（8）fromtheSanFranciscoChronicle'sHerbCaen.Theeffectofthepowerfulcolumnist'swrite﹣upwas（9）.Soon，therewasalineoutthedoor.ThesuccesscausedChiangto（10）the65﹣seatrestauranttoalargerspaceinGhirardelliSquarein1968.TheMandarinbecameamust﹣visitforcelebritiesfrombothinandoutofthefoodcommunity.12．（2025秋•嘉定区校级期中）A.annoying；B.commitment；C.frame；D.imaginaryF.launching；G.like﹣minded；H.map；I.spent；J.visualization；K.workVisionboards，five﹣yearplans，andstrategicroadmaps﹣thesearepracticaltoolsforanyonelookingtoshapetheirfuture.Theyhelpus（1）outouraspirationsandpavepathwaystowardourdreams.Yet，inmyexperience，whilethesemethods（2）ourintentions，theydon'talwaysbringusclosertotherealityoffuturesuccess.So，howdowebridgethegapbetweenplanningandexperiencing？Themostsuccessfulway，I'vefound，isnotjusttoimaginethefuture，buttoactually"visit"it.Thisisn'tjustanother（3）technique.It'satimetravelmissiontoyourfutureself.Whatmakesthisthoughtexperimentuniqueisthatwedon'tstopatthe（4）padofsuccess.Wepropelourselvesbeyond，toexplorewhatlifelookslikeafterthosegoalsareachieved.Thisexercisehasbeenprovento（5）wondersinsideoftheSPICommunity.SPI—shortfor"SmartPassiveIncome"﹣startedasablogin2008formetojournalmybusinesslearningsandshareitwithothers，butin2020thebrandpivotedtoacommunity﹣centeredapproachbecausewe'vefound（andthedatashows）thatpeoplearemorelikelytosucceedwhenworkingtogetherwithother（6）peers.Ifrequentlyguideourmembersandstudentsthroughthistimetravelthoughtexperiment，anditalwaysleadstonumerousrevelationsandadeeperunderstandingoftheconsequencesofdecisionsmadetoday.Sometimes，astudentwillrealizethatthebusinessideatheyhave，evenifitweretosucceed，wouldnotleadthemtoalifeofhappinessandfulfillment.It'squitea（n）（7）realizationwhenyoudiscoverthatwhatyou'vebeenexcitedaboutallthistimeisn'tactuallytherightpathforyou，butit'salsoagifttolearnthatupfront.Othertimes，theoppositewillhappen.Atripintothefuturereinforcesadirectionandprovidesaboostofenergy，allowingapersontomoreeasilyremovethoseJunkSparksthatdon'talignwiththegoal.（8）isthebridgebetweenwhat'spossibleandwhatbecomesreality.It'saboutsetting（9）steps，definingachievablegoals，anddecidingontherightamountoftimeandresourcesbeforereevaluating.Itensuresthatourenergiesarenotjustwell（10），butalsobringsusclosertothelifewewanttolead.13．（2025秋•宝山区校级期中）Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A．effectivenessB．forcedC．granddaddyD．indecentE.interconnectedF.inclusiveG.metH.physicallyI.psychologicallyJ.scarceK.soughtBridgingDividesEverywhereyoulook，peoplearetryingtobewiththeirownpeoplewhilepushingtheothersaway.It'sinnewspapers，onTV，infashion，instadiums，andinpubs.It'srather（1），really.Butit'showwehaveevolvedasasocialspecies.In﹣groupsandout﹣groupswerenecessaryasweemergedfromtheprimitiveera，whenresourceswere（2）.Andwethinkthey'renecessarynow：economicinequality，massmigration，climatechange﹣thesethingsarepushingpeopletogetherinapossiblyuncomfortableway.Whenitcomestohigher﹣ordersolutions，I'llleavethepoliticstothepoliticiansandinsteadattempttodispassionatelyhidebehindmyspecialistsubject，psychology.Thewaythatpeoplelikemehavehistorically（3）toreducetheconflictbetweenin﹣groupsandout﹣groupsistoforcethemtosittogetherinaroomandhaveachat.The（4）ofthisapproachis"intergroupcontacttheory"fromthelateGordonAllport.Hearguedthatthisbreaksdownstereotypes（固定的想法）andprejudices，andreducesdiscrimination.Theresearchthatflowedfromthisallpointedtothesamething：mixingpeopleupmostlymakesthemfeelbetterabouttheothe