2026届高考英语练习四

2026届高考英语练习四

（考试时间：100分钟试卷满分：130分）

第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：单项填空（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

16.WchopethatAIintegrationintotheclassroombecomesaregularhappeningratherthanarare.

A.atmosphereB.releaseC.treatD.exception

17.一Thiswatchissoattractive.

—Italotofworktomakesuchawatch.

A.paysB.spendsC.costsD.takes

18.Thetwosuspectsgaveapparentlystatements,sofurtherinvestigationshouldbeconducted.

A.contradictoryB.consistentC.extraordinaryD.conventional

19.Pretendinghehadn'tnoticedherexpressions,hesatdownasusualtohisbreakfast.

A.shockingB.shockedC.havingshockedD.beingshocked

20.Assheleadsabusylifeinthecity,shegoesbacktoherhometowntovisithergrandparentsonly.

A.frequenllyB.occasionallyC.apparentlyD.consistently

21.Goodrelationshipsmeanmuchtoallteammembers,buttonone.

A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

22.Becscanhelpplantsgrow.bees,wcwouldn'thaveenoughfood.

A.FromB.LikeC.ExceptD.Without

23.Hethrowshisarmsandlegsouthewereflying,hiseyeswidewithexcitement.

A.asifB.incaseC.eventhoughD.sothat

24.—Ithinktheabilitytoworkwellwithateamisanotherimportantsoftskill.

—Iagree.Ideas,plans,decisionsandactionswillbebetterwhenyoucooperatewithothers.

A.passedbyB.carriedoutC.takenoffD.broughtup

25.Someexpertsthink,genes,intelligencealsodependsonabalanceddiet,agoodeducationandanice

homeenvironment.

A.insteadofB.exceptforC.apartfromD.farfrom

26.MaryTomiswarm-hearted.Theyareverypopularwithourclassmates.

A.Both,andB.Notonly,butalsoC.Neither,norD.Either,or

27.Duringthelastthreedecades,（henumberofpeopleparticipatinginphysicalfitnessprogramssharply.

A.wasincreasingB.hasincreased

C.hadincreasedD.willbeincreasing

28.Thedisease,originhassofarnotbeenfound.becamewidespreadinthe1980s.

A.whoseB.whoC.whichD.that

29.WhatpuzzlesLily'sfriendsisshealwayshassomanycrazyideas.

A.whetherB.whyC.whatD.when

30.—IhavebeenlearningEnglishforabout5months.

!YourEnglishissogood.

A.Youcan'tbeseriousB.Yougotit

C.Icouldn'tagreemoreD.I'mstuck

第二节：完形填空（共20小题：每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16・35小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

ThemostimportantlessonIleiirnedinhighschoolhadnothingtodowithmathsorAmericanhistory.Itcameat

31,severalminutesbeforeIleftMiramonteHighSchool.

Iwasrathershybackthen,contenttohangaroundwithmyfewfriendsandtoconcentrateonmy32.I

wasdoingsowellthatbytheendofsenioryearIhadperfectscoresandenough33togotocollege.

Butmygoodrecordsoonbecamea34tomywell-being.InearlyJuneofsenioryear,theheadmaster

calledmeintohisoffice.Heaskedmetogivealeave-takingspeechatgraduation.Ilookedathim,myheart35

fast.Thiswasthe36formyhardwork?Isaidsomething,butnotveryclearly,andhurriedawayfromtheoffice

Iwas37aboutthedecision,finallyagreeingtocompromise（妥协）.Iwasn'ttheonlyspeaker—I

would38thehonorwithfiveotherstudents.However,itwasdoubtfulwhetherthetaskwas39me.

HowintheworldwouldIgiveaspeechtohundredsofpeople?

Graduationdaysoonarrivedand,as40.Iwasnervous.I'dbeenpracticingmyspeechfbrdays,andI

hadit41.ButIhadneverbeenso42inmylife.Thefirsthalfhouroftheceremonypassed,and（hen

my43came.Mynamewasannounced.Imanagedtoreachtheplatformwithoutfallingdown.Butwithin

minutes,ifinishedinyspeech,44backtomyseatandfeelingunsatistiedwithmyperformance.

NowIstillhavethe45ofthatspeech.Myvoicetrembledalittle,but46itwasclearand

strong.I'mproudofthattape.IachievedsomethingI'dnever47-Ispokeinfrontofhundredsofpeople.

481didn'trealizeitatthetime,thesuccessfulcompletionofthatspeechgavemethe49toparticipatein

classatcollege,togiveoralreports,andtoeventuallybreakfreeofmy50.

Iwouldneverhavechosentogiveaspeechatgraduation.ButIamgladIdid.Iknowitmaywellturnouttobe

oneofmyshiningmoments.

31.A.graduationB.directionC.destinationD.admiration

32.A.charactersB.interestsC.gamesD.subjects

33.A.moneyB.creditsC.timeD.standards

34.A.luckB.benefitC.fearD.solution

35.A.burningB.breakingC.achingD.beating

36.A.punishmentB.rewardC.arrangementD.sympathy

37.A.doubtfulB.optimisticC.generousD.hesitant

38.A.shareB.bringC.spareD.give

39.A.aboutB.forC.uponD.beyond

40.A.knownB.mentionedC.expectedD.imagined

41.A.thrownB.printedC.memorizedD.completed

42.A.interestedB.terrifiedC.excitedD.disappointed

43.A.momentB.dayC.chanceD.decision

44.A.passingB.handingC.headingD.returning

45.A.pictureB.tapeC.paperD.word

46.A.partiallyB.immediatelyC.franklyD.mostly

47.A.dreamedB.madeC.decidedD.requested

48.A.BecauseB.WhenC.AlthoughD.Unless

49.A.respectB.confidenceC.freedomD.excuse

50.A.shynessB.prideC.stupidityD.courage

第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题：每小题2.5分，满分50分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

AtBeaverMeadowsRanchonRedFeatherLakes,Colorado,thereisalonglistofoutdoorwinteractivitiesfor

theentirefamilyTakeawintervacationthere.

IceFishing

For$10aday,visitorscantrytheirhandaticefishing.Icefishingisavailablefrom9:30a.m.to4p.m.seven

daysaweek.Youwillneedtobringyourownicefishingequipmentbecauseitcannotberented.Youwillneedtohave

yourfishinglicensetoo.Formoreaboutit,call800-462-5870.

HotChocolate&CookiesSleighRide

Passengerstakea15-to20-minulesleighridethroughbeautifulColoradocountry.Duringthesleighride,you'll

havetheexperienceofstoppingatanold-timecabin,warmingyourselfbyafireandeatingcookieswhiledrinkinghot

chocolate.Youwillneedtocontactthemat970-231-1955tosetupa（imeforyoursleighride.

WinterHorsebackRiding

Experiencewinterhorsebackridingwhileviewing（hebreathtakingbeautyofthesurrounding840acreswhere

BeaverMeadowsRanchmakesitshome.You'llbeguidedonatourbyoneoftheexpertwranglers（牧马人）whenthe

weatherpermits.One-hourridescost$35perpersonandtwo-hourridescost$50.Formoreinformation,contactthem

at866-881-7679tosetupyourhorsebackridingwinteractivity.

OtherWinterActivitiesInformation

FormoreinformationaboutBeaverMeadowsRanch,orifyou'dliketobookaroomforanadventurousholiday,

call970-881-2450.It'snotveryoftenyoucanfindaone-slopadventurespotfullofwinteractivities.Takeadvantageof

yourfreetimethiswinterseasonandenjoytheoutdoorsceneryinColorado.

51.Whatisrequiredforvisitorstotryicefishingthere?

A.Asleighride.B.Anexpertguide.C.Awarmcabin.D.Afishinglicense.

52.Ifyouwanttoenjoysleighrides,youwillcall.

A.800-462-5870B.970-231-1955C.970-881-2450D.866-881-7679

53.Howmuchdoesacouplehavetopayiftheywanttohaveatwo-hourhorsebackride?

A.S50.B.$70.C.SI00.D.$140.

54.WhatistrueabouttheWinterHorsebackRiding?

A.Itcosts$35fortwohours.B.It'sguidedbyprofessionalwranglers.

C.It'savailableonlyonweekends.D.Itcovers840acresofland.

55.Wherecanyoumostprobablyreadthispassage?

A.Inthelatestnews.B.Inachildren'sbook.C.Inatravelguide.D.Inasportsman'sdiary.

Whenyoung,Idreamedofbecomingmanythings.IwishedIwasanastronautgoingupintospace,findingnew

planetsandjumpingaroundinacoolspacesuit.Iimaginedbeingacowboyinthewesthavinggunfightsandwearing

stylishcowboyboots.Ipietendedtobeafamousfootballer,usingmyskillstoscorelotsofgoals.Ilovebeingableto

playtheroleofsomebody,evenjustforashorttime,totrytorealizewhatitmightbeliketowalkintheirshoes.

Lookingback,Irealizethatimaginationisawonderfulthing.Iwasabletocreateentireenvironmentsinmy

head,usingnothingmorethanmybrain,andtobeabletoadaptthingsinmyeverydaysurroundingstofitthespecific

storyoftheday.Growingupwithbrothersandsistersalsohelped,asiimeantthatevenbiggerstoriescouldbecreated,

combiningourideasandputtingourthoughtsintoaction.Italsoallowedformorevarietiesinthestory,assometimesI

couldbetheherowhileonotheroccasions,Iwouldbethebadguy.

Oneofmyall-timefavoritememoriesasakidwasrecreatingtheIndianaJonescharacterinmybackgarden.I

playedtheroleofIndianaJones,withmyyoungersisterasmyassistantandmybrotheras(heevilman.Weused

everythinginourgarden,fromthepathtothefence,aspartofthestorylinetocreateobstaclethatneededtobe

overcome,andwewouldkeep(hestorygoingforhours!

MypersonalfavoritewasIndianaJonesandtheStolenEasterEggs,wheremybrotherhidsmallchocolateeggs

aroundandmysisterandIhadtofinethembyansweringquestionsorsolvingapuzzle.Itwasdifficultbuteventually

wcfoundalltheeggsandsharedthemtogether.

56.Whatismainlydiscussedinthefirstparagraph?

A.Theauthor'searlycareers.B.Theauthor'slongingforfuture.

C.Theauthor'schildhoodadventure.D.Theauthor'syouthfulfantasies.

57.Whydidtheauthorsay“Growingupwithbrothersandsistersalsohelped'5?

A.Theycoulddefeatthebadguysinschool.B.Theycouldputonlargerperformances.

C.Theycoulddiscusstheenvironmentstogether.D.Theycouldsharesomejoysandsorrows.

58.Accordingtothethirdparagraph,howdidthewriterandhissiblingscreatetheiradventure?

A.Bybuyingspecialtoolsfortheirgame.

B.Byplanningthewholestorybeforeplaying.

C.BycopyingscenesfromanIndianaJonesmovie.

D.Bymakingthegardenpartoftheiradventuregame.

59.Whatdoestheauthorimplyaboutthenatureoftruefun?

A.Itreliesoncreatingcomplexscenarioswithfancytoys.

B.Itdependsonfollowingastructuredplanguidedbyadults.

C.Itcomesfromfreedomandmakingdowithwhatisavailable.

D.Itrequiresalargegroupofpeopletobeenjoyable.

60.Accordingtothepassage,theauthorinchildhoodcanbedescribedas.

A.aggressiveandbraveB.naughtyandrealistic

C.imaginativeandenergeticD.creativeandhard-working

C

TheOlympicGamesrepresentthepeakofathleticachievement.Modernathletesbenefitfromexcellentcoaching,

goodnutritionandrecoverystrategies.Yet,someareturningtouniquemethodstoimprovethemselves.

OnesuchtechniqueiscalledEEGneurofeedback(脑电波神经反馈)，whichinvolvesplacingsmallsensorson

theheadtorecordanddisplaybrainwavesinreallime.Ilhelpsallilclcsrecognizeandproducebrainwavepallcnisthat

enhancefbcusandrelaxation,orachieveapersonalizedbeststalefortheirskills.Whenthetechniquedisplayswhatis

happeningin（hebraininrealtime,peoplecaneasilyexperimentbybringingdifferentthoughtsorimagestotheir

minds.Thenthey'llimmediatelyseehowthebrainsignalschange.Itisthroughthisprocessthattheycanlearnto

recognizedifferentbrainstatesandapplypsychologicalstrategiestohelpthemtakecontrol.

Inastudy,researchersasked4（）adultvolunteerstocycleuntilextremetirednessonanexercisebikeafter

performingjust12minutesofneurofeedback.13peoplewereaskedtoproduceabrainwavepatternthatwouldbe

conducivetoendurance（耐力）exercise.Theother13wereaskedtoproduceabrainwavepatternwhichwouldn't

improveperformance.Theremaining14participantshadtowatchaneurofeedbackrecordingwithoutcontrollingtheir

brainwaves.Theresultswerestriking.Thegroupthathadbeenaskedtoproducethepositivebrainwaverodefor30%

longerthantheothers.

Later,researchersinvitedthe26participantsfromthefirsttwogroupsbacktothelab.Theyreceivedtheopposite

neurofeedbacktreatmentfromthefirstexperimentbeforetheyrepeatedthecyclingtest.Theparticipantsrodeforan

averageof11%longeronthedaytheyreceivedthepositiveneurofeedbacktreatment.Despitetheseresults,researchers

decidedtorepeatthestudywithalargersampleandwithmorehighly-trainedcycliststobetterunderstandtheroleof

（histechniqueinothersports.

Scientistsarenowtryingtousetheresearchfindingstomakeadifferenceelsewhere.Theresearchregards

neurofeedbackasapotentialmeanstohelpwiththerecoveryormanagementofdiseasesofthenervoussystem.So,

whileOlympicmedalsarevalued,ifneurofeedbackresearchcouldeventuallyleadtoeffectivetreatmentsbeyond

sports,thatmaywellbethebiggestprizeofall.

61.WhatisthenewtechniqueEEGneurofeedbackusedforinsports?

A.Helpingbuildanutritionalstrategy.B.Monitoringathletes5physicalstrength.

C.Trainingvoluntarybraincontrolinathletes.D.Predictingathletes1bestperformancelimits.

62.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“conducive”inparagraph3possiblymean?

A.Identical.B.Resistant.C.Harmless.D.Beneficial.

63.Whywere26participantsinvitedbacktothelab?

A.lbtestthestudymethods.B.Toprovidehigh-leveltraining.

C.Tofurtherconfirmthestudyresults.D.Toexpandthegroupsofthesubjects.

64.Whatmightbetheresearchers'attitudetowardsthetechnique'swideuseinsports?

A.Cautious.B.Concerned.C.Positive.D.Tolerant.

65.Whatdoestheauthorintendtostressaboutneurofeedbackresearchinthelastparagraph?

A.Itslimitationsoutsideofsports.

B.Itspotentialtofightcertaindiseases.

C.Itsinfluenceonathleticperformance.

D.ItsroleincompetitivesportsliketheOlympics.

D

Modernsocietycelebratesfreedomofchoiceasafundamentalgood.Fromcerealaisles（超市麦片区）tocareer

paths,wearepresentedwithanunprecedentedarrayofoptions.PsychologistBarrySchwartz,however,arguesinhis

bookTheParadoxofChoicethatthisabundance,ratherthanliberatingus,canleadtoanxiety,paralysis,and

dissatisfaction—aphenomenonhecalls“thetyrannyofchoice”.

Thelogicseemscounterintuitive（违反直觉的）.Morechoicesshouldmeanagreaterchanceoffindingthe

perfectfit,leadingtohighersatisfaction.Yet,Schwartzcontendsthattheprocessofchoosingfromnumerous

alternativesispsychologicallytaxing.Eachoptionrequiresevaluation,whichconsumestimeandcognitiveenergy.The

fearofmakingasuboptimalchoice—ofmissingoutonabetteralternative—generateswhateconomiststerm

^opportunitycosts^^onanemotionalkvel.Afteradecisionismade,thisfearoftenchangesintoregretordoubtabout

theforegoneoptions,diminishingtheenjoymentofthechosenone.

Furthermore,theresponsibilitythatcomeswithchoicecanbeburdensome.Whenoutcomesarepoor,wehaveno

onetoblamebutourselves.Inaworldwithlimitedoptions,fateorlimitedavailabilitycouldbethescapegoat（替罪羊）.

Withlimitlesschoice,failureispersonalized.This“sclAblame”fbrIcss-than-pcrfcctresultscanweakenoursenseof

well-being.

Schwartzdistinguishesbetween“maximizers”and“satisficcrs”Maximizersstrivetomaketheabsolutebest

choice,exhaustivelyresearchingallpossibilities.Satisficers,ontheotherhand,aimfbr“goodenough,settlingfbran

optionthatmeetstheircorecriteria.Unsurprisingly,researchshowsthatmaximizers,despiteoftenachieving

objectivelybetteroutcomes,reportlowerlevelsofhappiness,optimism,andlifesatisfactioncomparedtosatisficers.

Theyaremorelikelytoregretanddepression.

Thesolutionisnottoeliminatechoicebuttocurtail（肖ij减）itccnsciously.Wecanadoptthesatisficer'smindset

bydefiningourstandardsbeforehandandstoppingthesearchoncetheyarcmet.Wccanlearntoappreciate”good

ciiuugh"andicuugnizcllialllicqucslloillicpcifeelisoftenihcenemyofllicgoud.Bycedingsensiblelimilbonuui

ownfreedomtochoose——inwhatwcbuy,howwcspendourtime,eveninourpersonalrelationships——wcmightjust

findtneliberationwesoughtinchoiceinthefirstplace.

66.Whichofthefollowingbestsummarizesthe“paradox”mentionedinthepassage?

A.Thepursuitofperfectfreedomultimatelyrestrictsourhappiness.

B.Societyprovidesmorechoices,butindividualsstillfeeltheyarenotsufficient.

C.Havingabundantoptionsisintendedtoincreasesatisfaction,butitoftenresultsingreateranxietyandregret.

D.Economistsbelievemorechoicesarebeneficial,whilepsychologistsprove（heyareharmful.

67.Whatdoesthephrase“asuboptimalchoice''mostprobablymean?

A.Thechoicethatis（heperfectfit.

B.Thechoicewhoselogicseemscounterintuitive.

C.Thechoicebringingenjoymenl.

D.Thechoicethatislessideal.

68.Accordingtothepassage,whydoes（heburdenofpersonalresponsibilityincreaseinthefaceofabundantchoices?

A.Becauseitrequiresmoreknowledgetoevaluatecomplexoptions.

B.Becausewithlimitedchoice,failurecanheblamedonexternalfactors.

C.Becausesocietyplaceshigherexpectationsonindividualswhohavemanychoices.

D.Becausemakingawrongchoiceamongmanyleadstogreaterfinancialloss.

69.Accordingtoparagraph4,whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutmaximizersandsatisficers?

A.Althoughmaximizersmayachievebetterobjectiveoutcomes,theytendtobelesshappyduetopost-decision

regret.

B.Maximizersaregenerallymoreefficientbecausetheyresearchtlioroughlybeforedeciding.

C.Satisficersarehappiersimplybecausetheyhavelowerstandardsandexpectations.

D.Becomingasatisficermeansgivinguponqualityandsettlingforwhatisaverageinallsituations.

70.Whatistheauthor'soverallattitudetowardstheabundanceofchoiceinmodemlife?

A.Stronglycriticalanddismissive.

B.Cautiouslycriticalbutofferingasolution.

C.Entirelysupportiveandenthusiastic.

D.Neutralandpurelydescriptive.

第四部分：写作

第一节：阅读表达(共5小题：每小题2分，满分10分)

阅读下面短文，按照要求完成阅读任务。

Iused(obeaselfishgirlandIonlythoughtofmyself.Ididnotcareaboulhelpingolhers,butonlyaboutmy

look,clothes,moneyandgrades.

Oneday,Iwassuddenlyinfluencedbymyneighbor,whoisnowincollege,andendedupwantingto

volmtccrforothers.Hehadsomuchfunwithvolunteeringandtoldmethathefeltextremelygoodafterhelping

others.Ihopedtogetthesameresults,forIfeltworthlesseverywherethen.Iviewedalmosteverythinginanegative

way,andIfiguredIhadtoexperiencesomethingthatwouldmakemeappreciatethingsthatIhad.

Ivolunteeredatthenursinghomeforayearwheremyneighborvolunteered.Ibroughtsnacks,coffeeand

gamesfortheelderlypatients,talkedtothemwhilesharingsnacks,andplayedgameslikechessandcheckerswith

them.BecausetheywereKoreans,theyoftenhadtroublecommunicatingwiththehelperswhowerehiredtohelp

them.Isometimestranslatedthingsforthemandofferedtobetheirtranslatorwhenevertheyneededhelp.

Byvolunteeringatthenursinghome,Ichangedalot.IrealizedhowluckyIamtospeakbothKoreanand

EnglishandthatIshouldhelpotherpeoplelearnKoreanaswell.Ihadlearnedmanylifelessonsthroughvolunteering.

Byhelpingothers,Ifeltneededinsociety.Notonlydiditboostmyconfidence,butitalsoallowedotherstobenefit

fromit.

Volunteeringisagreatopportunitytoimproveoneself,others,andthewholesociety.Soifyoueverhavethe

chance,volunteer!It'ssomethingyouwon'tregret

71.Whatkindofpersonwastheauthorbeforevolunteering?(nomorethan5words)

72.Whydidtheauthorwanttovolunteeroneday?(nomorethan10words)

73.Whatdidtheauthordowhentheelderlypatientshaddifficultyincommunicatingwiththeworkers?!nomorethan

10words)

74.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordinParagraph4mean?(nomorethan3words)

75.Whatdoyouthinkofvolunteeringafterreadingthetext?(nomorethan20words)

第二节：书面表达（满分25分）

为了帮助中学生健康成长，某中学英文报开辟了“HEART-TO-HEART”专栏。假设你是该栏目的编辑Jamie,

收到一封署名为Worried的求助信。信中该同学向你诉说了自己的困扰：近日容易发脾气，使正常的学习和生

活受到了影响。请用英文给该同学写一封回信。

内容要点如卜：

1.表示理解并给予安慰；

2.提出建议并说明理由。

注意：

1.词数120左右；

2.信中不能出现与本人相关的信息；

3.信的开头与结尾已为你拟好，不计入总词数。

参考词汇：tempern.脾气,情绪

HiWorried,

I'msorrytoknowthatyou'rehavingsuchabadtimeatthemoment.

Yours,

Jamie

16.WehopethatAIintegrationintotheclassroombecomesaregularhappeningratherthanarare,

A.atmosphereB.releaseC.treatD.exception

【答案】C

【详解】考查名词词义辨析。句意：我们希望人工智能融入课笔能够成为常态，而非难得一见的稀罕事。A.

atmosphere氛围：B.release释放，获释：C.trea【（不同一般的）乐事，享受：D.exception例外，除外。由aregular

happeningratherthanarare4,此处表示“非难得一见的稀罕事”，空格处意为“（不同一般的）乐事”。故选C。

17.—Thiswatchissoattractive.

—Italotofworktomakesuchawatch.

A.paysB.spendsC.costsD.takes

【答案】D

【详解】考查动词词义辨手。句意：-这块表太吸引人了。--制作这样一块表需要花费很多功夫。A.pays支付（主

语通常是人）；B.spends花费（主语通常是人，常用于sb.spend（s）sometime/moneyonsth.或sb.spend（s）some

timc/moncy（in）doingsth.结构）;C.costs花费（主语通常是物，常用于sth.cost（s）sb.somemoney结构）;D.takes

花费（常用于"ktakessb.sometime/rrioneytodosth.结构，表示“做某事花费某人多少时间/金钱”）。结合主语It可

知，此处应用takes,构成“Iltakesalotofworktomakesuchawalch.”结构，表示“制作这样一隹表需要花费很多

功夫二故选D。

18.Thetwosuspectsgaveapparentlystatements,sofurtherinvestigationshouldbeconducted.

A.contradictoryB.consistentC.extraordinaryD.conventional

【答案】A

【详解】考查形容词词义辨析。句意：这两名嫌疑人的陈述明显矛盾，因此应进行进一步调查。A.contradictory

矛盾的；B.consistent一致的；C.extraordinary非凡的；D.conventional传统的。根据“sofurtherinvestigationshould

beconducted”可知，此处指陈述“矛居”，所以应进行进一步调杳。故选A。

19.Pretendinghehadn'tnoticedherexpressions,hesatdownasusualtohisbreakfast.

A.shockingB.shockedC.havingshockedD.beingshocked

【答案】B

【详解】考查形容词辨析和非谓语动词。句意：他假装没有注意到她震惊的表情，像往常•样坐下来吃早餐。

此处,定语修饰名词expressions,结合句意可知，此处表示人的感受，所以空处需用形容词shocked'、震惊的”作

定语，表示“震惊的表情"，而shocking”令人震惊的”，常用来修饰物，不符合题意。故选B。

20.Assheleadsabusylifeinthecity,shegoesbacktoherhometowntovisithergrandparentsonly.

A.frequentlyB.occasionallyC.apparentlyD.consistently

【答案】B

【详解】考查副词词义辨析。句意：因为她在城里过着忙碌的生活，所以她只能偶尔回老家看望祖父母。A.

frequently频繁地；B.occasionally倡尔、间或;C.apparently显然地;D.consistently一贯地。结合“生活忙碌"

的语境，看望祖父母的频率必然不高，occasionally最符合语义，改选B.

21.Goodrelationshipsmeanmuchtoallteammembers,buttonone.

A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

【答案】C

【详解】考查不定代词词义辨析。句意：良好的关系对所有团队成员来说都很重要，但并不是对所有成员来说

都意味着一切。A.something某事物；B.anything任何事物；C.everything一切；D.nothing没有事物。前文“Good

relationshipsmeanmuchtoallteammembers”强调了良好关系对于团队成员的重要性。然而，后半部分通过转折

词“but”引入了相反的意思，表明尽管良好关系很重要，但并不是每个人的全部。故选C。

22.Beescanhelpplantsgrow.bees,wewouldn'thaveenoughfood.

A.FromB.LikeC.ExceptD.Without

【答案】D

【详解】考查介词词义辨析。句意：蜜蜂能帮助植物生长。没有蜜蜂，我们就不会有足够的食物。A.From从；

B.Like像；C.Excepi除了；D.Wiihoul没有。由语意可知，这里表示“没有“蜜蜂的后果，构成含蓄虚拟语气，

应用介词Without。故选D项。

23.Hethrowshisarmsandlegsouthewereflying,hiseyeswidewithexcitement.

A.asifB.incaseC.eventhoughD.sothat

【答案】A

【详解】考查连词辨析。句意：他伸出胳膊和腿，好像在飞，他的眼睛因为兴奋睁得大大的。A.asif好像；

B.incase以防;C.eventhough即使：D.sothat以便。根据“hewereflying”可知,本句为虚拟语气，表示好像在

飞。故选A项。

24.—Ithinktheabilitytoworkwellwithateamisanotherimportantsoftskill.

Iagree.Ideas,plans,decisionsandactionswillbebetterwhenyoucooperatewithothers.

A.passedbyB.carriedoutC.takenoffD.broughtup

【答案】B

【详解】考查动词短语辨析。句意：--我认为与团队良好合作的能力是另一项重要的软技能。-我同意。当你与

他人合作时，想法、计划、决策和行动会得到更好地执行。A.passedby经过；B.carriedout执行；C.takenoff

起飞，脱下；D.broughtup抚养，提出。结合“Ideas,plans,decisionsandactionswillbebetter”可知，空格处应表

达“执行"，用carriedoul。故诜B。

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