2025高考英语提分满分策略七选五提分策略

2025高考英语提分满分策略七选五提分策略策略分析：1.七选五题型主要考查考生对文章的整体内容和结构以及上下文逻辑意义的理解和掌握。2.无论是选项还是原文设空处前后出现的代词（如；it，they，that，those等）都是对空白处之前的内容的指代，具有明确的提示作用，必须加以利用。策略一:关注逻辑关系，轻松获取答案【典题精析】

Youknowthateatinghealthy,stayingactive,andsolvingafewbraingamescanhelpkeepyourmemory.Butthefollowinglesser-knownhabitsworkwonderstoo.1.36Whenwesitwithourshouldersbentforward,thisdefeatedpositionactuallycausesustofeelanxiousordepressed—whichmakesithardertothinkclearlyandrememberthings.Conversely(反过来),straightuprightpostureapparentlyimprovesmemorybecauseitboostsbloodandoxygenflowtothebrain.2.Exercise—OnceHavingtroublerememberingfaces?37Inastudy,picturesoffaceswereshowntoolderfolksaftertheypedalastationary(静止的)bikeatanintensepaceorsimplysitonaself-pedalingbike.Onaverage,peoplerememberedthefacesbetteraftertheintenseexercise.What’smore,thememorygainsafterasingleworkoutweresimilartothegainsafter3monthsofregularexercise.3.LimitTVEveryparentandgrandparenthasheardthattoomuchscreentimecanhurtachild’scognitivedevelopment.38Accordingtoastudy,people(aged50orolder)whowatchedmorethan3.5hoursofTVadayfor6yearsexperiencedagreaterdropinverbalmemorytestscoresthanthosewhowatchedless.

4.DrawaimlesslyAresearchshowsthosewhodrewthewordsrememberedthemostwhenrecallingwords.That’sbecausewhilesomepartsofthebrainaboutgettingmemorybackbecomeworseaspeoplegrowolder,thepictureprocessingregionsusuallydon’t.395.WalkBackward40Walkback!Backwardmotion—whetherreal,imagined,orwatched—helpspeopleremembertheinformationbetterthansittingstilland,inmostcases,betterthanforwardmotion.Itmaybethatmovingbackwardinspacementallyhelpsusmovebackintimetothemomentwelearnedsomething.解题提示：空白处前后出现的连词、具有连接含义的副词（however，therefore，thus等）是提示逻辑关系的最重要信息，一定不要忽视。

A.SitTall.B.StandStraight.C.Startmoreworkouts.D.Sweatforphysicaltraining.E.

Thus

sketchingcanhelpadultskeeptheirmemorysharp.F.

But

whataboutthoseattheotherendoftheirlifespan?G.

Nexttime

you’retryingtorecallsomething,don’tjustthinkback.二、熟悉其它结构词和特殊符号，顺利完成衔接或过渡【典题精析】37—

rangingfrommumbling（咕噜）tocompletesentences.Sometimesitmayseemasthoughthesleep-talkerisgivingaspeech,whileatothertimesitcansoundasthoughthepersoniscarryingonaconversationwithsomeoneelse.Thechattercanoccurduringanystageofsleep.

Ifafriendorfamilymemberhasevertoldyouthatyoutalkinyoursleep,

your

firstconcernmightbewhetheryousaidsomethingoffensiveorletoutalong-heldsecret.

38,asfarasyourhealthisconcerned.

Sleeptalkingisconsideredasleepdisorder.Intermsofwhatcausesit,inadequatesleep,alcoholordruguse,illness,stress,anxiety,anddepressionarecommoncausesofsuchunconsciousthinking.

39.In

rare

situations,sleeptalkingisassociatedwithapsychiatricdisorder(精神障碍).If

you’re

frequently

wakinguptired,oryoufeeloverwhelmedorsadmostofthetime,it'sworthtalkingtoyourdoctoraboutsleeptalking.

40.

If

youtalkinyoursleep

onlyoccasionally

andyouarenotexperiencingsymptomsofanyothersleepdisordersorhealthconditions,thenit'sprobablynothingtoworryabout.解题提示：有一些看似不起眼的暗示信息，如数词、形容词副词的比较形式、some,other、another等不定代词、still,also,even等副词，甚至是括号、分号、破折号等标点符号，都可以起到提示句间关系的作用。

A.Itcanbeannoyingtobeasleep-talkerB.SleeptalkingcanvaryconsiderablyinitscontentC.About

halfof

kidstalkintheirsleepatleastonceayearD.Justmakesurethatitisn’taredflagor

another

healthproblemE.

Therefore,formostpeopleitisarareandshort-livedoccurrenceF.YoursecondthoughtmightbewhethersleeptalkingissomethingtoworryaboutG.

策略三:利用超级线索词—代词【典题精析】

Caringforalovedonecanbestressful,andthatstresscanhavegreatinfluenceonacaregiver'spersonalhealthandwell-being(幸福).It'snecessaryforacaregivertoknowabouthis/herdiscomfort.36It'sthekindoftirednessyoucan'tfixwithasinglegoodnight'ssleepand

it'softentheresultoflong-term?uncheckedstress.Caregivingburnoutlooksdifferentindifferentpeople.Butgenerally,caregiverswithburnoutmightfeelverytiredandfeeluninterestedincommunicatingwithpeopleoractivitiestheyusedtoenjoy.37Ifyou'reworriedyou'reburntout,behonestaboutitwithyourselfandothers.38Whenyou'retalkingtosomeoneaboutyourburnout,tellhowyou'refeelingandwhatyoususpectisthedrivingforcebehindit.What'smore,doavoidblame.Afterall,therealitymightbemorecomplex.

39Whenyouwriteoutyourto-dolistorlookatyourcalendar,thinkaboutwhattasksyoureallyneedtodoonyourownandwhatyoucanletgoof.Keepitinmindthataskingforsupportisn'tfailure.Moreover,youcanparticipateinacaregiversupportgroupsothatyoucangetachancetotalkthroughsomeofthechallengesyou'reexperiencing.40Mostimportantly,dotakegoodcareofyourselfsothatyoucantakecareofthepatient.A.Talktoyourselftoknowaboutcaregivingburnoutandgetridofit.B.Meanwhileyoucanlearnfromotherswhoarefacingsimilarstruggles.C.Toavoidcaregivingburnout,don'tforceyourselftodoeverythingyourself.D.Thesooneryouadmititandaskforsupport,thesooneryoustarttorecover.E.Caregiverscanfocussomuchontheirlovedonethattheyhavenoself-caretime.F.

Atitsextreme,burnoutcanalsoleavecaregiversunfriendlytothepersontheycarefor.G.Caregivingburnoutisacaregiver'sgettingphysically,mentallyandemotionally(感情上)tired.参考答案策略一：ADFEG策略二：CBFGD策略三：GFDCB

典题精练AColorisfundamentalinhomedesign–somethingyou’llalwayshaveineveryroom.Agraspofhowtomanagecolorinyourspacesisoneofthefirststepstocreatingroomsyou’lllovetolivein.Doyouwantaroomthat’sfulloflife?Professional?Orareyoujustlookingforaplacetorelaxafteralongday?36,coloristhekeytomakearoomfeelthewayyouwantittofeel.Overtheyears,therehavebeenanumberofdifferenttechniquestohelpdesignersapproachthisimportantpoint.

37,theycangetalittlecomplex.Butgoodnewsisthatthere’rereallyonlythreekindsofdecisionsyouneedtomakeaboutcolorinyourhome:thesmallones,themediumones,andthelargeones.38.They’rethelittlespotsofcolorlikethrowpillows,mirrorsandbasketsthatmostofususedtoaddvisualinteresttoourrooms.Lesstiringthanpaintingyourwallsandlessexpensivethanbuyingacolorfulsofa,smallcolorchoicesbringwiththemthesignificantbenefitofbeingeasilychangeable.

Mediumcolorchoicesaregenerallyfurniturepiecessuchassofa,dinnertablesorbookshelves.

39.Theyrequireabiggercommitmentthansmallerones,andtheyhaveamorepowerfuleffectonthefeelingofaspace.Thelargecolordecisioninyourroomsconcernthewalls,ceilings,andfloors.Whetheryou’relookingatwallpaperorpaint,thetime,effortandrelativeexpenseputintoitaresignificant.

40.A.Ifyou’reexperimentingwithacolorB.WhileallofthemareusefulC.Whateveryou’relookingforD.It’snotreallyagoodideatousetoomanysmallcolorpiecesE.Smallcolorchoicesaretheoneswe’remostfamiliarwithF.Soitpaystobesure,becauseyouwanttogetitrightthefirsttimeG.ColorchoicesinthisrangeareastepupfromthesmallonesintwomajorwaysB36 Infact,theideaofwalkingatleast10,000stepsadayforhealthgoesbackdecadestoa

marketing（推销）

campaign（计步器）launchedinJapantopromoteapedometer.And,insubsequentyears,itwasadoptedintheUSasagoaltopromotegoodhealth.37 "Theoriginalbasisofthenumberwasnotscientificallydetermined,"saysresearcherI-MinLeeofBrighamandWomen'sHospital.Shewascurioustoknowhowmanystepsyouneedtotakeadaytomaintaingoodhealthandlivealonglife,sosheandhercolleaguesdesignedastudythatincludedabout17,000olderwomen.Theiraverageagewas72. 38 Itturnsoutthatwomenwhotookabout4,000stepsperdaygotaboostin

longevity（长寿）,comparedwithwomenwhotookfewersteps. 39 Infact,womenwhotook4,400stepsperday,onaverage,wereabout40percentlesslikelytodieduringthefollow-upperiodofaboutfouryearscomparedwithwomenwhotook2,700steps.ThefindingswerepublishedWednesdayinJAMAInternalMedicine. 40 A.Thewomenallagreedtocliponwearabledevicestotracktheirstepsastheywentabouttheirday-to-dayactivities.

B.Walking10000stepsadaycanmakealotofpeoplehappy.C.It'snothingunusualtowalk10000stepsaday.D."Itwassortofsurprising,"Leesays.E.Inotherwords,womenwhowalkedmorethan7,500stepsperdaysawnoadditionalboostinlongevity.F.Thereisnodirectrelationshipbetweenlifespanandsteps.G．It'softenthedefaultsettingonfitnesstrackers,butwhat'sitreallybasedCAnyonewhoknowsmewellwouldseemeasanoptimist.

16ThiswasthecaseformeonaparticularlycoldJanuaryday.

IfeltexhaustedbythepainfulchallengesIwasdealingwithinmypersonallife.

17—Thegrayskyblockedevenasinglerayofsunlight.Aboutmidwaythroughtheday，Ileftworktogetsomelunch.Stillfeelingnegative，Inoticedthatthesunhadcomeoutforamoment.IbegantothinkaboutmynegativeattitudeandremindedmyselfthatIwasresponsibleforchoosingmystateofmind.

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EventhoughIremindedmyselfofthistruth,Icouldn’tmakethechange.

AsIstoppedataredlight,Ilookedatthecarinfrontofmine.Thepersonalizedlicenseplatecaughtmyeye—Itread“SUNZOUT”.Thisbroughtanimmediatesmiletomyface.

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Andinthemidstofthelongest,darkest,coldestwinter,thisinitselfwasables