英语-2023年高考终极押题猜想

2023年高考英语终极押题猜想 押题猜想一 阅读理解应用文 1 押题猜想二 阅读理解记叙文 14 押题猜想三 阅读理解说明文 30 押题猜想四 阅读理解议论文 45 押题猜想五 阅读理解七选五 61 押题猜想六 完形填空（20空） 75 押题猜想七 完形填空（15空） 99 押题猜想八 语法填空 120 押题猜想九 短文改错.............................................................................................................................................132 押题猜想十 应用文写作（新高考）.....................................................................................................................142 押题猜想十一 读后续写.........................................................................................................................................153 押题猜想十二 书面表达（全国卷）.....................................................................................................................170 押题猜想一 阅读理解应用文 The New Yorker picks four of the year’s best books in 2022 and shares them with you. Afterlives by Abdulrazak Gurnah The Nobel Prize winner’s most recent novel is a sweeping origin story of modern Tanzania, and a love story between Afiya and Hamza. Their search for a place in the world unfolds against the monumental absurdness of empire, focusing on the East African campaign of 1914-1918. The book questions the costs and rewards of the war’s occasional solidarities. Nights of Plague by Orhan Pamuk The Nobel awardee’s latest novel opens like a starry romantic chronicle (编年史): a steamer is making its way at night to an island, the Mingheria in 1901. On board are three medical scientists, and the group comes to Mingheria because of an outbreak of bubonic plague (黑死病). What is most vital in this book is Pamuk’s lovingly obsessive creation of the island itself. He places his humans in this “three-dimensional fairy tale” and observes what happens to the state when an epidemic tests its tolerances. The Song of the Cell by Siddhartha Mukherjee In an account that’s both lyrical and extensive, Mukherjee takes us through an evolution of human understanding: from the seventeenth century discovery that humans are made up of cells to our lead