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习高与风胜的关关通 主题4 文学、艺术与体育面 4,新考运国·文章出处具体化Wh过se好 the turn caused the spare pages to fall off the A.A news rtport.B.A book review. stand,”Mr Tileron sid.“Luckily I w移heo 些进卷1 限时：2mm商会：1情多两时：阳知保会：为答发：打 C.A children's story.D.A diary entry. catch them and put them hack." Mlost pope韩Tesa作fan3udmb年p-an Passage 1 Passage 2 of the railroads,which etailed(章涉】drilling coming oonct pianists although Ms Rspopov bas through the Rockies,aften in blinding sowstams 额素材·获速积真专 once asked her husband to help ber out on ae. 《2022全国乙表，B燕，8分)1n The book ends with Rosamond sed Durothy's return 〔2021全国前高考1是，日品，10分)Bydy, “My husband is the worst page tume▣，”e 1916,two girls of wealthy famibes,best friends to Aoburn. aughed."He's absorbed in the music,feeling from Auburn,N.Y.-Dorothy Woodruff aed Robert Titerion is a lawyer.In his spare time Wickenden is a very good soryteller.The thm动es on stage besike piani城Mhrm every sote,and I have to say:'Tum,tum!' Rosamond Underwood-traveled to a settlement in sweep of the land and the stoicism(坚忍of the Robert is the best page turner I've had in my entire the Rocky Mounmains to teach in a one-room Raspopova一not as a musician bu整bc时 people move her 1o some beauliful writing.Here is life," schoolhouse.The gids had gone to Smith College. tumer."I'm not a trained mesician,but I've leart apicture of Docothy Woodniff,on her harse, 1What should Titterion be able to do to be a page to read music so I can help Maria in her They wure expeesive clothes.So for them to move king down from鲁op:一When the sun turner? performance." to Elkhead,Colo.to instruct the children whose slipped behind the mourtains,it shed a rosy glow A.Read mus水 Mr Ticertan is chairman of the Cega shces were held together with string was a surprise. all around them.Then a full moon rose.The seow 日.刊y the piano, Emsemble but has been the group's official pape Their stay in Elkhead is the subject of Nothing was marked only by small animals:foxes, C.Sing songs Dounted:The Uuerpected Education of Two coyotes,mice,and varying hares.which turned tumer foc the pst four years.His job is to sit beside D.Fix the isstumeats the pianist and tum the pages of the score so the Society Giny in te West by Durothy Wickenden. white in the winter” 2.Which of the following best describes Titterton's musician doesn't have to hreak the flow of sound by who is a magazine editor and Docothy Woodruff's 1.Why did Doenthy and Rosamond go to the Rocky job on stage? doing it themselves.He said he beeame just as granddanghter. Moumtains? A.Boring B.Well-paid. A.To teach in a school. nervous s those playing instrumenes on stage. C.Demanding. D.Dangerens. Why did they go then?Well.they wanted to "A lot of skills are needed for the job.You 3.What does Titterton need to practise? do something useful Som.however,they realired B.To study Ameriean history C.To write a boo止 have to make reyou don't tum two pages at cece A.Counting the pages. what they had undertaken. They moved in with a lcal family,the D.To do sightseeing. and make sure you fied the repeats in the music B.Recognizing the“odding” 2 What can we leum about the girls from when you have to go back to the right spot." C.Catching falling objeets. Harrisons,and,like them.had little privacy,rare pargraph 39 Mr Titerton esplained D.Performing in his own style. baths.and a blanket of snow on their quilt when A.They enjoyed much respect. Being a page tumer requires plenty of practice. 4.Why is Ms Raspopova's hushand "the worst they woke up in the morning.Some momings, B.They had a room wich a buthtub. Some pieces of music can go for 40 minotes and P.uTer”2 Rosamond and Dorothy would arrive at the C.They lived with the local kids. requre up to 50 pape turns.including bock tums A.He has very poor eyes点 choolhouse to find the children weeping from the D.They suffered severe hardships. for repeat passages.Silent onstage communication B.He ignoces the audience. cold In spring,the snow was replaced by mod 3.Which pant of Wickenden's writing is hair- is key.and each pianist has their own style of C.He has no imrerest in musie. over ice. raising? "nodding"to indicate a page tum which they meed D.e forpets to d加his job In Wickenden's book,she expanded on the A.The extreme climate of Aubum. to peactise with their poge tumer. histary of the West and also on feminism,which of B.The living comditions in Elkhead. But like all performances,there are moments course influenced the giris'decision to go to C.The tailroad building in the Roekies when things go wrong."1 was tuming the page to Ethead.A hair-raising section coners the buiking D.The natural beauty of the West. get ready for the next page.bu the draft wind from 区】满转具分质美图 基陆卷 限时：指n满分：移分。月时：n得分：分卷袭：P18 Passage 2 The fuue depends on creativity and creativity depends an the young What will remain of us when Passage 1 (21金国新高考Ⅱ春，C篇，10 kc适号（解读）their messares and ii笔hn线w artificial ietelligence takes over will be our )A British woman who won a $1 million prize 《223全国甲卷，C篇，8分)1ws interpretation. creativity.and it is our creative spirit.our The Socvares Ervress is a fun,sharp book that after she was named the World's Best Teacher will boa 13 when an unele gave me a copy of Jostein visiunary sense of freshness.thal has been our Gaarder's Soyhie'r Wordd.It was full of ideas that drwsre女rs in with i地pparent simplicity and use the cash to hring inspirational figures into UK strength for centuries." were nee to me,so I spent the summer with my gradeally pulls them in deeper thoughts on desire. schoois. 1,What will Zafirakou d的with her prize mon时2 loneliness.and aging.The invitation is clear: Andria Zafirakou,a north London secondary head in and out of that book.It spoke to me and A.Make a mowie. Weiner wanes you to pick up a coffee or tes aed sit brought me imo a world of philosop与y(哲学}，， scbool teacher,said she wanted to bring pbout a B.Huild new schools. dorn with this book.I eacourge you to take his That love for philosophy lasted until I got to classroom revolution(变革}.“We are going to C.Run a project. ofie红.'s worth yor四time,even if time is elc买，othing kills the love for philesophy faster make a change,”she said.“I've stried a project o D.Help bocal musicians. something we doe't have a lot of. than people who think they uderstand Foucal, pom家he起ching f the面ti迪our scools.” 2.What does Craig-Martin think of the teaching of 1.Who opened the door to philsophy for the Baudrillard,ar Confucius betver than you-and The project results frum the difficulties many the aets in UK schools? author? 位en try to explain them chools have in petting arti本of any sort一whether A.It is particularly difficult A.Foucau直. Erie Weiner's The Socraler Expres:In Search an up-aed-coming local musician or a major movie B.Erse Weiner. B.It increases artists'income. Lifr Lerrons from Deod Philoophers reswakened star-ino schools to work with ted inspire C.Jostein Gsarder. C.lt opens children's mind my kve for philoeophy.H is not an explacation, D.A college teacher. children. D.It deserves greler aention but an invitation to thirk and experience 2.新号浦·推断制证日的Why does the author list Zafirako用begamn the project铺Alperton 3.What should be sressed in school edacation philosophy. great philosophers in pragraph 4? Community School,her place of wurk fur the paist accurding to Schama? Weiner starts each chapter with a scene on a A.To core Weiner with them. welve years."Ive seen those mgie moments A.Moral principles. ruin ride between cities and then frames each B.To give exumples af great works. when chidrem are talking to someone they are B.Interpersonal skills hilosopher's work in the conlest(背量)of oe C,To praise the中wi世ngks. nspired by-their eyes are shining and their faces C.Creative abilities. thingthey can belp ss do better.The end result is a D.To help readers understand Weiner's book. light up,"she said."We need artists more than D.Positive worldviews. read in which we leam to wonder like Socrates.sce 3.What does the author like about The Socrater ever in our schools." 4.Which of the following is a suitable title for the Like Thoreou,listen like Schopenhauer.and have Express? Arist Michael Craig-Martin said:Andria's no regrets like Nietzsche.This,more than a book lext? A.Irs views on history are well-peesemed brilliant project to bring from all fields imo about underscanding philosophy.is a book about A.Bring Arits to Schools B.Its ideas can be applind to daily life. direct contact with children is particslarly welcome earning to use peilophy to improve a life B.When Historians Meet Aries C.It inclodes comments froen readers. He makes philosophical thought anppaing D.It leaves an open ending. n a time when the arts are being downgnded in C.Arts Education in Britain exercise that improves the quality of our 4.What does the author think of Weiner's book? choois.”lw西a mistake to see the arts us D.The Word's Best Arts Teacher experiences,and be does so with plenty of humor. A.Objective and plain. unnecessary,he added. Weiner enters into conversstion with some of B.Daring and amhitious. Historian Sir Simon Schama is also a spporer the most important philosophers in history.aed C.Sersous and haed to follow. of the peoject.He said that arts edpcation in schools he becomes part of that crowd in the process by D.Humorous and straightforward. was not just an add-on."It is ahsolutely necessary. 习商与具胜的类通 拔高卷红 限时：移n满0：W分用时：mn得0：分等童：2的 Passage 2 asocied with rung such as runner's knee,are uncommon among race walkers.But the spoet's Passage 1 (2020全国1卷，C篇，8分)Rae Continued developmeets in commmnieatinn strange form does place comsrablere o the walking shares mny fitness bemefits with running, technologies were once believed to make the printed anikles aed hips,so people with a history of such (2位全国新深标Ⅱ基，C蓦， pge oudated.From21st-century poim of view, research shows,while mo likely conerbuting to injuries might want to be cautious in adopting the 10)Reading Art:Art for Book Lovers is n the peinted book is certainly ancient,but it remains fewer injuries.It does.however,have its own pm.由Bat,yoe包和ry maee walking celebration of as everyday object-the book. as interactive as any battery-powered e-reader.To problem. should probably first consult a coach or experienced reprexented hete in almost three hundred atwnrks serve its function,a book mast be activaled by a Race walkers are conditioned athletes.The racer to leim peoper technique,she says.It takes frum museums arcend the workd.The image of the user:the cover opened,the pages purted,the longest track and feld event at the Summer some practice. reader ppears throughout history.in at made keg contents reviewed.perhaps notes written down or Clympics is the 50-kilmeter race walk,which is 1Whyree walkers conditiond athletes? hefoee books as we now know them came into words underlined.And in contrast to our about five miles loeger than the marathon.But the A.They mst run long distances. being.In artists'representations of books d incressingly netwurked lives where the information spoct's rules require that a race waiker's knces stay B.They are gualitied foe the marathon. reading,we see momenes of shared hamnity that we consume is monitored and tracked,a printed raight through ms of the leg swing and oe foot C.They have to follow speeial nales. go beyond culture and time. book still offers the chanee of a wholly privaie, emain in contact(接触】rith the growed at all D.They are good at swinging their leps. In this"book of books,"artworks are selected “off-ine'ctivity- times.It's this strange form that makes race 2 What advitage does race walking hive over and arranged in a way that emphasizes these 1.后考话+文童雨处具越化Wee核e text most walking sch an attrctive activity,however,says running? connections between differeet eras and culoures.We probibly taken from? see seenes of children leaming to read at home or al A.An intrndoction to a book. Jaclyn Nocherg,an assistam professor of exerise A.It's more popelar at the Olympies. school,with the book as a focus for relarices B.An essay on the art of writing. science at Salem State University in Salem.Ma B.It's less challenging physically. hetween the generations Adults are portrayed C.A guidebook to u mseum. 1U接e.running,race walking转physicall C.It's more effective in body building. 给)e in many settngsd poses一abscebed in D.A review of modem paietings demanding.she says.According to most D.It's less likely to cause knee injuries. a volume,deep in thought or lost in a moment of 2.What are the selected artworks about? caleulations,rce walkers moving i a pace of six 3.What is Dr.Norberg's sugpestion for someoee leisure.These scenes may have been paimed A.Wealth and intellect miles per hour would burn about 800 calories trying race walking? handreds of years apo,but they recoed moments we B.Home and scbool. 里}P灯hk,hie中is appeoximately twice as A.Getting experts"opinion. can all relate to C.Books ted resding. miny as位ey would be四walking,althoo动feue B.Hanving a medical checkup. Books thelve m时bed习mbolically in D.Work and leisure. than running.which would probably bum about C.Hiring an experienced oh aintings to demonstrate the intellect【才智】. 3.What do the underlined words "relate to"in 1.000 or more calories per bour. D.Doing regular exercises. wealth or faith of the subject.Before the wide use paragrigh 2 meany However,race walking does not pound the 4.Which word best describes the author's atitade A.Upderstand.B.Paint. of the peinting peess,books were treasured objeets body as much as running does.Dr.Norberg sys. to race walking? C.Seire. D.Transfoem. and could be woeks of art in their own right.More A.Skeptical. B.Cbjective. 4.What does the author want to sy by mentioning According to her research,runrers hit the gronad receraly,as books have become inexpensive or with as mch as four times their body weight per C.Tolerant. D.Conservative. the e-reader? even throwwny,atists have used them as the raw A.The printed book is not totally out of dare. step,whale nce walkers,who do not leave the material for artwork一transforming covers,P四Bes B.Technnlogy has changed the way we read. pround,creale only about 1.4 times their body or even complete volumes into paintings aed C.Our lives in the 2ist centry are networked. weight wir地each step 实ulptures. D.People now rarely have the patience to read. As a result.she says,some of the injuries 豆】满转具的货美山 冲刺卷 时：1瑞山话分0分对时：nh得分：令等童：”四 Passage 2 atill has flesibility,"Levine says"We put healthy 70 year-olds through a ycarlong exercise training Passage 1 Mr Bissell skillfully organizes historical (2D22全Q脊高考Ⅱ基，D落，10 eogram,and mothing hpened to themt 分)As we ape,even if we're bealthy,htjm国 Dr.Nieca Goldberg,a spokeswoman for the insights and cultural references,making his tale a 2000全国新高考1春，C篇，10 in'ts efficent in procesing oxygen as it used to Americm Heart Association.says Levine's findings well-rounded picture od Uzbekistan,seen from In the md-1990s,Tom Bissell taught English be.In most people the first signs show up in their are a great start.But the study was small and needs Wevern eyes His judgmeat and references are to be repeated with far larper groupe of people to as a volunteer in Uzbekistan.He left afier seven 50s or early.6ls.And among people who don't decidedly Americne.as well as his delicate determine esactly which aspeets of n exercise months.pysically broiken and having lost his exereise.the changes ean stant even sooner. stomach.As the author explains,this is neither a "Think of a rubber band.In the beginning.it routine make the buiggest difference. mind.A few years later,still anracted 1o the 1.What does Levine want to explin by mentioning travel nor a history book,or even a piece of sf1eble,bat put1ma士er for20 years and量 courtry,he returned to Uzbelistan to wrie an the nbber hand好 reportage.Whatever it is,the reslt isa fine and will become dry and easily broken,"says Dr.Hen article about the disappearance of the Aral Sea. A.The right way of exercising. vivid deseription of the purest of Central Asiam Levine,a heart specialist ar the University o B,T刀e causes of a beart atack His visit.bowever.ended up involving a lot Texas.That's what hippens to the heart. traditioes C.The difficulty of keeping fit more than that.Hence this book,Chaing the Seu Foctunately for those im midlife.Levine is finding 1.Wh减ade Mr B所sell retern to Uz水kistamY D.The aging process of the heart Los Amowg the Ghosty of Emyire in Central Asin, that even if you haven't been an enchesiastic 2,考压·理解不同之复n which as印ct were the A.His friends'invitation. which talks sbout a road trip fromm Tashkent to exerciser,getting in shape now may help impronve two groups different in terms of research design? B.His imerest in the country Karakalpakstan,where millions of lives have been your aging heart. A.Diet plan. C.His love for teaching. Levine and his resenech team selected B.Professional background. dc城oyd hy the sk drying甲af the sea.It is the D.His desire to regain bealch. wolunteers aged between 45 and 64 who did not C.日ercise typt story of an American travelling to a strange land, 2,新考瑞，·dgn问同冥What does the underlined exercise much but were otherwise bealchy. D.Previos physical conditio and of the people he meets on his way:Rustam, Participuntsererandomly divided intogros 3.What does Levipe's research findy od“hm”■ph2元fgo以 his tramslator.a lovely 24-year-old who picked up The first group participated in a program o A.Midse-aged hearts get younger with aerobie his colorful English in Califomia.Oleg and A Developing a serinus mental dsee. nonaercbic【无氟】exereise-tulance training and exercise. B.Taking a guided tour in Central Asia. B.High-inensity exercise is more suitabl for Nacasha.his hosts in Tashkent.and a string of weight trining-three times a week.The second heyo鲍 foreign aid workers, C.Working as a volumeer in Uzbekistan. did high-intensity acrobicexeci underthe This is a quick look at life in Uzhekistan, D.Writing an article about the Aral Sez guidance of a trainer for four or more days a week. C.h is rever too late for people to start taking made of friendlines and wamh but alsu its Which o the following best describes After o years,the second group sw remackable eX买 mpeovemenes in heart health. D.The more exercise we do,the stronger our darker side of society.In Samarkand.Mr Bissell Mr Bissell's mad trip in Uxbekistan? "We ook these 50-year-old hearts and turned c体t admires the acchicectural wonders,while on his A.Romantic. B.Eventful. the clock back to 30-or 35-year-old hearts,"says 4.What does Dr.Nieca Goldberg sgges? way to Bukhara be pets a tase of police methods C.Pleaant. D.Dangerous. Levine."And the reason they got so much strnger A.Making use of the findings. when suspected of drug dealing.In Ferghana,be 4.Whep0 eof this text好 and fimer was that their hearts oold now fill a kt B.Inerviewing the study participants. C.Conducting further research. atends a mouerain feneral【荐礼I followed by a A.To introdice a book. better d pump(系送)a lot more blood during D.Clarifying the purpose of the sudy. strange drinking purty.And in Karukalpaktan,he B.To explain a cultural pheeomenon. exercise,"But the hearts of those who participaed imes转imense exercise didn'In突，hes0k is saddened by the dest storms,diseases and fishing C,T0eeh年hwne年 "The sweet spot in life to stunt exercisin绳，fyou boas女k miles from the sea D.To recommend a travel destination. haven'talread女，is in lte midde age when the heart创意的活动将居氏联系起来。由此可推断，该项目受状迎。 间。C.她们和当地的孩子们任在一起。D.她们避受了严 题干含义：我们能从最后两段巾了解到这个项H的什么？ 酸的苦难。 选项含义：A.它很受欢迎。B.它需要更有创意。C.它是 3.C细节理解题。根据到数第二段巾的“A hair-raising 高利润的。D.它要花很长时间才能看到成果。 section concerns the building of the railroads,which entailed ·词汇积累 drilling through the Rockies,often in blinding snowstorms." 可知，中令人毛骨悚然的是对在光壮暴风雪中修绌穿越 必背词汇 落基山脉的铁路的描述。 harmony 和登；和谱 题干含义：Wickenden的作品中哪一部分令人毛骨悚然？ oppose 队.反对 选项含义：A.Auburn的极端气候。B.Elkhead的生活条件。 profitablc ad可盈利的；有利润的：有好处的 C.（穿越)落基山脉的铁路修进。D.西部的自然美景。 4.B推理判断题。根据倒数第二段最后一句“The book 认识词汇 ends with Rosamond and Dorothy's return to Auburn.”及最 resident n.居民a心.居住的 后一段中的“Wickenden is a very good storyteller.The wellbeing .舱康：车福 sweep of the land and the stoicism of the people move her to welfare .幸福：福利 some bcautiful writing.”可知，这本书以Rosamond和 Dorothy回到Aubur为结尾；Wickenden是个很会讲故事 主题4文学、艺术与体育 的人，辽阁的土地和坚惑的人民使她与了优秀的作品。 由此推知，本文是篇书评。 基础卷 题干含义：这篇文章是什么？ 选项含义：A篇新闻报道。B.篇书计：C.·个儿章 Passage 1 故事。D.一篇日记 ·语篇导读本文是一篇书评。文章主要介绍了Dorothy ·词汇积累 Wickenden的一本书并对其进行了议价。 必背词汇 ·语篇脉络 setlement 元解决；定居点 第1段1916年，两个宫家女孩去落基1脉支数，其经 undertake 只，求担 历被其巾一人的作杂志编辑的孙女写城书。 第2段她们是想去做·些有帮助的事情，似很快意识 rarc d.稀少的：罕见的 到所面临的困难。 认识词汇 第3殿她们与当地家庭一起生活，条件艰苦，学校的孩 string 细绳：弦乐器 子冻得流泪，春天冰雪化掉后，路上变得泥泞。 feminism ”女权主义 第4段书中详述了西部历史和女权主义，该书以两人 hair-raising .惊险的：令人毛骨悚然的 可到Auburn为结尾。 第5段作者械长讲放事，书中对士地利和人民的掄写很 shed 以去除：减：酒 关，如对山上景色的描写。 熟词生义 1,A细节理解题。根据第一段巾的“1n1916,wo girls. sty熟义：停留；保持/生义：n.停留；遮留 traveled to a settlement in the Rocky Mountains to teach in a ·难句秒懂 onc-room schoolhouse.”可知，Dorothy和Rosamond去落基 原句：In Wickenden'sbok,she expanded on the history of 山脉是为了去学校里教书。 状语 主语谓语 宾语 题干含义：为什么Dorothy和Rosamond要去落基ll脉？ the West and also on feminism.which of coursc infinenced 选项含义：A.为了去一所学校教书。B.为∫研究关国历 非限倒性定语从句 史。C.为了写一本书。D.为了去观光。 the girls'decision to go to Elkhead. 2.D推理判衔题。根据第二段巾的“They moved in..had 译文：在Wickenden的书巾，她详述了西部历史和女权主义， little privacy,rare baths,and a blanket of snow on their quilt 这当然影响了女孩们去Elkhead的决定。 when they woke up in the morning.."可知，她们在这耳几乎 没有隐私，很少洗荣，早上醒来时被子上覆盖着厚厚的一 Passage 2 层雪。由此推知，女孩们的生活条件非常艰苦 息语篇导读本文是一篇记叙文。Robert Titterton是一名 题干含义：我能从第三段中了解到关于孩的什么？ 危师。但在空闲时间，色在舞台上与据暴家并肩演出，不是 选项含义：A.她们很受尊敬。B.她们有一个带浴红的房 作为音乐家，而是作为乐诺页者。 417 。语篇脉络 ·词汇积累】 第1段钟师Robert Titterton在空闲时间作为乐谱翻负 必背词江 者与钢琴家在舞台上并府演出。 indicate 以表明；暗示；示意 第2段Robert是Omega Ensemble的主席，做翻页者四 absorb 以，吸收：吸引 年，在舞台上他和演类者一样紧张 第3段翻负工作需要很多技巧，不能一次翻两贞、要我 demanding d.苛求的；要求高的 到玉以演奏处。 认识词江 第4段做翻页者花大量练习。无声交流很关健，不问 draft ,草稿 钢琴家有不同风格的“点头”示意方式，钢琴家 up-and-coming ad山有望成功的；有前途的 要和翻页者协同练习。 熟词生义 第5段演也有问题的时侯，Roen曾成功接住掉 落的乐谱與。 scor心熟义：n.得分；分数/生义：n.乐诺 第6段多数翻页者是学钢琴的学生或有前途的音乐会 stand熟义：.站立：起立/生义：n.台：（用于资出成演讲 钢装演奏家，但Raspopova女士曾让丈大帮忙。 等的)舞台 第7段Raspopova女士笑称丈夫是最差的翻负者， 1ote熟义：.笔记/生义：.膏符 Robert是她姆到的最好的潮页者。 ·难句秒懂 1,A细节理解题.根#第一段最后一句“I'm not a trained 原句：Silent onstage communication is key, and each pianist musician,but I've learnt to read music so I can help Maria in 主系表结构的句子 连接词 her performance,”可知，Robert Titterton要能识谱才能做一 has their own style of "nodding"to indicate a page turn which 名乐谱翻贞者。 主闲宾结构的句子 目的状语 瓯干含义：Tittcrton成该能做什么才能成为一名乐谱翻 they need to practise with their page turner 页者？ 定语从句，修饰style of"nodding" 泽文：无声的舞台交流是关键，每位钢芩家都行白己的“点 选项含义：A.识谱。B.弹钢琴。C.唱歌。D.修理乐器。 头”风格来示意翻页，他们需要与乐谱翻页者协问练习。 2.C,推理判断题。根据第三段第一句“A lot of skills ar© needed for the job."及第四段第一句“Bcing a page turner 基础卷2 requires plenty of practice.”知，乐谱翻页工作需要很多 Passage 1 的技能，需装多州练习，所以是一份要求高的工作： 题干含义：下面哪一项最能描述Tittcrton在舞台上的 ·语篇导读本文是一篇书评。文章拼述了作者对哲学的 工作？ 热爱，重点介绍了Eric Weiner的The Socrates Express:lm 选项含义：A.令人厌颜的。B.高薪的。C.要求高的。 Search of Life Lessons from Dead Philosophers一书，说明了哲 D危险的： 学对现实生活的指导意义。 3.B细节理解题。根据第四段最后一句“Silent onstage ·语篇脉络 communication..to practise with their page turer."可知，无 第1~2段13岁时一本书让“我”爱上昏学，大学时有 声的舞台交流是关键，每位钢琴家用来示意翻页的“点 些人的做法让“我”对哲学的爱减退。 头”风格不同，他们需要与翻贝者协同练习：据此可知， 第3段Eric Weiner的The Socrutes Express:In Search Titterton花要练习的是识别钢琴家“点头”所表达的意思 gfLi记Lessons from Dead Philosophers玉新唤 题干含义：Titterion需要练习什么？ 起“我”对哲学的爱，它鼓励人！思考和体验 选项含义：A.数與数。B.识别“点头”所表达的意思 哲学。 C.接住坠落的物体。D.以他白己的风格表演。 第4数Vciner以乘坐火车的场景作为每个章节的开 4.D推理判嘶题。根据最后一段巾的“He's absorbed in the 头，该结合哲学家们的思想帮助我们理解， music,feeling every note,and I have to say:Tumn, 是本学习用哲学改善生活的书。 tuml'”可知，Ra即opova的丈夫经常沉浸在音乐中而总记 第5段Weiner让哲学思考成为有吸引力的活动，他与 翻页，所以她认为她的丈火是城差的乐谱翻页者。 一些历史上最重要的哲学家对话，解次他们的 题干含义：为什么Raspopova女士的丈夫是“最差的乐谱 信总并渗加白己的解释。 翻负者”？ 第6段这本书有趣、易懂，吸引读者深入思考。Weiner 选项含义：A.他的视力很差。B.他忽略了观众。C,他对 遗请读者阅读此5：“我”鼓励人家接受道请阅 音乐不感兴趣。D.他忘了做他的工作。 读这本书，它非常值得花时间阅读。 18 1.C釦节理解题。根据第一段内容可知，Jostein Gaarder打 续表 兀了作者通往哲学的人门。 interpretation 理解：解棒；说明 题干含义：是谁为作者打开了哲学之门？ straightforward (,简单的：易懂的：担率的 选项含义：D.一位人学老师 熟词生义 2D推理判断题。根据第四段中的“Weiner starts each express熟义：，表达；表示/生义：n.特快列车 chapter with a scene on a train ride between cities...help us do better.The end result is a read in which we learn to rame热义：n.框架/生义：以给…做框：衰达：制订 wonder like Socrates,see like Thoreau,listen like ·难句秒懂 Schopenhauer,nd have no regrets like Nietzsche.”a知，f相 原句：Nothing kills the love for philosophy faster than people 者在第四段开头介绍了Weiner的这本书的背最，接着作 主语谓语 宾语 比较积语 者通过列举儿位伟大的哲学家来帮助读者理佩读完这本 who think they understand Foucault,Baudrillard,or Confucius 书后能从巾学到的东西。由此可推知，作若列举几位伟大 定语从句，修饰people 的哲学家是为了帮助读者理解Weiner的书。 better than you-and then try to cxplain them 题干含义：为什么作者在第四段中列出了伟大的哲学家？ 译文：没有什么比那些白认为比你更能理解，还试图解释 选项含义：A.为了把Weiner和他们进行比较，B.为了举 Foucault、Baudrillard或孔子的人史能快速栀杀（人J)对哲学 一些伟大作品的例子。C.为了表扬他们的写作技巧 的热爱了。 D.为了帮助读者理解Weiner的书。 Passage 2 3.B细节理解题。根据第四段中的“This,morc than a book ·语篇导读本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了一位英国女 about understanding philosophy,is a book about learning to 教师让艺术京走入课堂，发起深掌支苹的故事。 usc philosophy to improve a life.”可知，作者喜款The ·语篇脉络 Socrates Express这木书是因为它的恩想可以应H于口常 生活。 第1段 一位英国女教师狄得一·古万奖金，她将把奖金 题干含义：作者宫欢The Socrates Expre的什么？ 川于把励志人物引进类国学校 选项含义：A.它对历史的看法呈现得很好。B.它的思想 第2段她想带来课棠变革，并已经启动促进学校艺术 可以应用于口常生活。C.它包括来自读者的评论。D.它 数学的项月。 留下了个开放的结局。 第3-4段该项口源于学校请艺术家进学校的困雅，她 4.D细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中的“He makes 首先在自己工作的学校厅展了该顶目， philosophical thought an appealing exercise that improves the 第5段艺术家Michacl Craig-Martin认为学校艺术教 quality of our experiences,and he does so with plenty of 育是有必要的。 第6殷历史学家Sir Simon Schama也是该项目文持 humor.”可知，Weiner的书很幽默。根据最后一段中的 者。他认为艺术教命很有必要，未米依靠创造 "The Socrutes Express is a fun,sharp book that draws 力，而创造力要常年轮人。 readers in with its apparent simplicity and gradually pulls them in deeper thoughts on desire,loneliness,and aging." 1.C细节理解趣。根据第一段“A British woman..will use 知，Weiner的书简单易。由此可知，Weiner的书既幽默 the cash to bring inspirational figures into UK schools." 又简单易懂」 二段中的“I've started a project to promote the teaching of 题干含义：作者认为Wcincr的H怎么样？ the arts in our schools."可知，女教师Andria Zafirakou打算 选项含义：A客观明了的。B.大胆且有野心的。C.严肃 州奖金在学校开展一个项目。 且推以理解的。D,幽默易带的 题干含义：Zafirakou会如何处她的奖金？ ·词汇积累 选项含义：A.拍一部电影，B.出新的学校。C.开展一个 项目。D.帮助当地的音乐家。 必背词汇 2.D推理判晰断题。根据第五段中的“·Andria's brilliant appealing ad.有吸引力的 projcct...when the arts arc bcing downgraded in schools.'It apparent a.明显的；显而易见的 was a mistake to see the arts as unnecessary”可知，Craig- simplicity 简单：质朴 Martin认为当学校不够重视艺术的时候，Andria JT展的这 个项H会几其受欢迎，并H他认为“艺术是没有必要的"这 认识词汇 个观点是错误的。由此推知，Craig--Martin认为英国学校 reawaken .唤起 的艺术教育应该受到更多的关注。 419 题干含义：Craig-Martin对英国学校的艺术教学有什么 而几个世纪以来，我们的创造粘神和富行远见的求新意识正 看法？ 是我们的优势所在。 选项含义：A,它尤其闲难。B.它增加艺术家的收人。 C.它打开孩子们的总想。D.它值得史多的关注 拔高卷 3.C红节理解题。根据最后·段中的“The future depends on creativity and creativity depends on the young.."可知，术 Passage 1 米收决十创造力，创造力则收决于年轻人。因此，Schama ·语篇导读本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了一本收 认为学校教有成该强调创造力。 录了近三百件来自世果冬地博物第的艺术作品的书一 题干含义：Schama认为学校教有应该张调仆么？ Reading A:Art for Book Lovers,.书中以艺术作品的形式指 选项含义：A.道德原则。B.人际交往能力。C.创造力。 述了不同时期人们阅读的场景，并指出在遥信技术发达的现 D.积极的世界观。 在，纸质书仍然具有互动性和私密性。 4,A丰旨大意题。根据第一、二段可知，女教师Andria ·语篇脉络 Zafirakou在狄得奖金后开展了·个项H,邀请艺术家走进 校园。下文引用艺术家Craig-Martin和历史学家Schama 第1段Reading Art:Art for Book Lovers展示了近三百 的话陈述学校艺术教育的必要性。由此推知，本文主要讲 件米自世界各地博物馆的)术品，体现了超越 述的是“把艺术家引进校园”这一艺术教育厘念。 文化和时间的共同的人性 题干含义：以下哪一个适合作木文的标题？ 第2段书中的艺术品以强词不同时代和文化之间联系 选项含义：A.把艺术家引进校园B.当历史学家遇到艺术 的方式被选择和排列，描给了孩子们学习和成 家时C英国的艺术数育D.世界上最好的艺术老师 人阅读的场景，记录了读者能产生共鸣的时刻。 第3段在印刷机得到)泛应川之前，书籍很珍货：现在 易错警示该题客岛错选C项。文章主要围绕 书变得很使宜，艺术家将书然用作艺术品的原 Zafirakou获奖后要将奖金用于把艺术家引进学校这一多 件展开，A项“把艺术家引进校国”更能准确概括文章主 材料 旨。C项范国较宽泛。但由于C项符合文章内容，所以考 第4段通信投术的发展并没有使纸质书过时，它仍具 生可能会错选C项。 有五动性和私密性。 1.A推理判断题。第一段中的“Reading Art:Art for Book 词汇积累 Lovers is a celcbration of an cveryday objcct-the book... 必背词汇 around the world.”介绍了这本书收录了近三片件来白世界 inspirational a山.启发灵感的：鼓舞人心的 各地傅物俯的艺术作品。内此可推知，木文来自一木书的 序言。 sort L种类以.分类 题干含义：这篇文章最有可能取白哪里？ bring about 导致：引起 选项含义：A.一本书的序言。B.一篇关于写作艺术的文 result from 由…造成：因…产生 章。C.本博物馆的旅游指南。D.-篇现代绘画评论。 认识词汇 2.C细节理解题.根据第一段最后一句1 n artists' downgrade ,使降取：使降誠；低估 representations of books and reading,we see moments of visionary d,梦幻的：有创见的 shared humanity that go beyond culture and time..”及第二段 熟词生义 中对不问阅读场景的猫述可知，书中选取的艺术作品与书 ield热义：n.田地/生义：n,领城 籍和阅读有关。 题干含义：所选的艺术作品是关于什么的？ ·难句秒懂】 选项含义：A财高和智力。B.家庭和学校。C.卡籍和阅 原句：What will remain of us when artilicial intelligence takes 读。D.工作和休闲。 主语从句 over will be our creativity,and it is our creative spirit,our 3.A词义猜测题。根据第二段可知，艺术作品里的不同场 连接词强调句站构，强调主语 景虽然能是儿下年前画的，但这些解间我1都能怒同身 visionary sense of freshness,that has been our strength for 受，故relate to在此处意为“理解”，与understand问义。 centuries. 题干含义：第段巾画线的词组“r心late to”是什么意思？ 译文：当人工智能占上风时，我们剩下的将是我们的创造力， 选项含义：A.理解B.国画。C.抓住。D.转换 ￥420 4.A雅理判衔题。根据鼓后一段中的“From a21gt-century 。语篇脉络 point of view.the printed book is ccrtainly ancicnt.but it remains as interactive as any battery-powered e-reader.""a 第1段研究表明竞走和跑步有很多相同的健身益处但 竞走受伤的能小，不过也有白身的问题。 printed book still offers the chance of a wholly private,'off- ine'activity”可知，虽然纸质书的确比较古老，似它竹然 第2段夏季奥运公城长的出径赛是50下米竞走，其特 像所行的比子阅读器一样具有互动性，并日纸质书计阅读 殊的规则让党走有吸引力。 成为完全私人的、“离线”的活动。中此可推知，作者想通 第3段党走和跑步一样消耗体力，竞走运动员每小时 过提及电了阅读器指纸质书并没完全过时的中情。 消耗的卡路里大约是普通走路的两倍，是比 跑步少。 题干含义：作者炭到电子侧读器足想说什么？ 选项含义：A.纸质书并设有完全过时。B.科技已经改变 第4~5殿竞走对身体的冲击比跑步小，跑步的常见街 在充走运动中不常见，付克走可能会对脚躁 了我们的阅读方式。C.我们在21世纪的生活是网络化 1臀部造成损伤。有H伤的人城谨桢进行 的。D,人们现在很少有耐心阅读了。 这个运动，想尝试这个运动的人需先学习 ·词汇积累 技巧。 必背词汇 1.C细节理解题。根据第段第三句“But the sport's rules representalion n.代表：描绘；表现形式 require that a race walker's knees stay straight through most emphasize .强调：重视 of the lcg swing and onc foot remain in contact with the demonstrate 以，证明：说明；表现 ground at all times.”可知，竞走规则要求竞走者的膝盖在 come into being 出现：产生 摆动腿的大部分时间里保持笔直，且~只脚始终与地面保 持接触。此可知，党走运动员需要遵守特殊的规则，因 认识词汇 此党走运动员陆要头备某些特殊条件： cra 压时代：年代 题干含义：为什么党走运动员是有条件的运动员？ throwaway ad或.一次性使用的 选项含义：A他们必须跑长跑。B.他们有资格参加马拉 raw ad山，生的：未经加工的 松比赛。C,他们必须遵守特殊的规侧。D.他们擅长换动 interactive a域.交互式的：相互彩响的 双腿 2,D细节理解题。根据第五段第一句中的“some of the activate 从.激活 injuries associated with running,such as runner's knee,are 熟词生义 uncommon among race walkers”可知，一些与跑步有关的损 prss熟义：.压；按/生义：n.报刊；记者；印别杭；出 伤，比如膝盖损伤，在党走运动中并不常见。 版社 题干含义：与跑步相比，竞走有什么优势？ ight熟义：a.右边的；正确的/生义：n.权利 选项含义：A.它在奥运会上更受欢迎。B.它对身体的挑 power熟义：.权力；能力/生义：V.驱动 战性较小。C.它在健身方面更有效。D.它不太可能遣成 膝盖损伤。 pat熟义：.部分/生义：离开；分离：分数 3.A细节理解题。根据最斤一段中Dr.Norberg的话“In ·难句秒懂 fact,anyone wishing to try race walking should probably 原句：And in contrast to our incrcasingly networked lives first consult a coach or experienced racer to learn proper 状语 technique”可知，事实上，任何想尝试竞走的人都应该首先 where the information we consume is monitored and tracked. 奔询教练或有经验的党走运动员，学习适当的技巧，即获 定语从句，修饰1ives 取专家的意见。 a printed book still offers the chance of a wholly private, 题干含义：Dr.Norberg对那些尝试竟走的人的建议是 主语 谓语 宾语 “off-line”activity. 什么？ 选项含义：A.获取专家的意见。B,进行医疗检查。C,屈 译文：且在我们日益网络化的牛活中，我们所消费的信息 川一位经验丰这的教练。D.经常锻炼。 都被监视和跟踪，与之相反，纸质书仍然提供了一个进行完 4.B推理判断题。通读全文知，作者介绍了竞走的型本 全私人的、“离线”的活动的机会。 知识、竞走的灯处以及竞走可能会导致的疾病。作者没有 Passage 2 表达自己的任何观点和态度，只是在答观地介绍。 ·语篇导读本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了竟走的基本 题干含义：哪个词能最好地描述作者对党走的态度？ 知识、竞走的好处以及竞走可能会导致的疾病 选项含义：A.怀疑的。B.客观的。C宽容的。D.保守的。 421 ·词汇积累 1.B纫节弹解题。根据第一段城后一句“A few years later, still attracted to the country,he rcturned to Uzbekistan...the 必背词汇 Aral Sea.”可知，几年后，Bissell仍然被Uzbekistan吸引，丁 approximatcly ad.大约 是他回到了这个国家。 considerable ad.相当大的 题干含义：是什么让Bissell先生回到了Uzbekistan? consult .咨询 选项含义：A.他朋友的邀请。B.他对这个国家的兴趣。 associated with 与…有关 C.他对教学的热浸。D.他对恢复健康的渴望。 2.D词义猜测题。画线词所在句是第一段首句，hal用来 认识词汇 指代上文提及的事情，闪此推断hl指代第一段的内容。 calculation 元计算：估计 根掘第一段最后一句“A few years later,still attracted to race walking [体]竞走 the country,he returned to Uzbekistan to write an article contributc to 促成：乎致 about the disappearance of the Aral Sea.”可知，hat指f代 track and field 围径适动 Bissell写关于咸海消失的文章这件事。 题干含义：第二段中画线的单词“hat”指的是什么？ 熟词生义 选项含义：A患上严重的精神疾病。B.在导游的带领下 pound熟义：n英榜；磅/生义：以反复击打：咚略地走 游览中业。C.在Uzbckistan做志愿者。D.写一篇关于减 ·难包秒懂 海的文章。 原句：According to most calculations,racc walkers moving at 3,B推理判断题。通读第二段内容可知，在旅途中，Bissel 秋语 主语 经历了很多中情。分析选项可知，B项Eventful“充满人中 a pace of six miles per hour would bur about 800 calories per 的：多中故的”可以表达此意。 见在分词短语作后置定语谓语 宾语 题干舍义：以下哪一个词能最好地描述Bissell先生在 hour,which is approximately twice as many as they would burn Uzbekistan的公路旅行？ 非限制社定语从句 选项含义：A.浪漫的。B.充满大$的：多事故的。C.令 walking,although fewer than rumning,which would probably bum 人愉快的。D.危险的。 让步状语 非报制性定语从句 about 1,000 or more calories per hour. 易错警示该题容易错选其他选项。文中提到在 译文：根据大多数的计算，党走运动员以细小时6英平的速 Uzbekistan的被程中，Bissell先生通到了各种各样的事情， 度运动，每小时会燃烧人约800卡路里，这大约是步行所燃 避到了友好温暖的人，也见到了社会的阴暗面，参加了菲 烧卡路里的两倍，不过比跑步要少，跑步每小时可能燃烧大 礼和奇怪的酒会，看到了尘暴。这说明旅程充满了各种事 约1000或更多卡路里 件，Eventful'“充满大事的：多事故的”最能准骑描述这次旅 冲刺卷 行，Romantic“浪漫的”、Pleasant"令人检快的”和 Dangcrous“危险的”都不能全面准确地概括这次猿行。 Passage 1 4.A推理判断题。文章第一段提到Biss的两次 ·语篇导读本文是一篇说劳文。文章主要介绍了Tom Uzbekistan之行，由此引出他写的Chasing the Sea:Lot Bissell Chasing the Sea:Lost Among the Ghosts of Empire Among the Ghosts of Empire in Central Asia这本书，接下来 in Central Asia这本书的相关情况。这本书以西方人的花角 儿段介绍了这本书的相关情况。由此可推知，本文的写作 全而展现了Uzbekisian的风士人传。 日的是介绍一本书。 ·语篇脉络 题干含义：这篇文章的日的是什么？ 第1段Tom Bissell曾在Uzbckistan当志愿者，离开后 选项含义：A为了介绍一本书。B.为了解释一种文化现 父因他仍被这个国家所吸引而再次返回。 象。C.为了纪念一位作家D.为了推杉一个旅游目的地 第2段Tom Bissell在书中讲述了他从Tashkent到 ·词汇积累 Karakalpakstan的旅行及在途中遇到的人。 必背词江 第3段该书可以让我们快速了狮Uzb©kistan的生活， 有友好温暖的一面也有阴暗的一面： involve 以包含：涉及 第4段作者以西方人的视加，巧妙地组织内容，这本书 architectural d.建筑学的；建筑方面的 不是游记、历史书或一则新问报道，而是对巾亚 suspect .怀疑 传统的生动猫述。 reference n.提到；参考（书日） 422 续表 Thar's what happens to the heart.."可知，有驿性的橡皮筋放 认识词汇 的时间久了，就公变干且易断。Levine用这个现象来斜释 hence ad业，阁此；所以 心脏的哀老过程。 题干含义：Levine想通过提及橡皮筋来解释什么？ sadden “.使悲伤：使伤心 选项含义：A.止确的锻炼方式。B.心脏病发作的原因。 delicate ad.脆弱的：精致的 C.保持健康的困难。D.心脏的宴老过程。 reporage ,新闻报道 2,C细节坪解题。根据第二段中的·Participants werc drug dcaling 毒品交易 randomly divided into two groups...The second group did 熟词生义 high-intensity acrobic exereise under the guidance of a trainer or four or more days a week.”可知，在研究设计上，两组的 wonder熟义：k想知道/生义：n.奇证；奇事 不同之处在于，第一组做的是无氧运动，第二组做的是有 ·难句秒懂 氧运动。因此，两组的不同之处是运动的类型。 原句：Hence this book,Chasing the Sec:Lost Among the Ghost 题干含义：这两组在研究设计的哪一个乃面有所不阿？ 主语 网位语 选项含义：A,饮食计划。B.专业背景，C.运动类型 of Empire in Central Asia,which talks about a road trip from D.以前的身体状况。 非限制性定语从句，参饰this book 3.A往理判断题。根据第三、四段的内容可知，Levine将参 Tashkent to Karakalpakstan,where millions of lives have been 与者分为两组，两年后，做高强度有氧运动的参与者的心 非狼制性定语从句 脏健康状况得到明显改普。那些50岁的参与者的心胜变 destroyed by the slow drying up of the sea. 得像30或35岁的人的心脏一样年轻有活力。 译文：因此有了这本书一Chasing the Seu:Lost Among the 题干含义：Levine的研究发现了什么？ Ghosts of Empire in Central Asia,这本书t述了从Tashkent到 选项含义：A.有氧运动使中年人的心脏变得更年轻。 Karakalpakstan的公路旅行，在Karakalpakstan,数百万人的生 B.高强度的运动更适合年轻人。C.人们什么时候开始锻 命闪为海洋的级慢干润而被推毁。 炼都不晚。D我」股炼的越多，我们的心肛就越强壮。 Passage 2 易错警示该题容易错途D项。极据“the second ●语篇导读本文是一篇说明文。着年龄增长，心脏的 group saw remarkable improvements in heart health”及“Wc 功能也会下降。Levine的研究袭明，如采中年人进行高强度 took thesc 50-ycar-old hcarts and murned the clock back to 30- 的有氧运动，心庄的功能会得到明显的政善 or35ycar-old hearts'”可知，第二组进行高强度有氧运动的 ·语篇脉络 人的心脏健康有了显著改养，强调的是中年人的心脏通过 有氧运动变得更年整了，A项正碗。而不是锻炼的越多 第1段随着年龄增长，心脏处拜氧气的能力下降，50 脏就越强壮，D项表送不准确。考生可能会固为没有完金 多岁或60岁出头开始有迹象，不运动的人这一 哩解文章而错选D项」 功能衰退得更早。 第2段心脏如像皮筋，时间长了会老化，中年开始锻炼 4.C如节理解题。根据坡后一段中的“But the study was 可能有助于改善老化的心脏。 small and needs to be repeated with far larger groups of 第3段研究人员选择了45到64岁的志愿者，将他们 people.,make the biggest difference..”f知，Nieca Goldberg 分为两组进行不问的锻炼，两年后发现进行高 博士认为L©vine的究地周小，需要在更大的人群中重复 强度石氧运动的参与者的心脏健成状况得到了 进行研究来准确确定日常锻炼的哪些方面彩响最大。由 显若改善。 此可知，Nicca Goldberg博士建议进行进一步的研究。 第4段高强度有氧运动组的心脏变得强壮缝康，低强 题干含义：Nieca Goldberg博士有什么建议？ 度无氧运动组的心胜没交化 选项含义：A.利用这些发现。B.采访研究参与者。C,进 第5段中年后期是开始运动以改善心脏功能的好 行进一步的究D,阚明研究的目的。 时机。 词汇积累 第6殷美国心脏协会发言人称该研究是一个好的开 必背词江 始，但需进行史大规模的研究以确定口常餐冻 的哪些方面对收并心脏功能影响最大。 enthusiastic a热心的；热情的 randomly ad.蓝机地 1.D牲理判断趣。根据第二段中的‘Think of a rubber remarkable ad成非凡卓越的：显著的 band.In the beginning,it is flexible,but put it in a drawer for 20 years and it will become dry and easily broken,'... nexibility .灵活性；弹性 423 续表 ·词汇积累 认识词汇 必背词江 rubber m,橡胶：橡皮 desirable a).令人向往的；值得媚有的 intensity 几.强烈：强度 progressive ad域.进步的；先进的 熟词生义 认识词江 ge熟义：n.年龄（段）：时代/生义：”.（使)变老 bottomless ad,无限的：无尽头的 ·难句秒懂 rank 地位：短别属于某等级；播列 原句：Fortunately for those in midlife,Levine is linding that nagship 王牌 状语 主语调语 cven if you haven't bcen an cnthusiastic excrciscr,gctting in cuisine n烹饪；莱肴 宾语从句 让步状语从句 twist ".转变：突然变化 shape now 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