Test 10-【名师专项】2026年高考英语五合一必刷题

Part3实战演练 Test 10 A 话题：芝加哥科学与工业博物馆 体裁：应用文 词数：275+68 阅读理解 难度：★★★☆☆ 建议用时：6分钟 客案册：P77 Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry was built in honour of the city's innovative roots,showcasing()more than 35,000 artifacts and a variety of hands-on exhibits meant to inspire creativity. Though this museum is a bit removed from downtown (about 9 miles south of the Loop), visitors say walking to the Museum of Science and Industry is worth the inconvenience.You'll have plenty to see and do at this museum,but to make the most of your visit,recent travelers recommend paying extra for special exhibits like the interactive Coal Mine or Future Energy Chicago,which encourages visitors to reinvent Chicago's energy infrastructure. Located in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago's South Side,the Museum of Science and Industry is open daily from 9:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.(Limited hours apply for select dates, so be sure to check the museum's website before visiting. General admission is $21.95 ($19.95 if purchased in advance online)for adults and $12.95 ($10.95 if purchased in advance online)for children aged 3 to 11,but if you've purchased a Go Chicago Card or a Chicago CityPASS,your entrance fee will be covered. Access to special exhibits and the Omnimax Theater will cost extra.No direct L route is available to the museum,but travelers can take bus No.2 or 6 to the area.The 55th-56th- 57th Street Metra station sits about two blocks away,or visitors can drive and park in the museum's underground garage for 22 per vehicle.All ticket holders have access to property facilities like restrooms,gift shops,a food court,an ice cream parlor and a photo studio. 1.What is a disadvantage of Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry? A.Its price. B.Its service. C.Its location. D.Its reputation. 2.How much should a couple and their 5-year-old son pay to buy tickets online? A.$50.85. B.$52.85. C.$54.85. D.$56.85. 3.What should you do if you want to visit special exhibits? A.Pay extra money. B.Get a Chicago CityPASS. C.Hold a membership card. D.Purchase a Go Chicago Card. 177 名师英语专项训练·高考 B 话题：科技天才的子女远离高科技产品 体裁：说明文 词数：339+127 阅读理解 难度：★★★★☆ 建议用时：8分钟 答案册：P77 Psychologists are quickly learning how dangerous smart phones can be for teenage brains. But the writing about smart phone risk may have been on the wall for roughly a decade, according to educators Joe Clement and Matt Miles,co-authors of the recent book Screen Schooled. It should be telling,Clement and Miles argue,that the two biggest tech figures in recent history-Bill Gates and Steve Jobs-seldom let their kids play with the very products they helped create. "What is it these wealthy tech giants know about their own products that their consumers don't?"the authors wrote.The answer,according to a growing body of evidence,is the addictive power of digital technology. In 2007,Gates,the former CEO of Microsoft,set a limit on screen time when his daughter started developing an unhealthy attachment (to a video game.He also didn't let his kids get cell phones until they turned 14.(Today,the average age for a child getting their first phone is 10. Jobs,who was the CEO of Apple until his death in 2012,revealed in a 2011 The New York Times interview that he prohibited his kids from using the newly-released iPad."We limit how much technology our kids use at home,"Jobs told reporter Nick Bilton. In a recent interview on the online news channel Cheddar,iPod co-creator Tony Fadell believed that if Steve Jobs were alive today,he'd want to address growing societal concerns about tech addiction."He'd say,'Hey,we need to do something about it,'"Fadell said. In Screen Schooled,Clement and Miles make the case that wealthy Silicon Valley parents seem to grasp the addictive powers of smart phones,tablets(),and computers more than the general public does-despite the fact that these parents often make a living by creating and investing in that technology. A number of specialty Silicon Valley schools,such as the Waldorf School,are noticeably low-tech.They use chalkboards and No.2 pencils.Instead of learning how to code,kids are taught the soft skills of cooperation and respect. 1.Why did Bill Gates and Steve Jobs seldom let their children use tech products? A.Digital technology was harmful. B.Digital technology was addictive. C.Their children lacked self-discipline.D.Their children showed no interest in them. 2.What's Tony Fadell's attitude towards tech addiction? A.Worried.B.Doubtful. C.Uninterested. D.Understandable. 3.What do we learn about Silicon Valley parents? A.They hate to use technology. B.They know little about technology. C.They limit their kids'use of technology. D.They encourage their kids to use technology. 4.What's special about the Waldorf School? A.It focuses on professional skills. B.It allows no technology at school. C.It makes the best use of technology. D.It uses less technology than other schools. 178 Part3实战演练 C 话题：粗鲁行为的链条反应 体裁：说明文 词数：296+149 阅读理解 难度：★★★★☆ 建议用时：7分钟 答案册：P78 When someone is rude to you,it can put you in a lousy mood.It may even lead you to be rude to someone else,creating a chain of rudeness that can be difficult to break. In fact,this troubling chain may even be triggered by simply seeing someone be rude to another person.It can cause you to experience interactions through what researchers are calling“rude-colored glasses'”. The researchers worked with 81 students in the University of Florida's MBA program who were asked to complete online surveys over a 10-day period.Participants recorded their moods when they woke up;in the evening,they described their experiences over the course of that day. Each morning,the participants also viewed a short video in the morning.The video, depicting()a workplace interaction of some kind,was supposed to be a critical thinking task,but in fact was a way for the researchers to expose participants to various degrees of rudeness.Half of the mornings,the video included some aspects of rudeness while the half had some kind of exciting interaction in the workplace.Rudeness was conveyed through various means,including a lack of eye contact or unpleasant language. Participants who watched the rudeness videos reported seeing or experiencing rudeness during the day,and they were also more likely to disengage()from fellow employees to avoid being the victims of rudeness themselves.They reported that their overall work suffered that day. The findings also point to the importance of starting your day off right.Rudeness can happen during the commute or even in a pre-work yoga class,so finding ways to minimize your exposure to rudeness,whether it be changing up your commute or workout times,might go a long way toward having a happy and productive work day. 1.What may make you rude? A.Breaking a chain of rudeness. B.Being treated in a very rude way. C.Changing up the commute. D.Experiencing interaction with others. 2.What can we know from Paragraph 4? A.The participants were exposed to rudeness. B.The critical thinking task was hard to finish. C.It seemed that the participants led a happy life. D.The participants were controlled by the researchers. 3.What may be the conclusion of the research? A.It is wrong to avoid eye contact.B.Unpleasant language is harmful. C.People are worried about their work.D.Rudeness affects people's mood clearly. 4.What does the author suggest doing to have a happy day? A.Keeping away from other people.B.Attending a pre-work yoga class. C.Trying to avoid exposure to rudeness.D.Working very hard in the work place. 179 名师英语专项训练·高考 D 话题：免除大学生贷款计划 体裁：说明文 词数：320+134 阅读理解 难度：★★★★☆ 建议用时：7分钟 答案册：P78 Sen.Elizabeth Warren,D-Mass.,has promised to cancel up to $50,000 of debt for 95% of student loan borrowers if she is elected president.Sen.Bernie Sanders,I-Vt.,has proposed an even more generous plan if he's elected. Both are brave,controversial proposals that would have a hard time making it through a divided Congress.But on Tuesday,Warren announced she would use a little-known shortcut and wouldn't need Congress.As president,she says,she could cancel the debts of tens of millions of student borrowers all on her own. It turns out that she's probably right. "Our country's experiment with debt-financed education went terribly wrong,"Warren wrote in a statement. About 43 million student borrowers owe the U.S.government $1.5 trillion () according to the U.S.Department of Education.And until now,the department has only offered student loan forgiveness or cancellation to borrowers who meet certain criteria. "Maybe it's because they've been working in a public service position or because they become disabled or because they're saying that their school fundamentally cheated them,"says Eileen Connor,legal director of the Project on Predatory Student Lending at the Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School. "Those pathways exist.And I think what Sen.Warren's proposal is pointing out is that there's also this freestanding power that the secretary of education has to cancel debts,not for those reasons,but really for any reason at all." Connor wrote an analysis that found Warren's proposal is both lawful and permissible. But is it a good idea?That debate has been heated since last year,when Warren first announced her plan.Adam Looney of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center says Warren's plan would greatly benefit the wealthy,with the bottom 20%of borrowers by income reaping just 4%of the savings.As such,Looney asks:"Why are those who went to college more deserving of aid than those who didn't?" 1.What attitude would Congress take towards the two proposals? A.Confused. B.Opposed. C.Supportive. D.Ambiguous. 2.How much does a student borrower owe the U.S.government on average? A.More than 10 thousand dollars. B.More than 20 thousand dollars. C.More than 30 thousand dollars. D.More than 40 thousand dollars. 3.According to Eileen Connor,debts should be cancelled A.for all student borrowers B.for those who are disabled C.for those working in a public service position D.for those who have been cheated by their school 4.Why does Adam Looney say no to Warren's proposal? A.It won't cover all students. B.It will create new unfairness. C.It won't help the poor students at all.D.It will do harm to American economy. 180 Part3实战演练 七选五 话题：教育要有热情 体裁：说明文 词数：264+71 难度：★★★★☆ 建议用时：9分钟 客案册：P78 Teaching is one of the most rewarding careers.If the following reasons ring true,then you are likely headed in the right direction. 1 Teaching is difficult.If you do not have an absolute passion for the young people that you teach,you will burn out quickly.That passion is the driving force behind doing your job year after year.If you do not have a total passion for your students,you might last a year or two, but you will not make it to year twenty-five.2 You are skilled at instructing people in a variety of ways. Students come from diverse backgrounds.3 You have to be willing and able to teach the same concept through many different approaches.Being flexible and adaptable are two key characteristics of a good teacher. You are a team player. If you are someone who does not work well with others,teaching is not the career for you.4 You can be the greatest instructor in the world and you limit yourself if you cannot effectively communicate with the parents of your students as well as your peers.A good teacher needs to be able to work with everyone involved in the school community. You can handle stress factors. 5 There are so many opportunities for stress within a classroom that an excellent teacher has to be able to handle it,or they will be burned out tremendously quick.If you cannot manage stress extremely well,then education may not be the right career for you. A.Teaching is all about relationships. B.You have a passion for young people. C.All teachers have to cope with stress. D.It is a must-have quality for every good teacher. E.You have to overcome those once you enter your classroom. F.It is difficult to approach any two students in the same way. G.Teaching is one of the most rewarding careers that one can embark on. 2. 3. 5. 181 名师英语专项训练·高考 完形填空 话题：没有脚的足球运动员 体裁：记叙文 词数：291+88 难度：★★★☆☆ 建议用时：15分钟 答案册：P79 Sports were always a big part of JaQue Billingsley's life.But his favorite was 1 To stay in shape for football,JaQue,the fourteen,2 the wrestling team in his hometown of Warner Robins,Georgia in 2010.But one day in practice,something went horribly 3. While wrestling with a teammate,JaQue got seriously hurt.Doctors had to 4 his right leg below the knee.After weeks of 5,JaQue got a man-made leg."I felt like a baby,because I had to learn how to 6 again,"he says.Anyway,JaQue Billingsley never lost his 7 spirit."I took it on just as a 8 ,he explains. One goal kept JaQue going."I was determined to get back and play football,"he says. His coach and teammates visited him,offering their 9. When JaQue returned to school,he was in a wheelchair.JaQue's school had a 10 football team.Would JaQue be able to play at such a competitive level?At first,no one was sure.There was no need to worry,though.Before long,JaQue mastered the use of his new 11.He was back on the football field and soon became one of the most 12 members of the team. JaQue also 13 playing wheelchair basketball and wheelchair football.He competed in weightlifting for people with disability 14 JaQue always says,"Don't try to be something you're not.Just be the 15 you can be.” 1.A.baseball B.basketball C.football D.running 2.A.joined B.visited C. organized D.chose 3.A.strange B.interesting C.important D.wrong 4.A.get back B.cut off C.look after D.lift up 5.A.research B.treatment C.struggle D.practice 6.A.talk B.play C.survive D.walk 7.A.fighting B.creating C.showing D.winning 8.A.lesson B.chance C.challenge D.friendship 9.A.knowledge B.experience C.secret D.support 10.A.local B.rich C.top D.small 11.A.heart B.name C.leg D.tool 12.A.famous B.valuable C.unusual D.expensive 13.A.spent B.considered C remembered D.began 14.A.as well B.in turn C.with pleasure D.on purpose 15.A.biggest B.tallest C.best D.wisest 182 Part3实战演练 语法填空 话题：第二语言学习 体裁：说明文 词数：221 难度：★★★☆☆ 建议用时：10分钟 答案册：P79 Plenty of research has shown that learning a second language can improve brain power, but a new study suggests that the effects extend to those 1 begin in middle childhood. Speaking two languages well affects the brain and changes how the nervous system reacts to sound,lab tests showed.2 (prove)the guess that speaking two languages is good for one's mind,the team 3 (monitor)how the brain of 48 healthy student volunteers reacted to different sounds..23 of these volunteers were bilingual(双语t的). The scientists used special equipment to trace the pattern of 4 (brainwave).Under quiet laboratory conditions,the bilingual students responded in 5 similar way to the English-only-speaking students,who formed the control group.But the bilingual group were far superior at 6 (process)sounds even when there were a lot of people talking in the room.They were better able to focus 7 the important information and block out other distracting noises. Prof.Nina Kraus,who led the research,said,"The bilingual's 8 (good)experience with sound results in a hearing system that is 9 (high)efficient,flexible and focused in 10 (it)automatic sound processing,especially in challenging listening conditions." 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 8. 9. 10. 应用文写作 假定你是李华，你的美国朋友Jck来信说他打算暑假来中国旅游。请你给他回复邮件，内 容包括： 1.推荐一个旅游景点或城市； 2.介绍在该景点或城市可以做的事。 注意： 1.词数80左右： 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。 183 名师英语专项训练·高考 概要写作 话题：二八法则 体裁：说明文 词数：369 难度：★★★★☆ 建议用时：25分钟 客案册：P80 阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。 What is the 80/20 Principle?It is the observation that a small number of events give rise to the majority of effects.Most consequences come from few causes.The great majority of outputs come from a small minority of inputs.The lion's share of results comes from a small amount of effort and energy. We may find that 80 percent of consequences arise from 20 percent of causes,or that 80 percent of outputs come from 20 percent of inputs,or 80 percent of results from 20 percent of effort.Typically,20 percent of professional athletes will won 80 percent-or more-of the competition prizes.Only 20 percent of your time will generate more than 80 percent of your useful results. When we collect data and test the 80/20 Principle,we usually find that most outputs flow from few inputs. The amazing thing about the Principle is that very few things matter at all;but those that do matter enormously.That means most of us don't live our lives or conduct our careers sensibly,because we don't realize that only very few inputs are all important. The true value of the Principle is that it helps us to identify those few activities that we should pursue because they will lead to great results. Let's be clear.The Principle is not a theory.Nobody dreamed it up.It came from observation-from examining the relationship between a number of causes,expressed as a percentage,and a number of results,also expressed as a percentage. The Principle enables us to focus on the good causes,root out the bad ones,and forget about the mass of weak ones that make a lot of noise but lead to nothing except confusion. For example,Steve Jobs continually focused on a handful of core products and core features-the few features that would be used most of the time-and ignored everything else. In 1997,when Steve Jobs became the boss of Apple,the company was near to insolvency( )with only five weeks of cash flow left.But Jobs cut 70 percent of its models and products.By focusing on the 30 percent of products that generated cash,Jobs saved the company. 184you spend more than half your waking hours doing something you don't love. I hope my idea would be helpful to you. Yours. Li Hua 读后续写 【语篇导读】本文是记叙文。“我”的制车失 灵了，因为工作忙，“我”一拖再拖。有一天 “我”做了一个梦，梦见自己的车出问题了。 将消息告诉朋友与老板后，他们极力劝“我” 去修车，结果在紧急情况时，新的刹车系统 起了作用。由此“我”想到朋友的珍贵。 【思路点拨】 本文已经将故事的背景、发展、结局交代 得很清楚，也就是故事已经讲述完成。 从续写部分第一段的第一句“Now many would say that it was just a dream and that it was all only a coineidence.”可以看出，这是 “我”对此事的议论。在前文中，因为“我”老是 担心刹车垫，因此夜里做梦，梦见自己在紧急 时刻刹车失灵，朋友们与老板担心“我”的安 全，建议“我”赶紧修车，由此产生感想。续写 第二段的首句是“Don't ignore those messages from above.”。从这一句我们可以看出，这一 部分可以讲述“我”对朋友和老板的感激，也可 以由此感受到，关爱、善行在我们的生活中是 非常重要的，我们要将这些传递下去。 【参考范文】 Now many would say that it was just a dream and that it was all only a coincidence. 1,however,stopped believing in coincidences a long time ago.I know how much people around us love us and I know that they influence us in our lives here more than we can even imagine. The threads of our lives weave in and out with the lives of everyone else in this world,but someone will see the full cloth.He knows that every moment we live and every choice we make are important.He sends us messages, dreams,thoughts,and countless coincidences then to keep us on the right path,the path of love,the path of kindness,the path of goodness,the path that leads us back home again. Don't ignore those messages from above. Listen to your minds and don't hesitate to take action to correct your errors.Follow those urges to do good,give kindness,share love, and spread joy.Notice those countless “coincidences'”that fill your days..They can lead you.They can guide you in this world. They simultaneously can even save your life. (165 words) Test 10 阅读理解A 【语篇导读】本文是一篇应用文。文章简要 介绍了美国芝加哥的科学与工业博物馆。 1.C细节理解题。根据第二段可知，该博物 馆的美中不足是远离市区，也就是位置较偏 僻，故选C。 2.A细节理解题。根据第四段可知，如果从 网上购票，成人每人$19.95,3至11岁的 孩子每人$10.95，故选A。 3.A细节理解题。根据第四段可知，如果要 参观一些特殊的展览，必须额外付费。芝加 哥城市通行卡(Chicago CityPASS)和畅行 芝加哥卡(Go Chicago Card)都不适用，故 选A。 阅读理解B 【语篇导读】本文是说明文。比尔·盖茨和 乔布斯是举世瞩目的科技天才，可是，他们 却严格限制他们的孩子使用高科技产品。 这是为什么呢？ 1.B细节理解题。根据第三段可知，这一问 题的答案在于：比尔·盖茨和乔布斯比其他 人更深刻认识到数字技术可以令人上瘾。 故B项正确。 77 2.A推理判断题。根据第六段可知！，Tony Fadell认为，如果乔布斯今天还活着的话， 他会努力解决科技使人上瘾这一社会普遍 关注的问题。故A项正确。 3.C推理判断题。根据倒数第二段可知， Clement和Miles在书中指出，那些硅谷的 有钱父母们比普通人更深知手机等电子产 品令人上瘾的特点。再结合上文比尔·盖 茨和乔布斯的例子，可以判断C项正确。 4.D细节理解题。根据最后一段可知，the Waldorf School跟其他硅谷学校一样，以较 少使用高科技而著称。故D项正确。 核心短语 the writing is on the wall厄运临头的预兆 已经显露（指某事物很可能即将消失或某 人即将失败)|prohibit sb.from doing sth. 禁止某人做某事‖make a living谋生 熟词生义 address熟义：n.地址生义：u.处理，解决 阅读理解C 【语篇导读】本文是说明文。文章介绍了一 个关于“粗鲁行为”的实验，其结论是粗鲁 的语言和行为对人的行为具有负面影响， 就算只是看到一个人被粗鲁地对待，“粗鲁 的链条”也会被引发。作者建议人们尽量 避开粗鲁的语言和行为。 1.B细节理解题。根据第一段可知，受到粗 鲁的对待(Being treated in a very rude way.)之后会使得你用同样的方式对待 别人。 2.A细节理解题。文章第四段主要介绍了 实验的前期活动，也就是让参与者接触 粗鲁的场景(The participants were exposed to rudeness..),A项的意思和题 意相符。 3.D推理判断题。文章第五段介绍了实验 参与者在经历了粗鲁的场景之后在实际生 78 活中的表现，据此可以推知，粗鲁明显能影 响人们的情绪(Rudeness affects people's mood clearly.) 4.C细节理解趣。根据最后一段可知，为了 度过快乐的一天，作者建议尽量避开粗鲁的 场景(Trying to avoid exposure to rudeness.), 故选C。 阅读理解D 【语篇导读】本文是一篇说明文。两位美国 总统候选人提出免除美国大学生贷款的计 划，这一计划是否可行呢？ 1.B推理判断题。根据第二段可知，两位总 统候选人的这一计划很难在国会通过。故 B项正确。 2.C细节理解题。根据第五段可知，美国共 有4,300万贷款的大学生，累计贷款总额为 1.5万亿美元。故C项正确。 3.A细节理解题。根据倒数第三段可知， Eileen Connor认为，对于贷款的免除，不应 该只针对一部分符合特定条件的学生，而是 针对所有的学生。故A项正确。 4.B推理判断题。根据最后一段可知，Adam I.ooney认为，这一计划一方面会让富人学 生成为最大的受益者，另一方面对于那些没 上大学的人不公平。故B项正确。 七选五 【语篇导读】本文是说明文。教育是最有回 报的工作之一，也是最有压力的工作之一。 本文介绍了一位优秀的老师需要具备的几 个要素。 1.B根据空格后一段第二句可知，你需要对 年轻人有热情，否则，不久就会感到厌倦。 2.D联系上文可知，热情是使你长期从事教 学的驱动力，故富有热情是优秀教师的 素质。 3.F根据空前的句意可知，学生来自不同的 背景，所以很难用相同的方法教不同的两个 学生。 4.A根据本段主题句及最后一句可以推知 教学工作牵扯到各种人际关系。 5.C根据前面的段落主题句及空后的句子 可知，所有的老师都需要应对压力。 完形填空 【语篇导读】本文是记叙文。没有脚的人能 踢足球，甚至成为球队最有价值的球员吗？ 来自美国的少年JaQue告诉全世界：世上没 有不可能。 L.C根据下文“我决心回来踢足球”可知， JaQue最喜欢的运动是足球(football)。 2.A根据前后语境可知，为了保持体型踢足 球，JaQue参加了(joined)家乡的摔跤队. 3.D由下文“在与队友摔跤的时候，JaQue受 伤严重”可知，JaQue摔跤时出事故(go wrong)了。 4.B由下文“JaQue有了一条假肢”可知， JaQue右腿膝盖以下被切除(cut off)了。 5.B JaQue练习摔跤时出事故了，需要接受 治疗(treatment),安了假肢 6.D JaQue装上了假肢，感觉就像婴儿一样， 不得不重新开始学习走路(wak)。 7.A联系空格前的never lost his和空格后 的spirit可知，他的战斗(fighting)精神从没 有消退。 8.C他把这看成是人生挑战(challenge)。 9.D教练和队友来看他，给他支持 (support).。 10.C由下句中的“如此有竞争力的水平”可 知，这是一支特别优秀的球队。tp此处 表示“顶级的”。 ll.C根据上文JaQue安装了假肢可知，这 里指没过多久，JaQue就能灵活运用假肢 (leg)了。 12.B JaQue重返赛场，很快成为球队最有价 值的(valuable)球员之一 13.D JaQue也开始(began)打轮椅篮球、踢 轮椅足球。这里说的是JaQue截肢，坐上 轮椅后的事，理应是开始这方面的运动，故 选D 14.A空格后内容与上文是并列关系，除了 轮椅篮球、轮椅足球外，JaQue还(as well) 参加残疾人举重比赛。 l5.C此处指JaQue说要做最好的(best) 自己。 语法填空 【语篇导读】本文是说明文。大量研究表 明，学习第二语言可以提高脑力。实验室 测试显示，说两种语言会对大脑产生深远 影响，并改变神经系统对声音的反应。 1.who考查定语从句。those在此指人，其 后是定语从句，从句缺少一个作主语的关系 代词，故填who。 2.To prove考查非谓语动词。此处表示“为 了证明这一猜测”，故应该填不定式作目的 状语。 3.monitored考查时态。所填词是句子的谓 语，由上下文可知应该用一般过去时，故填 过去式monitored。. 4.brainwaves考查名词复数。此处泛指“脑 电波”，brainwave为可数名词，其前无限定 词，应该用复数形式。 5.a考查冠词。ina.,way“以一种…的 方式”，是固定短语。 6.processing考查非谓语动词。空格前有介 词at,提示词是动词，而且此处有动作含义， 故应填processing。 7.om考查固定搭配。focus on“把…集中 于…”，是固定搭配 语法锦囊：与介词搭配的动词大多数是不 及物动词，二者构成的短语相当于及物动 词，后面跟宾语。 8.better考查形容词的比较级。此处说的是 会说两种语言的人与只会说一种语言的人 相比，他们有“更好的经验”，故应用比较级 bettera 79 9.highly考查副词。本空所填的词修饰形容 词efficient,应该用副词，该副词意为“高度 地”，故应填highly。high也可以作副词用， 但是表达具体意义“高高地”。 10.ts考查形容词性物主代词。本空所填的 词用作短语automatic sound processing的 定语，提示词是代词t,故应用形容词性物 主代词its。 应用文写作 【参考范文】 Dear Jack, It is great to hear that you are coming to China this summer vacation.I'd like to recommend you a wonderful place-Chengdu city, which is one of the best-known tourist destinations in China. I know you are interested in animals.We can see pandas in the park near Chengdu, which are regarded as national treasures in China.We can also visit Du Fu Caotang.Du Fu was one of the most famous poets in Chinese history,who lived there for some years. What's more,you can enjoy delicious food in 80 Chengdu.We Chinese have a saying that "To eat,you'd better go to Chengdu." Welcome to China!I'm sure you'll have a brilliant time in Chengdu. Yours, Li Hua 慨要写作 【语篇导读】本文是说明文。生活中我们经 常发现，有时候微小的事件会引起较大的 影响或绝大多数的产出来自一小部分的投 入，这就是所谓的“二八法则”。这个原则使 我们能够把注意力集中在重要的事情上， 忽略不重要的事情。 【参考范文】 The 80/20 Principle refers to the fact that a minority of reasons lead to a majority of results.It reminds us that only very few things really matter in our life.We should focus on those very few things to live a meaningful life. Steve Jobs is a good example of achieving success by focusing on the few but ignoring a lot.(62 words)