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阅读理解-阅读单选51
试题基本信息
·题型:阅读理解·阅读单选(4题,约420词)
。体裁:记叙文
·主题:个人经历·生活故事
·考查重点:细节理解、推理判断、主旨大意
材料剖析
·故事发展线索:首次参与研究项目感到兴奋→被要求撰写研究论文时因厌恶写作而受挫
→高中时期写作因缺乏条理被老师批评→大学研究中通过多次尝试优化感应器设计→
在他人反馈下修改论文并获得成就感→最终将写作视为研究的乐趣所在
·感情发展线索:兴奋期待→紧张抗拒→受挫沮丧→恍然大悟→享受投入+领悟主
旨(通过反复尝试与修正实现进步)
阅读理解短文
When I got my first research project to work,I was so excited.Seeing research in action was
enjoyable.My excitement,though,was soon cut short when my professor asked me to write a
research paper on the project.My body tensed.Writing was the last thing I wanted to do;it's one
reason why I pursued science in the first place.
I had hated writing since I was a little boy.But I couldn't avoid it:writing classes were required
in high school.For hours,I stared at blank pages,trying to turn my disorganised thoughts into
fluent sentences.My teachers would return my papers littered with red,showing my paragraphs
were out of order.I was frustrated to no end.How could I know what was good if there was no
objectively right answer?Maybe I wasn't cut out for writing.
I studied engineering in college.A few years later,I joined a research lab.The professor
assigned me an initial project to improve the efficiency of an inductor(电路感应器).I spent weeks
setting up a test for a new design.When I got the results,though,the numbers weren't good.I
kept trying new designs,using the results to brainstorm ideas with a team of researchers.Finally,
after dozens of designs,we had one that could work.I was overjoyed-until my professor told me
to write that research paper.
In panic,I asked a graduate student in my lab for help.I carefully wrote an outline.But
when I asked him for feedback,I soon found the paper full of red marks.Before I could quit in
defeat,though,the graduate student explained red didn't mean I was a bad writer.Writing isn't
a one-and-done thing.It requires revising your work,often several times.Suddenly it occurred to
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me,"Hadn't I done the same thing when I was designing my research project?"I kept improving
my outline,eventually turning it into sentences and paragraphs,guided by feedback from others.
Finally,I made it,and surprisingly,I was having fun.
From then on,writing became one of my favourite parts of research,and it still is today.It's
a future I never could have imagined during my early struggles with writing classes.But I came
around.
题目列表
34.How did the author feel when asked to write a research paper?
A.Regretful.
B.Ashamed.
C.Disappointed.
D.Unwilling.
35.The author's teacher returned his papers littered with red because
A.he handed in blank pages
B.his sentences were smooth
C.his writing lacked organisation
D.he combined science in his writing
36.Which word would best describe the author's final research design?
A.Hard-earned.
B.Confusing.
C.Well-known.
D.Worrying.
37.What can we learn from this passage?
A.A good beginning is half done.
B.Actions speak louder than words.
C.A bad workman always blames his tools.
D.Trial and error opens the door to progress.
核心词汇详解
1.inductor
核心词性
名词(,高频核心):电感器;感应器(电路中储存磁场能量的元件)
例:improve the efficiency of an inductor(提高电路感应器的效率)
词性转换
动词:induct(使正式就职;吸纳为成员)
名词:induction(就职;归纳法;电磁感应)
高频搭配
electromagnetic inductor(电磁感应器)、inductor design(感应器设计)
efficiency of an inductor(感应器效率)
易混辨析
inductor vs conductor:前者指”电感器”,后者指”导体;售票员”
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2.frustrated
核心词性
形容词(ad山j.,高频核心):沮丧的:懊恼的(因无法克服困难而产生)
例:I was frustrated to no end.(我极度沮丧)
动词(v.,高中常考):frustrate(使沮丧;阻碍;挫败)
词性转换
名词:frustration(沮丧;挫败)
副词:frustratedly(沮丧地)
高频搭配
feel frustrated(感到沮丧)、be frustrated with sth.(对某事感到沮丧)
frustrate one's efforts(挫败某人的努力)
易混辨析
frustrated vs disappointing:前者主语是人,后者主语是物
3.revising
核心词性
动词(v.,高频核心):revise的现在分词,修改;修订;复习
例:Writing requires revising your work..(写作需要修改作品)
词性转换
动词原形:revise(修改;复习)
名词:revision(修改;复习)
形容词:revised(经过修改的)
高频搭配
revise one'swork(修改作品)、revise an outline(修改大纲)
make revisions(进行修改)、final revision(最终修改)
易混辨析
revising vs editing:前者侧重内容结构调整,后者侧重文字语法润色
4.brainstorm
核心词性
动词(v,高频核心):集思广益;头脑风暴(团队共同提出想法)
例:brainstorm ideas with a team(与团队集思广益)
名词(n,高中常考):头脑风暴;集思广益
词性转换
名词:brainstorming(头脑风暴活动)
高频搭配
brainstorm ideas(头脑风暴想法)、brainstorm solutions(头脑风暴解决方
案)
a brainstorm meeting(头脑风暴会议)
易混辨析
brainstorm vs discuss:前者强调发散思维,后者强调深入交流
5.feedback
核心词性
名词(n,高频核心):反馈;回复(对某事的意见评价)
例:quided by feedback from others(在他人的反馈指导下)
词性转换
动词:feed back(反馈;回复)
高频搭配
get/receive feedback(得到/收到反馈)、give feedback(给予反馈)
positive/negative feedback(积极/消极反馈)
易混辨析
feedback vs comment:前者系统性强,后者侧重简短评论
6.eventually
核心词性
副词(adv.,高频核心):最终;终于(经过过程后发生)
例:eventually turning it into sentences(最终把它变成了句子)
词性转换
形容词:eventual(最终的;最后的)
高频搭配
eventually succeed(最终成功)、eventually realize(最终意识到)
eventually turn into(最终变成)
易混辨析
eventually vs finally:前者强调经历过程,后者强调等待后发生
7.overjoyed
核心词性
形容词(adj.,高频核心):欣喜若狂的:极度高兴的
例:I was overjoyed一until.(我欣喜若狂—直到…)
词性转换
动词:overjoy(使欣喜若狂)
高频搭配
be overjoyed at sth.(因某事欣喜若狂)、feel overjoyed(感到欣喜若狂)
易混辨析
overjoyed vs delighted:前者程度极高,后者程度稍弱
8.struggles
核心词性
名词(,高频核心):奋斗;努力;困难(为达成目标而努力)
例:early struggles with writing classes(早期在写作课上的困难)
词性转换
动词:struggle(奋斗;努力:挣扎)
高频搭配
struggle with(与…斗争)、struggle for(为…而奋斗)
life struggles(生活困境)
易混辨析
struggles vs efforts:前者强调艰难过程,后者泛指努力
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答案与逐题解析
正确答案:34-37DCAD
34.D (Unwilling)
考点:细节理解题
语境:第一段提到Writing was the last thing I wanted to do'”,表明作者最不想做的就是写作。
辨析:A.Regretful(后悔的):B.Ashamed(羞愧的):C.Disappointed(失望的);D.Unwilling
(不愿意的)。”the last thing I wanted to do'”直接对应”Unwilling”。
35.C (his writing lacked organisation)
考点:细节理解题
语境:第二段提到My teachers would return my papers littered with red,.showing my paragraphs
were out of order”。
辨析:A.he handed in blank pages(他交了空白页)与原文不符;B.his sentences were smooth
(句子流畅)与原文矛盾;C.his writing lacked organisation(写作缺乏组织)符合”paragraphs
were out of order'”;D.he combined science in his writing(将科学融入写作)文中未提及。
36.A (Hard-earned)
考点:推理判断题
语境:第三段提到"I spent weeks setting up a test..I kept trying new designs...after dozens of
designs,we had one that could work”。
辨析:A.Hard-earned(来之不易的);B.Confusing(令人困惑的):C.Well-known(著名的);
D.Worrying(令人担忧的)。”dozens of designs'”体现过程的艰难,对应”Hard-earned”。
37.D (Trial and error opens the door to progress)
考点:主旨大意题
语境:作者通过多次修改设计和反复修改论文最终成功,体现”试错”带来进步。
辨析:A.A good beginning is half done(良好的开端是成功的一半)与作者初期写作困难不
符;B.Actions speak louder than words(行动胜于言语)未体现;C.A bad workman always
blames his tools(拙匠常怨工具差)与作者积极改进不符;D.Trial and error opens the door to
progress(试错通往进步)符合”反复尝试一改进一成功”的主线。