课时冲关19 Unit 3 Fascinating Parks-【创新教程】2027年高考英语总复习大一轮课时作业（人教版）

高考总复习英语 12.A [考查连词辨析。句意：除非你非常清楚何时以及 Ⅱ.[语篇解读]本文是一篇说明文。围绕在资源有限的 如何帮助自己，否则你不会有足够的信心和准备来抵抗 情况下，是购买远离市区的大片森林作为大型自然保护 疾病的攻击。A.Unless除非； B.Once曾经； C.Since 自 区，还是在城镇各处购买多个面积总和相同的小片森林来 从、因为； D.If如果。根据下文“you know perfectly well 保护物种这一问题展开讨论，介绍了两种观点及其理由， when and how to do yourself a favor， (你非常清楚何时 并指出该争论没有绝对答案，需根据实际情况选择保护 以及如何帮助自己)”可知，此处是表必要条件，所以用 方案。 1.F [文章开篇提出关于选择大型还是多个小型自然保护 unless表示“除非”符合语境。] 区来保护物种的问题，后文提到这一争论长期困扰着保护 13.D [考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.recall回想起； 生物学家和土地管理者，所以此处应是说明这个问题引 B.restore恢复； C.restart 重新启动； D.resist抵抗。根 发了激烈讨论即SLOSS争论。根据上文“Purchasing a 据下文“the attack of illness(疾病的攻击) ”可知， 此处指 large area of forest far from downtown for a giant nature “抵抗”疾病的攻击。] preserve， or buying a network of smaller patches of for 14.B [考查动词词义辨析。句意：正如你所知道的，一个 est throughout town that add up to the same size， which 人的身体所拥有的只是一个暴露在自然环境中的脆弱 is better for protecting species in and around town when 的人体。A.exchanged交换； B.exposed暴露； C.experi- you only have limited resources?(在资源有限的情况 enced经历； D.exported 出口。分析句意再根据 to the 下，是购买远离市区的大片森林作为大型自然保护区， elements可知， 此处指“暴露”在自然环境中。] 还是在城镇各处购买多个面积总和相同的小片森林来 15.B [考查名词词义辨析。句意：总之，彻底了解自己 保护城镇内及周边的物种，哪种方式更好呢?)”可知，选 才能掌握自己的人生。A.mark标记； B.control掌握、控 项承接上文，说明上文的问题引发了争论。故F选项 制； C.account账户 D.recovery恢复。分析句意再根据 “这个问题引发了被称为 SLOSS 辩论的激烈讨论。”符合 空格后的life可知， 此处指“掌握”自己的人生， 符合 语境。] 语境。] 2.B [该段讲一些人认为单一大型自然保护区更好，后文 从数学角度说明单个大圈边缘比多个小圈少，很多物种 Ⅳ.[语篇解读]文章主要讲的是2025年4月19日在北 不喜欢边缘，所以此处应是说从数学角度可以证明单一 京举行了世界首次机器人和人类共同参与的半程马拉松 大型保护区更好。根据上文“Some believe that a single 比赛，这场马拉松标志着机器人技术的发展，显示了未来 large nature preserve is better.(一些人认为单一的大型 人机共存的趋势。 自然保护区更好。)”可知，选项主要讲从哪一角度说明 1.featuring 2.A 3.of 4.referred 5.humans 6.ma- 单一大型保护区的优势。故B选项“这在数学上是可以 t urity 7.but 8.wholly 9.where 10.collective 证明的。”符合语境。] 课时冲关 $$1 9 U N N T 3 \quad F A S C I N A T I N G P A R K S$$ 3.A [根据下文“Imagine trying to find huge wild spaces I.[语篇解读]本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了戈 in urban areas.Despite the incredible cost， it might even 登为残疾的女儿建造游乐场的故事。 be impossible to find a huge amount of land there.(想象 1.D [细节理解题。根据第一段“When his daughter 一下在城市地区寻找大片的荒野空间。尽管成本高得 Morgan was growing up， Gordon Hartman was heart- 惊人，在那里甚至可能找不到大片土地。)”可知，选项承 接下文说明现实对单一大型保护区观点构成挑战。故 broken after watching her on the playground.Other chil A选项“但现实挑战了这一点。”符合语境。] dren refused to play with her， mostly because her disa- 4.E [根据上文“This set-up may make the preserve s eas bilities meant she couldn't access the places where they ier to manage.(这种设置可能使保护区更容易管理。) ” were playing.(当他的女儿摩根长大后， 戈登·哈特曼 可知，此处应是关于便于管理的具体内容。故E选项 在游乐场上看着她伤心欲绝。其他孩子拒绝和她一起 “有些部分可以严格保护，而其他部分则允许公众访 玩，主要是因为她的残疾意味着她无法进入他们玩耍的 问。”符合语境。] 地方。)”可知，戈登难过是因为女儿无法进入游乐场和 5.C [根据上文“The SLOSS debate may not simply end 孩子们一起玩耍。] with an absolute answer.(SLOSS争论可能不会简单地 2.C [细节理解题。根据第三段“What the Hartman s d is- 以一个绝对答案结束。)”可知，选项承接上文与上文话 covered is that kids without disabilities enjoy the park 题一致，都在说明方法是多样性的。故C选项“在保护 just as much， and they interact a lot more with everyone 中没有放之四海而皆准的方法。”符合语境。] when all are included. In fact， three quarters of the Ⅲ.[语篇解读]本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了东北虎 park's visitors are not disabled. And that makes it all the 豹国家公园搜索监测中心的管理员段连儒的工作及意义。 more fun. (哈特曼夫妇发现， 没有残疾的孩子同样喜欢 1.comparis on 2.basically 3.stretches 4.their 5.an 公园，当所有人都包括在内时，他们与每个人的互动更 6.whose 7.with 8.Based 9.have seen/has seen 10.To create 多。事实上，该公园四分之三的游客不是残疾人。这就 Ⅳ.[参考范文] 更有趣了。)”可知，每个孩子都能在这个游乐场玩得 Dear Peter， 开心， Knowing that you're interested in traditional Chinese 3.B [推理判断题。根据倒数第二段“When we opened culture， Im writing to recommend you to go to Chinese Tea this， we didn't know if it was going to work， says G or- Culture Theme Park located in the suburban area of Be i- don. (当我们开这个游乐场的时候， 我们不知道它是否 jing. 会起作用，”戈登说。)”可推断，戈登一开始不确定他的 Walking in the park， you will be am used by different 游乐场是否会起作用。] “tea”characters written by many famous scholars. The 4.A [主旨大意题。根据第四段“Watching the kids play history of tea growing in China and the special ways of together without barriers makes you realize that we are cooking different tea， such as Long jing tea， and Pu'er tea all the same， and having fun is for everybody.(看着孩 are also shown on the cultural wall in the park. It is said 子们无拘无束地在一起玩耍，你会意识到我们都是一样 that tea growing in China has a history of up to 5， 000 的，玩得开心是每个人的事。)”及全文可知，文章主要讲 years. Equally attractive are the unique teahouses in the 述了戈登为残疾的女儿建造游乐场，结果所有的孩子都 park， where visitors can taste various tea. 喜欢上这个游乐场，他们都玩得很开心，所以每个孩子 I sincerely invite you to come here and I am convinced 都值得玩得开心。所以“Every Kid Deserves to Have that its tea culture will surely appeal to you. Yours sincerely， Fun(每个孩子都应该玩得开心) ”作为文章标题最为 Li Hua 合适。] ·392·课时冲关19 UNIT 3 I.阅读理解 主题：人与社会 体裁 When his daughter Morgan was grow- ing up， Gordon Hartman was heartbroken after watching her on the playground. Other children refused to play with her， mostly be- cause her disabilities meant she couldn't ac- cess the places where they were playing. The family tried other places but were never satisfied. “What we found was there was no place that was an easily-accessible， fully inclusive park， ”Gordon said.So he went home and sold his construction business， bought a large piece of land， and went to work build- ing an entire amusement park for disabled children. All kids need playtime， and Morgan was no different. The park - named Morgan's Wonderland-finally offered Mor- gan that opportunity. What the Hartman s discovered is that kids without disabilities enjoy the park just as much， and they inter- act a lot more with everyone when all are in- cluded.In fact， three quarters of the park's visitors are not disabled. And that makes it all the more fun. Watching the kids play together with out barriers makes you realize that we are all the same， and having fun is for everybody. But it doesn't end there. One-third of the staff also has special needs. Seeing the way they interact also puts a smile on your face. They take their jobs seriously， and they make sure everybody is having fun Ⅱ.阅读七选五 主题：人与自然 体 Single large or several small? o several sat Purchasing a large area of forest far from downtown for a giant nature preserve， or buying a network of smaller patches of forest throughout town that add up to the same size， which is better for protecting species in and around town when you only have limited resources ? 1 The disagree ment — single large or several small — has been confusing conservation biologists and land managers for long. 基础必备选择性必修第一册 FASCINATINGPARKS 记叙文 话题：为残疾的女儿建造游乐场 “It feels fantastic because we get to see people who are not given the opportunity to experience the types of rides we have， get on a carousel， get on a train easily， and go fishing， ”says Gordon. The park has been visited by people with special needs from over 67 countries.“When we opened this， we didn't know if it was going to work， ” says Gordon. “All we wanted to do was bring people together and play.” Just lok at the smiles at Morgan's W on- der land， and you'll see how much good it does. 1.Why was Gordon extremely sad? A.His daughter was disabled. B.He had to sell his business. C.His daughter was never satisfied. D.No playground was accessible to M or gan. 2.What do we know about Morgan's Wonder- land? A.Every child comes to play with Mor- gan. B.It hires the disabled to attract tourists. C.It allows every child to have fun here. D.3/4of its area is for normal children. 3.How did Gordon feel about his amuse ment park at first? A.Confident. B.Uncertain. C.Ashamed. D. Optimistic. 4.What can be the best title for this text? A.Every Kid Deserves to Have Fun B.We Should Respect Each Other C.A Playground Is Enough for All D.A Father Has Saved His Daughter 裁：说明文 话题：关于保护区的观点 Throughout the debate， both sides have exchanged strong and convincing points. Some believe that a single large nature pre serve is better. 2 A single large circle has less edge than multiple small ones. And many species don't like edges.For example， some species such as mountain lions require alot of space to reside， while others prefer central forested areas far from edges.If a n a- ture preserve was split into many small sec- tions， they would hardly attract these spe- 97. 高考总复习英语 [答题栏] cies to settle d own.Therefore， it is neces sa Try to have a larger preserve. 1 3 Imagine trying to find huge wild 2 spaces in urban areas.Despite the incredible cost， it might even be impossible to find a 3huge amount of land there.In that case， it is 4.wise to have a network of several small na- ture preserves. This set-up may make the preserves easier to manage . 4 Small pre- 2.serves also boost biodiversity by covering a varied habitats. Isolated sections may even survive disasters like wildfires. The SLOSS debate may not simply end 5 with an absolute answer . 5 However， it is very meaningful to have debates like SLOSS as it gives both scientists and land .语法填空主题：人与自然 体 Every day， Duan Lian ru spends several hours sitting in her office in Hunch un， Jilin Province to make a 1.(compare) of hundreds of photos of Siberian tigers on the computer. “It seems a little boring， but 2. (basic) I enjoy the work， which makes a connection between me and the big cats， ” said the 36-year-old monitor from there search monitoring center of the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park. The park 3.(stretch) across the provinces of Jilin and Heilongjiang. Duan is responsible for identifying the tigers according to patterns on 4. (they) fur and giving them something like 5. identity card. Ⅳ.应用文写作(电子邮件——主题公园)… 假定你是李华， 你的美国朋友Peter暑 假要来中国旅游，他希望你推荐一家中国的 主题公园，请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括： 1.主题公园的名字和位置； 2.你推荐的理由； 3.表示欢迎。 注意：写作词数应为80左右。 managers the opportunity to discuss the best solution for protecting local wildlife， depending on the situation at hand. A.But the reality challenges this. B.Mathematically， this can be proven. C.There's no one-size-fits-all approach in conservation. D.Managing separated preserves often in creases tourist-related income. E.Some sections can be strictly protected， while others allow public access. F.This question has sparked intense discus sions known as the SLOSS debate. G.For instance， tropical rainforests show higher survival rates in continuous re- serves. 裁：说明文 话题：在东北虎豹国家公园工作 The park， 6.size exceeds(超 过) 1.4 million hectares， is the most impor 1 tant habitat for wild Siberian tigers and Amur leopards in China. The Siberian tigers'“ID cards”come 7. a lot of important basic data that aids scientific conservation. 8. (base) on such information， Duan draws the family trees of the tigers. Recent years 9.(see) a re- markable increase in the variety and number of wild animals and more tiger families have been found， including some back two or three generations. “I feel quite honored to be involved in such significant work， ”Duan said.“10. (create) a more beautiful world， humans and wild animals， I hope， can live in harmony.” ....................................................... 98.