必修2 Unit 3 第2课时 作业评价(Word练习)-【新高考方案】2027年高考英语一轮总复习（人教版）

**基本信息** 聚焦阅读理解与七选五题型，通过典例系统提炼细节定位、词义猜测、逻辑推理等解题方法，构建“题型-方法-语篇”知识逻辑链，提升语言能力与思维品质。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|方法提炼|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |阅读理解A|4题（细节理解、词义猜测等）|细节题定位原文关键句，词义猜测结合上下文语境，推理判断题分析作者隐含意图|以记叙文为载体，按“问题-措施-结果”逻辑链，衔接事实细节与深层含义理解| |阅读理解B|4题（观点态度、标题归纳等）|观点态度题抓取人物直接引语，标题归纳题提炼文章核心话题|以说明文为载体，通过数据论证与人物观点，构建“现象-例证-评价”认知逻辑| |阅读七选五|5题（逻辑衔接）|空格前后文语义关联分析，利用“承上启下”“例证呼应”等衔接手段|围绕“数字记忆存续问题”，按“提出问题-分析原因-解决措施”逻辑展开，训练语篇连贯理解能力|

必修2 UNIT 3 第2课时·作业评价 Ⅰ.阅读理解 A (适变创新命题:第4题运用习语考查写作意图) Born and brought up in a small family in Kaliwal village in India, Veeranna Madiwalar had a childhood full of struggle. Even as his parents struggled to make ends meet, it was very difficult to pay his school fees. It was his uncle who supported his education. “He used to say that he saw a changemaker and artist in me, and he wanted me to complete my education,” he says. After receiving his master’s degree in English and Kannada, he moved back to his hometown because he wanted to make education better for future generations. “I worked for four years before being made the headmaster of a school in 2016,” he says, adding that the old and poor building and lack of infrastructure (基础设施) made him think of his own school’s state. Using his own money, he started small — he planted a few trees across the campus, and started repair work on the building. But he knew he could not fund the repair of the school alone and would need more help. So he used the power of social media (社交媒体) to raise money. “I started posting pictures of the school with my repairs on social media. Word spread and, surprisingly, many people came forward to help me,” he says. Today this school is a far cry from what it used to be — with colourful walls, lots of infrastructure, trees, a garden, and a library with picture books and audio⁃visual resources (视听资源) in English and Kannada. And the number of students has grown from 76 to 136.  “The change is amazing,” says Suleman Sheikh, an official from the school. “It didn’t happen overnight. It was a slow journey, and everyone, even students, played a part in it. Today, the school stands proudly, and the students have a place they truly enjoy studying in.” 1.What led Veeranna to go back to Kaliwal village? A.The plan to complete his degree. B.The wish to improve local education. C.The post of headmaster at a school. D.The decision to change his old school’s state. 2.How did Veeranna solve the problem of shortage of funds? A.By planting trees by himself. B.By selling pictures to newspapers. C.By working part⁃time as a repairman. D.By turning to web⁃based communities. 3.What does the underlined part “a far cry” in paragraph 4 probably mean? A.Quite far.　　　 B.Completely different. C.Very similar. D.Obviously sad. 4.What does Suleman want to stress? A.Well begun is half done. B.More hands make light work. C.Actions speak louder than words. D.Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. B (2026·甘肃定西模拟)They have killed skinny jeans and continue to shame millennials for having side partings in their hair. But now comes a surprising Gen Z plot twist. Those born between 1997 and 2012 are reviving (复兴) reading — it’s physical books rather than digital that they are reading. This week the 22⁃year⁃old model Kaia Gerber launched her own book club, Library Science. Gerber describes it as “a platform for sharing books, featuring new writers, hosting conversations with artists we admire, and continuing to build a community of people who are as excited about literature as I am”. Gerber isn’t alone. Last year in the UK, 669 million physical books were sold, the highest overall level ever recorded. Research from Nielsen Book Data highlights that it is print books that Gen Z favor, accounting for 80% of purchases from November 2022 to 2023.Libraries are also reporting a slight increase in Gen Z users who favor their quiet over noisy coffee shops. In the UK, in⁃person visits are up 71%. “The Gen Z book range is incredibly broad,” says Hali Brown, the 28⁃year⁃old co⁃founder of Books on the Bedside, a popular social media account devoted to Gen Z reading habits. “There is a lot of appreciation for literary fiction, memoirs, translated fiction and classics in particular,” says Brown. Gerber’s first literary guest was the Iranian⁃American writer Kaveh Akbar, who joined the model on a video call to discuss his first novel, Martyr! The 28⁃year⁃old model Kendall Jenner became the unofficial face of this new “Lit Girls’ Club” when she was pictured on a ship reading Tonight I’m Someone Else, a collection of essays by Chelsea Hodson. After the photos of Jenner were published, there was a stream of online talk stating we had entered an era of performative reading. Brown speaks out her opinion, “I think whoever is eager to explore the world of reading shouldn’t be shut down in this way because they’re beautiful or have large Internet presences. More people are reading and that’s great.” 5.What was Kaia Gerber’s book club aimed at? A.Promoting her modeling career. B.Competing with other book clubs. C.Criticizing teenagers’ reading habits. D.Creating a literature⁃loving community. 6.How does the author illustrate Gen Z’s new reading trend in paragraph 3? A.By listing figures. B.By drawing conclusions. C.By presenting reasons. D.By asking questions. 7.What is Brown’s attitude towards Jenner’s performative reading? A.Supportive. 　　　B.Curious. C.Disapproving. 　　　D.Confused. 8.Which of the following best serves as the title for the text? A.The Rise of Libraries in the Digital Age B.Gen Z’s Revival in Reading: Books and Clubs C.The Decline of Digital Books Among the Young D.Teens’ Choices Online: Performance or Reading Ⅱ.阅读七选五 (2026·泰安模拟)Having thousands of photos, songs and films available at our fingertips would have seemed amazing just a few decades ago, but how long will these files last for and be available? Could the digital data now put a time limit on our memories? 　9　  The materials that phones and computers are made of can decay (腐蚀) over time. 　10　 When digital data degrades, it can quickly make it impossible to open a file.Also, as formats and devices become out of date, it may become impossible to read files from previous decades.  　11　 Large companies can still lose data.In 2019, social media platform MySpace admitted losing more than 12 years’ worth of users’ music uploads.The widespread use of streaming services for music, TV and film means that people no longer own the content that they watch and listen to; they just pay for the right to access it.If streaming companies decide to remove content, or go out of business, users will lose access.  Licensing rather than buying content is an example of how our behaviour towards digital content has changed.　12　 This means that, in addition to the challenge of keeping our data safe, people have to consider what to preserve and what can be thrown away.  So, what can we do? Technology writer Jack Schofield said that “data doesn’t really exist unless you have at least two copies of it”. 　13　 Probably more than one.Academic Paul Royster suggests that we should all take time to consider what content we personally believe is worth saving.Perhaps the answer is just to avoid digital altogether.  A.It’s necessary to store memories now. B.Digital memories might not last forever. C.Thus, this will impact the data they store. D.So it’s important to back up what is important to us. E.Storing information in the cloud can also present problems. F.However, the quality of the data they store will remain unchanged. G.Another example is that we take far more pictures than people did in the past. 第2课时·作业评价 Ⅰ.阅读理解 [A] 语篇解读:本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了Veeranna Madiwalar完成学业后,回到家乡通过求助网络筹集资金,改善当地的教育情况。 1.选B　细节理解题。根据第二段中“After receiving his master’s degree in English and Kannada, he moved back to his hometown because he wanted to make education better for future generations.”可知,改善当地教育的愿望让Veeranna回到了Kaliwal村。 2.选D　细节理解题。根据第三段中“So he used the power of social media (社交媒体) to raise money.”可知,Veeranna通过求助网络社区解决资金短缺的问题。 3.选B　词义猜测题。根据第四段画线词后文“with colourful walls, lots of infrastructure, trees, a garden, and a library with picture books and audio⁃visual resources (视听资源) in English and Kannada”可知,今天这所学校与过去完全不同了。故画线词的意思是“完全不同”。 4.选B　写作意图类推理判断题。根据最后一段中“It was a slow journey, and everyone, even students, played a part in it.”可知,苏莱曼想强调人多好办事,即众人拾柴火焰高。 [B] 语篇解读:本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了Z世代正在复兴阅读——他们阅读的是纸质书,而不是数字书,并介绍了Z世代新的阅读趋势以及人们对此的看法。 5.选D　细节理解题。根据第二段“Gerber describes it as ‘a platform for sharing books, featuring new writers, hosting conversations with artists we admire, and continuing to build a community of people who are as excited about literature as I am.’”可知,Kaia Gerber的书友会的目的是创建一个热爱文学的社区。故选D。 6.选A　推理判断题。根据第三段可知,作者在第三段通过列举数字来说明Z世代新的阅读趋势。故选A。 7.选A　观点态度题。根据最后一段“Brown speaks out her opinion, ‘I think whoever is eager ...and that’s great.’”可知,Brown对Jenner的表演性阅读持支持的态度。故选A。 8.选B　标题归纳题。第一段提到1997年至2012年间出生的人正在复兴阅读——他们阅读的是纸质书,而不是数字书。接着下文讲述了Z世代新的阅读趋势以及人们对此的看法。由此可知,本文主要讲述的是Z世代的阅读复兴,选项B“Z世代的阅读复兴:书籍和俱乐部”是最好的标题。故选B。 Ⅱ.阅读七选五 语篇解读:本文是一篇说明文。文章介绍了数字记忆可能不会永远存在的原因和解决措施。 9.选B　上文提出问题:储存在电子设备上的“数字记忆”能存在多久?下文则分析了数字记忆可能不会永远存在的原因。故B项“数字记忆可能不会永远存在”承上启下,符合语境。 10.选C　上文提到,制作电子设备的材料会随着时间的推移而老化、被腐蚀。故C项“因此,这将影响它们存储的数据”承接上文,符合语境。 11.选E　下文提到即使大公司仍有可能丢失数据,并具体举例展开说明,故E项“云存储也会出现问题”能概括本段主旨。 12.选G　上文提到“授权而非购买内容就是我们对数字内容的行为发生变化的一个例子”。故G项“另一个例子是,我们拍的照片比过去的人拍得多”承接上文,符合语境。选项中的“Another example”与上文的“an example”相呼应。 13.选D　上文提到杰克·斯科菲尔德的观点,为了确保安全,应拥有至少两份数据备份。故D项“所以把那些对我们来说很重要的东西进行备份是很有必要的”承接上文,符合语境。 9 / 9 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $