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Paragraph 1
1. driverless
2. developing
3. Hence
4. accepting
5. for
6. the
7. Nevertheless
8. be travelling
Paragraph 2
1. in
2. rural
3. or
4. have farmed
5. a
6. on
7. caring
8. following
9. be argued
10. living
11. polluted
Paragraph 3
1. has brought
2. disasters
3. In
4. it
5. to keep
6. easier
7. circles
Paragraph 4
1. have benefited
2. as
3. which
4. the
5. prospect
6. on
7. resist
拓展训练答案
一、首字母填空
1. oppose
2. Hence
3. cease
4. absence
5. advocate
6. emphasis
7. luxuries
8. prospect
9. accurate
二、阅读理解
1.B 2.C 3.A 4.B 5.C
1. B
解析:定位第一段 they advocate keeping space for traditional ways of living, with an emphasis on human connection rather than material progress。
A错:不是完全拒绝科技;
C错:文中没有推动数字化改革;
D错:没有说科技升级是幸福来源。
2. C
解析:定位第二段 They refuse to run after luxuries that modern society takes for granted,他们拒绝追逐奢侈品,即不看重昂贵物质。
A错:not meant to serve as a universal model 并不希望全世界模仿;
B错:他们远离高科技;
D错:原文没有说因缺医疗遭受苦难。
3. A
解析:词义猜测。句意:人类幸福未必和科技升级紧密相伴。go hand in hand with:与……密切相关。
be closely associated with:与……紧密联系。
4. B
解析:定位第三段 innovation may generate hidden costs we fail to foresee,科技创新会产生我们无法预见的隐性代价 → 带来难以预料的麻烦。
A、C、D表述与原文相反或无中生有。
5. C
解析:定位末段最后一句 Real progress lies not in worshipping everything new, but in making technology serve human needs wisely。
wisely 对应选项中 reasonably(合理地)。
A绝对化;B“零风险才接受”,原文不要求零风险;D作者并未要求传统社群放弃旧生活方式。
三、完形填空
1.C 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.D
6.D 7.A 8.B 9.D 10.C
11.A 12.B 13.C 14.A 15.A
1. C available
解析:形容词辨析。大批量生产的商品廉价且容易买到。
available:可获得的、可购得的;
accessible:可接近的;acceptable:可接受的;adaptable:能适应的。
2. A circumstances
解析:名词辨析。在这样的情形、环境之下。under such circumstances 高考高频固定搭配“在这种情况下”。
3. B profitable
解析:形容词。一些手艺人坚守手艺,另一些人放弃,转向更加有利可图的工作。
4. B compete
解析:固定搭配 compete with“与……竞争”。人们普遍认为手工艺品无法和现代工业竞争。
5. D However
解析:逻辑连词,转折。然而,一些手艺人找到了新出路。
6. D preserve
解析:动词辨析。他们既不盲目固守/保全古老技艺,也不完全把传统抛弃给商业潮流。preserve 高考高频“保护,留存”。
7. A abandon
解析:动词。nor do they abandon tradition 他们也不会抛弃传统。
8. B adjustments
解析:名词。make adjustments“做出调整”。他们做出合理调整,满足现代审美同时保留文化内核。
9. D train up
解析:短语辨析。一位民间艺人开办工坊来培养、训练年轻学习者。
bring up 抚养;take up 占据、开始做;open up 开拓;train up 培养训练。
10. C rescue
解析:名词。仅仅保护挽救不了濒临消亡的手艺;真正的拯救在于技艺传承,让普通人能够接触。
11. A role
解析:固定搭配 play a positive role“起到积极作用”,高考高频。数字媒体也起到积极作用。
12. B cultural
解析:语境。文化价值与市场利润之间的平衡很难维持。
13. C rush
解析:固定搭配 in the rush to do“急于做某事”。有些产品在急于追逐销量的过程中,丢掉文化特色。
14. A choices
解析:名词。只有尊重文化本源,做出明智的选择。
15. A expand
解析:动词。古老技艺才可以在现代社会生存并且发展壮大。expand:扩张,蓬勃发展。
四、写作
Are short‑video apps a blessing or a curse?
Nowadays short‑video apps are extremely popular among students. Opinions vary from person to person.
Some believe short videos are beneficial. They offer easy access to knowledge and help us relax after long‑time study. Besides, people can broaden their horizons.
However, others argue that short‑videos do harm. Many students get addicted to them, wasting plenty of precious study time.
As far as I am concerned, we should treat short‑video apps objectively. We ought to make good use of them rather than get lost in them.
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Unit 2 Using Language 课文梳理及自测训练
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我们应当抵制新技术吗?
今天早上,我看到一则令人震惊的新闻标题:“汽车在无人驾驶模式中发生撞车事故,一名乘客身亡”。报道中,不少人提出,公众应当反对研发无人驾驶汽车。他们说,某些科技进步并无必要,甚至还可能带来危险。因此,我们不能仅仅因为一样事物是新的,就选择接纳这项技术。报纸报道称,该汽车公司已经为这起事故道歉,但是遇难者家属表示这份道歉远远不够。尽管如此,该公司仍然声称,在不久的将来,大多数人都会乘坐无人驾驶汽车出行。
一方面,世界上有许多群体,在没有新技术的环境下依旧过得很幸福。或许其中最广为人知的就是阿米什人,这是居住在美国乡村的基督教群体。他们没有汽车,也不驾驶汽车,不看电视,也不使用互联网。自 18 世纪以来,他们主要以务农为生,在遥远的未来,他们很可能还会继续这样生活。他们倡导简朴的生活,看重辛勤劳作、家庭与社群。他们认为,比起追求奢侈品、效仿名流富豪的生活,简朴的生活更加美好。甚至有人认为,阿米什人的生活质量更高,因为他们身处并欣赏自然环境,而非生活在污染严重的庞大城市之中。
另一方面,多年来新技术给世界各地的人们带来诸多好处。例如,最新的气象追踪电脑程序向人们发出大量潜在自然灾害的预警,挽救了许多人的生命。此外,互联网让亲友即便远隔世界两端,也能够轻松保持联系。它也让寻找人生机遇变得容易得多,人们可以通过社交媒体建立更大的朋友圈。
就我个人而言,科技进步让我受益匪浅。我通过社交媒体网络找到了人工智能设计师这份职业。我一直佩戴的健康监测设备,帮助我拥有了人生中最好的身体状态。当然,当新技术改变我们的生活方式时,这有可能是一个令人惶恐的前景。尽管如此,我总会看到变革积极的一面,接纳它,而不是抗拒它。
重点单词
1.oppose /əˈpəʊz/v. 反对;抵制
oppose (doing) sth 反对(做)某事
oppose the idea of doing sth 反对做某事的想法
be opposed to doing sth 反对做某事
派生词:opposition n. 反对,反抗 opposite adj. 相反的 n. 对立面
2.hence /hens/adv. 因此,由此
hence + 名词 / 完整句子
It rained heavily, hence the flood.
Hence, we should cease accepting technology just because it is new.
因此,我们不应只因事物新颖就接受这项技术。
3.cease /siːs/v. 停止,终止
cease doing sth 停止正在进行的动作
cease to do sth 停止做某事,从此以后不再发生
派生词:ceaseless adj. 无休止的
4.absence /ˈæbsəns/n. 缺席;缺乏
in the absence of … 在缺乏…… 的情况下
absence from 缺席……
派生词:absent adj. 缺席的 absent‑minded adj. 心不在焉的
be absent from 缺席
5.rural /ˈrʊərəl/adj. 农村的,乡村的
rural areas 农村地区;rural America 美国乡村
派生词:rurality n. 乡村风情 反义词:urban adj. 城市的
6.advocate/ˈædvəkeɪt/v. 倡导,主张n. 倡导者,拥护者
advocate doing sth 主张做某事
派生词:advocacy n. 拥护,倡导
7.emphasis /ˈemfəsɪs/n. 强调;重视
with an emphasis on 着重强调
put/lay emphasis on 重视,强调
派生词:emphasize v. 强调
8.luxury /ˈlʌkʃəri/n. 奢华;奢侈品
复数:luxuries care about luxuries 追求奢侈品
派生词:luxurious adj. 奢华的
9.career /kəˈrɪə(r)/n. 职业,事业
start a career as… 开启作为…… 的职业生涯
career planning 职业规划
10.prospect /ˈprɒspekt/n. 前景,可能性;展望
a scary prospect 令人惶恐的前景;job prospects 就业前景
派生词:prospective adj. 预期的,未来的
11.paragraph /ˈpærəɡrɑːf/n. 段落
opening paragraph 开篇段落
派生词:paragraphic adj. 段落的
12.essay /ˈeseɪ/n. 短文,散文;议论文
write an essay 写一篇文章
派生词:essayist n. 散文作家
13.accurate /ˈækjərət/adj. 准确的,精确的
accurate information 准确的信息
派生词:accuracy n. 准确性;inaccurate adj. 不准确的
14.librarian /laɪˈbreəriən/n. 图书管理员
派生词:librarianship n. 图书馆管理工作
15.deceased /dɪˈsiːst/adj. 已故的
the deceased死者
16.apologise /əˈpɒlədʒaɪz/v. 道歉
apologise to sb for sth 为某事道歉;
派生词:apology n. 道歉
17.resist /rɪˈzɪst/v. 抵制,抗拒
resist doing sth 抗拒做某事
派生词:resistance n. 抵抗
重点短语
1.oppose the idea of developing… 反对研发…… 的想法
2.in the absence of new technology 在没有新技术的情况下
3.advocate a simple life 倡导简朴生活
4.with an emphasis on hard work 看重辛勤劳作
5.care about luxuries 追求奢侈品
6.make it possible for sb to do sth 使某人做某事成为可能
7.keep in touch 保持联系
8.look on the positive side 看到积极的一面
9.rather than 而不是
10.resist sth /resist doing sth 抵制(做)某事
重点句型&语法
1. make it possible for sb to do sth
It has made it possible for friends and family to keep in touch easily.
it 作形式宾语,真正宾语是后面不定式 to do
结构:make + it + adj. + for sb + to do
2. 状语从句
Hence, we should cease accepting technology just because it is new.
just because 引导原因状语从句:“仅仅因为……”
3. 非谓语动词
They think that it is better than caring about luxuries or following the lives of the rich and famous.
than 是介词,后面接动名词 caring / following做宾语
4. 让步副词 nevertheless
Nevertheless, the company still claimed that most people would be travelling in driverless cars one day soon.nevertheless 副词,“尽管如此”,放在句首,逗号隔开,表转折
5. 宾语从句 + 过去将来时
the company still claimed that most people would be travelling in driverless cars one day soon.
claimed 后接宾语从句;主句过去时,从句用过去将来进行时 would be doing,表示从过去视角看将来正在发生的事。
6. rather than 结构
I will always look on the positive side of change and accept it rather than resist it.
rather than “而不是”,前后连接并列成分,语法形式保持一致;此处look、 accept 与 resist 并列。
7. it could be argued that… 议论文高级句型
It could even be argued that the Amish’s quality of life is better…
it 作形式主语,真正主语 that 从句;译为 “有人甚至认为……”
Should we fight new technology? 逐段语法填空
说明:按课文原文逐段挖空,兼顾单词、短语、语法(非谓语、从句、派生词、介词等);答案全部统一放在文档末尾。
课文自测
Paragraph 1
This morning, I saw a shocking news headline: “A passenger dies when a car crashes in 1.____ (drive) mode.” In the report, many people argued that the public should oppose 2.____ (develop) driverless cars. They said some technological advances were unnecessary and could even be dangerous. 3. , we should cease 4. (accept) technology just because it is new. The newspaper reports that the car company has apologized 5.____ the accident, but the family of 6.____ deceased said the apology was far from enough. 7.____ (nevertheless), the company still claimed that most people would 8.____ (travel) in driverless cars one day soon.
Paragraph 2
On the one hand, there are many communities around the world who live happily 1.____ the absence of new technology. Probably the most well‑known are the Amish, a Christian group living in 2.____ (rural) America. They do not own 3.____ drive cars, watch television, or use the Internet. Since the 18th century, they 4.____ (farm) mainly for a living, and they will probably continue to do so far into the future. They advocate 5.____ simple life, with an emphasis 6.____ hard work, family and community. They think it is better than 7.____ (care) about luxuries or 8.____ (follow) the lives of the rich and famous. It could even 9.____ (argue) that the Amish’s quality of life is better, because they live in and appreciate the natural environment rather than 10.____ (live) in large, 11.____ (pollute) cities.
Paragraph 3
On the other hand, new technology 1.____ (bring) people everywhere lots of benefits over the years. For example, new computer programmes for weather tracking warn people of many potential natural 2.____ (disaster), saving many lives. 3.____ addition, the Internet has made 4.____ possible for friends and family 5.____ (keep) in touch easily. It has also made finding opportunities in life much 6.____ (easy), and people are able to build bigger 7.____ (circle) of friends through social media.
Paragraph 4
Personally, I 1.____ (benefit) a great deal from technological advances. I found my career 2.____ an AI designer through a social media network. My health monitor, 3.____ I wear all the time, has also helped me get into 4.____ best shape of my life. Of course, when new technology changes our way of life, it can be a scary 5.____ (prospective). Nevertheless, I will always look 6.____ the positive side of change and accept it rather than 7.____ (resist) it.
拓展训练
一、 根据句意及首字母提示,填写单词的正确形式。
1. Many citizens firmly o____ the wide application of driver‑less cars over safety concerns.
2. H____, we should not accept new technology merely because it is modern.
3. Some traditional communities c____ using high‑tech devices to preserve their lifestyle.
4. In the a____ of modern medical equipment, local people suffered a lot from diseases.
5. These people a____ a simple life, valuing family bonds rather than material gains.
6. Local residents lay great e____ on the protection of their cultural traditions.
7. It is unwise to chase l____ blindly and ignore spiritual satisfaction.
8. A positive attitude creates a bright p____ for one’s future career.
9. You must collect a____ data before drawing any scientific conclusion.
二 、阅读理解
Technological advancement is often celebrated as an unstoppable force lifting human civilization, yet a growing number of thinkers warn against blind faith in innovation. It is not that they oppose technology root and branch; instead, they advocate keeping space for traditional ways of living, with an emphasis on human connection rather than material progress.
Certain cultural communities choose to stay away from digital tools. In the absence of smartphones and social media, they maintain tight‑knit community bonds and appreciate the natural world around them. They refuse to run after luxuries that modern society takes for granted. Nevertheless, their resistance is not meant to serve as a universal model for the whole world. What they demonstrate is that human well‑being does not always go hand in hand with technological upgrades.
There is no denying that remarkable advances have transformed our reality. Sophisticated medical devices have helped millions get into better physical shape. The Internet opens up previously unimaginable career prospects and makes it possible for separated families to keep in touch across vast distances. Even so, technological solutions are never risk‑free. Data leakages, algorithm bias and safety failures remind us that innovation may generate hidden costs we fail to foresee.
Therefore, it is foolish either to reject every new invention or to welcome them without evaluation. We should cease adopting extreme positions. Instead, we are required to assess each new technology objectively, weighing its potential benefits against its invisible risks. Real progress lies not in worshipping everything new, but in making technology serve human needs wisely.
1. What do some thinkers suggest concerning technology?
A. Reject all technological innovations completely
B. Value human relationships more than material progress
C. Push forward digital reform across all communities
D. Regard technological upgrades as the source of happiness
2. What can we learn about those traditional communities?
A. They expect all societies to copy their lifestyle
B. Their well‑being totally depends on high‑tech tools
C. They attach little importance to expensive material goods
D. They suffer greatly due to lack of modern medical care
3. What does the underlined phrase “go hand in hand with” in Paragraph 2 most probably mean?
A. be closely associated with
B. be totally independent of
C. get rid of
D. give way to
4. According to the passage, what is the hidden downside of technology?
A. It stops people from keeping in touch with relatives
B. It may bring unexpected troubles people cannot predict
C. It ruins all possible career chances for ordinary people
D. It makes medical treatment far too expensive for patients
5. Which statement would the author most probably agree with?
A. The more advanced technology is, the happier humans will become
B. We should accept new technology only when it brings no risk at all
C. Real progress means making technology serve human demands reasonably
D. Traditional communities should give up their old‑fashioned lifestyles
三、完型填空
Hand‑made crafts carry the wisdom of generations, yet many traditional skills are at risk of fading away in a fast‑paced commercial society. Mass‑produced goods, cheap and easily 1. , occupy most market space. Under such 2. , some craftsmen chose to stick to their work, while others gave up and turned to more 3. jobs.
It is widely assumed that handcrafts cannot 4. with modern industry. 5. , some craftsmen have found a new path. They do not 6. ancient techniques blindly, nor do they 7. tradition to commercial fashion completely. Instead, they make reasonable 8. to satisfy modern tastes while preserving core culture.
One folk artist set up workshops to 9. young learners. He believes that mere protection cannot save a dying craft; real 10. lies in passing skills down and making them accessible to ordinary people. Digital media also plays a positive 11. : short‑video platforms help expose these works to a wider public.
Nevertheless, challenges remain. The balance between 12. value and market profit is never easy to keep. Some products risk losing cultural features in the 13. to chase sales. Only by respecting cultural roots and making wise 14. can these ancient arts survive and 15. in the modern world.
1. A. accessible B. acceptable C. available D. adaptable
2. A. circumstances B. requirements C. conclusions D. comments
3. A. complex B. profitable C. flexible D. academic
4. A. connect B. compete C. cooperate D. correspond
5. A. Moreover B. Therefore C. Meanwhile D. However
6. A. copy B. adopt C. defend D. preserve
7. A. abandon B. expose C. apply D. devote
8. A. judgments B. adjustments C. assessments D. announcements
9. A. bring up B. take up C. open up D. train up
10. A. victory B. glory C. rescue D. response
11. A. role B. effect C. result D. performance
12. A. material B. cultural C. economic D. social
13. A. attempt B. desire C. rush D. effort
14. A. choices B. promises C. predictions D. achievements
15. A. expand B. exist C. escape D. export
四、书面表达
假定你校英文报正在开展主题讨论 Are short‑video apps a blessing or a curse?,请你投稿。
要点:
1. 一部分人认为短视频软件有好处及其理由;
2. 另一部分人指出短视频带来的问题;
3. 你的看法。
词数:不少于80词。
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