Units1-4七选五阅读期中练习-2026-2027学年译林版(2019)高中英语必修第一册

Units1-4七选五阅读期中练习

Unit 1 Back to School

Passage 1（高中时间管理策略）

Starting high school means more subjects and heavier learning tasks. Many freshmen feel buried under endless homework and cannot find enough time for rest or hobbies.

1.______ The key is not to squeeze every minute for study, but to manage your time wisely.First, learn to tell urgent tasks from important ones. Urgent tasks require immediate attention, while important ones shape your long‑term progress. 2. ______ This way you will avoid putting all your energy into small, urgent things and ignoring your main goals.

Second, build fixed daily routines. Routines free your brain from repeated decision‑making. Once you form a regular schedule, you will spend less time wondering what to do next. 3. ______ Do not fill your timetable completely; leave some spare space for unexpected things.

Third, fight against procrastination. It is common to delay hard tasks until the last minute. 4. ______ You can break a difficult task into tiny steps and finish one step at a time.

Finally, remember to stop and recharge. Rest is not a waste of time. Proper relaxation helps you stay sharp when you return to your study. 5. ______

A. However, you can change this bad habit with simple methods.

B. Many students fail to balance study and rest for lack of planning.

C. You should place important tasks higher in your daily schedule.

D. It is wise to set realistic goals instead of making a tight schedule.

E. Good time management helps you make steady progress without burnout.

F. You should spend most of your spare time reviewing weak subjects.

G. When your mind is refreshed, you will learn much more efficiently.

Passage 2（高中自主深度阅读）

Reading is a basic skill for high school students, but many only read materials required for exams.

1.______ Independent reading outside textbooks can bring you far more than higher test scores. It develops your thinking, vocabulary and imagination.

Choosing suitable books matters a lot. You do not have to follow book lists recommended by others blindly. 2. ______ If a book makes you confused and bored after several pages, put it aside and try another one.

3.______ Many students just read quickly for the plot and skip difficult ideas. Deep reading means slowing down, questioning and connecting what you read with your own experience. You can mark lines and write down your thoughts in the margins.

Discuss your reading with classmates or teachers. Sharing ideas opens new angles. One story may carry different meanings for different readers. 4. ______

Keep reading steadily instead of reading a lot in one day and stopping for weeks. 5. ______ Gradually, you will find yourself more open‑minded and expressive.

A. Speed reading is always suggested for difficult books.

B. This habit often limits their growth as readers.

C. Pick books that interest you and match your present level.

D. It is better to form a light, daily reading habit.

E. What counts most is to practise deep reading.

F. Such communication helps you understand the text better.

G. You should only read classic works to improve your ability.

 

Unit 2 Let’s Talk Teens

Passage 1（青少年线上社交边界）

Teenagers spend plenty of time on social media these days. They chat with friends, share photos and follow online creators.

1.______ Without clear boundaries, online social life may influence their real‑world study and emotion.

2.______ It is easy to keep chatting late into the night and lose track of time. Set a fixed time limit for social media every day and stick to it. You can turn off app reminders to reduce unnecessary attraction.

Think carefully before you post anything online. Once information is sent out, it is hard to take back.

3. ______ Never share your private address, school schedule or passwords with strangers online.

Learn to recognise unhealthy online relationships. Some people you meet online may not be who they claim to be. 4. ______ If someone’s words make you uncomfortable, block them and talk to your parents or teachers.

Online friendship can be wonderful, but it cannot replace face‑to‑face communication. 5. ______ Real conversations with family and friends offer warmer and more reliable support.

A. You should protect your personal information online.

B. However, online social space has hidden risks.

C. It is unnecessary to refuse all online friends completely.

D. The first rule is to control your screen time.

E. You should share your daily life with every online friend.

F. Try to keep a balance between online and offline life.

G. Most online friends are as reliable as your schoolmates.

Passage 2（青少年批判性独立思考）

Nowadays teenagers receive large amounts of information from short videos and websites. Much of the information spreads fast but lacks solid evidence.

1.______ Critical thinking helps you tell facts from opinions and avoid being misled.

2.______ When you read a piece of news or watch a video, do not accept it immediately. Stop and ask yourself: Who created this message? What is the purpose behind it?

Compare different sources before forming an opinion. One single report may be one‑sided. 3. ______ Different reports can offer extra details that help you see the whole picture.

Be brave to doubt popular views. Many people believe something just because many others say so.

4. ______ Your judgment should be based on reliable evidence rather than public opinion.

5.______ It is not about arguing with everyone. It is a lifelong skill that helps you make wiser choices as you grow up.

A. Try to find other related reports from different platforms.

B. Critical thinking does not mean you disagree with everything.

C. So it is necessary for teens to develop critical thinking.

D. You should trust information shared by your classmates.

E. Start with simple questions whenever you meet new information.