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部分一冲刺高考热点话题重点练阅读七选五语法填空完型热爱生活主题含答案
部分一:
冲刺2022年高考热点话题重点练
(阅读、七选五、语法填空、完型综合练)
主题1 热爱生活
情景一 身心健康
Ⅰ.阅读理解
A
[2021·贵阳市高三适应性考试]Theminimalistlifestyleneedstobeconsideredonlyafterweownmorethanweneed.Nowadays,therapiddevelopmentofthesocietyhasbroughtalotofwealthandmaterialpossessions,whichhasbecomeaburdenformanypeople.Inaddition,thefast-pacedlifewehavetodaymakesusbusierthanever.Therefore,Ithinkaminimalistlifestyleisnecessarytohelppeopleeasetheirburdenandfocusonthebestpartoflife.
AlthoughI'mnotastrictpractitionerofminimalism,Idobenefitalotfromasimplerlife.WhenIgotemployedin2018,Iwastedmysalariesonlotsofclothes,shoes,cosmetics,booksandfoodtoenrichmylife.However,pilesofthingsmademyroommessyandalotofstuffthingshadtobethrownawayunused.
Aboutoneyearago,Ilaid__my__hands__onabooknamedDanshari,whichencouragespeopletocutoutorthrowawayunnecessarythings.Followingtheinstructions,Istartedtochangemylifestyleandsurprisinglyfoundoutthatmylifewasmuchbetterwithless.
AnotherbadhabitIhaveworkedhardtochangeisspendingtoomuchtimeonmyphoneandiPadasameanstofreemyselffromtheworkstress.Alotofmyvaluabletimewaswastedonvarioustime-killingappswhichdidn'tdomuchgoodtomyself-improvement.
Adoptingasimplelifecanbeabitchallengingandneedsconstanteffort.HerearesometipsIfindhelpful.First,concentrateonthingsthatarereallyimportantandmeaningful.Second,accesstoinformationshouldbesimpleandwell-targeted;readingbooksisagoodalternativetomeaninglesssocialinteractionandtime-killingapps.Third,purchasefewergoodswithbetterqualityandtidyupyourroomregularly.
Aminimalistlifestyleisn'tequaltoausterity(苦行).It'sahabitwecanformtosimplifyourlife.Withlessdesirebothmateriallyandmentally,therewillbemoreroomforself-improvement,happinessandinnerfulfillment.
1.WhatdoestheunderlinedpartmeaninParagraph3?
A.Recommended.B.Remembered.
C.Wrote.D.Read.
2.Whatdoesaminimalistlifestylemean?
A.Buyingalotofthingswelike.
B.Concentratingourselvesonthejobs.
C.Formingahabitofsimplelife.
D.Spendingmoretimeusingapps.
3.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?
A.WealthIsLessB.LessIsSimple
C.MoreIsHappinessD.LessIsMore
B
[2021·济南市高三模拟]Notsolongagotherapy(心理治疗)waslimitedtoanhour-longadvisingsessiononasofa;nowyoucanaccessfreeadviceonTikTokinunderaminute.Perhapsthisnewtrendisgrowingbecauseitofferseasybite-sizeanswerstobigcomplexquestions.
TheproblemwithTikTok,however,isthatthevideoshavetobeunder60seconds,whichareaboutseriousmentalhealthillnessesbeingreducedtobriefsentenceswithquickfixesfromsometimesunqualifiednon-professionals.AndwiththeaverageageofTikTokusersbetween18and24,howhelpfulisTikToktherapy?
“WhenIfirststartedcreatingmentalhealthcontent,Ididn'texpectanyonetolisten,”explainsJulieSmith,whorunsaprivatepracticeinHampshire.“Butitturnsoutpeoplearehungryforthissortofinformation.”Althoughthereisaconcernaboutthevideos'increasingtheriskofself-diagnosis(自诊),Smiththinksotherwise.Shecomparesself-diagnosingamentalhealthproblemtoself-diagnosingacommoncold,“Ifyouwanttofindoutaboutthesymptomsofacold,youcanlookituponline.That'snotariskbecauseyoucan'tdomuchwiththatinformationuntilyougettothedoctoranyway.”
Yetdespiteconcerns,thecommentsonTikToktherapyvideosarefilledwithpraises.Rachel,23,saysshefindsthemveryrelatable:
“Ifyouseeavideodiscussinganxiety,itcanhelpyouacknowledgeanddiscusstopicsyoumightnotfeelsafetodoinotherplaces.Itmakesmefeellessalone.”
We'veseensomegreatmentalhealthcontentonTikTok.However,itisimportanttorememberthatnotalltheinformationyoufindonlinewillbereliableanditcanbeusefultoaskyourselfsomequestionsincludingwhoissharingitandwhy.
4.WhyisTikToktherapygettingpopular?
A.Itsellsatalowprice.
B.Itaimsatyoungerusers.
C.Itprovidesbriefsolutions.
D.Itisofferedbyprofessionals.
5.WhatdoesSmiththinkofTikToktherapyvideos?
A.Theymaycausesomepotentialrisks.
B.Watchingthesevideosisbetterthangoingtodoctors.
C.Theyareofmuchhelptopeopleinneed.
D.Theyshowsymptomsofdiseaseindetail.
6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph4probablyreferto?
A.Concerns.B.Videos.
C.Comments.D.Praises.
7.Whatmaytheauthoragree?
A.TikTokwillreplacehospitalsinthefuture.
B.Itisquiteeasytofindreliablemedicaladvice.
C.EveryonecancreatehisownTikTokvideos.
D.Weshouldbecarefulaboutonlineinformation.
Ⅱ.完形填空
[2021·大连市高三双基测试卷]Afewyearsago,Iwentthroughaperiodofdepression.Itwassoseverethatlifedidn'tseemworth__1__.Itwaslikepermanentwinter,socoldthatthesunwouldnever__2__.
ThenIsawsnowdrops(雪花莲)pushingthroughthefreezing,ironhard__3__.IlookedatthemeverydayuntilIfeltthatiftheycouldcomebacktolife,thensocould__4__.
Thosegreenshootsgaveme__5__inawaythatnothingelsehad.
Asspringcame,Istartedtoputinmoreandmoreplants,untilthegardenwasbrilliantwith__6__.Icouldspendhours__7__ingardening.Lifewasgrowingthroughmyhands:
gentle,peaceful,but,aboveall,__8__.IfIgavelove,itwas__9__,ahundredtimes.
TheformofdepressiveillnessIhaveisbiological.Ithas__10__generationsofmyfamilyandfollowsneitherrulesnorreasons.Icanbe__11__whenthesunisshiningorwhenIamwithlovingfriends.Ofcourse,freshairandexercisehelpto__12__thedepression,butforme__13__ismorethanthat.It__14__strengthaswellashope.Ioftenstandsinthegardenbeforeatalltree,hugeandstrong.Itlivesthroughfreezingtemperaturesandstrongwinds.It__15__butneverbreaks.AndsoIlearnthatwemaybebattledandinjured,butweshouldnevergiveup.
1.A.makingB.living
C.wastingD.losing
2.A.setB.break
C.shineD.explode
3.A.snowB.wood
C.groundD.stream
4.A.IB.mine
C.winterD.spring
5.A.boredomB.love
C.moneyD.hope
6.A.lightB.water
C.diamondD.color
7.A.lockedB.lacking
C.lostD.hidden
8.A.optimisticB.pessimistic
C.lovelyD.delicate
9.A.repliedB.returned
C.repeatedD.repaired
10.A.affectedB.puzzled
C.woundedD.damaged
11.A.movedB.depressed
C.delightedD.satisfied
12.A.replaceB.cure
C.treatD.relieve
13.A.exerciseB.relaxation
C.plantingD.gardening
14.A.referstoB.standsfor
C.possessesD.resembles
15.A.bendsB.dries
C.fallsD.grows
情景二 饮食健康
阅读理解
A
[2021·昆明市“三诊一模”]Sugarhasbeenlinkedtoseriousdiseaseslikeheartdisease,diabetesandevencancer,whichiswhyit'svitaltocutdownonfoodsanddrinksthatarehighinsugar.Takealookatthedrinksthatcontainasurprisingamountofhiddensugarsandwhatyoushouldbeeatinginstead.
Fruitjuices
Whilefruitjuicescancontainsomeimportantvitaminsandminerals,theyaretypicallyfullofsugar.Unfortunately,thefiberthatfruitnaturallycontainsandthathelpsthebodykeepbloodsugarstablehasalsobeenremoved.Tokeepbloodsugarlevelsfromrisingsharply,choosetoeatwholefruitswheneverajuicedesirecomesalong.
Sportsdrinks
Sportsdrinksmightseemliketheperfectchoiceforhydrationwhileexercising,buttheycontainahighamountofaddedsugarsastheyweredesignedforathletesduringfierceandlongperiodsofactivity.Theonlypeoplewhoactuallybenefitfromsportsdrinksareprofessionalathletesormarathoners.Unlessthat'syou,juststicktoplainwater.
Flavoredcoffees
Flavoredcoffeesaredelicious,buttheycontainhiddensugarsastheyoftenrelyonartificialsyrups(糖浆)forflavoring.Alargeflavoredcoffeeatsomecoffeechainshasupto25teaspoonsofsugar.Youcanstillenjoyyourmorningcupofcoffee.Juststicktounflavoredandunsweetenedversionsandavoidcreamershighinsugar.
Icedteas
Icedteascanbeextremelyrefreshingonahotday,butthey'retypicallyover-sweetenedwithsugarorsyrups.Somebrandsoficedteasactuallycontainasurprising33gramsofsugarina355-milliliterserving.So,lookforicedteaswithoutanyaddedsugarormakeyourownathomesoyoucansavemoneyandcontrolwhatgoesintoit.
1.Howdofruitjuicesbenefitpeople?
A.Theyprovidenecessaryminerals.
B.Theyrefuelpeopleduringsports.
C.Theyenergizepeopleinthemorning.
D.Theyrefreshpeopleonhotdays.
2.Whatarecommonpeopleadvisedtohavewhileexercising?
A.Fruitjuices.B.Flavoredcoffees.
C.Naturalwater.D.Icedteas.
3.What'sthepurposeofthetext?
A.Tointroducefournutritiousdrinks.
B.Todiscusstheadvantagesofdrinks.
C.Tosharewaystomakedrinksathome.
D.Towarnreadersagainsthigh-sugardrinks.
B
[2021·长春市高三质量预测]It'shardtoturndownhamburgers,Frenchfries,potatochipsandalloftheotherjunkfoodthatseemtocallouttous.However,eatingtoomuchjunkfoodcanharmyourbody,particularlyifyou'rebetweentheagesof10and19.
“Junkfoodshapesadolescentbrainsinwaysthatweakentheirabilitytothink,learnandremember.Itcanalsomakeithardertocontrolimpulsivebehaviors,”saidAmyReichelt,abrainandnutritionspecialistatWesternUniversity,Canada.“Itmayevenupateen'sriskofdepressionandanxiety.”
Reicheltandtwootherresearchersfoundadolescentsaremoresensitivethananyotheragegrouptoprocessedfoodswithalotoffatandsugar.Adolescentbrainsarestilldevelopingtheabilitytoassessrisksandcontrolactions.Theprefrontalcortex(前额皮质)isthepartofthe