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惠州市2023届高三惠一模考试试卷讲评
PART
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阅 读 理 解 A
A篇 (语篇分析)
主题语境 人与社会
话题 Skift 论坛
体裁 应用文——论坛介绍
字数 254词
语言技能 信息定位,信息比对
A篇 (篇章结构)
Our Skift Forums( 论 坛 ) are the leading creative business events in the global travel industry. We’ve hosted 18 annual forums around the world, in world-class cities like London, Berlin, San Francisco and New York City. Now as we prepare to lift the curtain on our new Skift Global Forum, we wanted to look back on some of the figures and highlights from over the years.
Our speakers are ...
Our attendees come from ...
总—分—总
Our global attendees represent...
Since the inception of Skift years ago, our mission has remained strong: Helping you - the travel professional - learn, grow and be inspired, by providing the best content, products and event experiences known to the professional world. From the very first Skift Forum, we knew we had something special. And this year will be no different. In fact, it’ll be better.
A篇 (问题设置)
21. When did this report most likely come out (信息定位)
A. Before the 18th Skift Global Forum.
B. After the 19th Skift Global Forum.
C. Before this year’s Skift Global Forum.
D. After this year’s Skift Global Forum.
22. Which continent has the most top participating countries at Skift events (信息比对)
A. Americas B. Europe C. Asia D. Oceania
23. What’s the main purpose of holding Skift Global Forums (信息定位)
A. Sharing ideas and experience of leading companies.
B. Introducing technology of hybrid programming.
C. Supporting development of travel professionals.
D. Helping communication among governments .
Our Skift Forums( 论 坛 ) are the leading creative business events in the global travel industry. We’ve hosted 18 annual forums around the world, in world-class cities like London, Berlin, San Francisco and New York City. Now as we prepare to lift the curtain on our new Skift Global Forum, we wanted to look back on some of the figures and highlights from over the years.
A篇 (答案详析)
21. When did this report most likely come out (信息定位)
A. Before the 18th Skift Global Forum.
B. After the 19th Skift Global Forum.
C. Before this year’s Skift Global Forum.
D. After this year’s Skift Global Forum.
通过题干关键词迅速定位段落,
通过选项关键词迅速定位答案
A篇 (答案详析)
22. Which continent has the most top participating countries at Skift events (信息比对)
A. Americas B. Europe C. Asia D. Oceania
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4
3
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Since the inception of Skift years ago, our mission has remained strong: Helping you - the travel professional - learn, grow and be inspired, by providing the best content, products and event experiences known to the professional world. From the very first Skift Forum, we knew we had something special. And this year will be no different. In fact, it’ll be better.
A篇 (答案详析)
23. What’s the main purpose of holding Skift Global Forums (信息定位)
A. Sharing ideas and experience of leading companies.
B. Introducing technology of hybrid programming.
C. Supporting development of travel professionals.
D. Helping communication among governments .
通过题干关键词迅速定位段落,
通过选项关键词迅速定位答案
Useful words and expressions in Passage A
the global travel industry
world-class cities
lift the curtain on
unmatched cooperation
insights on the future of travel
全球旅游行业
世界一类城市
揭开......的帷幕
无与伦比的合作
对未来旅游的见解
PART
1
阅 读 理 解 B
原文出处:
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2023/03/05/1160659634/the-elephant-whisperers-an-oscar-nominated-love-story-about-people-and-pachyderm
The Elephant Whisperers
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B 篇:说明文
主题语境--人与自然
With stunning visuals of Tamil Nadu’s nature, The Elephant Whisperers, which won the Oscar in the documentary ( 纪录片) short film category, tells a story of a loving relationship between people and elephants .
The filmmaker Kartiki Gonsalves spent her childhood in and around nature in southern India. “My family loved exploring nature.” she says. Her mother loved animals and her father was a photographer. Her grandmother led school trips to local nature reserves.
24. How did Gonsalves family influenced her
A. They inspired her to make films.
B. They taught her photography skills.
C. They encouraged her to leave India.
D. They fired her enthusiasm for nature.
细节理解题
燃起她对自然的热爱
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B 篇:说明文
主题语境--人与自然
(Para. 2)The chance elephant encounter came ...... “I was moving back to my hometown when I met Raghu, a three-month-old elephant, in the Theppakadu Elephant camp,” she recalls. Gonsalves was pleasantly surprised by how playful Raghu was.
(Para. 3)“This documentary was made because I fell in love with Raghu first,” she says. “We would happily splash (戏水) along the river, and I would spend hours scrubbing him and rubbing his tongue. He absolutely loves his tongue being rubbed and enjoyed pulling my hair and splashing around in the water.
(Para. 4)In the film, Gonsalves takes viewers to the heart of Theppakadu Elephant camp in a landscape that is one of the largest undisturbed spaces for the Asian elephant. ...... Bomman and Bellie, two elephant caretakers and the baby elephant Raghu, who was abandoned by the herd but fortunately found by the forest department. ......
25. What can we learn about Raghu
A. He loves rubbing his own tongue. B. He is very attached to the film maker.
C. He lives in a well-designed reserve. D. He was saved by elephant caretakers.
他非常喜欢这个电影制作人
归纳判断
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B 篇:说明文
主题语境--人与自然
(Para.5)...... The 40-minute documentary was cut down from more than 450 hours of raw footage ( 镜头) and filmed over the last five years.
(Para.6)A lot of the moments in the documentary were unexpected but “that is the true beauty of telling a story as it unfolds,” Gonsalves says. “The Elephant Whisperers helps people realize what beautiful beings elephants were and to respect their intelligence, how they love and understand their human caretakers, how they’ve learnt to adapt and live with human. I wanted The Elephant Whisperers to be that glow of hope.”
归纳判断
26. Which words best describes the shooting process of the documentary
A. Tough but rewarding. B. Pleasant and amusing.
C. Frustrating but adventurous. D. Romantic and unexpected.
这部40分钟的纪录片是从450多个小时的原始镜头中剪辑而来,拍摄期长达五年。许多片段“意料之外“却正是这个故事的真正”动人之处“。
艰难却也值得
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B 篇:说明文
主题语境--人与自然
(Para. 6)A lot of the moments in the documentary were unexpected but “that is the true beauty of telling a story as it unfolds,” Gonsalves says. “The Elephant Whisperers helps people realize what beautiful beings elephants were and to respect their intelligence, how they love and understand their human caretakers, how they’ve learnt to adapt and live with human. I wanted The Elephant Whisperers to be that glow of hope.”
主旨归纳题
27. What is conveyed in The Elephant Whisperers
A. Harmonious coexistence.
B. Prevention of illegal hunting.
C. Respect for biological diversity.
D. Endangered Species Conservation.
Gonsalves希望这部纪录片可以让人们意识到大象是美丽的生物,需要尊重它们的智慧,并了解它们学会了如何适应与人共生。影片最终是希望人类和大象能够和谐共处。
(人和动物)和谐共存
阻止非法捕猎
尊重生物多样性
濒危物种保护
B 篇 Useful words & expressions
1. (para.1) stunning visuals
2. (para.2) encounter
3. (para.3) playful
4. (para.5) herd
cut down
progress
raw footage
5. (para.6) a glow of hope
令人惊叹的视觉效果
n. 遭遇,邂逅
adj. 顽皮
n. 兽群
削减
v. 进展 n. 进步 make progress
原始镜头
希望之光
PART
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阅 读 理 解 C
C 篇
主题语境:人与社会(科技发展)
文章简介:随着ChatGPT的使用和推广,在教育上,老师们难以辨认哪些文章是学生所写,哪些是借助科技生成。Edward Tian发明了一款APP,能够通过辨别文字中的随机性及突发性(动态变化),进行分辨。许多人对此十分期待。
语篇类型:说明文(exposition)
语言技能:文章结构分析、细节理解、推理判断
语篇结构特征:Problem Solving Structure
C篇阅读
试题来源:
2023/01/12
The Washington Post
华盛顿邮报
ChatGPT – a conversational language model which was launched in November and is free and simple to use – can swiftly produce poems, math equations or essays on topics, bringing concern that students will misuse the technology. And because it doesn’t copy an existing text, there is no easy way to be certain whether a human or a bot wrote the answer.
As many educators began to worry about whether students may use ChatGPT to generate papers, Edward Tian had an idea. The 22-year-old student, who studies computer science and journalism, decided to build an app to detect whether a text was human-written or AI-written. Over a few days in a Toronto coffee shop during winter break, he got to work. On Jan. 2, he launched GPTZero. It analyzes different properties of a text for its “perplexity”, which is the randomness of the text, and the “burstiness”, which is the variation of the text over time. So, a human-written text would have high perplexity, something very unfamiliar to an AI model, and exhibit properties of burstiness, which are non-common items that appear in random clusters (集群), rather than being uniformly distributed.
Tian said he expected a few dozen people to ever try it. But he woke up the next morning stunned by the response. He has even heard from people all over the world – many of them are teachers or college admissions officers. Many people have subscribed for updates from Tian as he works to improve the technology.
The quick response to Tian’s effort highlighted the breakneck pace at which technology is changing classrooms, teaching, and the ways that people define and understand learning. Tian believed everyone deserved to reap the benefits of AI, but safeguards were needed to make sure new technologies were not abused.
Tian said it would be sad if, years from now, people mostly relied on AI and writing became far more uniform. “There’s something implicitly(含蓄地) beautiful in human prose,” he said, “that computers can never copy.”
Define the problem
Generate new ideas
Evaluate and select solutions
Implement and evaluate
ChatGPT – a conversational language model which was launched in November and is free and simple to use – can swiftly produce poems, math equations or essays on topics, bringing concern that students will misuse the technology. And because it doesn’t copy an existing text, there is no easy way to be certain whether a human or a bot wrote the answer.
As many educators began to worry about whether students may use ChatGPT to generate papers, Edward Tian had an idea. The 22-year-old student, who studies computer science and journalism, decided to build an app to detect whether a text was human-written or AI-written. Over a few days in a Toronto coffee shop during winter break, he got to work. On Jan. 2, he launched GPTZero. It analyzes different properties of a text for its “perplexity”, which is the randomness of the text, and the “burstiness”, which is the variation of the text over time. So, a human-written text would have high perplexity, something very unfamiliar to an AI model, and exhibit properties of burstiness, which are non-common items that appear in random clusters (集群), rather than being uniformly distributed.
Tian said he expected a few dozen people to ever try it. But he woke up the next morning stunned by the response. He has even heard from people all over the world – many of them are teachers or college admissions officers. Many people have subscribed for updates from Tian as he works to improve the technology.
The quick response to Tian’s effort highlighted the breakneck pace at which technology is changing classrooms, teaching, and the ways that people define and understand learning. Tian believed everyone deserved to reap the benefits of AI, but safeguards were needed to make sure new technologies were not abused.
Tian said it would be sad if, years from now, people mostly relied on AI and writing became far more uniform. “There’s something implicitly(含蓄地) beautiful in human prose,” he said, “that computers can never copy.”
问题呈现
解决办法
反馈
评价&
拓展
Para. 1 Background + introduce the problem
Para. 2 New ideas / alternatives that may solve the problem
Para. 3 Feedback / Response from the affected parties
Para. 4 & 5 Evaluation & Extension
28. Why did Edward Tian create GPTZero
A. To predict abuse of ChatGPT.
B. To analyse properties of texts.
C. To relieve educators of anxiety.
D. To recognize AI-generated texts.
(Para 1) ChatGPT – a conversational language model which was launched in November and is free and simple to use – can swiftly produce poems, math equations or essays on topics, bringing concern that students will misuse the technology. And because it doesn’t copy an existing text, there is no easy way to be certain whether a human or a bot wrote the answer.
(Para 2) As many educators began to worry about whether students may use ChatGPT to generate papers, Edward Tian had an idea. The 22-year-old student, who …, decided to build an app to detect whether a text was human-written or AI-written.
GPTZero用来解决什么问题
(Para 2) As many educators began to worry about whether …, Edward Tian had an idea. The 22-year-old student, …, decided to build an app to detect …. Over a few days …, he got to work. On Jan. 2, he launched GPTZero. It analyzes different properties of a text for its “perplexity”, which is the randomness of the text, and the “burstiness”, which is the variation of the text over time. So, a human-written text would have high perplexity, something very unfamiliar to an AI model, and exhibit properties of burstiness, which are non-common items that appear in random clusters (集群), rather than being uniformly distributed.
29. What features do human-written texts share
A. They are random and varied. 随机多变的
B. They are plain and unfamiliar. 平淡而陌生的
C. They are common and diverse. 常见和多样的
D. They are uniform and complex. 统一而复杂的
GPTZero解决问题的原理
(Para 3) Tian said he expected a few dozen people to ever try it. But he woke up the next morning stunned by the response. He has even heard from people all over the world – many of them are teachers or college admissions officers. Many people have subscribed for updates from Tian as he works to improve the technology.
30. What does the public think of Tian’s invention
A. It is safely guarded. 它受到安全保护。
B. It is highly anticipated. 这是备受期待的。
C. It is quickly updated. 它更新得很快。
D. It is thoroughly developed. 它被彻底开发了。
人们对GPTZero的反应
(Para 4) The quick response to Tian’s effort highlighted the breakneck pace at which technology is changing classrooms, teaching, and the ways that people define and understand learning. Tian believed everyone deserved to reap the benefits of AI, but safeguards were needed to make sure new technologies were not abused.
评价&拓展
Para. 4 & 5 Evaluation & Extension
对Tian的努力的快速反应凸显了技术正在以极快的速度改变课堂、教学以及人们定义和理解学习的方式。Tian认为每个人都应该从人工智能中获益,但需要保障措施来确保新技术不被滥用。
(Para 5) Tian said it would be sad if, years from now, people mostly relied on AI and writing became far more uniform. “There’s something implicitly(含蓄地) beautiful in human prose,” he said, “that computers can never copy.”
31. What can be inferred from the last paragraph
A. Human will win the competition against AI.
B. Most people will benefit from AI in the future.
C. Writing will become more common than before.
D. There is incomparable charm in Human writings.
Evaluation & Extension
adj. 无比的;无可匹敌的;不能比较的
C 篇 Useful words & expressions
词汇积累 合成词&词性转换活用 短语
conversational adj. (谈话的风格、用语等)会话式的 essay n. 随笔;短文 copy v. 抄写,誊写;模仿 bot n. 机器人程序;机器人 detect v. 查明;检测,识别 property n. 所有物;特性,性质 perplexity n. 困惑,茫然 exhibit v. 表现出;展览,展出 item n. 项目,条款;一件物品 stunned adj. (因惊讶、震惊而)目瞪口呆的 abuse v. 虐待;滥用 uniform adj. 全部相同的,始终如一的;制服式的 prose n. 散文,白话文 misuse v. 错用,滥用 randomness n. 随意;无安排;不可测性 burstiness 突发性 variation n. 变化,变动 non-common不常见的 safeguard n. 保障条款, 保护措施;v. 保护,护卫 language model
语言模型
math equations
数学方程式
uniformly distributed
均匀分布
college admissions officers
大学招生人员
subscribed for updates
订阅更新
at (a) breakneck pace
以极快的速度
reap the benefits 从中受益
years from now 很多年以后
PART
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阅 读 理 解 D
D篇 (语篇分析)
主题语境 人与社会
话题 科学与技术——给风力涡轮机设计一种更加易于辨认的黑白条纹图案
体裁 科普说明文
字数 318词
语言技能 细节理解,推理判断,词义猜测,主旨大意
D篇来源:
Page 9 - New Scientist-March 2023
The number of seabirds killed by colliding(撞击) with wind turbines could be cut by painting black-and-white stripes on the blades(叶片) and poles, say researchers. Graham Martin at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Alex Banks at Natural England, a public organization that has a say in planning applications for offshore wind farms in England, wanted to design a pattern that could be easily painted onto turbines to reduce their impact on bird life.
Between 140,000 and 328,000 birds are killed each year by onshore wind turbines in the US, according to one estimate. It is harder to tell how many birds are killed by offshore turbines each year, says Martin, as they fall into the ocean.
A previous study, published in 2020, looked at the effect of painting a single blade black on four onshore turbines in Norway. Bird collisions were reduced by 70 percent compared with all-white turbines nearby. Martin believes that further improvements could have an even greater impact. Based on analysis of previous studies into bird vision and bird collisions with wind turbines, the two researchers came up with a series of guiding principles to aid their design of a turbine that would harm fewer birds.
“Most birds do not see too much fine detail in their vision – especially compared to humans,” says Martin, so any design shouldn’t be too complex. Many collisions occur in low light, so the design should be easy to decipher in the dark, while high internal contrast would help the turbine stand out against different backgrounds, such as a cloudy or sunny sky. In low levels of light, black-and-white patterns are best, says Martin. “In the dark, a red-and-white pattern would rapidly look like shades of grey,” he says.
The design hasn’t yet been tested, but Martin hopes that manufacturers will consider it, particularly as it would be easy and cheap to implement.
Introduction
Background
Effects
Feasibility
Expectation
Martin和Banks想设计一种图案涂在风力涡轮机以减少其对海鸟生命的影响
32. What can we know about Martin and Banks
A. They have a say in planning applications.
B. They improve the efficiency of wind turbines.
C. They seek to reduce negative influence on bird life.
D. They design colorful turbines to help birds see clear.
(Para 1)The number of seabirds killed by colliding(撞击) with wind turbines could be cut by painting black-and-white stripes on the blades(叶片) and poles, say researchers. Graham Martin at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Alex Banks at Natural England, a public organization that has a say in planning applications for offshore wind farms in England, wanted to design a pattern that could be easily painted onto turbines to reduce their impact on bird life.
细节理解题
据估计,美国每年有140,000至328,000只鸟死于陆地风力涡轮机,每年死于海上风力涡轮机的海鸟数量更是难以预计。
33. What’s the purpose of the second paragraph
A. To state the seriousness of bird collisions.
B. To estimate the death rate of bird collisions.
C. To compare the different wind turbine designs.
D. To criticize the poor design of the wind turbines.
(Para 2)Between 140,000 and 328,000 birds are killed each year by onshore wind turbines in the US, according to one estimate. It is harder to tell how many birds are killed by offshore turbines each year, says Martin, as they fall into the ocean.
推理判断题
(para 4)“Most birds do not see too much fine detail in their vision – especially compared to humans,” says Martin, so any design shouldn’t be too complex. Many collisions occur in low light, so the design should be easy to decipher in the dark, while high internal contrast would help the turbine stand out against different backgrounds, such as a cloudy or sunny sky. In low levels of light, black-and-white patterns are best, says Martin. “In the dark, a red-and-white pattern would rapidly look like shades of grey,” he says.
34. What does the underlined word “decipher” in Paragraph 4 mean
A. Differ.
B. Recognize.
C. Clarify.
D. Impress.
词义猜测题
根据后文提到说“高度的内在差异性有助于涡轮机在不同背景下更加突出”,可以推断这个设计使得涡轮机在黑夜易于辨认。
35. What is the text mainly about
A. A severe seabird collision phenomenon.
B. A new study on seabirds vision.
C. A potential wind turbine application.
D. A novel wind turbine design.
(para 1)...Graham Martin at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Alex Banks at Natural England, a public organization that has a say in planning applications for offshore wind farms in England, wanted to design a pattern that could be easily painted onto turbines to reduce their impact on bird life.
(para 3) ...Based on analysis of previous studies into bird vision and bird collisions with wind turbines, the two researchers came up with a series of guiding principles to aid their design of a turbine that would harm fewer birds.
(para 5)The design hasn’t yet been tested, but Martin hopes that manufacturers will consider it, particularly as it would be easy and cheap to implement.
A和B选项都只是文章内容的一部分,且B选项new study on vision不正确。C选项未提及。
主旨大意题
novel:新颖的
D 篇 Useful words & expressions
Para 1
wind turbine/ t ba n/ 风力涡轮机
black-and-white stripe/stra p/ 黑白条纹
pattern 图案;花样;式样
reduce their impact on sth. 减少对某物的影响
Para 2
according to one estimate 据估计
tell:to know, see or judge sth correctly 知道;看出;确切地判断
Para 3
further improvement 进一步的提高
come up with 提出,想出
guiding principle 指导原则
Para 4
fine detail 具体细节
in low light 低光线,昏暗环境
high internal contrast 高内部对比度
stand out 突出
Para 5
manufacture v.(用机器)大量生产,成批制造 n. 大量制造;批量生产; 工业品
implement v.使生效;贯彻;执行;实施
D 篇 长难句分析
Graham Martin at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Alex Banks at Natural England, a public organization that has a say in planning applications for offshore wind farms in England, wanted to design a pattern that could be easily painted onto turbines to reduce their impact on bird life.
句意:来自英国伯明翰大学的Graham Martin和来自Natural England机构(该机构据说计划对英国的陆地风电场实施应用)的Alex Banks想要设计一种图案,可以容易地涂在风力涡轮机,以减少其对海鸟生命的影响。
Natural England的同位语
that引导的定语从句,修饰organization
that引导的定语从句,修饰pattern
Based on analysis of previous studies into bird vision and bird collisions with wind turbines, the two researchers came up with a series of guiding principles to aid their design of a turbine that would harm fewer birds.
句意:基于先前对海鸟视力的研究和海鸟撞击风力涡轮机的现象分析,两名研究人员提出了一系列指导原则来帮助他们设计一种对海鸟伤害更小的涡轮机。
过去分词作状语
to do表目的
that引导定语从句
“Most birds do not see too much fine detail in their vision – especially compared to humans,” says Martin, so any design shouldn’t be too complex. Many collisions occur in low light, so the design should be easy to decipher in the dark, while high internal contrast would help the turbine stand out against different backgrounds, such as a cloudy or sunny sky.
句意:“大多数鸟在他们的视力范围内不会看到太多的细节——尤其和人类相比较,”Martin说,因此设计不应太复杂。许多撞击事故发生在昏暗的环境下,因此这个设计应该在黑暗中易于辨认,而高度的内在差异性有助于涡轮机在不同背景下更加突出,例如阴天或晴天。
而,然而
引导结果状语从句
引导结果状语从句
PART
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七 选 五
Sending handwritten letters may have fallen out of fashion, but I’m a great believer in the power of letters. There’s something unique and special about handwritten things. You write a letter not because there’s something you need to know, but there’s something you want to say. 36
The letter is a powerful and memorable way to touch the ones you care about. When my granny died and I cleared her house, I found hundreds of letters she had kept. 37 There were letters from her mother, who died long before I was born, but sitting reading them one rainy afternoon, her words stretched out across time and I felt I knew her.
38 Receiving a letter is such a lovely surprise. It can enrich a relationship and allow it to grow. When I was 12, I faked a letter from a parent to the pet shop for a pet mouse. My mum punished me and made me write letters to some relatives. One of them was my uncle who I’d only met a few times before. I wrote a long letter detailing my life and listing my interests. My punishment complete, I forgot about this until I suddenly got a reply from him. “How lovely to hear from you,” he said, and went on to tell me all about his life. He’d love to hear about what subjects at school I enjoyed. 39 I have grown close to him since then.
I often think about how that one naughty childhood behavior led to such an enriching communication that stretched on for many years. It encouraged me to write to lots of other people in fact. 40 So, I’d encourage you to put pen to paper and see where it leads. What have you got to lose
本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。作者通过两段亲身经历,阐述了手写信对生活的积极影响,人们既可以从信件中了解到你关心的人,又能在信件往来中丰富一段关系,让彼此成长。最后,作者鼓励读者们也拿起笔开启一段书信之旅。
总:提出手写信的目的
总:鼓励大家动笔写信
分:(好处一)了解你关心的人
分:(好处二)丰富一段关系
观察选项特点,圈画关键词汇【代词、逻辑关系词、句式结构】:
A. That is the point of the letter.
B. They told the story of her relationships.
C. Receiving a letter is such a lovely surprise.
D. It’s also a way to make you more thoughtful.
E. And it’s something I keep up with to this day.
F. Then we started a communication that went on for years.
G. That’s why we would prefer handwritten letters to emails.
主题语境与语篇分析-- 人与自我、人与社会
Sending handwritten letters may have fallen out of fashion, but I’m a great believer in the power of letters. There’s something unique and special about handwritten things. You write a letter not because there’s something you need to know, but there’s something you want to say. 36
A. That is the point of the letter.
G. That’s why we would prefer handwritten letters to emails.
A
段尾设空
对上一句的补充说明/总结
解题思路:考查代词指代。根据空前一句“You write a letter not because there’s something you need to know, but there’s something you want to say.” 可知,你写信不是因为你想知道什么,而是你有话想说。A选项中的 “that”指代前一句,“这就是写这封信的目的”。故选A项。干扰项G“那就是我们为什么选择手写信而不是邮件”,前文并没有对手写信和邮件进行比较。
主题语境与语篇分析-- 人与自我、人与社会
The letter is a powerful and memorable way to touch the ones you care about. When my granny died and I cleared her house, I found hundreds of letters she had kept. 37 There were letters from her mother, who died long before I was born, but sitting reading them one rainy afternoon, her words stretched out across time and I felt I knew her.
B. They told the story of her relationships.
B
段中设空
上下文衔接/代词指代
解题思路:考查上下文衔接。选项B中“they”指空格前一句“I found hundreds of letters she had kept.”中提及的(my granny’s) letters,“the story of her relationships”引出后文提及的her mother’s story,故此空选B。
主题语境与语篇分析--人与自我、人与社会
38 It can enrich a relationship and allow it to grow. When I was 12, I faked a letter from a parent to the pet shop for a pet mouse. My mum punished me and made me write letters to some relatives. One of them was my uncle who I’d only met a few times before. I wrote a long letter detailing my life and listing my interests. My punishment complete, I forgot about this until I suddenly got a reply from him. “How lovely to hear from you,” he said, and went on to tell me all about his life. He’d love to hear about what subjects at school I enjoyed. 39 I have grown close to him since then.
C. Receiving a letter is such a lovely surprise.
D. It’s also a way to make you more thoughtful.
C
段首设空
概括段落主旨
这一事例突出了 C选项的“a lovely surprise”
解题思路:考查段落主旨句。本段讲述了作者童年时期的一次淘气行为竟然让他与多年未见的叔叔维持了多年的通信,这一事例突出了 C选项的“a lovely surprise”。空格后一句“It can enrich a relationship and allow it to grow.”提及的“它可以丰富并发展一段关系”,进一步解释了信件带来的惊喜。故选C项。干扰项D“这也是一种让你更深思熟虑的方式”,本段并未提及手写信影响人们的思考方式。
主题语境与语篇分析--人与自我、人与社会
38 It can enrich a relationship and allow it to grow. When I was 12, I faked a letter from a parent to the pet shop for a pet mouse. My mum punished me and made me write letters to some relatives. One of them was my uncle who I’d only met a few times before. I wrote a long letter detailing my life and listing my interests. My punishment complete, I forgot about this until I suddenly got a reply from him. “How lovely to hear from you,” he said, and went on to tell me all about his life. He’d love to hear about what subjects at school I enjoyed. 39 I have grown close to him since then.
F. Then we started a communication that went on for years.
F
段中设空
与上文顺序关系,下文因果关系
解题思路:考查顺序和因果逻辑关系。上文提及收到叔叔回信,“他很想知道我在学校喜欢什么科目”。选项F承接上句,构成顺序关系,“接着我们就开始了持续数年的通信交流”。并与下文“从那以后,我和他的关系越来越亲密。”构成因果关系。故选F项。
主题语境与语篇分析--人与自我、人与社会
I often think about how that one naughty childhood behavior led to such an enriching communication that stretched on for many years. It encouraged me to write to lots of other people in fact. 40 So, I’d encourage you to put pen to paper and see where it leads. What have you got to lose
E. And it’s something I keep up with to this day.
E
段中设空
与上文构成递进关系
解题思路:考查递进逻辑关系。空格前一句 “It encouraged me to write to lots of other people” 指“它(童年通信的事情)鼓励了我给很多人写信”。选项E承接上句,构成递进关系,进一步指出“并且这(给人写信)是我一直坚持到现在的事情。”,并在空格后一句鼓励读者们也拿起笔开启一段书信之旅。
Words & Expressions
Words Meanings
memorable adj. 值得纪念的,难忘的 SYN:unforgettable
fake adj. 假的;冒充的,伪造的
n. 假货,赝品
v. 伪造,冒充;装出(某种感情、有病等)
detail n. 细节,详情
v. to give a list of facts or all the available information about sth. 详细列举,详述 →detailed adj.详细的
fall out of fashion 不再流行
stretch out 伸出,伸展,蔓延
keep up with 跟上,赶上,保持
put pen to paper 开始写,落笔
Appreciation
Sentences Meanings
You write a letter not because there’s something you need to know, but there’s something you want to say. 你写信不是因为你想知道什么,而是你有话想说。
… but sitting reading them one rainy afternoon, her words stretched out across time and I felt I knew her. 但在一个下着雨的午后,我坐在那里读着她的信,她的话仿佛穿越了时间,我觉得我认识她了。
Receiving a letter is such a lovely surprise. 收到一封信真的是一个美好的惊喜。
完形填空
Blind students proves peers wrong
Keys & explanations
A video of Tommy Carroll skating near his home has been viewed millions of times around the globe, gaining him fame as a skateboarder. He can’t see, but he can pull off some of the most incredible 41 on his board without showing any 42 .
I think everybody should know that everything happens for a reason and that there’s always a way to 43 an obstacle if you really want it enough.” Carroll said in the video.
Carroll was born with the retinal(视网膜) cancer and lost his 44 when he was two years old. He 45 skateboarding at the age of ten and has been on the skateboard ever since. In the video, he explains how he uses sound to 46 , listening for what’s around him and gaining a sense of his surroundings through his ears.
“I am always constantly using the sound of my wheels to 47 if there's anything in his way and gets his sense of 48 . ”he says. Carroll used to get lots of doubts from his classmates about his 49 for mastering the sports.
There were people who 50 me.”Carroll smiled, adding. “They considered it no way, taking it for granted that people like me, can’t skateboard. But i just 51 them.
Though courageous, Carroll learns to be 52 . When he skateboards in the new location, he gradually 53 himself with his surroundings. After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks. Falling is as 54 as the sport itself.” he said, “I have proved peers 55 . ”
读懂段首句和尾段尾句,了解大意
Tommy的滑冰视频得到关注。
只要真正想就能够克服困难。
Carroll失去视力的背景。
利用轮子的声音来获得方向感。
虽然很勇敢,但还是确保自己安全。
总有身边同龄人怀疑他,但是他坚持自己想做的。
主旨:一个盲人青少年的证明了只要自己想做的总有办法解决。
He can’t see, but he can pull off some of the most incredible 41 on his board without showing any 42 .
41. 谓语与宾语的搭配。tricks 。 注意动宾搭配pull off “努力努力实现,成功做成” pull off tricks与成功做成了滑冰花样。与下文54题前面句子After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks。
考虑名词复现和主旨呼应
42. 主题、上下文呼应,without any fear 与下文的Though courageous及文章主题是彰显 一个盲人青少年的出色滑冰演出。
41. A.images B. tricks C.rides D. jumps
形象 技巧,花样 短程旅行,骑行 跳跃
42. A. curiosity B.complaint C. fear D. interest
心态,思维方式 目的 模式,范例 风格
考虑名词复现和主旨呼应
I think everybody should know that everything happens for a reason and that there’s always a way to 43 an obstacle if you really want it enough.” Carroll said in the video.Carroll was born with the retinal(视网膜) cancer and lost his 44 when he was two years old.
动词题:43,45,46,47,50,51,53
43. A.weaken B.spot C.avoid D.overcome
使变弱 发现,看见 避免 克服
44. A. vision B. life C. weight D. prize
视力 生活,生命 体重 奖
43.动宾搭配。议论性句子表明主旨句。体现盲人青少年的克服困难的品质。 overcome 克服。overcome an obstacle 克服障碍。
44. 利用因果关系。lose his vision:失去视力,与本句的born with retinal cancer形成因果关系。
考虑动作先后与宾语的搭配
He 45 skateboarding at the age of ten and has been on the skateboard ever since.
注意动宾关系
45. A. hoped B. started C. plotted D.hesitated
希望 开始 绘制,布局,设计情节 犹豫
45.动作的顺序性及因果关系。has been on the skateboard ever since自从那时开始一直滑冰,所以先开始学滑冰,才有后面一直滑冰。
考虑动作先后与宾语的搭配
In the video, he explains how he uses sound to 46 , listening for what’s around him and gaining a sense of his surroundings...
“I am always constantly using the sound of my wheels to 47 if there's anything in his way
动词题:动宾搭配与解释关系
46. A. navigate B. transfer C. balance D. distinguish
导航,确定位置和方向 转移,搬迁 平衡,均衡 区分,辨别,分清
47. A. prove B. see C. explore D. check
证实 看见,理解 探索 检查
46. 概括与解释关系。根据后文listening for what’s around him and gaining a sense of his surroundings...知道他倾听周围的声音来获得周围环境的感知,所以是用声音导航。
47. 动词与宾语的搭配关系。根据后文 if there's anything in his way
用轮子的声音来检查有无挡路的东西。
“I am always constantly using the sound ... if there's anything in his way and gets his sense of 48 . ”he says. Carroll used to get lots of doubts from his classmates about his 49 for mastering the sports.
名词题
48. 并列关系。sense of direction 方向感。in one’s way 挡道的。 使用声音来看看在路上有无阻挡物并且获得方向感。
48. A. achievement B. security C. direction D.danger
成就 安全 方向 危险
49. A. affection B. reason C. talent D. capacity
喜爱,关爱 原因 才华 能力,才能;
49.考查中心词与名词的搭配。used to get lots of doubts from his classmates about his talent 过去常常被同学怀疑他的才能。
There were people who 50 me.”Carroll smiled, adding. “They considered it no way, taking it for granted that people like me, can’t skateboard. But I just 51 them.”
动词题:利用逻辑关系
50. A.discouraged B. misunderstood C. motivated D. abused
劝阻,阻拦,使灰心 误解 激励,激发 滥用,虐待
51. A. forgave B. defeated C. mouthed D. ignored
证实 看见,理解 探索 检查
利用总分关系
50. 概括与例证关系。根据后文They considered it no way, taking it for granted that people like me, can’t skateboard.根据后面的解释
51. 转折关系。根据but这个转折,与文章开头的背景信息,他滑冰出色和成名,所以他忽视他们的怀疑和阻拦。
利用转折关系
Though courageous, Carroll learns to be 52 . When he skateboards in the new location, he gradually 53 himself with his surroundings. After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks.
动词题:43,45,46,47,50,51,53
52. A. modest B. brave C. safe D. confident
谦虚的 勇敢的 安全的 自信的
53. A. helps B. familiarizes C. compares D. connects
帮助 是...熟悉 与...比较 与...联系
利用总分关系
53. 解释关系。根据前文new location. After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks. 根据后面的多次先滑冰,再做花样,所以是逐渐熟悉的关键,help sb with 帮助某人做,
52. 利用转折的逻辑关系。虽然很勇敢,但还是学会安全。根据后文逐渐加大难度的过程,可知学会安全。
After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks. After a number of rides, he then starts trying tricks. Falling is as 54 as the sport itself.” he said, “I have proved peers 55 . ”
形容词题:注意主旨呼应和感彩
54. A. demanding B. beneficial C. complicated D. thrilling
苛刻的 有益的 复杂的 令人兴奋的
55. A. childish B.wrong C. impolite D.incompetent
孩子气的,稚嫩的 错的 不礼貌的 无能力的,不胜任的
形容词感彩:无转折,不转向
时刻关注主旨
54.根据文章主旨,盲人少年克服困难滑冰。demanding:needing a lot of skill, patience,effort,etc. thrilling:exciting and enjoyable 令人兴奋,令人激动人心。坠落和这项运动本身一样要求训练,一扬费力。
55. 全文主旨呼应。根据开头他滑冰出色和成名。所以,他的努力证明了同伴的看法是错的。
PART
1
语 法 填 空
语法填空 (语篇分析)
语篇主题 人与社会
语篇内容 国内许多文旅局长亲自上阵,创作各种小视频,使出浑身解数,为当地的旅游景点做宣传。这些在短视频平台上发布的视频吸引了大量网民的关注和点赞。
语篇类型 说明文
语篇长度 197
Recently, many government officials across the country have put themselves into videos promoting local culture and tourism. The videos, 56 (publish) over short-video platforms such as Douyin, have drawn lots of attention from netizens, giving likes and showing interest.
Yin Wentao, among these creative civil 57 (servant), is proud that he could help promote his hometown, Lintao county in a publicity video. The county 58 (possess) rich cultural resources, including the Majiayao culture and the site of the western beginning of the Great Wall during Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). In the 1920s, the site dating back 59 thousands of years ago was discovered in the village of Majiayao and 60 (preserve ) as a key national relics protection unit since 1988.
With more videos emerging on 61 (variety) online short-video platforms, more places have been 62 ( gradual) known to more people, receiving more visitors. Using short videos over new media platforms to promote tourism has become 63 effective publicity channel.All this reflects that the local government has the strong desire 64 ( develop) tourism and the local economy rapidly, 65 shows that the officials have a strong sense of responsibility for the development of their hometowns.
Para.1
Para.2
Para.3
The officials show a strong sense of responsibility for the development of their hometowns in this creative, effective way.
Many government officials have put themselves into videos to promot local tourism.
Yin Wentao plays in a publicity video to promote his hometown with Majiayao culture.
Brief introduction
Summary
An example
语篇结构
Recently, many government officials across the country have put themselves into videos promoting local culture and tourism. The videos, 56 (publish) over short-video platforms such as Douyin, have drawn lots of attention from netizens, giving likes and showing interest.
published
56. 考查非谓语。
句意:这些视频被发布在抖音等短视频平台上,引起了很多网友的关注,他们点赞(giving likes)并表现出兴趣。
此处需填非谓语,作定语, the videos和publish之间是被动关系。
Yin Wentao, among these creative civil 57 (servant), is proud that he could help promote his hometown, Lintao county in a publicity video. The county 58 (possess) rich cultural resources, including the Majiayao culture and the site of the western beginning of the Great Wall during Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC).
servants
57. 考查名词复数。
句意:尹文涛是这些富有创意的公务员中的一员,他为自己能在宣传片中宣传自己的家乡临洮县而感到自豪。根据句意可知,此处servant要用复数形式。
58. 考查谓语,考查时态、语态和主谓一致。
句意:这个县拥有丰富的文化资源,其中包括马家窑文化和秦代(公元前221-206年)长城西段遗址的开端。
possesses
In the 1920s, the site dating back 59 thousands of years ago was discovered in the village of Majiayao and 60 (preserve ) as a key national relics protection unit since 1988.
to
59. 考查介词。
句意:20世纪20年代,在马家窑村发现了具有数千年历史的遗址,自1988年以来一直被列为国家重点文物保护单位保护着。
date back to 始于,追溯到
60. 考查谓语,考查时态、语态和主谓一致。
此处是谓语,根据since1988,应用现在完成时,主语为the site,和preserve 之间是被动关系。
has been preserved
With more videos emerging on 61 (variety) online short-video platforms, more places have been 62 ( gradual) known to more people, receiving more visitors. Using short videos over new media platforms to promote tourism has become 63 effective publicity channel.
various
gradually
61.考查词性转换。
句意:随着越来越多的视频出现在各种网络短视频平台上,更多的地方逐渐被更多的人所熟知,这些地方接待的游客也越来越多。用形容词修饰名词platforms.
62. 考查副词。
根据句意,此处应填副词,修饰动词known。
63.考查冠词。
句意:利用新媒体平台上的短视频推广旅游已经成为一种有效的宣传渠道。
an
All this reflects that the local government has the strong desire 64 ( develop) tourism and the local economy rapidly, 65 shows that the officials have a strong sense of responsibility for the development of their hometowns.
to develop
which
64. 考查非谓语。
句意:这一切都反映了当地政府对迅速发展旅游业和当地经济有着强烈的愿望,说明官员们对家乡发展有强烈的责任感。分析句子结构和句子意思,此处需填非谓语,不定式作定语,修饰 desire。
65.考查定语从句。
此处引导一个非限定性定语从句,先行词是“当地政府对迅速发展旅游业和当地经济有着强烈愿望”这件事,关系词替代先行词在定语从句中作主语,应用which引导。
Useful Words & Expressions
短视频平台
网民
点赞
公务员
国家级重点文物保护单位
有效的宣传渠道
很强的责任感
short-video platforms
netizens
giving likes
civil servants
a key national relics protection unit
an effective publicity channel
a strong sense of responsibility
PART
1
应 用 文
题目:
你所在的学习小组参加了英语项目的作业展评,商定以“我爱劳动”为主题进行创作。请你结合自己的一次劳动经历,写一篇短文,要点如下:
1.劳动过程:
2.劳动体会。
审题
主题:
“我爱劳动”
文体:
短文创作(一次经历)
要点:
劳动过程+劳动体会
时态:一般过去时(过程)、一般现在时(体会)
人称:第一人称为主
谋篇
Paragraph 2 要点1
结合自身的一次劳动经历进行扩展,如做家务、种树、收庄稼等 (详写)
Paragraph 3 要点2
总结劳动后的心得体会,如不劳无获、劳动光荣、珍惜劳动成果等(略写)
Paragraph 1 引入话题
When, where, who, what
One possible version
Last week, our school launched a tree planting activity, calling on students of all grades to actively participate in it. I jumped at the opportunity.
On Tree Planting Day, we gathered at the school gate and took a coach to the destination. The teachers first showed us how to plant trees. Then we are divided into small groups to fulfill our task. We dug a hole, lay a seedling in it and put the soil back before we watered it. Finally, we used some sticks and strings to hold the newly planted tree in place.
Tired as I felt, I considered it a meaningful activity. I learned an important life lesson: harvest and comfort can’t coexist. The same is true for study.
应用文高考评分标准
分值 评分标准说明
第一档: 13-15分 完全完成时试题规定的任务。覆盖了所有内容要点;运用了多样丰富的地道和得体的句式与词汇;语法和用词方面有个别错误,但为尽可能表达丰富内容所致;体现了较强的语言运用能力;有效地使用了语句间连接成分,逻辑清晰合理,所写内容连贯、紧凑,完全达到了预期的写作目的。
第二档: 10-12分 完全完成时试题规定的任务。覆盖了所有内容要点;运用的句式与词汇能满足任务要求;语法和用词方面基本准确、有少许错误,为尽可能表达丰富内容所致;使用了简单句间的连接成分,逻辑清晰合理,所写内容连贯,达到预期的写作目的。
第三档: 7-9分 覆盖了主要内容要点;运用的句式与词汇基本能满足任务要求;语法和用词方面有一些错误,但不影响理解;基本达到预期的写作目的。
第四档: 4-6分 未恰当完成试题规定的任务,漏掉或未清楚描述主要内容,所用句式和词汇有限,语法或用词方面的错误影响了对所写内容的理解,未能清楚地传达信息。
第五档: 1-3分 未完成试题规定的任务,明显遗漏主要内容。句式单调、词汇贫乏。语法或用词方面错误较多,严重影响了对所写内容的理解
0分档 未能传达任何信息:所写内容与要求无关。
TA: Task Achievement(任务完成)--1
TR: Task Response(任务回应)--2
CC: Coherence & Cohesion
(内容连贯与篇章衔接)
GRA:
Grammatical
Range and Accuracy
(语法范围与精确性)
LR:Lexical Resource
(词汇资源)
语言能力
思维能力
应用文高考考核的能力
关于劳动的词汇和句子:
Labor is often the father of pleasure.
Labor is the most glorious.
manual/physical labor 体力劳动
intellectual/skilled labor 脑力劳动
working class劳动人民
fruits of your labor 劳动果实
working/labor capacity 劳动能力
make the bed 整理床铺
pull up the sheets/comforter 铺好被单/被子
change the sheets 换床单
beat the rug 抖地毯
dust the furniture 扫除家具上的灰尘
duster(鸡毛)掸子
fold/hang up the clothes 折叠/挂衣服
set the table 摆桌
do the dishes 洗碗
clean the stove/sink 清理炉灶/水槽
sponge 刷锅海绵
do the laundry 洗衣服
hang out the clothes. 晾晒衣服
do the ironing 熨烫衣服
clean/scrub down the toilet 清洁/擦洗马桶
sweep the floor 扫地
mop the floor 拖地
vacuum the floor/carpet 吸尘 地板/地毯
take out the trash 倒掉垃圾
squeegee the window 刮玻璃
feed the dog/cat 喂狗/猫
water the flowers/plants 给花草浇水
相关话题链接 1
假定你是某国际学校学生李华。去年九月,你校开设了劳动课程,内容包括日常生活劳动、生产劳动和服务性劳动三大类,以培养学生的生存技能。请你以此为话题写一篇短文向校英语报投稿,内容包括:
1.课程开设的原因;
2.课程开设的意义;
3.目前的成效。
Life Skills from Labour Classes
To encourage students’ independence and develop their ability to cope with life, our school has opened labour classes that focus on labour-related activities since last September, including cooking, repairing household appliances, raising pets, and growing vegetables. The course provides students with opportunities to get hands-on experiences, develop coping skills and boost life skills.
After a period of practice, many parents have stopped helping kids do all the non-study stuff. They now get their children involved in housework and family responsibilities. Young students have also realised the importance of basic life skills and will be better equipped to fit into society.
相关话题链接 2
上周你校举办了“家务劳动周”活动,请你为学校网站英文专栏写一篇短文,介绍你的活动情况,内容包括:
积极响应;
活动内容;
你的感受。
My Housework Week
Last week our school carried out a Labor Week activity, aiming to raise the students' awareness of the significance of labor and arouse our passion for labor.
The activity lasted for one week. Firstly, our school organized us students to work in the nearby farm. The task involved planting trees, weeding, and watering vegetable. What's more we were asked to participate in some voluntary work after class, such as helping the elder do the cleaning. Besides, we shared housework with our parents, relieving their burden.
Through this activity, we have not only realized the value of labor but also learned to respect all laborers. Meanwhile, our physical health has been strengthened.
PART
1
读后续写
contents
1
文本解读
2
思路启发
3
范文赏析
文本解读
01
It was a late Saturday afternoon in early March, and I was sweating gracelessly, in search of the only gift my son said he wanted from Los Angeles: a map to the homes of the stars.
I was here for meetings in Westwood, near the UCLA Medical Centre. Should I wander a little Try to find one of the treasured maps
From the front of the hotel taxi line, a cheerful driver said, “No problem. Map vendors(小贩) are everywhere!” Before long, we saw a hand-painted sandwich board saying: Star Maps. The taxi stopped. A fellow approached with a thin folded sheet and said: “Ten dollars.”
Ten dollars. American! With righteous assurance, I informed him, “That’s too much.” The map man shrugged. We continued, whizzing past the Beverly Hills Hotel into West Hollywood. The driver dropped me at the House of Blues, encouraging me to stroll. I began walking, certain I would find a low-cost star map soon.
I was wrong. There was hardly anybody on the street. There didn’t seem to be many real stores, just cars and bars. No maps. No stars. Blocks passed. The sun began to sink. At the edge of West Hollywood, another fellow appeared ahead, selling star maps to a car full of teenager girls.
Ten dollars still. Still too much. Forgot it. My son would understand. Time to go back to Westwood. That night, I called my wife. “Did you get one of those maps to the stars He’s been talking about nothing else.” This news was hard to ignore. But it was late.
Morning was coming. There would be last try. After I checked out, the first taxi in the hotel line was an old Chevy driven by a skinny guy from North Carolina. At nine in the morning, map vendors were nowhere to be found.
“You know,” said the driver, “The guys with the maps just ain’t up yet!” He was right.
“Forget it. Let’s go to the airport.”
“Well,” said the driver, “I could mail you one if you like.”
Sure. Trust this guy I might as well toss cash onto the freeway. But exiting the taxi, I recognized my last chance. I handed the driver $13 and my business card.
Para. 1: Three weeks passed, no reply form LA. _________________
_______________________________________________________
Para. 2: I held the package and the note in my hand, speechless.____ _______________________________________________________
01
Read for Themes
Read
故事的主题语境:“人与社会”, 主题:“来自陌生人的善举”。主人公“我”在洛杉矶为儿子寻找一幅地图,购买无果,最后在一位出租车司机的帮助下获得。
02
Read for Setting & Characters
Read
S--Setting (when/where)
where: in Los Angeles
when: a late Saturday afternoon in early March
C--Characters
I, my wife, my son, the driver
03
Read
Read for Conflicts and predicting the plot
Q1: What did I try to buy for my son in LA
Q2: Why did I fail to buy one for my son
I was sweating gracelessly, in search of the only gift my son said he wanted from Los Angeles: a map to the homes of the stars.
1. I began walking, certain I would find a low-cost star map soon.
2. Ten dollars still. Still too much. Forgot it.
3. At nine in the morning, map vendors were nowhere to be found.
It was impossible for me to buy a map for my son because I had got no time left. The taxi driver offered to mail one to me, which I put little trust on.
04
Read for Emotion and Setting description
Read
Para.1: Three weeks passed, no reply form LA....
surprised and unexpected
Para.2: I held the package and the note in my hand, speechless....
ashamed and moved
The driver offered to mail me one map. I had little confidence on him, but I handed him $13 and my business card.
doubtful and suspicious
The map was too expensive and I wanted to find a low-cost one.
hopeful
My last try for buying a map failed.
depressed and desperate
Story Mountain
思路启发
02
Para.1: Three weeks passed, no reply form LA.
Para.2: I held the package and the note in my hand, speechless.
1. How would my son feel
2. Should I put trust on a total stranger
3. Did any packages finally arrive and what was inside
1. How did my son react to the arrival of the package
2. Would I feel ashamed of my previous thought
3. What lessons did I learn from this incident
06
Read for Clues and predict the Plot
Read
范文赏析
03
Three weeks passed, no reply from LA. My son sighed with disappointment when carefully checking the mail box. Seeing his drooping head and gloomy eyes, I couldn’t help blaming myself for putting my easy trust on a total stranger and expecting him to realize my son’s wish. After all, in recent days no one would like to take the trouble to do this for an encounter with nothing in return. We had given up on the star map when a big white envelope marked “U.S.” unexpectedly reached us one afternoon. Inside the envelope was a small green package and a small note saying, “Forgive delay. Here’s a map for your son. Kind regards, LA!”
I held the package and the note in my hand, speechless. The whole thing was totally to my surprise. I had previously thought that an act of kindness from a stranger would not really existed. However, what I was experiencing right now proved that I was wrong. I was deeply ashamed of myself because I shouldn’t have assumed the driver’s intention to help someone in need. When my son saw the star map in my hand, his eyes sparkled with great excitement. Seemingly incapable of containing his joy, he hugged me tightly and exclaimed, “I can’t believe, dad, you did it!” I gently touched his head, explaining, “If you never trust anybody, you’ll never find the good man.”