(共27张PPT)
组合训练B
( )1. A. in B. about C. of D. for
( )2. A. style B. symbol C. choice D. plan
Ⅰ. 完形填空。(2025·一外三模)
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D
Rongchang Xiabu, is an ancient handmade cloth that started in the Han Dynasty in Rongchang district, Chongqing. It’s a cloth 1 summer and also known for its light and breathable quality. The thin material lets air move through easily, making it a perfect 2 on hot days. Last week, I visited a local workshop and learned how this special cloth was made.
C
It begins with ramie(苎麻). Workers carefully pick the tallest plants in May. These plants grow best in Chongqing’s rainy weather. Then comes the most 3 step: peeling the bark(剥皮) by hand. Even the best workers need to be very careful to cut the plants into thin threads(线) without breaking them. It takes three years of training to 4 this skill.
( )3. A. dangerous B. interesting C. boring D. difficult
( )4. A. control B. remember C. master D. teach
D
C
Next, workers use wooden looms(织布机) to turn the threads into cloth. They work day and night and the “click-clack” sound of the machines 5 stops. What amazed me was 6 teamwork—some prepared materials while others controlled the looms.
( )5. A. always B. never C. often D. sometimes
( )6. A. his B. our C. their D. her
B
C
7 modern technology has developed, workers still follow 72 traditional steps. They even sing folk songs to keep the process continuing. “We must protect this cultural treasure, and we have made some achievements,” said the workshop leader, Mr. Wang, 8 handing me a cloth with lucky designs.
( )7. A. If B. Because C. Unless D. Although
( )8. A. sadly B. proudly C. peacefully D. angrily
D
B
Today, we should do something to pass down this skill to young people. Over 50 schools have 9 Xiabu clubs where students can learn more about it. Teachers say these clubs help the young know about traditional skills. As I left, Mr. Wang smiled and said, “Traditional art and modern life are not opposite. They can work together and always 10 well.”
( )9. A. started B. missed C. visited D. closed
( )10. A. get off B. get back C. get on D. get up
A
C
Ⅱ. 阅读理解。(2025·巴蜀三模)
①On March 10, 2025, Zhiyuan Robotics introduced Genie Operator-1(GO-1), a new kind of robot brain. This amazing model is a big step forward in the field of embodied intelligence(具身智能).
②Peng Zhihui, who used to work at Huawei, created GO-1. He left Huawei in 2022 to start Zhiyuan Robotics, with the dream of making robots that truly understand human needs. With support from companies like BYD and Sequoia China, his company has quickly become a robotics leader.
③GO-1 uses a special system called Vision-Language-Latent-Action(ViLLA, “视觉-语言-潜在动作”架构), which has two parts. One part helps robots see and understand what they see. The other part helps them plan and do actions. This special system allows GO-1 to learn and adapt(适应) better than traditional robots.
④GO-1 learns tasks by watching videos. For example, after watching a tea-making video a few times, it can remember the steps like boiling water and adding tea leaves. This copies how humans get skills, making training faster and more natural than old programming ways.
⑤Moreover, when mistakes happen, GO-1 improves through self-correction. If it spills(洒) water while moving a cup, it corrects its move to avoid future errors. This trial-and-error process, similar to how children learn, allows the robot to perfect actions without always needing help from humans.
⑥More importantly, GO-1 get experience from different places. It can use skills learned in one place to do tasks in another, such as using book-organizing skills from a study room to clean a library shelf.
⑦However, bringing GO-1 from labs to real life can be challenging. In messy homes or crowded streets, robots may fail to recognize half-hidden
objects or misunderstand unclear orders. These situations require smarter sensors(传感器) and quicker thinking.
⑧Luckily, engineers are working hard to improve it. By adding new sensors, GO-1 can now find lost keys under sofa cushions and even say “please wait” when it isn’t sure about the instructions. With these upgrades, robots will become safer and more thoughtful helpers.
⑨As Peng Zhihui said, “Embodied intelligence will reshape our world, just like smartphones did.” With GO-1, we are taking a big step towards a future where robots are not just tools, but our helpful partners.
( )11. What’s the purpose in mentioning Peng Zhihui in Paragraph 2
A. To explain how his working experience at Huawei influences GO-1.
B. To compare Huawei’s AI research with his company’s technology.
C. To show his role as GO-1’s creator and his company’s rapid growth.
D. To express his thanks for the support from other famous companies.
C
( )12. Which scene is probably NOT true for a GO-1 robot’s abilities according to the passage
A. It can learn to boil the eggs by watching videos, copying human steps.
B. It can practice lifting the cups more carefully when water drops from them.
C. It can divide books by color after learning desk organization from videos.
D. It can finish the paper work in an office even with unclear instructions.
D
( )13. What’s the writer’s attitude(态度) to GO-1
He worries about GO-1’s safety.
B. He doubts GO-1’s value in real life.
C. He shows no interest in GO-1 at all.
D. He feels hopeful about GO-1’s future.
D
( )14. Which of the following shows the structure of this passage
A B
C D
B
Ⅲ. 任务型阅读。
Dear friends,
Last month, we held the “Discover the Countryside” activity. What wonderful things did you experience and do during your time in the countryside And how did you feel Please share your stories.
Emma
I used to have little interest in country life, considering it a bit boring. But last weekend, I went to my grandparents’ farm in the countryside. As soon as I arrived, I was greeted by the fresh smell of the earth and the singing of birds. I helped my grandparents feed the chickens and collect eggs. It was such a fun experience! In the afternoon, I walked along the small paths in the fields. The golden wheat danced gently in the wind, looking like a sea of gold. I realized that country life is full of simplicity and beauty. I can’t wait to visit the peaceful countryside again.
Mike
When my classmate asked me how I felt after a day-long stay in the countryside, I said, “I felt relaxed and connected to nature.” With the help of a farmer, I went fishing by the small pond in the village. Sitting quietly by the water, waiting patiently for the fish to take the bait(鱼饵), I forgot all my stress in my schoolwork. I also saw a beautiful rainbow after a light rain. The colors in the sky were so lively that I was fully amazed. By experiencing these things, I felt a deep sense of peace and a closer connection with nature.
Sophia
During the holiday, my family and I visited a rural homestay(民宿). It was an amazing experience! The host family was very warm-hearted. They taught us how to make traditional rural snacks. We made some delicious sweet potato cakes. In the evening, we sat in the courtyard and watched the stars. The starry sky was so clear and beautiful. It was something I could never see in the city. After I went back home, I still miss the peaceful and comfortable environment of the countryside. It made me understand the meaning of a slow-paced life.
15. Does Emma still think country life is boring
16. What did Mike see after the light rain in the countryside
No. /No, she doesn’t.
He saw a beautiful rainbow (with lively colors). /A beautiful rainbow.
17. What have the three people learned in common from their countryside trips
They have all learned to realize the simplicity and peace of country life. Besides, they all came to enjoy/appreciate the beauty of nature. Also, they all had the chance to connect with the local people and feel close to the local country lifestyle.
18. What do you think of their experiences and why Choose one to discuss. (about 30 words)
I think Emma’s experience is great/interesting/fun! It shows that doing farm work can change how you see country life. She found joy in simple things.(开放性试题,言之有理即可)
Ⅳ. 概要补全。(2025·西附二模)
阅读文章,用恰当的短语或句子补全概要。补全部分总词数不超过30词。不能照抄原文连续超过3个词。
We humans have been changing the environment around us for a very long time. A recent study found that humans in Africa may have used fire to prevent forest regrowth as early as 85,000 years ago. We change the animals around us, too. Most famously turning wild wolves into dogs, maybe as early as 40,000 years ago.
And our effect on animals hasn’t stopped, right up to the present day. Because as we change the world, animals have to change if they want to survive.
For one example, consider how the roads we drive on could be changing the birds that fly over them. A study of swallows in Nebraska found that, from 1983 to 2022, the birds‘ wings got shorter—probably because having smaller wings made them better at avoiding cars. The number of swallows killed by cars actually went down over the study period, even as the total swallow population increased—and most of the swallows that were killed
have longer wings. Ivory hunting may also have led elephants to be born without tusks(the teeth of the elephants). Both male and female African elephants usually have tusks. But half of the female elephants were born without tusks, unlike those before. Living close to humans may even make some animals smarter. City raccoons(浣熊) are better than country ones at opening bottles to get food. City raccoons have also learned to keep smaller fields so they don’t have to cross major roads, where they’re in greater danger!
As we see these changes in animals, we’re reminded that animals are adapting to(适应) our world. What about trying to adapt too Maybe slow down on roads for crossing animals, or leave part of our gardens for wildlife. The earth belongs to all of us—let’s share it!
This article focuses on 19 on the environment and animals. For example, we turned wild wolves into dogs as early as 40,000 years ago. Today, animals are still changing in order to survive. From 1983 to 2022, swallows in Nebraska has evolved shorter wings, leading to fewer roadkill deaths. And 20 , so half of African female elephants are now born without tusks.
19.
20.
the effects of human activities
human hunt elephants for ivory
Also, city raccoons near humans have become cleverer at getting food and 21 .
Seeing these changes in animals, we should realize humans are not the only creatures living on the earth. So 22 .
21.
22.
avoiding crossing major roads
we should adapt to the animals too(共21张PPT)
组合训练C
Ⅰ. 完形填空。
Our house was across the street from a famous hospital in the city. We lived downstairs and rented(出租) the upstairs rooms to the 1 .
One summer evening, there was a knock at the door. I opened it and saw a man. His face looked 2 . And he was so short that he was almost as tall as my eight-year-old son. However, his voice was pleasant.
( )1. A. doctors B. patients C. workers D. nurses
( )2. A. terrible B. beautiful C. pretty D. nice
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A
He said, “Good evening. I’m 3 if you have a room for just one night ” For a moment, I wanted to say no. But his following words 4 my mind. “I know my face looks terrible. But my doctor says with a few more treatments, I will look good,” he said. “I could just sleep in this rocking chair in the hallway.”
( )3. A. thinking B. believing C. wondering D. knowing
( )4. A. lost B. made C. kept D. changed
C
D
It didn’t take long to see that this old man had a big heart crowded into that tiny body. He told me he fished 5 a living to support his daughter, her three children and her husband, who was badly hurt in an accident. 6 , he didn’t tell it in a sad way. In fact, he was thankful that no pain 7 his illness. It was a form of skin cancer. He thanked God for giving him the strength to keep going. When I got up the next morning, he left, leaving a neatly folded bed.
( )5. A. for B. of C. with D. to
( )6. A. Happily B. Excitedly C. Surprisingly D. Naturally
( )7. A. came to B. came with C. came into D. came on
A
C
B
A few days later, we received a box of fish packed with fresh leaves. He washed every leaf carefully. Knowing that he must walk three miles to mail these and knowing 8 little money he had made the gifts more valuable. When I received these gifts, I often thought of the morning he left. My neighbor said, “Did you let that terrible-looking man stay last night I turned him 9 ! You will lose roomers by letting him in!”
( )8. A. how B. what C. that D. when
( )9. A. up B. off C. down D. on
A
C
Maybe we did lose roomers once or twice. But I know our family will always be 10 to him. He taught us to learn to accept the bad without complaining and the good with thanks.
( )10. A. polite B. thankful C. friendly D. close
B
Ⅱ. 阅读理解。
Getting hugged by someone you care about can be an encouraging experience. Research has shown that hugs can strengthen(加强) our social connections, improve our emotional(情感的) state and reduce feelings of loneliness and sadness. They can even help to lower stress levels and improve our health.
Unluckily, not everyone has the chance to be hugged whenever they need it. So, how can this problem be solved One idea that scientists have suggested is developing social robots that can hug people. These robots could probably offer lonely people the positive advantages of getting hugged without the need to know a person who hugs them.
However, creating a hug robot that is loved by people is no simple task. For example, if the robot is too large or has a design like something intimidating, people may feel uneasy about hugging it. Therefore, it is important for researchers to have further studies on the design which should include acceptance and comfort.
A recent study in the International Journal of Social Robotics focused on the development of Moffully-Ⅱ, a newly developed hug robot. It looks like a large, human-shaped teddy bear and stands at 2 meters tall. During a hug, it is able to move its arms and perform different gestures(手势). Copying the actions that humans usually do during hugs, such as tapping someone on the back, is necessary for making the hug feel real.
During the study, volunteers who got hugs from Moffully-Ⅱ preferred hugs with gestures over those without gestures. They sensed the robot as friendlier and safer when it made gestures, and they found the hugs to be more enjoyable in general.
While some people may feel uncomfortable with the idea of hugging a robot instead of a human, hug robots offer those who are in need of hugs another way to meet their needs. This includes those in nursing homes who hope for hugs, even if they are provided by a robot.
( )11. What is one of the possible influences of getting hugs
Increased loneliness.
B. Lowered emotional state.
C. Controlled social connections.
D. Reduced stress and improved health.
( )12. The word “intimidating” in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _________.
A. terrible B. cool C. friendly D. convenient
D
A
( )13. What is the main purpose of the study mentioned in the passage
A. To show the differences of gestures.
B. To examine how useful hug robots are.
C. To develop social robots for sick people.
D. To study the behavior of robots in nursing homes.
B
( )14. What is the best title for the passage
A. Are Robots Good at Giving Hugs
B. Is It Strange for Robots to Give Hugs
C. Are You Prepared to Get Hugs from a Robot
D. Do Robot Hugs Feel the Same as Human Hugs
C
Ⅲ. 任务型阅读。
Li Baoguo was a college teacher in Hebei Province. But he wasn’t happy just to give lessons in a classroom. Li played a part in helping farmers and improving their agricultural techniques(农业技术) in all his life. In 2016, the year he died, President Xi said he was like the “old man Yugong on the Taihang Mountains”.
In fact, Li did one of his most important things in the Taihang Mountains. He heard that there were many poor people in the villages. Li knew that the villagers wanted to do something good to the lifeless mountains but had difficulty growing crops(庄稼) and trees there.
To solve this, he started teaching the villagers to dig the land and grow apple trees and other crops. When Li first started working with the villagers, they were careless about some of his techniques. So, he organized more than 800 training sessions(课程) and wrote books to show them how his ideas could help them. Slowly, people started to believe him and follow his advice on farming. After 1981, it took him more than 200 days of every year to work with the villagers. At last, people there covered the mountains with trees and crops successfully, which helped the villagers make money. Li worked in the countryside for 35 years and helped about 100,000 farmers get themselves out of poverty(贫穷).
What a great man! In 2018, a film about him, called The Taste of Apple, was made. When it showed one of the villages he helped, people 18
15. Was Li Baoguo happy just to give lessons in a classroom
16. Why did Li Baoguo organize training sessions for the villagers
No, he wasn’t.
Because the villagers were careless about some of his techniques and he wanted to show them how his ideas could help them.
17. What makes Li Baoguo a great man
18. What might happen next Finish the ending. (about 30 words)
When it showed one of the villages he helped, people _________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
He played a part in helping farmers and improving their agricultural techniques all his life and helped about 100,000 farmers get out of poverty.
man Li Baoguo and how much he had done for their village and felt thankful to him.
remembered the great
Ⅳ. 概要补全。(2025·一中5月训练)
阅读文章,用恰当的短语或句子补全概要。补全部分总词数不超过30词。不能照抄原文连续超过3个词。
A new study has found that 176 kinds of birds around the world are building their nests(鸟巢) with rubbish from humans, such as cigarette butts(烟头) and plastic bags. Aren’t birds supposed to use things in nature, like grass, leaves and other parts of trees, to build their homes Yes, they used to.
But now things are different. A group of European scientists looked into about 35,000 studies on bird nests. They found that birds have used man-made things in nests almost everywhere on Earth.
Scientists found that some rubbish seems to be helpful. This is why birds “like” putting it in their nests. For example, cigarette butts have some chemicals(化学物质), so they can keep insects away and protect the baby birds. Plastic bags are useful in keeping the birds warm, and other hard things, such as paper cards, can make nests stronger.
However, in the end, human rubbish may only bring more problems to birds. The unhealthy chemicals in cigarettes hurt the baby birds. They may get sick or have shorter lives. To make matters worse, if the cigarette fire is not off when the bird brings it back to its home, it may set the nest on fire. Seabirds were found to add fishing nets to their nests, which may also cause danger to themselves, and it’s impossible for them to get out by themselves.
Our friends in the air are living a hard life because of some human activities. To improve the situation, people shouldn’t be allowed to smoke or leave rubbish behind when there are many trees around. And to make the idea work, people must receive punishment for breaking the rules. We can also play our part by building artificial(人工的) nests that are warm and safe for birds to use instead of forcing them to build their own.
Recently I read an article about 19 . A study found 176 bird species worldwide now use human rubbish like cigarette butts and plastic bags 20 to build nests. These materials offer benefits, such as keeping insects away, offering protection for baby birds and 21 . However, they also pose risks. Cigarette chemicals harm baby birds or hurt them, and so do the fishing nets. To solve the problem, people should avoid 22 , and build artificial nests for birds.
19.
20.
21. 22.
birds using human rubbish to build nests
instead of natural materials
instead of natural materials
smoking or littering(共22张PPT)
组合训练E
Ⅰ. 完形填空。
When I was in fourth grade, we would have reading circles. The other kids and I would sit in a 1 and read aloud different parts of books. Then the teacher would ask us questions. I loved to 2 those questions. I was an advanced(高阶的) reader and a very fast reader. That meant whenever the teacher would start asking us questions, I would be the 3 one to call out the answers.
( )1. A. circle B. club C. corner D. playground
( )2. A. ask B. repeat C. answer D. review
( )3. A. last B. first C. final D. middle
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C
B
This went on for a while, and everybody was pretty patient with me. Little did I realize, though, that the teacher was getting tired of my behavior. 4 I was not able to sit there and go with the other students, one day she put me in the corner, out of the circle.
Did this stop 5 I am afraid not. I was excited about what I had read. I kept on listening and reading. When the teacher would ask questions, I would still shout out the answers—but from across the room.
( )4. A. Because B. So C. Although D. If
( )5. A. her B. them C. you D. me
A
D
After I’d done this a few times, the teacher became 6 . She decided to have a meeting with my parents.
The next day, my mother came to school for the 7 . She reminded the teacher that I was just trying to be a good student and that I needed to be challenged more. 8 , it was made clear to me that there were other students in the class and they needed a chance to talk, too.
( )6. A. proud B. angry C. silent D. impolite
( )7. A. teacher B. student C. meeting D. answer
( )8. A. Also B. Luckily C. However D. Normally
B
C
C
In the end, we 9 a solution. I would sit 10 the circle with the other students, but I would be given more advanced books to read. After the reading circle was over, the teacher would spend time talking with me about what I had read.
( )9. A. turned on B. worked out C. agreed with D. joined in
( )10. A. on B. outside C. from D. in
B
D
Ⅱ. 阅读理解。
One day, a young man was walking in the desert. The sun was shining brightly overhead, making the sand beneath his feet extremely hot. He had been walking for a long time and felt very thirsty. His throat was dry, and his body was begging for water.
Just then, as he was struggling to move forward, he suddenly found a spring of delicious and clear water. The water was welling out from the ground, forming a small pool and looking so inviting. It was so cool and sweet for a man who had expected it for such a long time that he quickly bent
down and drank a lot in one go. The refreshing water seemed to bring him back to life. After quenching his thirst(解渴), he thought of his village and his kind teacher who had taught him in middle school. He decided to share this wonderful discovery with his teacher. So he took out his old leather(皮制的) bottle and filled it with the clear water carefully, imagining how happy his teacher would be when receiving this special gift.
After a four-day journey in the hot sun and through the endless sand dunes(沙丘), he finally arrived at his village. He rushed to his teacher’s house and gave the water to the old man. The old man, with a warm smile,
took a deep drink. He then smiled even more warmly and thanked his student sincerely for the sweet water. The young man, seeing his teacher’s happy expression, returned to his home with a light and happy heart.
Later, the teacher let another student taste the water. The student took a drink and spat it out at once, saying it was terrible. In fact, it had gone bad because of the old leather bottle which had influenced the taste of the water. The student was confused and asked his teacher, “Master, the water was bad and it was bitter. Why did you lie to him that you liked it ”
The teacher replied with a kind look in his eyes, “You only tasted the water while I tasted the gift. The water was full of love and kindness from my dear student. In my heart, nothing could be sweeter than this.”
This simple story shows us that sometimes, the value of a gift doesn’t lie in its physical quality but in the love and kindness it contains.
( )11. How was the young man when he was walking in the desert
A. He was excited. B. He was feeling cold.
C. He was very thirsty. D. He was full of energy.
( )12. What did the teacher do when receiving the water
A. He refused to drink it. B. He spat it out right away.
C. He returned to his home. D. He drank it and thanked the student.
C
D
( )13. What does the underlined word “spat” in Paragraph 4 mean
To make a short angry sound.
B. To make a noise while burning.
C. To force food or drink out of mouth.
D. To say something in an angry way.
C
( )14. What can we learn from the story
A. We should always carry clean water when traveling.
B. Teachers should always be honest with their students.
C. We should pay attention to the quality of gifts.
D. We should treasure the love and kindness expressed through gifts.
D
Ⅲ. 任务型阅读。
When you need to remember something, do you write it down on paper Probably not—you are more likely to just type(打字) some words with your phone, right
For years, new technology from computers to tablets(平板电脑) has been taking the place of writing by hand. In 2016, schools in Finland even stopped teaching writing. But is our move away from writing by hand influencing our brains A new study says it might be.
Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology asked 36 university students to write down information using either a pen or a keyboard. They also looked at the students‘ electrical brain activity, and found that their brain connectivity patterns(连接模式) were much more complex(复杂的) when the students wrote by hand than when they used a keyboard. Past research has found that this connectivity is the key to helping the brain have memories and record new information.
One of the researchers, Audrey van der Meer, said that writing letters by hand also helps children learn the difference between very similar letters like
“b” and “d”, because their bodies get to feel what it’s like to make the shapes.
According to the researchers, it’s important for students to keep learning how to write by hand. It’s also important to know what kind of writing is best for what situation.
“Students learn more and remember better when taking handwritten notes, while using a computer with a keyboard may be more practical when they write a long paper or passage,” Audrey van der Meer said.
15. Did schools in Finland stop teaching writing in 2016
16. What did the 36 university students use to write down information during the research
17. What’s Audrey’s opinion on writing by hand
Yes. /Yes, they did.
Either a pen or a keyboard.
It helps children learn the difference between very similar letters and students can learn more and remember better when taking handwritten notes.
18. What do you prefer, writing by hand or typing with a keyboard Why
I prefer writing by hand, because it can improve my handwriting and help me remember what I have learnt. /I prefer typing with a keyboard, because it is faster and can save more time. Also, using a keyboard can help avoid some language mistakes. (开放性试题,言之有理即可)
Ⅳ. 概要补全。(2025·杨家坪中学二模)
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Have you ever heard “You never get a second chance to make a first impression(印象) ” It may sound like an unusual piece of advice, but it is true—the impression someone has of you when meeting you for the first time will probably influence how that person treats you or reacts(回应) to you in the future.
What is even more interesting is that the brain takes in all the information to create that first impression in about three seconds. When you meet someone for the first time, by the time you have told your name or shaken hands, the other person has already had an opinion about the kind of person you are.
So how do you make a good first impression All things grown-ups tell you, such as being polite and being well-dressed, are very important.
However, the most important tool for making a good first impression is your face. Smiling and looking like you are happy will almost always leave a
positive impression on people, especially those who do not know you. Most people, generally speaking, are ready to smile back when they are smiled at.
Last but not least, you need to look at the other person while you talk. It shows that you care about what the other person is saying. It makes the conversation more enjoyable for both of you as well. This simple act can really improve your communication skills and strengthen your relationships.
Don’t worry about not making a good first impression! You can still use the tips. Everyone can try again. Although it takes time, people will find how nice you are. Every meeting is a new chance to show your good side. You can do it!
Reading Report
This passage talks about the first impression. It’s true that 19 . When you meet someone first, the other person makes an opinion of you in just 3 seconds—even when saying your name or 20 . This affects how they treat you.
19. _____
20. _____________________________________________________
the first impression others have of you can influence the way they treat you
shaking hands
How to make a good first impression 21 smile and look happy because people like happy faces and often smile back. Also, look at the other person when talking. It shows you care and makes conversations better. However, once you didn’t make a good first impression, don’t worry. These tips 22 . Keep trying and you will finally make it!
21. 22.
The most important is to
can still be used (共22张PPT)
组合训练D
There was a long line of hundreds of people in front of the Pop Mart store in Los Angeles at 4:45 a.m. on Friday. Some people kept waiting in line during the whole day to buy the new toy called Labubu.
It’s amazing that this Chinese toy brand has become very popular in the US. People has 1 fallen in love with this cute toy.
( )1. A. usually B. hardly C. completely D. carefully
Ⅰ. 完形填空。
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On the one hand, the reason behind Pop Mart’s 2 is that people of all ages like the toys. Many people like 3 toys to make themselves happy. If people buy toys, they’ll feel less stressful. In fact, the reason why people like the toy is not only because of the toy 4 , but also the toy like Labubu 5 emotional(情绪的) value for people.
( )2. A. success B. achievement C. development D. improvement
( )3. A. making B. collecting C. putting D. changing
( )4. A. itself B. it C. them D. themselves
( )5. A. offers B. gives C. provides D. sends
A
B
A
C
On the other hand, the reason of Pop Mart’s success is its blind box culture with a secret one(隐藏款) in it. The 6 of blind boxes is that buyers don’t know what kind of toy they will get. When they open the box, they feel surprised at it. Also, in order to get the secret one, they’ll buy more although they’ve already had many 7 ones. The fun and surprise of blind boxes also add a little magic to daily life. What’s more, it’s a great way to make friends 8 sharing and showing the toys.
( )6. A. season B. fun C. wealth D. market
( )7. A. folk B. correct C. interesting D. normal
( )8. A. on B. in C. by D. at
B
D
C
9 they have known each other or not before, this helps people to find the same topic and communicate more.
It’s said that this brand will continue 10 bringing Chinese brand to the world. The Labubu toy from the Chinese brand has made a difference to the pop culture like Barbe culture and Lego culture in the world.
( )9. A. If B. Until C. When D. Whether
( )10. A. putting down B. giving away C. cutting out D. working on
D
D
Ⅱ. 阅读理解。
Have you heard of capybaras(水豚) They are famous because of an interesting song called “Capybara” that becomes so popular on the Internet. These lovely and smart animals are winning hearts with their easygoing nature. They always stay calm and keep in good mood.
Do you know an adult capybara can weigh as much as a human Capybaras can grow up to 1.4 meters long, 61 centimeters tall, and weigh up to 65 kilograms. They are the world’s largest
rodents(啮齿动物).
Their teeth keep growing to eat plants. Like rabbits, their teeth are perfect for food. Capybaras are great swimmers. They like to live near rivers or lakes. Their webbed feet help them move easily in water. They can even sleep in water just with their noses outside.
People may think they look scary because of their large size, but they are friendly and easy to get along with. They often let other animals, like birds or even monkeys, sit on their backs. These chubby(胖乎乎的) and round animals live in the southern part of China. They love taking a shower, sleeping, and eating.
Capybaras play an important role in nature. They are in the middle of the food chain. They eat plants, which stops grass from growing too much. They are also preys(猎物) for other wild animals. Many animals like crocodiles and eagles kill them for food.
However, some wild capybaras are endangered. Their homes are being destroyed for farming and buildings. Water pollution also makes them sick. ▲ . Their living environment has become worse and worse so that the number of them is cutting down.
We can all help protect capybaras. Supporting wildlife organizations that save their homes is important. Never buy things made of wild animals. Learning about these animals and telling others about the importance of saving them are also useful. Even small actions have special meanings to these lovely animals.
( )11. Why does the writer show the Internet song in Paragraph 1
A. To show how social media is important to animal protection.
B. To catch readers‘ eyes to read with a fun fact.
C. To say no to modern young people’s hobbies.
D. To tell young people to love the song about animals.
B
( )12. What can we learn from the text
A. Capybaras are the smallest rodents in the world.
B. Capybaras are popular because they are cute, easygoing and calm animals.
C. Capybaras are easy to get along with because of their large size.
D. Different illnesses lead to the number of capybaras dropping.
B
( )13. Which sentence can be put in the ▲
A. These gentle animals often share their food with others
B. Meanwhile, their webbed feet help them swim quickly
C. It forces them to move into smaller areas because of polluted water
D. We should do something to deal with the water pollution
C
( )14. Which of the following best shows the importance of capybaras in nature
A. Their large size helps them fight against other wild animals.
B. They act as plant-eaters and preys for larger animals.
C. Their webbed feet make them excellent swimmers.
D. They get along well with other animals.
B
Ⅲ. 任务型阅读。
In the city center, firefighters quickly get ready when they hear the alarm. Within 60 seconds they are dressed and rushing to a burning building. Even though they know the floors might collapse(坍塌) and the ceilings could fall, they still have to go inside. One wrong decision might mean death.
Who would do a job like that Ask firefighter Sam Telfer. One month ago, he signed up for the job. He used to sit in an office of a software company, but now he is trained to break into rooms full of smoke and heat and come up with a rescue strategy.
“I wanted a job where I could be active, work with my hands, learn new practical skills, and face different challenges every day.” That’s quite an understatement(保守说法) to describe a career that requires you to keep a cool head while fighting against a fire. But Telfer says that flames(火焰) and nerves can be controlled in the same way: through continuous physical and mental(思想的) training.
Telfer was a runner in college, but now he trains his lungs(肺) for dangerous situations instead of races. He has to climb hundreds of steps while wearing 34 kilograms of gear, like oxygen tanks. He also needs to carry
unconscious people to safety. No matter what he’s doing, he has to control his breathing. Panic(恐慌) will only waste his limited air supply.
His survival depends on more than just being physically fit. Firefighters need a lot of mental preparation too. When they are not dealing with emergencies, they study many subjects like emergency medicine, structural design, and chemical reactions. They practice quickly assessing(评估) the changing conditions of a fire.
Shifting from a software expert to a first responder was a big change for Telfer. But he says, “I have never once felt that this isn’t the right job for me.” Even though danger might be waiting every day, his body and mind are trained to stay calm, even in the middle of a fierce fire.
15. Do firefighters have to get ready within sixty seconds after hearing the alarm
16. When did Sam Telfer become a firefighter
17. How can a firefighter stay alive in a big fire
18. Does Sam Telfer love the job as a firefighter Give your reasons.
Yes./Yes, they do.
One month ago.
By being physically fit and mentally prepared.
Yes. Because he says, “I have never once felt that this isn’t the right job for me.”
Ⅳ. 概要补全。(2025·八中强化四)
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China’s Double Ninth Festival falls on the ninth day of the ninth month of the Chinese lunar calendar every year. It is a traditional folk holiday focusing on good health and long life. Let’s take a look at some keywords which can help us have a better understanding of this festival.
Nine
Nine is an important number in Chinese culture because its pronunciation means “long” in Chinese. According to the Book of Changes(《易经》), the number six is considered yin while nine is yang. The ninth day of the ninth lunar month in the Chinese calendar features two nines, so the day is given the Chinese name “Chongyang”.
Plants
The cornel(茱萸) and chrysanthemum(菊花) have to be mentioned. Cornel, famous in traditional Chinese medicine, is widely planted in the north and south of China. Ancient people believed that wearing the cornel on this day could help prevent illness and avoid disasters(灾难).
They also believed that the chrysanthemum could drive away bad luck and prevent one from getting a cold in late autumn. So, drinking chrysanthemum wine has always been a traditional custom at this festival.
Elders
In 1989, the Chinese government sets the double ninth day as a day for the elders. To encourage all to respect and love them, it actively encourages the whole society to hold folk activities to honor the old. Besides, it puts more money into protecting cultural heritage(遗产) to help this traditional festival develop so as to build a beautiful, age-friendly society.
Summary
Hello, everyone, I am Jack. I am an exchange student from England. Yesterday, I read an article about China’s Double Ninth Festival. The article main talks about 19 . The first one is “Nine”. Nine is an important number for Chinese culture. It 20 as the word which means long. The number nine is considered yang in the Book of Changes, so the ninth day of the ninth lunar month is called “Chongyang”.
19.
20.
three keywords about the Double Ninth Festival
has the same pronunciation/is pronounced the same/sounds the same
The second one is “Plants”. The cornel and chrysanthemum are mentioned. They are widely used to express people’s wishes for their own 21 . The last one is “Elders”. It seems that 22 . On the one hand, the Chinese government sets the double ninth day as a festival and actively encourages the whole society to honor the old. On the other hand, the Chinese government makes an effort to protect cultural heritage to help this traditional festival develop.
21.
22.
health, good luck and safety
the Chinese government actively spreads the popularity of this festival(共22张PPT)
组合训练A
Ⅰ. 完形填空。
I took up baking(烘焙) at 12. At that time, I was working on my school bakery project with my classmates. I tried a few times, but I wasn’t very 1 . My parents advised me to learn from my grandmother, who later gave me her recipe(食谱) and instructions as well. 2 two years’ practice, I was able to make delicious bread. I have come to realize making bread means a lot to me although it takes a long time.
( )1. A. careful B. successful C. tired D. comfortable
( )2. A. After B. Before C. Until D. While
首页
B
A
To make bread, others usually use quick-rise yeast(酵母) 3 I don’t. Every Saturday morning, after mixing proper amount of water with flour, sugar, etc., I take time to wait for the dough(面团) to rise.
Baking does require great 4 .
( )3. A. but B. so C. and D. although
( )4. A. talent B. courage C. patience D. skill
A
C
In my hands, the dough is slowly growing. It’s becoming softer. I can feel the change which connects me to something quite different from the modern way of living. To me, making bread goes 5 our culture of convenience. It certainly takes 6 time than buying bread from a store, but I enjoy it.
( )5. A. with B. to C. for D. against
( )6. A. fewer B. most C. more D. less
D
C
I’ve kept my grandmother’s recipe without making any change. Up to now, this 7 has continued for years. Sometimes in order to fit it in, I have to change my schedule. But I have 8 considered giving it up.
( )7. A. tradition B. trouble C. instruction D. connection
( )8. A. sometimes B. never C. ever D. often
A
B
What makes me happy is that my children like my home-made bread. By the time my children get home from school, the bread has been baked and cooled. They step into the house and the 9 thing they do is to take a deep breath of the warm, honeyed air. My bread-baking has also helped them slow down and 10 the value of taking their time and leading an unhurried life.
( )9. A. last B. first C. most D. second
( )10. A. prepare B. improve C. memorize D. understand
B
D
Ⅱ. 阅读理解。(2025·西附三模)
Thinking outside the box is a metaphor(隐喻) often used to describe different, or creative thinking. It shows up in simple things like using paper to make “planes” instead of just writing on it.
The term was first used in 1975 by a company. The Human Resource(HR) offered a 9-dot puzzle to the interviewees who were asked to connect all the dots with only 4 lines. This task actually requires some lateral thinking(跨界
思维), so the HR encouraged the interviewees to “think outside the box”. In this case, they needed to look beyond the box and create something else.
To draw those 4 lines, you have to first use up all the ways within the box. Only then can you realize that the problem is the box itself. You need to understand the problem, then solve it.
To think outside the box, you must look beyond a narrow view. Otherwise(否则), you wouldn’t find the answer. Thinking outside the box can also force you to widen your horizon. Then you will focus more on opportunities and the willingness to take risks, which encourages people to
grow. When we stay in our comfort zone(舒适地带), taking risks, growing, and challenging the normal seem much more frightening. So try to become an effective leader, or a team member.
Whatever you do, think twice: First in the box, then outside the box. Outside-the-box thinking often breaks the routines(常规) and may sound ridiculous(荒谬的). But without thinking outside the box, these people, like Thomas Edison, Isaac Newton, wouldn’t have changed the world in the way they did. Just allow yourself to start thinking outside the box. You’ll be glad you did.
( )11. What does the underlined word “this” in Paragraph 2 refer to
A. Connecting all the dots with only 4 lines.
B. Thinking outside the box.
C. Taking part in the job interview.
D. Taking risks all the time.
B
( )12. Which is the right answer to solving the 9-dot puzzle according to the passage
A B C D
D
Think outside the box
Introduction A metaphor for creative problem-solving, such as 13 .
( )13. A. using a big leaf as an umbrella
B. using paper to take notes
C. using cups to drink water
D. using cloth bags instead of plastic bags
A
14 1. Fully understand what the present problem(the box) is.
2. Go beyond its limitations by challenging different ways.
Benefits 1. It solves challenging tasks.
2. It can help widen people’s horizons.
3. It makes people pay more attention to more opportunities.
4. It encourages people’s growth.
Conclusion Whatever you do, you can try to think outside the box.
( )14. A. Purposes B. Steps C. Advice D. Examples
B
Ⅲ. 任务型阅读。
I was 68 when I first stepped onstage as a stand-up comedian. I’d never set foot in a comedy club before. But after the 9/11 terrorist attack, I started to think about trying comedy because I realized that people needed to laugh again. I took a few classes, tried to work out a routine, and finally collected the courage to get up onstage. That first time was terrifying! I could expect what the audience(观众) would think of me the first time they saw me.
In New York, comedians are typically young men. It’s hard enough to break through as a woman, and even harder as someone old enough to be
their grandmother. A booking agent said, “Perhaps you were in the wrong place.” As I stepped onstage that first time, people were clearly surprised and doubtful to see an old woman. I introduced myself, stated my age and tried my first joke. There was silence. But by the time I got to the third line, people were finally laughing properly. After the whole performance, the same agent clapped his hand and presented a bunch of flowers to me, saying, “Oh, you were so great.” I was more attracted by this job.
Even today, I’m nervous before I step out. My first line is, “Hello, everybody, I’m almost 88 years old. I’m telling you that in case I don’t make it all the way through the show.” Then people laugh and I relax.
I realize that what I am determined to do is much more than my own personal growth. After a show, people, young and old, come up to me saying what an inspiration I am. They say they want to be as active as I am when they reach my age. I’m pleased that I can show others that, as an older person, you don’t need to take a back seat in life.
Last year, I was recognized as the oldest woman stand-up comedian in the world. But I have no plan to stop my comedy work. I hope to still be performing when I’m 100. My goal is to still be up there making people laugh.
By D’yan Forest
15. Did the audience believe the writer was a great comedian the first time they saw her
16. According to the passage, how long has the writer been a comedian
17. Besides personal growth, what the other meaning is mentioned for the writer to be such a comedian
No, they didn’t.
About 20 years.
She inspires others.
18. The writer of the passage breaks down some stereotypes(刻板印象). List such a role model you know and tell the reasons.
A role model is Tu Youyou. She broke stereotypes about age and gender in science by winning the Nobel Prize for her malaria research, proving talent and dedication have no boundaries.(开放性试题,言之有理即可)
Ⅳ. 概要补全。(2025·南开二模)
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We are taught from birth to use food to express our feelings. We plan family dinners, treat our friends from far away and make traditional food during festivals.
But emotional eating is different. For example, you may eat a lot more than usual when you fail an important exam. You might eat a lot when experiencing the stress from diseases. The bad news is that emotional eating
will not help you drive away any terrible feelings but might only lower your energy, disturb your sleep and weaken your immunity(免疫力). Luckily, here are some things you can do to avoid emotional eating.
First, understand what you are experiencing. If your stomach is growling(咆哮), it is a sign of physical hunger. But if there is no such sign and you still feel hungry, you’d better do a mental check of yourself: Am I experiencing happiness, sadness, fear, or anger If your answer is yes, it is not your body but your mind that is asking for food.
Moreover, when to eat also has a great influence. You should eat meals around the same time each day, and leave about three to five hours apart between meals. If you stick to this plan, you can not only avoid mindless eating but also control your blood sugar and insulin(胰岛素).
Last but not least, remember to avoid blaming(责备) yourself for emotional eating. This only heightens emotions, which can increase the drive to eat. Sometimes a mistake can be a chance to learn how to deal with a similar situation in the future. So try to use a gentle self-talk next time.
Follow these suggestions from now on! You can eat well even under great stress!
SUMMARY
Emotional eating means 19 . It can harm our health by lowering energy, disturbing sleep, and weaken immunity. Here is something you can do. First, tell whether you are experiencing 20 . Second, 21 and stick to it. Lastly, try to be kind to yourself. This is because the more you blame yourself, 22 .
19.
20.
21.
22.
eating too much/a lot more than usual under stress/when you experience bad feelings/emotions
physical hunger or mental hunger
(you should) make a plan for eating
the more you want to eat
