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第1頁(共1頁)2026年廣東省佛山市順德區高考英語考前試卷第二部分閱讀(共兩節,滿分37.5分)第一節(共4小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。(7.5分)Ifyou'reanenvironmentallyawaremeat﹣eater,youprobablycarryatleastalittleguilttothedinnertable.Themeatonourplatescomesatasignificantenvironmentalcost.Meatindustryaccountsforabout15%ofgreenhousegasemissionsintheworld,bothdirectlyandindirectly.That'sabigreasonwhythere'ssuchabuzztodayaroundanewcomertosupermarketshelves:plant﹣basedmeats.Theseproductslookandtastelikerealmeatbutcontainnoanimalingredients,promisingtomatchtheflavorandtextureofrealgroundmeatwhilereducingenvironmentalimpact.GreenhousegasfootprintsoffoodproteinsButaretheytruly"green"?Plant﹣basedmeatsarehighlyprocessed.Proteins,fats,thickenersandflavoringsarecombinedtomakefoodsthatresembleburgers,hotdogsandothermeatproducts.However,everystepofproductionconsumesenergy,whichraisesthequestion:Withalltheprocessing,arethesemeatalternativesreallygreenerthanwhattheyseektoreplace?Toanswerthis,environmentalscientistsuselifecycleanalysis,amethodthatinvolvestakingeachingredientinthefinalproductandtracingitbacktoitsorigin,recordingalltheenvironmentalcostsinvolved.Theyfoundtheaveragegreenhousegasfootprintfromplant﹣basedmeatswasjust7%ofbeefforthesameamountofprotein.Theplant﹣basedproductswerealsomoreclimate﹣friendlythanporkorchicken—althoughlessstrikinglyso,withgreenhousegasemissionsjust57%and37%ofthosefortheactualmeatsrespectively.1.Whichfoodproteinhasthelowestgreenhousegasfootprintper100g?A.Beef.B.Pork.C.Plant﹣basedmeat.D.Tofu.2.Whymightplant﹣basedmeatsnotbefully"green"?A.Theycontainanimalfats.B.Theyareenergy﹣consuming.C.Theyaredifficulttoproduce.D.Theyhavetoomanyingredients.3.Whydoscientistsuselifecycleanalysisforplant﹣basedmeats?A.Tomeasuretaste.B.Totestproteincontent.C.Totrackenvironmentalcosts.D.Tocalculateproductioncosts.(10分)Inmygrandparents'era,thequestionofwhethertorepairorreplaceanitemwasirrelevant.Repairwasusuallytheonlyoption.Sowhenfacedwithabrokenhoe(鋤頭)onesummer,Iletmybraindoalittletime﹣travelinganddecidedtomaketherepair,justlikegrandpawouldhavedone.Idugthroughmyoldtoolboxfortheneededparts,sortingthroughamixofnails,screws,andbolts.Ihaveastrongloveforthepastandcherishthebondsconnectingpresentandpastgenerations.Finally,Ichosemyfavoritehammerpasseddownfrommydad,whoreceiveditfromhisdad.Grandpa'shammerhasaworn,ashhandle,thegrainsmoothfrom70yearsofuseandspottedwithcolorfulpaint.Grandpausedhishammertomakethings—akitchentable,arockingchairandadollhouse.Grandpasaidittooktwothingstomakedreamscometrue—faithandahammer.Mygrandpawasquietandreserved.butneverhumourless.Small,sillythingswouldamusehim.Hehadhisfavoriteexpressions.Helikedsaying"It'simmaterialtome"evenwhen"Idon'tmind"wouldhavebeenenough.Deepdown,Ithinkhewasprobablydisappointedthathehadn'tachievedmoreinlife.Heleftschoolwithoutqualificationsandbecameacarpenter—ajobhewasn'tpassionateabout.Hewasneverparticularlyambitious,thoughtherewasamomentwhenheandmygrandmaplannedtomovetoCanada,anideathatnevercametofruition.Wherehecameintohisownwasaroundthehouse.Hehadan"eyeforthejob".Whetheritwasbuildingabookshelforfixingacupboard—whathecouldachievewasastonishing.RepairingthehoemeantdiggingthroughGrandpa'sdustyhardware.Withjusttherightboltinhand,Iwasreadytobegin.AsIfinishedthehoerepairandreplacedthehammer,Isaidaheartythankstograndpa.I'mdeterminedtopassittothenextgeneration—mentoringwithpurposeandweavingtogethertheconnectingcords.4.Whydidtheauthorchoosetorepairthehoe?A.Repairwasusuallytheonlyoption.B.Hewantedtocarryonthefamilytradition.C.Hewantedtotestifthehammerstillworked.D.Thetoolboxhadthepartsneededfortherepair.5.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetohisgrandpainparagraph3?A.Hesympathizedwithhisgrandpa'sbehavior.B.Heregrettedhisgrandpahadnotachievedmore.C.Hewasannoyedbyhisgrandpa'schoiceofwords.D.HewasgratefulhisgrandpanevermovedtoCanada.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"cameintohisown"inparagraph3mean?A.Hewasabletoshowhisrealtalents.B.Hewasabletodothingsonhisown.C.Hewasabletoforgethispastfailures.D.Hewasabletocontinuehisregularjob.7.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?A.Toarguethevalueofoldobjects.B.Toshowhowtorepairoldtools.C.Toreflectonpersonalexperiences.D.Toshareimaginedfamilyhistories.(10分)Toreallysucceedinlife,haveyoueverconsideredgettinganemesis(假想敵)?Itotallyrecommendit.Willpowerfades.Appsrarelychangebehavior.Youneedthekindoffuelthat'sbornfrompurejealousyorfromthefireofanger.It'safeelingthatboilsdownto:Thatguy?Suchemotioncanprovidelastingmotivation.Youdonotneedtoexpressangeropenlyorconfrontanyonedirectly.Honestly,it'sprobablybetterifyoudon'ttellanyoneatall.Manysuccessfulpeopleusethisemotionasasourceofmotivationandhavemaderemarkableachievements.MichaelJordanprovidesafamousexample.Here'salistofthingshewasoffendedby:Arivalcoachnotsayinghitohimwhileouttodinner;Arivalsaying,"Youare,lucky,Mike."Theseminorslightsfueledhisdeterminationandpushedhimtodobetteronthebasketballcourt.Creatinganenemyandlookingforsignsofdisrespectfromopponentshelphimachievegreatthings.Researchsupportsthis.AstudyfromtheWhartonSchoolshowsthatunderdogsoftenperformbetterbecausetheywanttoproveotherswrong.Itfeelssatisfyingtoprovewrongthepeoplewhodoubtyou.Inthissense,suchfeelingscanbecomepowerfulforcesbehindachievement.Anemesisdoesnotneedtobeafamouspeopleoradirectcompetitor.Itcanbeanyonewhoseachievementsyousecretlyenvy,whosehardworkortalentspushyoutodobetter,orwhoseactionschallengeyoutostepupyourowngame.Thekeyistoturnthisemotionintoaction:youtransformfeelingsofenvyintoproductiveenergyandpushyourselftowardgreateraccomplishments.Evenpartners,friendsorcolleaguescansometimestemporarilyserveasmotivatorsincertainsituations.Ultimately,thepowerofanemesisliesinusingemotionstrategically.Peopleoftenfeartheycan'tsucceed—sotheyhesitatetotry…untiltheygetmadenough.Thisemotion—whetherrealorimagined—cancarryyoufurtherandhelpindividualsachievemorethantheythoughtpossible,especiallywhentrainingandtalentreachtheirlimits.8.What'sthemainideaofparagraph1?A.Anemesiscanbeapowerfulmotivator.B.Willpoweralonecanguaranteesuccess.C.Appsareineffectiveforachievingsuccess.D.Everyoneshouldcreateanemesistosucceed.9.WhyisMichaelJordanmentionedinparagraph2?A.Toshowheoftenhasconflictswithothers.B.Toprovetalentismoreimportantthanemotion.C.Toillustratehowminoroffensesdriveperformance.D.Toexplainwhyathletesoftenneedstrongopponents.10.Whocanbeconsideredasanemesis?A.Onlywell﹣knownfiguresordirectrivals.B.Anyonewhoseachievementsmotivateyou.C.Peoplewhoopenlychallengeyoueveryday.D.Someonewhofrequentlycausesarguments.11.Howdoestheauthorviewthepowerofnemesis?A.Itcanreplacetalentandhardwork.B.Itisanunreliablesourceofmotivation.C.Itisanimaginaryconceptwithlittleeffect.D.Itcanbeastrategictoolforpersonalgrowth.(10分)InJanuary2024,nearDominica,IencounteredaspermwhalenamedPinchy.Asshesankintothedeep,Irealizedthatdespiteoursharedmammalianneedforair,welivedinentirelyseparateworlds.Asascientiststudyingwhalecommunication,IwonderedwhatwhalesmighttellmeifIcouldunderstandwhatshewassaying?Myresearchhaslearnedthatspermwhaleshavearemarkablysophisticatedcommunicationsystem—onethatmayevenresembleaformoflanguage.Thisdiscoveryhasbeenmadepossiblethankstotheuseoftechnologyitself,especiallyartificialintelligence.Thismightseemcontradictory.Inourtechnology﹣drivencivilization,doesn'ttechnologyoftenmakeusmoredistantfromthenaturalworld?YetwhatI'vecometoknowisthattechnologyandnaturedonotexistinazero﹣sumrelationship,wheretheriseofonesideisthedownfalloftheother.Instead,thesetoolscangivehumansanopportunitytofeelmoreconnectedtonature.Thisviewtookyearstofullyform.Inrecentwork,whenAItechnologiesbegantopredictwordsandformsentencesontheirown,mycolleaguesandIworkwithcomputerscientiststotestifthesemodelscouldanalyzespermwhalecodas(嗒嗒聲).Inapilotstudy,AIsuccessfullyidentifieddifferentcodatypes,whalefamilygroupsandevenindividualwhaleswithover90%accuracy.ThisgaverisetoProjectCETI,aninitiativewhere50biologists,AIexpertsandlinguistsworktogethertodecodewhalecommunication.Ourlateststudyshowsthatspermwhalesproducesoundssimilartohumanvowels.Laterthisyear,wewillreleaseanAIsystemthatcantranslatehumanaudiointowhale﹣likesounds—allowinghumans,forthefirsttime,topotentiallyexperiencewhatitmightbeliketointeractwithawhaleinitsownlanguage.Thepotentialisprofound.Trulyunderstandingwhale"language"wouldnotonlyrewritebiologytextbooks,butalsofundamentallychallengeourhuman﹣centeredworldview.JustasCopernicusshowedthatEarthwasnotthecenteroftheuniverse,wehopeourworkcouldmarkasimilarshift—arecognitionthatwearenottheonlybeingswithrichinternalandcommunallives.Tome,thisistherealpotentialpromiseofAI:nottomakeusfasterormoreefficient,buttomakeuswiser.12.Whatcanbeinferredfromtheauthor'sdiscussionoftechnologyandnature?A.Astechnologyrises,naturefalls.B.Technologyseparateshumansfromnature.C.Technologyandnaturearemutuallybeneficial.D.Technologyleadstothedestructionofnature.13.WhatistheprimarygoalofProjectCETI?A.Toclassifydifferentwhalespecies.B.TouseAItounderstandwhalecommunication.C.Tostudythebehaviorofwhalesinthewild.D.Totrainwhaletocommunicatewithhumans.14.WhydoestheauthormentionCopernicusinparagraph6?A.Tohighlightacognitiveshiftthroughcomparison.B.Tocriticizetraditionalviewsofhumancentrality.C.Toshowtheprojectisascomplexasastronomy.D.Tostresstheimportanceofscientificdiscoveries.15.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.AI:ADouble﹣edgedSwordinModernScienceB.WhaleCommunication:TheDiscoveryof"Vowels"C.SpermWhales:TheIntelligentCreaturesintheOceanD.TalkingtoWhales:AIBridgestheGapBetweenSpecies第二節(共1小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文,從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。有兩項為多余選項。(12.5分)Holdingasoloconcertisamilestoneforanymusician.16ForClaraReed,thereisanadditionalchallenge:Shehasbeendeafsinceshewas12yearsold.Forthepastthreeyears,Clara,now15,hasbeenovercomingherdisabilitytoachievethisgoal."Igottiredofrelyingonothers.Whynottrytofeelthemusicmyself?"sheexplains.17Thenshegotboredagainandtriedvibrating(震動)floormatstofeeltherhythmandstrengthofeachnote.Thencamemonthsofpatientpractice,aloneinaquietroom.18Sheunderstooditbyfeelingthevibrationsofthekeysandusingherhandmemory.Shealsousedspecialsoftwarethatturnssoundintovisualsignals,helpinghermatchthespeedandvolumeofthemusic.Now,afterpracticinghundredsofpiecesfrommemoryindependently,Clarahasgraduallyreducedherrelianceonothers."Atfirst,Ihadtoconcentratehardto'hear'themusicthroughmyhandsandeyes.Now,itfeelsalmostnatural,"sheexplains.19"Imadequitemanymistakesinthebeginning—likehittingthewrongkeys—butIquicklyadjust,"shelaughs.20Thefreedomandconfidenceshehasbuiltthroughindependentpracticearevast,notonlyelevatingherskillsaswellasprovidinginspirationtoothers."Ican'thidethefactthatI'mdeaf,"shesays,"butIcanplaylikeeveryoneelseandnotbetreateddifferently."A.That'snottosaythelearningprocessiseasy.B.Repeatingisimportantforplayinghardpieces.C.Asaresult,shelearnedtheentireChopinpiece.D.Shebeganbypracticingsimplemelodiesinsilence.E.Itgivesheranopportunitytosharethestagewitheveryone.F.Thisposesextremephysicalandmentalchallengesforanyone.G.Clarabelievesindependenceoutweighsanyfearofmistakes.第三部分語言運用(共兩節,滿分15分)第一節(共1小題;每小題15分,滿分15分)閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。(15分)Everyoneknowsthatscienceisimportant.Theaimofscienceisto21howtheworld,everythinginitandbeyondit,works.Somepeople,22,claimthatmuchofwhatisdoneinthenameofscienceisawasteoftimeandmoney.Whatisthe23ininvestigatinghowatomsbehaveorinstudyingstarsbillionsofkilometresaway?Science,theyargue,is24onlyifithassomepracticalapplication.Yethistoryshowsthatcuriosity﹣drivenresearchoftenleadsto25breakthroughs.WhentheScottishphysicistJamesClerkMaxwell26experimentswithelectricityandmagnetisminthelate19thcentury,hehadnospecificendin27andwascertainlynot28toearnmoney;hewassimplytryingtounderstandmoreabouthowtheworldworks.Despitethis,hisworklaidthe29forourmodernwayoflife.Computers,satellites,theInternet,mobilephonesandmedicalscannersallowetheirexistencetothefactthatascientist30theneedtounderstandtheworldalittlebetter.Maxwell'scandle﹣litlaboratorywasquietoncemore,buttheideashesparkedcontinueto31ourworld.Nowmorestudents32toaskquestionswithoutobviousanswers.Suchcuriosity33seedsthatmaytakeyears,decadesorevencenturiestobearfruits.Everyexperiment,everyobservation,everyfailurebringsusclosertounderstanding.Thevalueofscienceliesnotonlyinwhatitproducesbutinthe34itshapes.Andthat,ultimately,isthe35ofscience.21.A.setupB.figureoutC.carryoutD.makeup22.A.thereforeB.moreoverC.howeverD.likewise23.A.causeB.outcomeC.pointD.basis24.A.stableB.profitableC.availableD.valuable25.A.unexpectedB.hugeC.littleD.limited26.A.conductedB.inventedC.learnedD.designed27.A.needB.mindC.handD.sight28.A.instructedB.trainedC.practicingD.aiming29.A.conclusionB.foundationC.sourceD.theory30.A.metB.avoidedC.choseD.felt31.A.darkenB.ruleC.lightD.decorate32.A.hesitateB.pretendC.dareD.refuse33.A.plantsB.removesC.destroysD.collects34.A.mindsetB.competitionC.cooperationD.history35.A.challengeB.exampleC.proofD.significance第二節(共1小題;每小題1.5分,總分15分)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當的單詞,或括號內單詞的正確形式。(15分)No?Bryantspent41yearsidentifyingasAfricanAmerican.Thisyear,shebecameChinese.36(inspire)byviralvideosonsocialmedia,BryantdraggedherhusbandandtwochildrentotheirlocalAsiangrocerystore.SheaskedAI37Chinesefoodsheshouldbuyandspentaround$200onsoysauce,gojiberriesandotheringredients."IwanttobecomeaChinesebaddie,"sheexplained.Thesedays,shestartshermornings38warmherbaltea.Shewearsslippersaroundthehouse,andwantstotryacupuncturenext.Bryantisnotalone.AcrosstheU.SandWesternworld,non﹣ChinesepeopleareembracingChineselifestyles,39trendcalled"Chinamaxxing",whichmeanstryingtobeasChineseaspossible.Thisincludesdrinkinghotwaterinsteadofcoldbeverages,avoidingwalkingaroundthehousebarefoot,40practicinglongevityexercises.Fordecades,Chineseculturehadlimitedvisibilityworldwide.Recently,thishaschanged41(platform)likeXiaohongshuallowedAmericanandChineseuserstoexchangelanguageskills,recipesandculturalknowledgeintheirrespectivecountries.StreamerssuchasDarrenWatkins42(tour)Chinalastyear,bringingvisionsofthecountry'sfuturisticskylinestomillionsofviewers.LabubudollsmadebyChinesetoymakerPopMartbecamea43(globe)craze.WellnessinfluencersfurtherpopularizedtraditionalChinesemedicinalpractices.SherryZhu,23,helpedpopularizehabitslikeeatingboiledapples.ThesevideosencouragedpeoplelikeCrissaJewel,a31﹣year﹣oldtherapist,44(adopt)similarroutines.Sheevengaveherdogswarmwater,whichshesaidhascuredherdog'sstomachissues.Nowshe'sconsidering45(take)uptaichi.第四部分寫作(共兩節,滿分15分)第一節(滿分15分)46.(15分)假定你是李華,下周有英國學生訪問你校。你將作為學生代表做一個題為"ChineseWordsandTheirStories"的發言。請為此寫一篇發言稿,內容包括:(1)介紹一個你最喜歡的漢字;(2)列舉它的不同用法及文化寓意。注意:(1)詞數80左右;(2)可以適當增加細節,以使行文連貫。Goodmorning,everyone!_________Thankyouforlistening!第二節(滿分25分)47.(25分)ThefirstmorningIarrivedatWillowbrookNursingHome,Icouldhardlycontroltheknotofnervousexcitementforminginmystomach.Itwasmyfirsttimevolunteeringwiththeyouthgrouptohelptheseniors.Iwasthrilledandeagertodosomethingmeaningfulforthecommunity,butIwasalsoextremelynervous.Whatwouldthesepeoplebelike?WhatwouldItalktothemabout?IknewIwasdoingagooddeedandthatIcouldlearnalotfromthishands﹣onwork,yetdeepdown,theshygirlinmekeptwhisperingthatImightnotfitinorknowhowtocommunicatewiththem.Asavolunteer,mytaskwassimple:assistthestaffandspendtimewiththeresidents.YetasIwalkedthroughtheslidingglassdoors,IfeltasifIweresteppingintoaworldentirelydifferentfrommyown.Mrs.Thompson,theheadnurse,greetedmewarmly."You'llstartinthecommonroom,"shesaid."Someoftheresidentslovecompany,andalisteningearmakesallthedifference.KeepaneyeonMr.Harris.He'sbeenquietanddownthesedays."Inodded,takingadeepbreath.Thecommonroomwasbright,withsunlightspillingoverthetables.Elderlymenandwomensatquietly,someinwheelchairsandothersinarmchairs,eyesglancingtowardthedoorwithcuriosity.Inthecorner,alone,satanelderlyman,staringatthefloor,hiseyescloudedwithsorrow.IguessedhemustbeMr.Harris.Takingadeepbreath,Iputonmywarmestandmostsinceresmile.Butseveralminuteslater,theairgrewtense.ThelinesIhadpreparedearliercompletelyescapedmymind.Istoodthere,frozenwithembarrassment.Ihadnoideawhattodoorwhattosaynext.ThencamethemomentIwouldneverforget.Anoldmanwithwhitehairandgentlegray﹣blueeyeslookedatmeandgesturedformetocomecloser."HowmuchdoIoweyouforyoursmile?"heaskedsoftly.Ilaughedandrepliedwithouthesitation,"Nothingatall.""Well,inthatcase,mayIhaveanother?"Ismiledathimagain,andastrongsenseofconnectionsurgedthroughme.注意:(1)續寫的詞數應為150左右;(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。Soon,ourconversationbegan.______Whenthedayended,Ihelpedreturnthewheelchairs.______

2026年廣東省佛山市順德區高考英語考前試卷第二部分閱讀(共兩節,滿分37.5分)第一節(共4小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。(7.5分)Ifyou'reanenvironmentallyawaremeat﹣eater,youprobablycarryatleastalittleguilttothedinnertable.Themeatonourplatescomesatasignificantenvironmentalcost.Meatindustryaccountsforabout15%ofgreenhousegasemissionsintheworld,bothdirectlyandindirectly.That'sabigreasonwhythere'ssuchabuzztodayaroundanewcomertosupermarketshelves:plant﹣basedmeats.Theseproductslookandtastelikerealmeatbutcontainnoanimalingredients,promisingtomatchtheflavorandtextureofrealgroundmeatwhilereducingenvironmentalimpact.GreenhousegasfootprintsoffoodproteinsButaretheytruly"green"?Plant﹣basedmeatsarehighlyprocessed.Proteins,fats,thickenersandflavoringsarecombinedtomakefoodsthatresembleburgers,hotdogsandothermeatproducts.However,everystepofproductionconsumesenergy,whichraisesthequestion:Withalltheprocessing,arethesemeatalternativesreallygreenerthanwhattheyseektoreplace?Toanswerthis,environmentalscientistsuselifecycleanalysis,amethodthatinvolvestakingeachingredientinthefinalproductandtracingitbacktoitsorigin,recordingalltheenvironmentalcostsinvolved.Theyfoundtheaveragegreenhousegasfootprintfromplant﹣basedmeatswasjust7%ofbeefforthesameamountofprotein.Theplant﹣basedproductswerealsomoreclimate﹣friendlythanporkorchicken—althoughlessstrikinglyso,withgreenhousegasemissionsjust57%and37%ofthosefortheactualmeatsrespectively.1.Whichfoodproteinhasthelowestgreenhousegasfootprintper100g?DA.Beef.B.Pork.C.Plant﹣basedmeat.D.Tofu.2.Whymightplant﹣basedmeatsnotbefully"green"?BA.Theycontainanimalfats.B.Theyareenergy﹣consuming.C.Theyaredifficulttoproduce.D.Theyhavetoomanyingredients.3.Whydoscientistsuselifecycleanalysisforplant﹣basedmeats?CA.Tomeasuretaste.B.Totestproteincontent.C.Totrackenvironmentalcosts.D.Tocalculateproductioncosts.【解答】(1)細節理解題。根據圖表可知,Beef,pork,Plant﹣basedmeat和Tofu的溫室氣體足跡分別是由高到底的順序,由此判斷Tofu每100克的溫室氣體足跡最低。故選D。(2)細節理解題。根據第三段Plant﹣basedmeatsarehighlyprocessed.However,everystepofproductionconsumesenergy(植物肉經過深度加工,然而生產的每一步都消耗能源)可知耗能讓它無法完全稱得上環保綠色,故選B。(3)細節理解題。根據第四段Toanswerthis,environmentalscientistsuselifecycleanalysis,amethodthatinvolvestakingeachingredientinthefinalproductandtracingitbacktoitsorigin,recordingalltheenvironmentalcostsinvolved.(為解答這一問題,環境科學家會采用生命周期評估法。該方法涵蓋提取成品里的每種原料,追溯其源頭,并記錄全過程產生的所有環境損耗)可知該手段用來追蹤環境成本,故選C。(10分)Inmygrandparents'era,thequestionofwhethertorepairorreplaceanitemwasirrelevant.Repairwasusuallytheonlyoption.Sowhenfacedwithabrokenhoe(鋤頭)onesummer,Iletmybraindoalittletime﹣travelinganddecidedtomaketherepair,justlikegrandpawouldhavedone.Idugthroughmyoldtoolboxfortheneededparts,sortingthroughamixofnails,screws,andbolts.Ihaveastrongloveforthepastandcherishthebondsconnectingpresentandpastgenerations.Finally,Ichosemyfavoritehammerpasseddownfrommydad,whoreceiveditfromhisdad.Grandpa'shammerhasaworn,ashhandle,thegrainsmoothfrom70yearsofuseandspottedwithcolorfulpaint.Grandpausedhishammertomakethings—akitchentable,arockingchairandadollhouse.Grandpasaidittooktwothingstomakedreamscometrue—faithandahammer.Mygrandpawasquietandreserved.butneverhumourless.Small,sillythingswouldamusehim.Hehadhisfavoriteexpressions.Helikedsaying"It'simmaterialtome"evenwhen"Idon'tmind"wouldhavebeenenough.Deepdown,Ithinkhewasprobablydisappointedthathehadn'tachievedmoreinlife.Heleftschoolwithoutqualificationsandbecameacarpenter—ajobhewasn'tpassionateabout.Hewasneverparticularlyambitious,thoughtherewasamomentwhenheandmygrandmaplannedtomovetoCanada,anideathatnevercametofruition.Wherehecameintohisownwasaroundthehouse.Hehadan"eyeforthejob".Whetheritwasbuildingabookshelforfixingacupboard—whathecouldachievewasastonishing.RepairingthehoemeantdiggingthroughGrandpa'sdustyhardware.Withjusttherightboltinhand,Iwasreadytobegin.AsIfinishedthehoerepairandreplacedthehammer,Isaidaheartythankstograndpa.I'mdeterminedtopassittothenextgeneration—mentoringwithpurposeandweavingtogethertheconnectingcords.4.Whydidtheauthorchoosetorepairthehoe?BA.Repairwasusuallytheonlyoption.B.Hewantedtocarryonthefamilytradition.C.Hewantedtotestifthehammerstillworked.D.Thetoolboxhadthepartsneededfortherepair.5.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetohisgrandpainparagraph3?AA.Hesympathizedwithhisgrandpa'sbehavior.B.Heregrettedhisgrandpahadnotachievedmore.C.Hewasannoyedbyhisgrandpa'schoiceofwords.D.HewasgratefulhisgrandpanevermovedtoCanada.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"cameintohisown"inparagraph3mean?AA.Hewasabletoshowhisrealtalents.B.Hewasabletodothingsonhisown.C.Hewasabletoforgethispastfailures.D.Hewasabletocontinuehisregularjob.7.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?DA.Toarguethevalueofoldobjects.B.Toshowhowtorepairoldtools.C.Toreflectonpersonalexperiences.D.Toshareimaginedfamilyhistories.【解答】(1)細節理解題。根據第一段Inmygrandparents'era,thequestionofwhethertorepairorreplaceanitemwasirrelevant.Repairwasusuallytheonlyoption.Sowhenfacedwithabrokenhoe(鋤頭)onesummer,Iletmybraindoalittletime﹣travelinganddecidedtomaketherepair,justlikegrandpawouldhavedone.(在祖父母生活的那個年代,一件物品是修是換根本不存在選擇的問題,修理永遠是唯一的辦法。那年夏天,面對一把破損的鋤頭,我的思緒穿越回往昔,我決定親手修好它,就像祖父當年會做的那樣。)和最后一段I'mdeterminedtopassittothenextgeneration—mentoringwithpurposeandweavingtogethertheconnectingcords.(我決心將這把錘子傳給下一代,帶著傳承的心意,編織起代代相連的羈絆。)可知作者選擇修理鋤頭體現傳承祖輩習慣,他想傳承家族傳統。故選B。(2)作者態度題。根據第三段Mygrandpawasquietandreserved.butneverhumourless.Small,sillythingswouldamusehim.Hehadhisfavoriteexpressions.Helikedsaying"It'simmaterialtome"evenwhen"Idon'tmind"wouldhavebeenenough.Deepdown,Ithinkhewasprobablydisappointedthathehadn'tachievedmoreinlife.(祖父性格安靜內斂,卻不失風趣。一些微不足道的小事就能逗笑他。他有句口頭禪:"這對我來說無關緊要。"其實哪怕只說一句"我不介意"就足夠了。我暗自覺得,他或許遺憾自己這一生沒能取得更多成就。)和Wherehecameintohisownwasaroundthehouse.Hehadan"eyeforthejob".Whetheritwasbuildingabookshelforfixingacupboard—whathecouldachievewasastonishing.(不過在家務木工活上,他找到了真正的自我。他天生擅長手藝,無論是打造書架還是修理櫥柜,他能完成的活兒都令人驚嘆。)可知作者理解祖父內心的遺憾,欣賞祖父溫和風趣的性格、共情祖父的人生。故選A。(3)詞句猜測題。根據第三段Hewasneverparticularlyambitious,thoughtherewasamomentwhenheandmygrandmaplannedtomovetoCanada,anideathatnevercametofruition.Wherehecameintohisownwasaroundthehouse.Hehadan"eyeforthejob".Whetheritwasbuildingabookshelforfixingacupboard—whathecouldachievewasastonishing.(盡管當年他和祖母曾動過搬去加拿大的念頭,但這個想法終究沒能成行。不過在家務木工活上,他找到了真正的自我。他天生擅長手藝,無論是打造書架還是修理櫥柜,他能完成的活兒都令人驚嘆。)可知木匠并非他熱愛的工作,但在家中做木工時他格外擅長,說明他在此處發揮了自身天賦、實現自我。劃線短語cameintohisown意思是"找到了真正的自我"。A.Hewasabletoshowhisrealtalents他得以施展真正的天賦、找到自身價值;B.Hewasabletodothingsonhisown他可以獨立做事;C.Hewasabletoforgethispastfailures他得以忘記過往失意;D.Hewasabletocontinuehisregularjob他能繼續日常工作。故選A。(4)目的意圖題。根據最后一段I'mdeterminedtopassittothenextgeneration—mentoringwithpurposeandweavingtogethertheconnectingcords.(我決心將這把錘子傳給下一代,帶著傳承的心意,編織起代代相連的羈絆。)以及全文可知,全文圍繞祖父的錘子、修理舊物,講述祖孫之間的家族羈絆與回憶,文章的核心寫作目的是分享一段家族往事、祖輩傳承的故事。故選D。(10分)Toreallysucceedinlife,haveyoueverconsideredgettinganemesis(假想敵)?Itotallyrecommendit.Willpowerfades.Appsrarelychangebehavior.Youneedthekindoffuelthat'sbornfrompurejealousyorfromthefireofanger.It'safeelingthatboilsdownto:Thatguy?Suchemotioncanpro

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