2025屆高考英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)話題專項復(fù)習(xí)六含解析

2024高考英語話題專項復(fù)習(xí)（六）書目內(nèi)容Part1話題相關(guān)詞匯Part2話題相關(guān)短語Part3話題相關(guān)句式Part4話題相關(guān)寫作Part5話題相關(guān)閱讀學(xué)生默寫版一：相關(guān)詞匯游泳；2.摔交；3.騎單車；4慢跑；5.烹調(diào)；6.縫紉；7.畫畫；8.閱讀；9.唱歌；10.話??；11.戲??；12.歌??；13.滑冰；14.滑雪；15.拳擊；16.看電影；17.旅游；18.長途徒步旅行；19.宿營；20.保齡球；二：相關(guān)短語（1）1.喜愛2．愛好；對……有愛好3．漸漸喜愛4．培育在……方面的愛好5．偏愛……6．喜愛流行音樂7．提高某人對……的愛好8．受……的歡迎9．吸引10．利用11．對……有鑒賞力12．放松而又精力充足13．減輕我的工作帶來的壓力14．對……有好處15．參與16．常常熬煉17．豐富某人的生活18．上網(wǎng)19．在線閑聊20．彈奏樂器21．彈吉他/彈鋼琴/拉小提琴22．去觀光/野營23．起先從事(某職業(yè)等)24．因人而異25．引起某人的愛好/留意（2）對……感愛好2.培育對……的愛好對……很主動，主動參與4.對……著迷5.對……感到新奇6.對……感到厭煩7.引起某人的愛好8.愛好體育運動9.喜愛唱歌跳舞10.喜愛流行音樂11.感到興奮,感到激昂12.參與，參與13.挑出，辨別出14.嘗試做某事15.在某人空閑的時候16.讀小說17.上網(wǎng)18.上網(wǎng)閑聊19.集郵20.做運動21.彈奏樂器22.去野營23.打牌24.比起……更喜愛…25.我最喜愛的愛好（3）1.沉迷于……2.對……狂熱3對……著迷4.對……感到厭倦5.喜愛；愛好6.對……感愛好7.熱衷于……8.對……著迷；熱衷于……9.受……的歡迎10.在線閑聊11.爬山12.集郵/保藏占幣13.培育……的愛好14.對某人有好處15.去劃船16.去野營17.去釣魚18.去遠足19.去打獵20.參與；愛好21.去滑雪22.去滑冰23.去看戲24.對……有鑒賞力25.某人的業(yè)余時間26..接著做某事27.玩得很開心28.打撲克29.卜棋30.打橋牌31.做嬉戲32..喜愛……而不喜愛……33.攀巖34.看電影35.符合某人的嗜好36.攝影37.拍照38.上網(wǎng)39.在線閑聊40.喜愛流行音樂41.喜愛…42.有一些愛好43.對……感愛好44.對……感愛好45.對……著迷46.越來越喜愛47.慢慢愛上三：相關(guān)句式（1）1.我享受著我的愛好。它供應(yīng)應(yīng)我一個做既好玩又有創(chuàng)意的事情的機會，同時它還是我歡樂的源泉。至于我的愛好，我酷愛踢足球，那使我能夠與志趣相投的人交更多的摯友。我最喜愛讀書看報，這已經(jīng)成為我日常生活中不行或缺的一部分。我加入籃球隊，從中我不但學(xué)會了團隊合作的重要性，還增加了我的體質(zhì)，這對我的身心健康大有好處?？措娨暷芙o我們帶來很多歡樂，同時也教會我們很多學(xué)問，但在這方面花太多時間又會損害我們的眼睛，使我們感到疲憊。因此在工作之余我們應(yīng)當(dāng)間或熬煉一下身體。釣魚是我的最愛，因為它既好玩又有教化意義，釣魚有助于提高自我約束力。（2）1.它（音樂）己成為我生命中重要的-部分。真的很難想象，假如沒有音樂（我的）生活將會怎樣。2.我對書的酷愛一刻也不能停止，因為在我的生活中書是良師益友。3.緣由是在電影中花更少的時間就能理解整個故事情節(jié)。4.很驚奇的是釣魚不像看起來那樣簡單。5.我寧愿看電視表演,而不愿去聽音樂會。6.他喜愛玩在線嬉戲。7.購物是我閑暇時最喜歡的愛好。8.我厭煩參觀博物館，因為我覺得它們讓人感到無趣。9.聽音樂使我們能夠感覺輕松。10.他渴望獲得更多的學(xué)問。四：相關(guān)寫作某英文報社舉辦以“ILikeReading”為題的征文活動，你準(zhǔn)備投稿。請依據(jù)以下要點寫一篇短文。1．你為什么喜愛讀書；2．你喜愛讀哪一類的書(例如：歷史、科學(xué)、文學(xué)等)；3．請給出至少兩個理由。留意：詞數(shù)100左右。五：相關(guān)閱讀AManypeoplebelieveeatinghealthilyisexpensive—andmorecostlythanbuyingjunkfoods.Butournewresearch,publishedintheBMCPublicHealth,showsthisisn’tthetruth.MostoftheAustralianfamilyfoodbudgetisbeingspentonjunkfoodsanddrinksthatarehighinfat,sugarandsalt.Lessthan7%ofAustralianseathealthily.TheAustralianadultsgetatleast35%oftheirenergyfromjunkfoodsanddrinks.Asaresult,two-thirdsofadults(63%)andone-quarterofchildrenareoverweight.WeusedtheAustralianHealthSurvey2011-2013andthesuggestionsoftheAustralianDietaryGuidelinestomodelhealthydietsforafamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildreneverytwoweeks.Wecollectedfoodpricesinsupermarketsandstoresinhigh-andlow-socioeconomic(社會經(jīng)濟地位低的)areasinBrisbane,andcomparedthedietpriceswithfamilyincomes.Inbothareas,afamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildrenspendabout18%moreonpresentdietsthanwouldberequiredtobuyhealthydiets.About58%ofthefoodbudgetforpresentdietsisspentonjunkfoods,includingtakeawayfoods(14%),andsugarydrinks(4%).Inthelow-socioeconomicarea,afamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildrenspend$640.20everytwoweeksontheirpresentdiets,butcouldbuyahealthydietfor$560.93everytwoweeks.Inthehigh-socioeconomicarea,thesenumbersare$661.92and$580.01.Supermarketfoodpriceswereabout3%higherinthehigh-socioeconomiclocation.Takeawayfoodswerealsorelativelymoreexpensive,butsugarydrinkswerepricedsimilarlyinbothareas.Presentdietscostmorethanhealthydiets,socausesotherthanpricemustbehelpingtodrivepreferencesforunhealthychoices.1.Whatdidtheresearchersfind?A.Australianshaveapreferenceforsweetfoods.B.MostAustraliankidshavefatproblems.C.HalfAustraliansliveonjunkfoods.D.MostAustralianseatunhealthily.2.Howdidtheresearchersgettheresult?A.Bymakingacomparison.B.Bydoingthestudyonline.C.Bycarryingoutinterviews.D.Byaskingpersonalquestions.3.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?A.Australianfoodsarehealthier.B.Ahealthydietisactuallycheaper.C.Healthfoodsarebecomingmoreexpensive.D.Peoplechoosejunkfoodsfortheirlowprices.4.Whatmightafollowingparagraphbeabout?A.Theharmofjunkfoods.B.Howwecaneathealthily.C.Whypeoplechoosejunkfoods.D.Theadvantagesofahealthydiet.BNewZealandhasapestproblem.Thecountryhasaplantosolveit.Thecountry’sleaderswanttokillratsandotherpredatorymammals(肉食性哺乳動物)by2050.InNewZealand,ratsareaninvasivespecies.Longago,ratscametothecountryonboats,withhumans,inthe13thcentury.Whentheywereintroducedtotheisland’senvironment,theratsate—and,scientistsbelieve,finallykilledoff—severalbirdspecies.Humansalsobroughtothermammals,likestoatsandpossums.Stoats—whicharesimilartoweasels—wereintroducedtoeatanotherinvasivemammalpopulation:rabbits.Instead,thestoatsfedonnativespecies.PossumswerebroughttoNewZealandfortheirfur.Buttheirpopulationalsogrewquicklyoutofcontrol.Possumsfeedontheeggsandyoungofnativebirds.Theyalsocausedamagetoforests.OneofthereasonsinvasivemammalpopulationsgrewsoquicklyisthatNewZealandishometoalmostnonativemammals.Mostofitsnativespeciesarebirds.Manyofthesebirds,includingthekiwi,cannotfly.Thatisabigproblemforthebirds.Theycannotflytosafety.Asaresult,severalofNewZealand’sbirdsareclosetodyingout.KillingpredatorymammalsisnotnewforNewZealand.Thecountryhaskilledoffratsonsomeofitssmallerislands.Inthoseplaces,birdspeciesthatwereindangerofdyingouthavebeguntoflourish.NewZealandhopestoi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D.promise2024高考英語話題專項復(fù)習(xí)（六）老師版一：相關(guān)詞匯1.swimming游泳；2.wrestling摔交；3.bikeriding騎單車；4.jogging慢跑；5.cooking烹調(diào)；6.sewing縫紉；7.drawing畫畫；8.reading閱讀；9.singing唱歌；10.stageplay話??；11.drama戲??；12.opera歌??；13.skating滑冰；14.sking滑雪；15.doboxing拳擊；16.seefilms看電影；17.travelling旅游；18.hiking長途徒步旅行；19.camping宿營；20.bowling保齡球；二：相關(guān)短語（1）1．befondof喜愛2．haveatastefor愛好；對……有愛好3．cometolike漸漸喜愛4．developaninterestin...培育在……方面的愛好5．haveapreferencefor偏愛……6．enjoypopularmusic喜愛流行音樂7．increaseone’sinterestin...提高某人對……的愛好8．bepopularwith...受……的歡迎9．a(chǎn)ppealto吸引10．takeadvantageof利用11．haveaneyefor...對……有鑒賞力12．getrelaxedandrefreshed放松而又精力充足13．reducemystressfrommywork減輕我的工作帶來的壓力14．beofbenefitto...對……有好處15．participatein參與16．takeregularexercise常常熬煉17．enrichone’slife豐富某人的生活18．surftheInternet上網(wǎng)19．chatonline在線閑聊20．playmusicalinstrument彈奏樂器21．playtheguitar/piano/violin彈吉他/彈鋼琴/拉小提琴22．gosightseeing/camping去觀光/野營23．takeup起先從事(某職業(yè)等)24．varyfrompersontoperson因人而異25．a(chǎn)ttractone’sinterest/attention引起某人的愛好/留意（2）1.對……感愛好beinterestedin/takeaninterestin/showagreatinterestin/haveatastefor2.培育對……的愛好developaninterest3.對……很主動，主動參與beactivein4.對……著迷becrazyabout5.對……感到新奇becuriousaboutsth.6.對……感到厭煩betiredof7.引起某人的愛好hold/attractone’sinterest8.愛好體育運動lovesports/likesports/befondofsports/goinforsports/takepleasureinsports9.喜愛唱歌跳舞like/enjoysinginganddancing10.喜愛流行音樂enjoypopularmusic11.感到興奮,感到激昂cheerup12.參與，參與joinin;takepartin;participatein13.挑出，辨別出pickout14.嘗試做某事attempt/trytodosth15.在某人空閑的時候inone’sspare/freetime16.讀小說readnovels17.上網(wǎng)surftheinternet18.上網(wǎng)閑聊chatonline19.集郵collectstamps20.做運動do/havesports21.彈奏樂器playmusicalinstrument22.去野營gocamping23.打牌playcards24.比起……更喜愛…prefertodo…ratherthando…25.我最喜愛的愛好myfavoritehobby（3）1.abandononeselfto沉迷于……2.becrazyabout對……狂熱3.befascinatedby對……著迷4.befedupwith對……感到厭倦5.befondof喜愛；愛好6.beinterestedin/haveatastefor對……感愛好7.bekeenon熱衷于……8.bemadabout對……著迷；熱衷于……9.bepopularwith受……的歡迎10.chatonline在線閑聊11.climbmountains爬山12.collectstamps/coins集郵/保藏占幣13.developaninterestin培育……的愛好14.dosb.good對某人有好處15.goboating去劃船16.gocamping去野營17.gofishing去釣魚18.gohiking去遠足19.gohunting去打獵20.goinfor參與；愛好21.goskiing去滑雪22.goskating去滑冰23.gotothetheater去看戲24.haveaneyefor對……有鑒賞力25.inone’ssparetime某人的業(yè)余時間26.keepondoingsth.接著做某事27.haveawonderfultime玩得很開心28.playcards打撲克29.playchess卜棋30.playbridge打橋牌31.playgames做嬉戲32.prefer...to...喜愛……而不喜愛……33.rockclimbing攀巖34.seeafilm/movie看電影35.suitone’staste符合某人的嗜好36.takephotographs攝影37.takepictures拍照38.surftheInternet上網(wǎng)39.chatonline在線閑聊40.enjoypopularmusic喜愛流行音樂41.befondof/bekeenon喜愛…42.havesomehobbies有一些愛好43.beinterestedin對……感愛好44.show/takeaninterestin對……感愛好45.becrazyabout...對……著迷46etolike...越來越喜愛47.developagreatlikingfor...慢慢愛上三：相關(guān)句式（1）1．Ienjoymyhobby.Itoffersmeanopportunitytodosomethinginterestingandcreative.Meanwhile,itprovidesmewithasourceofpleasure.我享受著我的愛好。它供應(yīng)應(yīng)我一個做既好玩又有創(chuàng)意的事情的機會，同時它還是我歡樂的源泉。2．Asformyhobby,I’mkeenonplayingfootball,whichmakesitpossibleformetomakemorefriendswiththesameinterest.至于我的愛好，我酷愛踢足球，那使我能夠與志趣相投的人交更多的摯友。3．Myfavoritehobbyisreadingbooksandnewspapers,whichhasbecomeanecessarypartofmydailylife.我最喜愛讀書看報，這已經(jīng)成為我日常生活中不行或缺的一部分。4．Ijointhebasketballteam,whereInotonlylearntheimportanceofteamworkbutalsostrengthenmybody,whichisofgreatbenefittomymentalaswellasphysicalhealth.我加入籃球隊，從中我不但學(xué)會了團隊合作的重要性，還增加了我的體質(zhì)，這對我的身心健康大有好處。5．WatchingTVcanbringusalotofpleasureandteachusalotofknowledge,butspendingtoomuchtimeonitmaydoharmtooureyesandmakeustired.Soweshoulddosportsattimeswhenwearefreefromwork.看電視能給我們帶來很多歡樂，同時也教會我們很多學(xué)問，但在這方面花太多時間又會損害我們的眼睛，使我們感到疲憊。因此在工作之余我們應(yīng)當(dāng)間或熬煉一下身體。6.Fishingismyfavorite,foritisbothfunandinstructive,whichhashelpedmeimprovemypowerofcontrollingmyself.釣魚是我的最愛，因為它既好玩又有教化意義，釣魚有助于提高自我約束力。（2）1.IthasbecomesuchanimportantpartinmylifethatIcanhardlyimaginewhatlifewouldbelikewithoutmusic.它（音樂）己成為我生命中重要的-部分。真的很難想象，假如沒有音樂（我的）生活將會怎樣。2.NeverforamomentcanIstopmyloveforreadingbecausebooksarewiseteachersaswellasgoodfriendsinmylife.（never于句首引起的倒裝句）我對書的酷愛一刻也不能停止，因為在我的生活中書是良師益友。3.Thereasonisthatittakeslesstimetounderstandthewholestoryinthefilm.緣由是在電影中花更少的時間就能理解整個故事情節(jié)。4.It’sstrangethatfishingisn’taseasytolearnasitseems.很驚奇的是釣魚不像看起來那樣簡單。5.IpreferwatchingaTVshowtogoingtoaconcert.我寧愿看電視表演,而不愿去聽音樂會。6.Hegoesforplayingon-linegames.他喜愛玩在線嬉戲。7.Shoppingismyfavoritehobbyinmysparetime.購物是我閑暇時最喜歡的愛好。8.Ihatevisitingmuseums,forIthinktheyareboring.我厭煩參觀博物館，因為我覺得它們讓人感到無趣。9.Listeningtomusicenablesustofeelrelaxed.聽音樂使我們能夠感覺輕松。10.Heisgreedytohavemoreknowledge.他渴望獲得更多的學(xué)問。四：相關(guān)寫作某英文報社舉辦以“ILikeReading”為題的征文活動，你準(zhǔn)備投稿。請依據(jù)以下要點寫一篇短文。1．你為什么喜愛讀書；2．你喜愛讀哪一類的書(例如：歷史、科學(xué)、文學(xué)等)；3．請給出至少兩個理由。留意：詞數(shù)100左右。ILikeReadingReadingismyfavoritehobby.Icanneverstoptheloveforreadingbecausebooksarelikewiseteachersaswellasgoodfriendsinmylife.Asweallknow,booksarethesourceofknowledge.Ibenefitagreatdealfromreading.Thereareavarietyofbooksforustochoosefrom,likehistorybooks,sciencebooks,literarybooksandsoon.Butwhatinterestsmemostisliterarybooks,especiallythosebyfamouswriters.Foronething,theyhelptoimprovemywritingskillsandbroadenmyhorizons.Foranother,theycanenrichmylifeandprovidemewithgreatfun.Isn’titapleasuretohavegreatcalminmindwhileyouarereading?五：相關(guān)閱讀AManypeoplebelieveeatinghealthilyisexpensive—andmorecostlythanbuyingjunkfoods.Butournewresearch,publishedintheBMCPublicHealth,showsthisisn’tthetruth.MostoftheAustralianfamilyfoodbudgetisbeingspentonjunkfoodsanddrinksthatarehighinfat,sugarandsalt.Lessthan7%ofAustralianseathealthily.TheAustralianadultsgetatleast35%oftheirenergyfromjunkfoodsanddrinks.Asaresult,two-thirdsofadults(63%)andone-quarterofchildrenareoverweight.WeusedtheAustralianHealthSurvey2011-2013andthesuggestionsoftheAustralianDietaryGuidelinestomodelhealthydietsforafamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildreneverytwoweeks.Wecollectedfoodpricesinsupermarketsandstoresinhigh-andlow-socioeconomic(社會經(jīng)濟地位低的)areasinBrisbane,andcomparedthedietpriceswithfamilyincomes.Inbothareas,afamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildrenspendabout18%moreonpresentdietsthanwouldberequiredtobuyhealthydiets.About58%ofthefoodbudgetforpresentdietsisspentonjunkfoods,includingtakeawayfoods(14%),andsugarydrinks(4%).Inthelow-socioeconomicarea,afamilyoftwoadultsandtwochildrenspend$640.20everytwoweeksontheirpresentdiets,butcouldbuyahealthydietfor$560.93everytwoweeks.Inthehigh-socioeconomicarea,thesenumbersare$661.92and$580.01.Supermarketfoodpriceswereabout3%higherinthehigh-socioeconomiclocation.Takeawayfoodswerealsorelativelymoreexpensive,butsugarydrinkswerepricedsimilarlyinbothareas.Presentdietscostmorethanhealthydiets,socausesotherthanpricemustbehelpingtodrivepreferencesforunhealthychoices.1.Whatdidtheresearchersfind?A.Australianshaveapreferenceforsweetfoods.B.MostAustraliankidshavefatproblems.C.HalfAustraliansliveonjunkfoods.D.MostAustralianseatunhealthily.2.Howdidtheresearchersgettheresult?A.Bymakingacomparison.B.Bydoingthestudyonline.C.Bycarryingoutinterviews.D.Byaskingpersonalquestions.3.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph5?A.Australianfoodsarehealthier.B.Ahealthydietisactuallycheaper.C.Healthfoodsarebecomingmoreexpensive.D.Peoplechoosejunkfoodsfortheirlowprices.4.Whatmightafollowingparagraphbeabout?A.Theharmofjunkfoods.B.Howwecaneathealthily.C.Whypeoplechoosejunkfoods.D.Theadvantagesofahealthydiet.BNewZealandhasapestproblem.Thecountryhasaplantosolveit.Thecountry’sleaderswanttokillratsandotherpredatorymammals(肉食性哺乳動物)by2050.InNewZealand,ratsareaninvasivespecies.Longago,ratscametothecountryonboats,withhumans,inthe13thcentury.Whentheywereintroducedtotheisland’senvironment,theratsate—and,scientistsbelieve,finallykilledoff—severalbirdspecies.Humansalsobroughtothermammals,likestoatsandpossums.Stoats—whicharesimilartoweasels—wereintroducedtoeatanotherinvasivemammalpopulation:rabbits.Instead,thestoatsfedonnativespecies.PossumswerebroughttoNewZealandfortheirfur.Buttheirpopulationalsogrewquicklyoutofcontrol.Possumsfeedontheeggsandyoungofnativebirds.Theyalsocausedamagetoforests.OneofthereasonsinvasivemammalpopulationsgrewsoquicklyisthatNewZealandishometoalmostnonativemammals.Mostofitsnativespeciesarebirds.Manyofthesebirds,includingthekiwi,cannotfly.Thatisabigproblemforthebirds.Theycannotflytosafety.Asaresult,severalofNewZealand’sbirdsareclosetodyingout.KillingpredatorymammalsisnotnewforNewZealand.Thecountryhaskilledoffratsonsomeofitssmallerislands.Inthoseplaces,birdspeciesthatwereindangerofdyingouthavebeguntoflourish.NewZealandhopestoimproveuponthemethodsusedinthosesmallareas.Thegovernmentplanstospendmorethan$20millionontheproject.Themoneywillpayforresearch,technology,andtoolstokillofftheanimals.Itisabiggoal.Butscientistssayitcanbemet.“Ireallydothinkit’spossible,”saysJamesRussell,ascientistattheUniversityofAucklandinNewZealand.“Itwillrequirepeopleworkingineverycornerofthecountry.”5.WhatisthepurposeofNewZealand’splan?A.Tosavenativebirds.B.Todrivemammalsaway.C.Todoresearchonpests.D.Tocontrolrabbitpopulation.6.WhywerepossumsintroducedtoNewZealand?A.Tokillrabbits.B.Tomakemoney.C.Toprotectforests.D.Tocatchweasels.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“flourish”inParagraph5mean?A.Increase.B.Appear.C.Change.D.Drop.8.WhatisRussell’sattitudetowardsthisplan?A.Heisagainstit.B.Heisconfidentofit.C.Hehasdoubtsaboutit.D.Heshowsnointerestinit.CItookmysontoapopularrestaurantforalunchtimetreat.Anditseemseveryoneelsehadthesame1.Theplacewasfullof2!

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