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專題05核心知識點和題型訓(xùn)練(選擇性必修一)復(fù)習(xí)

T模塊導(dǎo)航A

考點聚焦:核心考點+小考考點,有的放矢

重點速記:知識點和關(guān)鍵點梳理,查漏補缺

難點強化:難點內(nèi)容標(biāo)注與講解,能力提升

學(xué)以致用:真題感知+提升專練,全面突破

考點聚焦

i.核心詞匯

2.重點短語

3.長難句分析

4.題型訓(xùn)練

?重點專攻

核心詞匯

1.moodn.心情

2.amusementn.娛樂,消遣

3.entertainv.使快樂

4.examineV.檢查(身體)

5.essentialadj.極其重要的,必不可少的

6.deserveV.應(yīng)得,應(yīng)受到

7.interactionn.交流

8.fellown.男人,家伙

9.conceptn.概念,觀念

lO.whisperV.悄聲說,低語

11.concludeV,結(jié)束,終止

12.composern.作曲家

13.pacen.速度,進度

14.rarelyadv.很少,難得

15.rejectionn.拒絕,否決

16.neverthelessadv.然而,不過

17.classicn.名著;經(jīng)典作品

18.guaranteeV.保證,確保

19.outcomen.結(jié)果,后果

20.worthwhileadj.重要的,值得做的

21.enthusiasticadj.熱心的,熱衷的

22.appreciativeadj.感激的

23.worthyadj.值得尊敬的;值得贊賞的

24.permanentadj.長久的,永久的

25.embarrassedadj.難堪的,尷尬的

26.expectationn.預(yù)料,預(yù)期

27.remarkableadj.非凡的,不尋常的

28.vividadj.生動的,逼真的

29.assignV.分配,分派

30.opponentn.對手

31.defeatV.戰(zhàn)勝,打敗

32.cooperationn.合作,協(xié)作

33.intenseadj.緊張的,激烈的

34.motionn.動,運動

35.abstractadj.抽象的

36.innovativeadj.新穎的,創(chuàng)新的

37.trendn.趨勢,動向

38.contrastn.反差,對比

39.literallyadv.根據(jù)字面意思

40.distinctadj.清晰的;明顯不同的

41.distantadj.遙遠(yuǎn)的

42.samplen.樣本

43.suspectV.猜想,懷疑,覺得

44.generateV.產(chǎn)生,創(chuàng)造

45.characteristicn.特征,特性

46.declineV.減少

47.blameV.責(zé)怪,指責(zé)

48.primitiveadj.原始的,低等的

49.detectV.發(fā)現(xiàn),察覺

50.linkV.把……聯(lián)系起來;連接

51.massiveadj.巨大的

52.delicateadj.脆弱的

53.splendidadj.壯麗的

54.leisuren.空閑,閑暇

55.wanderV.徘徊

56.disturbV.干擾,擾亂

57.favourn.支持,贊同

58.preferencen.優(yōu)先(權(quán))

59.negotiableadj.可協(xié)商的

60.qualificationn.技能條件,資格

【考點再現(xiàn)】

單詞拼寫

1.Don'tspendyourvacationisaplacewhereeverythingistooexpensivetomaintainapositive.(心情)

2.Theteacher(使'快樂)thestudentsforhourswithstoriesinordertocheerthemup.

3.Thedoctor(檢查)herbutcouldfindnothingwrongexceptthatshewasinabadmood.

4.1(彳艮少)havetimetothinkabouthowtodealwithabadmoodatwork.

5.Likethoseearlydaysforemployers,Ifacedalotof(拒絕)andfrustrations.

6.Hewasemotionalinsuchanawkwardsituation.(然而),hesucceededinholdingbackhisemotions.

7.Thelinguisfsmanuscriptshouldbe(保證)tobesafelyshiftedtoanotherlibrary.

8.Theplanofthecooperationhassucceededbeyondour.(預(yù)期)

9.Therewillalwaysbesomeonewhowantstodestroyyour(自信)andmakeyoudoubtyourdreamof

becomingarealwarrior.

10.Thecomposerincludedsome(民間的)musicelementsinhisnewsong.

11.Theessaywasfullofcomplicated.(弓I語)

12.Theoutlineoftheshipbecamemore(清晰的).

13.Somephrasescannotjustbetranslated(根據(jù)字面意思),forexample,"longface99,whichactually

meansunhappy.

14.Atechnicianmustbefullofideasof(倉新)tobeoutstandingintheintensecompetition.

15.Therootsoftheplantareextremely(脆弱的)andcanbedamagedbypollutedwater.

16.Touristsfromallovertheworldcometoseethe(壯麗的)sceneryoftheplateau.

17.Antelopesareeatinggrassattheir(閑暇)intheboundlessstretchofthegrassland.

18.Thefellow(徘徊)aimlesslyaroundthestreets.

19.Theeconomyofthecountryhasrisen(平穩(wěn)地)inthepasttwoyears.

20.Theeffectoftheemissionsofcarbondioxideontheenvironmentis(巨大的).

必背短語

1.lookthrough瀏覽,快速查看

2.cheerup使高興起來,使振作起來

3.concentrateon集中注意力于;全神貫注于

4.takeoff飛機起飛;開始成功

5.takeaway帶走,拿走

6.makesense有意義,有道理

7.throwlighton使容易理解

8.fallbehind不能按時完成工作

9.have...incommonwith…與..有共同之處

10.struggletodosth.努力/爭取做某事

11.haveaneffecton對..有影響

12.comeacross偶然遇見,偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)

13.teamupwith與..合作,與....協(xié)作

14.afarcryfrom與..大不相同

15.attach...to…把..固定在....上

16.giveway倒塌,向下垮

17.followinone飛footsteps仿效某人;繼承某人

18.carryon繼續(xù);進行

19.endup結(jié)果為..,以....結(jié)束

20.setout開始,著手;出發(fā),動身

21.payoff取得成功,奏效

22.inspiresb.todosth.激勵/鼓舞某人做某事

23.passdown把.傳給后人;把....往下傳

24.bringout使顯現(xiàn),使表現(xiàn)出

25.betiredfrom因..而疲倦

26.beamazedby對..感到驚奇

27.makeup組成;構(gòu)成;編造;化妝

28.avarietyof各種各樣的

29.beaccessibleto可以進入;可以使用;可以接近

30.upto達到;勝任;由……決定

31.datebackto起源于;追溯到

32.answerthecall響應(yīng)號召;接電話

33.cometoexist開始存在

34.adaptto適應(yīng)

35.beharmfulto對..有害

36.atone'sleisure空閑時

37.bring...tolife使..更有趣;使....更生動

38.beconcernedabout關(guān)心;掛念

39.highlighttheimportanceof強調(diào)..的重要性

40.infhvorof支持,贊同

【考點再現(xiàn)】

根據(jù)語境及漢語提示填入合適的短語

1.Itwasyourencouragementandsupportthat(使我振作起來)andhelpedmeget

throughthehardtimes.

2.Ifthedataisstatisticallyvalid,itwill(使較容易理解)theproblemweare

investigating.

3.Ican*tbelieveheaskedmeaboutprivatequestionsinfrontofthewholeoffice.He

really(使我難堪).

4.Whatdogreatscientists(有....共同點)?

5.Thebeautifulplaceis(與....大不相同)wheremanyofthemlive.

6.arecentphotograph(把...附在)yourapplicationform.

7.Theoldhouse(倒塌)andmanypeopleweretrappedundertheruins.

8.Aftergraduation,LiuGangdecidedto(追隨他祖父的腳步)

andworkonthefamilyfarm.

9.Thegovernment(開始做)makenecessaryreformsrecentlytoraisepeople's

livingstandards.

10.WethoughtJohnwoulddowell,buthehassucceeded(超出了我們的預(yù)期).

11.YangLiping'sdancecomesfromthetraditionalbeliefoftheDaipeopleandaimsto(展示)theDai

women'sbeauty.

12.Wedidn'taskforallthechallengesthatweface,butwe'redeterminedto(響應(yīng)號召)to

meetthem.

13.Thiskindofplant(產(chǎn)生)onEarthmillionsofyearsago.

14.Aslongaspeoplehaveabeliefandpursuesomething,theycanendureanyhardshipand

(適應(yīng))anyenvironment.

15.Theislandofferssuch(各種各樣的)sceneryandwildlifethatitattractsmany

tourists.

16.AgroupofTibetanantelopesismovingunderthebridge,withsomestoppingtoeatgrass

_____________________(悠閑地).

17.Waterbirdsplayinginthelake,andcattleandsheepwanderingthegrasslandsthescenery

(使...更生動).

18.Witheveryoneseated,theheadteacherbeganthemeeting,(強調(diào)....的重要性)

self-disciplineforseniorhighstudents.

19.Thiscompany(由....組成)morethantwentybranchesalloverthecountryin2021.

20.Weareall(支持)spendingwhateverisnecessarytofightairpollution.

重點句式

1.強調(diào)句型

教材原句

Althoughifsthedoctorsandnurseswhowilltreatherinjury,ifsmyjobtomakeherfeelbetter.

盡管為她治療傷痛的是醫(yī)生和護士,但讓她的心情變好則是我的工作。

句式仿寫

___________________________________kindledherinterestinmusic.

是她的老師激發(fā)了他對音樂的興趣。

2.部分否定

教材原句

Achievingapositivestateofmindisn'teasyforeveryone.

達到積極的形態(tài)并非對每個人來說都是容易的。

句式仿寫

actsthesameinresponsetoevents.

并非每個人對事件的反應(yīng)都一樣。

3.獨立主格結(jié)構(gòu)

教材原句

Theresponsefromapublishercomesbackandthewritereagerlyopensandreadsit,theirheartssinkingwhenthey

reachthatfinalsentence.

出版商給了回信,作家急切地拆開來讀,但讀到這最后一句,心隨即跌落谷底。

句式仿寫

___________________________,hefeltrelaxed.

問題解決了,他感覺輕松了。

4.with復(fù)合結(jié)構(gòu)

教材原句

HarryPotterbecameaglobalsuccess,withover400millionbookssoldandtranslatedintomorethanseventy

differentlanguages.

《哈利?波特》后來在全球大獲成功,銷量超過4億冊,被翻譯成了70多種不同的語言。

句式仿寫

With,Ihadtotakeataxi.

有這么多行李要拿,我不得不乘坐出租車。

5.“only+狀語”位于句首引起的部分倒裝

教材原句

OnlywhendarknesshadagaindescendeduponmeshouldIrealizehowmuchIhadleftunseen.

只有當(dāng)黑暗再次降臨時,我才意識到,我還有那么多沒有看到。

句式仿寫

Onlywhenwefollowthelawsofnature.

只有當(dāng)我們遵守自然法則時我們才能更好地與大自然和諧相處。

6.that引導(dǎo)地同位語從句

教材原句

StephenCurryislivingproofthatwhatotherpeoplethinkofyoudoesnothavetoinfluencewhatyoubecome.

斯蒂芬?guī)炖镆采鷦拥刈C明了別人對你的看法并不一定會影響你成為什么人。

句式仿寫

Theyweredelightedattheirteamhadwon.

當(dāng)聽到他們球隊獲勝的消息時,他們欣喜若狂。

7.過去分詞(短語)作狀語

教材原句

Ledbywell-knownChinesevolleyballplayerandcoachLangPing,theyhavecontinuedtoaimhigh.

作為知名的前中國女排運動員和中國女排總教練,郎平帶領(lǐng)著隊員們不斷力爭上游。

句式仿寫

,thegirlsaidthatshewantedtobeateacher.

當(dāng)被問到未來的計劃時,這個女孩說她想成為一名教師。

8.不定式作主語

教材原句

TolistentoTan'smusicistoexperienceamixofChinesemusicaltraditionsandWesterninfluences.

欣賞譚盾的音樂,就是在感受中國音樂傳統(tǒng)和西方影響的交融。

句式仿寫

________________istobelieve.

眼見為實。

9.sothat引導(dǎo)目的狀語從句

教材原句

Scientistshopetolearnmoreaboutthisplantwarningsystem,sothatwecanuseittogrowcropswithout

pesticides.

科學(xué)家希望能進一步了解這種植物警報系統(tǒng),從而將其應(yīng)用于種植不用使用農(nóng)藥的農(nóng)作物。

句式仿寫

Parentsandchildrenshouldcommunicatemoretonarrowthegapbetweenthem

understandeachotherbetter.

父母和孩子應(yīng)該多交流,縮小他們之間的代溝,一邊更好地理解彼此。

10.eventhough/evenif引導(dǎo)讓步狀語從句

教材原句

Eventhoughtheownerofthecompanyguaranteesthatthedesignwillbeinharmonywithitsbeautiful

surroundings,thelocalpeoplearestillconcernedthatthehotelmayuseupnaturalresources.

雖然該公司老板保證設(shè)計將與周圍優(yōu)美地環(huán)境相協(xié)調(diào),但當(dāng)?shù)厝巳匀粨?dān)心酒店會耗盡自然資源。

句式仿寫

weachievedgreatsuccessinourwork,weshouldnotbeproud.

盡管在工作中取得了巨大成功,我們也不應(yīng)該驕傲。

題型訓(xùn)練

一、閱讀理解

A

Animportantdevelopmentinforensicscience,thescientificmethodsusedforfindingoutaboutacrime,has

comefromcooperativeeffortsbetweenresearchersatShanghaiNormalUniversityinChinaandtheUniversityof

BathintheUK.

Theteamworkhasledtothecreationofawater-solublefluorescentspray(水溶性熒光噴霧)that

significantlyadvancedthedetectionofpossiblefingerprints.Unliketraditionalmethodsthatofteninvolvetheuse

ofpoisonousorenvironmentallyharmfulchemicals,thisinnovativesprayoffersasaferandgreenerchoice.

Bytargetingtheinvisibleprintsleftbehindbysweatoroilonsurfaces,thesprayquicklymakesthemvisible

withinseconds,promotingconvenienceandspeedinforensicinvestigations.Accordingtoresearchers,itswater

solubilityfurtherimprovesitsapplicability,allowingforadaptableusedirectlyatcrimescenes.

Detectinglatent(hidden)fingerprints(LFPs)isimportantinforensicscience,buttheirinvisiblenatureposes

challenges.Traditionalmethodslikepowderdustingandchemicalshavelimitationsinspeedandsafety.Usingthe

fluorescencepropertiesofGreenFluorescentProtein(GFP),theresearchershavedevelopedtwodistinctdyes(染

料)一LFP-YellowandLFP-Redtoaddressthesechallenges.Thesedyesexhibitan“ofTon“fluorescenceresponse

upondifferentpartsofLFPs,byselectivelyattachingtosmallelementspresentinfingerprints.Underbluelight,

theygiveoutasoftfluorescentlight,enablingeasydetection.Developedfromjellyfish(水母;海螢),GFPservesas

abiologicalbasisforthesedyes,ensuringtheydonotaffectthefollowingDNAanalysisofthefingerprints.

Accordingtoresearchers,applyingthesedyesinvolvesafinespray,whichpreventsdamagingspotsand

offersacleanerway,comparedtotraditionalmethods.Itworksperfectlyevenonroughsurfaceslikebrick,where

collectingfingerprintscanbeparticularlyarduous.

“Thissystemcanevenbeusedonfingerprintsthatareaweekold.Havingtwodifferentcolorsavailable

meansthespraycanbeusedondifferentcoloredsurfaces.We'rehopingtoproducemorecolorsinthefuture.

We'relookingforcooperationwithvariouscompaniestobringthedyestomarketforwideavailability.

Additionally,ongoingresearchanddevelopmenteffortswillbeneededtocontinuetoimprovetheirproducts,9,said

ProfessorTonyJames,fromtheUniversityofBath.

1.Whatistheadvantageofthenewsprayoverpreviousmethods?

A.Ifsmoreaccurateandapplicable.B.It'smoreeffectiveandeco-friendly.

C.It'scolorfulandeasytoproduce.D.It'scleanerandconvenienttocarry.

2.HowdothetwodyesmakeLFPsvisible?

A.ByhelpingcollectandanalyzetheDNAofthem.

B.Byattachingtothemandexhibitingthemasfluorescentlight.

C.Bytakinginfluorescenceandreflectingbluelighttothem.

D.Byslowingdownthefluorescenceresponseoffingerelements.

3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"arduous“meaninthefifthparagraph?

A.Practical.B.Fruitful.C.Debatable.D.Difficult.

4.WhatdoTonyJames'wordsintendtosayaboutthespray?

A.Itslimitationsonfingerprints9existencetimewillberemoved.

B.Itwillbeappliedtovariousfieldsinthefuture.

C.Itsimprovementcanpromiseabrighterfuture.

D.ItcouldreplaceDNAanalysisinforensics.

B

Whenyouaccomplishsomethingamazing-likeearningapromotion,finishingayearlongprojector

finallypayingoffyourcreditcarddebts一you'dthinkaburstofhappinesswouldbefollowedbyrelief.Youcan

evenrelaxalittle.Right?Notforeveryone.It'sactuallynotunusualtofeelmoreanxiousfollowinggoodnewsor

hard-earnedsuccessthanyoudowhenyou'reputtingoutfiresorworkinghard.

“Anxietycanbeabittricky,asit'saresponsethat'shard-wiredintothebrain,“saidCarlaMarieManly,a

California-basedclinicalpsychologistandauthorofJoyfromFear."Thebrain'sfearcircuit(回路)worksvery

quickly,anditdoesn'talwaysstoptotellthedifferencebetweengoodanxietyandbad.So,whensomethinggood

happens,thephysicalsymptomsyoufeelaresimilartothosethatyouassociatewithpanicorfbar.”

Therearesomethingsyoucandowhenaccomplishingsomethingpositivetriggers(觸發(fā))moreanxiety.But

evenwhenyouareabletodistinguishbetweenfeelingsofexcitement(goodstress)andpanic(badstress)after

success,theclimbdownfromMountEuphoriacanbeananxietytriggerinitself.Whenyourbodybecomes

accustomedtoalong-timestateofanxiety,thepositivephysiologicalchangesthathappenaftergoodnewscan

triggerthesensethatsomethingisn'tright-simplybecauseyou'renotusedtofeelinggood.

Thisreactionmayalsobeworsebecauseofapotentialbeliefthatthegoodeventwillprobablybefollowed

bysomethingbad-perhapsbecause,inthepast,badthingsthathavehappenedtoyouoftenoccurredwhenyou

weredoingwellorthingswererelativelycalm,saidJoEckler,aTexas-basedclinicalpsychologistandauthorofI

Can'tFixYou—BecauseYou'reNotBroken.Insteadofenjoyingthemoment,youspendthattimewaitingforthe

othershoetodrop.

5.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Badnewsusuallyresultsinanxiety.B.Sometimes,successmaycontributetomoreanxiety.

C.Feelingshavenothingtodowithsuccess.D.Apromotionissuretomakepeopleexcited.

6.WhatleadspeopletobeanxiouswhensomethinggoodhappensaccordingtoManly?

A.Therateofpeople'sbrainreaction.B.Theabilitytodistinguishfeelings.

C.Theworkingspeedofthebrain'sfearcircuit.D.Thenumberofgoodthingsthathappen.

7.WhichofthefollowingisstatedbyJoEckler?

A.Nothingcanpreventpeople'sanxietyafterhappiness.

B.Ifstimeforpeopletoforgetbadthingsthathappenedinthepast.

C.Anxietyhappensaftersuccessforpeopleaccustomedtofeelingbad.

D.Theworryaboutbadfutureeventscanmakepeoplefeelmoreanxious.

8.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.HowtoDealwithAnxietyinLife.

B.HowtoFeelMuchHappierAfterAnxiety.

C.WhyYouGetMoreAnxiousAfterGoodNewsHappens.

D.TheReasonsforBeingAfraidSomethingGoodWillHappen.

二、七選五

Peopleareconstantlybombarded(轟炸)withunrealisticandpotentiallyharmfulimagesof“ideal”body

types.]It'salsoimportanttolearnwhatyourbodycanphysicallydoandbecomecomfortable.Inorder

toacceptyourbody,it'simportanttogetintouchwithbothoftheseaspectsofyourbodyontheirownterms.

2Thismeansnottryingtochangewhoyouareorfocusonqualitiesyoudon'tlike.Learntoenjoy

yourbody------howyoumove,feel,andgetaround.Letgoofhowyouusedtolook,especiallyifyourbodyhas

undergonechangesfrominjuries,ormedicalconditions.Bekindtoyourbodyasitisrightnow.

Replacenegativethoughtswithpositiveones.Assoonasyounoticeyourselfstartingtohaveanegative

thought,replaceitwithsomethingpositiveaboutyourself.Giveyourselftimetogetintothehabitofthinking

positively.Trystartingeachdaybythinkingafewpositivethoughts.3

Compareyourselfonlytoyourself.4There9snopointincomparingyourselftoothers,regardless

ofwhetherthepersonisacelebrityorclassmatesittingnexttoyou.Instead,compareyourselfintermsofhowyou,

veprogressedovertime,nowthatyou'vecreatedyourownrealisticgoals.Forexample,youmightthinkto

yourselfthatyou'veimprovedyourappearancecomparedtoafewyearsago.

Knowwhentoseekhelp.Understandthatnearlyeveryonestrugglestomaintainpositivebodyimageallthe

timeandit'snormaltohaveupsanddowns.5Therearevarioussignsthatyourbodyissuesaresevere

andrequireprofessionalhelp.

A.Acceptyourbodyasitis.

B.Identifywhatyoulikeaboutyourbodyandappearance.

C.Negativethoughtsdonothingtoimproveyourself-image.

D.Theworldwouldbeaprettyboringplaceifwealllookedthesame.

E.Butyoushouldalsohonestlyconsiderifyouneedtospeakwithacounselor,orspecialist.

F.Thiscanmakeitdifficulttoaccept,love,andfeelconfidentinyourownbody,whichiscritical.

G.Remindyourselfofthesethoughtsthroughoutthedaywhenyoustartfeelingcriticalofyourself.

完形填空

Ishallneverforgetthosewinters.Theywerethetimeswhenmyfathertraveledthroughthecoldwindsto

findmethemedicalinstrumentsthatwouldcorrectmydeformed(田奇形的)1.

Iwasan2childbecauseIwasbornwithX-shapedlegs.3Iwastheluckiestkidtohavea

fatherwhoputinsomuch4tocureme-andwho5succeeded.

Myfatherworkedfromsunrisetosunset,tryingto6thosemedicalinstruments.Mymemoriesof

childhoodareofhim7hospitals,tryingtofindtheonethatcouldbuildhisdesigns.

Butoneday,myfatherarrivedhomewithapairof8.Thatnight,withgreat9,hefittedthe

instrumentstomylegs.Itmademybonesache,buthetoldmeIwouldhaveto10it,foreighthoursa

night,orIwouldneverbeabletowearprettyskirtsorhave11legslikeothergirls.Butashesaidthis,

heturnedhisfaceawayand12awaytears.

WheneverI13whatmyfatherdid,Ifeelwhathedidshowsthemostselflesscontribution.Today,

whenIlookatmystraightandhealthylegs,tearsrun14downmyface.Thewinterwindsarecoldto

otherpeople,butbecauseofmyfather,theywillalwaysbe15_tome.

1.A.legsB.brainC.bodyD.feet

2.A.unhappyB.uglyC.unfortunateD.unaccepted

3.A.AndB.ButC.SoD.If

4.A.effortB.energyC.painD.emotion

5.A.accuratelyB.rarelyC.simplyD.eventually

6.A.drawB.makeC.designD.play

7.A.stayingB.touringC.leavingD.passing

8.A.instrumentsB.shoesC.glovesD.socks

9.A.interestB.attentionC.patienceD.care

10.A.seeB.bearC.holdD.protect

11.A.longB.thinC.beautifulD.super

12.A.wipedB.threwC.putD.gave

13.A.turndownB.giveoutC.takeupD.thinkof

14.A.unexpectedlyB.smoothlyC.fluentlyD.uncontrollably

15.A.bitterB.strongC.coolD.warm

四、語法填空

閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

Whentalkingaboutagreatjob,whatcomesintoyourmindfirst?Abrilliantscientist?Ancreativeartist?As

forCharles,hegoesallouttobe]outstandingchef.

Prior2becomingafamouscook,hetookacourseabouthowtopreparedeliciouscuisine.The

course3(consist)ofseveralparts,oneofwhichwashowtoimpro

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