训练03 Book 1 Module 3 My first ride on a train-2022年高考英语一轮复习小题多维练（外研版）

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一．单句填空
1．( ·全国卷Ⅰ)We walked a lng ___________(distant) t take the shwer and use the bathrm.
2．( ·全国卷Ⅲ)Hwever, these plans ___________ (abandn) because f financial prblems. Bradfrd sld the building and land t a lcal department firm.
3．( ·全国卷Ⅱ)We supprted each ther financially and by shwing up at ___________(event)．
4．( ·全国卷Ⅲ)Keep track ___________yur effrts and write dwn hw yu feel.
5．( ·全国卷Ⅱ) In fact, the pictures ___________(sht) frm 1914 thrugh 1916.
6．( ·全国卷Ⅱ) I had attended five ___________(interview) with a cmpany and ne day between bus runs they called t say I did nt get the jb.
二．单句改错(每题最多两处错误)
1．(全国卷Ⅰ)She is just a distance memry fr me nw.___________
2．(全国卷Ⅰ)My uncles immediately jumped and sht their arrws n the bird.___________
3．(全国卷Ⅱ)I hpe yu've had pleasant jurney hme and will cme t China again smetime in the future.___________
三、重点短语
1.___________ 上/下(车、船等)
2．___________上(车)；进入；陷入
3．___________ 下(车)；出去；逃避
4．___________(飞机)起飞；脱掉；休假；开始成功
5．___________ 是……的缩写/简称
6．______________ 不再
7．___________ 过时
8．___________ 指的是；查阅；涉及
9．___________以……的速度
10．______________________ 首次，第一次
四、经典句式
我会仿写
1.你给了我一本多么有教育意义而有趣的书啊！
_________________________________________________________________________！
2.我可以问你一个私人问题吗？
_______________________________________________________ a private questin？
3.因为不知道如何学好英语，我只得求助于你。
____________________________________________, I have t turn t yu fr help.

阅读理解
A
This culd be the perfect gift fr the partner, wh embarrasses yu n the dance flr. Smart scks, which can teach t dance, may be the answer fr anyne with tw left feet.
The scks have been develped as a running tl t help runners imprve their skills. Thanks t the scks, users can accurately recrd nt nly hw far and fast they run but als hw well. It means the user maximizes their perfrmance, and reduces damage t bdy and prevents hurt. The hi-tech scks are made f special fibers that watch the mvements f yur feet. They lk, feel and can be washed like nrmal clthes.
Sensrs (传感器) recrd each mvement and send it by an ankle transmitter (脚踝发射器) t a smart phne. Then a “virtual cach” applicatin shws the infrmatin and can tell the user what they are ding wrng, and help t imprve skill in any task with feet.
The scks shuld be useful t athletes and weekend jggers. “Peple think running is s easy and f curse everybdy can d it but nt necessarily safely and well,” Dr. Davide Vigan said. A recent study shwed that between 60 and 80 percent f runners gt hurt per year. This is pretty much mre than any ther human activity. Researchers say the technlgy can als be develped t teach peple hw t dance, play sprts such as glf, r even t help t teach wmen t walk better in high heels.
Mr. Vigan said, “Peple culd all benefit frm the idea. We have had interest frm all srts f sprts, like skiing, ftball, cycling and glf. Anything where yu have t use yur feet can use it. It culd even be put in high heels t help wmen walk in them safely.”
Scks are just the start, and the technlgy culd be used in glves, hats and bts. The scks, anklet and sftware package, are expected t be sld fr arund￡120, which will g n sale in March.
41．What des the underlined part “anyne with tw left feet” refer t?
A．Peple wh are disabled.
B．Peple wh are interested in dancing.
C．Peple wh are nt gd at dancing.
D．Peple wh invented the scks.
42．What’s special abut fibers that the scks are made f?
A．They feel much sfter than nrmal clthes.
B．They can mnitr the mvement f feet.
C．They are expensive t prduce.
D．They act as a smart phne fr users.
43．Which f the fllwing is NOT mentined abut the scks?
A．They can imprve the skill f running.
B．They can help wmen walk better in high heels.
C．They can teach peple t dance well.
D．They can be wrn fr days withut washing.
44．Accrding t Dr. Vigan, ________.
A．everyne can make gd use f the smart scks
B．users can run as fast as they like with the scks
C．60 t 80 percent f runners wuld like t buy the smart scks
D．n runners will get hurt, thanks t the scks
B
Mst children have ever heard their parents yell “sit up straight!” r “dn’t hang yur head !” when they eat dinner. Nwadays, it is als heard arund anther activity — vide games. Ten-year-ld Owaish admits it takes him three t fur hurs a day t play games n his tablet cmputer. In additin, he plays fr abut tw hurs n the smart phne every day. As a result, he started suffering a serius pain in the neck arund June r July. What’s wrse the pain has spread t the hand and back gradually, which makes his mther Mehzabin becme cncerned.
The dctrs nte the number f yung children with the chrnic pain(慢性病) in their necks, arms and shulders is n the increase sharp in recent years . They are nt aging, they haven’t had an accident, the bld reprts are fine, their X-rays are fine, and their MRIs are fine. Facts have prved that the pain is frm the pr psture(姿势) while they are playing vide games n smart phnes r ther electrnic devices. 19-year –ld student Nida feels pain in the finger which hlds the weight f her smart phne mst f the day. Nida almst uses her smart phne 24/7, which means 24 hurs a day, seven days a week, r all the time.
Health experts predict there will be nt nly physical（身体的）but mental(精神的) prblems resulting frm the veruse f electrnic devices. They encurage peple t ften take breaks and exercise frm using cmputers, smart phnes r ther devices. Stand up! Stretch(伸展) the legs, back, shulders and arms in all the pssible directins. That’s the mst effective way and maybe the key t slving the prblem cmpletely. After all, the medicatin desn’t help smetimes.
45．What is Mehzabin wrried abut?
A．Her sn has n table manners.
B．Her sn’s physical prblems get wrse.
C．Her sn desn’t wrk hard at schl.
D．Her sn spends much mney n games.
46．What d we knw abut the chrnic pain?
A．Using a heavy smart phne will cause it.
B．Adults dn’t have the prblem.
C．It is caused by the wrng bdy psitin
D．Children with it ften have ther diseases.
47．Accrding t health experts, _______.
A．best treatment fr the chrnic pain is exercising
B．peple must take medicine t cure the chrnic pain
C．peple shuld stp using smart phnes
D．the chrnic pain has nthing t d with ne’s mental health
48．What may be the best title fr the text?
A．T Play Games Well, Sit Up Straight
B．T Much Gaming Is A Pain In The Neck
C．Hw T Avid The Pain In The Neck
D．Hw T Be Mre Fit By Playing Games
C
We are surrunded by mixed messages abut mistakes: we're tld we earn by making them, but we wrk hard t avid them. S the result is that mst f us knw that we are ging t make mistakes, but deep dwn, we feel we shuldn't.
Experiments with schlchildren wh did well n a given test shw that thse wh were praised fr being smart and then ffered a mre challenging r less challenging task afterward usually chse the easier ne. On the ther hand, children praised fr trying hard-rather than being smart-far mre ften selected the mre difficult task.
If we try hard t avid mistakes, we aren't pen t getting the infrmatin we need in rder t d better. In a writing study, experiments shwed that thse wh are s scared t make mistakes perfrm wrse in writing tasks than thse wh aren't as wrried abut being perfect. They fear receiving any kind f negative feedback, s they dn't learn where they went wrng and hw t get better.
We dn't just learn mre when we're pen t mistakes, we learn deeper. Research tells us that if we're nly cncerned abut getting the right answer, we dn't always learn the underlying cncepts that help us truly understand whatever we're trying t figure ut. Mistakes need t be seen nt as a failure t learn, but as a guide t what still needs t be learned. As Thmas Edisn said, “I am nt discuraged, because every abandned wrng attempt is anther step frward. "
Furthermre, we ften make mistakes because we try new things-we wander away frm accepted paths. Tefln, penicillin-these are examples f great discveries made by mistake. Take a page frm Albert Einstein, wh said, "Anyne wh has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. "
49．What will happen t students praised fr being smart in face f chsing tasks cmpared t students praised fr wrking hard?
A．He will chse a less challenging task.
B．He will hide his mistakes frm his teachers.
C．He will wrk harder t avid mistakes.
D．He will ask his teachers fr advice.
50．Which f the fllwing statements is NOT acceptable accrding t the passage?
A．The mre mistakes we make, the mre we learn.
B．Mistakes can be used as a psitive factr fr success.
C．Being pen t mistakes help yu understand the truth.
D．A step frward may cme frm mistakes yu've made.
51．What des the last paragraph want t tell us?
A．One must fllw a crrect path t avid mistakes.
B．T becme an Einstein, yu shuld make mistakes.
C．Yu can't make mistakes unless yu try new things.
D．Making mistakes is nt a disadvantage in a way.
52．What's the main idea f the passage?
A．We can never avid making mistakes when we wrk.
B．Success can't be achieved withut making mistakes.
C．Mistakes shuld be treated with a crrect attitude.
D．Try every means t avid mistakes in ur daily life.
D
T many peple want thers t be their friends, but they dn’t give friendship back. That is why sme friendships dn’t last very lng. T have a friend, yu must learn t treat yur friend the way yu want yur friend t treat yu. Learning t be a gd friend means learning three rules: be hnest; be generus(宽宏大量的); be understanding.
Hnesty is where a gd friendship starts. Friends must be able t trust ne anther. If yu d nt tell the truth, peple usually find ut. If a friend finds ut that yu haven’t been hnest, yu may lse yur friend’s trust. Gd friends always rely n ne anther t speak and act hnestly.
Genersity means sharing and sharing makes a friendship grw. Yu d nt have t give yur lunch mney r yur clthes. Naturally yu will want t share yur ideas and feelings. These can be very valuable t a friend. They tell yur friend what is imprtant t yu. By sharing them, yu help yur friend knw better.
Sner r later everyne needs understanding and help with a prblem. Smething may g wrng at schl. Talking abut the prblem can make it easier t slve. Turning t a friend can be a first step in slving the prblem. S t be a friend yu must listen and understand. Yu must try t put yurself in yur friend’s place s that yu can understand the prblem better.
N tw friendships are exactly alike(相同的)．But all true friendships have three things in cmmn. If yu plan t keep yur friends, yu must practice hnesty, genersity and understanding.
53．Sme friendships dn’t last lng because ________.
A．there are t many peple wh want t make friends.
B．thse wh give thers friendship receive friendship frm thers.
C．sme peple receive friendship but dn’t give friendship back.
D．they dn’t knw friendship is smething serius.
54．Accrding t the passage, hnesty is ________.
A．smething cuntable
B．the base f friendship
C．as imprtant as mney
D．mre imprtant than anything else
55．In the third paragraph, the underlined wrd “They” refers t ________.
A．genersity and friendship
B．genersity and sharing
C．yur ideas and feelings
D．yur clthes
56．The best title f this passage is ________.
A．Hw t Be a Friend
B．Hnesty Is the Best Plicy
C．A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed
D．Three Imprtant Pints in Life

一．根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项多余选项。
Schling and Educatin
57．Nevertheless,it has been said that tday children interrupt their educatin t g t schl.The difference between schling and educatin is bvius.Educatin is wider and benefits peple greater.
Educatin is much mre pen-ended and all-inclusive than schling.58． It can take place anywhere,whether in the shwer r in the jb,whether in a kitchen r n a tractr.Schling has a certain predictability,while educatin quite ften prduces surprises.59． Peple are engaged in educatin frm infancy n.Educatin,then,is a very brad,inclusive term.It is a lifelng prcess.
60． Thrughut a cuntry,children arrive at schl at almst the same time,take assigned seats,are taught by an adult,use similar textbks,d hmewrk,take exams,and s n.61． Fr example,high schl students knw that they are nt likely t find ut in their classes the truth abut plitical prblems in their cmmunities r what the newest filmmakers are experimenting with.
A．Ging t schl in the United States is generally cnsidered t get an educatin.
B．Educatin is a prcess that starts lng befre the start f schl.
C．A cnversatin may lead a persn t discver he knws little f ther religins.
D．Educatin can happen freely withut any limit.
E.If yu feel like staying at hme,yu can’t get mre educatin.
F.Smething has usually been limited by the subjects at schl.
G.Schling,n the ther hand,is a specific,frmalized prcess,varying little frm ne setting t the next.
二．完型填空
Even peple wh dn’t have much talent fr acting r singing still dream f being discvered by a talent scut (星探). It seems just like 1 the lttery(彩票), but better 2 yu get fame and mney.
Fr me, the dream seemed likely t stay a dream. But everything 3 last week in Beijing. I was eating dinner with sme friends. As I was getting ready t pay, a yung Chinese wman came running up t me. I was 4 that I must have dne smething hrrible t ffend(冒犯) her withut 5 it.
“Yu are a white man,” she said 6 when she gt t ur table.
“Yes, I am a white man,” I replied.
“Can yu speak 7 ?” she asked.
“Yes.”
“Oh gd. Cme with me nw, please.”
I walked utside and saw that a mvie was being sht in frnt f ne f the street’s largest 8
The wman, a talent agent (经纪人), had 9 a freigner fr this mvie, but he had frgtten t 10 She needed t find a white guy wh spke English, and I was the nly ne 11 . My part was t walk frm ne end f the street t the ther, and then 12 the club. When I gt t the club, I was suppsed t 13 t my friend and say, “Frget abut the girl, man. We are here t party!” It tk me three tries t say the line 14 r walk withut tripping(绊倒), but 15 I gt it right.
The talent scut ran t me afterward. “Yu are s 16 I wuld like yu t jin my agency.” I knw I am nt ging t be the next Jay Chu. 17 , it seems that my 18 “star” talents are being white and being able t speak English. 19 , next time yu are watching a Chinese mvie, lk in the 20 If yu see a white guy stumbling (蹒跚) n his way int a nightclub, it might just be me n my way t stardm (星途)!
1．A．acceptingB．bargainingC．predictingD．winning
2．A．althughB．as ifC．sinceD．unless
3．A．beganB．changedC．disappearedD．imprved
4．A．amazedB．curiusC．guiltyD．wrried
5．A．admittingB．imaginingC．pretendingD．realizing
6．A．breathlesslyB．cautiuslyC．prudlyD．surprisingly
7．A．ChineseB．EnglishC．FrenchD．Cantnese
8．A．cinemasB．nightclubsC．schlsD．restaurants
9．A．intrducedB．neededC．persuadedD．signed
10．A．cme utB．stay upC．turn upD．shw ff
11．A．awayB．arundC．beyndD．up
12．A．enterB．nameC．recgnizeD．search
13．A．findB．fferC．turnD．stick
14．A．quicklyB．simplyC．prperlyD．reasnably
15．A．finallyB．hpefullyC．bviuslyD．unfrtunately
16．A．braveB．interestingC．strangeD．talented
17．A．In returnB．In briefC．In turnD．In fact
18．A．bestB．lastC．nlyD．ther
19．A．InsteadB．BesidesC．HweverD．Otherwise
20．A．backgrundB．cnnectinC．expressinD．meaning