2025届高考英语一轮复习专项练习选择性必修第一册Unit2写作专项__要规范

这是一份2025届高考英语一轮复习专项练习选择性必修第一册Unit2写作专项__要规范，共2页。试卷主要包含了词数80左右;，可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯等内容，欢迎下载使用。

Ⅰ.应用文写作
假如你是李华,你的朋友韩梅梅对高中的英语学习很困惑。最近,她给你发来了一封电子邮件,询问在高中如何学好英语。请你给她写一封回信,并针对如何学好英语给她提一些建议。
注意:
1.词数80左右;
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。








Ⅱ.概要写作
In the ppular imaginatin,the rise f self-driving cars will mean greener cities,safer rads,and happier wrkers.With technlgy,speeding,braking,and reaccelerating—which are respnsible fr much f the gas burned n rads tday and the resulting air pllutin—wuld be a memry.But despite these pprtunities,there are certain reasns why driverless vehicles may fail t live up t sme f these expectatins,r at least take a little while lnger t achieve them.
First,truly autmated technlgy—at least the kind that requires n human invlvement—is rare in every sectr f the ecnmy,and there’s little reasn t think driving will be any different.Human drivers will still bear the final respnsibility fr the cars they’re riding in.
A related challenge—particularly fr driverless cars—is the cmplexity f the systems invlved.Fr example,sme cars tday require ver 100 millin lines f sftware cde(代码) t keep them running.Mre cde means mre functins,which,t sme degree,als means mre pprtunities fr sftware errrs.Driverless cars raise a challenge in this regard and pssibly cause mre pprtunities fr errrs— errrs that can lead t accidents.
Yet the greatest challenge facing driverless cars isn’t technlgical,but psychlgical.Surveys cnsistently reveal glbal skepticism abut the technlgy.Americans,fr example,remain mre wrried than excited by driverless cars.Over half f the American public say they wuld nt ride ne given the pprtunity.This shws a deep-seated lack f trust in the technlgy.Similar ideas have been expressed wrldwide.
What’s mre likely is that human drivers will cntinue applying sme cntrl ver their cars,regardless f hw autmated thse cars are.Sme may quarrel with this idea.But autmakers have lng been preparing fr it.Just ask Nissan,Waym,and Z,all f which are explring ways fr human drivers t retake cntrl f a car shuld autmatin fail.In ther wrds,driverless des nt—and will nt—mean humanless.








参考答案
写作专项——要规范
Ⅰ.Dear Han Meimei,
I knw frm yur e-mail that yu have difficulty with English.I’d like t give yu sme advice n hw t learn English well.
First,yu shuld listen carefully t yur teacher in class and practice as ften as pssible after class because mastering a language requires a lt f practice.Secnd,I’d like t recmmend that yu read sme English strybks,which will help yu enlarge yur vcabulary.Third,I think it is a gd idea t cmmunicate with native English speakers.Last but nt least,watching English mvies and listening t English sngs are gd ways t learn idimatic English.
I hpe my advice will be helpful!
Yurs,
Li Hua
Ⅱ. Cntrary t peple’s visin f a better city life,self-driving cars are n the rad t nwhere.(要点1)First,like aut-machines in ther fields,driverless cars are literally nt cmpletely independent f humans.(要点2)Besides,demanding cmplicated technlgy,such cars can be a threat if a pssible errr ccurs.(要点3)Trust issues fr humanless cars,hwever,remain a majr cncern.(要点4)That’s why autmakers are seeking ways t allw drivers mre cntrl n their vehicles.(要点5)