高三英语题型专项突破检测11.docx

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高三英语题型专项突破检测11

A

（2015·浙江省高三第二次五校联考）

A．Youcan’talwaysbeincontrolofeverything.

B．Youcan’taccomplishthingswithoutsupport.

C．Goodthingsusuallydon’tcomequickly.

D．Noteveryonewillsupportyoualongtheway.

E．Sometimesbadthingshappentogoodpeople.

F．Deathisapartoflife.

Inthegameoflife，ifitoftenseemslikeyou’reonthelosingendofthings，you’renotalone.Lifecanbeonegiantconfusingproblemfilledwithupsanddowns.Whenyoufeellikeyou’reexperiencingmoredownsthanups，sometimesithelpstogetalittletoughloveonceinawhile.That’swhyweputtogetherthislistof5hardtruthsthatwillhelpyougrow.

1．________

Greataccomplishmentsinourlivesnormallydon’tcomeeasy.Andifyouthinkaboutit，wouldyouhaveitanyotherway？

There’sabasicpsychologicalprinciplecalledinstantsatisfaction，whichmeansthatweexpecttogetrewardsinstantly.Butsometimesyouneedtofighttheimpulsesyourbrainthrowsatyouandtrustthatthejourneyyou’reonistherightone.

2．________

Inlife，there’snoshortageofdoubters，haters，andpessimists.Overcomingthishardtruthissimple:

don’tlisten.Choosetostickwithyourguns，trustyourinstincts，andforgetaboutpeoplewhodon’tsupportyourgoalsandpassions.

3．________

Listen，lettinggoishard，especiallyifyou’reagogetter.Butifyouwanttocontinuetogrow，therearetimeswhenyouneedtogiveupandletthingsunfoldhowthey’remeanttobe，insteadofcontrollingthem.Thisdoesn’tmeanyourmentalityforeverythingshouldbe“waitandhope”．Youcanstillstriveforgreatness，butputtheworkinandthenletgowithcompletefaiththattheuniversewillmakethingsrightforyou.You’llbeamazedathowwellitworks.

4．________

Nothingcanprepareusfortheearthshatteringpainoflosingalovedone.Thehardtruthoflifeisthatit’saviscouscycle.However，there’ssomethingyoucandotomakelosingsomeoneyoulovealotlesspainful:

makethemapartofyourliferightnow.Don’tputoffmakingthatphonecallorpayingarandomvisittoafriendorfamilymemberyouhaven’tseeninawhile.Treateverymomentwithyourlovedonesasifit’syourlast，andyouwon’thaveanyregrets.

5．________

Sufferingispartoflife.Buthere’sthecoolthing:

itmakesusstronger.There’sarandomnesstohowtheworldworksthat’sreallyhardtounderstand.Weseeevidenceofthiseveryday，anditcanreallymakeyouquestionthefutureofmankind.Howyouchoosetoviewtheworldisuptoyou.Justremember，thetruth，howeverhard，willsetyoufree.

1．解析：

选C。

根据下文提到Greataccomplishmentsinourlivesnormallydon’tcomeeasy.伟大的成就在我们生活中是来之不易的，故选C，好的事情不会来的太快。

2．解析：

选D。

根据下文提到Inlife，there’snoshortageofdoubters，haters，andpessimists.生活中到处充满了怀疑者、仇视者和悲观者，故选D，不是每个人都支持你。

3．解析：

选A。

根据下文提到Listen，lettinggoishard，especiallyifyou’reagogetter...therearetimeswhen...，insteadofcontrollingthem.看，生活中放手是非常难的，尤其你是个志在必得的人，……有时你需要放手……，而不是控制它们。

故选A，你不能控制一切。

4．解析：

选F。

根据下文提到Nothingcanprepareusfortheearthshatteringpainoflosingalovedone.Thehardtruthoflifeisthatit’saviscouscycle.失去爱人的痛苦是我们所没有防备的，生活的事实是个循环，故选F，死是生活的一部分。

5．解析：

选E。

根据下方提到Sufferingispartoflife.Buthere’sthecoolthing:

itmakesusstronger.痛苦也是生活的一部分，但这些冰冷的事情会让我变得更坚持，故选E，有时坏的事情会发生在好人身上。

B

（2015·浙江省宁波市十校高三3月联考）

A．Enjoylife’sprocess，notjustlife’srewards.

B．Haveaselfyourespect.

C．Turndisappointmentsintostrengths.

D．Becomeinvolvedinsomethingbigger.

E．Resolvealltheproblemswithoutdelay.

F．Commityourselftoothers.

FiveSecretsofLivingLifetotheFullest

Ibelievethatmenandwomenthroughtheageswhohaveledsuccessfulliveshavecapturedthesefivesecretsoflivinglifetothefullest.

1．________Thismeanshavingadeepsenseofresponsibilityforyourthoughtsandactions.Itmeanskeepingyourword，andbeingfaithfultoyourself，familyandwork.Itmeansbelievinginwhatyoudoandworkinghard.Itmeanssettingyourowninternalstandards，andnotcomparingyourselftoothers.It’snotaquestionofbeingbetterthansomeoneelse；respectandhonestydemandthatyoubebetterthanyouthoughtyoucouldbe.

2．________Believeinothers，andtaketimetoachievetheirdreams.Awisemansaid，“Ifyouwantoneyear’sprosperity，growgrain.Butifyouwanttenyears’prosperity，growmenandwomen.”Youcanbuildintothelivesofyourfamily，friendsandcolleaguesbyprovidingnutrientsofgratitudeandencouragement，andbyinvestingyourtimeandenergyintheiraspirations.

3．________Individualswholivewithabandonhavediscoveredthatpersonaltrialsmakethemmoresensitiveandloving，whilebuildingenduranceandcharacter.Theyhavelearnedthatachievementsworthrememberingarestainedwiththebloodofdiligenceandetched（铭记）withthescarsofdisappointment.Thepagesofhistoryarefilledwiththeheroicstoriesofcourageousmenandwomenwhotriumphedoverdisabilitiesandadversitiestodemonstratevictoriousspirits.

4．________Weliveinagoalorientedsocietythatwantsproblemsresolvednow.Wewantthreeminuteoatmeal，onehourdrycleaning，andinstantsuccess.Buttolivewithabandon，wemustliveonedayatatime，enjoyingthelittlevictories，realizingthatlifeisanendlessjourneyinselfdiscoveryandpersonalfulfillment.Itmeanstakingtimetohugyourkids，kissyourspouse，andlettheotherfellowaheadofyouonthefreeway.

5．________Idonotbelieveyouwilllivehappilyifyousetouttolivelifeforyourselfalone.Chooseacausebiggerthanyouareandworkatitinaspiritofexcellence.Itwillbecomeapartofyouasyouseeyourgoalsthroughtotheend.Measuresuccessnotbywhatyou’vedone，butwhatyoucoulddo.

【解题导语】　本文主要描述了5个可以丰富生活的法则。

关注自己、忠于他人、化失望为力量、享受过程、追求更高的目标。

1．解析：

选B。

由本段的信息Thismeanshavingadeepsenseofresponsibilityforyourthoughtsandactions.Itmeanskeepingyourword，andbeingfaithfultoyourself，familyandwork.可知作者强调的是要对自己的思考和行为负责，对自己、家人、工作也是这样。

也就是B中的尊重自我，故选B。

2．解析：

选F。

由本段信息Believeinothers，andtaketimetoachievetheirdreams.可知要相信他人，帮助他们去实现梦想。

由Youcanbuildintothelivesofyourfamily，friendsandcolleaguesbyprovidingnutrientsofgratitudeandencouragement...可知可以通过感激、鼓励和家人、朋友、同事处理好关系，建立自己的生活，故选F。

3．解析：

选C。

由本段最后一句Thepagesofhistoryarefilledwiththeheroicstoriesofcourageousmenandwomenwhotriumphedoverdisabilitiesandadversitiestodemonstratevictoriousspirits.可知历史的书页上记载了勇敢战胜挫折和磨难，展现胜利精神的男士和女士的故事，故选C。

4．解析：

选A。

由本段信息Buttolivewithabandon，wemustliveonedayatatime，enjoyingthelittlevictories，realizingthatlifeisanendlessjourneyinselfdiscoveryandpersonalfulfillment.可知我们每天都在过日子，明白生命是一趟不断发现自我，获得个人满足感的旅程，故选A。

5．解析：

选D。

由本段信息Chooseacausebiggerthanyouareandworkatitinaspiritofexcellence可知选择更高的目标，然后为之不断奋斗，故选D。

C

[2015·浙江省温州市高三第二次适应性测试（二模）]

A．Trackyourpagecount.

B．Keeparecordofyourtime.

C．Teamupandreadsocially.

D．Takeadvantageoftechnology.

E．Setagoaltoencourageyourself.

F．Treatyourselfinonewayoranother

HowtoTrainYourselftoReadMore

Betweenwork，asociallife，yourfamily，televisionandtheInternet，itcanbedifficulttofindtimetoreadmore.Readingisimportant，however，forarangeofreasons:

Itimprovescognitive（认知）ability，enrichesvocabulary，helpswithspellingandincreasesgeneralknowledge.Justhavinganintentiontoreadmorewon’tguaranteeyouactuallydoit，though.Youneedaseriesofstrategies，exploringawaytotrainyourselftoreadmore.

1．________

Youdon’tneedexpensivetrainingprogramsorsoftwaretotraintoreadmore;allyoureallyneedisatimer.Considerhowmuchfreetimeyouhaveinaday，thensetasidepartofthattimeforreading.Makesurethisisafeasible（可行的）goal—startsmall，say，30minutes.Eachday，useyourtimerandreadfortheamountoftimeyouset.Afteraweek，increaseyourtime.Theincreasedoesn’thavetobemuch，perhapsanadditional15minutes.Asweeksgoby，continueaddingthesamesmallamounttoyourreadingtime.Beforeyouknowit，you’llbereadingfortwoorthreehoursperday.

2．________

Beforeyoubegintrainingtoreadmore，takeaweekortwotomeasurehowmanypagesyoureadonaverageperweek.Onceyou’vegottenanideaofyourbaselinereadingamount，increaseitslowly.Trytoreadatleastanadditional5—10pagesperweek.You’llprobablybeabletosneakthesepagesintoyournormalschedulewithouttoomucheffort.Youcould，forexample，readwhenyoufindyourselfwaitingorduringmealsifyou’realone.Oryoucouldtryturningoffthetelevisionalittleearliereachday.Keeptrackofhowmanypagesyou’vereadeachweeksoyoucanseeyourprogress.

3．________

Technologydoesn’thavetobetheenemyofthewrittenword;infact，youcanmakeuseofyourelectronicdevices.Investinanereader，ifyoucan，oruseatablettoreadbooks.Thiswillsaveyouhavingtocarryaroundaheavybook，andbecauseyoucanputmultiplebooksonanereaderortablet，you’llalwayshaveplentytoread.Youcanalsoloadbooksontoyoursmartphonesothatyoucanreadwhenyouhaveafewspareminutes.

4．________

Althoughyoumightbegintrainingtoreadmorewithexcitementorenthusiasm，thesecanquicklydisappearifyoudon’tdeviseamethodofrewardingormotivatingyourself.Theserewardsdon’thavetobelargeorexpensive.Youcouldrewardyourselfwithsomething，suchaschocolateorasmallgift，eachtimeyouhitareadinggoal，whetherthisisnumberofpagesoramountofreadingtime.Or，ifyou’refeelingcharitable（有善心），donateasmallsumofmoneytoyourfavoritecauseeachtimeyouhityourgoal.

5．________

Readingismainlyanindividualactivity，buttherearesocialsidesyoucantapintotokeepyoumotivatedtoreadmore.Joinalocalbookclub，andifyourlibraryortowndoesn’thaveone，startyourown.Sharewithotherbookloversorlearnmoreaboutyourfavoritebooksbyjoinings