統(tǒng)考版高考英語一輪復習限時提分練六必修②Unit1Culturalrelics含解析

一輪復習精品資料(高中)PAGE1-限時提分練(六)必修②Unit1CulturalrelicsⅠ.閱讀理解A〖2021·長沙市高三統(tǒng)一模擬〗I'minterestedintheRenaissance(文藝復興),soIlikevisitingancientItaliancities.FerraraiscalledCityoftheRenaissance.WhenIlearnedaboutthiscityontheInternet,Idecidedtopayavisittoit.Thecityhasacertaincharm,butIfinditisn'tasgreatasotherItaliancitieslikeVerona,letaloneVeniceorRome.TheMichelinGreenGuidegivesittwostars,whichisright.Ifirstvisitedthecitycentre.TheCathedralandCastelloEstenseareattheheartofthecity.Bothhavestrikingappearances.IvisitedtheCathedralfirst.CastelloEstenseisalsoworthvisiting,whichowesitsnametothepowerfulEstefamily.Itwasbuiltwithbricksandsurroundedbyamoat(護城河).Atthelowerlevels,thehistoryofthecityandtheEstefamilyaretoldthroughdisplays,andinanotherparttheceilingsareshownthroughmirrorsontheground.Inthenorth,wecanappreciatetheRenaissanceextensionofthetown,withstraightstreetsandmonumentalhouses.ThefamousPalazzodeiDiamantilieshere.WhenIwasvisitingit,itstartedtorain,soaftertakingafewphotosquickly,Icutmyvisitthereshort.Ithadbeenrainingforafewdays.Whentherainceased,IwenttovisitthehistoricalcentreandtheRenaissancebuildings.Afterleavingthere,Ivisitedseveralotherinterestingplacessuchaspalacesandthenarrowstreetsofthedowntown.AfterfourhoursinFerraraIleftbytraintoMantua.ThereIhadamuchbettertime.1．WhydidtheauthorpayavisittoFerrara?A．BecauseitisrelatedtotheRenaissance.B．Becauseitisfullofcharm.C．BecauseitisaveryfamouscityinEurope.D．Becauseitisstronglyrecommendedbyawebsite.2．WhatdidtheauthorthinkofTheMichelinGreenGuide'scommentonFerrara?A．Ridiculous.B．Reasonable.C．Unacceptable.D．Unbelievable.3．HowcouldCastelloEstenseprobablygetitsnameaccordingtothetext?A．Itcamefromthehistoricalbuildings.B．Itoriginatedfromthestraightstreets.C．ItwasnamedafterthepowerfulEstefamily.D．Itwasconnectedtothesurroundingmoat.4．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．ThewriterthoughtFerrarawasasgreatasVenice.B．ThewritervisitedPalazzodeiDiamantiforalongtime.C．ThewriterwasmuchmoresatisfiedwiththetourinMantuathaninFerrara.D．ThewriterwasdisappointedwiththevisittotheCathedralandCastelloEstense.B〖2021·武漢市高三質(zhì)量檢測〗Whenyoureallyloveabook,orhavejustscoredanewonethatyou'redyingtoread,itcanbeexcitingtopickupasmooth,shinyhardcovercopythatcreaksalittlebitwhenyouopenit.Butthosehardcoverbookscanbeheavy,andnewonesaren'tcheap,either.Sometimes,you'djustratherhaveaportablepaperback—butifit'sanewbookyou'reafter,youmighthavetowaitafullyearorsotogetitinpaperbackform.Whyarebooksreleasedashardcoversfirst?Notsolongago,hardcoverbooksweretheonlytypeofbooks.Beforetheappearanceofmassproduction,printrunswerelimited,andbookswerehard-boundandexpensive.Aroundthe1930s,thatchangedwiththeproductionofmass-producedpaperbackbooks,whichagreedwithahugesurgeinreadingasaleisureactivityaroundWorldWarⅡ.Paperbackbooksweremoreaffordableandcheapertoproduce,whichstillholdstruetoday.Despitetheseemingadvantagesofpaperbacks,thereareseveralreasonswhythehardcoverhaspersisted(持續(xù)存在).Becauseofitshistory,itconveysabitmorelegitimacy(正統(tǒng)性)inthebookworldthanthepaperbackdoes.“Thehardbackisamarkofquality...itshowsbooksellersandreviewersthatthisisabookworthpayingattentionto，”PhilipJones,editoratTheBookseller,explainstoTheGuardian.Butthemajorreasonwhybookscomeoutashardcoversisthatpeoplebuythem,despitetheirhighercost.TheEconomistcomparesittomoviesbeingreleasedintheatersseveralmonthsbeforetheyarriveonDVD.“Justasfilmfansliketoseefilmsonthebigscreen,collectorsenjoythehardcover'ssuperiorquality，”accordingtoTheEconomist.Andbecausethey'reprofitable,publisherscangainmorefromhardcovers,which“willoftensellattwicethepriceoftheirpaperbackequivalent(對應物)butdonotcosttwiceasmuchtoproduce，”Jonesexplains.5．WhatcanwelearnabouthardcoverbooksfromParagraph1?A．Theyappealtorealbook-lovers.B．Theyareheavybutnotexpensive.C．Theytakealongtimetocomeout.D．Theyarenotpreferredbybook-lovers.6．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surge”inParagraph2mean?A．Drop.B．Success.C．Blow.D．Increase.7．Whyarehardcoverbooksstillprintedtoday?A．Theyarebrilliantlyedited.B．Theyareworthcollecting.C．Theyconveycorrectinformation.D．Theysellbetterthanpaperbacks.8．Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A．Tointroducehardcoverbooks.B．Topresentanewsocialfinding.C．Toexplainaconfusingproblem.D．Toencouragepeopletoreadbooks.Ⅱ.完形填空〖2021·綿陽市高中第三次診斷性考試〗ThefirsttimeIsawher,shelookedmessyandtired.She__1__thatshewasinbadluckandcomplainedabouther__2__lifeallthetime.Listeningtoher,Ifeltlikedoingsomethingtohelp.Afterafewseconds,anidea__3__tome.Knowingshebelievedinfate,Igrabbedherhandandproposedto__4__herpalm.Beyondmyexpectation,shetrembledanddrewbackherhand__5__，“No,absolutelynot！”“What'swrong？”Iaskedin__6__.“20yearsago,apalmistsaidIhadabadfate,andIjustbegantobeoutof__7__fromthenon.Iwasinlovewithaverygoodboy,butIcouldn'tbelieveIwouldbesolucky,soI__8__escapedfromhimandmarriedmypresenthusband.Andthatwaswhenmymisfortunebegan.Myhusbandis__9__.Heoften__10__meandevenbeatsmesometimes！”Iinterruptedher,tookherhand,__11__itand__12__toshoutinsurprise,“Mygoodness,whataterriblepalmistdidyoumeet!Youhavea__13__fate!Aftertheageof40,youwillbeinluck！”“Really？”sheasked,withsurpriseand__14__inhereyes.“I'm40yearsoldnow.Areyousureeverythingwillbebetternextyear？”“Sure.Ihavebeen__15__palmistry(手相術(shù))formorethan10years.Youcantrustme，”Ianswered__16__.Halfayearlater,whenIsawheragain,shelookedsodifferentthatIdidn'trecognizeher__17__.Wearingasmileandneatlydressed,she__18__likeanewpenny.Thepowerof__19__isamazing,andsometimesyoujustneedtobelieve.Soifyou'reatthebottominyourlife,justkeeptellingyourselfthateverythingwill__20__fineandwaitforthemiracle.1．A.screamed B．a(chǎn)nnouncedC．insisted D．whispered2．A.colorful B．a(chǎn)dventurousC．extraordinary D．unfortunate3．A.happened B．occurredC．a(chǎn)ppealed D．referred4．A.read B．lookC．touch D．examine5．A.shyly B．slowlyC．a(chǎn)ngrily D．immediately6．A.disappointment B．a(chǎn)musementC．a(chǎn)mazement D．excitement7．A.job B．luckC．date D．control8．A.roughly B．graduallyC．finally D．hopefully9．A.absent-minded B．hot-temperedC．strong-willed D．kind-hearted10．A.laughsat B．staresatC．pointsat D．shoutsat11．A.spread B．bentC．hung D．caught12．A.pretended B．managedC．determined D．continued13．A.bad B．goodC．wrong D．right14．A.sorrow B．regretC．depression D．doubt15．A.offering B．testingC．studying D．playing16．A.happily B．curiouslyC．positively D．naturally17．A.atfirst B．inallC．onend D．fornow18．A.talked B．shoneC．behaved D．flew19．A.fate B．loveC．belief D．knowledge20．A.breakout B．workoutC．findout D．clearout

限時提分練(六)Ⅰ.閱讀理解A語篇類型：記敘文主題語境：人與自我——個人經(jīng)歷——參觀文藝復興之城〖語篇解讀〗作者對文藝復興感興趣，所以作者喜歡參觀意大利的古老城市。費拉拉被稱為文藝復興之城，作者在網(wǎng)上了解了這座城市之后決定去參觀。本文介紹了這座城市的一些地方并講述了作者的參觀過程。1．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A考查細節(jié)理解。根據(jù)第一段前兩句可知，作者對文藝復興感興趣，費拉拉被稱為文藝復興之城，即它與文藝復興有關(guān)，所以作者去參觀了費拉拉，故A項正確。2．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B考查細節(jié)理解。題干問的是作者如何看待《米其林綠色指南》對費拉拉的評價。根據(jù)第二段中的“butIfinditisn'tasgreatasotherItaliancitieslikeVerona,letaloneVeniceorRome.TheMichelinGreenGuidegivesittwostars,whichisright.”可知，作者認為費拉拉不如像維羅那等的意大利城市好，更不用說威尼斯和羅馬了，《米其林綠色指南》給這個城市評兩顆星是合理的，故B項正確。3．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查細節(jié)理解。根據(jù)第三段第五句可知，埃斯坦塞城堡的名字起源于強大的埃斯特家族，即以這個家族的名字而命名，故C項正確。4．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查推理判斷。根據(jù)尾段最后兩句可知，作者在曼圖亞度過了更加愉快的時光，并結(jié)合第二段尾句可推知，與費拉拉相比，作者對于曼圖亞之旅更滿意，故C項正確。B語篇類型：議論文主題語境：人與社會——文化——精裝書受歡迎的原因〖語篇解讀〗精裝書雖然價格昂貴，但是它體現(xiàn)了產(chǎn)品的高質(zhì)量，加上利潤較高，所以始終有一定的市場。5．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A考查理解具體信息的能力。根據(jù)第一段第一句“Whenyoureallyloveabook,orhavejustscoredanewonethatyou'redyingtoread,itcanbeexcitingtopickupasmooth,shinyhardcovercopythatcreaksalittlebitwhenyouopenit”可知，如果你的確很喜歡一本書，或者剛剛得到一本你非常想讀的新書，拿起那光滑、閃亮的精裝本是一件令人興奮的事。由此可知，精裝書吸引真正的讀書愛好者，故A項正確。6．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D考查理解詞匯的能力。根據(jù)畫線詞上文可知，不久之前精裝書是書的唯一形式，它價格昂貴，而隨著批量生產(chǎn)出現(xiàn)，這種情況改變了，平裝書被生產(chǎn)出來，這一變化與二戰(zhàn)時期以閱讀為消遣娛樂的人數(shù)激增的情況相一致。由此可知，畫線詞意為“(數(shù)量的)急劇上升，激增”，與increase意思相近。7．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B考查理解具體信息的能力。根據(jù)尾段第三句中的“Justasfilmfansliketoseefilmsonthebigscreen,collectorsenjoythehardcover'ssuperiorquality”可知，就像影迷喜歡在大銀幕上看電影一樣，收藏者也喜歡精裝書的高品質(zhì)。由此可知，精裝書至今仍在生產(chǎn)的原因是它們值得收藏，受收藏者歡迎，故B項正確。8．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查理解目的的能力。通讀全文可知，本文主要論述了精裝書仍然受歡迎的原因。由此可知，本文旨在解釋一個令人困惑的問題，故C項正確。Ⅱ.完形填空語篇類型：記敘文主題語境：人與自我——哲理故事——信念對人生的影響〖語篇解讀〗一位女士聽信了20年前一個手相家告訴她的話——她的命運不好，從那時起，她的運氣一直很糟糕。作者想做點什么幫助這位女士，于是向她說了一個善意的謊言——她40歲以后會有好運氣，沒想到這樣的話對這位女士產(chǎn)生了積極的影響。由此作者悟出了一個重要的人生哲理：信念的力量很強大，它對人生有很大的影響。1．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C根據(jù)下文中的“shebelievedinfate”可知，這位女士對于命運深信不疑，因此她堅決認為(insisted)自己的運氣不好。2．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D根據(jù)上文中的“shewasinbadluck”可知，這位女士一直抱怨自己不幸的生活。3．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B根據(jù)下文可知，作者想到一個幫助這位女士的主意。sth.happenstosb.“某事發(fā)生在某人身上”；occurtosb.“(主意或想法)被想到”；appealtosb.“對某人有吸引力”；refertosb.“提到某人”。4．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A根據(jù)語境可知，這位女士相信命運，所以作者打算給這位女士看手相。readsb.'spalm“看手相”。5．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D根據(jù)語境可知，作者本以為這位女士會讓自己給她看手相，但出乎意料的是，這位女士顫抖著立即把手縮了回去。6．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C根據(jù)上文中的“Beyondmyexpectation”可知，作者對于這位女士的做法感到驚奇(amazement)。7．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B根據(jù)下文中的“Andthatwaswhenmymisfortunebegan”可知，這位女士說自從20年前一個看手相的人給她說她的命運不好之后，她就開始不走運。beoutofluck“不走運”。8．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C根據(jù)本句中的“marriedmypresenthusband”可知，這位女士最終離開了那個優(yōu)秀的男孩。9．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B根據(jù)下文中的“evenbeatsmesometimes”可知，這位女士的丈夫是一個脾氣暴躁的人。absent-mindedadj.“心不在焉的”；hot-temperedadj.“脾氣暴躁的”；strong-willedadj.“意志堅強的”；kind-heartedadj.“仁慈的”。10．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D本句and后的“evenbeatsmesometimes”表示遞進，因此本句and前講的也是這位女士的丈夫脾氣暴躁的表現(xiàn)，即常常罵她。shout“怒罵”符合語境。11．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A結(jié)合語境可知，作者是在給這位女士看手相，因此需要把她的手掌展開(spread)。12．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A結(jié)合語境可知，作者并不懂手相術(shù)，這樣做只是為了幫助這位女士，因此應是假裝驚訝地喊道。13．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B根據(jù)下文中的“Aftertheageof40，youwillbeinluck！”可知，作者告訴這位女士她的命運很好。14．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D根據(jù)上文中的“Really？”可知，這位女士對作者說的話表示懷疑。15．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C根據(jù)下文中的“Youcantrustme”可知，作者為了讓這位女士相信自己，騙這位女士說自己已經(jīng)研究手相術(shù)十多年了。16．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C結(jié)合語境可知，作者為了讓這位女士相信自己，給予了她肯定的回答。positively“肯定地”符合語境。17．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A根據(jù)本句中的“shelookedsodifferent”可知，半年之后，這位女士變化如此之大，作者起初(atfirst)竟沒有認出她。inall“總共，總計”；onend“不斷地，連續(xù)地”；fornow“暫時，目前”。18．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B根據(jù)本句中的“Wearingasmile”“neatlydressed”和“l(fā)ikeanewpenny”可知，這位女士精神煥發(fā)，shine“發(fā)光，放光”符合語境。19．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C根據(jù)本句中的“youjustneedtobelieve”并結(jié)合語境可知，此處作者講的是信念的力量。20．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B結(jié)合本句中的“waitforthemiracle”可知，當生活不如意的時候，要不斷地告知自己一切都會好起來的。breakout“爆發(fā)，突然開始”；workout“成功地發(fā)展”；findout“查明，弄清(情況)”；clearout“清理”。限時提分練(六)必修②Unit1CulturalrelicsⅠ.閱讀理解A〖2021·長沙市高三統(tǒng)一模擬〗I'minterestedintheRenaissance(文藝復興),soIlikevisitingancientItaliancities.FerraraiscalledCityoftheRenaissance.WhenIlearnedaboutthiscityontheInternet,Idecidedtopayavisittoit.Thecityhasacertaincharm,butIfinditisn'tasgreatasotherItaliancitieslikeVerona,letaloneVeniceorRome.TheMichelinGreenGuidegivesittwostars,whichisright.Ifirstvisitedthecitycentre.TheCathedralandCastelloEstenseareattheheartofthecity.Bothhavestrikingappearances.IvisitedtheCathedralfirst.CastelloEstenseisalsoworthvisiting,whichowesitsnametothepowerfulEstefamily.Itwasbuiltwithbricksandsurroundedbyamoat(護城河).Atthelowerlevels,thehistoryofthecityandtheEstefamilyaretoldthroughdisplays,andinanotherparttheceilingsareshownthroughmirrorsontheground.Inthenorth,wecanappreciatetheRenaissanceextensionofthetown,withstraightstreetsandmonumentalhouses.ThefamousPalazzodeiDiamantilieshere.WhenIwasvisitingit,itstartedtorain,soaftertakingafewphotosquickly,Icutmyvisitthereshort.Ithadbeenrainingforafewdays.Whentherainceased,IwenttovisitthehistoricalcentreandtheRenaissancebuildings.Afterleavingthere,Ivisitedseveralotherinterestingplacessuchaspalacesandthenarrowstreetsofthedowntown.AfterfourhoursinFerraraIleftbytraintoMantua.ThereIhadamuchbettertime.1．WhydidtheauthorpayavisittoFerrara?A．BecauseitisrelatedtotheRenaissance.B．Becauseitisfullofcharm.C．BecauseitisaveryfamouscityinEurope.D．Becauseitisstronglyrecommendedbyawebsite.2．WhatdidtheauthorthinkofTheMichelinGreenGuide'scommentonFerrara?A．Ridiculous.B．Reasonable.C．Unacceptable.D．Unbelievable.3．HowcouldCastelloEstenseprobablygetitsnameaccordingtothetext?A．Itcamefromthehistoricalbuildings.B．Itoriginatedfromthestraightstreets.C．ItwasnamedafterthepowerfulEstefamily.D．Itwasconnectedtothesurroundingmoat.4．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．ThewriterthoughtFerrarawasasgreatasVenice.B．ThewritervisitedPalazzodeiDiamantiforalongtime.C．ThewriterwasmuchmoresatisfiedwiththetourinMantuathaninFerrara.D．ThewriterwasdisappointedwiththevisittotheCathedralandCastelloEstense.B〖2021·武漢市高三質(zhì)量檢測〗Whenyoureallyloveabook,orhavejustscoredanewonethatyou'redyingtoread,itcanbeexcitingtopickupasmooth,shinyhardcovercopythatcreaksalittlebitwhenyouopenit.Butthosehardcoverbookscanbeheavy,andnewonesaren'tcheap,either.Sometimes,you'djustratherhaveaportablepaperback—butifit'sanewbookyou'reafter,youmighthavetowaitafullyearorsotogetitinpaperbackform.Whyarebooksreleasedashardcoversfirst?Notsolongago,hardcoverbooksweretheonlytypeofbooks.Beforetheappearanceofmassproduction,printrunswerelimited,andbookswerehard-boundandexpensive.Aroundthe1930s,thatchangedwiththeproductionofmass-producedpaperbackbooks,whichagreedwithahugesurgeinreadingasaleisureactivityaroundWorldWarⅡ.Paperbackbooksweremoreaffordableandcheapertoproduce,whichstillholdstruetoday.Despitetheseemingadvantagesofpaperbacks,thereareseveralreasonswhythehardcoverhaspersisted(持續(xù)存在).Becauseofitshistory,itconveysabitmorelegitimacy(正統(tǒng)性)inthebookworldthanthepaperbackdoes.“Thehardbackisamarkofquality...itshowsbooksellersandreviewersthatthisisabookworthpayingattentionto，”PhilipJones,editoratTheBookseller,explainstoTheGuardian.Butthemajorreasonwhybookscomeoutashardcoversisthatpeoplebuythem,despitetheirhighercost.TheEconomistcomparesittomoviesbeingreleasedintheatersseveralmonthsbeforetheyarriveonDVD.“Justasfilmfansliketoseefilmsonthebigscreen,collectorsenjoythehardcover'ssuperiorquality，”accordingtoTheEconomist.Andbecausethey'reprofitable,publisherscangainmorefromhardcovers,which“willoftensellattwicethepriceoftheirpaperbackequivalent(對應物)butdonotcosttwiceasmuchtoproduce，”Jonesexplains.5．WhatcanwelearnabouthardcoverbooksfromParagraph1?A．Theyappealtorealbook-lovers.B．Theyareheavybutnotexpensive.C．Theytakealongtimetocomeout.D．Theyarenotpreferredbybook-lovers.6．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surge”inParagraph2mean?A．Drop.B．Success.C．Blow.D．Increase.7．Whyarehardcoverbooksstillprintedtoday?A．Theyarebrilliantlyedited.B．Theyareworthcollecting.C．Theyconveycorrectinformation.D．Theysellbetterthanpaperbacks.8．Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A．Tointroducehardcoverbooks.B．Topresentanewsocialfinding.C．Toexplainaconfusingproblem.D．Toencouragepeopletoreadbooks.Ⅱ.完形填空〖2021·綿陽市高中第三次診斷性考試〗ThefirsttimeIsawher,shelookedmessyandtired.She__1__thatshewasinbadluckandcomplainedabouther__2__lifeallthetime.Listeningtoher,Ifeltlikedoingsomethingtohelp.Afterafewseconds,anidea__3__tome.Knowingshebelievedinfate,Igrabbedherhandandproposedto__4__herpalm.Beyondmyexpectation,shetrembledanddrewbackherhand__5__，“No,absolutelynot！”“What'swrong？”Iaskedin__6__.“20yearsago,apalmistsaidIhadabadfate,andIjustbegantobeoutof__7__fromthenon.Iwasinlovewithaverygoodboy,butIcouldn'tbelieveIwouldbesolucky,soI__8__escapedfromhimandmarriedmypresenthusband.Andthatwaswhenmymisfortunebegan.Myhusbandis__9__.Heoften__10__meandevenbeatsmesometimes！”Iinterruptedher,tookherhand,__11__itand__12__toshoutinsurprise,“Mygoodness,whataterriblepalmistdidyoumeet!Youhavea__13__fate!Aftertheageof40,youwillbeinluck！”“Really？”sheasked,withsurpriseand__14__inhereyes.“I'm40yearsoldnow.Areyousureeverythingwillbebetternextyear？”“Sure.Ihavebeen__15__palmistry(手相術(shù))formorethan10years.Youcantrustme，”Ianswered__16__.Halfayearlater,whenIsawheragain,shelookedsodifferentthatIdidn'trecognizeher__17__.Wearingasmileandneatlydressed,she__18__likeanewpenny.Thepowerof__19__isamazing,andsometimesyoujustneedtobelieve.Soifyou'reatthebottominyourlife,justkeeptellingyourselfthateverythingwill__20__fineandwaitforthemiracle.1．A.screamed B．a(chǎn)nnouncedC．insisted D．whispered2．A.colorful B．a(chǎn)dventurousC．extraordinary D．unfortunate3．A.happened B．occurredC．a(chǎn)ppealed D．referred4．A.read B．lookC．touch D．examine5．A.shyly B．slowlyC．a(chǎn)ngrily D．immediately6．A.disappointment B．a(chǎn)musementC．a(chǎn)mazement D．excitement7．A.job B．luckC．date D．control8．A.roughly B．graduallyC．finally D．hopefully9．A.absent-minded B．hot-temperedC．strong-willed D．kind-hearted10．A.laughsat B．staresatC．pointsat D．shoutsat11．A.spread B．bentC．hung D．caught12．A.pretended B．managedC．determined D．continued13．A.bad B．goodC．wrong D．right14．A.sorrow B．regretC．depression D．doubt15．A.offering B．testingC．studying D．playing16．A.happily B．curiouslyC．positively D．naturally17．A.atfirst B．inallC．onend D．fornow18．A.talked B．shoneC．behaved D．flew19．A.fate B．loveC．belief D．knowledge20．A.breakout B．workoutC．findout D．clearout

限時提分練(六)Ⅰ.閱讀理解A語篇類型：記敘文主題語境：人與自我——個人經(jīng)歷——參觀文藝復興之城〖語篇解讀〗作者對文藝復興感興趣，所以作者喜歡參觀意大利的古老城市。費拉拉被稱為文藝復興之城，作者在網(wǎng)上了解了這座城市之后決定去參觀。本文介紹了這座城市的一些地方并講述了作者的參觀過程。1．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A考查細節(jié)理解。根據(jù)第一段前兩句可知，作者對文藝復興感興趣，費拉拉被稱為文藝復興之城，即它與文藝復興有關(guān)，所以作者去參觀了費拉拉，故A項正確。2．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B考查細節(jié)理解。題干問的是作者如何看待《米其林綠色指南》對費拉拉的評價。根據(jù)第二段中的“butIfinditisn'tasgreatasotherItaliancitieslikeVerona,letaloneVeniceorRome.TheMichelinGreenGuidegivesittwostars,whichisright.”可知，作者認為費拉拉不如像維羅那等的意大利城市好，更不用說威尼斯和羅馬了，《米其林綠色指南》給這個城市評兩顆星是合理的，故B項正確。3．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查細節(jié)理解。根據(jù)第三段第五句可知，埃斯坦塞城堡的名字起源于強大的埃斯特家族，即以這個家族的名字而命名，故C項正確。4．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查推理判斷。根據(jù)尾段最后兩句可知，作者在曼圖亞度過了更加愉快的時光，并結(jié)合第二段尾句可推知，與費拉拉相比，作者對于曼圖亞之旅更滿意，故C項正確。B語篇類型：議論文主題語境：人與社會——文化——精裝書受歡迎的原因〖語篇解讀〗精裝書雖然價格昂貴，但是它體現(xiàn)了產(chǎn)品的高質(zhì)量，加上利潤較高，所以始終有一定的市場。5．〖答案〗與〖解析〗A考查理解具體信息的能力。根據(jù)第一段第一句“Whenyoureallyloveabook,orhavejustscoredanewonethatyou'redyingtoread,itcanbeexcitingtopickupasmooth,shinyhardcovercopythatcreaksalittlebitwhenyouopenit”可知，如果你的確很喜歡一本書，或者剛剛得到一本你非常想讀的新書，拿起那光滑、閃亮的精裝本是一件令人興奮的事。由此可知，精裝書吸引真正的讀書愛好者，故A項正確。6．〖答案〗與〖解析〗D考查理解詞匯的能力。根據(jù)畫線詞上文可知，不久之前精裝書是書的唯一形式，它價格昂貴，而隨著批量生產(chǎn)出現(xiàn)，這種情況改變了，平裝書被生產(chǎn)出來，這一變化與二戰(zhàn)時期以閱讀為消遣娛樂的人數(shù)激增的情況相一致。由此可知，畫線詞意為“(數(shù)量的)急劇上升，激增”，與increase意思相近。7．〖答案〗與〖解析〗B考查理解具體信息的能力。根據(jù)尾段第三句中的“Justasfilmfansliketoseefilmsonthebigscreen,collectorsenjoythehardcover'ssuperiorquality”可知，就像影迷喜歡在大銀幕上看電影一樣，收藏者也喜歡精裝書的高品質(zhì)。由此可知，精裝書至今仍在生產(chǎn)的原因是它們值得收藏，受收藏者歡迎，故B項正確。8．〖答案〗與〖解析〗C考查理解目的的能力