2025高考英語大二輪專題強化練高考題型組合練作業(yè)28　遇險獲救類記敘文

2025高考英語大二輪專題強化練高考題型組合練作業(yè)28遇險獲救類記敘文作業(yè)28遇險獲救類記敘文(每小題1分，滿分30分)A(2024·廣東韶關(guān)二模)OnahotafternoonRhiannonwasdrivingheroldvandownthehighway.Asshe1herwindowtoletinsomefreshair，hercarregistrationpaperblewoffthesunvisorandontothefloorinside.Whenleaningdownto2it，sheaccidentallydriftedinto①oncomingtraffic.Inpanic，she②over-correctedandpulledthe3sharplyintheotherdirection.4，thevanrolledoverthreetimes，andRhiannonwasthrownontotheroad，lyinginthemiddleoftheroadandbleeding，nearly5.Amedicalstudentwitnessedtheaccidentandcametoher6.HecoveredRhiannonwithhiscoatandgaveheremergencyfirstaid，including7thewoundonherleftarmbeforetheambulancearrived.8，Rhiannonwasrushedtoahospitalwhereanemergencyroomdoctorspenthours9allthepiecesofwindshieldfromherarm，andgaveherthreedozenstitches.Luckily，Rhiannonwassaved.Notforthebandage，shewouldnothave10longenoughfortheemergencypersonneltoarrive.ThoughRhiannondidn’tknowhim，shewasgratefultothemedicalstudentwhosavedherlife.Soshe11thewordsonline，“It’sapitythatIdon’tknowyourname.Ifyouhappentoseeorhearthisstoryandrecognizeyourself，thankyouforyourkind12.”Rhiannonalsohadamessagefortheother13heroes，“Pleaseconsiderthisapay-it-forwardletterof14—aletterfromthe15youhelpedwho，forwhateverreason，couldn’tthankyouthemselves.”語境猜詞①oncoming(合)＝on＋coming②over-correct(合)＝over＋correct1．A.rolleddownB．brokeoffC．turneddownD．switchedoff2．A.stickB．grabC．touchD．possess3．A.handleB．engineC．windowD．wheel4．A.ConsequentlyB．AutomaticallyC．FrequentlyD．Slowly5．A.awakeB．a(chǎn)stonishedC．unconsciousD．crazy6．A.visionB．a(chǎn)ctionC．rescueD．mind7．A.bandagingB．curingC．pressingD．uncovering8．A.WithoutdelayB．OutofsympathyC．ForcertaintyD．Indespair9．A.tidyingB．removingC．collectingD．checking10．A.sufferedB．struggledC．stayedD．survived11．A.searchedB．browsedC．receivedD．posted12．A.guidanceB．gestureC．expressionD．encouragement13．A.tirelessB．faultlessC．namelessD．speechless14．A.apologyB．a(chǎn)pplicationC．invitationD．a(chǎn)ppreciation15．A.peersB．strangersC．relativesD．fellowsB(2024·福建泉州二模)HarryBurleighheadedintothewoodsforacampingtripwithhisfishingequipment.Afewdayslater，hiswifeStacygrew1whenhedidn’tcomehomeasplanned.Stacycalledthe2toreportherhusband’smissing.Searchandrescueteams3begantheirworkandwentonfordays，buttherewasno4ofHarryanywhere.Everyonewasworried—thetemperatureswerequitelowsomenights，andithadevensnowed.OnMay15，therescuersfinally①caughtabreakwhenthey5ashelterandhisfishingequipment.They6supportfromover16rescueorganizations，andtheyexploredeverypossible7butwithnoluck.Therefore，therescuers8himalighterandanotetellinghimtomakea9andtheywouldbeback.Twodayslater，ateamfoundanother10，butthistime，Harrywasnearbyandheardhisnamecalled!Itturnedouthewas11alongthepathwithminorpain.12，thecrew②radioedforahelicoptertotakehimtothehospitalforacompleteevaluationafterspending17longdaysout.“Thiswasthe13weallhavebeenlookingforinthiscase，”arescuersaid.“Itisour14searchandrescueteamsandthe③partnershipswehavewithotherteamsthathelped15MrBurleighandhisfamily.”語境猜詞①catchabreak②radio熟義：n.收音機；無線電收發(fā)設(shè)備生義(文義)：v.③partnership(派)＝partner＋ship1．A.excitedB．concernedC．a(chǎn)nnoyedD．puzzled2．A.authoritiesB．hospitalC．a(chǎn)genciesD．family3．A.hesitantlyB．instantlyC．secretlyD．suddenly4．A.newsB．hopeC．signD．wonder5．A.spottedB．offeredC．soughtD．constructed6．A.turneddownB．dependedonC．calledinD．cutoff7．A.equipmentB．breakC．foodD．path8．A.boughtB．leftC．presentedD．fetched9．A.fireB．bedC．videoD．face10．A.riverB．chanceC．teamD．shelter11．A.huntingB．exploringC．walkingD．marching12．A.AmusedB．AwkwardC．UpsetD．Relieved13．A.causeB．outcomeC．a(chǎn)wardD．evaluation14．A.determinedB．tolerantC．disciplinedD．flexible15．A.affectB．instructC．encourageD．reunite語境猜詞答案A.①迎面而來的②過度修正B.①有所突破②用無線電發(fā)送，傳送③合作答案精析A語篇解讀本文是記敘文，講述了Rhiannon在高速公路上開車時遭遇了一場事故，隨后被一名醫(yī)學(xué)生救助，之后Rhiannon在網(wǎng)上對救援者表達了感激之情。1．A[rolldown搖下；breakoff折斷；turndown拒絕；switchoff關(guān)閉。根據(jù)前文“Rhiannonwasdrivingheroldvan”以及后文“toletinsomefreshair”可知，她在開車，要讓新鮮空氣進來，應(yīng)是搖下車窗。故選A。]2．B[stick粘貼；grab抓??；touch觸摸；possess具有。根據(jù)前文“hercarregistrationpaperblewoffthesunvisorandontothefloorinside”可知，她的汽車登記紙被風(fēng)從遮陽板上吹到了地板上，所以應(yīng)是彎下腰去抓它。故選B。]3．D[handle手柄；engine發(fā)動機；window窗口；wheel方向盤。根據(jù)前文“sheaccidentallydriftedintooncomingtraffic”以及“Inpanic”可知，她不小心撞到了迎面而來的車輛，她很慌亂，結(jié)合常識可知，應(yīng)是猛打方向盤。故選D。]4．A[consequently因此；automatically自動地；frequently經(jīng)常；slowly慢速地。根據(jù)后文“thevanrolledoverthreetimes，andRhiannonwasthrownontotheroad”可知，此處應(yīng)是她猛打方向盤的結(jié)果。故選A。]5．C[awake醒著的；astonished吃驚的；unconscious無意識的；crazy瘋狂的。根據(jù)前文“Rhiannonwasthrownontotheroad，lyinginthemiddleoftheroadandbleeding”可知，Rhiannon被從車?yán)锼Τ鋈ィ伊髁搜?，?yīng)是幾乎失去知覺。故選C。]6．C[vision視力；action行動；rescue救援；mind大腦。根據(jù)后文“HecoveredRhiannonwithhiscoatandgaveheremergencyfirstaid”可知，這名醫(yī)學(xué)生在救Rhiannon。故選C。]7．A[bandage用繃帶包扎；cure治愈；press按；uncover發(fā)現(xiàn)。根據(jù)前文“bleeding”以及后文“Notforthebandage”可知，這名醫(yī)學(xué)生應(yīng)是包扎了她正在流血的傷口。故選A。]8．A[withoutdelay立即；outofsympathy出于同情；forcertainty無疑地；indespair失望地。根據(jù)前文“beforetheambulancearrived”和后文“Rhiannonwasrushedtoahospital”可知，Rhiannon應(yīng)是立即被救護車送往醫(yī)院。故選A。]9．B[tidy整理；remove去除；collect收集；check檢查。根據(jù)后文“allthepiecesofwindshieldfromherarm”可知，應(yīng)是從她的手臂里取出所有擋風(fēng)玻璃碎片。故選B。]10．D[suffer遭受；struggle斗爭；stay保持；survive存活。根據(jù)前文醫(yī)學(xué)生對她實施急救并結(jié)合后文“l(fā)ongenoughfortheemergencypersonneltoarrive”可知，此處表達“如果沒有繃帶，她不可能活到急救人員趕到”。故選D。]11．D[search搜索；browse瀏覽；receive收到；post發(fā)布。根據(jù)后文“thewordsonline”可知，她在網(wǎng)上發(fā)帖。故選D。]12．B[guidance指導(dǎo)；gesture姿態(tài)，表示；expression表達；encouragement鼓勵。根據(jù)前文“Amedicalstudentwitnessedtheaccidentandcametoher.”可知，這名醫(yī)學(xué)生救了她，所以是感謝他的善意行為，kindgesture意為“善意的舉動”。故選B。]13．C[tireless不知疲倦的；faultless完美無缺的；nameless無名的；speechless說不出話的。根據(jù)前文“It’sapitythatIdon’tknowyourname.”可知，Rhiannon不知道是誰幫助了自己，所以也想感謝其他無名英雄。故選C。]14．D[apology道歉；application應(yīng)用；invitation邀請；appreciation感謝。根據(jù)后文“forwhateverreason，couldn’tthankyouthemselves”可知，這是一封感謝信。故選D。]15．B[peer同輩；stranger陌生人；relative親屬；fellow同事。根據(jù)前文“Rhiannonalsohadamessagefortheotherheroes”可知，這是一封給無名英雄的信，因為不知道彼此的名字，所以此處指“一封來自你幫助過的陌生人的感謝信”。故選B。]B語篇解讀這是一篇記敘文。文章主要講述了HarryBurleigh去森林露營失蹤了，妻子向當(dāng)局報告，救援隊經(jīng)過不懈搜救終于找到Harry，幫助他和家人團聚的故事。1．B[根據(jù)后文“whenhedidn’tcomehomeasplanned”和搜救隊尋找Harry可知，HarryBurleigh沒有按計劃回家令妻子很擔(dān)心。故選B。]2．A[根據(jù)語境和后文“toreportherhusband’smissing”可知，Stacy打電話給當(dāng)局報告她丈夫失蹤了。故選A。]3．B[根據(jù)前文“toreportherhusband’smissing”和后文“begantheirwork”可知，得知Harry失蹤了，搜救隊立即開始搜救工作。故選B。]4．C[根據(jù)前文“Searchandrescueteamsbegantheirworkandwentonfordays，buttherewasno”可知，搜救隊去森林搜尋，但是沒有發(fā)現(xiàn)Harry的蹤跡。故選C。]5．A[根據(jù)前文“therescuersfinallycaughtabreak”和后文“ashelterandhisfishingequipment”可知，救援人員發(fā)現(xiàn)了一個庇護所和Harry的捕魚設(shè)備。故選A。]6．C[turndown拒絕；dependon依靠；callin召喚/叫……來(幫忙)；cutoff切斷。根據(jù)后文“supportfromover16rescueorganizations”可知，搜救隊召集超過16個救援組織來幫忙。故選C。]7．D[根據(jù)語境和前文“theyexploredeverypossible”可知，因為是在尋找失蹤的人，搜救隊搜索了每一條可能的道路。故選D。]8．B[根據(jù)后文“himalighterandanotetellinghimtomakeaandtheywouldbeback”可知，救援人員給Harry留下一個打火機和一張紙條。故選B。]9．A[根據(jù)前文“therescuershimalighter”可知，救援人員給Harry留下了一個打火機是為了讓他生火。故選A。]10．D[根據(jù)前文“therescuersfinallycaughtabreakwhentheyashelter”可知，兩天后，一支救援隊發(fā)現(xiàn)了另一個庇護所。故選D。]11．C[根據(jù)后文“alongthepathwithminorpain”并結(jié)合上文提到森林里環(huán)境惡劣、Harry丟掉了自己的捕魚設(shè)備可知，Harry的情況并不好，應(yīng)是帶著疼痛沿著小路走著。march指像軍人一樣行進，不符合句意。故選C。]12．D[amused覺得好笑的；awkward尷尬的；upset心煩意亂的；relieved如釋重負的。根據(jù)前文可知，救援人員最后發(fā)現(xiàn)了Harry，他們終于松了一口氣。故選D。]13．B[根據(jù)前文搜救隊一直全力搜尋Harry和后文“weallhavebeenlookingforinthiscase，”可知，找到Harry是救援人員一直期待的結(jié)果。故選B。]14．A[根據(jù)語境和前文“Thiswastheweallhavebeenlookingforinthiscase”可知，正是堅定的搜救隊不放棄搜救才使Harry得救。故選A。]15．D[根據(jù)語境和后文“MrBurleighandhisfamily”可知，救援隊找到了Harry，幫助他和家人團聚。故選D。]作業(yè)29夾敘夾議類完形填空(每小題1分，滿分30分)AOnedayIwasapproachingseveralmassivecreatureswhenIcametoasuddenstop.Itwaswellbeyondmethatthesehugeanimalsshouldbelimitedbyonlysomeropes.Itwas1thattheanimalscouldeasilyescapefromthesesmallropestiedtotheirfrontlegs.However，2，theydidnot.Ispotteda3closebyandwonderedwhytheelephantsjust4wheretheywereandhadnointentiontobreakaway.“Well，”hereplied，“asthey’revery5，wetiethemwiththesame6ropeandit’senoughto7themfortheirage.Astheygrowup，they’re8toholdthebeliefthattheycanneverrunaway.Theythinktheropesareboundto9holdthem，sotheydonotstruggletobreakfree.”Iwas10.Thelargeanimalscouldeasilymoveawayfromtheir11buttheyfelttheycouldn’t，sotheywere12rightthere.Inourlife，anumberofpeopleare13withthesamewrongself-limitingbelief—I’mnotexcellentenoughorwhytryitifI’mnotgoingto14it.However，weoughtn’tto15ourcapability，talentandpotential.Instead，weshouldbelieveinourselves.Afterall，weneedtochangewiththetimesandthinkoutsidethebox.1．A.importantB．obviousC．necessaryD．hopeful2．A.atthattimeB．fromthenonC．inthatcaseD．forsomereason3．A.trainerB．teacherC．doctorD．businessman4．A.sleptB．a(chǎn)teC．stoodD．relaxed5．A.thinB．youngC．weakD．ill6．A.sizeB．colorC．styleD．length7．A.attractB．trainC．cheatD．hold8．A.encouragedB．conditionedC．taughtD．forced9．A.stillB．evenC．justD．hardly10．A.excitedB．interestedC．shockedD．disappointed11．A.ownersB．thoughtsC．habitatsD．bonds12．A.stuckB．killedC．soldD．fed13．A.laughedatB．toldoffC．broughtupD．reliedon14．A.meanB．catchC．getD．make15．A.controlB．underestimateC．ignoreD．develop

B(2024·河北雄安新區(qū)三模)Mostofusneedtoheal①onceinawhile.Forsomeofus，the1partofhealingissimplytobelievethatit’spossible.Yearsago，Iwaswatchingmyson2②freethrows.Hemadeadozen3throughthenetwithoutamiss.“Howdoyoudothat？”Isaid.“BeforeI4theball，”hesaid，“Iseeitinmymindtomakeithappen.”Ilovedthesewords.Itstruckmethattheymightalso5healing.Weneedtobelievehealingcanhappenand6itinourmindstoseeitinreality.7doesn’tassureusoftheoutcomewehopefor.Butitsetsusinmotiontomovetowarddesired8.LastyearIhadsurgeryforabroken9andspenteightweeksinawheelchair.Ihad10tobeabletostartwalkingagainafterthe11days.However，thatdidn’thappen.IthenstartedphysicaltherapywhichIbelievedcouldhelp.I12itdayafterday，seeinginmymindthatIwaswalkingquicklyasbefore，whichis13Idotoday.Whenhopegrowsdim，belief14thewayandmakesallthingspossible.Weneedtobelieve15ispossible.Ifwecanseeitinourminds，wecanletgoofthepast，acceptthepresentandmovetowardabetterfuture.語境猜詞①onceinawhile②freethrow1．A.simpleB．emotionalC．hardestD．reasonable2．A.practiceB．displayC．holdD．score3．A.attemptsB．shotsC．choicesD．a(chǎn)djustments4．A.spotB．beatC．catchD．release5．A.relyonB．a(chǎn)pplytoC．a(chǎn)risefromD．respondto6．A.pictureB．rememberC．wakeD．operate7．A.ImaginationB．DesireC．BeliefD．Dream8．A.resultB．prizeC．careerD．option9．A.handB．a(chǎn)nkleC．wristD．a(chǎn)rm10．A.promisedB．requiredC．refusedD．expected11．A.excitingB．confusingC．a(chǎn)ppealingD．struggling12．A.turnedtoB．tookinC．keptatD．commentedon13．A.exactlyB．a(chǎn)bsolutelyC．generallyD．naturally14．A.feelsB．lightsC．forcesD．clears15．A.happinessB．fortuneC．healingD．shootingeq\x(語境猜詞答案B.①偶爾②罰球)答案精析A語篇解讀這是一篇夾敘夾議文。文章結(jié)合大象被細繩綁住但不逃脫的原因，提到了生活中也有一些類似的人，他們低估自己的才能和潛力，認為自己不會成功。最后作者得出結(jié)論：我們應(yīng)該相信自己，跳出思維定式。1．B[前文“thesehugeanimalsshouldbelimitedbyonlysomeropes”可知，這些大象能輕松地從束縛它們的細繩逃脫，這是顯而易見的。故選B。]2．D[結(jié)合前文“theanimalscouldeasilyescapefromthesesmallropes”及空后的“theydidnot”可知，這些大象要想擺脫繩子很容易，然而它們沒有，所以這里指不知什么原因，故選D。]3．A[結(jié)合下文作者向此人詢問動物不逃走的原因可推知，此人是熟悉動物知識的人，應(yīng)當(dāng)是動物園中的馴獸師。故選A。]4．C[結(jié)合下文“hadnointentiontobreakaway”可知，此處指大象僅僅站在自己被拴住的地方。故選C。]5．B[結(jié)合下文“Astheygrowup”可知，此處指當(dāng)它們還小的時候，它們就被綁起來了。故選B。]6．A[結(jié)合前文“smallropes”可知，這里指從小就用同樣尺寸的繩子綁住了大象。故選A。]7．D[根據(jù)下文“Theythinktheropesareboundtoholdthem”可知，此處指這些繩子足以綁住那個年齡的它們。故選D。]8．B[根據(jù)前文可知，在大象小的時候，它們就被用繩索綁住，所以直到它們長大，它們也習(xí)慣了自己永遠無法逃走的想法。beconditionedtodosth習(xí)慣于做某事，故選B。]9．A[根據(jù)前文“holdthebeliefthattheycanneverrunaway”可知，大象小時候被繩子束縛著，所以它們長大后認為，繩子依然能束縛住它們。故選A。]10．C[結(jié)合前文馴獸師給作者講大象不逃脫的原因，作者應(yīng)該是感到震驚的。故選C。]11．D[根據(jù)前文“theanimalscouldeasilyescapefromthesesmallropestiedtotheirfrontlegs”可知，這些大象可以很輕松地擺脫繩子。此處是ropes的同義詞復(fù)現(xiàn)，故選D。]12．A[根據(jù)前文“hadnointentiontobreakaway”可知，它們沒有打算逃走，說明它們應(yīng)該是被困在原地。故選A。]13．C[結(jié)合前文講述大象被繩子束縛著長大的事實，可知此處指我們中的許多人也像大象那樣戴著枷鎖被撫養(yǎng)長大。故選C。]14．D[結(jié)合前文大象認為它們無法逃脫束縛所以也不嘗試可知，此處指如果不能成功，為什么要嘗試呢？makeit成功。故選D。]15．B[根據(jù)前文“I’mnotexcellentenough”可知，我們認為我們不夠優(yōu)秀，這是對我們自己能力的低估。故選B。]B語篇解讀本文為一篇夾敘夾議文。文章講述了作者通過看兒子練球和自己的親身經(jīng)歷感悟到：我們需要相信治愈是有可能的，這種信念會給我們帶來好的結(jié)果。1．C[simple簡單的；emotional情感上的；hardest最難的；reasonable合理的。根據(jù)最后一段中“Weneedtobelieveispossible.Ifwecanseeitinourminds，wecanletgoofthepast，acceptthepresentandmovetowardabetterfuture.”并結(jié)合語境可知，作者認為相信治愈是可能的是關(guān)鍵的一步，但是對很多人來說，這是治愈最難的部分。故選C。]2．A[practice練習(xí)；display展示；hold舉辦；score得分。根據(jù)下文“Hemadeadozenthroughthenetwithoutamiss.”可知，作者在觀看兒子練球。故選A。]3．B[attempt嘗試；shot投籃；choice選擇；adjustment調(diào)整。根據(jù)下文“throughthenetwithoutamiss”可知，作者的兒子是進行了幾次投籃，都穿過了籃網(wǎng)。故選B。]4．D[spot發(fā)現(xiàn)；beat打敗；catch抓；release放開。根據(jù)前文可知，兒子在練習(xí)投籃，所以是在松開籃球前先想象著自己投中。故選D。]5．B[relyon依賴；applyto適用于；arisefrom由……引起；respondto回應(yīng)。根據(jù)“Weneedtobelievehealingcanhappen”可知，作者認為這種想法也可以適用于治愈。故選B。]6．A[picture想象；remember記得；wake醒來；operate操作。根據(jù)上文“Iseeitinmymindtomakeithappen”可知，兒子投籃前先在腦海里想象，此處作者認為我們也可以先在腦海里想象治愈的場景。故選A。]7．C[imagination想象；desire愿望；belief信念；dream夢想。根據(jù)上文“Weneedtobelievehealingcanhappen”可知，此處繼續(xù)討論信念的作用。故選C。]8．A[result結(jié)果；prize獎品；career事業(yè)；option選擇。根據(jù)“doesn’tassureusoftheoutcomewehopefor”和“But”可知，信念雖然不能確保結(jié)果如我們所愿，但會讓我們朝著想要的結(jié)果前進。故選A。]9．B[hand手；ankle腳踝；wrist手腕；arm手臂。根據(jù)“spenteightweeksinawheelchair”可知，作者不能站立，所以是腳踝做了手術(shù)。故選B。]10．D[promise承諾；require要求；refuse拒絕；expect期待。根據(jù)“tobeabletostartwalkingagain”可知，作者期待自己能重新開始走路。故選D。]11．D[exciting令人激動的；confusing令人困惑的；appealing吸引人的；struggling苦苦掙扎的。根據(jù)上文“LastyearIhadsurgeryforabrokenandspenteightweeksinawheelchair.”可知，作者在手術(shù)后在輪椅上度過了艱難的日子。故選D。]12．C[turnto求助于；takein吸收；keepat堅持；commenton評論。根據(jù)前文“IthenstartedphysicaltherapywhichIbelievedcouldhelp.”及后文“dayafterday”可知，作者堅持每天接受理療。故選C。]13．A[exactly恰好；absolutely完全地；generally總體上；naturally自然地。根據(jù)“thatIwaswalkingquicklyasbefore”和“Idotoday”可知，作者的希望成真了，恰好就是他現(xiàn)在的樣子，即他可以快速走路了。故選A。]14．B[feel感覺；light照亮；force強迫；clear清理。根據(jù)“Whenhopegrowsdim”及“thewayandmakesallthingspossible”可知，希望黯淡時，信念會照亮前路，讓一切皆有可能。故選B。]15．C[happiness幸福；fortune運氣；healing治愈；shooting槍擊。根據(jù)第一段中“Forsomeofus，thepartofhealingissimplytobelievethatit’spossible.”可知，此處與第一段呼應(yīng)，表示我們要相信治愈是可能的。故選C。]作業(yè)30傳統(tǒng)美食及飲食文化類A(2023·新課標(biāo)Ⅰ)Xiaolongbao(soupdumplings)，thoseamazingconstructionsofdelicatedumpling①wrappers②encasinghot,1.(taste)soupandsweet，freshmeat，are③farandawaymyfavoriteChinesestreetfood.Thedumplingsarrivesteaminganddangerouslyhot.Toeatone，youhavetodecidewhether2.(bite)asmallholeinitfirst，releasingthesteamandriskingaspill(溢出)，3.____________toputthewholedumplinginyourmouth，lettingthehotsoupexplodeonyourtongue(舌頭)．Shanghaimaybethe4.(recognize)homeofthesoupdumplings，butfoodhistorianswillactuallypointyoutotheneighboringancientcanaltownofNanxiangasxiaolongbao’sbirthplace.There，you’llfindthemprepareddifferently—moredumplingandlesssoup，andthewrappersarepressed5.handratherthanrolled.Nanxiangaside，thebestxiaolongbaohaveafineskin，allowingthem6.(lift)outofthe④steamerbasketwithouttearingorspillinganyof7.(they)contents.Themeatshouldbefreshwith8.touchofsweetness，andthesurroundingsouphot，clearanddelicious.NomatterwhereIbuythem，onesteamerbasketis9.(rare)enough，yettwoseemsgreedy，andsoIamalwaysleft10.(want)morenexttime.語境猜詞①wrapper熟義：n.包裝紙，包裝材料生義(文義)：n.②encase(派)＝en＋case③farandaway④steamer(派)＝steam＋erB(2024·四川瀘州二模)Chinesepastries(糕點)havearichanddiversehistorythatspansthousandsofyears.TraditionalChinesepastriesarepopularfortheir1.(beauty)shapes，delicateflavorsandcultural①symbolism.TheoriginsofChinesepastriescanbetracedbacktoancienttimesforreligiousceremoniesandspecial2.(occasion)．Overcenturiesofdevelopment，Chinesepastrieshaveevolved.DuringtheTangDynasty，Chinesepastries3.(experience)asignificantgrowthinpopularityandthedevelopmentofnumerousdelicatepastryrecipes.MooncakesareamongthemostfamousChinesepastries,4.areassociatedwiththeMid-AutumnFestival.Mooncakeshaveahistorydatingbackover1,000yearsandwereoriginallyused5.anofferingtothemoongoddessduringtheharvestseason.Theseroundpastriestypicallyhaveasweetfilingsuchasredbeanpaste，andarich，oilycrust(外殼)．Mooncakesareoften②imprintedwith6.(amaze)designsandsymbolsthatrepresentgoodluckandprosperity.Thewifecake，or“l(fā)aopobing”inMandarin，originatedinGuangdongduringtheSongDynasty.Wifecakesaresmall，roundpastriesthat7.(fill)withsweetandstickywintermelon.Theoriginofthepastry’snameisuncertain，butonestorysuggeststhatitisnamedbyahusbandwhowanted8.(make)hiswifefamousforherexcellentbakingskills.EachregioninChinahasitsownpastrieswith9.(vary)flavors，ingredientsandproductionmethods.Chinesepastriesare10.importantpartofChinesecuisineandculturaltraditions.語境猜詞①symbolism(派)＝symbol＋ism②imprint(派)＝im＋printC(2024·安徽安慶二模)Cross-bridgenoodlesisthenameofaspecialdishoriginatingfromYunnanProvince.Thedish1.(make)ofstewedchickenorgoosesoup，slicesofporkorfish，vegetablesandricenoodles.There’sastorybehindthe2.(origin)creationofcross-bridgenoodles.It’ssaidthattherewas3.scholarduringtheQingDynasty4.(study)everydayonanislandofMengziCityinYunnan.Hisfavoritefoodwasricenoodles，andhiswifebroughthimaservingofthemeverydayathisoffice.5.shewasdisappointedwhensherealizedthenoodleswouldgetcoldonthewaytotheisland.Onedaysherealizedthatwhenshetookherhusbandchickensoup，itstayedwarmduringthetrip.Shefiguredoutthattheoillayerontopofthesoupseparateditfromthecoldand6._______(keep)theheatinside.Thewifethencameupwitha7.(solve)．Shetriedbringingthechickensoup，ricenoodlesandotheringredientstotheisland8.(respective)，thencombiningthem.Thedishbecameknown9.“cross-bridgenoodles”inmemoryofthewife10.discoveredadishthatwoul