七選五專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練10篇-高三英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)

七選五專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練10篇七選五IHowtoHandleBeingtheNewKidatSchoolBeingthenewkidatschoolcanbeaterribleexperience！Itmightseemlikeeverybodyelseknowsexactlyhowtoact.Butrememberyouaren'talone．Actually，everybodyisnervousontheirfirstdayandyoucanfitrightinwiththehelpofthefollowingtips.Planaheadthenightbefore．__1__．Layoutyourfirstdayoutfit(全套服裝)，packalunch，andmakesureyouhaveallyourschoolsuppliesreadytogo.Planningaheadcanhelpyougetagoodnight'ssleepandfeellessnervousaboutyourfirstday.__2__．Makesureyourclothesarecleanedandpressedandthatyou'veshoweredandbrushedyourteeth.Ifyou'rehopingtoattractfriendswithsimilarinterests，trywearingashirtwithyourfavouriteshow，musician，orsportsteamonit.__3__．Doyourbesttostaycalmandpositive．It'snormaltofeelnervousoranxiouswhenyou'rethenewkidatschool.Ifyoufeelnervous，startbytakingsomedeepbreaths.__4__．Youcanlistentomusicthatmakesyoufeelcalmorhappy.Tryimaginingagoodfirstdayinyourmindinsteadofkeepingthinkingaboutthingsthatcouldgowrong．Useyourbodylanguagetoshowconfidence．__5__，yourshoulderslowered，andyoureyesonthefloor.Walkwithyourheadheldup，yourbackstraight，andabrightexpressiononyourface．Makeeyecontactwithotherpeople，andsmileiftheylookatyouorspeaktoyou.A．ChooseclothesthatmakeyoufeelgreatB．IntroduceyourselftoyourteachersandclassmatesC．Don'tcomeinonthefirstdaywithyourheadhangingdownD．ThiscanbeaneasywaytostartatalkandbreaktheicealittleE．YoushouldkeeptalkingandletpeopleknowthatyouarefriendlyF．Rememberthateveryoneisthenewkidatsomepointandthatit'snotabigdealG．You'llfeellessworriedifeverythingisreadybeforeyouwakeupforyourfirstday七選五IITodaywetakealookattheword“smart”.Ifsomeonesaysyouaresmart,whatdotheymean?Isitagoodthingorsomethingbad?__1____Thisisbecausetheword“smart”hasmanymeanings.Forexample,someonecouldsayyoulooksmartoraredressedsmartly.Thatmeanstheylikeyourphysicalappearanceorwhatyouarewearing．Butifsomethingsmarts,itcanbeunkindorhurtful,eitherphysicallyormentally.Ifyouaccidentallytripoverachairandfalldown,youmightshout,“Ow!Thatsmarts！”O(jiān)rifafriendsayssomethingthathurtsyourfeelings，youcansayyouaresmartingfromthehurtfulcomments.__2____Ifyouarestandingtooclosetoacampfire,youcouldsayyoureyesaresmartingfromthesmokeofthefire．Heretheword“smarting”meansfeelingasharppain.__3____Ifsomeoneissmartasawhip,theyareabletothinkveryquickly.__4____Somepeopleareconsideredstreet-smart.Theymaynothaveastrongeducation.Buttheyaregoodatdealingwithpeopleandproblemsintherealworld．Otherpeoplemightbebook-smart.Thismeanstheyhavespentmanyyearsinschool.Buttheymaynotbesosmartwhendealingwithpeopleorreal-worldproblems.Andthenthereisadefinitionofsmartthatmeanstotalkorbehavedisrespectfully.Ifyousaysomethingdisrespectfultoyourparents,theymightsay,“Don'tgetsmartwithme!”Here,“smart”meansshowingalackofrespectbysayingsomethingunkind．Thisdefinitionofsmartcanalsobeusedasaverb．__5__A．Dotheyreallymeanyouaresmart?B．Theanswerisnotaseasyasyoumightthink.C．Peoplehavedifferentattitudestowardsbeingsmart.D．Infact,maybethatpersonisnolongeryourfriend．E．Butthemostcommonmeaningof“smart”istobeintelligent.F．However,differentpeoplehavedifferentwaysofbeingsmart.G．Ifyousmartofftothewrongpeople,theycouldhityouintheface．七選五IIIFriendshipisaverybeautifulbond(聯(lián)系)inwhichnooneisbigorsmall,nooneisrichorpoor,andnooneisuglyorbeautiful.__1__Infriendship,therearenoterms.Thereisnoagefactorinfriendship.Eachpersonhashisorherownminds,ownviews,andownperspectivesonlife．Youcanlearnalotfromeveryoneofyourfriends.__2__Itisbesttohaveonegoodfriendwhoacceptsyouasyouare,bridgesgapsandneverletsyoufall.AstheancientGreekpoetEuripidesputit,“Friendsshowtheirloveintimesoftrouble,notinhappiness.”Behappyandcheerfulaboutyourfriends'success.__3__Neverbeselfish,andalwaystrytogivemoreandexpectless.Givewhateveryouwantfromyourfriends,likehonesty,love,supportandunderstanding,andneverboasttoyourfriendswhenyouaremoresuccessful.Ifyouarelookingforafriendwhoisfaultless,youwillbefriendless.__4__Andforagoodfriendship,weneedpatience,becausepatienceisthekeytoeverything．Abeautifulfriendshipislikeachildhoodfriendship,freeofjealousyandfulloflove．Childrenareunawareofbadfeelings,whereangercansuddenlyarise．Thisisthequalitythatmakeschildrenpureandspecial.Foragoodfriendship，oneneedstruelove,andchildrenarefulloflove．__5__A．Everybodyhasflaws.B．Thebestmirrorisanoldfriend．C．Friendshipmeansunderstandingandhelp.D．Askyournewfriendsquestionsaboutthemselves.E．Thatiswhytheyarelovedbyeveryone．F．Onegoodfriendisbetterthanthousandsofordinaryfriends.G．Alwaysstandbyyourfriendsineverysituation.七選五IVHorsescantalktooneanother.__1__Theycommunicatewithoneanotherandwithusthroughgesturesandexpressions.Expressive(富有表現(xiàn)力的)EarsWhenahorseturnsitsearstothesideorhalfwayback,thehorseislistening．Itcanlistenwithbothears.__2__Ifthesoundisontheleft,thehorsemovesitsleftear.Whenahorsemovesbothearsbackandforth,it'spayingattentiontotheactivityaroundit.MeaningfulLooks(意味深長(zhǎng)的眼神)Ahorsethatisrelaxedandhappywillhave“soft”eyes,whichlookkindandroundinshape．Ahorsethatisunhappywillhave“hard”eyes,whichlookangry.__3__Whenwhiteshowsaroundahorse'seyes,itisfrightenedoranxious.Kicking(踢腿)Dohorseskickonlywhentheyareangry?Notalways.Ahorsesometimeskickstogetfliesoffitsstomachorlegs.__4__Horsesinafieldmayalsokickwhiletheyareplaying．TailsTellTalesAhorsealsotalkswithitstail.__5__Iftherearefliesaround,itwillswish(刷刷地移動(dòng))itstailinarelaxedmannertochase(驅(qū)逐)thefliesaway.Ahorsethatisplayinginafieldmayholditstailhigh,almostoveritsback.Thisshowsthatthehorseisfeelinggood．Ifahorseswishesitstailwhentherearenoflies,thehorseisboredorimpatient.Ahorsewillswishitstailhardwhenit'sangry.A．Thehappyandrelaxedhorseusuallyholdsitstailstill.B．Horsesareoneofthemostexcitingpetstoown,too.C．Ahorsehashardeyeswhensomethingisbotheringit.D．Ifthenoiseisontheright,thehorsemovesitsrightear.E．However,yourhorsemustbecaredforproperlytokeepfit.F．Sometimesitkickstotellsomeonetohurryup.G．Horsescantalktooneanotherwithoutmakingasoundaswell.七選五VIfyouwanttowriteatraveljournal,herearesomeusefultipsforyou.Getintothehabitofwritinginyourtraveljournaleveryday.__1__Youwillregretthislaterwhenpricelessmemoriesareforgotten.Youmaypromiseyourselfthatyouwillgobackandwriteaboutyourexperienceslater,butthatalmostneverhappens.__2__Itdoesn'thavetobelong,justonaregularbasis.Useyour“downtime”foryourtraveljournal.__3__Youcanalwayswritedownafewlinesinyourtraveljournalwhenyouareontrains,waitingforplanes,orwaitinginline．__4__Inyourheadingwritedowntheday,whereyouare，whoyouarewith,maybeeventheweatherandwhatyouatethatday.Thesearethefirstdetailspeopleusuallyforget.Yearslaterwhenyoureadyourjournalyouwillknowexactlywhatyouweredoingonthatday.Nomatterhowmuchtimechanges,thememorieswillcomerushingback.Focusonwritingabouthowyoufeel.Listingfactsandfiguresisfinebutthatisn'twhyyoutraveled．Alongjourneyisatimeforselfreflection.Beinginaforeignenvironmentisaspecialexperience．Makealistofplacesyouwanttogonext.Memoriesofthesefeelingsdiedownquicklywithtime．__5__A．Dateyourdiaryinyourtraveljournal.B．Besureyourtraveljournalisjustlikeabook.C．Whenonabusyjourneyitiseasytoforgettowrite．D．Buyatraveljournalthatcanbeusedforalongtime．E．Takeafewminuteseverydayandputdownyourmemories.F．Surprisingly,thereisalotofsittingaroundwhiletraveling．G．Writingaboutthoseexperienceswhilethememoriesarefreshisnecessary.七選五VIWheneatingamealinChina，peopleareexpectedtopayattentiontotablemannersandpractisegooddininghabits.1Letolderpeopleeatfirst.Ifyouhearaneldersay“l(fā)et'seat”，youcanstarttoeat.Youshouldnotstealamarchontheelders.2Whenhelpingyourselftothedishes，youshouldtakefoodfirstfromtheplatesinfrontofyouratherthanthoseinthemiddleofthetableorinfrontofothers.It'sbadmannerstouseyourchopstickstoburrowthroughthefoodand“digfortreasure”andkeepyoureyesgluedtotheplates.Whenfindingyourfavoritedish，youshouldnotswallowitupasquicklyaspossibleorputtheplateinfrontofyourselfandcontinuetoeatlikeahorse.Youshouldconsiderothersatthetable.Ifthereisnotmuchleftonaplateandyouwanttofinishit，youshouldconsultothers.3Concentrateonthemealandyourcompanions.Watchingtelevision，usingyourphone，orcarryingonsomeotheractivitieswhilehavingamealisconsideredabadhabit.4That'swhatyoushoulddowhileeatingwithothers.Offertofillthebowlsofelderswithriceandfoodfromthedishes.5Ifeldersfillyourbowloraddfoodtoyourbowl，youshouldexpressyourthanks.A．Considerothers.B．Pickupyourbowltodrinksoup.C．Youshouldrefillyourbowlwithriceyourself.D．Payattentiontowhattheysayandcommunicate.E．MosttablemannersinChinaaresimilartothoseintheWest.F．Iftheysaytheydon'twantanymore，thenyoucaneatthemup.G．Inordertoavoidoffense，dinersshouldpayattentiontothefollowingpoints.七選五VIIIt'simportanttoprepareforrainydays.Similarly,it'simportanttosavemoney.1Why?It'sbecausethey'vegotusedtospendingallthemoneytheymake.Sometimes,thehardestthingaboutsavingmoneyisjustgettingstarted.Herearesometipstohelpyousavemoney.2Thefirststepinsavingmoneyistoknowhowmuchyou'vespent.Foronemonth,keeparecordofeverythingyouspentmoneyon.Onceyouhaveyourdata,organizethesenumbersbycategory(類別)andgetthetotalamountforeach.Youcanmakeabudget.Nowthatyouhaveagoodideaofhowmuchyouspendinamonth,whatcanyoudonow？3Toplanyourspending,youcanbuildabudget.Inthisway,youcanlimitover-spendingandmakesurethatyouputmoneyawayforunexpectedsituations.4Doingsomakesitmucheasiertogetstarted.Beginbydecidinghowlongitwilltaketoreacheachgoal.Someshort-termgoalsincludestartingafundtocover6monthstoayearoflivingcostsandsavingmoneyforavacation.Long-termsavingsgoalsareoftenseveralyearsorevendecadesawayandcanincludesavingsforretirementandputtingmoneyawayforachild'scollegeeducation.Makesavingmoneyeasierwithautomatictransfers(自動(dòng)轉(zhuǎn)賬).Automatictransfersareveryhelpfultoyoursavingsaccount.5Bymovingmoneyoutofyourcheckingaccount,you'llbelesslikelytospendmoneyyouplantouseforsavings.A．Youcansetsavingsgoals.B．Youcanrecordyourcosts.C．Youcanplanyourspending.D．Youcankeeparecordofwhatyoudo.E．Theycanmakesavingmoneymucheasier.F.However,somepeoplefindithardtosavemoney.G．Youcanmovemoneyoutofyoursavingsaccount.七選五VIIIYouprobablyknowyoushouldexercise,getenoughsleepandeatright.Butthechancesarethatyou'retellingyourselfthatyoudon'thavethetime.Ifyou'rewonderinghowtodevelophealthyhabits，thesepiecesofadvicewillhelpyoufeelgreat.Changesleeptime.Ifyouneedtoworkallnight,youcansleepseventoninehoursanightseveraldaysbeforeyoustayup.Itcanhelpreducethebadinfluenceofasinglesleeplessnight.Whenyoustayup,considerapowerfulnap.1Improvecreativity.Researchhasshownthathealthyeatinginfluencesmorethanourphysicalhealth.Eatingmorefruitsandvegetablesmakesusmorecreative,whichinturnimprovesourwork.2Timemanagementiskey.Exerciseisanotherone.Justtwominutesofphysicalactivitycanmakeyoumorecreative.Fitinwithsomehigh-intensity(高強(qiáng)度)butshortexercise.Ifyoudon'thavealotoftime,trysomehigh-intensityexercise,whichcanburnmorecaloriesthantrainingseparatepartsofthebody.3Researchsuggeststhatexercisingregularlyishighlyeffectiveinburningfatandbuildingmuscle.4Frequentflyersoftencatchthecommoncold.Toprotectyourimmunesystem(免疫系統(tǒng))，starttakingvitaminCandB-complexafewdaysbeforeyourflight.Tomakeyoufeellesstravel-relatedstress，trysomequickwaystorelax，suchasdrinkinggreenteaandwritingyourworriesdownonpaper.Doinggreatworkisimportanttoyou,butyourhealthshouldbeatthetopofyourlist.Soyoushouldbehonestwithyourself.5Findtimeforexercise,healthymealsandsomequalityrestbycuttingdownuselessactivities.A．Getpreparedfortraveling.B．Remembertoavoidtakingflights.C．Evena10-minutenapwillliftyourspirits.D．Howtofitahealthydietintoabusyschedule?E．Inotherwords,nogoodhealthmakesnosense.F．Manypeopledislikedoinghigh-intensityexercise.G．Somesimplewayslikejumpingropewillworkwell.七選五IXIntheageofthekeyboard，somepeopleseemtothinkhandwritinglessonsareonthewayout.SteveGraham，aliteracyprofessoratVanderbiltUniversityinNashville，Tennessee，hasbeenhearingaboutthedeathofhandwritingforthepastfifteenyears.1Hesaid，“Iftheresultsofasurveywehavepublishedthisyearareaccurate，itisbeingtaughtbyaboutninetypercentofteachersingradesonetothree.”Ninetypercentofteachersalsosaytheyarerequiredtoteachhandwriting.2ProfessorGrahamsaysonestudypublishedthisyearfoundthataboutthreeoutofeveryfourteacherssaytheyarenotpreparedtoteachhandwriting.3Othersteachitforsixtytoseventyminutesaday.Manyadultsrememberlearningthatway—bycopyinglettersoverandoveragain.4Manyexpertsalsothinkhandwritingshouldnotbetaughtonlywithitself.Instead，theysayitshouldbeusedasawaytogetstudentstoexpressideas.5Teacherscommonlyreportthataboutone-fourthoftheirstudentshavepoorhandwriting.Somepeoplemightthinkhandwritingisnotimportantanymorebecauseofcomputersandvoicerecognition(識(shí)別)programs.A．Afterall，thatiswhywewrite.B．Nowadaysteacherspaymoreandmoreattentiontotheirstudents'writing.C．Soisitstillbeingtaught?D．Butwhocaresifpeopleknowhowtowritewell?E．Butstudieshaveyettoanswerthequestionofhowwelltheyareteachingit.F．Today'sthinkingisthatshortperiodsofpracticearebetter.G．Hesayssometeachersteachhandwritingfortentofifteenminutesaday.七選五XAllofus