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专题12阅读理解细节理解题备考年高考英语二轮复习讲练测-测（解析版）2023时间分钟60全国名校最新模拟题（共八篇）（年北京卷）Passage12022（削弱）My nameis Alice.Early lastyear,I wastroubled byan anxietythat crippledmy abilityto doanything.Ifelt like a stormcloud hungover me.For almosta yearI struggledon,constantly staringat thiswall thatfaced me.Myperfectionist tendencies were the main root of this:I wantedto beperfect atwhatever Idid,which obviouslyin lifeis notpossible,but itconsumed me.One day,I attendeda presentationby wildlifeconservationist Grant Brown atmy highschool.His presentationnotonly awed and inspired me,but alsohelped emergean innerdesire tomake adifference in the world.I joinedapre-presentation dinnerwith himand thatsmaller settingallowed me to slowlybuild upmy courage to speakone-on-onewith him——an ideathat hadseemed completelyimpossible.This firstcontact waswhere mystory began.A monthlater,Brown invitedmetoattend theWorld YouthWildlife Conference.Looking back,I nowsee thatthiswould be the firstin aseries oftimely opportunitiesthat myold selfwould havelet pass,but thatthis newand moreconfidentAlice enthusiasticallyseized.Shortly afterI receivedhis invitation,applications tojoin the Youth forNature andtheYouth for Planet groups were sent around through my highschool.I decidedto commit to completingthe applications,and soonI was a part of agrowing global team of young people working to protect nature.Each of these newstepscontinued to grow my confidence.（障碍）I amwriting thisjust sixmonths sincemy journeybegan and Ive realisedthat mybiggest obstaclethiswhole timewas myself.It wasthat voicein the back ofmy headtelling methat onephrase thathas stoppedso manypeoplefrom reachingtheir potential:I cant.They saygood thingscome to those who wait;I say:grab everyopportunitywith everythingyou haveand beimpatient.After all,nature doesnot requireour patience,but ouraction.A.Her inabilityto acther age.B,Her habitof consumption.C,Her desire to beperfect.D.Her lackof inspiration,presentation
5.How didGrant Brownsinfluence AliceA.She decidedto dosomething fornature.B.She tastedthe sweetnessof friendshipC.She learnedabout theharm ofdesire.D.She builtup hercouragetospeak up.to
6.The activitiesAlice joinedin helpedher becomemoreA.intelligent B.confident C.innovative D.critical
7.What canwe learnfrom thispassageA.Practice makesperfect.B.Patience is a cureof anxiety.C.Action isworry9s worstenemy.D.Everything comestothosewhowait.
4.What wasthe maincause fbrAlices anxiety细节理解题根据文章标题（献给艺术爱好者）和中的（适
3.For ArtLovers We Are Water Protectors“Forages3to6合至岁）“、中的（适合至岁）、36AH Because You Matter“For ages4to848Honeybee:The BusyLife of（意大利蜂）中的（适合至岁）”和中的（适Apis MelliferaFor ages6to969The PlainJanes For ages8to15合至岁）”可知，这四本书共同之处是针对岁以下的艺术爱好者的故选81516B（北京交通大学附中届高三开学英语诊断练习）Passage72023Alexis,17,sat quietlyin thepassenger seatof herdads car.She lether eyeslazily scanthe landscapefor wildlife.Then a deer cameinto viewabout200yards infront of them.Dad,there9sadeer there!”Alexis said.It was a maledeer（角）with sharpantlers oneach side of itshead.As the car movedcloser,Alexis sawthat the deers headwas benttoward the ground.Then she heard ascream andsawan armfly upnear the deers head.Alexis realizedthe deerwas attackinga woman.Sue,a44-year-old mother,hadbeen out for her morning run.The deerfollowed herand edgedcloser.knew I was introuble JSue says.She wentto pickup a stickfor self-defense,and the deer charged.It liftedher withits antlersand threwher into the air.Sue couldfeel bloodflewdown herleg.Within seconds,the deerhad pushedher offthe road.When Alexisand her father pulledup,the deerwas throwingSuelikeadoll.Alexis lookedinto thewomans terrifiedeyes,and beforeher fatherhad evenstopped the car,the teenagerjumpedquickly outof the car and ran toward the deer.“I was kicking itto get its attention,she says.Then herfather,who hadfollowed hisdaughter,pushed thedeer awayfrom the women.Alexis helpedSue into the car,and thenapplied apiece ofcloth toSues injuredleg.Were goingto getyou toahospital JAlexis said.Then sheheard herfather shoutloudly.He had been knockedto theground.Alexis tookhold of ahammer from the carandranto whereherfatherlay onhis back.She beatthe deershead andneck,but theblows didntscareit away.I waslosing faithJ she says.A couplemore strikes,Alexis/said herfather.“You cando it.Turning thehammeraround,Alexis closedher eyesand beatthe deersneck with all herstrength.When sheopened hereyes,the deerwasrunning away.Alexis gotin thedrivers seat and spedtowardthenearest hospital.After Suewas treated,she tearfullythanked herrescuers.You expecta teenagegirl toget on the phoneand callforhelp Jshe says,not to beat upadeer.”
24.What wasSue doingwhen shewas attackedby thedeerA.She wasdriving home.B.She wastaking exercise.C.She wasresting on the road.D.She wasfeeding wildanimals.
25.What didAlexis doto saveSueA.She pushed thedeer away.B.She beatthedeerwithahammer.C.She drovethecarto hiI thedeer.D.She hitthedeerwith herfeel.
26.What is the best title for the passageAA WomanWas SeriouslyInjuredB.A GirlSaved HerFather SuccessfullyC.A DangerousDeer Attackeda WomanD.A TeenagerRescued Others from a Deer Attack【答案】
24.B
25.D
26.D【导语】本文是一篇记叙文文章的主要讲的是岁的亚历克斯先是和父亲一起救了被一只鹿袭击的苏，然17后，当那只鹿袭击她的父亲时，她又用锤子把那只鹿赶走，救了她的父亲【题详解】24细节理解题根据第二段的句子“Sue,a44-year-old mother,hadbeenout for hermorningrun.The deerfollowed her.（苏是一位岁的母亲，她出去晨跑那只鹿跟着她，慢慢靠近了她）”可知，苏是在晨and edgedcloser44跑时被鹿袭击的故选项B【题详解】25细节理解题根据第四段的句子“2waskickingittogetitsattention/shesays.Then herfather,who hadfollowed his（我踢它是为了引起它的注意，，她说随后，跟随女儿的父亲daughter,pushedthedeerawayfrom thewomen.将鹿从妇女身边推开户可知，亚历克西斯是通过用脚踢那只鹿来救苏的故选项D【题详解】26主旨大意题这篇文章的主要讲的是岁的亚历克斯先是和父亲一起救了被一只鹿袭击的苏，然后，当那只17鹿袭击她的父亲时，她又用锤子把那只鹿赶走，救了她的父亲所以用项D“ATeenager RescuedOthersfromaDeer作为本文的标题符合题意故选项Attack”D（学年第一学期浙江省七彩阳光新高考研究联盟联考）Passage82022I hadpassed thehigher secondaryexamination when I hadto give up furtherstudies.I hadto beearning somethingtohelp the family budget.One daya lettercame tome froman officefor aninterview.I wasboth happyand nervous;I wastheonly teen.On thatparticular morning,I gotready.I puton the best clothes.They didntcatch peopleseye,but theywere cleanandsuitable.I tookparticular careto cleanand polishmy pairof shoes.Knowing thedifficulties oftransport,I startedwithplenty oftime onhand.I reachedthe officebefore theappointed time.When myturn came,I wastrembling,I think,but Iwent quietlyandentered closingthe doorcarefully behindme.The managerasked meto beseated.He askedme whyI wasgiving upmystudies andremarked that I seemedto betoo youngforthe job.I saidthat I was willingto learnand to work ashard aspossible.Have youany otherplans”he askedme.I saidthat if1got thejob,I wouldimprove myqualifications byjoiningan eveningclass.Young man”,he said,“If wedo selectyou,you willhave towork rightfrom thebottom andworkyour wayup dependingon yourperformance.1replied thatI wasyoung withoutexperience and I couldntexpectanything better.But ifI failed,it would not bedue toany lackof willingnesson mypart.It wasmy firstinterview,andIknow itwould notbe thelast.So I was notvery much excited.On thecontrary,I felteasythatI had gonethrough itand gotsome experience.But Idid getthejoball right.And hereI amwriting thisessay onleave from office,sitting formy firstuniversity examination.
1.Why didthe writergiveuphis furtherstudiesA.He failedin theexamination.B.He showedno interestin studies.C.His familywas toopoor tosupport him.D.His familydidnt wanthim togo touniversity.
2.When didthe writerwrite thisessayA.Right afterhis firstinterview.B.During hisuniversity examination.C.During hiswork beforeleaving office.D.Before hissecond tryfor ajob interview.
3.What can be thebesttitle for thispassageA.My firstjob.B.My poorfamily.C.My workexperiences.D.My firstinterview.【答案】l.C
2.B
3.D【导语】这是一篇记叙文主要介绍作者在青少年时期，第一次工作面试的经历【题详解】1细节理解题根据文章第——段I hadpassed thehigher secondaryexamination whenI hadto giveup furtherstudies..（我通过了中考，这时候我不得不放弃继续深造因为我Ihadto beearning somethingto helpthefamilybudget需要挣点钱来维持家庭开支）“可知，作者放弃学业，是因为家庭预算不足，没有足够的钱支持他故选C项【题详解】2细节理解题根据文章最后一段“And hereI amwriting thisessay onleavefromoffice,sitting formy firstuniversity.（我在这里写这篇文章，正在参加我的第一次大学考试广可知，作者是在大学考试中写得这篇examination文章故选项B【题详解】3主旨大意题根据文章第一段.（有一天，我收到一封One daya lettercame tome froman officefor aninterview来自一个办公室的面试邀请信）“；最后一段（这“It wasmy firstinterview,andIknow itwouldnotbethelast.是我第一次面试，我知道这不会是最后一次户以及通读全文可知，本文主要叙述作者第一次工作面试的经历故选项D
4.C
5.A
6.B
7.C【导语】这是一篇记叙文文章主要讲述作者通过参加保护自然活动治愈好了自己的焦虑细节理解题由文章第一段
4.“My perfectionisttendencieswerethe mainrootofthis:I wantedtobeperfect at（我的完美主义倾向是这一点的主要根whatever Idid,which obviouslyin lifeis notpossible,but itconsumed me.源无论我做什么，我都想做到完美，这在生活中显然是不可能的，但它消耗了我广可知，是要求完美导致了焦虑故选项C细节理解题由文章第二段
5.One day,I attendeda presentationby wildlifeconservationist Grant Brown atmy highschool.His presentationnot onlyawedand inspiredme,but alsohelped emergean innerdesiretomake adifference in（一天，我在高中参加了野生动物保护主义者的演讲他的演讲不仅让我感到敬畏和鼓the world.GrantBrown舞，还帮助我产生了一种内在的愿望，希望在世界上有所作为户和文章第三段“Shortly afterI receivedhisinvitation,applications tojoin theYouth forNature and theYouth for Planetgroupsweresentaroundthroughmyhighschool.I decidedto committo completingthe applications,and soonI wasa partof agrowing globalteam ofyoung（在我收到他的邀请后不久，我的高中就收到了加入和people working to protect nature.“YouthforNature”“Youth组织的申请我决定致力于完成这些申请，很快我就成为了一个日益壮大的全球年轻人保护自然团forPlane”队的一员广可知，是让作者开始为从事保护自然地活动中故选项GrantBrownA细节理解题由文章第三段
6.“I decidedto committo completingthe applications,and soonI wasa partof agrowing（我globalteam ofyoung peopleworkingto protectnature.Each of these newsteps continuedto growmy confidence.决定完成申请，很快我就成为了一个不断壮大的全球年轻人保护自然团队的一员每一步都让我更加自信户可知，加入这些活动让她变得更自信了故选项Alice B推理判断题（削弱）
7.Early lastyear,Iwastroubled byan anxietythat crippledmy abilityto doanything.I feltlike（去年年初，我被一种焦虑困扰，它削弱了我做任何事情的能力）由文章第三a stormcloud hungover me.”段“I decidedto committo completingthe applications,and soonIwasa partof agrowing globalteamofyoungpeople（我决定完成申请，很快我就成workingtoprotectnature.Each of these newsteps continuedtogrowmyconfidence.为了一个不断壮大的全球年轻人保护自然团队的一员每一步都让我更加自信）可知，文章主要讲述作者通过参加保护自然活动治愈好了自己的焦虑所以从文章中我们能学到行动是忧虑最大的敌人故选项C.（云南省昆明市云南师范大学附属中学学年高三上学期适应性月考）Passage22022-2023Rebel TalkJane Hutcheon（通讯员）Journalist,author andformer foreigncorrespondent JaneHutcheon knowsa thingor twoaboutconversations,andinRebel Talkshe drawson herrich experiencein theartofguided conversationsto helpus begin andnurture conversations.Rebel Talklooks atways to:transform poorconversation habits;speak upabout problems;generate energy,passion andoptimism;stop lecturingand givinguninvited advice;and mostimportantly,learn byhumblelistening.From Earth:Create YourOwn NaturalApothecary（药剂师）Charlotte RasmussenThemakings forsimple skincareand medicinalhome treatmentscanbefound inyour owngarden orkitchen.FromEarth*s recipes employ pure and natural ingredients such as lily and roseand willinspire youto enlargeyour herbknowledge.Beautifully photographed,this step-by-step guideexplains howto usecarrier oils,butters anddried flowersand istheperfect guidefor anyonewanting tofind amore comprehensiveway of life.Burning QuestionsMargaret AtwoodFansof Margaret Atwood,the creatorof TheHandmaids Taleand more than50other worksof fiction,poetry andessays,will be interested inher collectionof essaysand occasionalpieces from2004-
21.Full ofwit andwisdom,Atwood focuseson subjectssuch asthe climatecrisis,freedom,debt,tech,the riseof Trumpand apandemic.Other（）topics include:When tooffer adviceto theyoung only when asked;So whatif beautyis onlyskin deepHere Goes NothingSteve ToltzIf you like your fiction left-of-centre,then thisbooks foryou.Angus Mooneystruggles formost ofhis life,until he（）meets hiswife,marriage celebrantGracie whosewedding ceremoniesare anythingbut traditional.Just whenthingsare startingtoworkout,an oldguy witha terminalillness breaksinto theirhouse andasks tostay untilhe dies.WhenAngus doessome researchon theirguest9,he wakesup thenext dayin the6afterlife\
21.What mightyou getfrom RebelTaikiA.How tosolve problems.B.How tostop aconversation.C.How tolearn inspeeches.D.How totalk productively.
22.Whose bookwill aflower loverbeinterestedinA.JaneHutcheon.B.Charlotte Rasmussen.C.MargaretAtwood.D.Steve Toltz.
23.If youare keenon fiction,which ofthe followingbooks willbe agood choiceA.Rebel Talk.B.From Earth,.Create YourOwn NaturalApothecary.C.Burning Questions.D.HereGoes Nothing.【答案】2LD
22.B
23.D【导语】本文是应用文简要介绍了四本书题详解】[21细节理解题根据第一段第二句中的（为了帮助我们开始并且酝酿“to helpus begin and nurtureconversations^^对话）可知通过读这本书我们能更富有成效地对话故选项D【题详解】22细节理解题根据第二段第二句飞From Earthrecipesemploypureandnaturalingredientssuchaslilyandrose andwillinspire youto enlargeyour herbknowledge79（From Earth的食谱采用纯天然成分，如百合和玫瑰，将激励你增加你的草药知识）可知，热爱花草的人会对所著的书感兴趣故选Charlotte RasmussenB【题详解】23细节理解题根据第四段第一句（如果你喜欢政治If youlikeyourfictionleft-of-centre,then thisbooks foryou.主张偏左的小说，那么这本书适合你）可知，喜欢读小说的人会喜欢读正忆而〃这本书故选GoesNogDo.（四川省树德中学学年高三上学期月阶段性测试）Passage32022-202310I discoveredthe powerof fearwhenIbecame stuck to mydriveway,as ifmy feetwere crazy-glued to the cement（水泥）.As muchas I tried,I couldnot movethem.The realizationthat my daughters wereplaying inNancys house,（麻痹）just one-half blockaway,paralyzed mylegs,making meunable to move whenI nearedthe endof ourdriveway.Dense,black smokewas rising from behind the Sycamore Maple trees onthe other sideofthe street and was envelopingthreehouses,making them barely visible.Nancys housewas one of them.Itriedto calloutformy daughters,hoping to see themrun safelyto myarms,but my voice wasalso stuck-stuck inmythroat withno intentionof comingout.There Istood,helpless,paralyzed andsilenced byfear,unable toprotect thetwoIttle girlsI lovedmore thaneven Ihad realized.Although trappedinabody thatcouldnt moveor speak,I couldstill hear.I couldhear othermothers anxiouslycallingtheir children.I couldhear afrightening silencethat coveredthe neighborhoodinstead ofthe usualhappy voicesofchildren.And,finally,I couldhear thealarm ofthe fireengine.As thealarm announced,Were onour way,itinstantly dissolved the crazy glue that had held my feet to the cement and it unlocked the soundproof box thathadsilenced myvoice.Iwasfree tomake suremydaughters were safe.As Icontinued down the driveway,two little girls,my twolittlegirls,ran towardme fromacross thestreet.Theyhad comehome totell meabout the fire in the garagenext toNancys house.Not onlydid myfeet andvoice worknow,but myeyes werealso ingood workingorder andhad notrouble producingtears.
24.Why wasthe authorstucktoherdrivewayA.She wastoo tiredtomoveher legs.B・Thick blacksmoke blockedher view.C.The cementonthedriveway wasstill wet.D.The fearforher daughters*safety struckher.
25..What madethe authorable tomove andspeak againA.Shouting fromother anxiousmothers.B.Strange silenceintheneighborhood.C.The alarm ofthecoming fireengine.D.The couragetoprotectherdaughters.
26.What doesthe authorsuggest atthe endofthestoryA.She burstinto tearsof reliefand happiness.B・She wasreally thankfultoseeher girlssaved.C.She wastoo excitedto believewhat shesaw.D.She overcameher fearand fullyrecovered.
27.What isthebesttitleforthe textA.Love inFire B.Stopped inSilenceC.A NarrowEscape D.The Priceof Fear【答案】
24.D
25.C
26.A
27.B【分析】这是一篇记叙文短文叙述了作者在看到自己女儿所处的地方发生火灾时作者的紧张心情以及最终消防员来到现场，女儿安然无恙的激动心情细节理解题根据第一段
24.The realizationthat mydaughterswereplaying inNancy*s house,just one-half block（麻痹）away,paralyzed mylegs,making meunable tomove whenI nearedthe endof ourdriveway.Dense,black smokewasrisingfrombehindtheSycamoreMapletreesonthe othersideofthestreetandwasenveloping threehouses,making（我意识至我的女儿们正在南希家玩耍，就在半个街区之thembarelyvisible.Nancys housewas one of them.“U外，我的腿瘫痪了，当我走到车道尽头的时候，我就动弹不得了浓密的黑烟从街对面的梧桐枫树后面升起，笼罩着三座房子，几乎看不见它们南希的家就是其中之一）由此可知，为什么作者被困在车道上是因为她为女儿们的安全感到担忧故选项D细节理解题根据第二段
25.“And,finally,I couldhear thealarmofthefireengine.As thealarm announced,Were onourway/it instantlydissolvedthecrazygluethathadheldmyfeettothecementanditunlockedthesoundproofboxthat（最后，我听到了消防车的警报声当警报宣布“我们在路上了”时，它立刻溶解了had silencedmyvoice.^^把我的脚粘在水泥上的疯狂胶水，解锁了让我不能说话的隔音盒）由此可知，即将到来的消防车的警报让作者能够再次移动和说话故选项C推理判断题根据最后一段
26.u“Not onlydid myfeet andvoice worknow,but myeyes werealso ingood working（现在不仅我的脚和声音恢复了，我的眼睛也恢复了正常,流泪也没有order andhad notrouble producingtears.问题）由此判断出，作者在故事的结尾暗示了她因欣慰和高兴而哭了起来故选项A（湖南师范大学附属中学学年高三上学期月考）Passage
4.2022-2023As17-year-old Norwooddrove throughSt.Peters-burg,Florida,last February,the laughterand chatterfrom the fourteenage girlsinside hercar quicklygave wayto screams.As theyapproached acrossing,another carT-boned them,sending theircar sailinginto theyard ofa nearbyhome,coming toa stoponly whenit crashedinto atree.As smokerose fromtheothercar,a bystandershouted,Its aboutto blowup!Get out!”Shaken,but otherwiseOK,型彳亍）she crawledout throughthe window.Along withtwo ofher friends,whod alsomanaged tofree themselves,sheran forher life.But halfwaydown thestreet,she realizedthat herbest friend,Simmons,wasnt with them.Nor woodran back to thecarand foundSimmons passedout inthe backseat.She threwopen theback doorand pulledher friendout,avoiding thebrokenglass asbest shecould.She draggedSimmons a few feetto safetyand laidher ontheground.I checkedherpulse9Nothing.uI putmy headagainst herchest.^^No signoflife.Thafs whenI startedCPR（心肺复苏术）Had theaccident happenedafewweeks earlier,she mightnot haveknown whatto do.But Nor wood,who wantstopursue a career in medicine,had earnedher CPRcertificate justthe daybefore.Kneeling onthe lawnand lookingdown atherdying friend,Norwood knewshe hadprecious littletime topractice whatshed learned.She startedpumpingSimmonss chestand breathinginto her friends mouthin hopesof fillingher lungswiththekiss oflife.No response.Andthen,after the30th try,Simmons begancoughing andgasping for air.The CPRhad worked!Soon,the ambulancearrivedand rushedSimmons tothe hospital,where shereceived treatmentfor acut inher forehead.And thensheheardhow herbest friend hadsaved herlife.wasnt shocked,Simmons toldCNN.“She willalways helpany wayshe can.^^
24.What happenedto Nor woods carin Floridalast FebruaryA.It lostits wayatacrossing.B.It crashedinto a nearby building.C.It washit byanother carfromtheside.D.It stoppedin St.Peters-burg asplanned.
25..Why didNor woodgo backtothecarA.To callfor help.B.To checkthecar.C.To putout thefire.D.To rescueherfriend.
26.What canwe learnfromthelast paragraphA.Norwoodwasacertificated on-the-job doctor.B・Simmons didntcame toherself afterthe CPR.C.Norwoodlearned howto performCPR recently.D.Simmons wassurprised tobe savedby Norwood.
27.Which ofthe followingwords canbest describeNor woodA.Calm anddependable.B.Friendly andselfless.C.Honest andresponsible.D.Helpful andsympathetic.【答案】
24.C
25.D
26.C
27.A【导语】本文是一篇记叙文文章讲述了岁的女孩诺伍德是如何在一场车祸中用自己所学的心肺复苏术拯17救好朋友西蒙斯的故事细节理解题根据第一段中的
24.As theyapproached acrossing,another carT-boned them,sending theircar sailing当她们接近——个十字路口时，另into theyard ofanearbyhome,coming toa stoponlywhenit crashedinto atree.一辆汽车撞上了她们，把她们的车撞到了附近一户人家的院子里，直到撞到一棵树上才停了下来广可知，诺伍德的车去年月在佛罗里达州被另一辆车从侧面撞了故选2C推理判断题根据第三段中的
25.But halfwaydownthestreet,she realizedthat herbestfriend,Simmons,wasnt with但是走至半路，她意识到她最them.Norwood ranbacktothecarand foundSimmons passedout inthebackseat.U好的朋友西蒙斯没有和她们在一起诺伍德跑回车里，发现西蒙斯昏倒在后座上广可知，诺伍德回到车里去救她的朋友故选Do细节理解题根据最后一段中的
26.“But Norwood,who wantsto pursueacareerinmedicine,had earnedher CPR.但是诺伍德想从事医学事业，她在前一天刚刚获得了心肺复苏证书”可知,诺伍certificate justthe daybefore德最近学习了如何进行心肺复苏故选Co推理判断题根据最后一段诺伍德实施救助的过程可以看出，她是非常沉着冷静的另外，从最后一段好
27.友西蒙斯的描述她总是尽她所能帮忙”中也可以推断，她是一位非常可“She willalways helpany wayshe can.靠的朋友故选A湖南省长沙市长郡中学学高三上学期月考Passage52022-2023汰Ifyouare longingforahein Alaskaand arentsure whereto start,here areour favorites.Theres somethingfor alllevelsof skillsand ambitions.The KenaiRiver Trail小道的A halfmile downthis trailare wonderfulviews ofthe KenaiRiver Canyon.There arereally twotrailheads起点；themain“upper“trail startsat mile
0.6of SkilakLake Rd,andtheother atmile
2.
3.Turnagain Arm TrailThis11-mile hikebegins atPotter TrailheadMile
115.Initially used by AlaskaNatives,the trail,can alsobeaccessible to points along the way:McHugh CreckMile112,RainbowMile108and WindyMile
107.Iditarod National Historic TrailTheNationalHistoricIditarod Trailisa24-mile hikeused bygold minersand sled-dog teamsuntil1918,when theAlaskaRailroad wasfinished.Its atwo-to-three dayhike throughsuperb mountainscenery toGirdwood whereitsknown asthe CrowPass Trail,andisthe regionsbest backpackadventure.毡房Put upa tentat Echo BendMile3,or rentoneoftwo yurts$65per nightclose by.Forashorter outingyoucan turnaround atthe Perch,then returntotheDew MoundTrail at Echo Bendand thentotheNature Center,making thisascenic8-mile trip.Reed Lakes Trail花岗岩Two alpinelakes,waterfalls,glaciers andtowering granitewalls:the7-to-9-mile Reed LakesTrailis oneofthe mostwonderful hikesintheregion,and worththe climb.Once youreach upperReed Lake,continue1mile toBomber Glacier,where theruin ofa B-29bomber liesin memorialto sixmen whodied ina1957crash.
21.Which ofthe followingwas originallyusedby Alaska NativesA.The KenaiRiver Trail.B・Turn againArmTrail.C.Iditarod NationalHistoric Trail.D.Reed LakesTrail.
22.At whichplace canhikers setupa tentA.Gird wood.B.Potter Trailhead.C.Echo Bend.D.Turn againArm.
23.What willvisitors seeat Bomber GlacierA.A memorialto sixheroes.B・A towermade ofgranite.C.The ruin ofa B-29bomber.D.One ofthe mostsplendid waterfalls.【答案】
21.B
22.C
23.C【导语】本文是一篇应用文文章主要介绍了一些去阿拉斯加远足时所建议去的地方细节理解题根据文章中的
21.Turnagain ArmTrail“Initially usedbyAlaskaNatives,the trail,can alsobe accessible（）（）（）（这条小道topointsalongtheway:McHugh CreekMile112,Rainbow Mile108and WindyMile
107.最初由阿拉斯加原住民使用，沿途也可以到达以下地点（英里）、英里）和McHugh Creek112Rainbow08（英里）户可知最初是阿拉斯加原住民使用的故选Windy107I,Turnagain ArmTrail B.细节理解题根据文章中的（）22Iditarod NationalHistoric Trail“Put upatentatEcho Bend Mile3,or rentoneof（毡房）.（在（英里）搭个帐篷，或者在附近租一个毡房（每晚two yurts）（$65per nightclose byEchoBend3美元）厂可知，徒步旅行者可以在搭帐篷故选65EchoBendC细节理解题根据文章中的
23.Reed LakesTrail“Once youreach upperReedLake,continue1mile toBomberGlacier,.（到达里德湖上游后，继续走where theruinofaB-29bomber liesin memorialto sixmen whodied ina1957crash英里到伯默尔冰川）那里停放着一架轰炸机的残骸，以纪念在年坠机事故中遇难1（BomberGlacier,B-291957的名男子户可知，游客们将在伯默冰川看到轰炸机的残骸故选6B-29C（河南省名校联盟学年高二上学期开学考英语试题）Passage
62022.2023For ArtLoversWe AreWater Protectors（加插图）Carole Lindstrom,illustrated by Michaela GoadeWateris life!The Water Protectors atStanding Rockand beyondhave beenbattling todefend MotherEarth9s sacred一water tohonor ourancestors,to providefor ourpeoples andfor futuregenerations.This picturebook seriously,itsbreathtaking-was writtenby Carole Lindstrom ofthe TurtleMountain Bandof Ojibweand illustrated byMichaela Goade.（）For ages3to6All BecauseYou MatterTami Charles,illustrated byBryan CollierFromthe matteroftheuniverse toBlack LivesMatter,this illustratedbook pullstogether thereal universeto makeitclear thatits youngreaders arespecial beyondbelief.Drawing inspirationfrom hisown grandmother^clothes-making,（）Bryan Collierpairs withTami Charlesto deliveran importantmessage.For ages4to8Honeybee:The BusyLife of（意大利蜂）Apis MelliferaCandaceFleming,illustrated byEric RohmannAbeautifully illustratedApis melliferapresented intasty oilpaints cycles.Young readersget afront rowseat tothenatural worldwhile vividwords introducethe anxietyleading tothe beesfirst flight.Think eachbee hasjust onejob（Think again.Bees holda varietyof occupationsduring theirshort,lovely lives—and youthought youwere busy!For）ages6to9The PlainJanesCecil Castellucciand JimRuggCecil Castellucciand JimRuggs childrencomic aboutfour girlartists attractedreaders whenit wasreleased in
2007.（再版）Now,inareissue thatincludes theoriginal talesalong witha newstory,Castellucci agesup hermessage.While一the Janeslives havegrown morecomplicated,Castellucci^theme remainssincere andin thesetrying times-（）something manyof usstruggle tokeep inmind.For ages8to
151.Which bookdoes MichaelaGoade drawforA.The PlainJanes.B.All BecauseYou Matter.C.We AreWaterProtectors.D.Honeybee:The BusyLife ofApis Mellifera.
2.Who gaveBryan Collierthe inspirationto illustratefor All BecauseYou MatterA.His familymember.B.His readers.C.Himself.D.Tami Charles.
3.What dothefourbooks havein commonA.They areabout endangeredanimals.B・They aretargeted atart loversunder sixteen.C.They havebeen releasedmorethanonce.D.They contributeto environmentalprotection.【答案】
1.C
2.A
3.B【导语】本文是一篇应用文文章主要介绍了本针对岁以下的艺术爱好者的书416细节理解题根据中的（加插图）（卡
1.WeAreWaterProtectors“CaroleLindstrom,illustratedbyMichaelaGoade罗尔林德斯特伦，由米凯拉戈德绘图厂可知，米凯拉戈德为《我们都是水的守护者》这本书加插图故・・・选C细节理解题根据中的
2.AllBecauseYouMatter“Drawing inspirationfrom hisown grandmother^clothes-making,（布莱恩•科禾尔从自己祖母的服装制作中Bryan Collierpairs withTamiCharlesto deliveran importantmessage.汲取灵感，和塔米查尔斯一起传达了一个重要的信息户可知，他的家人给了布莱恩科利尔创作《因为你・・最重要》的灵感故选A。
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