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專題01閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解題

目錄

01模擬基礎(chǔ)練

【題型一】閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解直接信息題(最新模擬)

【題型二】閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解間接信息題(最新模擬)

【題型三】閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解數(shù)字計(jì)算題(最新模擬)

02重難創(chuàng)新練(閱讀理解創(chuàng)新題)

03真題實(shí)戰(zhàn)練

【說明】因?yàn)槭嵌啅?fù)習(xí),所以為了保持語篇的完整性,沒有對語篇進(jìn)行刪減,對細(xì)節(jié)理

解題進(jìn)行了藍(lán)色標(biāo)注。

題型一閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解直接信息題

1.(2025·河北省滄州市聯(lián)考)

Thefollowingholidaydestinationscovermostfood,drinks,andon-siteactivitiessoyoucanfocuson

creatingmanytreasuredmemories.

SheratonSamuiResort(KohSamui,Thailand)

LocatedonChawengNoiBeach,thisresort(度假勝地)featuresbeachfrontaccommodationthatprovides

breathtakingviewsofthebluewaters,atasteoflocalThaicuisine,fitnessclassesfortheadults,andactivitieslike

kiteflyingandwatersportsforthekids.Don’tforgetabouttheone-hourdailyThaimassage(按摩)!

TheRanchatRockCreek(Philipsburg,Montana)

GetafeelofthatlegendaryWesternexperiencewithatouchoffive-startreatmentatthisluxurypropertyin

beautifulMontana.Enjoyfarm-to-tablecuisine,unlimitedhigh-qualitybeer,anddailyactivitiesrangingfrom

wildlifeviewing,horsebackridingtofloattrips.Forthelittleones,therearebikeadventures.

MohonkMountainHouse(NewPaltz,NY)

Locatedjust90milesfromNewYorkCity,thisVictoriancastleresortsitsintheHudsonValleyand

featuresmorethan85milesofscenichikingroutes!Ifyouprefertostayindoors,thereareyogaclasses,anindoor

heatedpoolwithunderwatermusic,andafternoonteaintheirhistoricLakeLounge.Takethewholefamilyoutto

enjoythebeautifulmountainviewsasyourowonyourboatinthespringandsummerorslideacrosstheiraward-

winningicerink(溜冰場)inthewinter.

CreteMarisResort(CreteIsland,Greece)

EnjoytheMediterraneansunasyoulieontheprivateblueflagbeachoroneofits16swimmingpools.The

kidswilllovethewaterparkanddivelessons,andyou’llfallinlovewiththeon-sitespaandfully-equipped

fitnesscenter.EnjoyafamilydinnerintheopenairfeaturingtraditionalGreekandMediterraneancuisine,

followedbyaliveshoworoutdoormovienight.

1.WhatcanyoudoinTheRanchatRockCreek?

A.Flykitesasyoulike.B.Goboatingwithfriends.

C.Enjoyoutdoormovies.D.Tastelocallysourceddishes.

2.Whichresortissuitableforhikelovers?

A.SheratonSamuiResort.B.TheRanchatRockCreek.

C.MohonkMountainHouse.D.CreteMarisResort.

3.Whatisthecommonfeatureofthefourresorts?

A.Theyarecost-effective.B.Theyarefamily-friendly.

C.Theyarefullofadventures.D.Theyspecializeinwatersports.

2.(2025·安徽省蚌埠市高三月考)

Manyuniquecavesintheworldarefoundontheshoresofoceansandlakes.Theyarealwaysthereto

attractvisitorsacrosstheglobe.

SeaLionCaves

FoundontheOregonCoast,it’swell-knownastheonlymainlandbreedingground(繁殖地)oftheSteller

sealion,anear-threatenedspecies.It’salsothelongestseacaveinNorthAmerica,measuring1,315feetlong.Most

ofthecaveisatsealevelandisfloodedwithwaterathightide.Onesectionofthecave,sitting50feethigher,

servesasaplatformtoviewthecreatures’habitat.

ApostleIslandsSeaCaves

Wisconsin’sApostleIslandsSeaCavesaresandstonecavesontheshoresofLakeSuperior.Thecavesare

accessiblebyboatinsummer,butseeingthecavesduringwinterhasbecomeapopular,ifweather-dependent,

alternative.WhenLakeSuperiorfreezes,theiceissometimesthickenoughtoallowhikerstowalkacrossthelake

andexplorethecaves.

GreatBlueHole

LocatedoffthecoastofBelize,it’saverticalcavethat’sentirelyunderwater.Itmeasures984feetin

diameterand410feetdeep.Withitsbeautiful,clearwaterandavarietyofwildmarineliferesidinginitsdepths,

theGreatBlueHoleismostfamousasascuba-divingdestination.AlthoughtheGreatBlueHoleisoneofthemost

spectacular,it’snottheworld’sonlybluehole.

PaintedCave

ThePaintedCave,locatedonCalifornia’sSantaCruzIsland,isanexpansiveseacaveknownforthe

colorfulrocks,lichenandalgaefoundonitswalls.AftertheSeaLionCaves,it’sthesecond-longestseacavein

NorthAmerica,at1,227feetlong.Thecaveisapopularkayaking(劃艇)destinationsincethecave’sbottomis

underwaterforitsentirelength.

1.WhatmaycontributemosttoSeaLionCaves’fame?

A.Beingthebreedingplaceforararespecies.

B.Beingthelongestseacavesacrosstheworld.

C.Itsseasonalhightidesatsuchalowsealevel.

D.Itsdistinctplatformforwatchingseacreatures.

2.WhattimemightbeappealingtovisitApostleIslandsSeaCaves?

A.Inspringtime.B.Duringwintertime.

C.Insummertime.D.Inthefall.

3.WhatdoGreatBlueHoleandPaintedCavehaveincommon?

A.Theycanproducepleasingsound.B.Theyinspiredmanyfamousartists.

C.Theycouldbeapotentialdanger.D.Theybothenjoywater-basedsports.

3.(2025·安徽省阜陽市高三期末)

Musicfans,thisoneisforyou!WeareteamingupwithmusicmasterandproducerMartinGarrixtogive

oneluckyartistthechancetowinaplaceatourmusicacademylocatedinAmsterdamthiscomingAugust.

HostedbyJBLandSTMPDRCRDSincooperationwithMartinGarrix,theAcademywillgather40

talentedmusicians,songwritersandproducersfromacrosstheglobetolearnfromthebestofthebestmusic

industryexperts,promotingtheircareerstothenextlevelandonecouldbeyou!

TheAcademywillbehostedinfamousSTMPDStudioinAmsterdam,whichhasalsobeenhosttowell-

knownartistsincludingMartinGarrixhimself,PharrellWilliams,DavidGuettaandSnoopDogg.

TheAcademyisopentoallkindsofmusiciansregardlessofexperience.Emergingartists,producers,

singersandsongwriterscanapplybysubmittingamotivationalvideoandamaximumofthreesongs,whichthey

feelrepresentthem.

RegistrationsarenowopenandwillrununtilJune27,withsuccessfulapplicantsannouncedinJuly.The

AcademywilltakeplacefromAugust28toAugust31,inAmsterdamwithRemixfollowingtheluckywinner’s

journeyfromstarttofinish.

Ifyou’reabuddingmusicartistwithdreamsofmakingitbigontheworldstageandmeettherequirements

listedbelow,thenclickheretoenter:

·Age:18+.

·Anykindofmusicartist.

·Anykindofmusicgenre.

·Level:Youareatthebeginningofyourjourneyinthemusicindustry—youhaveademotosharewithus,

butyouarenotsignedtoamajorlabel.

·YouareabletotraveltoAmsterdaminAugust.

·YouarefluentinEnglishtoparticipateintheAcademy.

1.WhoworksasapartnerwithJBL?

A.SnoopDogg.B.DavidGuetta.

C.MartinGarrix.D.PharrellWilliams.

2.Whenisthedeadlineforthesubmissionofapplications?

A.May18.B.June27.C.July28.D.August31.

3.Whatisamusttobeanapplicant?

A.Aclearunderstandingofart.B.AgoodcommandofEnglish.

C.Submittingthreesongsaltogether.D.Beingamemberofmajorlabel.

4.(2025·重慶市南開中學(xué)高三第五次質(zhì)量檢測)

KenyaisamicrocosmofAfrica.So,incaseKenyadoesn’talreadyfeatureonyourlistofdream

destinations,JaneBarsby,atravelwriter,tellsyouwhyitshould.

TheMasaiMara

Hometothe“greatestwildlifeshowonearth”-theannualmigrationofone-and-a-halfmillionwildebeest

andtheiraccompanyinganimals-theMasaiMararemainsKenya’smostfamousreservethankstothebrillianceof

itsgameviewing.

Walkingisnotallowedhere,soifyou’dliketohikeacrosstheGreaterMara,visitoneofthemanyprivate

conservanciesthatborderthereserve.

TheKarenDistrict

Perhapsthegreatestsingleinfluenceonthecountry’stourismwastheDanishwriterKarenBlixen,whose

bookOutofAfricabeginswiththewords,“IhadafarminAfrica,atthefootoftheNgongHills”,andyoucan

visithishouseintheKarendistrict,whereithasbeenturnedintoamuseum.

WhileinKaren,whynotstrokeagiraffeattheAfricanFundforEndangeredWildlifeGiraffeCentreor

cuddleababyelephantattheWildlifeTrust’sElephantShelter?

Gedi

Onthesilver-blueSwahilicoastlinearetheremainsofthethirteenth-centurytownofGedi,whichwas

allegedlydesertedbyitsoccupantsattheapproachofcannibals(食人族).Nowitisapicturesqueruinwith

wretchedstreets,marketplaces,palacesandmosques,allburiedinthedensecoastalforest.

NeartheentrancetoGediisKipepeo,abutterflyfarmwhereyoucanwitnesstheentirecycleofa

butterfly’slife.

WesternKenya

ForanentirelydifferenttakeonKenya,visitwesternKenya-famousforitsgreenquiltofteabusheswhich

onceyou’vesipped,you’llneverregardthisdeliciousdrinkinquitethesamelightagain.

FortheultimateexperiencespendanightortwoattheKerichoTeaHotel.

1.WhichactivityisavailableintheKarendistrict?

A.Visitingasciencemuseum.

B.Interactingwithwildanimals.

C.Watchingbutterflies’lifecycle.

D.Exploringthelocalcuisine.

2.Wherecanyouenjoyoceanviews?

A.Gedi.B.TheKarenDistrict.

C.WesternKenya.D.TheMasaiMara.

3.Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?

A.Asciencejournal.B.Aliteraryreview.

C.Ahistoricaldocument.D.Atourismbrochure.

5.(2025·江蘇省南京市、鹽城市高三上學(xué)期一模)

ThankyouforyourinterestinTheUCLAHealthVolunteenSummerProgram.Onceyouareacceptedinto

theprogram,youmaybeginyourvolunteeringinthefollowingcriticalareas:

Wayfinding

Wayfindersarestationedathospitalentrancesandgreeteachvisitor/patientalongwithproviding

wheelchairassistance.Wayfindersmustbefriendlyandhavegoodcommunicationskills2-hourshiftsare

availableMonday-Fridaybetween8:00a.m.-4:00p.m.Duetothestandingnatureofthisposition,4hourswillbe

rewardedfor2hoursofWayfindingservice.

Floaters

Floatershelpdeliverpatientmailandnewspapers.Assignmentscanchangeeachshiftdependingonneeds

ofthedepartment,VolunteersareassignedtotheVolunteerOfficeforone4-hourshiftperweekMonday-Friday

between9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

PatientTransport

PatientTransportvolunteersareresponsiblefordischargingpatientsandhelpingthepatienttransportstaff.

Thisisagreatopportunityforstudentstoseeallareasofthehospitalandgetclinicalexposure.Shiftsareavailable

sevendaysaweekanytimebetween8:00a.m.-8:00p.m.

ApplyingtotheSummerVolunteenProgram

Step1:SignupforanInformationSessiononzoom.Sign-upsareonafirstcome,firstservebasis.

Step2:Submitallrequiredapplicationformsonlineforreviewandapproval.

Step3:AttendoneIn-PersonOrientation(培訓(xùn)).Thereisonlyonesession,andwewillnothavemake-up

sessions.

step4:Complete50volunteerhoursbyAugust31,2025.

21.WhatcanwelearnaboutWayfinding?

A.Timebonuswillbegiven.B.Itisavailableonweekends.

C.Assignmentschangewithneeds.D.Ittrainsvolunteerstofindways.

22.WhatisanadvantageofPatientTransport?

A.Itoffersclinicaltraining.B.Itassistsintreatingpatients.

C.Itprovidesflexibleshifts.D.Ithelpsshowpatientsaround.

23.Whatareapplicantsexpectedtodowhenapplyingfortheprogram?

A.Signupassoonaspossible.B.Trackvolunteerhours.

C.Attendamake-uporientation.D.Reviewapplicationforms.

題型二閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解間接信息題

1.(2025·河北省滄州市滄州市聯(lián)考高三月考)

InMexicoCity’sPolanconeighborhood,CatiaLattoufhasturnedherapartmentintoaclinicforsick,

injured,orbabyhummingbirds.Overthepastdecade,thoughlackingformaltraining,shehasnursedhundredsof

thesetinybirdsbacktohealth.

Lattouf,a73-year-oldFrenchliteratureenthusiast,hasbecomeago-toresourceforbirdloversacross

MexicoandLatinAmerica.Theshelterconvertedfromapartmenttoclinicsupportsmoreformalinstitutionslike

theIztacalacampusofMexico’sNationalAutonomousUniversity,whichsometimesreferscasestoherdueto

limitedresources.

Lattoufbegancaringforhummingbirdsayearaftersurvivingcoloncancerin2011.Itstartedwithone

hummingbirdthathadaneyeinjury.Aveterinarian(獸醫(yī))friendencouragedhertotrytohelpit.Shenamedit

Gucciafterthebrandoftheglassescaseshekeptitin.Thebirdbecameherinseparablecompanionandhelpedpull

heroutofthesadnessandlonelinesssheexperiencedafterherhusband’sdeathfollowedbyherownstrugglewith

cancer.“Itwrotemeanewlife,”shesaid.

Lattoufneverturnsawayabird.TogetherwithherpartnerCeciliaSantos,theycareforthebirdsinlong

days

thatstretchfrom5A.m.intothenight.MostofthehummingbirdsareinthebedroomwhereLattoufsleepsuntil

theyarestrongenoughtoflyandfeedthemselves.Thenshemovesthemtoaneighboringroomtopreparethem

forreleaseinawoodedareaonthecity’ssouthside.

Manyofthemdomanagetoreturntothewild,buttheoneswhodieunderLattouf’scareareburiednearher

buildingbetweensmallplants.Despitethreatstohummingbirdsfromconstantconstructionprojectsthatreplace

flowergardenswithconcrete,Lattoufremainsoptimisticandhopesotherbirdloverswillplantmoreflowersto

feedthesegreatpollinators(傳粉者).

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“converted”inParagraph2probablymean?

A.Reduced.B.Transformed.C.Protected.D.Simplified.

5.WhydidLattoufstartcaringforhummingbirds?

A.Shewantedtohonorherlatehusband.B.Raisingbirdswasherchildhooddream.

C.Sheneededahobbyaftersurvivingcancer.D.Afriendaskedhertohelpwithaninjuredbird.

6.Whatisoneofthethreatstohummingbirdsaccordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Increaseduseofchemicalsingardens.

B.Climatechangeleadingtolossofhabitat.

C.Buildingprojectsreplacingflowergardens.

D.Pollutionofwatersourcesintheirnaturalenvironment.

7.WhatcanbeinferredaboutCatiaLattoufbasedonthetext?

A.Sheisunfriendlyandonlyworkswithbirds.

B.Sheiswealthyasshekeepsbirdsinherbedroom.

C.Sheispositiveandhasfoundanewpurposeinlife.

D.Sheisqualifiedasshehasreceivedformaltraininginbirdcare.

2.(2025·廣東省汕頭市高三教學(xué)質(zhì)量監(jiān)測)

Artificialintelligencecanhelpaccuratelymapandtrackpenguincolonies(聚居地)inAntarcticaby

analysingtouristphotos.“Rightnow,everyonehasacameraintheirpocket,andsotheamountofdatabeing

collectedaroundtheworldisincredible,”saysHeatherLynchatStonyBrookUniversityinNewYork.

HaoyuWuatStonyBrookUniversityandhiscolleagues,includingLynch,usedanAItooltohighlight

Adéliepenguinsinphotographstakenbytouristsorscientistsontheground.Withguidancefromahumanexpert,

theAItoolwasabletoautomaticallyidentifyandoutlineentirecoloniesinphotos.Thissemi-automatedmethodis

muchfasterthandoingeverythingmanually(手動地)becausetheAItooltakesjust5to10secondsperimage,

comparedwithapersontaking1to2minutes.Theteamalsocreateda3DdigitalmodeloftheAntarcticlandscape

usingsatelliteimageryanddata.Byidentifyinglandscapedetailsinthetouristpictures,theresearcherscouldplace

thephotographer,thenthepenguincolony,accuratelywithinthe3Dmodel.

Thistransformationofgroundphotosintoabird’s-eyeviewallowsresearcherstotrackhowpenguin

colonieschangeinlocationandpopulationsizeovertime,whichcouldproveespeciallyhelpfulinremoteregions

oftheworld.SuchtrackingisimportantbecauseAdéliepenguinsareconsideredasentinelspecies,meaningshifts

intheirpopulationareanindicatorofclimatechange.TheAI-assistedtechniquecanalsoemployhistorical

imagerytotrackphenomenasuchasglacierchangesthat“occurveryslowlyandmayonlybeevidentbylooking

acrossdecadesoftime”,saysLynch.

ButresearchersremaindividedovertheimpactsofAntarctictourism—thetwolargeAdéliepenguin

groupsevaluatedbytheresearchersareoftenvisitedbytourships.“Someareworriedthat,byencouragingtourists

todocitizenscience,wearejustifyingtheirtrips,whichwillbeusedbythecruise(游輪)companiestosellmore

tickets,”saysFretwell.

12.Wheredidtheresearchdatacomefrom?

A.Expertdatabase.B.MapsmarkedbyAI.

C.3Ddigitalmodel.D.Imagesshotbytourists.

13.WhatroledidAIplayinhighlightingAdéliepenguins?

A.Itservedasanassistant.B.Itactedasapredictor.

C.Itreplacedthehumanexperts.D.Itconductedtheentireresearch.

14.WhydidtheresearcherstrackthechangesofAdéliepenguincolonies?

A.Togatherdataontourism.B.Tomonitorpenguinbehaviors.

C.ToexaminetheeffectsofAI.D.Tofurtherstudytheclimatechange.

15.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesresearchers’attitudestowardsAntarctictourism?

A.Unclear.B.Controversial.C.Indifferent.D.Supportive.

3.(2025·河北省廊坊市高三期末)

Returningtothegymforthefirsttimeafterapausecanbeanawkwardexperience,yourshouldersquaking

andmusclestrembling.However,discontinuousworkoutmaynotultimatelyendupwithweakenedmuscles,

thankstoaphenomenonknownasmusclememory.Youmightassociatethetermwiththeideathatyoucanjump

backonabikeafteryearsofnotridingone,orundertakeotherpreviously-learnedactivitiesthatinvolvemotor

skillsandalmostinstinctively(本能的)rememberhow.

Thisbrain-muscleconnectionisundoubtedlypartofthestory,butmanyexercisescientistshaverealized

musclememoryismorethanneuromuscular(神經(jīng)肌肉的)conditioning.Changesdeepinsideourthread-like

musclecellsmayalsoexplainwhypreviouslytrainedmusclesgrowbackmorequicklyaftertakingupexercise

again.

EeliHalonen,acompetitivebodybuilderanddoctoralstudentinexercisephysiologyattheUniversityof

JyvaskylainFinland,recallsthemusclemasshelostafteralongbreakfromtraining.Whatsurprisedhimwasthe

speedatwhichheregainedhisstrength.Todiscovermoreaboutmusclerecovery,Halonenconductedacontrolled

trialwithhisteam.Halfofover40untrainedindividualswererequiredtofollowa20-weekworkoutprogram

continuouslyfor20weeks,whiletheotherhalfsplittheirtrainingintotwo10-weeksessionswitha10-weekbreak

inbetween.Duringtheirbreak,participantsexperienced“significant”decreasesinmusclesizeand,toalesser

extent,strength.However,ittookonlyfiveweeksofretrainingforthemtoreturntotheirpreviouslevels.

“It’sapositivefindingforthosewhoneedtotaketimeoffforwhateverreason;youcanrestassuredthat

yourmuscleswillreadaptquitereadily.Peopletendtooverestimatehowmuchexerciseisneededtomaintain

musclemass.Thegoodnewsisthat‘Alittlebitofexercisecangoaprettylongwayinmaintainingfunctionand

size’,”saysHalonen.

8.Whichstatementabout“musclememory”iscorrect?

A.Itpreventsmusclesgrowth.

B.Itisthecoreofanewconcept.

C.Itsanotherfunctionhasbeenfound.

D.Itsconnectionwithmotorskillsprovesamistake.

9.WhatmotivatedHalonentocarryoutthecontrolledtrail?

A.Hisfavoritesport.B.Hisownexperience.

C.Hisdesiretobestronger.D.Hisacademicrequirement.

10.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?

A.Itisimportanttotakearesttokeepfit.

B.Alittleofexercisecanhardlybebeneficial.

C.Don’tworrytoomuchaboutinterruptedworkout.

D.Thelongertimeyourest,themorequicklymusclerecovers.

11.Whichisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.LessismoreB.Restart,regain

C.PausingisreducingD.Oncestart,neverstop

4.(2025·湖南省長沙市雅禮中學(xué)高三綜合測試)

Wrappedinashinymetalsuit,KatiaKrafft’ssmallframeappearedinsignificantnexttotheredcurtainof

boilingrockthatburstfromthegroundbeforeher.Thedramaticmomentwascapturedinaphototakenatop

Iceland’sKraflavolcanoin1984.“Onceyouseeaneruption,youcan’tlivewithoutitbecauseit’ssomagnificent,

sostrong,”saysKrafft,afearlesspioneerinvolcanology,studyingtheexplosivepeaksatatimewhentherewere

fewwomeninthefield.

Themomentavolcanoexploded,sheandherhusband,MauriceKrafft,alsoavolcancoogist,dropped

everythingtoanalyzeandcapturethebeautyandmysteryofeachevent.Thesestunningpicturesallowed

researcherstodissect(剖析)thecomplexdetailsofeacheruptionlikeneverbefore.

TheKrafftsinitiallyfocusedtheirworkonso-calledeffusive(溢流式的)eruptions,which,thoughstill

dangerous,areusuallylessdeadlythantheirexplosiverelatives.ButtwodisastersledtheKrafftstoturntheireyes

onthedestructiveimpactsofthelatter.In1980theeruptionofMountSt.HelensinWashingtonkilled57people,

andin1985,theeruptionofColombia’sNevadodelRuizkilledmorethan20,000people.

Thecoupleusedtheirrecordingsofexplosiveeruptionstoexplainthecomplexrisksanduncertaintiesof

thesedisasters.TheirvideosarecreditedasoneofthemainreasonsthatofficialsinthePhilippinestookthe

warningsignsofMountPinatubo’seruptionin1991seriously.YettheKrafftsdidn’tlivetoseeit.Theydiedless

thantwoweeksearlierinJapanduringaterribleeruption.

Katia’simpactonvolcanologyhasreachedfarbeyondherdeathandhasinspiredmanyyoungwomento

studyourrestlessplanet.Atage16,Marie-ClaudeWilliamson,nowaresearchscientistattheGeologicalSurvey

ofCanada,metKatiaduringaneveninglecturewheretheKrafftswerenarratingoneoftheirfilms.“Itwaslargely

thevisionoftheextraordinarywomanIbrieflyencounteredwhenIwas16thatkeptmegoing.”shesays.

1.WhatdidtheKrafftsdowhenavolcanoerupted?

A.Theysentoncewarnings.B.Theyshottheprocess.

C.Theywrotedownthedetails.D.Theyanalyzedthecauses.

2.Whatcanbelearnedaboutthetwoeruptionsinthe1980s?

A.Theywereeffusiveeruptions.

B.TheytookplaceintheUS.

C.TheywererecordedbytheKraffts.

D.TheychangedtheKraffts’careerfocus.

3.What’sthepurposeoffilmingexplosiveeruptions?

A.Toshowthebeautyofvolcanoes.

B.Topredictfuturevolcanicactivities.

C.Toshareknowledgeofvolcanicrisks.

D.Toguidegovernmentpolicy-making.

4.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeKatia?

A.Enthusiasticandmodest.B.Humorousandprofessional.

C.Ambitiousandgenerous.D.Courageousandinfluential.

5.(2025·湖南省長沙市第一中學(xué)高三階段性檢測(五))

Nostalgia(懷舊),ortheexperienceoflovinglyrecallingandlongingforyourpast,isseeminglyfittinginto

ourculturerightnow,withmovieandTVscreensespeciallyexpanded.Onitssurface,itseemssimple:picturing

fondfeelingsfromourpastjustmakesusfeelgood.Butthere’salotmoregoingon.

Intherecentresearch,researchersattheChineseAcademyofSciencesaskedstudyparticipantstoratetheir

levelofpainfromheatstimulation(刺激)whilelookingatpicturesthatwerenostalgic-showingimagesofold

cartoons,childhoodgamesorcandy-comparedwithanothergroupofpeoplewhoweregivenwithmodernpictures.

Duringthetasks,amachineexaminedthe34participants.Afterobtainingbrainscans,researchersfound

thatobservingpicturesthatactivatedchildhoodmemorieswaslinkedtoparticipantsreportingweakerfeelingsof

pain.Bymanagingtheirdiscomfort,ratherthanreducingtheunpleasantstimuli,peoplecanusenostalgiato

rebuildtheirpainfulexperiences.

ButSwets,anothernostalgiaexpert,warnedthatusingnostalgiaforpainreliefmightnotbeablanket

solutionforeveryone.Hehighlightsthatnostalgiaisapersonalemotionalexperiencethatvariesintermsof

frequencyandintensity.“Whatnostalgiaisthefeelingofconnectednesswithotherpeople,”Swetssaid,notingthat

thecluesinmanystudiesaredesignedtomakepeoplethinkofgoodtimeswithfamilyandfriends.“So,people

whoarealittlemoreavoidantofintimate(親密的)relationshipwithotherpeople,ormorelikelytopreferdistance

don’tgetthesameresultsofnostalgia.”Aswithotherpositivepsychologyinterventions,theimpactscandepend

ontheperson.

Theresearchersinvolvedinthestudiesalsohaveplanstousedifferentagegroupsinfutureresearchtolook

intotheimpactsofmorepersonalnostalgiccluesratherthancommonnostalgiaonessuchasoldmusicandmovies.

9.Inwhichaspectwerethetwogroupsdifferentintermsofresearchdesign?

A.Heatresistance.B.Anxietylevel.

C.Childhoodexperience.D.Picturecues.

10.Whatdoestheresearchfindaboutnostalgia?

A.Itreducesbadstimuli.B.Itmakesbrainactive.

C.Itrelievesone’spain.D.Itreshapesone’spastmemory.

11.WhatdoesSwetssayaboutnostalgia?

A.It’sagoodwaytorecallfinetimes.B.It’sauniversalsolutiontopainrelief.

C.Itseffectisinfluencedbyrelationships.D.Itsformissimilartootherinterventions.

12.Whatwillthefollow-upstudyfocuson?

A.Nostalgicexperiencetypes.B.Personalnostalgiaeffects.

C.Theimpactofnostalgiaonallagegroups.D.Thereasonforthepopularityofnostalgia.

題型三閱讀理解之細(xì)節(jié)理解數(shù)字計(jì)算題

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Theclosingdateis31March.

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TheFromeFestivalShortStoryCompetitionisanannualcreativewritingcontestfororiginal,unpublished

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Theprizesfor2025are£400,£200and£100.Therearealsolocalfirstandrunner-upprizesforwriters

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