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1、1 高中英语寒假作业高三年级（新高考）Week Four 本系列寒假作业共由 4 个模块组成，分为【基础夯实】、【阅读训练】、【写作实战】、【外刊精读】。Day One【基础夯实】（一）Comparing with other people is necessary as well as 1._(benefit)to us.Firstly,our society needs competition,and only through comparison can we find the distance between us,2._ surely encourages us 3._(make)m

2、ore efforts to catch up with others.Secondly,4._ is known to all,everyone has his own weaknesses and 5._(strong).If we are blind 6._ it,we are like a snail crawling slowly alone without knowing what 7._(happen)around us.Thus,we are more likely to be left behind and 8._(rule)out of the fierce competi

3、tion.Finally,it is a world of 9._(diverse),which guarantees us a colorful life.It is a blessing to expose 10._ to such a world so that we can enjoy our life as well as our work.（二）China used to be called the“Kingdom of Bicycles”in the 1980s and the 1990s,but since then,cars 1._(take)over the country

4、.Because of traffic jams,2._ can be difficult to travel across major Chinese cities.Even 3._(go)a few kilometers can take up to an hour.Now,new apps that help people use bikes are being used more and more across cities.Cheng Li started using bike share services about six 4._(month)ago.He said now he

5、 was using a car less and the metro(地铁)5._.“After I get off the metro,I usually have to walk another kilometer or two,so Ill grab a bike share and go.It is convenient.”For many,the best part about cycling is how easy it is to do.6._,many of its bike share stations were not placed in convenient place

6、s.Now,it is easy to find a bike,and to register with 7._ smart phone.Meanwhile,there is now a lot of competition among bike share providers because of their 2 popularity.Some providers are trying to flood the streets 8._ bikes to be more visible.Sometimes there are so many bikes 9._ they completely

7、block the sidewalks.This has become a problem for city governments.It is not uncommon for bike users to leave bikes in the middle of the street or on the sidewalk.This blocks cars and people in already 10._(crowd)cities.A woman interviewed by the media said,“Bike sharing is really convenient,but we

8、need to take care of the problem of illegally parked bikes.”（三）The cheongsam is a female dress with distinctive Chinese features and enjoys growing 1._(popular)in the international world of high fashion.The name“cheongsam”2._(mean)simply“long dress”entered the English vocabulary from the dialect of

9、Chinas Guangdong Province.In other parts of the country including Beijing,however,it 3._(know)as“qipao”,which has a history behind it.After the early Manchu(满族的)rulers came to China,the Manchu women wore 4._(normal)a onepiece dress which came to be called“qipao”.5._ the 1911 Revolution ended the rul

10、e of the Qing Dynasty,the female dress survived the political change and,with later improvements,has become the traditional dress for Chinese women.The cheongsam,6._ neck is high,collar closed,fits well the Chinese female figure,and its sleeves may be either short,medium or full 7._(long),depending

11、on seasons or tastes.In addition,it is not too complicated 8._(make).Nor 9._ it need too much material.Another beauty of the cheongsam is that it can be worn either 10._ casual or formal occasions.In either case,it creates an impression of simple and quiet charm,elegance and neatness.（四）For Nigel Po

12、rtman,a love of travelling began with whats called a“gap year”.In common with many other British teenagers,he chose 1._(take)a year out before settling down to study for his degree.After doing various 2._(job)to raise some money,he left home to gain some experience of life in different cultures,visi

13、ting America and Asia.The more adventurous the young person,the 3._(great)the challenge they are likely to set 4._(them)for the gap year,and for some,like Nigel,it can result in a thirst for adventure.Now that his university course 5._(come)to an end,Nigel is just about to leave on a threeyear trip

14、that will take him right around the world.Whats more,he plans to make the whole journey 6._(use)only means of transport which are powered by natural energy.In other words,he will be relying 7._(main)on bicycles and his own legs;and when theres an 3 ocean to cross,he wont be taking a shortcut(捷径)8._

15、flying aboard hell be joining the crew of a sailing ship,instead.As well as doing some mountain climbing along 9._ way,Nigel hopes to pass on to the people he meets the environmental message 10._ lies behind the whole idea.Day Two【阅读训练】一、阅读基础 A A few extraordinary female singer-songwriters from the

16、1970s helped form music as we know it today,and continue to inspire so many with their soulful melodies（旋律）.Joni Mitchell Joni Mitchells influence goes beyond her own generation.Her earnest songwriting continues to be a source of inspiration for many,who acknowledge her position as a pioneer of fema

17、le expression in music.The 1971 album Blue showed Jonis truthful self,telling the stories of her experiences in life and in love.Blue was later chosen by the New York Times as one of the 25 albums that represented“turning points and the highest points in 20th-century popular music”.Carole King Carol

18、e King wrote or co-wrote over 118 hits between 1955 and 1999,making her the most successful female songwriter in the second half of the 20th century.However,King initially found herself less recognized than her husband and writing partner at the time,Gerry Goffin.As the 1970s arrived,so did Carole K

19、ing in full bloom.Now pursuing a solo career,1971 saw the release（发行）of her album Tapestry.The album was highly significant,not only commercially but symbolically.Joan Armatrading Still in the 1970s but putting in the work on this side of the pond,Joan Armatrading became the first black British fema

20、le artist to achieve international praise.Joans place as a female pioneer in music continued as she became the first UK female artist to be nominated（提名）for a Grammy in the blues category,going on to receive two further nominations.An artist who is confident with who she is and what she wants to cre

21、ate,Armatrading 4 famously keeps her private life to herself and lets her music do the talking.1.What is the album Blue about?A.Female wisdom.B.Female creativity.C.Jonis musical dream.D.Jonis life experiences.2.When was Kings album Tapestry available to the public?A.In 1955.B.In 1999.C.In 1970.D.In

22、1971.3.Which of the following best describes Joan Armatrading?A.Brave.B.Self-confident.C.Odd.D.Unsociable.B Today we want things better,faster and sometimes cheaper as well.Customer satisfaction is not enough to drive growth alone and isnt the toughest marketing challenge.Companies need change their

23、 old slogan(口号),aim for excellence and deliver more,a lot more!But the means of doing that is a hard nut.The other day,the hotel where I had stayed asked me to rate their performance.I completed their form,giving four-star and five-star ratings,as I had been very satisfied with the hotel rooms,the s

24、taff and their services.Imagine my shock therefore when I received the following apology email a day or so after submitting my review:“Thank you for taking the time to complete our online survey regarding your recent stay at our hotel.I would like to apologize for failing to surprise or impress you.

25、Your satisfaction is important to us and we will be using the feedback(反馈)you provided to make improvements to ensure we offer an outstanding experience in the future.I hope you will consider staying with us again so that we can have another chance to provide you with an excellent experience.”Shocki

26、ng mail,isnt it?I believe that is exactly why they get a 4.5+star rating.For them customer satisfaction is not enough.They have to make guests super satisfied so that a return visit is a“no brainer”;no other hotel choice would make sense!How do you treat your own customers and consumers?Do you do ju

27、st enough to satisfy them,or do you consistently look to exceeding(超出)their expectations?The above personal example I give is one way that the hotel staff tries to correct whatever is not a“superior experience”and may serve as a lesson.5 4.Which should todays companies seek according to the text?A.L

28、ow price.B.Superior service.C.High quality.D.Customer satisfaction.5.Why was the writer shocked at the apology email?A.The way to apologize was unique.B.The purpose of the email was hidden.C.The requirement of the hotel was strict.D.The reason for the apology was unusual.6.What does the underlined p

29、art in paragraph 4 convey?A.The hotel is the best hotel choice.B.The hotel will be remembered easily.C.Only brainless guests will come back.D.Guests will revisit the hotel without thinking.7.What is the writers purpose of writing the text?A.To share his experience.B.To recommend a hotel.C.To provide

30、 his suggestion.D.To analyze marketing challenges.二、七选五 Its normal to get nervous about an important event or life change,and there are steps you can take when anxiety starts to take hold.Try these expert-backed suggestions to help you regain control of your thoughts.1 Anxiety is a future-focused st

31、ate of mind.So instead of worrying about whats going to happen,move yourself back to the present;that is,focus on whats happening right now.Besides,ask yourself:Is there something I need to do right now?Must I solve this problem now?2 In this way,those distant possibilities dont throw you off track.

32、People with anxiety often pay attention to the worst things that could happen.To get rid of these worries,think about how realistic they are.3 Rather than think,“Im going to bomb,”say,“Im nervous,but Im prepared for this task.Some things will go well.”As you know,it may be appealing to reach for swe

33、et things when youre stressed.4 .The reason is that research shows eating too much sugar can worsen anxious feelings.Instead of reaching into the candy bowl,drink a glass of water or eat protein,which will provide a slow energy 6 your body can use to recover.Following the 3-3-3 rule may fight anxiet

34、y.Whenever you feel your brain going 100 miles per hour and out of control,look around you and name three things you see.Then,name three sounds you hear.Finally,move three parts of your body your ankle,fingers,or arm.5 A.But that could do more harm than good.B.Then map out your future in a realistic

35、 way.C.Its suggested that you stay in your time zone.D.You may regard them as a method of relieving anxiety.E.Lets say youre nervous about a big presentation at work.F.This trick can help center your mind on the present moment.G.If not,make an“appointment”to check in with yourself later.Day Three【阅读

36、训练】一、阅读提升 C Now,an increasing number of cities are suspending(暂停)recycling services,partly out of fear that workers might contact the coronavirus from one another while sorting through used water bottles,food containers and boxes.One solution:Let robots do the job.Since the coronavirus took hold in

37、the United States last month,AMP Robotics has seen a“significant”increase in orders for its robots that use artificial intelligence to sort through recycled material,and weed out trash.Some facilities that were looking at getting one or two robots are now saying,“We need quite a bit more.”The Colora

38、do companys chief executive,Matanya Horowitz said,“Its all moving quite fast.”Before the pandemic(疫情),automation had been gradually replacing human work in a range of jobs,from call centers to warehouses and grocery stores,as companies looked to cut labor costs and improve profit.But labor and robot

39、ics experts say social-distancing directives,which are likely to continue in some form after the crisis become less strong,could cause more industries to accelerate their use of automation.And long-lasting worries about job losses or a broad unease about having 7 machines control vital aspects of da

40、ily life could disappear as society sees the benefits of restructuring workplaces in ways that minimize close human contact.Recycling is one industry that may be altered permanently by the pandemic.Some workers,who earn as little as$10 an hour,have been concerned about coming to work during the cris

41、is and some cities have been competing to find enough protective gear(防护装备)for all of their employees.Federal health officials have assured them that the risks of transmission from household refuse is low.But workers in recycling facilities often work side by side sorting material,making social dist

42、ancing difficult.At AMP Robotics,executives like Mr.Horowitz say their robots will enable recycling facilities to space out their employees,who stand at conveyor belts weeding through the used plastic and paper.1.What can we learn from the first two paragraphs?A.The pandemic becomes less strong.B.Ro

43、bots are in greater demand now.C.Recycling services arent satisfying.D.Unemployment is sharply on the rise.2.How do people feel about automation after the pandemic?A.Panicked.B.Doubtful.C.Appreciative.D.Unconcerned.3.In which aspect will robots help most in recycling industry?A.Sorting out recycled

44、material.B.Minimizing close human contact.C.Replacing the jobs of cheap labor.D.Producing enough protective gear.4.What is the text mainly about?A.Pandemic accelerates automation.B.Robots cause severe unemployment.C.Recycling industry is changing.D.Social distancing is still important.D I recently h

45、eard a wonderful new parenting phrase that I suspect is going to become a regular addition to my vocabulary.The phrase is“benign neglect”,and it refers to leaving ones children free to make their own decisions,control their own time,and generally act like adults.Jeni Marinucci,who first introduced m

46、e to this phrase,described how she treats her children 8 almost as if they were hearty houseplants:“They should be watered abundantly and you should ensure they get plenty of sunshine.But otherwise,just let them be.”From a young age,her children have been making their own hair and other appointments

47、(after she showed them how to do it).Similarly,their time is their own to use as they wish.On a lazy Saturday,its up to them to figure out a ride to the movies and how to make breakfast and lunch for themselves.The“benign neglect approach”may sound extreme to some readers.Indeed,one commenter on Mar

48、inuccis article accused her of neglecting to raise her children at all,which seems a bit uncomfortable.Its true that her approach would not work for everyone,but at the very least she recognizes what so many parents these days fail to acknowledge that our beloved children will spend a far greater pe

49、rcentage of their lives as adults than they will as children,so we parents neglect a fundamental requirement of our job if we fail to prepare them for that independence.I like that“benign neglect”pays attention to the parental side of parenting,and does not focus entirely on the children.However,mir

50、acles will only happen if I hand over responsibilities to my growing children.Its like the old proverb:Give a man a fish,and you feed him for a day.Teach a man to fish,and you feed him for a lifetime.5.What is the first paragraph mainly about?A.Making decisions.B.Controlling ones time.C.The authors