1选择题
Read the following passage and choose the best answer.
A Chinese robotics team recently visited a technical college in Germany to join a joint workshop on service robots. At first, the two groups worked in quite different ways: the Chinese students preferred to build a working model quickly and improve it step by step, while the German students spent more time drawing detailed plans before touching any tools. Rather than treating this difference as a problem, the team leaders asked each side to explain its own custom and the reasons behind it. What impressed everyone most was that the students who listened carefully were able to design a better robot arm than either group had managed alone. As one student put it, "What we learned is not a new skill but a new way of thinking." By the end of the three-week workshop, the robot arm had been tested over 200 times and was finally approved for use in a local hospital.
Which of the following best shows how the two teams turned their differences into an advantage?
- A. They gave up their own methods and followed the German plan.
- B. They listened to and learned from each other's ways of working.
- C. They divided the work so that each team did only what it was good at.
- D. They spent most of their time discussing cultural customs instead of building.
答案:B
解析:根据第三句「the team leaders asked each side to explain its own custom and the reasons behind it」以及随后「the students who listened carefully were able to design a better robot arm」可知,双方通过倾听并借鉴彼此的工作方式把差异变成了优势,与 B 项一致。A 项「放弃自己的方法」与原文「each side to explain its own custom」不符;C 项「分工只做各自擅长的事」原文未提及;D 项「大部分时间讨论风俗而非制作」与原文「design a better robot arm」「tested over 200 times」矛盾。故选B。
2选择题
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
To help visitors from different countries feel at ease, a technology company in Shenzhen set up an international support team last year. The team members come from six countries, and they answer questions from overseas customers every day. "What we need is not perfect language skills but real respect for different customs," said Ms. Chen, the team leader. "If I were a new customer from another culture, I would also expect my customs to be understood rather than judged." She explained that the idea of a "culture passport" was once considered unrealistic, but now it seems increasingly feasible. The passport records each customer's preferences, holidays and taboos so that the team can avoid careless mistakes. For example, one engineer once scheduled a video meeting on a day that was a religious holiday in the customer's country. After that, the team agreed that the first meeting should always be arranged around the customer's calendar, and the next one could be set only after both sides confirm the time. "What matters is understanding," Ms. Chen added. "When people feel respected, technology becomes a bridge instead of a wall."
Which of the following best explains the word "feasible" in the passage?
- A. Easy to remember.
- B. Able to be put into practice.
- C. Expensive to support.
- D. Difficult to describe.
答案:B
解析:本题考查利用构词法与上下文逻辑猜测词义。前半句有转折信号词 but:the idea was once considered unrealistic, but now it seems increasingly feasible。unrealistic(不切实际的)与 feasible 形成对比,说明 feasible 应是「切实际的、可实行的」。从构词法看,feas- 来自拉丁语「做」,feasible 即「可做的、可行的」。A(容易记住)、C(费用高)、D(难以描述)均不能与 unrealistic 构成反义对比,属于脱离语境孤立猜词的错误。故选B。
3选择题
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
Last summer, a team of Chinese and Brazilian engineers worked together on a water-purification project in a small town near the Amazon River. At first, the two groups found it hard to cooperate. The Brazilian engineers preferred to discuss every detail face to face, while their Chinese partners liked to finish the design on paper first and then talk. Instead of judging each other, they held a meeting and openly shared their different working customs. By listening carefully and showing respect for each other's habits, they finally completed the project two weeks ahead of schedule. When a local reporter asked what had made the cooperation successful, the team leader answered, "What we value most is not the technology itself, but the willingness to understand one another."
Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage?
- A. It first presents a conclusion, then gives reasons, and ends with a question.
- B. It introduces a practical task, describes the conflict and its solution, and ends with the team's view.
- C. It lists several technical data, explains how the machine works, and offers advice to users.
- D. It compares two countries' technologies, points out their weaknesses, and predicts future trends.
答案:B
解析:本题考查议论文/记叙类语篇的结构分析能力。首段第一句交代背景与实践任务(a water-purification project),接着指出两方在工作习惯上的冲突(found it hard to cooperate),然后写双方通过交流与尊重解决冲突(held a meeting... by listening and showing respect),最后一句由团队负责人点明观点(What we value most is...),属于“背景—冲突—解决—观点”的结构,B项概括准确。A项“先结论后原因”与原文顺序相反;C项“列举技术数据、讲解机器原理”原文并未出现;D项“比较两国技术优劣并预测趋势”属于典型的把例证当论点、无中生有的错误。易错点在于学生容易被“engineering project”误导而误选C,或被最后一句的引语误判为“提出问题”。故选B。
4选择题
阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
When Chinese students join an international robotics workshop, _______ other people's cultural customs is the first step toward real teamwork. It is no use _______ about who should take the lead in the project; what matters is how well the members communicate with one another. As one engineer put it, "What we bring back home is not just a medal, but a deeper respect for differences."
Which of the following best completes the two blanks in the passage?
- A. to respect; to argue
- B. respecting; arguing
- C. respect; argued
- D. respecting; to argue
答案:B
解析:本题综合考查非谓语动词(动名词作主语)与固定句型。第一空在句中作主语,表示一般性、习惯性的活动,应用动名词形式 respecting,排除 A(不定式作主语多表示具体一次动作)和 C(动词原形不能作主语)。第二空考查固定句型 It is no use doing sth.(做某事没用),后接动名词 arguing,不能接不定式,因此排除 D。易错点有二:一是受中文“尊重别人的风俗是……”直译影响,误选不定式;二是忘记 It is no use 后必须接动名词。此外,最后一句 What we bring back home is... 是 what 引导的主语从句,what 在从句中作 bring 的宾语,不能换成 that(that 引导名词性从句时不在从句中充当成分),这是本单元另一高频易错点。故选B。
5解答题
Read the following passage and answer the questions.
Last summer, our school launched a joint engineering project with a partner school in Germany. The aim was to design a low-cost water purifier that could be used in villages where clean drinking water is hard to get. From the very first online meeting, one thing became clear: what the two teams needed most was not advanced equipment but mutual respect.
Our Chinese team suggested using local bamboo as the main material, while the German team preferred recycled plastic. At first, both sides stuck to their own ideas, and the discussion reached a dead end. Then Li Wei, our team leader, made a proposal that we should test both materials under the same conditions and let the data decide. Everyone agreed, and the fact that we finally chose a bamboo-plastic combination surprised us all — it filtered water 30% faster than either material alone.
What impressed us most was not the machine itself but the way we worked together. Culture, as we learned, is a bridge that connects different people. Respecting differences does not mean giving up your own ideas; it means listening first and judging later.
1. Translate the underlined sentence into Chinese: "What the two teams needed most was not advanced equipment but mutual respect."
2. Explain the function of "what" in the clause "What impressed us most was not the machine itself but the way we worked together." (Answer in English.)
3. Combine the following two sentences into one, using a non-restrictive attributive clause: "The two teams held weekly online meetings. In the meetings, students shared their test results."
4. In the sentence "the fact that we finally chose a bamboo-plastic combination surprised us all", explain the grammatical role of the clause beginning with "that".
答案:1. 两个团队最需要的不是先进的设备,而是相互尊重。
2. In this sentence, "what" introduces a subject clause (名词性从句作主语). "What impressed us most" acts as the subject of the whole sentence, meaning "the thing that impressed us most". The clause itself lacks a subject for the verb "impressed", so "what" serves as that subject.
3. The two teams held weekly online meetings, in which students shared their test results. (也可用 where: The two teams held weekly online meetings, where students shared their test results.)
4. The clause "that we finally chose a bamboo-plastic combination" is an appositive clause (同位语从句). It explains the specific content of the noun "the fact". Note that "that" here introduces a complete clause and does not serve as any component inside it, so it cannot be replaced by "what".
解析:本题融合翻译、名词性从句、定语从句与同位语从句,考查综合运用能力。第1题注意 not...but... 的并列结构,不要逐字硬译成「不是……但是……」。第2题考查 what 引导主语从句:what 在从句中作主语,相当于 the thing that,易错点是误答成 that 引导的从句。第3题考查非限制性定语从句:先行词 meetings 表地点,但关系词在从句中作状语,应使用 in which 或 where,若用 which 则缺少介词,属常见错误;同时注意逗号不能省。第4题考查 that 引导同位语从句,说明 the fact 的内容;that 在从句中不作成分、无意义,不能换成 what。整体易错点仍是 what 与 that 混淆、从句语序错误(如误写 what did impress us)。
6解答题
书面表达(Writing)
假定你是李华,你校与英国某中学联合开展了一个名为 "Culture Bridge" 的线上文化交流项目。英方项目负责人 Peter 来信说,英国学生对中国的传统节日很感兴趣,但对如何参与你们的活动感到困惑。请你给 Peter 回一封电子邮件,内容包括:
1. 表示欢迎并说明活动目的;
2. 提出至少两条具体建议(如活动形式、准备方式等);
3. 表达期待。
注意:
1. 词数 100 左右;
2. 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
3. 开头和结尾已为你写好,不计入总词数。
4. 写作中请至少使用一次 what 引导的名词性从句和一次非限制性定语从句。
Dear Peter,
I'm glad to hear that your students are interested in Chinese traditional festivals.
________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
答案:One possible version:
Dear Peter,
I'm glad to hear that your students are interested in Chinese traditional festivals. On behalf of my school, I'd like to welcome you to our "Culture Bridge" project, whose aim is to help students from both countries understand each other better.
Here are a few suggestions. First, what matters most is that everyone takes part actively, so we could hold an online festival fair, where each group introduces one festival with short videos and homemade food. Second, it would be helpful if your students prepared one or two questions in advance, which will make our discussion more focused. Besides, we can pair each British student with a Chinese partner so that they can chat freely.
I believe what we will gain is far more than knowledge of festivals — it is friendship and respect. Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
解析:本题为建议信写作,融合文化交流情境与语法要求,考查信息组织、语域得体与句式运用。结构上须包含开头(表明写信目的与欢迎)、正文(分点建议,每条配理由)、结尾(期待)。易错点:① 建议空泛,如只写 "study harder",应具体到活动形式、准备方式;② 语气生硬,应多用 could / it would be helpful if / I suggest 等委婉表达,避免命令式;③ 忽略题目硬性要求:必须出现一次 what 引导的名词性从句(如 What matters most is... / what we will gain is...)和一次非限制性定语从句(如 whose aim is... / which will make...),注意非限制性定语从句前须有逗号;④ what 与 that 混淆、从句用陈述语序(不可写 what does matter)。参考范文中已示范两种句式,学生仿写时须保证语法正确、语义通顺。
7解答题
Read the short passage below and complete the tasks that follow.
Last term our school started a "Culture Bridge" project with a partner school in Italy. So far, more than 60 exchange letters have been written and sent by the students on both sides. What makes the project special is that every letter must introduce one local custom and explain why people respect it. Many students, inspired by the letters they received, have begun to learn the language of the other country. Teachers say that the letters written in this way are far more meaningful than ordinary homework.
Part A. Fill in each blank with the correct form of the word given in brackets.
1. So far, more than 60 exchange letters __________ (write) and sent by the students on both sides.
2. Many students, __________ (inspire) by the letters they received, have begun to learn the language of the other country.
Part B. Rewrite the following sentence using a subject clause introduced by "what", keeping the meaning unchanged.
3. The project's special feature is that every letter must introduce one local custom and explain why people respect it. → What __________
答案:1. have been written
2. inspired
3. What makes the project special is that every letter must introduce one local custom and explain why people respect it.(答案不唯一,只要是由 what 引导的主语从句且句意不变、语序正确即可,例如:What is special about the project is that every letter must introduce one local custom and explain why people respect it.)
解析:第1小题考查现在完成时的被动语态:时间状语 So far 表示从过去延续到现在,主语 letters 与 write 是被动关系,故用 have been written。易错点:漏写 been(写成 have written)、误用一般过去时 were written、或忽略复数主语误用 has。第2小题考查过去分词作后置定语:主句 Many students have begun... 结构完整,空处需非谓语,students 与 inspire 之间是被动关系,故用 inspired。易错点:误用现在分词 inspiring(那是「令人鼓舞的」,表示主动含义);误填谓语动词造成双谓语。第3小题考查 what 引导的主语从句:what 在从句中作主语,从句必须用陈述语序(what makes...,不能写 what does the project make...)。易错点:误用 that 引导(that 不作成分,无法表达「使项目特别的东西」这一含义);从句语序写成疑问语序。
8解答题
根据短文内容和语法规则,完成下面的短文填空与句子改写任务。
A student exchange club is preparing a report on cross-cultural communication. Read the passage below and complete Tasks 1 and 2.
Last term our school sent twelve students to a partner school in Singapore. The exchange lasted fifteen days. On the first morning, the host students showed our group around the campus, and the next activity was a traditional food workshop starting at 2:30 p.m. in Room 405, Building C. The final meeting of the term began at 9:20 a.m. on 12 October in the school library.
Through the trip, the students learned that culture bridges different people. One student wrote in her diary: "What surprised me most was how much we shared in common." Another student added: "The belief that every custom deserves respect changed the way I see the world." Our teacher told us: "If I ______ (be) the leader of the exchange programme, I would give every student more time to learn about local customs before the trip."
Task 1: Fill in the blank in the last sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Task 2: Rewrite the following sentence using a what-clause as the subject:
Respect for different customs matters most in cross-cultural communication.
Task 3: According to the passage, record the time and place of the workshop mentioned in Paragraph 2.
答案:Task 1: were。主句为 would give,说明这是与现在事实相反的虚拟条件句;从句谓语用一般过去时,be 动词在虚拟语气中统一用 were(If I were...)。
Task 2: What matters most in cross-cultural communication is respect for different customs.(也可写作 What matters most in cross-cultural communication is respecting different customs.)
Task 3: 2:30 p.m., Room 405, Building C.
解析:本题为综合应用题,融合虚拟语气、名词性从句(what 引导主语从句)与听力式数字/顺序信息记录三个考点。
Task 1 易错点:①误填 was(非正式口语用法,虚拟语气正式表达须用 were);②误填 had been(与过去事实相反,本题事实是「我现在不是负责人」,属与现在事实相反);③在主句漏掉 would。
Task 2 易错点:①用 that 引导主语从句(That respect matters most...)语义不完整,what 在从句中充当主语成分,等于 the thing that,须用 what;②从句语序错误,写成 What does matter most...,名词性从句用陈述语序;③what 与 that 混淆:that 引导同位语从句时不在句中充当成分,如本段中 the belief that every custom deserves respect,that 后是完整句子,不可换成 what。
Task 3 易错点:①把第一次活动(校园参观)与 workshop 混淆;②漏掉 a.m./p.m. 或把 Room 405 与 Building C 张冠李戴;③把 2:30 p.m. 与最终会议的 9:20 a.m. 记混,注意顺序词 first / next / final 的提示作用。