專題05 七選五20篇【考題猜想】（原卷版）-25學(xué)年高一英語上學(xué)期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版2019）

專題05閱讀七選五20篇Passage01（24-25高一上·江蘇無錫·期中）TheHistoryofTahitianDanceIntheearlyageofTahitiandance,performancesweresymbolicandimportant,notjustanartform.1Forexample,therewasadancethatwasperformedtogreetguestsatanofficialceremony.Otherdancesweredesignedforspecialceremonies.Somedancesweremorepersonal,andpeopledancedtochallengeanopponent.2OneofthemostpopulardancestylesisOte’a,whichisperformedbyalargegroupofdancers.Anotherdancecalledahivinauisusuallyperformedasthelastdanceofaceremony.Itinvolvesagroupofdancersledbyonedancerwhomaymakeupsomemovements.Tahitiandanceisperformedtotheaccompaniment(伴隨)oftraditionalmusic.DrumsfeatureheavilyinTahitianmusic.Dancemusicisstronglyrhythmicandpowerful.Besides,noseflutes(鼻笛),alsocalledvivo,aremadefrombambootubeswithholescarvedintothem,andtheyareplayedbybreathingoutofthenoseandintotheflute.3Itisn’tcertainwhenorhowTahitiandanceoriginallydeveloped.ItisapracticethatdatesbacktoancientTahitianpeopleandtheirMaoriancestors.DancewasanimportantandpopularculturalexpressioninTahiti.4Atthattime,earlyBritishcolonists(殖民者)whocametoTahitifoundtraditionalTahitiandanceannoyingandoffensive.Therefore,theyabolishedmostformsofdanceinTahiti.TahitiandancewasillegalinTahitiuntiltheearly20thcentury.Traditionalcostumeswerenotusedduringthisperiod,andonlythehands,feetandfaceofthedancercouldbeexposed.5AlthoughithadbeeninfluencedbyEuropeanpresenceandtheculturalchangesinTahiti,TahitiandancehasregaineditsimportanceasauniqueexpressionofTahitiancultureandhistory.A．However,itmetwithaproblemduringthe1800s.B．Nowadays,therearedifferentstylesofTahitiandance.C．NativeTahitianshaddifferentdancesfordifferentpurposes.D．Inthe1950s,alotofeffortwasmadetopreservethetraditionaldance.E．WhilemasteringTahitiandanceischallenging,anyonecanlearnthebasicmoves.F．TheseinstrumentshavebeenusedtoaccompanyTahitiandancethroughouthistory.G．ThepopularityofTahitiandancehastransformeditintoaprivilegedtoolfortourismpromotion.Passage02（24-25高一上·河南·期中）Managingyouremotions(情緒)effectivelyisimportantforasuccessfulhighschoolexperience.Herearesometipstohelpyoumanageyouremotionsandkeepapositiveoutlook.LearntorecognizeyouremotionsUnderstandingyouremotionsisthefirststepinmanagingthem.6.Recognizingyouremotionscanhelpyourespondtothemmoreeffectively.Thiscanhelpyouknowtherootcausesofyouremotionsandfindhealthywaystocope(處理).7Whenyou’refeelingstressedoroverwhelmed,it’simportanttohavestrategiestocalmyourselfdown.Activitieslikedeepbreathing,exercise,ortravelcanbeveryeffective.Takingbreaksandengaginginactivitiesyouenjoycanreducestress.Experimentwithdifferentskillstofindwhatworksbestforyou.KeepabalancedlifestyleKeepingabalancebetweenschoolwork,extracurricularactivities,andrelaxationisnecessaryforemotionalwell-being.8.Abalancedlifestylecanimproveyouremotionalrecovery.BuildasupportsystemHavingastrongsupportsystemcanmakeabigdifferenceinhowyoudealwithstressandemotions.Yourfriends,family,andteacherscanofferencouragementandadvice.9.Don’thesitatetoturntothemwhenyouneedtotalkoraskforguidance.StaypositiveandpracticegratitudeFocusingonthepositiveaspectsofyourlifecanhelpshiftyourmindsetandimproveyouroverallmood.10.Pract?cinggratitudebykeepingajournalofthingsyou’rethankfulforcanalsohelpyoukeepapositiveoutlook.A．DevelophealthycopingmeansB．Knowtheimportanceofemotionalwell-beingC．Taketimetothinkoverwhatyou’refeelingandwhyD．Rememberthatit’sokaytoseekhelpwhenyouneeditE．SurroundingyourselfwithpositivitycanimproveyouremotionalhealthF．PracticingmindfulnesscanhelpyoustaygroundedinthepresentmomentG．GetenoughsleeptokeepyourenergyupandsetasidetimeforhobbiesandsocializingPassage03（24-25高一上·遼寧沈陽·階段練習(xí)）Perhapsyouattemptedtomakebreadbutendedinfailure.Ormaybeyou’relookingtogiveitagoforthefirsttime.Therearesomanydifferentvarietiestochoosefrom,fromclassicsourdough(酵母)tosodabread.11Thefollowingaresometipsaprofessionalbakersharesonmakingtheperfectbreadathome.12Takeasecondtospeakoutloudaboutwhatyouaregoingtodo.Thinkthingsthroughbeforeyouputyourhandsinthedough(生面團(tuán)).Inthisway,youarefarlesslikelytomakemistakes.Don’tchangetherecipe.Bakingisasciencethatreliesonprecisemeasurements.Allingredientsmustbeweighedaccurately.13Keepinmindthatthebestbakersintheworldhaveakeeneyefordetail.Bepatient.Bakingisawell-plannedprocessandeverystepisimportant.14Forexample,sourdoughtakeshalfadaytoriseproperly,soifyougetimpatientandcutthetimeinhalf,you’llendupwithasourdoughbrick.Practice.Startingwithsimplerbreadwillgiveyousomeofthebasicskillsneededtomasterthetougherones.Youprobablyaren’tgoingtocreateperfectbreadatthefirstattempt.15Therearenofailures,butjuststepsonyourlearningjourney.Evenapieceofbadbreadisasteptowardsagreatone.A．Useyourheadbeforeyourhands.B．It’simportanttoletmostbreadrest.C．You’llhaveplentyofwaystoexplore.D．Sobepreparedtogetitwrongafewtimes.E．Afewextragramscanmakeyourbakingsuffer.F．Bakingisaninterestingcombinationofscienceandart.G．Someofthemostimportantstepsarethemosttime-consuming.Passage04（24-25高一上·河南·期中）EffectivestudystrategiesandtimemanagementtipsAshighschoolstudents,balancingschoolwork,extracurricularactivities,andpersonaltimecanbechallenging.Developingeffectivestudystrategiesandtimemanagementskillsisnecessaryforacademic(學(xué)術(shù)的)successandpersonalwell-being.Herearesometipstohelpyoumanageyourtimemoreefficientlyandstudymoreeffectively.SetcleargoalsHavingclearachievablegoalsisimportantforstayingfocusedandactive.Startbysettingbothshort-termandlong-termgoalsforyourstudies.Short-termgoalscouldbecompletingahomeworkorstudyingforatest,whilelong-termgoalsmightincludepreparingforfinalexamsorimprovingyouroverallgrades.16.FindasuitablestudyenvironmentYourstudyenvironmentplaysanimportantroleinyourabilitytoconcentrate.Chooseaquietwell-litplacefreefromdistractions(干擾)whereyoucanfocusonyourwork.Ensurethatallnecessarymaterials,suchastextbooks,notebooks,andpens,arewithinreach.17.TakeregularbreaksStudyingforlongperiodswithoutbreakscanleadtotirednessanddecreasedproductivity.dAddshortbreaksintoyourstudysessionstorestandrecharge.Agoodruleofthumbistotakea5-10minutebreakafterevery50minutesofstudying.18.Usethistimetostretch,takeawalk,oreatahealthysnack.19Keepingyourstudymaterialsandnotesinplacecansaveyoutimeandreducestress.Usefolders,binders,ordigitaltoolstoclassyournotesandhomeworkbysubject.Thiswillmakeiteasiertofindwhatyouneedwhenyouneedit.Regularlyreviewandupdateyourmaterialstoensureyouhaveeverythingyouneedforeffectivestudying.SeekhelpwhenneededDon’thesitatetoseekhelpifyou’restrugglingwithaparticularsubjectortopic.Reachouttoyourteachers,classmates,oratutorforassistance.20.Remember,askingforhelpisasignofstrength,notweakness.A．StayorganizedB．UseactivelearningtechniquesC．TherearemanypeopleyoucanturntoforhelpD．ThesebreakscanhelpkeepyoufocusedandpreventtirednessE．ThesewillgiveyouasenseofdirectionandpurposeinyourstudiesF．Sticktoyourscheduleascloselyaspossible,butkeepitchangeableifneededdG．AcomfortableandorganizedstudyspacecangreatlyimproveyourproductivitydPassage05（24-25高一上·福建龍巖·期中）BeaGoodTouristTourismcanbebothgoodandbad.Yes,itbringsinmoneyforthelocaleconomyandcreateslotsofjobsforlocals.21Onegrowingproblemistouristswhowanttoprovethattheyhavevisitedadestination.Touristshaveusedpaint,rocks,orevenkeystowriteontheLuxorTempleinEgypt,StonehengeintheUK,memorialstonesatthebottomofQomolangma,andmany,manyotherplaces.22Ihavethreewordsforpeoplelikethis:pleasestopit.Ifyouwanttoleaveamarkontheworld,doitbychangingsomeone’slifewithkindnessandlove.23Sometouristswanderaroundandtakepicturesoflocalpeoplewithoutaskingfortheirpermission.Forexample,ChiangMaiUniversityinThailandhasgreatnumbersoftouristsvisitingthecampus,takingpicturesofstudents,anddisturbing(打擾)theirstudies.AnotherexampleisSanlitun,aneighbourhoodinBeijing.China.24Ihavethreewordsfortouristslikethis:pleasebeconsiderate.Havefuninawaythatdoesnotdisturbothers.Thenumberofproblemsfromtouristsisendless;walkinginlargegroupswithoutconsideringotherswhoneedtowalkby,crossingroadswithoutthinkingoflocaltrafficlawsandmanymore.Theonlywaytosolvetheproblemoftheterribletourististomakesurethatyouarenotone!25Remember,wheneveryoustepoutsideyourcountry’sborders,youarerepresenting(代表)yourcountrytotherestoftheworld.A．Butitmayalsobringsomeproblems.B．However,wecanhelpdealwithsomeproblems.C．Bethebest,kindest,mostpolitetouristpossible.D．Tourismhasbroughtaboutfewerproblemstothepeoplethere.E．Thousandsoftouristsitesarebeingdestroyedbytouristswho“l(fā)ovethemtodeath”.F．Sometouristslovetopartytherelateintothenight,makingitdifficultforlocalstosleep.G．Anotherbigprobleminsomeplaceshasbeentouristsdisturbingthelocalpeopleandlife.Passage06（24-25高一上·浙江嘉興·期中）Alotofkidsandadultssaytheygetnervousduringsocialsituations.Maybeit’sspeakingupinclassormakingaphonecallorjusttryingsomethingnew.Youmightfeelbutterfliesinyourstomach,oryourheartmaybeatfasteroryougetsuddenlyanxious.26Andiffearofbeingembarrassedormakingamistakeisgettinginyourway,therearesomethingsyoucantryonyourowntohelp.27Expertsagreethatavoidingsituationsthatmakeusanxiouscanactuallymakethingsworseinthelongrun.Gettingoutofsomethingyoudon’twanttodomightmakeyoufeelbetterinthemoment,butyouwillstillfeelanxiousthenexttimeyou’reaskedtodoit.Pushyourself.Whileleavingyourcomfortzoneisn’teasy,itcanbeverygoodforyou.That’sbecauseanxietytendstogoawaywhenyoustartdoingthethingsthatmakeyouanxious.Sotrytofaceyouranxietyandfearandseewhathappens.Youmightfindyouhavetheskillstodealwithit.28Practicealot.Asanexperiment,trydoingsomethingthatmakesyounervous.29Whateveryoudo,you’llfindthatitgetseasierovertime.That’sbecausebypracticingthethingsthatmakeyounervousyouareactuallyimprovingyourabilitytoeasilyhandlethem.Relaxyourself.Don’ttrytorelaxbywatchingtelevisionorvisitingawebsite.30Forexample,doingthingslikeyogacanalsohelpyoustaycalm.A．BeingnervousisuncommonB．Don’tavoidsomething.C．Paynoattentiontoyourthoughts.D．Thosethingsareyourbody’sreaction(反應(yīng))tofear.E．Startwithpractisinglittlethingslikeansweringquestionsinclass.F．Tryadeeprelaxationthathasaphysicaleffectonthemind.G．Andnexttimeyou’reinthatsituationyoumightfeellessnervous.Passage07（24-25高一上·湖南長沙·期中）Cellphoneskinsarefunanddecorativewaystoaddstyletocellphones,whilealsoofferingasmallamountofprotection.Theyarenotthesameascellphonecases(手機(jī)套),whichareusuallymorefocusedonfunctionandlessonstyle.Theskinisattacheddirectlytothesurfaceofthecellphone.31Thetypicalphoneskinismadefromvinyl(乙烯基).32Soitispossibletobuyskinsthataresolid-coloredormakeuseofanumberofdifferentcolorcombinations.33Itmeansyoucanbuyseveraldifferentonesandchangethelookofyourphonetomatchtheoccasion.Forexample,theycanbeusedtodecoratethephoneforholidays,seasonsoftheyear,specialeventssuchasbirthdays,andanyotheroccasionthatcanbeimagined.Cellphoneskinsarerelativelyinexpensive.Soitiseasytobuyseveraldifferentmodelsandchangethelookofthephone,justlikemanypeoplematchingshoesorjewelrytotheirclothing.34Forexample,theycanfitflipphones(翻蓋手機(jī))andphoneswithslidingkeyboards.Todaymanycompaniesthatsellphoneskinscarryawiderangeofcolorsandtypes.35Someproducerscancreateonesfeaturingcompanysigns.Someproducerscantakeoriginaldesignsdevelopedbycustomersandusethemtocreateuniqueskins.Whilemoreexpensivethanordinaryskins,thespecially-madetypesarestillusuallyaffordable.A．Butit’salsopossibletoorderaspecialdesign.B．Decorativecellphoneskinsareremovable.C．Cellphoneskinscanprotectyourphonefromdirt.D．Thematerialcanuseawiderangeofcolorsinthedesign.E．Soyoumaychoosecellphonesthatbestsuityourneeds.F．Itgivesamoreuniquelookthanmostcasescanmanage.G．Today,cellphoneskinsaremadetofitabouteverytypeofcellphone.Passage08（24-25高一上·湖南長沙·期中）Thetroublesofadolescentgrowth:explorationandchallengesBodyimageissuesarecommonamongteenagersduringphysicaldevelopment.Theirbodiesexperiencesignificantchangesastheygrow,causingself-awarenessanddissatisfaction.Developahealthyperspective(視角)onthebodytocopewithbodyimageissues.36.Engaginginenjoyablephysicalactivitiesincreasesconfidenceandself-respect.Improvinghealthybodyimageinvolvesrecognizingstrengthsandachievements,37.What’smore,parents,teachers,andadultsneedtobeawareofsocialmediapressures’impactonteenagers’bodyimage.Encouragingopencommunicationandasupportiveenvironmentforteensareuseful.Anothergrowingconcernamongteenagersisacademicpressure.38.Thestressofexams,meetingexpectations,anduniversityadmissionpressurescanaffectmentalhealth.39.Youhavetoarrangeschool,extracurricularactivitiesandhobbiessoastoreducestressandmakeyourlifemorebalanced.Itisalsoimportanttofindhelpfromteachers,tutorsorclassmates.40.Moreover,teensshouldputmentalhealthinthefirstplace.Takingbreaks,engaginginrelaxingactivities,andkeepinghealthhelpsmanagestressandpreventburnout.A．Remember,it’sokaytoaskforhelpandsupportB．Seekingprofessionalhelpwhenneededshowsstrengthandresilience(韌性)C．Asstudentsadvanceinschool,academicexpectationscanbecomeverychallengingD．EverybodyisuniqueandbeautifulintheirownwayE．a(chǎn)ndnotcomparingtoothersF．suchasconcernsaboutweight,height,oreventheshapeofone’sfaceG．ItisimportantforteenagerstolearntomanagetimeandlearningskillsPassage09（24-25高一上·河北保定·期中）Rendingisoneofthemostimportantskillsyoucandevelop.41Forexample,readingcanhelpyourelaxafteralongday.Whenyouread,yourbrainescapesintoadifferentworld,andthiscanreducestress.Anotherbenefitisthatithelpsimproveyourvocabulary.42Thesewordscanmakeyourspeakingandwritingstronger.Rendingalsohelpsimproveyourfocus.Whenyoureadabook,youneedtofollowthestoryandrememberdetails,whichtrainsyourbraintostayfocusedforlongerperiods.Readingalsohassocialbenefits.Whenyouread,youlearnaboutdifferentculturesandideas.Theycanmakeyouunderstandothersbetter.Youmayfinditeasiertostartconversationsandmakefriendswhohavethesameinterestswithyou.43Youcanreadnovels,magazines,ornewspapers.Eachtypehasitsownbenefits.Forexample,novelscanimproveyourimagination,whilenewspaperskeepyouupdatedoncurrentevents.Inaddition,readingisbeneficialtoyouracademicsuccess.44Theyhavebetterskillsandareabletounderstandcomplexideasmoreeasily.Inconclusion,readinghasallkindsofbenefitswhichcanhaveaneffectonyou.Itisameaningfulactivitythatcanimprovemanyaspectsofyourlife.45A．Sopickupabook,findaquietplace,andstartenjoyingthebenefitsofreadingtoday.B．Studentswhoreadusuallytendtodobetteratschool.C．Therearedifferenttypesofreadingmaterialstochoosefrom.D．Yourvocabularyhelpsyouwritearticles.E．Ithasmanybenefitsforyourbodyandmind.F．Readingcanmakeyoulearnaboutmanycultures.G．Themoreyouread,themorenewwordsyoumeet.Passage10（24-25高一上·遼寧·期中）Inapicturebook,pictures,ratherthanwords,tellthestory.It’struethatawordlesspicturebooklackswordsforthestory.Butitfollowsallthebasicrequirementsofabook.46Inaddition,itpossessesauniqueidentitythatisdrivenbyanartist’svision,whichopensupwindowstoboundlessimagination.47Theuniquerealityisexperiencedwhenreadersinteractwiththepictures.Theprocessofreadingpicturebooksisacuriousinteractionbetweentheauthorandthereaders.Thereadersbringtheirownimaginationandexperiencestointerpretaspacesuggestedbytheauthor.Byopeningthepagesofsuchabook,childrenfallintoastorythatrequiresthemtoprovidecontextandcluesfrompicturestomovethestoryforward.48So,forchildrenwhoenjoyart,wordlesspicturebooksofferthemtheopportunitytoexercisetheirimagination.Theformatalsoallowschildrentoexpandtheircriticalthinkingskillsandcreativity.Sinceeverywordlesspicturebookhasastructureandaplot,childrenhavetouseskillssuchaspredictionanddrawingconclusionsbasedonexperiencestomakesenseofthestory.Sincetherearenowords,childrencanfeelfreetomakeupthestoryastheylike.49Thisistheessenceofwordlesspicturebooks-theycanbecomeanythingyouwant.Theygiveachildtheconfidencetofeelthatifyoucanimagineit,itcanexist.50A．Theycanevenchangetheending,iftheywish.B．Theyareattractedtothedesignandthecolors.C．It,inturn,excitesandbuildsuptheirimagination.D．Forexample,ithasaplot,characterdevelopmentandsoon.E．Awordlesspicturebooktakesreadersintoanewlevelofreality.F．Thisconfidencebringsouthumancreation,fromartworkstoscientificdiscoveries.G．Parentsandtheirchildrencansharetheirfeelingsbyreadingthesebookstogether.Passage11（24-25高一上·安徽阜陽·期中）TipsforStartingYourOwnTravelBlogTravelstoriesalwaysmakeforveryinterestingreads.It’sgreattoknowwhat’shappeningelsewhereintheworld.Haveyoueverthoughtaboutstartingyourowntravelstories?51Writedownyourreasonsforstartingtheblog.52Maybeyouwanttokeepyourfriendsupdatedaboutyourtravels,tohelpfellowtravellerstotravelsmarter,ortodiscussthebeautiesofthisworld.Writingdownthereasonswillgiveyouclarityofthought,adirection,andapurpose.53Nowthatyouknowwhyyou’restartingtheblog,makealistofthingsyouwanttocoverinyourwriting.EveryblogMUSThaveafocus.Doyouwanttogiveyourreadersstories?Doyouwanttotellyourreadersaboutplaces?Thiswayyou’llbetellingyourreaderswhattoexpectfromyourblog.Nameyourblogintelligently(明智地).Nowthatyouhaveaclearpictureaboutwhyandwhatyouwanttowrite,thinkofanameforyourblog.54Along,confusingnamewillnotonlybedifficulttorememberbutalsoleadtoyoulosingoutonpotentialrepeatvisitors.Don’tletthenumbersgetyoudown.Initially,notmanypeoplewillvisityourblog.55Youmightfeelalittledepressedseeingshallowfigures,butyoureffortswillpayoffinthelongrun.Keepatitandsticktotheplan.Slowlyandsteadilyyourreaderswillgrowinnumber.Thesetipsforstartingyourowntravelblogwillnotonlyhelpyoutoworksmarter,butalsoensurethatyourreadersgettheverybestfromyou.Itisagoodideatostartnowandmakeanameforyourselfandyourblog.Bestofluck.A．Postcontinuouslyandregularly.B．Decidewhatyouwanttowriteandforwhom.C．Whyisitthatyouwanttostartatravelblog?D．Maybeonlyyourfriendsandfamilywillreadyourblog.E．Thenameshouldbeeasyforpeopletoremember.F．Youneedtohavesomespecialexperiencesintravellingtostartablog.G．Hereissomeadviceontravelwritingandsomegreatwaystostartyourowntravelblog.Passage12（24-25高一上·山西·階段練習(xí)）Beingonvacationisreallyfunandexciting.Butwhenthevacationendsandyougobacktoschool,itcanbehardtogetusedtoyourusualscheduleagain.56.Post-vacationdepression(節(jié)后抑郁癥)isnotarealmedicalcondition,butitdescribesfeelingsadordownaftercomingbackfromavacation.57.Peoplealsocallitpost-holidaybluesorholidaysyndrome(綜合征).Theideaofpost-vacationdepressionfirstcameupinthe1950s.58.Whenpeoplecomebackfromanothercountry,theymightfindithardtogetbacktotheirusuallifeanddailyschedule.Also,someproblemsfromthevacation,likesunburn,insectbites,oreatinganddrinkingtoomuch,canmakethemfeelworseafterthetrip.Peoplecandothingstostopfeelingsadafteravacation.Theycanmakeachangefromholidaytoregularlifeeasier.Forexample,theycantakeadayortwotorelaxbeforegoingbacktowork.59.Whileit’simportanttotrytopreventfeelingsadafteravacation,it’snotalwayspossible.60.Makingaphotobookcanbeofhelptoo.Practicingmindfulness,likefocusingonthepresentmoment,canalsohelpreduceworryandsadness.Butifyoustillfeelverysadaftertryingthesethings,youshouldturntoaprofessional(專業(yè)人士)forhelp.A．SofeelingdownafteravacationiscommonB．DepressionmayhappenatanytimeallyearroundC．PeoplemayfacealotofproblemsduringthevacationD．Post-vacationdepressioncanhappenformanyreasonsE．WritingaboutyourtripinadiarycanhelpyoufeelbetterF．TheycanalsohaveagoodscheduletohelpthemstartworkcalmlyG．Thiscanincludefeelingsofsadness,tiredness,disappointment,orevenstressPassage13（24-25高一上·四川綿陽·期中）LearningEnglishisachallengingtask,butitisalsoveryrewarding.Englishisthemostwidelyspokenlanguageintheworldandisusedinmanydifferentfieldssuchasbusiness,science,andentertainment.61HerearesometipsonhowtolearnEnglisheffectivelyPracticeregularly.Learningalanguagerequiresconstanteffort.62ThiscouldbereadingEnglishbooks,watchingEnglishmoviesorTVshows,listeningtoEnglishmusic,orevenspeakingwithnativespeakers.Themoreyoupractice,thebetteryouwillbecome.Youcanalsofindmanyonlineresourcessuchasvideos,articles,andforumswhereyoucanpracticeyourEnglishskills.Immerse(沉浸)yourselfinthelanguage.TrytosurroundyourselfwithEnglishasmuchaspossible.ThiscouldmeanlisteningtoEnglishpodcastsorradiostations,oreventhinkinginEnglish.6364TherearemanyappsandwebsitesthatcanhelpyoulearnEnglish.Forexample,Duolingoisapopularlanguage-learningappthatoffersavarietyofexercisesandgamestohelpyouimproveyourvocabulary,grammar,andpronunciation.So,makethemostofthetechnologytoimproveyourEnglish.Lastbutnotleast,don’tbeafraidtomakemistakes.Makingmistakesisanaturalpartofthelearningprocess.65Instead,embraceyourmistakesasopportunitiestolearnandimprove.Inconclusion,learningEnglishrequiresdedicationandeffort.However,itisdefinitelyworthit.Byfollowingthesetips,youcanimproveyourEnglishskillsandopenupnewopportunitiesforyourselfinthefuture.A．Trytolearnfromyourmistakes.B．Usetechnologytoyouradvantage.C．Themoreyouspeak,thebetteryouwillbe.D．Don’tletfearofmakingmistakesholdyouback.E．Immersionisagreatwaytoimproveyourlanguageskills.F．YoushouldsetasidesometimeeverydaytostudyandpracticeEnglish.G．Therefore,itisessentialtolearnEnglishwellintoday’sglobalizedworld.Passage14（24-25高一上·陜西咸陽·階段練習(xí)）Agoodimpressionmattersalotandcanopendoorstonewchancesandbuildrelationships.Herearesometipstohelpyouleaveapositiveandlastingimpressiononothers.Arriveontimeorafewminutesearly.66Beingpresentatthearrangedtimecanshowtheotherpersonyou'redependableandrespectful.Leaveatleastfiveminutesearlytoallowfortrafficandothersituationsoutofyourcontrol.Forexample,ifyou'regoingtoaninterview,considerarrivingtentofifteenminutesearlytorelaxyourself.Dresscorrectlyfortheoccasion.Peoplemaketheirfirstjudgments(評(píng)價(jià))withinonetenthofasecond.Oneofthefirstthingspeopleseeishowyoudress.67Whenyou'reonafirstdate,wearsomethingthatmakesyoufeelgoodandlookgood.Inprofessionalsettings,sticktoclean,understated(素雅的)clotheswithoutholes,wrinkles,ortears.68Thiscanhelpkeepyouontrackandavoidsilenceintheconversation.Thinkaboutwhoyou'remeetingandwhatyou'dliketogetoutoftheinteraction.Ifyou'dliketomakeapotentialfriendwhothinksyou'refun,prepareafewhumorousstoriesyoucoulduseinconversation.69Ifyou'remeetingsomeoneyouadmire,chatwiththetopicsthatgoabitdeeperthantheonesmostpeoplehaveknown.Makeeyecontactwiththeotherperson.Eyecontactisanimportantwaytoconnectandcommunicatenon-verbally(非語言)withtheotherperson.Whenlisteningtotheotherperson,trytokeepeyecontactforaboutfourtofivesecondsatatime.Besides,awarmsmilereallygoesalongway.70A．Trytobeagoodlistener.B．Preparequestionsandtalkingpoints.C．Ittellsthepersonthatyou'refriendly.D．Ataparty,youcouldaskifthefoodisgood.E．Choosetheclothesbasedontheenvironments.F．Howyoudresscanhardlytellpeoplealotaboutyoubeforeyousayaword.G．Whenyoutellsomeoneyou'llmeethimorheratacertaintime,makeitapromise.Passage15（24-25高一上·江蘇泰州·階段練習(xí)）Yawning,theinvoluntary(不知不覺的)actofopeningyourmouth,takingadeepbreath,andbreathingout,isthebody’snaturalresponsetobeingtiredorbored