新概念英语第3册 同步综合拓展练习题

✨整套同步配套正在持续更新中，本篇为样稿展示

学新概念 3 很多同学会陷入误区：读懂课文、背完单词就觉得学完了，一到做题、写作文就卡壳😭

分享一点备课 / 自学的真实心得：新概念三的价值不只是精读课文，更要实现「输入→输出闭环」。

✅词汇不要孤立死记

像 spot、corner 不只是简单词义，还要掌握一词多义；at large、cling to 这类短语，要记住课文语境，才会写进读后续写。很多同学背单词只记中文，忽略搭配，写作就只会简单基础词。

✅一定要对接考试题型

光啃课文很难对接高考，阅读、七选五、完形、语法填空必须同步练。这一套练习完全贴合课文主题，阅读素材复刻课文故事，完形反复复现本课核心词，做到学一课巩固一课。

✅输出训练不能省略

很多人跳过写作板块！本课专门设置应用文 + 读后续写，强制要求使用本课词汇，倒逼把课文高级表达真正内化，而不是停留在 “认识” 层面。

✅做完务必对照答案详解

错题一定要回看生词表，红笔订正。搞懂错因，比盲目刷新题更重要。

这份样例完整包含：

▪️生词 + 拓展词 + 重点短语汇总

▪️词汇默写、句子翻译

▪️高考全套题型（阅读 / 七选五 / 完形 / 语法填空）

▪️应用文 + 读后续写训练 + 完整答案解析

整套新概念 3 同步配套正在更新，后续会陆续放出更多课时样例。

无论是老师备课，还是学生自学自测，都很适配。

姓名：____________　班级：____________　得分：____________题量：15 词 + 12 拓展词 + 12 短语　建议用时：110 分钟　满分：150 分（词汇过关 50 + 能力提升 100）

A1 课本生词表（New words and expressions）

A2 课文补充难词（课文中出现，建议一并掌握）

A3 重点短语（Key phrases）

（一） 英译汉 15 分

把词义写在横线上（词序已打乱）。写不出来的词，回 PART A 生词表再记一遍，用红笔补上。

（二） 汉译英 15 分（写出完整单词，无首字母提示，词序已打乱）

（三） 重点短语 12 分（写出完整英文短语）

（四） 课文句子翻译 8 分

1. When reports came into London Zoo that a wild puma had been spotted forty-five miles south of London, they were not taken seriously.（英译汉）

2. Wherever it went, it left behind it a trail of dead deer and small animals like rabbits.（英译汉）

3. 专家们现在完全确信那只动物就是美洲狮，可是它是从哪儿来的呢？（汉译英 · 提示：be convinced that）

4. 想到一只危险的野生动物仍在宁静的乡间逍遥法外，真令人不安。（汉译英 · 提示：It is disturbing to think that... / at large）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。（共 8 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 20 分）

A

Northwood Community Notice　Over the past three weeks, more than twenty residents of Northwood have reported seeing a large, cat-like animal in the green belt behind Maple Street. The Wildlife Office has collected the reports, and we are now asking for your help.

What we know so far          · The animal was first spotted by a dog walker at 6:40 a.m. on 12 March, about 300 metres from the primary school.          · Most witnesses describe it as "as big as a dog, with a long tail and short yellowish-brown fur".          · Footprints were found in the wet soil along the river bank, and some grey fur was found clinging to a fence.          · No one has been attacked, and no pets have been hurt so far.

What you should do if you see it          1. Do not run. Stand still, then walk away slowly.　2. Do not try to feed it or take photos close up.          3. Keep dogs on a lead and small children close to you.　4. Call the Wildlife Hotline (0164-7729-3100) at once and tell us the exact time and place.

What you should NOT do          Never try to corner the animal or drive it towards houses. A frightened wild animal is far more dangerous than a calm one. Remember: this is not a pet that has run away from home. It is a wild animal at large, and it must be dealt with by trained people only.

We will keep the hotline open 24 hours a day until the animal is caught. Thank you for keeping our community safe.

(　　) 1. What is the notice mainly about?

(　　) 2. When was the animal first seen?

(　　) 3. What are residents advised NOT to do?

(　　) 4. What does the notice suggest about the animal?

B

For eleven days, the quiet town of Ashford lived with an unusual neighbour.

It began when a keeper at Ashford Safari Park reported that a young leopard was missing. The park said it had escaped through a hole in the fence during a storm. At first, nobody outside the park seemed worried. Leopard escapes in the area were almost unheard of, and the first two reports — from a milkman and a schoolgirl — were not taken seriously.

Then the evidence began to accumulate. A farmer found the bodies of three sheep in his field. Workers on the railway line reported seeing "a large cat" crossing the tracks at dawn. Most telling of all, a retired teacher walking her dog found paw prints in the mud and some yellowish fur clinging to a low branch. She took photographs. When experts from the city zoo examined them, they felt obliged to act.

The hunt for the leopard lasted eleven days and covered nearly forty square kilometres. It was difficult work. The animal was often seen in one village in the morning and reported twenty kilometres away the same evening. Wherever it went, it left behind a trail of uneasy neighbours: locked doors, empty playgrounds and children driven to school by car.

In the end, it was not a hunter but a camera that solved the problem. Pictures from an automatic camera showed the leopard drinking at a stream only 400 metres from the safari park. Keepers set a quiet trap there. On the twelfth morning, the animal walked in, and by nine o'clock it was back in its enclosure.

Experts are now fully convinced that the leopard never went far from home. "Wild animals are far better at hiding than we are at finding them," said one keeper. "That is what makes a search like this so disturbing — and so important."

(　　) 5. Why were the first two reports not taken seriously?

(　　) 6. What made the experts feel obliged to act?

(　　) 7. What does the underlined word "enclosure" in Paragraph 5 most probably mean?

(　　) 8. What is the best title for the text?

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。（共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 10 分）

What to Do If You Meet a Wild Animal

Most of us will never meet a dangerous wild animal face to face. But every year, hikers and campers do come across bears, wild cats or snakes in the countryside. Knowing what to do could save your life.

1. Stay calm and do not run. Running may make the animal see you as prey (猎物). 1 ______ Speak in a low, firm voice so that it knows you are a human being, not food.

2. Make yourself look big. Raise your arms, open your coat, or hold a bag above your head. 2 ______ In most cases, the animal will decide you are not worth attacking and move away.

3. Back away slowly. Keep your eyes on the animal, but do not stare straight into its eyes — that can look like a challenge. 3 ______ Never turn your back on it.

4. Do not corner it. This is the most important rule of all. 4 ______ Give it space and let it find its own way out. A wild animal will not attack a human being unless it is cornered or protecting its young.

5. Report what you have seen. As soon as you are safe, call the local wildlife office or the police. 5 ______ Your report may be the piece of evidence that helps experts find the animal before someone gets hurt.

A. Move sideways or backwards towards a safe place.

B. Stand still and try to look as calm as possible.

C. Wild animals are, in fact, more afraid of you than you are of them.

D. The bigger you appear, the less likely the animal is to come closer.

E. An animal with no way out will fight, however frightened it is.

F. Take photographs so that you can share them online at once.

G. Tell them exactly where and when you saw it, and what it looked like.

1. ________　2. ________　3. ________　4. ________　5. ________

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）

It was the last afternoon of the autumn holiday when Mia first 1 ____ the animal.

She had been picking blackberries along the edge of the wood, the same path she had walked a hundred times. Something 2 ____ moved behind the bushes. Mia froze. Then a thin, grey-brown head 3 ____. It was not a dog. Its ears were short, its tail was barely there, and it moved like a 4 ____ shadow over the leaves.

Mia did not run. She remembered what her grandfather, a former forest ranger, had told her: "A wild animal will not 5 ____ you unless you corner it or it is badly hurt." The animal was 6 ____ — she could see blood on its back leg.

She walked backwards, 7 ____ her eyes on it, and then ran all the way home.

At first nobody believed her. Wild cats had not been seen in the area for thirty years, and a child's story was easily 8 ____. But Mia's grandfather took her 9 ____. He walked back with her, and together they found paw 10 ____ in the soft mud, and grey fur 11 ____ to a broken branch.

"Good girl," he said. "You've brought us real 12 ____."

The local rescue centre arrived an hour later. The animal was a lynx — one that had 13 ____ from a wildlife park forty kilometres away, probably during the storm. It had been 14 ____ for nearly two weeks.

"A lynx won't attack a human being," the keeper told Mia, "but it was in pain, and a hurt animal is always dangerous."

Weeks later, the rescue centre sent Mia a photograph. The lynx was back in its enclosure, its leg healed. "Thank you," the note read. "You probably saved her life."

Mia put the photo on her desk. It was 15 ____ to think that such a beautiful wild animal had been so close to her village — and that no one else had even noticed.

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）

Pumas are large, cat-like animals which 1 __________ (find) in America. Reports of wild animals living near human settlements have become more common in recent years, and experts say the reason is not hard 2 __________ (understand).

As cities grow, the space 3 __________ wild animals once lived is turned into roads, farms and housing estates. Little by little, animals that used to live deep in the forest find 4 __________ (they) at the edge of towns. Some come looking for food; others are simply 5 __________ (lose).

Last spring, a young puma 6 __________ (see) three times in the same week near a primary school in a small American town. Teachers were told to keep the children indoors, and police officers searched the woods with 7 __________ (camera) and dogs. On the fourth day, one officer noticed paw prints 8 __________ the mud behind the school gym. The prints led to a narrow space under the building, 9 __________ the animal had been sleeping during the day.

The puma was finally caught and moved to a wildlife centre eighty kilometres away. Nobody knows how it got there. As no puma had been reported missing from any zoo in the country, it must 10 __________ (be) in the possession of a private collector who kept it illegally.

假定你是李华，你校英文报 Nature and Us 专栏正在开展征文活动。请你以 Wild Animals in Our Neighbourhood 为题写一篇短文投稿。

内容包括：          1. 简述一次野生动物闯入人类居住区的经历（时间、地点、人们发现的痕迹）；          2. 分析出现这种现象的原因；          3. 提出你的建议（至少两条）。

注意：1. 词数 80 左右；2. 可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。

必须准确使用本课词汇：spot / evidence / at large / disturb；短语：take ... seriously 至少用一处。

Wild Animals in Our Neighbourhood

阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。（满分 25 分）          注意：1. 续写词数应为 150 左右；2. 尽量使用短文中的划线词语，建议不少于 5 个，使情节衔接更紧密；3. 续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。

It was the summer I turned sixteen, and I was spending two weeks with my grandmother in a small village at the foot of Green Mountain. The village had been quiet for years, but that summer something changed.

It started with missing chickens. Old Mr. Hooper lost six in one night, and Mrs. Lin next door said she had heard heavy footsteps in her yard after midnight. At first people laughed about it — a fox, most likely, or a stray dog. But then a farmer found the body of a young sheep in his field, and pieces of grey fur were found clinging to the wire fence beside it. That was when the village stopped laughing.

My cousin Dan and I were twelve and sixteen, and we were sure we could solve the mystery. One evening we followed a line of paw prints from the edge of the wood to an empty barn at the back of Mr. Hooper's farm. The prints were large — much larger than a dog's — and they were fresh. Dan wanted to run home at once. I told him to wait.

We walked closer. The barn door was half open, and from inside came a low sound, half growl and half cry. Something was in there, and it was trapped. I picked up a broken plank and pushed the door open a little wider. Inside, in the corner, was a large cat-like animal. Its back leg was caught in a rusty trap. When it saw us, it flattened its ears and showed its teeth. It was cornered, terrified and in pain.

"Don't move," I whispered to Dan. "And don't run."

Dan's face went white. "That's not a cat, Alex. That's... that's a puma."

We backed out of the barn slowly, keeping our eyes on the animal. My hands were shaking so badly that I nearly dropped my phone. Outside, I called Grandma first, and then the number the village head had given everyone that morning — the wildlife rescue hotline.

"Stay away from it," the man on the phone said. "Don't try to free it yourself. A hurt wild animal is dangerous. We'll be there in forty minutes."

For forty minutes Dan and I sat on the grass outside the barn, listening to the sounds inside. We did not speak much. Every few minutes I stood up and looked through the crack in the door. The animal had stopped moving. It lay with its head on its front paws, watching the doorway. I had never seen anything so wild and so helpless at the same time.

Then a white truck came up the track, and two keepers in green uniforms got out.

Paragraph 1

The older keeper opened his bag and took out a thick net and a long pole.

Paragraph 2

A week later, a letter arrived at my grandmother's house.

PART B（一）英译汉（15 分，每题 1 分）

1. 证据　2. 黑莓　3. 看出，发现　4. 积累，积聚　5. 不知怎么搞地　

6. 令人不安　7. 美洲狮　8. 印痕　9. 使……感到必须　10. 追猎；寻找　

11. 使……信服　12. 使走投无路；角落　13. 人类　14. 粘　15. 一串，一系列；痕迹　

PART B（二）汉译英（15 分，每题 1 分）

1. disturb　2. evidence　3. human being　4. blackberry　5. spot　

6. accumulate　7. puma　8. hunt　9. cling　10. corner　

11. somehow　12. print　13. trail　14. oblige　15. convince　

PART B（三）重点短语（12 分，每题 1 分）

1. a trail of　2. leave behind　3. human being　4. in one's possession / in the possession of sb.　

5. take sth. seriously　6. feel obliged to do (sth.)　7. complain of / about　8. cling to　

9. claim to have done (sth.)　10. be convinced that　11. run away　12. at large　

PART B（四）课文句子翻译（8 分，每题 2 分）

1. 当伦敦动物园接到报告说，在伦敦以南 45 英里的地方发现了一只野生美洲狮时，这些报告并没有受到重视。

2. 无论它走到哪里，身后都会留下一串死鹿以及像兔子这样的小动物。

3. The experts were now fully convinced that the animal was a puma, but where had it come from?

4. It is disturbing to think that a dangerous wild animal is still at large in the quiet countryside.

要点：1. that 引导同位语从句说明 reports 的内容；spot 用过去完成时被动（先于 came 发生）。2. wherever 引导让步状语从句；leave behind 后接 a trail of。3. be convinced that 后接从句；"它是从哪儿来的"用过去完成时 had come。4. It is disturbing to think that... 为固定表达；at large 意为"在逃，未被捕获"。

PART C · I 阅读理解（20 分，每题 2.5 分）

1–8: B　A　C　D　C　D　C　B

详解：A 篇 1. 全文围绕社区居民目击大型猫科动物展开，首尾呼应，主旨为 B。2. 见 "first spotted ... at 6:40 a.m. on 12 March"。3. 见 "What you should NOT do" 一栏首句 Never try to corner the animal...。4. 见该段末句 must be dealt with by trained people only。B 篇 5. 见第二段 "Leopard escapes in the area were almost unheard of"，因为此类事件在当地几乎闻所未闻，故前两份报告未受重视。6. 见第三段末：退休教师拍下爪印与毛发的照片，专家查看照片后才 felt obliged to act。7. enclosure 与前文 safari park 呼应，指"圈养动物的围栏/兽舍"，故选 C。8. 全文以"十一天的搜寻"为主线，首尾段均出现 eleven days，B 项既点明时间又点明 wild neighbour，最贴切。

PART C · II 七选五（10 分，每题 2 分）