北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
个人成长
教材链接:人教B1U0、B1U1,外研B1U1、B1U3、XB2U1、XB3U1,译林B1U1、B1U2
词汇清单
名词
adult 成年人
assignment 任务;作业
campus 校园;校区
company 陪伴;公司;商行
confidence 信心;信任
debate 辩论;争论
discipline 自制力;纪律
generation 一代(人)
lecture 讲座;教训
nation 国家
partner 同伴
personality 性格
pressure 压力
psychology 心理;心理学
schedule 日程安排
solution 解决办法
strategy 策略;策划
style 方式;作风
teenager 青少年
title 标题;头衔
topic 话题
youth 青年时期
动词
adjust 适应;调整
advance 前进;推动北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
annoy 使恼怒
assume 假定,认为
attract 吸引
behave 表现;表现得体,有礼貌
breathe 呼吸
challenge 向……挑战
concentrate 集中(注意力)
exchange 交换;交流
graduate 毕业;获得学位
impress 给……留下深刻的印象
improve 改进
obey 服从;遵守
organise/organize 组织
prefer 较喜欢
pretend 假装,装作
quit 停止;戒掉;离开
recommend 建议;推荐;介绍
register 登记;注册
reject 拒绝接受;不用
revise 修改;复习
形容词
anxious 焦虑的
awkward 令人尴尬的
confused 迷惑的
curious 好奇的
extra 额外的
formal 正式的
frightened 惊吓的
independent 独立的
outgoing 外向的北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
responsible 有责任的
senior 级别(或地位)高的
suitable 合适的
副词
actually 事实上;的确
obviously 显然;明显地
typically 通常;典型地
即练即清
一、单句填空
1. Nicholas Winton was born on 19 May 1909 in London, to German-Jewish parents. The
family later took British (nation).(外研B3U2)
2. What could I say to make a good first (impress)? Something about my insect
collection, perhaps. (外研B1U1)
3. Besides teaching, Zhang Tian also contacted charity (organise) about
rebuilding the playground and setting up a library, and helped the villagers sell local products
online. (北师大B1U1改)
4. Senior high school will help you learn and grow, yet you alone are responsible
realizing your great potential.(译林B1U1)
5. Hearing how much they value you can help you feel comfortable in your own skin.
Focusing on your strengths also helps you build your (confident). (译林B1U4)
6. Xie Lei was (confuse) because she thought she knew less than other people.
(人教XB2U2)
7. My adviser recommended that I should sign up for (advance) literature
because I like English and I'm good at it.(人教B1U1)
8. People who pretend (be) someone they are not tend to misjudge themselves.
(外研XB3U1)
9. The school adviser helped me choose the (suit) ones: maths, English,
chemistry, world history, and Chinese.(人教B1U1)北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
10. It is not unusual for teenagers of your generation (attract) to computer games
and the online world.(人教B1U1)
11. The lab is new and the lesson was great, but the guy next to me tried to talk to me the
whole time. I couldn't concentrate the experiment. (人教B1U0)
12. Helen's (behave) was often unbearable. She was sometimes troublesome,
stubborn and angry, and had a tendency to break things when no one understood her.(北师大
XB2U5)
13. Everyone has a different (person). It is what makes people individual and
unique.(北师大XB1U1)
14. No. 9 High School is one of those that have gone to great lengths to protect students' eyes,
coming up with many effective (solve).(译林XB2U3)
15. With butterflies in my stomach, I (breathe) deeply. “Hi, I'm Meng Hao.”
Everyone started laughing. I looked at them in panic. (外研B1U1)
16. Everyone knows that success rarely happens overnight, but perhaps not many know that a
lot of highly successful writers have previously faced (reject).(外研XB1U2)
17. Nowadays most teenagers prefer reading e-books reading paper books.
(2024届福建厦门二中月考)
18. You can exchange your idea your partner and then write it down.(2024届
福建福州城门中学月考)
19. The days of having to prove my skills in other areas were over; I had
(obvious) done that to get where I was. (2023海南华中师大琼中附中期中)
20. Although we couldn't go home at night and the training was strict and
(challenge), our humorous young drillmaster(教官) with a funny accent was a
real pleasure of our days. (2023湖北六校联考)
21. (anxious) is a part of life, but it doesn't have to prevent you from living the
life you want.(2023浙江金华期中)
22. As for me, autism(自闭症) has (actual) been a combination of strength,
courage and hope.(2023山东淄博期中)
23. Students can view course content, complete (assign) and tests, view grades
and more. (2023江苏常州三校期中)北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
24. At the beginning of each school year, I set goals for myself: get organized, try new
(strategy) for classroom management, focus on the good, etc.
25. What was noteworthy is that even among students who took part in after-school activities,
46% still went beyond the (recommend) screen time.
答案
1. nationality 2. impression 3. organisations 4. for 5. confidence 6. confused
7. advanced 8. to be 9. suitable 10. to be attracted 11. on 12. behavio(u)r
13. personality 14. solutions 15. breathed 16. rejection 17. to 18. with
19. obviously 20. challenging 21. Anxiety 22. actually 23. assignments 24. strategies
25. recommended
二、语境运用
阅读下面材料,根据提示补全短文。
(A)
Being a 1. (青少年) is a challenge. You frequently 2. (obey) the
rules that your parents set for you. So parents often do not know what 3 . (expect).
Many of them often find it difficult to understand what you need while you are growing. They
don't know whether what you are doing is an act of 4. (independent) or rebellion.
Some 5. (adult) would describe adolescence as a period of disagreement, change,
and problems. For you it's a time of school 6. (press) and planning for your
future. It's easy to understand why so many people find this to be a difficult time. But once it's
over, you 7. (realize) that most of your parents' troubling behaviour is motivated
by feelings of love and 8. (关心). However, if you communicate with your
parents, and try to understand each other, this period will be less trying and more fun for all of
you. Adolescence is the period of your life 9. you develop from being a child
into being 10 . adult.(冀教B1U1改)
(B)
My name is Lily. I am studying at Woodland High School. I would like to tell
you something about after-school clubs at my school. Let me start 11 . my北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
personal experience. When I was still new to my high school, I used to watch TV or
play games on my phone after 12 . (finish) my homework. My parents
encouraged me
14. (join) the Blueprint Club when they found out I was interested in it. I
quickly began to enjoy the club because I wasn't glued to a screen all afternoon. So
far, I
14 . (meet) plenty of great people, 15 . I get to create anything I
want. I also get to develop my design and technology 16 . (skill). I'm
having so much fun too!
I have learned that education does not take place only in the classroom during
regular school hours. 17 . (typical), the home, playground and school library
can all be very important settings for our personal and educational 18 .
(grow). One way to enrich our school experience is through extra activities such as
clubs. In my school, there are many 19 . (differ) school clubs to choose
from. If we don't like any of them, we can propose 20 . new school club
of our own interest.(冀教B2U2改)
答案
1. teenager 2. disobey 3. to expect 4. independence 5. adults 6. pressure(s) 7.
will realize 8. concern 9. when 10. an 11. with 12. finishing 13. to join 14.
have met 15. and 16. skills 17. Typically 18. growth 19. different 20. a
写作提升练
一段续写
阅读短文,依据故事情节并结合下方问题提示续写故事,词数80左右。
As the new school year began, Jim was quite happy. But the writing assignment
troubled him because the English teacher, Mrs Peabody, asked the students to write
something in some way related to summer vacation, and she required that the students
should be as creative as they could. That night he stared at a blank sheet of paper
for quite a long time. He didn't think his summer vacation was fun, except a dog, a
water park, and two weeks of camp. So, he decided to write what he wanted—he北京曲一线图书策划有限公司 高考项目部
made up a science fiction story about life on a distant planet. He also made sure that
he used proper spelling and grammar as Mrs Peabody required. He handed in the
story, but later he had butterflies in his stomach...(沪外B1U1改)
问题:1. Why did Jim have butterflies in his stomach?
2. What would Mrs Peabody think about Jim's assignment?
3. What would happen in class the next day?
要求:1. 仿照材料写作手法续写故事;
2. 内容应涉及材料中的相关信息;
3. 条理清晰,表达流畅,情节完整。
答案
One possible version:
He was frightened that Mrs Peabody would think he ignored the assignment.
English was his favorite class. Maybe he would beg Mrs Peabody for a chance to
write another one, the sort she wanted. But when he got to class the following day,
it turned out that Mrs Peabody had already read and graded the essays. Jim had
thought that Mrs Peabody would be angry with him. However, what the teacher said
was that Jim Martin was the only one who got an A on the assignment. Jim couldn't
believe his ears.
