热点话题05 米兰冬奥会开幕致辞
目录
时文精读------------------------------------------------------------精选外刊原创语法填空
【原创·语法填空】
【课标词汇积累】
【课标词汇训练】
【参考译文】
好题精练----------------------------------------------------------精选名校及联考话题专练
【阅读理解】
【阅读7 选5】
【完形填空】
【语法填空】
【话题·导语】
2026 意大利米兰冬奥会的开幕式英语致辞，语言简练，意味深长，是一篇难得的佳作。
【原文·时文阅读】
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Milano Cartina 2026 Olympic Winter Games
Welcome to Milano Cartina 2026 Olympic Winter Olympic Games!
My fellow Olympians. Over the next two weeks, you are going to give us something truly special.
You will show us what it means to be human. To dream. To overcome. To respect one another. To
care for each other.
You will show us that strength isn’t just about winning---it’s about courage, empathy and heart.
You will not only make incredible memories. You will reach your Olympic dreams--and you will
show the world how to live.
This is why we all love the Olympic Games. Because through you, we see the very best of
ourselves. You will remind us that we can be brave, that we can be kind and that we can give back up,
no matter how hard we fall.
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【原创·语法填空】(136words)
Milano Cartina 2026 Olympic Winter Games
Welcome to Milano Cartina 2026 Olympic Winter Olympic Games!
My fellow Olympians. Over the next two weeks, you are going to give us something 1.________
（true） special.
You will show us 2.________ it means to be human. To dream. To overcome. To respect one
another. To care for each other.
You will show us that 3.________（strong） isn’t just about winning---it’s about courage, empathy
4.________ heart.
You will not only make incredible 5.________（memory）. You 6.________（reach） your Olympic
dreams--and you will show the world how 7.________（live）.
This is 8.________ we all love the Olympic Games. Because 9.________ you, we see the very best
of 10.________（our）. You will remind us that we can be brave, that we can be kind and that we can
give back up, no matter how hard we fall.
【课标词汇积累】
1. welcome v.欢迎, 迎接, 欣然接受; adj.受欢迎的，令人愉快的, 可随意…的, 尽管…好了; n.欢迎，接待, 对
待，接受; int. 欢迎
The school choir prepared a warm performance to welcome the new exchange students, making them feel at home
immediately.
（学校合唱团准备了热情的表演来欢迎新交换生，让他们立刻感到宾至如归。）
2.special adj.特殊的, 重要的; n.特制产品, 特价
Everyone has a special talent; for example, my friend can solve a Rubik's cube in under a minute.
（每个人都有特殊才能，比如我的朋友能在1 分钟内解开魔方。）
3.human adj.人的, 人本性的, 通人情的; n.人
Group projects teach us human cooperation skills, which are essential for future careers.
（小组项目教会我们人类合作技能，这对未来职业至关重要。）
4.overcome v.克服, 战胜, 受到…的极大影响
The basketball team learned to overcome their fear of losing by focusing on teamwork.
（篮球队通过专注团队合作克服了对失败的恐惧。）
5.respect n.尊敬, 重视, 方面; v.尊重，仰慕, 遵守
Students showed respect by listening quietly when the guest speaker shared her life story.
（学生们安静倾听嘉宾演讲者的人生故事，展现了尊重。）
6.courage n.勇气, 无畏, 胆量
She demonstrated courage by reporting the bullying incident to the principal.
（她向校长报告欺凌事件，展现了勇气。）
7.empathy n.<心>移情作用, 同感，共鸣
The counseling club teaches empathy through role-playing exercises about peer pressure.
（心理社通过关于同伴压力的角色扮演练习教授共情能力。）
8.incredible adj.不可思议的, 惊人的, 难以置信的, 未必可能的
It’s incredible how much our debate skills improved after just three months of practice.
（仅三个月练习后，我们的辩论技巧提升之大令人难以置信。）
9.remind v.提醒, 使想起
The bulletin board reminds us of upcoming deadlines for scholarship applications.
（公告板提醒我们奖学金申请的截止日期临近。）
10.dream n.梦（想）, 理想, 美好的事, 胡思乱想; v.做梦, 渴望, 想到
His dream of winning the national robotics competition came true after years of hard work.
（经过多年努力，他赢得全国机器人比赛的梦想成真了。）
【课标词汇训练】
1.Our teacher always _____________ creative ideas in class discussions, which encourages us to think outside the box.
（老师总是欢迎课堂讨论中的创意想法，这鼓励我们跳出框架思考。）
2.The science fair was a_____________ event where students showcased inventions like solar-powered robots.
（科技节是一个特别的活动，学生们展示了太阳能机器人等发明。）
3.Reading literature helps us understand _____________ emotions and different perspectives.
（阅读文学帮助我们理解人类情感和不同视角。）
4.With extra tutoring, she managed to _____________ her weakness in math and scored 90% on the final exam.
（通过额外辅导，她克服了数学弱点，期末考了90 分。）
5.Mutual _____________ between teachers and students creates a positive learning environment.
（师生间的相互尊重能营造积极的学习氛围。）
6.It took great _____________ for him to stand on stage and recite a poem in front of 500 people.
（他鼓起极大勇气站上舞台，在500 人面前朗诵诗歌。）
7.Showing _____________ to a friend who failed an exam can comfort them more than advice.
（对考试失败的朋友展现共情，比建议更能安慰他们。）
8.The school’s new STEM lab has _____________ equipment like 3D printers and VR headsets.
（学校新建的STEM 实验室配有3D 打印机和VR 头盔等惊人设备。）
9.My notebook has sticky notes to _____________ me of key points before exams.
（我的笔记本上有便利贴，提醒我考前复习重点。）
10.The career day event inspired many students to pursue their _____________ jobs, from astronauts to chefs.
（职业日活动激励许多学生追求梦想职业，从宇航员到厨师。）
【参考译文】
欢迎来到2026 年米兰-科尔蒂纳冬奥
会！
亲爱的奥运健儿们，在接下来的两周里，你们将为我们带来无与伦比的精彩。
你们将向我们展示人性的真谛：敢于梦想、勇于超越、彼此尊重、相互关怀。
——
你们将证明力量不仅关乎胜利
更在于勇气、共情与赤诚之心。
你们不仅会创造难忘的回忆，更将实现奥运梦想，并向世界诠释生命的姿态。
这正是我们热爱奥林匹克运动的原因。透过你们，我们看到了人类最美好的一面。你们将提醒我们：跌倒
再重，我们仍能勇敢、善良、重新站起。
Passage1 阅读理解
A heartwarming kindergarten graduation ceremony left the audience teary-eyed as six-year-old Jaxon Carter
spoke words that touched the heart.
好题精练
练
Jaxon’s life suddenly changed when his mother Taryn Marie Gainey, died in a terrible apartment fire in 2022.
Though this dark incident cast a shadow, Jaxon accepted his new reality. Only two months following the accident,
he began a new life in a public kindergarten.
Jaxon shared that “Everything was new — life had taken strange turn, the school was new, there were new
faces, new rules, and new concepts to take on.” Despite these odds, Jaxon didn’t give up. As his time at New Dawn
Academy came to an end, he was chosen to deliver a speech at the kindergarten graduation ceremony.
Justin Carter, Jaxon’s father, revealed that his son worked hard on his speech. With his grandmothe’s
assistance, his short address turned into a powerful farewell (告别) speech.
Jaxon began his speech, saying, “When I started kindergarten in August 2022, I was a little five-year-old
who had lost my beautiful mother a month before.” He expressed deep gratitude towards his father, his teacher and
his grandparents for their support during his journey.
Jaxon continued, “I dedicate ( 献给) my speech, good grades, all school awards, and my kindergarten
graduation to my beautiful mom, who I will always love and miss so much. I know she will always be with me in
my heart.”
Jaxon’s heartfelt dedication was met with loud applause, reflecting the audience’s admiration for his courage
and determination. His speech left a lasting impression on everyone present, reminding them of his strength and
lasting love for his mother.
1．What happened to Jaxon Carter in 2022?
A．He graduated from kindergarten.
B．His mother died in a terrible fire.
C．He made a speech to the public.
D．His family moved to a new city.
2．When was Jaxon Carter born?
A．In 2019.
B．In 2018.
C．In 2017.
D．In 2016.
3．What did the audience think about Jaxon’s speech?
A．Touching.
B．Relaxing.
C．Disappointing.
D．Heartbreaking.
4．What is a suitable title for the text?
A．A Terrible Accident Happened in a Public Kindergarten
B．A Graduation Ceremony Was Held in the Kindergarten
C．A Kindergartener Overcame a Lot of Difficulties Alone
D．A boy Dedicated Graduation Speech to His Late Mother
Passage2 阅读理解
My hands were shaking uncontrollably. I tried incredibly hard to focus on the words that I spent hours
putting down on paper. I tried to defeat my fear of speaking in public on numerous occasions throughout my life.
During college and at my first few jobs, I would get ridiculously nervous when I had to give a presentation or lead a
meeting. Public speaking had been my nemesis for as long as I could remember.
Then in my mid-thirties, I decided to join the public speaking group Toastmasters. At every meeting, we
were rated and forced to compete with other speakers for an award. You would think that I would walk away from
these experiences as a polished speaker, but nothing seemed to work.
It wasn’t until recently, when science and scientific institutions were being attacked for unfair reasons
during the pandemic, that I decided I must speak out. Science has made this country a place where dreams come
true — this is why we all need to protect science. In addition, as a science writer, I try to get readers to understand
how science is related to their daily lives.
So I ended up on that frightening stage on that sunny Saturday in April — Earth Day. Despite the body
shakes and fear, I persevered. That day, I looked out into the crowd of like-minded science supporters and I felt
comfort.
Reaching that milestone goal of getting through a speech truly changed me. At almost forty, I learned that
passion can set off a flame in my heart to do things I never dreamed possible. The darkness that led to my speech is
sure to lead to new opportunities and adventures.
5．Which can replace the underlined word “nemesis” in Para. 1?
A．Advantage.
B．Annoyance.
C．Preference.
D．Confusion.
6．How did the author behave towards public speaking after leaving Toastmasters?
A．He remained a shy speaker.
B．He became a polished speaker.
C．He began to feel less worried.
D．He found things getting worse.
7．What made the author want to speak out on Earth Day?
A．He must rise up to defend his job.
B．It was a good chance to learn science.
C．It was a test organized by Toastmasters.
D．He couldn’t bear people attacking science.
8．What lesson did the author draw from his successful speech?
A．Frustration can be stepping stones to success.
B．Science can lead us to make wonderful changes.
C．Enthusiasm can motivate us to achieve the unachievable.
D．Any difficulty can be overcome with great efforts.
Passage 3 阅读七选五
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。（2026·广东深圳市罗湖区期末质
量检测）
A Beginner’s Guide to Rehearse (排练) Presentations
Delivering presentations is an everyday art form that anyone can master. Act as if you are in a conversation
with your audience, and they will pay attention to you.
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Here are some tips to help you practice with
efficiency.
Don’t wait until it’s perfect.
Find a friend, colleague, or mentor who you trust to give you constructive feedback.
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That way,
they can give you tips not just on your delivery, but on the organization of your content as well. You can start by
asking them to point out moments that are dull or confusing.
Prepare for nerves.
What exactly worries you when you give a speech? Looking foolish? Forgetting lines?
3
For
instance, if your fear is, “I’ll forget what I’m saying,” you can prepare a plan like, “If it really happens, I’ll pause,
scan my notes, and find the next important point I need to make.”
Time yourself carefully.
You don’t want to go over your time frame and get cut off, or wear on the patience of your audience. Time
your rehearsals, especially those you give in front of others, to see that you are staying within the time you have.
4
Practice repeatedly with flexibility.
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This doesn’t mean sticking to a strict script every time. Instead, when you rehearse, improvise
freely. Deliver your main points, but include quips (俏皮话) and anecdotes that occur to you as you go. You’ll
remember the best ones when you actually deliver the presentation.
A．To get this level of fluency, practice is the key.
B．Know your presentation backward and forward.
C．You don’t have to wait until it’s perfect to show them.
D．These thoughts are the ones that are holding you back on stage.
E．Rely on memorising every word of your speech exactly as written.
F．Set aside some extra time if you plan to answer questions from the audience.
G．Write down your fears, and then think about what you will do in each situation.
Passage 4 完形填空
Greta Thunberg is a teen climate activist, from Stockholm, Sweden. She did not understand why so little was
being done to
1
the world’s environment.
By the time she was 11, she
2
it was time to make some change herself. Greta made a
3
that she would do everything she could in her power to help fix things. After Greta turned 15, she started to take her
4
to the Swedish Government. Every week, she would
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outside the Swedish Parliament for her
country’s leaders to take more action on climate change. She held up a
6
that read “School Strike for
Climate”. Greta’s small action turned into a national
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called “Fridays for Future”. Government leaders
in Sweden began taking notice.
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, the movement started to catch on around the world and millions of children
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in from
all over the globe! In 2018 and 2019, Greta spoke at two climate change
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at the United Nations and
another at the World Economic Forum. Her speeches were replayed around the world and her
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grew
greater.
For many years, scientists had tried to
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world leaders to take more notice of climate change.
Greta, still just a teenager, had now clearly gotten the
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of the world’s leaders. In fact, her impact was
so great that Time Magazine
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her their Person of the Year in 2019! More countries, companies, and
people have been
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to making big changes in their behaviors.
1．A．protect
B．change
C．control
D．beautify
2．A．judged
B．confirmed
C．decided
D．concluded
3．A．agreement
B．assumption
C．choice
D．promise
4．A．case
B．reform
C．method
D．question
5．A．show off
B．show up
C．go off
D．call up
6．A．sign
B．letter
C．mark
D．hand
7．A．practice
B．movement
C．exercise
D．arrangement
8．A．Now
B．Always
C．Then
D．Finally
9．A．persisted
B．fell
C．broke
D．joined
10．A．events
B．competitions
C．matters
D．incidents
11．A．value
B．impact
C．force
D．impression
12．A．cause
B．get
C．attract
D．invite
13．A．assistance
B．interview
C．attention
D．consideration
14．A．identified
B．appointed
C．called
D．named
15．A．pretending
B．thinking
C．expecting
D．committing
Passage 5 语法填空
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。（2026·福建省厦门双十中学高三
上学期开学）
I can well remember that I was once asked to deliver a speech titled A Real Test in My Life before the whole
class at the age of 9! You can imagine how
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(terrible) shy I was the moment I thought of that — with so
many eyes
2
(fix) upon me. I had no choice but
3
(prepare) for it, though. First of all, I was to draft
the speech,
4
was just a piece of cake for me, a good writer. But the hardest part
5
(lie) in my oral
presentation from my memory, for to read from the paper was not allowed. The real moment began when I stood on
the platform with my legs
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(tremble) and my mind blank. But my listeners were waiting patiently without
any signs of rushing me. Gradually I found
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(I) back, giving out my speech without difficulty. After
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seemed to be a hundred years, I found my audience applauding — I made it! From then on, my fear of talking
before a big audience disappeared. Actually with my
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(confident) building up, I now turn out to be a great
speaker. Looking back, I know the greatest difficulty on our way to success is our fear. Overcome it,
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we will be able to achieve our goals.
