全国通用版高考英语三轮冲刺提分练话题练第12练购物.docx

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全国通用版高考英语三轮冲刺提分练话题练第12练购物

购物

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　基础巩固

Ⅰ.单句语法填空

1．Itisgoodtoyoutodosome（walk）aftersuppereveryday.

2．Onlineshoppingcanprovidemassinformationaboutproductswhichcanbe（suit）forcustomers’needs.

3．However，wecan’tturnablindeyetoitsdisadvantages.（obvious），qualityproblemisitsfirstdisadvantage.

4．Inaddition，it’s（annoy）forustomakeachangewhenwearenotsatisfiedwithwhatwehaveboughtonline.

5．Whiledoingsomeshopping，Ioftencan’thelp（persuade）intobuyingmoregoods.

6．Theshopkeepertreatedthecustomerarudemanner，whichmadethecustomerveryangry.

7．Sheisparticularaboutherclothes.Shehasspenttoomuchmoney（buy）newclothessofar.

8．Theoldmangotrestless，forhehadtodosamethingalldaylong.

9．OccasionsarequiterareIhavethetimetohavedinnerwithmyparentsaftergoingtouniversity.

10．Thedoctoradvisedme（go）tobedearlyeverynightinsteadofplayingcomputergames.

Ⅱ.单句改错（每小题仅有1处错误）

11．I’dlikegotothestoretochooseagoodpresentformybestfriend’sbirthday.

12．Twoweekslater，shefoundthegoodsbuyingfromtheInternetwasofpoorquality.

13．Sheandhermotherweredoingsomeshoppingwhileshemetwithoneofherfriends.

14．Thefatherhadtogetupearlyeverymorningtogetthefoodreadytohischildren.

15．Themiddleagedmandoessomejoggingregulareverymorningtobuilduphishealth.

16．Hehadtohavethenewcomputerboughtlastweekrepairthisafternoon.

17．Generallyspeaking，thissmallshopisoftencrowdedofpeopleeverySunday.

18．Itisbadforyoureyestoreadinbed.You’dbettergetridthisbadhabit.

19．Itiseasytoformabadhabit.However，it’shardlytogiveitup.

20．WithSpringFestivalapproached，pricesoffruitsandvegetableshavegoneup.

话题词汇

1．bestsellern．畅销货

2．besatisfiedwith...对……满意

3．resistv．抵制

4．falseadj.假的

5．atmospheren．气氛

6．comfortableadj.舒服的

7．messyadj.乱的

8．inpeace平静地

9．wouldliketodosth.想要做某事

10．beparticularaboutsth.对某物挑剔

能力提升

Ⅲ.阅读理解

A

（2018·江西红色七校联考）

OnecolddaylastNovember，mywifeandIcamehomefromworktoasickyoungdaughterandwedecidedtostayathomeforthenight.Problemwas，wehadtwoticketstoseeMirandaJuly，theperformanceartist，beinginterviewedattheHerbstTheatre.Wedecidedtosellthemonlinefor$50.Onehourbeforetheevent，aguynamedPetercalledmeandsaidhewantedtobuythetickets.Sincethetimewaslimited，ItoldPetertopaymethenextday.Peterseemedtouchedandwesaidafondgoodbye.

However，amonthlater，Peterstilldidn’tpaymeback.Afewmoreweekspassed.Anothermonth.There’dbeenoneemailpromisingtomailthecheck，thensilence.

Maybehewashavingahardtime，Ithought.Buttruthwas，Peterseemedtobehavingaprettynormaltime.AccordingtothepicturesandmessagesonhisFacebook，hehadbeenplayinggolf，dancinghappilywithhisfriends，andtravelingonaboat.Buthejustrefusedtoanswermycalls，orreplytomyemailsormessages.SoItriedreachinghimwithmywife’sphoneonenight.Andhedidn’tpickupwhenIcalled，buttextedrightback，playfullywonderingwhomightbecallinghim.

“Youshouldgotohisoffice，”mywifesaid.“Hewouldhavetogiveyouthemoneyifallhiscoworkerswerewatching.”

ButIdidn’twanttobecomeadebtcollector.MyeffortstoreachPeteroverthesemonthshadbeenlightandIwantedtokeepitthatway.MyinitialexchangewithPeterhadbeenjusttworegularpeopleagreeingtohandlethingshumanly.Therewasararenicenessinthat，andIstillwantedtokeepthatballoonintheair，howeverdisappointingitwasstartingtolook.Iwantedtobelievewecouldstilltrusteachother.

21．Forwhatreasondidtheauthorandhiswifedecidetosellthetickets?

A．Theythoughtitwastoocoldthatnight.

B．Theyneededtolookaftertheirdaughter.

C．Theywantedtosavesomemoney.

D．Theyweregoingtobeinterviewed.

22．OnthenighttheauthorsoldhisticketstoPeter，he.

A．knewhemightnotgetthe$50

B．feltalittlehesitant

C．thoughthecouldtrustPeter

D．wasmovedbyPeter’skindness

23．Whydidn’tPeterpaytheauthorback?

A．Becausehedidn’trememberit.

B．Becausehewastoobusytopay.

C．Becausehedidn’twanttopay.

D．Becausehewashavingatoughtime.

24．Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor?

A．Hewouldnevertruststrangers.

B．Hemightcallthepoliceforhelp.

C．HewouldgotoPeter’sofficetotalktohim.

D．HestillhopedPeterwouldpayhimback.

B

（2018·东北三省三校二模）

WeBritslovetheideaofarealChristmastree—butnotsomanyofusliketherealitiesofdragginga7ftNorwaysprucethroughthehouseandleavingneedlesallovertheplace.

Ifyoucountyourselfamongthereluctantgroup，thenitmaybetimetogofake（假的）．Afterall，buyinganartificialChristmastreeneedn’tmeanacceptingdefeat.Thereisahugerangeofoptionsandsizes，includingprelittrees，whichwillsaveyouthefrustrationoftryingtostringyourownlights.

AnotherbigbonusofchoosinganartificialChristmastreeiscost：

artificialtreescanlastfordecades，sotheyworkoutcheaperthanpayingforarealtreeeveryyear.Likenowretailers（零售商）areofferinggreatdealsatthemoment:

atTesco，there’s25percentoffartificialChristmastrees.Meanwhile，youcantakeadvantageofthecurrent3for2offeratArgostofillyourhousewithnotone，nottwo，butthree.Youmayperhapspartnerupwithfriendswhoarealsolookingtoinvest.

Ofcourse，keepyourtreeforyearsandyearsanditwillstarttopayyoubackintermsofcarbonfootprint;however，a“real”onewillalwayshavetobetransported，usedanddealtwitheveryyear.

Arethereanydownsides？

Yes.Youmightthinkyou’resavingtheplanet，butafaketreeisactuallynotanenvironmentallyfrie