第61頁(yè)（共61頁(yè)）2025年新高二英語(yǔ)人教新版尖子生專(zhuān)題復(fù)習(xí)《選詞填空》一．選詞填空（共20小題）1．（2025春?寶山區(qū)校級(jí)期中）A.concernsBlackC.touchD.globalE.trendF.completeO.tailoredH.oversightLbalanceJ.comfortingK.seekChatbotsFillinforTherapyFromsocialrelationshipstoworkchallenges，ChinesepeopleareturningtoDeepSeektoaddressdifferentpersonalissues.Theydescribesharingtheirthoughtsandreceivinghelpfulfeedbackfromthepopularchatbot.Asarising（1）onsocialmedia，AItherapyischangingthewaypeople（2）mentalhealthsupport.ButcanAItrulyreplaceahumantherapist？Itisestimatedthatona（3）scale，45percentofpeople，whoneededmentalhealthcarein2024，didnotreceiveit，withbarriersincludingcostandalackofproviders，accordingtoHuntingtonPsychologicalServices，DanielLowd，anassociateprofessorattheUniversityofOregon，believesAIcouldhelpsolvethe（4）oftherapyservices."IfpeoplecanfindsomesupportandperspectivebytalkingtoChatGPTor[chatbot]Claude，thenIthinkthat'swonderful，"LowdtoldNewsweek.LiYong，adoctorattheJiangsuProvinceHospital，agreedwithLowd，sayingthatAImeetspeople'sneedsforemotionalsupporttosomeextent.Byusingbasicknowledgeofpsychotherapy，DeepSeekcanhelpwithminormentalissuesthrough（5）responses，LitoldShanghaiObserver.However，hepointsoutthatAIcannotcompletelyreplaceprofessionalsduetothehuman（6）thatisimportantfortherapeuticservices.Therapistsdevelopadeeperunderstandingofpeople'semotionsandneedsthroughcommunication，whichallowsthemtooffermore（7）treatmentplans，ShanghaiObserverreported.TheuseofAIinpsychotherapyalsoraises（8）overthereliabilityofresponses."AIchatbotswillrespondastherapistsifasked，withoutanyofthe（9）trainingorresponsibilityofahumancounselororevenaspecializedandtestedpieceofsoftware，"RichardLachman，anassociateprofessoratTorontoMetropolitanUniversity，toldNewsweek.ExpertsbelievethekeytoeffectiveAItherapyliesinpropergovernmentregulation.AsAIbecomesmoreapartofourlives，understandingitseffectsonhumanpsychologymeansfindinga（10）betweenwhat'shelpfulandwhat'sdangerous，Euronewsreported.2．（2025春?靜安區(qū)期末）A.staringB.influenceC.likelyDshapesE.connectedF.produceG.reviewedH.rightI.highlightsJ.reorganizeK.provingEversinceIwasalittlekid，Ihavefeltguiltyaboutdaydreaming.IrelatedtothecharacterBastianfromthemovieTheNever﹣endingStory，especiallywhenhisfatherdemanded，"Getyourheaddownoutoftheclouds，andkeepbothfeetontheground!"Thisline，repeatedthroughoutthefilm，（1）Bastian'sstrugglewiththefantasticnatureofhisdaydreams.WhileIwasneverdirectlydiscouragedfromdreamingasakid，asIgrewolder，the（2）ofmyculturemademefeellikeIwaswastingmytimewhenevermyheadwasintheclouds.Andyet，itneverfelt（3）toshutdownthatdaydreaming.Forone，itwastoofun.Howamazingisitthatwe，ashumans，cangoanywhere，doanything，andbeadifferentversionofourselves﹣allsafelywithinourminds？Butit'snotjustfun.Ina2012issueofPerspectivesonPsychologicalScience，researcherMaryHelenImmordino﹣Yangandherteam（4）studiesaboutbrainactivityduringrest.Theirresearch，summarizedinScienceDaily，foundthat"brainactivityduringrestis（5）toself﹣awareness，moraljudgment，learning，andmemory.Justlikesleephelpsthebrain（6）toworkmoreefficiently，daydreamingmayalsoimprovementalhealthandthinking."Andbrain"time﹣outs"mayalsohelpkidslearnbetter，possibly（7）wrongthoseadultswhoblamekidsfordaydreaming."Wefocusontheoutsideworldineducationanddon'tlookmuchatinside﹣focusedskillsandattentions.Butinnerfocus（8）thewaywebuildmemories，makemeaningandtransferthatlearningintonewcontexts，"saysImmordino﹣Yang.StudiesImmordino﹣Yanglookedatindicatedthatkidswhopracticeinnerfocusareless（9）tosufferfromhighlevelsofanxiety，performbetterontests，andplanbetterforthefuture.Nexttimeyouseeakidorevenanadult（10）offintospace，rememberthattheymightactuallybedoingimportantworkfortheirmind.3．（2025春?黃浦區(qū)期末）Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.objectivesB.inspireC.intentionallyD.preferencesE.visualF.contributeG.physicallyH.variousI.applicationsBringingIdeastolife：TheMoodBoardasaCreativeCanvasWhenyou'relookingforinspiration，wheredoyougo？Youmightdoanimagesearchonline，browsethroughsomemagazinesordesignbooks，oreventakeawalkandsnapsomephotos.Dependingonyourproject，theimages，words，colors，andmaterialsthat（1）youmightrevealinterconnectedthemes.Ifyouhaveevergatheredavarietyofelementsthatgenerallyrepresentacertainidea，you'veessentiallycreatedwhatweoftencallamoodboard.Widelyusedforbrainstorming，themoodboardisatoolthatsparkscreativityacross（2）fields.It'sanarrangementofelementsthat（3）toaprojecttokeepitsthemeclearandconsistent.Itshouldincludeimages，colors，textures，andtypography.Eachelementis（4）selectedtobeintunewiththeproject'sconceptandtosetthedesiredatmosphere.Moodboardscanaidclientsinformingaclearpictureofwhatthefinalproductwilllooklike.Theyserveasa（5）dictionary，translatingdesigntermslikeminimalismorrealismintoalanguagethatisunderstandableataglance.Themomentclientsseeamoodboard，theycanimmediatelygrasptheideasandexpresstheir（6）.It'salsoessentialinguidingthedesignprocess，ensuringthatallprojectparticipantshaveasharedunderstandingofthecommon（7）.Moodboardsareeasytocreate.Theycanbemadedigitallyonwebsitesor（8）bypastingorpinningmaterialsontoaboard.Considerstartingyournextprojectwithamoodboardtostreamlineyourcreativeprocessandclarifyyourvision.4．（2025春?寶山區(qū)期末）A.basedB.remindC.symptomsD.individuallyE.establishedF.consideredG.edgesH.availableI.releaseJ.accuratelyK.reliefTCMteasarehotterinhealthmarketHerbalteainspiredbytraditionalChinesemedicine（TCM）isbeingpreparedataTCMhospitalinDingxi，Gansuprovince，inDecember.SeveralChinesehospitalshavefoundtheir（1）inthecountry'sgrowinghealthdrinksmarketbyprescribingherbalformulas（開(kāi)處方）thattargetminor（2），fromcalmingnervesandaidingsleeptopromotinghealthyhair.YunnanProvincialHospitalofTraditionalChineseMedicinerecentlylaunchedfiveherbalmedicineformulasfordrinking.Onthefirstdayofthemarket（3），10，000doses（劑量）weresold.WanXixi，deputydirectorofthehospital'smedicaladministrationdepartment，saystheseformulasarefinished（4）onprescriptionsfromfamousTCMpractitioners（從業(yè)人員）.Eachdoseofherbsis（5）packagedandcanbeboiledforeasyconsumptionathome."Thebagsofdriedherbsarenot（6）forpurchaseonthemarket.Toobtainthem，individualsmustobtainaprescriptionastheyaretailoredtoindividualdifferences，"Wanexplains.Inrecentyears，anincreasingnumberofhealth﹣consciouspeoplehavedevelopedastronginterestinsuchherbalteadrinks.ManyChinesehospitals，especiallyTCMhospitals，arekeentopromotetheirspecialherbalteaformulas，someofwhichchangeseasonally.Forexample，insummer，theyfocusonformulasofsmokedteafor（7）fromsummerheat.Inwinter，herbalteaformulasforthroatclearingaremorepopular.Inadditiontohospitals，manypharmacies（藥房），includingthe（8）brandBeijingTongRenTang，haveseenaboostinherbalteasales.Pharmacies（9）buyersthatwhilesomeherbsareavailableindrinkformandothers，andcanbeconsumedasfood，herbalformulasarestill（10）medicineandshouldbetakenunderpropermedicalsupervision.5．（2025春?上海校級(jí)月考）Directions：Directions：Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.designB.essentialC.filtersD.influenceE.eventuallyF.originallyG.patternsH.processesI.stuckJ.unlimitedK.visionTheMagicofMimicry（仿生學(xué)）Tomimicsomeonemeanstocopythem.However，inscience，peoplecopyideasfromnatureornatural（1）tosolveproblemsortocreateproductswhichwillserveaspecificpurposetohelpus.Thisiscalledbiomimicryandits（2）canbeseeninmanyeverydayproducts.Perhapsthebest﹣knownexampleofbiomimicryisVelcro.Itwasinventedin1941byaSwissengineercalledGeorgedeMestral，wholookedattheburdockseedswhich（3）tohisdog'shair.Underthemicroscope，hediscoveredthattheseseedshadhooksonthem，sotheystucktoloopsonclothingorhair.Hecopiedthisideaandusedstripsofmaterialwithtinyhooksonthemandstripsofmaterialwithlooseloopson.Whenheputbothstripstogethertheystucklikeglue.Howeverunlikeglue，hecouldpeelbothstripsapartandreattachthem.Velcrowas（4）unpopularwithfashioncompaniesbutafteritwasusedbyNASAtostopitemsfloatinginspace，itbecamepopularwithchildren'sclothingcompanies.Morerecently，swimwearhasalsobeeninfluencedbynature.TheSpeedoFastskin，acontroversialswimsuit，wasseenattheBeijingOlympicsandwornby28ofthe33goldmedalwinners.Thetechnologyisbasedontherough（5）onashark'sskin，whichallowsthesharktoswimfaster.Sharkskinalsostopsbacteriagrowingonit，soscientistsarecopyingthissurfaceto（6）cleanerhospitals.ForNASA，protectingastronauts'eyesfromthesun'sraysisveryimportantbutprotectingtheireyesfromotherdangerousradiationisalso（7）.Scientistsstudiedhoweaglesandfalconsclearlyrecognizetheirprey.Theydiscoveredthattheyhaveyellowoilintheireyeswhich（8）outharmfulradiationandallowsthemtoseeveryclearly.NASAcopiedthisoilanditisnowusedbyastronautsandpilotsinEagleEyesglasses.Inadditiontoprotectingeyesfromallthedangerousrays，thesesunglassesalsoimprove（9）indifferentweatherconditionssuchasfog，sunlightorjustnormallight.Itappearsthattheinfluenceofbiomimicryis（10），soitwillbeinterestingtoseewhatsolutionsnatureprovidesuswithinthefuture.6．（2025春?徐匯區(qū)校級(jí)期中）A.traditionsB.migrantC.moderateD.rankE.hospitalityAB.influentialAC.recognisedAD.keyAE.passedBC.serveBD.celebrationsHaveyouTriedTraditionalFoodsRecognisedbyUNESCO？In2003，theUNESCOIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanitylistwasestablishedtoprotectandpreservearangeofsocialpractices，fromcraftsmanshiptofestiveevents﹣andofcourse，foodpractices.ManyculinarydelightshaveachievedUNESCOstatus，includingtheNeapolitanpizzaofItalyandthebaguettesofFrance.Butwhichotherdelicaciesandfood（1）havemadethelist？CevicheAcombinationofrawfishmarinated（腌）inlimeandlocallygrownproduceisthe（2）tomakingceviche，afamedPeruviandish.ArecentadditiontotheUNESCOlist，cevichewasinducted（正式加入）in2023，whereitwas（3）forthespecialistpracticesandknowledgeneededtopreparethedelicacy.Theseculinarytechniquesaretypicallysharedwithinfamiliesandhavebeen（4）downforgenerations.HawkercultureinSingaporeHawkercultureisatermusedtodescribethecommunityofvendorswhocookandsellmealsacrossSingapore.Hawkercentres（5）asthenation'scommunitydiningrooms，andthecuisinevariesfromChinese，IndiantoMalayspecialities.Thecentresarecelebratedforattractingawealthofhungrycustomersfromadiverserangeofsocialbackgrounds.Thepracticecanbetracedbacktothe1800s，fromtheearly（6）populationwhosoldquick，affordablemealsfrommakeshiftstalls.Thesestallscouldbefoundintownsquares，parksandstreetpavements.Thetraditionhasevolvedsignificantlyovertheyearsandisstill（7）acrosstheregion.In2016，ahawkerstallcalledHawkerChaninSingaporebecamethecheapestMichelin﹣starrestaurantintheworld.TheMediterraneandietPraisedforitsemphasisonplant﹣basedfoodsandhealthyfats，theMediterraneandietoriginatedinthefoodculturesofancientcivilizationssurroundingtheMediterraneanBasin.Thedietcommonlyincludesfoodssuchaswholegrains，legumes，fish，eggs，freshfruitsandvegetablesaswellasoliveoil.Italsoincludesa（n）（8）amountofdairyandlimitedconsumptionofmeatandsaturated（飽和的）fat，likebutter.ThedietwasinductedbyUNESCOin2013andiscelebratedforitssocialvalues，suchas（9），neighbourlinessandcreativity.Itisalsoattributedwithbringingcommunitiestogetherinculturalspaces，festivalsand（10）.7．（2025春?寶山區(qū)校級(jí)期中）A.influenceB.devotedC.physicallyD.pleasureE.affectedF.overallG.financiallyH.decisionI.positiveJ.striveK.joyfulHappiness，accordingtotheOxfordEnglishdictionary，isbasedonluckorgoodfortune.Joyontheotherhand，isdescribedasavividemotionof（1）.Thus，happinessdependsonenvironment；joy，onouremotionalwell﹣being.Ifyouknowjoyfulpeople，youwillprobablynoticecommontraitsamongthem.Joyfulpeopleareoftenhealthy，both（2）andmentally；theyvaluestrong（3）relationships，andtheydon'tallowtheextremesoflife﹣﹣suddenhighsorsuddenlows﹣﹣to（4）themtoomuch.Joyfulpeopleleadamorestablelife.Buttheseabilitiesdonotjustarrive；theyhavetobeworkedat.Teachingourselvestobejoyfulmaybeoneofthegreatestthingswecandotoenhanceour（5）health.However，itisimportanttounderstandthatjoyisanemotionthatarisesfromwithinusandisnot（6）bythethingsthathappentous.Insteadoflookingforexternalthingstoprovidehappinessinourlives，wemust（7）tofindthejoywithin.Wemusteducateourselvesaboutjoyandworktoenhanceitinourlives.Onewaytostartistomakea（8）towakeupeverymorningandfindjoyinourlives.Thinkaboutaspecialpersonora（9）pet.Itisourchoicetobejoyfulorfearful.Let'stakethetimetotrainourselvestobe（10）﹣ourliveswillbebothhappierandhealthierforit.8．（2025春?浦東新區(qū)期中）Directions：Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.conscious，B.myths，C.lying，D.behaviours，E.necessarily，F(xiàn).inadequateG.recognizing，H.merrily，I.hiddenWhyit'shardtospotaliar？Movingintheirseat，glancingaroundtheroomandneverlookingyouintheeye.Wethinkweknowwhensomeoneis（1）tous，butdowereally？AstudypublishedinthePersonalityandSocialPsvchologvReviewshowedthatpeople'sabilitytotellifsomeoneislyingtothemislittlebetterthan50%.Interestingly，otherresearchsuggeststhatweareactuallyquitegoodatunconsciouslyspottingliars，butour（2）thoughtsrejectthis.ScientistR.EdwardGeiselmanpointsoutthattrainingin（3）liarsdoesn'talwayshelp，saying"quick，（4）trainingcoursesleadpeopletodoworsethaniftheygowiththeirnaturalreactions".Onereasonforthismaybe"truthbias（偏見(jiàn)）".Expertshavesuggestedthatweareusuallybiasedtobelievethatpeoplearetellingusthetruth，atleastinmostcontexts.Anotherreasonthatmightmakeusbadatidentifyingliarsisthatthereareanumberof（5）aroundbodylanguageandlying.Manyofusbelievethatliarsareunlikelytolookusintheeyeorwillmoverestlesslyintheirseat.However，thisisn't（6）thecase.ProfessorofpsychologyKevinColwellsuggeststhatliarsoftenworkhardtocoverupthese（7）.Itmaybethatnotlookingaway，orsittingmorestillthanusual，areactuallythegiveawaysthatsomeoneisnottellingthetruth.Itcanbehardtospotliars.Wearelikelytotrustpeople.andbehaviourscanbe（8）.butifweknowsomeonewell，andifsomeoneisworkingtoohardtosticktotheirstory，it'spossibletoseethroughpeoplewhoarenottellingthetruth.9．（2024春?嘉定區(qū)校級(jí)月考）A.functionB.totalC.worthwhileD.distinguishingE.achievementsF.flowingG.acknowledgeH.promisingI.treatmentJ.prescribedK.sufferedOverthelast150years，thefieldofmedicinehasaccomplishedmanyastonishingthings.Someofthesemedical（1）arewell﹣known，antibiotics，vaccinesandorgantransplants，forexample.Herearethreesuccessstoriesintheworldofmedicalscience.SurvivingwithoutaHeartOnJuly2，2008，D'ZhanaSimmonsfromSouthCarolinawasgivenahearttransplant.She（2）fromaconditioncalleddilatedcardiomyopathy（擴(kuò)張型心肌?。?，whichmeantthatherheartwasweakenedandherbloodwasn'tbeingpumpedefficiently.Hernewheartfailedto（3）properly，sodoctorsfittedtwopumpstokeepherblood（4）whiletheywentlookingforanewheart.Itwasalmostfourmonthslater，onOctober29，thatanothertransplantwascarriedoutsuccessfully.In（5），she'dlivedwithoutaheartfor118days.Thisisthoughttobethelongestapediatricpatienthasbeenkeptalivewithoutanyheartatall.WakingPeoplefromComasIn1999，apatientinapersistentvegetativestate（植物人狀態(tài)）duetoamotoraccidentwasseentobetwitching（抽動(dòng)）byoneofhisnurses.Hisdoctor（6）acommonsleepingpill，zolpidem，incasethistwitchingwascausedbydiscomfort.Thedoctorcrusheditonaspoon，fedittothepatient，andwasshockedwhenjusthalfanhourlater，thecomatose（昏迷的）personmadeanoiseforthefirsttimeinfiveyears.Thissimple（7）hassincebeentriedwithseveralotherpatientswithmarvelousresults.Notallpatientsrespond﹣﹣infact，aroundfortypercentdon'tshowanyimprovement﹣﹣butthosewhoaresuccessfullyrescuedfromtheircomasarefinallyableto（8）theirlovedones，andevenhaveconversations.RestoringSighttotheBlindBlindnessisnotasingle，uniformcondition；itcanbevariouslycausedbyproblemsintheeyes，thenervesandthebrain.Thankstomachineimplants，peoplewhowerecompletelyblindsometimesbecomecapableof（9）coloursanddescribingobjects.Thedeviceworkslikeadigitalcamera，creatinganimageandthensendingsignalsthroughnervecellstothebrain.Doctorswerealsoabletorestoresighttoamanwhohadbeenblindforforty﹣threeyears；theydidthiswiththehelpofstemcells，oneofthemost（10）fieldsinmedicine.Neitherofthesetreatmentsareyetperfect，buttheyshowwhatsciencemaybecapableofinthefuture.10．（2024春?普陀區(qū)校級(jí)月考）A．excelledB．typicallyC．burningD．struggledE．surelyF．barriersG．windingH．conventionI．matterJ．essentialsK．obsessionTheArtofBloomingLateInhisteensandearlytwenties，MozarthadtoworkasanorganistandconcertmasterinhisnativeSalzburgtomakeendsmeet.Thoughacelestialgenius，he（1）likeameremortal.Underpaidandunfulfilled，hefelta（n）（2）desiretodevotemoretimeandenergytohisart.Soafteraperiodofdoubtanddeliberation，that'sexactlywhathedid.Hequithisjobandembarkedonwhatturnedouttobethemostproductiveandcreativeperiodofhislife.EvenifyouneverhopetoreachMozart'slevelofmastery，youmayrelatetohisneedtobreakfreefrom（3）.Maybeyou'vedoneeverythingright—（4）atschool，workedhard，andlandedagood，high﹣payingjob—butyou'retiredofbeingjustlikeeveryoneelse.Maybeyouyearntodomorepersonallyfulfillingwork，likefoundingastart﹣uporturningahobbyintoafull﹣fledgedcareer.However，draftingaplanofactioncanbedaunting.What，then，isholdingyouback？RichKarlgaard，thepublisherofForbesmagazineandauthorofLateBloomers，arguesthatourculture's（5）withearlyachievementdiscouragesusfrompursuingourpassions.Insteadofhavingvariedinterests，studyingwidely，andtakingourtime—（6）forself﹣discovery—we'reencouragedtoacetests，becomespecialistsrightaway，andpursuesafe，stable，andlucrativecareers.Asaresult，mostofusendupchoosingprofessionalexcellenceoverpersonalfulfillment，andoftenweloseourselvesintheprocess.Topromptarevolutioninyourownlife，thereareafewthingstokeepinmind.Firstandforemost，it'snevertoolateto"become"yourself.Aristotle，forexample，didn'tfullydevotehimselftowritingandphilosophyuntilhewasnearly50.Therearealsobenefitstotakingalong，（7）pathtoself﹣fulfillment.Rememberthatage（8）bringswisdom，resilience，self﹣knowledge，andcreativity.CitingtheworkofdevelopmentalpsychologistErikErikson，Karlgaardwrites，the"ages40to64constituteauniqueperiodwhereone'screativityandexperiencecombinewithauniversalhumanlongingtomakeourlives（9）."Thatsaid，onceyou'vedecidedtoembarkonthejourney，itmaytakeyears，ifnotlonger，toreachyourdestination.Butasresearchhasshown，smalldailychangescanhaveacompoundeffectandslowlybut（10）leadyouclosertothepersonyouthinkyououghttobe.11．（2024春?長(zhǎng)寧區(qū)校級(jí)月考）A.appointedB.sturdyC.skyrocketD.toughE.flocktoF.atrandomG.sparkH.encounterI.attachimportancetoJ.criticallyK.immerseInthecityofShanghai，wheretheskylinereflectsablendoftraditionandmodernity，studentsfacethe（1）taskofpassinganEnglishhighschoolexamknownforitschallengingvocabularyanddifficultcomprehension.ThisexaminationnotonlytestslinguisticskillsbutalsodemandsadeepunderstandingofwordsintheEnglishlanguage.Asstudentsdigdeepintotheexamination，theycomeacrossapoolofwordsthatdemandbothprecisionandcreativity.TheEnglishlanguage，knownforitspracticalnature，challengescandidatestoremoveconfusionorambiguity（歧義）andpresentideaswithclarity.Theabilitytoexpressthoughtswithvividimagerybecomesakeyskillwhenstudents（2）themselvesincraftingessays.Theexamisnotdesigned（3）；instead，itfollowsastructurethatneedsstudentsto（4）carefully.Soitrequiresacautiousapproachwithgreatattentiontodetails.Thestudents，armedwithalargevocabularyandgrammaticalfinessereadthroughcomprehensionpassagesthat（5）intellectualcuriosity.The（6）timeforthetestbecomesacrucialfactor，ascandidatesstrivetoshowtheirlinguistictechniqueswithinthelimitedtesttime.Scienceandfinancebecomethecommonthemesintheexam'sreadingcomprehensionsection.Studentsmay（7）passagesthatrequireadequateknowledgeofscienceorfinance，challengingthemtointerprettheprofessionalideasinthetext.Theexam'sdifficulties（8）whenitrequiresgreatlanguageskills.Inaglobalizedworld，wherecommunicationcrossesborders，theabilitytocarryone'slanguageproficiency（熟練度）likeaportabletoolbecomesessential.Studentsaretestednotonlyontheiracademicknowledgebutalsoontheirreal﹣worldlanguageapplication.Duetothelinguisticchallenges，students（9）preparationclasses，seekingguidancefromexperiencededucatorswhospecializeindecodingthecomplexitiesoftheexamofhighrisks.Inmanyparent'smind，theseeducationalopportunitiesbecomeinvaluableasstudentsabsorbstrategiestocopewiththeEnglishlanguageexamination.Inconclusion，theShanghaiEnglishhighschoolexamisaproofofthecity'spursuitforacademicexcellence.Inthefuture，thesestudentscarrywiththemthe（10）foundationlaidduringtheirpreparationsforthechallengingexamination，andalsoalifelonglovefortheEnglishlanguage.12．（2024春?楊浦區(qū)校級(jí)月考）A.emphasizeB.misunderstandingC.reflectD.referredE.contractF.attachedG.occurringH.opposeI.civilizationJ.concerningK.attractiveThemostdifficultpartofaWestern﹣Chinesemarriageistheculturaldifferences.ThetraditionalChinesecultureisestablishedontheConfucianphilosophy，whilethewesterncultureisbasedonancientGreek（1）.Culturaldifferencesexistinalmosteveryaspectandtherefore（2）alsoonrelationshipsandmarriage.FromthetraditionalChinesepointofview，marriageisarelationship（3）manyaspectssuchasfamily，friendsandrelatives，whilefromtheWesternpointofview，marriageisa（4）signedbetweentwopeoplethatisbasedontrustandlove.Furthermore，Westerners'marriages（5）moretheindependenceandprivacyofthecouple.ThatiswhyWesternerssometimescannotunderstandwhyweChineseneedtosupportourrelativesifweareaskedtodoso.Chineseneedtomaintaintheir"face"and"relations".Eveninrelationship，wearesomehowstill（6）toourfamilyandrelatives.Ourpartnerhastounderstanditandatleastdoesnot（7）it.ItisnoteasytomaintainChinese﹣Westernrelationship.Culturaldifferencesmayresultin（8）.YoungAsianladiesarefondofwesternmenbecausetheybelievetheyaremoregentlemanlyandinadditiontheirappearancesaremore（9）.WesternmenmaythinkChineseladiesaregentlerandmorefeminine.Mysuggestionforthecross﹣culturerelationshipisalwaystryingtoputyourselfinother'sshoes：acceptingratherthanchanging；alwaysrespectingyourpartnerbutclarifyingyourownredlines；showingyourinterestinhis/herdifferentcultureandcarefullycommentingonitandsoon.Therearemoreandmorecross﹣culturemarriages（10）recently.Iwouldliketotakethischancetosincerelywishthemtheverybestintheirlovejourneys.13．（2024春?閔行區(qū)期中）A.controlB.abilityC.farD.depressionE.absorbedF.listsG.categoriesH.straightI.urgentJ.electronicK.upgradedMakinglistsisrelaxing.Itshowstheshapeoftheimmediatefuture；itcalmsyoudownanditmakesyoufeelgoodwhenyoucrosssomethingoff.List﹣makingisstandardpracticeintreatmentfor（1）.Itmightevenhelpyoutogetthingsdonetoo.Themoreyouhavetodo，themoreyouneedalistandfewpeoplewithhigh﹣poweredjobsgetbywithoutthem.Womenalwaysthinkthey'rebetterat（2）thanmen.MentendtohaveTaskswhichtheyassembleintoActionPlanswhilewomenjusthavelistsofThingsToDo.JamesOliver，psychologist，hascreatedhisown"timemanagementmatrix（矩陣）".Hewritesalistofthingstodoandthenorganizestheminto（3）thingsthathavetobedone（4）away；otherthingsthatitwouldbegoodtodotoday；thingsthatareimportantbuthaven'tgottobedoneimmediatelyandthingsthatarel