《2025年实验班全程提优训练高二英语选择性必修第二册人教版》

Ⅵ. 阅读理解
“How can you be okay with living in a country so far away and so different?” “The language is so hard. How are you going to be able to find your way around?” These are the most common questions I heard after I told people I was going to study abroad in China, a country that seemed so far away. Why risk dealing with that when Paris or London would be so much more accessible?
But a part of studying abroad is about embracing(欣然接受)the inaccessible. I took Chinese in high school and fell in love with it. Ever since I started college, I was determined to study in China. Three years later, I made it happen.
Of course, it was not easy. At the airport, people spoke English so I didn't worry too much about finding my way around. And then I met other foreign students who would become my best friends for five straight months. But once leaving the airport and downtown areas, we were fully immersed(沉浸)in China. I lived in a more suburb-like(类似城郊的)area, more residential than the rest of Shanghai. People always looked at us curiously as we went about our days and few of them spoke English. It was awkward at first. Slowly, as we got more used to the language, people talked with us. Of course, they wanted to know the differences between living in America and living in China.
My roommate studied abroad in Ireland last semester while I was in China. There is nothing wrong with going to Europe, but if you want to broaden your horizons, I would suggest looking elsewhere. Living in a place that is so different from what I am used to gives me valuable experiences I can't get any other way. My Chinese teacher was so amazing and patient with us, and my other Chinese friends helped me through the difficult part of feeling out of place in the unknown. In a strange way, not being able to express everything I want brings me closer to people.
1. How did people feel when knowing the author's decision?
A. Excited.
B. Puzzled.
C. Appreciated.
D. Disappointed.
2. When did the author fall in love with Chinese?
A. When she started college.
B. When she was in high school.
C. Three years after she went to college.
D. The third year she studied in China.
3. What do we learn about the author's experience in China?
A. She failed to get on with other foreign students.
B. She once had difficulty finding her way to college.
C. She spent little time sightseeing in the rest of Shanghai.
D. She was uncomfortable with people's curious stares at first.
4. What might the author agree with according to the last paragraph?
A. Language won't be a problem for making friends.
B. It isn't wise for her roommate to study in Ireland.
C. Her English-speaking friends make China a place of comfort.
D. Nations need to clear up misunderstandings between each other.

答案： 语篇导读 本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了作者在中国留学的宝贵经历。 1. B 细节理解题。根据第一段“‘你怎么能接受住在一个如此遥远、如此不同的国家呢？’‘语言太难了。你怎么才能找到路呢？’这是我告诉别人我要去中国留学后最常听到的问题，这个国家似乎很遥远”可知，当人们知道作者的决定时，感到困惑。故选 B。 2. B 细节理解题。根据第二段中的“I took Chinese in high school and fell in love with it.”可知，作者是在高中的时候爱上中文的。故选 B。 3. D 细节理解题。根据第三段中的“People always looked at us curiously as we went about our days and few of them spoke English. It was awkward at first.”可知，一开始作者对人们好奇的目光感到不舒服。故选 D。 4. A 推理判断题。根据最后一段内容可推知，作者可能会认同语言对交朋友来说不是问题。故选 A。 长难句分析 Living in a place that is so different from 动名词作主语 that引导定语从句 what I am used to gives me valuable experiences I can't what引导宾语从句 谓语 间宾 直宾 定语从句 get any other way. 分析：其中在定语从句“I can't get any other way”中，关系代词 that 作宾语被省略了。 译文：住在一个和之前大不相同的地方所给予了我无法从别处获得的宝贵经历。