《2025年金考卷名师名题单元双测卷高中英语必修第三册译林版》

[2025 珠海一中高一期中]There were many embarrassing(令人尴尬的) times and situations when I was in primary school. I vividly remember a moment that I still regret to this day.
During my childhood, an important part of my time was spent on my collection of National Geographic magazines. Each year on my birthday, my mother would gift me a new magazine to add to my growing collection, which I treasured very much. One day, when I was seven, I ran across a picture of a bologna tree. However, I didn't actually read the article about the tree. I just thought I discovered the source of bologna sandwiches! Little did I know that this newfound knowledge would come back to trouble me in the future.
Not long after, I found an opportunity to show my rich knowledge and prove to my classmates that I was indeed a smart kid. During a classroom discussion about unusual things, I took the moment to confidently stand up in front of the whole class. With an air of authority, I declared, "It is a well - known fact that bologna sandwiches come from the bologna tree."
I deeply believed that the delicious sandwiches I had tasted during a family vacation to Italy grew on trees. This extremely silly opinion was a source of both embarrassment and frustration for me. However, my teacher Ms Murphy at that moment was kind enough to smile and tell me that my misconception(错误想法) was "quite imaginative". Unfortunately, my classmates didn't have the same opinion, as they laughed loudly and said that my belief was "the stupidest thing they had ever heard". It was a moment that made me feel foolish and embarrassed.
For a while after that incident, I was filled with feelings of self - doubt. I was embarrassed about my inability to tell fact from imagination. I felt like a clown(小丑), thinking that my classmates would never let me forget my foolish mistake.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为 150 个左右；
(2)请按如下格式作答。
For the next couple of weeks, I was determined to avoid any further embarrassment.
Inspired by Ms Murphy, I began to share information again but became more careful about the information.

答案：
【续写思路】根据续写第一段首句可知，在接下来的几个星期里，作者决心避免任何进一步的尴尬。本段可描写作者因这件事受到的影响，如他不再翻看自己最喜欢的杂志，害怕分享自己的想法，也不敢提出任何问题，担心自己说出愚蠢的话。再结合续写第二段首句所提到的作者受到了Ms Murphy的启发可知，本段还应点明Ms Murphy注意到了作者的变化，耐心地开导作者。
根据续写第二段首句可知，受Ms Murphy的启发，作者重新开始分享信息，但对信息更加谨慎。本段可描写作者汲取的教训，为不再犯同样的错误所做的努力以及从中得到的感悟，即在向他人展示信息之前要确认信息的可靠性。
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Exercise 1

Story Mountain
【高分词汇】keep my mouth shut 闭嘴 walk on eggshells 谨言慎行
For the next couple of weeks, I was determined to avoid any further embarrassment. I refused to open the magazines and kept my mouth shut during classes. I felt I was walking on eggshells and afraid to share my opinions, constantly worried that I might say something foolish. Ms Murphy, who noticed the change in my behavior(非限制性定语从句), found a moment to speak with me privately one day. “I’m proud of you for being brave enough to share what you thought was true,” she said gently. “Everyone makes mistakes, but it’s how we learn from them that counts(强调句). Keep exploring and sharing; just be a bit more careful next time.”
Inspired by Ms Murphy, I began to share information again but became more careful about the information. Frustrated yet resolute(形容词短语作状语), I began to double-check my sources and read them thoroughly before sharing anything, unwilling to repeat the same mistake. It was a lesson learned the hard way, but it forced me to recognize the vital importance of confirming facts before presenting them. Rarely have I been so embarrassed.(倒装句) It is the experience that makes me a more thoughtful and diligent learner.(强调句)
续写微技能|巧妙构篇章
形容词短语作状语，让语言更地道
1. So frightened, Lisa couldn’t make a sound. Lisa吓坏了，发不出一点声音。
2. Lost in the mountains for two days, the travellers were eventually rescued by the local police. 这些旅行者在山里迷路了两天，最后被当地警察救了出来。
3. Speechless and happy, she held her son tightly into her arms, with tears welling up in her eyes. 她高兴得说不出话来，紧紧地抱着她的儿子，热泪盈眶。

[2025 东北育才学校高一期末]I've always prided myself on being a polite and well - mannered gentleman, disliking any behavior that lacks proper politeness. However, in an unexpected turn of events, I found myself becoming the very person I have a strong dislike for. It happened during a wait for a train at the Southampton station.
One afternoon, I was waiting for the train to London, and the station was crowded with travelers. With some time to spare, I decided to go into a convenience store to buy a pack of potato chips, which I put into my backpack carelessly. With a bit of time before the train left, I took out a book, found a seat, and absorbed myself in reading.
After a while, I noticed a woman beside me casually(漫不经心地) helping herself to my bag of chips, showing complete disrespect. I was shocked by her rudeness. Without any acknowledgment or permission, she had dived into my snack. While I had a strong desire to express my dissatisfaction, I held back. I lightly moved the bag closer to me, hoping she'd take it easy. To my surprise, the woman remained undisturbed(未受干扰的) by the situation and went on pulling out a bag of chips from the pack, giving me a smile. Her actions were so daring that I was left in disbelief. At that moment, I struggled with conflicting(矛盾的) emotions. On the one hand, I felt like talking to her directly about her actions, but on the other, I fought off my anger, maintaining my calmness.
Then the broadcast announced, "Passengers, please board the train." I absentmindedly threw my book into my backpack, took the empty potato chip pack that had been shared, dropped it into the rubbish bin, and headed straight for the ticket gate. Soon I found my seat on the train. Unexpectedly, the woman's seat was directly opposite mine. Feeling upset, I reached into my backpack, intending to continue my reading so as to calm myself down.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为 150 个左右；
(2)请按如下格式作答。
To my amazement, I discovered my unopened bag of chips resting safely inside.
"No worries," the woman said with a smile.

答案： 【情节线】作者以自己是一个有礼貌、举止得体的绅士而自豪→一天候车时，作者买了一包薯片，随手放进了背包，拿出一本书开始阅读→作者注意到身边的一位女士漫不经心地吃他的薯片→作者把袋子挪向自己→女士仍然自顾自地吃薯片→听到广播后，作者把空的薯片袋子扔进垃圾桶，上了火车→作者发现这位女士坐在自己对面，他感到心烦，把手伸进背包想要继续看书
【情感线】prided→shocked→had a strong desire to express my dissatisfaction→To my surprise→left in disbelief→I struggled with conflicting(矛盾的) emotions→Unexpectedly→Feeling upset
【续写思路】根据续写第一段首句可知，令作者惊诧的是，他发现自己未打开的薯片安全地放在背包里。再结合原文中作者以为这位女士一直在吃自己的薯片可知，本段可描写作者发现对方吃的并不是自己的薯片，反而是自己吃了对方的薯片以及他的反应：尴尬、自责以及反思。再结合续写第二段首句，本段结尾还要写出作者向对方道歉。
根据续写第二段首句可知，这位女士笑着告诉作者不要担心。本段可描写这位女士不但没有怪罪作者，还非常友好地安慰作者。结合原文中作者一直以自己是一个有礼貌、举止得体的绅士而自豪可知，本段还可以写作者发现这位女士才是真正的有礼貌、举止得体的榜样，以及自己应该向她学习。
【高分词汇】my face flushes with shame 我的脸羞愧地红了 without permission 未经许可 set an example for 为……树立榜样
To my amazement, I discovered my unopened bag of chips resting safely inside. It was then that I suddenly realized the truth(强调句), which made me feel deeply ashamed(非限制性定语从句) — the bag of chips the woman had been eating, with me mistakenly assuming it was mine(with复合结构), actually belonged to her all along. Had I been more observant, I wouldn’t have judged her rude.(倒装，虚拟语气) My face flushing with shame(独立主格结构), I sincerely apologized to the lady and explained the misunderstanding as best as I could.
“No worries,” the woman said with a smile. She explained that life, which is too short to get upset about minor misunderstandings(非限制性定语从句), should be embraced with generosity and understanding. Had I been in her position, I might not have displayed such patience and warmth.(倒装，虚拟语气) Though I had eaten her chips without permission, she remained friendly, an exceptional act that I now recognize as the true embodiment of kindness. Her action sets an example for me, showing a standard of kindness far beyond my own ideals.