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2025年新高考领航课时练习高中英语选择性必修第一册外研版
注：目前有些书本章节名称可能整理的还不是很完善，但都是按照顺序排列的，请同学们按照顺序仔细查找。练习册 2025年新高考领航课时练习高中英语选择性必修第一册外研版 答案主要是用来给同学们做完题方便对答案用的，请勿直接抄袭。
Ⅳ.完成句子
1. 实在不好意思，让你在外面等了那么久。
I’m really sorry to
2. 我们已知的事物有时候会使我们更难理解新的观念。
The things we know can sometimes
3. 看英文电影是学英语的好方法之一。
4. 她总是在收到信的当天就回信，这是她的特点。
5. 正是这种无私的爱令我们感动。 (强调句)
1. 实在不好意思，让你在外面等了那么久。
have kept you waiting
(keep＋宾语＋宾补)I’m really sorry to
have kept you waiting
outside for so long.2. 我们已知的事物有时候会使我们更难理解新的观念。
make it more difficult for us to understand
(it 作形式宾语)The things we know can sometimes
make it more difficult for us to understand
new ideas.3. 看英文电影是学英语的好方法之一。
Watching English films
(动名词作主语)Watching English films
is one of good ways to learn English.4. 她总是在收到信的当天就回信，这是她的特点。
It is typical of her that
(typical)It is typical of her that
she always replies to a letter the day she receives it.5. 正是这种无私的爱令我们感动。 (强调句)
It was the selfless love that
made us moved.
答案：
1.have kept you waiting 2.make it more difficult for us to understand 3.Watching English films 4.It is typical of her that 5.It was the selfless love that
Ⅴ.课文语法填空
I’m a specially 1. (train) clown doctor whose job is to cheer up patients，their families and the hospital staff 2. doing magic tricks，singing songs and telling stories and jokes. I 3. (choose) this career because I once went to hospital when I was a kid，and I spent much of my time there feeling frightened and more than a little bored. So I think being a clown doctor can help people by entertaining them.
On a typical day，4. ______ (wear) a white coat，my curly rainbow wig and a big red nose，I walk into the waiting room，where there is a familiar atmosphere of 5. ______ (bore) and tension. There，I spot a little girl called Lara 6. ______ ankle has got injured and is twice its normal size. The doctors and nurses are treating her injury. 7. ______ (get) her attention，I begin to do a magic trick，which has made her scared and anxious look replaced with loud laughter. Seeing their daughter much happier has in turn made Lara’s parents more 8. ______ (relax).
I hope clown doctors can help make the hospital 9. friendlier place to visit.
After all，10. is really true that “Laughter is the best medicine”.
I’m a specially 1. (train) clown doctor whose job is to cheer up patients，their families and the hospital staff 2. doing magic tricks，singing songs and telling stories and jokes. I 3. (choose) this career because I once went to hospital when I was a kid，and I spent much of my time there feeling frightened and more than a little bored. So I think being a clown doctor can help people by entertaining them.
On a typical day，4. ______ (wear) a white coat，my curly rainbow wig and a big red nose，I walk into the waiting room，where there is a familiar atmosphere of 5. ______ (bore) and tension. There，I spot a little girl called Lara 6. ______ ankle has got injured and is twice its normal size. The doctors and nurses are treating her injury. 7. ______ (get) her attention，I begin to do a magic trick，which has made her scared and anxious look replaced with loud laughter. Seeing their daughter much happier has in turn made Lara’s parents more 8. ______ (relax).
I hope clown doctors can help make the hospital 9. friendlier place to visit.
After all，10. is really true that “Laughter is the best medicine”.
答案：
1.trained 2.by 3.chose 4.wearing 5.boredom 6.whose 7.To get 8.relaxed 9.a 10.it
A
Many of us are quick to blame others for how we feel: “He makes me so mad!” or “She really hurt my feelings.” But did someone really “make me angry” or are we feeling the anger in us getting kicked up in response to the way someone behaved towards us?
The difference between the two is in who the responsible party is for the way we feel. If we blame others for our feelings we will eventually feel reasonable at whatever our retaliation (报复) may be, and we will explain that it was their fault, not ours. “They were driving me mad.”
When we blame others for the way we feel we have in fact given power to others for the state of our emotional well-being. The truth is no one controls our feelings but us. If we are finding that people in our lives really know how to “push our buttons” then we are not doing a good enough job at protecting our “buttons”. We are the ones leaving our buttons out in the open so that other people can “push them”.
Ultimately, the switch for our buttons is inside us—not on the outside.
While there are some things in life that are clearly out of our control, like the weather or a flight that’s two hours late, how we act and respond to other people’s behavior is not among them. Our responses to others are well within our control.
If someone is “making us” so mad, for example, that we get angry, we are not doing enough to learn about what drives our anger and how to properly cope with it. My suggestion is taking time before you get angry, and putting some work into taking an inventory (清单) of the past. An inventory can show you how much of your past experiences influence your feeling reactions in the current moment.
When we finally realize that so much of our present feelings and reactions are driven from within ourselves and our own past experiences, we will be ready to make the changes in our lives that will better secure our buttons so that they are no longer left out in public for everyone to push at will.
1. What result will appear if we blame others for our emotions?
A. We consider others to be correct.
B. We consider ourselves to be correct.
C. We consider we were driving ourselves mad.
D. We consider they were driving themselves mad.
2. What’s the author’s attitude towards feelings?
A. We should blame others for the way we feel.
B. We should enable others to control our feelings.
C. We should let others know our daily life clearly.
D. We should control personal feelings ourselves.
3. What does the underlined phrase “push our buttons” probably mean in Paragraph 3?
A. Force us to do a good job.
B. Make us angry.
C. Take off our buttons.
D. Let us down.
4. Which proverb best suits the author’s advice in Paragraph 5?
A. A burden of one’s choice is not felt.
B. A friend is easier lost than found.
C. Think twice before acting.
D. A good beginning is half done.
Many of us are quick to blame others for how we feel: “He makes me so mad!” or “She really hurt my feelings.” But did someone really “make me angry” or are we feeling the anger in us getting kicked up in response to the way someone behaved towards us?
The difference between the two is in who the responsible party is for the way we feel. If we blame others for our feelings we will eventually feel reasonable at whatever our retaliation (报复) may be, and we will explain that it was their fault, not ours. “They were driving me mad.”
When we blame others for the way we feel we have in fact given power to others for the state of our emotional well-being. The truth is no one controls our feelings but us. If we are finding that people in our lives really know how to “push our buttons” then we are not doing a good enough job at protecting our “buttons”. We are the ones leaving our buttons out in the open so that other people can “push them”.
Ultimately, the switch for our buttons is inside us—not on the outside.
While there are some things in life that are clearly out of our control, like the weather or a flight that’s two hours late, how we act and respond to other people’s behavior is not among them. Our responses to others are well within our control.
If someone is “making us” so mad, for example, that we get angry, we are not doing enough to learn about what drives our anger and how to properly cope with it. My suggestion is taking time before you get angry, and putting some work into taking an inventory (清单) of the past. An inventory can show you how much of your past experiences influence your feeling reactions in the current moment.
When we finally realize that so much of our present feelings and reactions are driven from within ourselves and our own past experiences, we will be ready to make the changes in our lives that will better secure our buttons so that they are no longer left out in public for everyone to push at will.
1. What result will appear if we blame others for our emotions?
A. We consider others to be correct.
B. We consider ourselves to be correct.
C. We consider we were driving ourselves mad.
D. We consider they were driving themselves mad.
2. What’s the author’s attitude towards feelings?
A. We should blame others for the way we feel.
B. We should enable others to control our feelings.
C. We should let others know our daily life clearly.
D. We should control personal feelings ourselves.
3. What does the underlined phrase “push our buttons” probably mean in Paragraph 3?
A. Force us to do a good job.
B. Make us angry.
C. Take off our buttons.
D. Let us down.
4. Which proverb best suits the author’s advice in Paragraph 5?
A. A burden of one’s choice is not felt.
B. A friend is easier lost than found.
C. Think twice before acting.
D. A good beginning is half done.
答案：
1.B 2.D 3.B 4.C
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