《2026年教材完全解读高中英语选择性必修第三册人教版》

Ⅱ. 词形转换
1. sculpt vt. 雕刻—sculpture n. 雕像，雕刻品—sculptor n. 雕刻家,雕塑家
2. invest vt. & vi. 投资；vt. 投入( 时间、精力等)—investor n. 投资者—investment n. 投资;( 时间、精力的) 投入
3. vision n. 视力,视野—visual adj. 视觉的；视力的—visible adj. 看得见的,可见的( 反) invisible adj. 看不见的,隐形的
4. critic n. 批评家,评论家—criticise vt. & vi. 批评,指责;vt. 评论—criticism n. 批评,指责；(尤指对书、音乐等的)评论文章—critical adj. 批评的,批判性的,挑剔的;关键的—critically adv. 极为重要地,很大程度上;严重地,令人担忧地;批判性地

答案： 1.sculpture;sculptor 2.investor;investment
3.visual;visible;invisible
4.criticise;criticism;critical;critically

Ⅲ. 完形填空
John Bramblitt was crazy about drawing at a young age. However, his vision was 1 due to seizures( 疾病发作). Although he was a good student, he often 2 classes because of his disease. 3 , he was completely blind at college, which made him feel depressed and 4 .
Supported by his families and friends, Bramblitt tried 5 with the aid of a guide and threw himself into learning Braille( 盲文). Although cheered by each new thing he achieved, he was equally 6 by what he couldn’t do.
It was not until he could 7 himself across the campus without others’ help that Bramblitt began to 8 confidence. But when he was alone, he still felt like he was losing his mind. And that was when he remembered the 9 he used to gain from creating art. Using the raised lines of fabric paint as his new brush, Bramblitt taught himself to 10 through trial and error.
Bramblitt became a full-time artist with his paintings 11 at galleries. Over the years, he had connected with 12 and helped artists with and without sight.
Art, passion and others’ 13 changed his life. Finally, he found a( n) 14 way to deal with bad days and 15 good days.
1. A. improving
B. changing
C. failing
D. recovering
2. A. missed
B. enjoyed
C. purchased
D. hated
3. A. Strangely
B. Hopefully
C. Frankly
D. Unfortunately
4. A. influential
B. grateful
C. hopeless
D. energetic
5. A. speeding up
B. getting around
C. giving up
D. looking around
6. A. terrified
B. discouraged
C. moved
D. astonished
7. A. hide
B forgive
C. assess
D. guide
8. A. abandon
B. gain
C. express
D. lack
9. A. strategy
B. regret
C. joy
D. challenge
10. A. paint
B. sing
C. sculpt
D. jog
11. A. thrown
B. displayed
C. delivered
D. stolen
12. A. libraries
B. courts
C. stadiums
D. charities
13. A. support
B. determination
C. reputation
D. control
14. A. original
B. awful
C. precise
D. great
15. A. forget
B. choose
C. celebrate
D. influence

答案： 语篇导读 本文是一篇记叙文。本文主要讲述了John Bramblitt在双目失明后，重拾画笔绘出精彩人生，成为著名画家的故事。
1.C 【解析】根据下文“due to seizures”和“completely blind”可知，由于疾病发作，他视力下降。故选C。
2.A 【解析】根据上文“Although he was a good student”和下文“because of his disease”可知，他经常因病“缺”课。故选A。
3.D 【解析】根据下文“he was completely blind at college”可知，他在大学时“不幸地”完全失明了。故选D。
4.C 【解析】根据上文提到他失明了以及“depressed”可知，失明让他感到沮丧和“绝望”。故选C。
5.B 【解析】根据上下文和常识可知，在家人和朋友的支持下，Bramblitt试图在领路者的帮助下“四处走动”。故选B。
6.B 【解析】根据上文“Although cheered by each new thing he achieved”可知，尽管为自己取得的进步而欢呼，但是他仍为做不到的事情而“感到沮丧”。故选B。
7.D 【解析】根据下文“without others’help”可知，Bramblitt在没有他人帮助的情况下，能“引领”自己穿越校园。故选D。
8.B 【解析】根据上文“It was not until he could 7 himself across the campus without others’help”可知，他可以自己到处走动了，故他开始“获得”信心。故选B。
9.C 【解析】根据下文提到他重拾画笔以及第一段提到他从小酷爱画画可知，就在那时，他想起了曾经从创作艺术中获得的“快乐”。故选C。
10.A 【解析】根据上文“Using the raised lines of fabric paint as his new brush”以及第四段中的“paintings”可知，他用织物颜料的凸起线条作为他的新画笔，由此可推知，他开始自学“画画”。故选A。
11.B 【解析】根据上文“Bramblitt became a full-time artist”以及常识可推断，他的绘画作品在画廊“展出”。故选B。
12.D 【解析】根据下文他帮助看得见和看不见的艺术家并结合选项可知，他和“慈善机构”有联系。故选D。
13.A 【解析】根据第二段中的“Supported by his families and friends”可知，除了艺术、激情，还有他人的支持改变了他的人生。故选A。
14.D 【解析】根据全文提到他在双目失明的情况下重拾画笔成为全职画家可知，他找到了一个“很好的”应对糟糕的日子的方法。故选D。
15.C 【解析】根据“deal with bad days”以及常识可知，他找到了一个很好的方法来应对糟糕的日子和“庆祝”美好的日子。故选C。