2022高考英語(yǔ)閱讀之記敘文基礎(chǔ)訓(xùn)練含答案2

1、2022高考英語(yǔ)閱讀之記敘文基礎(chǔ)訓(xùn)練（一）（A）I stood behind the curtain, my hands shaking. As I listened to the crowd laugh at the host's jokes, I thought about why I believed I could do that. Two months earlier, I had signed up for impr

2、ov （艮口興表%寅）classes at a local theater, along with four other graduate students.When I first heard about the improv classes, I was torn. I feared getting on stage and performing in front of strangers. However, I knew I wa

3、nted to work as a science municator after finishing my Ph.D., so it seemed like a perfect opportunity to improve my munication ability and gain confidence thinking on my feet.During our first class, we learned the key co

4、ncept of improv: “yes, and”. If someone says that rhinosare librarians, for example, then rhinos are librarians. We don't question the logic; wc say “yes” and continue with the scene as if nothing is wrong. To do thi

5、s effectively, we have to avoid second-guessingourselves. Sometimes scenes go in unexpected directions. The best improv happens when performers stay open to different possibilities. Over time, I started to enjoy our clas

6、ses. I also became better at listening and municaling clearly in the moment.That training came in handy 6 months ago, when I was giving a seminar about my science research. An audience member surprised me with a question

7、 that didn't grow out of the information I had presented. Instead of getting perplexed, I used that approach, and it helped me find an appropriate answer.Last year, I used that approach when dealing with confusing da

8、ta. Instead of getting discouraged, I kept exploring the data and ended up identifying a new type of cell — one that wasn't behaving as expected. If I hadn't stayed open to the possibility that the results were r

9、eal, I would have missed out on the most exciting finding of my Ph.D. program so far.1. The author expected that the improv classes could help him.A. gain better skills in municatingB. rid his fear of appearing on the st

10、agerecover from a mental illnessC. learn how to think independentlyWhat is the key to improv?A. Pretending to be clever.A Hedislikedtheharp.B.He had somedifficultyinsleeping.C.Hewasnolinterested inmusic.D.Heplayedsomesof

11、tmusicfortheauthor. 3:Howdidtheauthorfeelwhcnplayingforthe elderlywoman?A Sad.B.Worried. C.Amazed.D.Pleased.4: Whatdidtheauthorsayabout theelderlywoman?A Shehadnorelatives.B.Shehadmanyhobbies.C.Shewouldrecover soon.D.Sh

12、ewas lovedbyherfamily.（C）A designer is recently creating floral installations （花籃）on the streets of Manhattan, New York, that arc meant to brighten the days of healthcare and other important workers.Lewis Miller's mo

13、st recent creation is an arrangement popping out of a rubbish can at the comer of W 58th Street and 10th Avenue. “They were very simple. It was just cherry branches.Miller said. “We didn't disclose the location, so n

14、obody could necessarily go and find them.“ But plenty of people did find them and then they found his Instagram information. A post with pictures of the “flower flash^^ as Miller calls them has gotten more than 16,000 li

15、kes in less than a day. “U listen. Pm kind of bored. I'm a creative person. I did something new and it took off, » Miller said. “It still surprises me reading the ments from yesterday like really how much it fee

16、ds peopled souls.”Miller has been dotting Manhattan with floral sunrises for a few years with his arrangements popping out of those New York City hot dog carts （推車）and even construction equipment.“And the bination of whi

17、ch is so hard aggressive, pared with flowers which are the exact opposite of Miller said.Vogue magazine once wrote about him but it's the reaction from the public many of whom have been restricted inside for weeks th