2023新教材高考英语二轮专题复习 层级一 感悟价值引领 主题二 聚焦社会热点 情景1 时事热点.docx

1、主题二聚焦社会热点高考英语命题强化责任担当和品德修养，引导学生树立和践行社会主义核心价值观，培养个人品德，培养社会责任意识。主题二“聚焦社会热点”就是瞄准这一学科前沿，应对这一命题趋向，高效备考！情景1时事热点阅读理解A2022西安五校高三联考试题Kids, parents, teachers and health experts are calling for traditional school uniforms to be replaced with sports uniforms five days a week.Matthew Mclaughlin and a team of res

2、earchers, found in a recent survey four in five parents and six in ten teachers support a change in uniform policy allowing students to wear sports uniforms every day. The research also showed 62 percent of primary school students and 72 percent of secondary school students would prefer to wear a sp

3、orts uniform five days a week. “We think sports uniforms should be worn five days a week and that would be a saving of $167 for primary students and $363 for secondary students in Victoria，” Mr. Mclaughlin said. “Sports uniforms are cheaper than traditional uniforms. Most sports uniforms consist of

4、a tracksuit, a polo shirt with a school logo, sport shorts and trainers.”He said older students strongly agreed they would be more active wearing sports uniforms due to traditional uniforms being “too uncomfortable” “The sports uniforms make it easier for students to engage in more physical activity

5、. An example of this is girls being able to play on monkey bars without having to worry about exposing their underwear while going upside down. They can already see from a young age that this sets them apart from the boys.”Geoff Roberts said his schools students had been wearing an “active wear unif

6、orm” since the start of the year. “Its incredibly popular with students. Its everyday comfort, easy to wash and dry and genderdiverse，” he said. It had increased the students activity levels at lunch and recess.Independent Schools Victoria chief executive Michelle Green said independent schools set

7、their own uniform policies and had adopted a wide range of approaches. “Some dont prescribe (规定) a uniform at all，” Ms Green said. “In recent years there has been a trend among many schools towards more flexible and in some cases more informal policies on uniforms. This has included genderneutral op

8、tions and uniforms that dont restrict physical activity, particularly for girls.”1What do the numbers in Paragraph 2 reflect?AThe support from parents for schooling.BThe urge to change school rules.CThe demand for more exercise.DThe recognition of sportswear.2Why do students prefer sportswear at sch

9、ool?AThey can do the activity more conveniently.BThey can develop a sense of confidence.CThey can be more active in class.DThey can have a feeling of belonging.3What can we infer from Ms Greens words?AIt is informal to wear sports clothes.BUniform policies are becoming flexible.CUniforms are suitabl

10、e for every student.DBoys suffer a lot from wearing uniforms.4What is the best title for the text?AChange Your School Uniforms at OnceBChoose Suitable Clothes for StudentsCAbandon School Uniforms for SportswearDWear Sports Uniforms for More ExerciseB2022东北师大附中等三校高三第一次联合模拟考试While watching videos on D

11、ouyin one day, I discovered a very unique profile: an 88yearold farmer livestreaming trendy products in a rural setting. I clicked his page and saw that he was livestreaming because he needed to pay for his wifes medical expenses. Curious, I decided to contact him and learn more about his story.Wu u

12、sed to be a farmer, but now he relies on the government allowance. One rainy day, he returned to his shabby onefloor cottage in the suburb of Henan Province and found his wife lying on the ground in great pain. She had broken her leg and lost the ability to walk.A great burden befell this already di

13、sadvantaged family. The medical expenses for Wus wife were about 800 yuan per month. Her daughter, a mother of three and a housewife, had no means of supporting Wu financially. As a heavy user on Douyin, Wus daughter thought that perhaps they could try livestreaming as a way to help their family. Wi

14、th a 9.9 yuan phone holder, they began livestreaming on Douyin, and Wu became one of the oldest livestreamers on the platform.Every day, Wu livestreams for a total of six hours, separated into morning and afternoon sessions. With a broad smile and comforting voice, he explains the products on his ta

15、ble, which range from water bottles, makeup removers and vegetables to traditional Chinese clothing that Wu wears himself in front of the camera. Thousands of viewers are drawn by his moving story and kindly personality. They refer to him affectionately as “my uncle Wu” or “Laoxiang”During my interv

16、iew with him, Wu would laugh warmly. His strong Henan dialect was sometimes hard to understand, but his tone was full of comfort and optimism.He also does not avoid showing affection for his wife, “I will buy her good food when I have the money.” I am moved by his ability to see the optimistic side

17、of life despite being influenced by hardships and his persistence that makes him sail through the low tides of life.5Wus videos are intended to _Ashow love to his pitiful wifeBadvertise the beautiful countrysideC.make money by promoting various productsDhelp the poor by drawing public attention6What

18、 can we know about Wus family?AHis daughter manages to offer financial assistance.BThey have got out of poverty by livestreaming.C.His daughter is a professional Douyin livestreamer.DThey have difficulty in covering the medical expenses.7What attracts viewers to Wus livestreaming?AHis rich experienc

19、e on the platform.BHis amusing Henan accent.CHis good nature and touching story.DHis successful marketing techniques.8Which can be a suitable title for the text?AAn Elderly Farmer LivestreamerBA Kindly and Helpful HusbandCA Popular ApplicationDA Way to Cope with PovertyC2022太原市高三统一考试If youre gatheri

20、ng your teenage kids in the living room to watch TheFalconandtheWinterSoldier on Disney，just know theres a good chance that theyd rather be playing Fortnite, a popular game.That could totally be the case according to a new study from a consulting firm in Deloitte, which analyzed the generational div

21、ide in athome entertainment.The study, based on an online survey of more than 2，000 consumers，showed preferences are changing rapidly between millennials and the younger generation when it comes to how they want to spend their leisure time.For Gen Zers, defined as those born from 1995 to 2009, video

22、swhether movies or television showsare not a priority, the study found. 26% of Gen Zers in the survey regarded playing video games as their favorite entertainment activity, compared to 14% of listening to music, 12% of browsing the Internet and 11% of engaging on social media. Only 10% said they wou

23、ld rather watch a movie or TV show at home.That compares to millennials (born 1984 to 1995), 18% of whom chose to watch movies and TV shows as their preferred mode of entertainment. Video games were the entertainment option of choice for 16% of millennials.“Gen Zers would much rather spend time play

24、ing games, listening to music or using social media，” Jana Arbanas, entertainment leader at Deloitte, said. “That was a really alarming contrast that we saw relative to the shift thats happening and its clear that Gen Zers will impact this industry.”“Millennials took the behavior they developed as t

25、eenagers, and theyve taken them forward into their early 30s, and so if Gen Zers are anything like that, their behavior may change slightly, but I dont see a complete change out of their behavior，” said Kevin Westcott, a technology, media and telecom leader. 9What does Paragraph 1 tell us about teen

26、agers today?AThey are addicted to Fortnite.BThey prefer games to movies.CThey dont like being told what to do.DThey tend to spend leisure time alone.10How will the entertainment industry develop according to Jana Arbanas?AIt will offer fewer games and more music.BIt will see a decline in the use of

27、social media.CIt will be impacted by the need of millennials.DIt will be influenced by the preference of Gen Zers.11What can we infer about Gen Zers from Kevin Westcotts words?AThey may outgrow their behavior over time.BTheyll stop watching movies and TV shows.CThey may not change much in their beha

28、vior.DTheyll develop the same behavior as millennials.12Where is the text mostly taken from?AA medical report.BA shopping website.CA popular newspaper.DA work of entertainment fiction.情景1时事热点阅读理解A语篇类型：议论文主题语境：人与社会社会热点用运动服代替校服【语篇解读】跟校服相比，运动服宽松、便捷且价格便宜。因此许多学生、家长和老师包括健康专家都建议用运动服代替校服。1答案与解析：D推断。根据第二段第二句

29、“The research also.days a week”可知，调查还显示，62%的小学生和72%的中学生更愿意一周五天穿运动服。根据第二段第三句中的“We think sports uniforms.students in Victoria”可知，如一周五天穿运动服，维多利亚州的中小学生分别能省下365美元和167美元。据此可知，这里提及数据是为了说明运动服得到了认可。2答案与解析：A理解具体信息。根据第三段中的“The sports uniforms.physical activity”可知，穿运动服可以让学生们参加体育活动变得更方便。3答案与解析：B推断。根据尾段中的“In rece

30、nt years.policies on uniforms”可知，Green女士认为近年来许多学校的校服政策有变得更加灵活的趋势。据此可以推知，Green女士认为校服政策正在变得灵活。4答案与解析：C理解文章主旨要义。通读全文可知，本文首段“Kids, parents, teachers.five days a week”点明文章主旨；再结合下文内容可知，本文提出了用运动服代替校服的观点：运动服物美价廉，且方便学生运动。故C项“丢下校服，换上运动服”最适合作本文标题。B语篇类型：记叙文主题语境：人与社会社会热点直播带货【语篇解读】一位88岁的农村老大爷为了赚取给生病的妻子治病的费用，在网上直播

31、带货。5答案与解析：C推断。根据第一段中的“an 88yearold farmer.wifes medical expenses”和第四段中的“which range from.of the camera”可知，吴大爷进行视频直播是为了通过促销各种产品挣钱来支付妻子的医疗费用。故C项正确。6答案与解析：D理解具体信息。根据第三段中的“A great burden.supporting Wu financially”可知，妻子每月约800元的医疗费用对他们家来说是很大的经济负担，而他的女儿，因有三个孩子且是家庭主妇，也无法在经济上资助他们。故他们在支付医疗费用方面有困难。故D项正确。7答案与解析

32、：C理解具体信息。根据第四段中的“Thousands of viewers.story and kindly personality”可知，数千名观看者被他的感人故事和善良的品质吸引。故C项正确。8答案与解析：A理解文章主旨要义。本文主要讲述了一位88岁的农村老大爷为了赚取给生病的妻子治病的费用在网上进行直播带货。故A项适合作本文的标题。C语篇类型：说明文主题语境：人与社会社会热点千禧一代和Z世代在休闲方式方面的偏好【语篇解读】研究发现，千禧一代和Z世代在休闲方式方面的偏好正在迅速变化，Z世代更喜欢电子游戏而千禧一代则更喜欢看电视。9答案与解析：B理解段落主旨要义。通读第一段可知，如果你把十几

33、岁的孩子们聚在客厅里，很有可能他们不喜欢观看Disney的猎鹰与冬兵，更喜欢玩堡垒之夜电子游戏。据此可知，首段告诉读者青少年更喜欢玩电子游戏而不是看电影。10答案与解析：D理解具体信息。根据倒数第二段尾句Jana Arbanas所说的话“That was a really.impact this industry”可知，Z世代将影响娱乐行业。11答案与解析：C推断。根据尾段中Kevin Westcott所说的话“Millennials took the.of their behavior”可知，千禧一代将他们在青少年时期养成的行为习惯带到了30岁出头，所以如果Z世代是那样的人，他们的行为可能会有轻微的改变，但没有完全变化。据此可知，Z世代的行为没有太大的改变。12答案与解析：C推断。通读全文可知，本文介绍了一项新的发现：千禧一代和Z世代在休闲方式方面的偏好正在迅速变化，Z世代更喜欢电子游戏而千禧一代则更喜欢看电视。据此可以推知，本文最可能摘自畅销报纸。