2022-23学年第39期总第807期高三II版文学品读参考答案
III. A. 1. 1) changed; 2) recognize; 3) worse; 4) neglect/ignore;
5) confess; 6) letter; 7) hatred
2. Guesses: Jane must have suffered a lot when she lived with the Reeds years ago. Mrs Reed must have mistreated her and punished her constantly, which in turn made little Jane feel so angry that she didn’t see the woman as her aunt anymore.
Clues: “... my hatred of the Reeds”;
“I had often been called there to be punished.”;
“I had sworn never to call her aunt again ...”;
“Her face ... was as stern as ever ...”;
“That child was more trouble to me than anyone would believe!”;
“I hated you so much ... That was my revenge on you, for causing me so much trouble!”;
“You were always so angry and violent, such a wicked child!”
B. 1. Jane’s cousins vs Jane Eyre:
1) didn’t care about their mother at all; 2) looked after her aunt during her last days;
Clues: 3) “I spent some time every day looking after her, and the rest of the time with my cousins, listening to their plans for the future ... It was quite clear they had no real feeling for their mother, and were almost looking forward to her death.”;
“She lay there asleep in her room, neglected by her daughters and servants.”
Jane Eyre vs Mrs Reed:
· 4) treated her aunt kindly and cared for her wholeheartedly;
Clues: 5) “I had often been called there to be punished. Bending over her bed I kissed her.”;
“I had sworn never to call her aunt again, but I did not regret breaking that promise to myself. I held her hand ... she removed her hand from mine. ‘That child was more trouble to me than anyone would believe! ...’”;
“I spent some time every day looking after her ...”;
· 6) tell Jane the truth ; 7) forgave her and still hoped to heal their relationship before she died;
Clues: “Before I die I must confess what I’ve done wrong ...” She broke off. “After all, perhaps I don’t need to tell her,”;
“I hated you so much ... That was my revenge on you ...” she cried angrily ... I said, “I don’t think about that any more ...”;
“You were always so angry and violent, such a wicked child!”;
“... I would have loved you if you’d let me. Forget it all and kiss me now, aunt.” But it was too late for her to break the habit of dislike, and she turned away from me. Poor woman!
2. The contrasts highlight the goodness in Jane, making her virtues even shinier. Jane is a good-mannered, compassionate girl with a heart of gold, while the Reeds are rather selfish, cold-hearted and arrogant.
IV. B. 1. Ignoring her words, I walked away quickly.
2. Staring at him in anger, John raised his strong right arm to knock him down.
3. The old woman walked slowly to the lift, assisted by her daughter.
2022-23学年第39期总第807期高三III版读后续写答案
I.
1. On a sunny Saturday, three-year-old Alyson was playing games in the front yard with her mother when she accidentally fell into a hole. A young lady risked her life to save the little girl but also became trapped.
2. The hole was 15 feet deep, rock-lined and below the hole was water which covered the floor of a four-foot-wide cave.
3. Luz was concerned but calm. Alyson was frightened. Merlen and Damary were both anxious and worried.
II.
1.
(1) No.
(2) Luz’s external conflicts:
Character vs. Nature conflict: she faced the challenge of rescuing Alyson from a 15-foot-deep hole in the ground.
Character vs. Character conflict between Luz and the detective: she disagreed with his orders to wait for help and insisted on rescuing Alyson herself.
2.
(1) a ladder (2) their hands (3) ladder (4) grab a gray extension cord (5) lowered herself
(6) halfway down (7)stuck out (8) rested herself (9) covering the floor (10) up to her neck (11) for the kid (12) for you (13) I’ve got to do this (14) was determined (15) dilemma (16) risked her life
3.
(1) Despite the danger, Luz lowered herself to the hole and scooped the kid up, but was trapped.
(2) One conflict was how to rescue Luz and Alyson out of the hole. The other conflict was what should be done to prevent another accident like this from happening again.
4.
(1) Some professional rescue workers. They might use a ladder to help them out.
(2) The kid would be sent to hospital at once. And the family would express gratitude to Luz.
(3) They might repair the surface to avoid another accident.
(4) After repairing the surface, the family could play games in the backyard safely, without any worry.
III. WRITING
One possible version:
“Everything is going to be fine,” Luz told the soaked and shivering little girl. Minutes later, the fire engine arrived. A ladder was lowered into the hole. It was with the ladder that Luz could eventually climb up with Alyson in her arms. No sooner had they been rescued from inside the hole than emergency workers rushed Alyson to an ambulance to make sure that she was physically alright. Alyson was scared and covered in dirt but, amazingly, uninjured. The family shed tears of relief and extended their genuine gratitude to Luz. Luz uttered, “I was just trying to save her life.”
The family later learned that the ground had been destroyed by tree roots, leaving its surface vulnerable. To prevent anyone else from being swallowed again, the family had it filled with dirt and rocks. One sunny afternoon long after the incident, when Marlen took Alyson for a walk on the solid ground, the little girl hesitated at first but slowly grew more confident. At that moment, Luz came out of her kitchen and caught a warm scene — familiar laughter echoed once more as Marlen and Alyson played games on the backyard, worry-free! Totally immersed in the joyful atmosphere, Luz smiled radiantly and knew clearly what she did was truly worth it.
Questions to ponder:
How do external conflicts help shape the character and highlight the theme?
Through the description of the dangerous of the hole and the urgency of the accident in the given part, we can vividly see a brave and calm character who risked her life to save others . In paragraph 2, the family repaired the surface of the ground so that no one could get hurt again. Luz smiled happily and knew what she had done was truly worth it. These also highlight the theme.
2022-23学年第39期总第807期高三IV版答案与解析
D1 1-4 DCAB
D2 1-4 DBCB
D3 1-4 DDCA
D4 1-3 BAC
D5 1-5 FADBE
解析：
D1 1-4 DCAB
1. D。根据文章第四段可知，张裕在送货时会仔细记录收货人的日常习惯，故答案为D。
2. C。根据文章第五段和第六段可知，张裕获得“中国青年五四奖章”是因为其救下了受困于火灾中的一家三口，故答案为C。
3. A。根据文章倒数第二段“At that moment, Zhang called on his military experience to climb up to the second floor ...”可知，张裕在救助一家三口时，运用了他在军队时的经验，故答案为A。
4. B。根据文章最后一段可知，张裕在面对外界的关注时仍保持谦逊，故答案为B。
D2 1-4 DBCB
D3 1-4 DDCA
D4 1-3 BAC
1. B。从文中第1段“... I had made some friends, gained much self-confidence, and finally lost my hatred of the Reeds.”可知，Jane时隔九年再次来到Gateshead Hall时已经成长了许多，成为了更好的自己，故答案为B。
2. A。从文中“‘I hated you so much ... That was my revenge on you ...’ she cried angrily、“‘You were always so angry and violent, such a wicked child!’”等部分可知，Mrs Reed至今依旧对Jane充满了厌恶，故答案为A。
3. C。通读选段可知，Jane对曾经虐待她的Mrs Reed展现出的宽容和关爱与Mrs Reed对她的厌恶、Mrs Reed的孩子们对亲生母亲的冷漠形成了鲜明的对比，从而衬托出了Jane的美德，故答案为C。
D5 1-5 FADBE
1. F。根据段落标题和下文“However, you can make a conscious effort to focus on thinking about how you have improved over time.”可推知，设空处阐述生活中不可能不拿自己和别人比较的观点，故选F。
2. A。联系下文“Recognizing others not only helps ...”和“Recognizing others’ work is also a form of giving to the public ...”可推知，段落标题是“给予他人认可”，故选A。
3. D。联系下文“Picasso is not everyone’s cup of tea because not everyone appreciates abstract art, not because Picasso wasn’t a great artist.”可推知，设空处阐述人类具有多样性的观点，故选D。
4. B。通读段落可推知，段落标题是“记住一个人的力量”，故选B。
5. E。联系上文可推知，设空处阐述不必赢得所有人的青睐的观点，故选E。
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