【优化方案】(浙江、江苏)2016高考英语二轮复习 第三部分 考前30天 第1天

考前30天第13天1．forgetful adj. 健忘的，不留心的2．forgive(forgave，forgiven) vt.原谅，宽恕3．format n. 格式；版式；开本vt. 使格式化；规定……的格式4．fragile adj. 易碎的，脆的；虚弱的，脆弱的5．fragrant adj. 芳香的；愉快的6．framework n. 框架，骨架；结构，构架7．freezing adj. 冻结的；极冷的8．friction n. 摩擦；摩擦力；冲突，不和9．fright n. 惊恐；恐吓10．frighten vt. 使惊恐，吓唬11．function n. 功能；作用；职责vi. 工作，运行，起作用12．fundamental adj. 基本的；重要的，必要的13．funeral n. 葬礼14．garbage n. 垃圾15．gesture n. 姿势，手势16．glance vi. 匆匆一看；一瞥17．glare v. 瞪眼；怒目而视；闪耀18．glory n. 巨大的光荣；荣誉；赞美19．grateful adj. 感激的，感谢的20．greedy adj. 贪婪的1．look away from... 把目光从……移开look back on 回忆，回顾look down on/upon 瞧不起look forward to(doing) sth. 盼望做某事look into 调查look on...as... 把……看作……look through 浏览，仔细查看look up to 尊敬，仰视2．in advance 提前in particular 尤其，特别in vain 白费力气，枉费心机in reality 实际上in a dilemma 处于进退两难的境地1．v.­ing形式作主语Therefore，respecting children and letting them develop their own characters are the key to their real success.因此，尊重孩子，让他们形成自己的个性是他们获得真正成功的关键。

考前30天第30天1．abandon vt. 放弃，抛弃；离弃2．abnormal adj. 反常的，不规则的3．aboard prep. 在(船、飞机、车)上；上(船、飞机、车)；上车4．abolish vt. 废除，废止；取消，革除5．abroad adv. 到(在)国外6．absence n. 不在，缺席7．absent adj. 缺席的，不在的8．absolute adj. 绝对的，完全的9．absorb v. 吸收(液体、气体等)；吸引(注意)10．abstract adj. 抽象的；难解的11．absurd adj. 荒谬的；可笑的12．abundant adj. 大量的，充足的；丰富的13．abuse v. 滥用；虐待；辱骂14．academic adj. 学院的；大学的；学术的15．accelerate vt. 使……加快；使……增速vi. 加速；促进；增加16．access n. 入口；接近，进入；方法，途径v. 接近，进入；使用，获取17．accessible adj. 易接近的；可理解的；易相处的18．accommodation n. 住处，膳宿19．accompany v. 陪伴，陪同；附加，补充；为……伴奏20．accomplish v. 完成；达到(目的)1．abandon oneself to... 沉溺于……；纵情于……be/get accustomed to doing sth.习惯于做某事(to为介词)devote oneself to...(be devoted to)献身于……(to为介词)adapt/adjust(oneself) to(doing) sth.使(自己)适应(做)……have/gain access to... 可以获得(或接近)……2．on all accounts 无论如何on no account 决不(置于句首时，句子用部分倒装)on account of 因为take sth.into account/consideration考虑到；顾及；体谅……account for 对……作出解释；是……的原因3．blame sb.for... 因某事责备某人be to blame 该受责备；应承担责任1．not...until/till...“直到……才……”I hadn’t realized the thing was so serious until/till she told me about it.直到她告诉我，我才意识到这件事多么严重。

考前30天第23天1．boundary n. 边界；范围；分界线2．branch n. 树枝；分枝；分公司，分店；支部3．breakthrough n. 突破；突围4．brief adj. 简洁的5．brilliant adj. 灿烂的；杰出的；精彩的6．budget n. 预算，预算费7．burden n. 负担；责任；船的载货量8．calculate vt. 计算，核算；预测，推测vi. 计算；考虑；预料，指望9．campaign n. 战役；运动；游说vi. 从军；参加/从事某一运动10．cancel vt. 取消11．candidate n. 候选人；候补人；学位应考人，投考生12．career n. 生涯；经历；职业13．catalogue n. 目录14．catastrophe n. 大灾难；灾祸15．cater vt.&vi. 提供饮食及服务vt. 满足需要，适合；投合，迎合16．cause n. 原因，起因vt. 促使，引起，使发生17．caution n. 小心，谨慎，慎重；警惕；告诫，警告18．cautious adj. 谨慎的，小心的19．ceremony n. 典礼，仪式；礼节，礼仪；虚礼；客气20．certificate n. 证明，证明书1．be absorbed in 全神贯注于……，专心于……be buried in 全神贯注于……，专心于……bury oneself in 专心于be lost in 陷入2．set about doing sth.＝set out to do sth.开始做某事，着手做某事set aside 留出(钱或时间)；把……放到一旁；暂时不考虑set down 写下，记下set off 出发，启程，引发，使爆炸set out 动身，启程set up 创建，建立，产生3．in possession of 拥有；占有in the possession of 为……所有take possession of 占有；拥有；占领1．in one’s opinion/in one’s view/from one’s point of view“某人认为……”In my opinion，taking the ten­minute break between classes is definitely necessary，which makes us relaxed both physically and mentally.我认为课间10分钟休息非常有必要，它能让我们在精神上和身体上都得到放松。

1．fade v i. 褪色，(颜色)消退2．fantastic adj. 奇异的；空想的；异想天开的；古怪的；极出色的；不切实际的3．fantasy n. 幻想；幻觉4．fate n. 命运；死亡；毁灭5．fault n. 缺点，毛病6．favour(美favor) n. 恩惠；好意；帮助7．favourite(美favorite) adj. 喜爱的n. 特别喜爱的人(或物)8．fierce adj. 猛烈的9．figure n. 数字；数目；图；图形；(人的)身型；人物v t. 认为，判断10．finance n. 财政，财政学；金融11．flee(fled，fled) v. 逃走；逃跑12．flexible adj. 易弯曲的，柔韧的；灵活的，可变通的13．fluency n. 流畅；流利14．fluent adj. (说话、写作等)熟练的，流畅的；(说话、写作等)流利的15．focus v t.&v i. (使)集中n. 焦点，焦距；中心16．foggy adj. 多雾的17．fold v t. 折叠；合拢18．forbid(forbade，forbidden)v t.禁止，不许19．forecast(forecast，forecast)n.&v t.预告20．foresee(foresaw，foreseen) v t.预见；预知1．last but not least 最后但同样重要的not in the least 丝毫不；一点儿也不2．let sb.down 让某人失望let out 放出；泄露let in 放进；让……进入3．take measures to do sth. 采取措施做某事＝take steps to do sth.＝take action to do sth.1．As a saying goes，...“俗话说得好(正如俗语所说)，……”As a saying goes，fire and water show no mercy to anyone.俗话说得好，水火无情。

考前30天第15天1．entertain v. 使娱乐；款待2．entertainment n. 娱乐；招待3．enthusiastic adj. 热情的，热心的4．envy vt.&n. 忌妒；羡慕5．error n. 错误；差错6．essential adj. 必不可少的；本质的7．evaluate vt. 评价；评估8．eventually adv. 最终地9．evidence n. 证据10．evident adj. 明显的11．evolution n. 演变；进化12．exact adj. 精确的；确切的13．exchange n. 交换，调换；交流14．expand v. 扩张；发展15．expense n. 消费；支出16．exploit vt. 开采，开发；利用；剥削17．explore v. 探索；探险18．expose vt. 揭露19．extraordinary adj. 离奇的；使人惊奇的20．extreme adj. 极端的；极度的；偏激的1．go ahead 前进；可以；往下说go by 走过，过去go in for 喜欢，爱好go against 违背go up 上升；上涨go down 下降；沉没go over 仔细检查；复习go out 外出；(灯)熄灭go through 经历，遭受；完成；通过go without 没有……也行，勉强对付2．free of charge 免费in charge(of) 主管；负责in the charge of 由……负责/主管take charge(of) 负责；掌管charge sb.with (doing) sth. 指控某人(做)某事accuse sb.of sth. 指控某人(做)某事1．(The) chances are(that)．..“很可能……”The chances are that he has already arrived.他可能已经到了。

【英语】高考必杀技——高考考前30天英语备考计划从明天到六月六号，整整三十天，在这一段时间，复习的关键在于查缺补漏。

同学们应该制订一份详细的复习计划，明确每天要完成的学习任务，做到循序渐进，不急不躁地向高考做最后的冲刺。

我们已经替你做好了每一天的安排，敬请关注！准备阶段第1天，将自己在最后三十天内要用到的资料整理一下，如高考真题、高考模拟题、学习笔记、错题本、各个专题的复习资料等整理一下，对自己在这一阶段的英语备考做到心中有数。

可以将考纲词汇、经典例文以及好的范文整理一下，提前分配好自己每天背诵的数量，防止复习时眉毛胡子一把抓。

也可以为自己准备个笔记本，不仅可以每天记录英语学习的收获，也可以写写学习心得，时不时地为自己打打气。

学习阶段第2天到第15天，首先将高考真题重新做一遍，基本上保证每2—3天做一套题的速度。

因为这些题目既是经过千锤百炼的精品，又是高考命题人意志的直接体现，通过研究这些题目，总结每年高考都会考查哪些考点。

如果还有失分的地方，那么这些考点就要重点地进行梳理，找一些经典的题目着重练习。

其次研读一下考纲，尤其考纲变化之处重点看看，将考纲规定的考试内容再梳理一下，看看自己哪些部分仍然薄弱，这个时期时间宝贵，一定要分清主次。

梳理阶段第16天到第26天，这个时期不必再做过多的习题，更不应死抠难题和偏题，应该做少而精的练习。

每2—3天按照高考的时间模式做一份模拟试题，对自己进行实战演习，找找考试的感觉。

将以前的错题，重新再做一下，充分发挥错题本的作用。

每天可以抽十几分钟思考一下高考的考点都有哪一些，自己是不是全都掌握了，查查自己哪里还有不明白却又是高考会涉及的的问题。

缓冲阶段第27天到第30天，在考试的前三天，最重要的是放松身心。

在这几天，考生不必再去做很多题目，每天可以做一点中等的题目，增强信心，对考试保持感觉就行。

可以翻翻错题本，也可以看看自己平时总结的经验以及记录的心得，一定会大有收获。

1．adjust v. (改变……以)适应；调整；调准(望远镜等)，对准，校正2．adjustment n. 调整，调节；调节器3．admission n. 准入，接纳4．admit v t. 承认，准许(入场，入学，入会)5．adolescence n. 青春期6．adolescent adj. 青春期的；未成熟的n. 青少年7．adopt v. 采用，采取，采纳；收养；正式通过；接受；批准8．adore v. 爱慕；崇拜；非常喜欢；敬佩9．advance v. 推进，促进；前进10．adventure n. 冒险；奇遇11．advocate v. 提倡12．affair n. 事，事情13．afford v t. 负担得起(……的费用)；抽得出(时间)；提供14．agency n. 代理；机构；力量15．aggression n. 侵略16．aggressive adj. 侵略的；咄咄逼人的17．alarm n. 警报18．allergic adj. 过敏的；反感的19．alike ad v. 同样的，相似的20．allocate v. 分配，分派；把……拨给1．above all 尤其是after all 毕竟first of all 首先all in all 总的来说，总计not at all 一点也不all but 几乎2．more than 多于；不仅仅rather than 而不是other than 除了or rather 更确切地说3．sing high praise for 高度赞扬……think highly of 对……评价很高1．The truth is that...“事实是……”The truth is that everyone will have one of those periods when things seem to be going wrong，so you don’t have to worry so much.事实是每个人似乎都有事事都错的一段时期，因此你没有必要太担心。

考前30天第10天1．label n. 标签，符号vt. 贴标签，把……列为2．lame adj. 跛的，瘸的，残废的3．leading adj. 最主要的，第一位的4．length n. 长，长度；段，节5．liberty n. 自由；许可权6．license n. 执照，许可证7．limit vt. 限制；减少8．litter v. 乱丢杂物9．logical adj. 符合逻辑的，合乎常理的10．luggage n. (总称)行李11．major adj. 较大的；主要的12．majority n. 大多数13．mature adj. 成熟的；成年人的14．maximum adj.&n. 最大量(的); 最大限度(的)15．means n. 方法，手段；财产16．mental adj. 精神的；脑力的17．mention n. 提及；记载vt. 提到，说起，提名表扬18．merciful adj. 仁慈的；宽大的19．merely adj. 仅仅，只不过20．merry adj. 高兴的，愉快的1．pick up 拾起；捡起；(用车)接人；学会；改善；增加(速度等) pick out 挑选出；分辨出2．stick to 坚持stick out 伸出3．bring about 带来，导致，引起bring back 归还bring in 引入，引进，赚得bring out 使显现，说出，阐明bring up 教育；培养；提出；呕吐bring down 使倒下；降低，减少1．every(each) time/the first time/next time/the last time/by the time(that)＋时间状语从句“每一次/第一次/下次/最后一次/到……时候……”By the time he was ten，he had learned about 2，000 English words.到他10岁时，他已经学会了约2 000个英语单词。

高考考前30天英语备考计划一、每日词汇复习词汇是英语学习的基石，尤其在高考英语中，词汇量的大小直接影响到阅读理解、写作和听力的表现。

在高考前的30天里，建议每天至少复习100个单词。

可以选择一本高考英语词汇手册，每天分批次、有计划地背诵和复习。

同时，将新学的词汇应用到实际的句子中，加深记忆和理解。

二、阅读理解训练阅读理解是高考英语中的重头戏，不仅分值高，而且要求考生具备快速、准确的阅读和理解能力。

因此，每天至少完成2篇阅读理解训练是必不可少的。

建议选择历年高考真题或者高质量的模拟试题进行练习，通过不断的练习，提高自己的阅读速度和准确性。

在做题的过程中，注意分析文章的结构和逻辑，理解作者的意图和态度，这有助于提升阅读理解能力。

三、听力训练提升听力是高考英语中的另一大重点，也是许多考生相对薄弱的环节。

为了提升听力水平，建议每天安排30分钟的听力练习。

可以选择听英语新闻、听力模拟试题或者英文歌曲等多种形式的材料。

在听的过程中，注意抓住关键信息，提高理解力。

同时，模拟考试环境，按照高考的要求进行练习，有助于提前熟悉考试流程。

四、写作强化练习写作是高考英语中需要长期积累和练习的部分。

在备考阶段，建议每天至少完成2篇英语写作练习。

可以选择一些常见的作文题目进行练习，如议论文、记叙文等。

在练习的过程中，注意文章的结构和逻辑，使用高级的词汇和句式，提升文章的档次。

同时，定期请教老师或同学进行批改和建议，有助于发现自己写作中的问题并进行改进。

五、模拟测试与反馈模拟测试是检验备考效果的重要手段。

建议每周至少完成1套英语模拟卷，模拟真实的考试环境，按照规定的时间和要求完成试卷。

在完成试卷后，及时对答案进行核对和分析，找出自己的薄弱环节和错误原因，制定针对性的复习计划。

同时，保留好每次模拟测试的试卷和成绩，以便后续复习和比较。

六、学习习惯与时间管理良好的学习习惯和高效的时间管理是成功备考的关键。

建议制定一个详细的学习计划表，每天按照计划进行学习，确保每个环节都得到有效的复习。

第三组(建议用时：45分钟)Ⅰ.阅读理解Strange Wedding Traditions around the WorldFlinging raw rice and breaking a glass underfoot may seem like strange ways to celebrate a marriage, at l east if you’re not used to American customs. Strange as some U．S. wedding traditions may be, they certainly cannot take the (wedding) cake for overall wedding weirdness.Those honors go to these 5 strange wedding traditions around the globe.Blackening of the Bride and Groom (Scottish)For Scotland’s tradition of blackening of the bride, which has expanded to now include the groom, absolutely anything goes. This includes tars, feathers, pillow stuffing, dirt, rotting food, sour milk, flour—you name it and you get it, you can certainly pile it on.The blackening takes place prior to the wedding, which at least spares the tux (无尾礼服) and the wedding dress, but any time or location is fair game.Once blackened, the lucky newlywed­to­be is paraded through the streets or tied to a tree as said “friends” announce the wedding.Blackening suppose dly prepares the person for any humiliation (羞耻) that life has yet to bring, as nothing could be as humiliating as being blackened.Breaking Dishes (German)Throwing plates is typically something you do after you’ve been married a few years, unless you’re from Germany.The wonderful tradition of breaking dishes actually takes place prior to the wedding at the rehearsal dinner.Tradition says the more dishes you break, the more good luck the new bride will receive.This counts double if she’s lucky enough to get a brand new set of china as a wedding gift.After this part, the bride and groom join forces to sweep up the mess, a gesture that ensures nothing will ever get broken in their home again.Keep Your Feet on the Floor (Irish)Irish legend has it that the bride must keep her feet on the floor while she’s dancing with the groom to ensure little fairies attracted by her beauty won’t kidnap her.The quick and clever fairies are always eager to get their hands on beautiful things, and legend says the bride has long been a prime target. Irish legends throughout the ages full of tales of fairies stealing brides, although it’s not clear where the brides end up and if the destination is better than where she planned to spend her honeymoon.Passing a Rolling Pin(擀面杖)(Polish)How many Polish people does it take to pass a rolling pin? It depends on how many people are at the Polish wedding! The tradition is pretty much what it sounds like，as people stand in a circle and pass a rolling pin from one person to the next，but there’s a rule—no hands are allowed，and each person must grad and then pass the pin along using only their legs.While it is not immediately evident what the tradition means or why people do it，it is evident it would be great video to capture for future generations to enjoy.No Bathroom Breaks for Three Days(Tidong tribe，Northern Borneo)Can your bladder (膀胱)really explode? Folks who follow a marriage tradition in Northern Borneo put this question to the test.Newlyweds in the Tidong tribe must stay in their home for three days—without a single bathroom break.That means no No.1, no No.2 during this three­day period. The background of this tradition is extremely unclear... as is the feeling people probably get after not relievingthemselves for half a week.1．Why is it before the wedding that Scottish people blacken newlyweds?A．They are occupied during the wedding.B．They don’t want to look ugly in the wedding.C．They don’t want to blacken their wedding dresses.D．They need to spare time to clean their blackened faces.2．Which of the following wedding traditions has an origin from local tales?A．Blackening of the Bride and Groom.B．Keep Your Feet on the Floor.C．Passing a Rolling Pin.D．No Bathroom Breaks for Three Days.3．Which of the following wedding traditions is supposed to occur at the wedding ceremony?A．Blackening of the Bride and Groom.B．Breaking Dishes.C．Passing a Rolling Pin.D．No Bathroom Breaks for Three Days.4．Which of the following statements is TRUE?A．The blackened Scottish couple are not allowed to be exposed to others except friends.B．The Germans even break a set of delicate china which is a wedding gift.C．Fairies in Irish legend will kill the bride if her feet are not kept on the floor.D．Newlyweds in Tidong tribe follow “No Bathroom Breaks for Three Days”to test their bladder.Ⅱ.任务型阅读(2015·浙江杭州第一次高考质检)A．Delaying your responsibilities.B．Neglecting sleep.C．Communicating with the person next to you.D．Performing your duty.E．Making thoughtless decisions.F．Reflecting over every detail.What We Should Avoid When We’re StressedIt’s safe to say we’re a little less than logical when and that puts us at risk to make some mistakes. The next your worries spiking, pay attention to these five behaviors.1．________It may seem helpful to let it out—and for the most part it can be cathartic(精神集中发泄的)—but mind the long­existing problem. Studies show that stress is an infectious emotion, and soon your stress has beco me someone else’s, too. A hateful anxiety cycle isn’t good for anyone. Instead, try hanging out with your best friend while doing a few activities you enjoy. One 2011 study showed that quality time with your best friend forever can help ease your worries.2．________Ever heard the phrase “Don’t go to bed when you’re angry”？ Well, here’s another one to file in your rulebook: Don’t make a big decision when you’re stressed. Researchers from Harvard monitored a group of students and found that students who reported high levels of stress were worse at making good long­term choices because their minds were absorbed. In other words, that important decision about a job or that choice to make a down payment on a house should probably wait until you’re a little more relaxed.3．________We’ve all been there. We get overcome and de cide the best way todeal with our to­do list is to just ignore it. That delay habit we create when we’re stressed may feel good at the time—but it’s certainly not helping later on. Instead of putting off something entirely, try breaking up your tasks into pieces. Research suggests we work best in 90­minute intervals (间隔). Dedicate yourself to your work during those intervals—then give yourself a rest by taking a look at those puppy videos.4．________It can feel natural to think about every single hiccup (打嗝)when something goes wrong, but that nonstop overthinking could be harming our health. According to a 2013 study published in the journal PLOS ONE, those who reflect over negative thoughts and emotions are more at risk of depression and anxiety. The study also suggests that our psychological response to the negative occurrence seems to have more of an impact than the actual event itself. If you find yourself worrying about every detail, try a few mindfulness to get you back to the present moment. Let those thoughts float away.5．________Stress can ruin your sleep routine, and the worst thing you can do is to just give into the stress. Watching a TV show until the early hours may seem like the only way to get your mind off things, but research shows your burning screen could be messing with your sleep even more. If you’re stressed and struggling to sleep, try smelling some lavender(薰衣草) or even a warm bath. Sweet dreams.Ⅲ.书面表达(2015·浙江高三五校联考)假设国外某培训中心将于7月1日至7日举办丰富多彩的夏令营活动，主要有感受饮食文化、参观世界名校、体验国外课堂、学习家庭园艺、游览名胜古迹等。