2024年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试模拟试题英语一衡水金卷先享题分科综合卷
第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项.According toa new studynus5tominuteseach day at a moderate pace mayhelp reduce yourrisk of death from heart attacks strokes (and other commondiseases.But the same research also shows that these benefits top off at 4.5 hours aweek.36Running at a moderate pace is not only of benefit to some diseases.37 People runningfor 30 minutesaa moderate pace every morning cagreatly improve their sleep,mood,andconcentration ability.38 They can result from taking on too many physical activities,running too fast,andnot allowing the body to adjust.Or they can result from technique errors,such as runningwith poor form and overloading certain muscles.But how often should we run each week?39 For example,if you're a beginner,youdon't need to start out running every day because you're at a higher risk of burnout or injury.Instead,start by running every other day for 20-30 minutes.If you're an experienced runner and plan to run every day,it's important to schedule yourweekly training with variety.40 And you could spend another day on speed walk.One totwo days could be short and recovery runs.The other days can be spent jogging in a pool foran active recovery.A.We should run 2.5 hours per week.B.For example,one day a week you could do a long run.C.It means that there's no need to run for hours each day.D.Generally speaking,running can help you lose weight easilyE.Actually,it depends on your goals and physical fitness levelF.Other benefits of running may include improved sleep and mood.G.However,running every day may increase your risk for overuse injuries.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。Tom was thrown into a special reading class.He'd 41 a serious head injury as a kid,which led to a continued difficulty at school.When he met his teacher,Jill Kinmont,for thefirst time,he felt 42 because he had never known anyone who couldn't 43 could be ateacher.She was young but was in a wheelchair.The students were all 44 to ask theirnew teacher what had happened to her,but they were afraid to do so,except for one bravestudent named Jon.He asked directly,"Why can't you walk?"The question didn't seem to be 45 for the teacher at all.She answered it with honesty andpride,.“In my teens,.I was a skier(滑雪运动员).While competing for the chance of takingpart in the Olympics,I 46 during a race and injured my spinal cord )"Tom's firstreaction was "Wow".It 47 him that his teacher didn't talk about how much her life hadchanged since the 48.Actually,she never acted like she felt 49 for herself.Instead,she 50 her students with a big smile at the beginning of every class.Tom's teacher,Jill Kinmont,taught him 51 through reading cards,spelling lessonsand writing practices.He was a slow reader,but Jill showed him it was okay to take his52.Tom still remembers the day when he was ready to 53 after finishing his spellingjob.To other teachers,spelling the word "furniture"might be a 54 matter,but Jilltreated it as an very important 55."You did it,Tom!"she smiled."You spelled adifficult word and 56 the tests.Now you can return to a(n)57 classroom!"She 58a ten-year-old boy who was hardly able to read and write and changed hisworld forever.Looking back,Tom wishes he had thanked her for making such a big 59 inhis life.He'll always remember what his teacher,60him:With persistence(锲而不舍)and love,no mountain is too high to climb.41.A.sufferedB.weakenedC.searchedD.learned42.A.worriedB.stressedC.shockedD.terrified43.A.bendB.writeC.speakD.walk【2022高三单元卷·英语（九）第6页（共8页）QG】
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