易錯點18七選五（4大陷阱）-備戰2024年高考英語考試易錯題（原卷版）易錯點18七選五（4大陷阱）-備戰2024年高考英語考試易錯題（原卷版）/易錯點18七選五（4大陷阱）-備戰2024年高考英語考試易錯題（原卷版）易錯點18七選五目錄01易錯陷阱(4大陷阱)0２舉一反三【易錯點提醒一】段落標題易混易錯點【易錯點提醒二】段首句易混易錯點【易錯點提醒三】段中句易混易錯點【易錯點提醒四】段尾句易混易錯點03易錯題通關易錯陷阱１：段落標題類易混易錯點?！痉治觥繎斒紫扔^察其他段落標題的句式結構，如果有相同結構，則可迅速縮小選擇范圍。標題應當短小精悍，多為名詞詞組、動名詞或祈使句。易錯陷阱２：段首句易混易錯點?！痉治觥慷问拙湟话憧疾槲恼禄蚨温涞闹黝}.首先應當采取形似原則,觀察與其他段落首句是否出現相同結構，一般考查祈使句的相同結構居多。其次應當研讀上一段的內容,尤其是上一段結尾的內容，結合本段內容,看選項是否符合邏輯上的緊密銜接.易錯陷阱3:段中句易混易錯點.【分析】如果設空在段中，則首先關注選項中的人稱代詞如，they,hｅ，it等和空格后面的這些人稱代詞。同時注重瞻前顧后，看前后是否存在例證關系、因果關系、轉折關系、遞進關系等.如果考查段落間的過渡句，則可以結合詞匯復現原則看是否對上句有補充說明同時和后句有正確的邏輯關系。此類考題考生多數只看前句,不看后句。易錯陷阱4:段尾句易混易錯點.【分析】段尾句通常具有結論性和概括性，應當注意選項中是否出現表示結果、結論、總結等的信息詞。有時,段尾句和段首句呈現出首尾呼應的現象，也是檢查選項的一個重要參考?！疽族e點提醒一】標落標題易混易錯點【例1】(2023·河南·高三校聯考階段練習)Ｉnaｎｅrawhenｏurheａdsａreaｌｗaysｉnouｒpｈonesａｎdtimeｉｓａprecioｕsｃｏmｍoｄiｔy，ourrelａtionshipswitｈｏurneighborsperhapsarｅｎ’twhatｔｈｅyusｅdtobｅ。So,ifyoｕ’ｒeｇｏingｔobｅａｒounｄyourｎeighboｒs,herearｅsomｅｗａystomaｋesuｒeyou’ｒeｂeingagoodｏｎe,accorｄｉngtｏetiquette（禮儀）eｘｐeｒｔs.36AｃcoｒｄingtotｈedｉrｅcｔorｏｆtｈeAｕstｒalianSchooloｆEｔiqｕette，ZａｒiｆｅHardｙ,dotｈethingｓomａnyoｆｕsseemtobeａｖoidｉnｇthesedａys：introduceｙoursｅｌf．“Tａlktoyourneigｈbors。Ｇettoknoｗｔheｍ,"Haｒdysays,acknowlｅdｇｉnｇｉsnotoｎlytherｉｇhtｔｈingtodo，butitcanaｌsｏworkｉnyourｆaｖoｒeｖeｎtualｌy.“Iｆyoufiｎｄyourselfsoloｐaｒｅnｔｉngatanｙstaｇe，yｏｕwillbelessfrｕstrａteｄbyfｉｇhｔingｓiblｉnｇsbecauｓeｙouｋnowthｅreｉsｏｕtsidｅhelpaｖａilable?！盉eaｇｏodsport(講交情）。．。。．.Personalsｐace．。.。.。A.ＧetｔｏｋnoｗtheｍB．Don'ｔbｅastranｇerC．NeverpａrkyourｃａｒonthegrassD。Ifit'sｐｏｓsiblｅ,youshoulｄalwaysｉnｖiteｔheｍE．ProｐeretｉｑｕeｔtewoｕldｂetocaｌlbeforeｖiｓiｔｉｎgF．ＴreatyournｅｉghboｒｓasyouwouｌdｈavｅｔhｅmtreatyoｕG．Tｈｅｂeｓtｔｉpｆｏryouｉｓtochaｔorkｎocｋonｙourneｉgｈbｏｒ’sdoor【變式１】(2０23·河北·滄州市第二中學校聯考三模)Hａveyoueversｔaｒteｄｏutyoｕrdayｆeeliｎgｉｎｖｉnｃibｌe(不能改變的)，onlｙｔofeeｌwoｒndownbytheｔimeyoｕgotobeｄ？Tｈｅｄaｉlｙｕpsaｎｄｄｏwnsofouｒdaysｃanchiｐawayatourdetermination。However,ｉｎｃoｒｐorａtiｎgｓomesiｍplerouｔiｎesintoyourdaycｏuldhelp。●１Aｓyouwakeup，wheｔｈernatｕrallyorthｒoughyouraｌarm，practiseconｓcｉousｎesｓ(意識）ｂypauｓingfoｒafeｗｓeｃonds，closingyouｒｅｙesagain,taｋingａgentｌebreathiｎanｄwｅｌcominｇhｏwｙouａrefeｅｌｉｎgfｉrstthingthaｔmorning.●Ｐractｉsegrａｔituｄe．...．．。Ａ.Tａkeｐａuｓe．B．Geｔupeａrlｙandtakeｉnfreｓhair.C．Siｔorｌｉｅdownｔohaveagooｄresｔ．D.Makｅsureyoumoveyourbodｙactｉveｌyaｔｌeasｔｏnｃeaday。E．Ａｓｋyｏursｅlfwhatyｏｕcaｎletｇoｏｆbeｆoreyouenｔeryourevenｉng.F。Aｌlowyｏurｓeｌｆtofeeltｈｅposiｔivｉtyａｓsoｃiａtedwiｔhtｈoseaｃhｉeｖemeｎｔs.G．Takｅinｔｈeｐositivｉtyanｄbatheｉnｉtforawｈｉｌebeforeｃｏｎｔinuiｎgyourｄａy。【變式2】(2023·安徽亳州·高三蒙城第一中學校聯考期中)TheNeｗRｕleｓOfFｒienｄshipOnlｉｎeTherearｅｓomeexpｅcｔatｉonsｆorｈoｗｔointeraｃtwithｏtｈersonlinｅ。TｏfigｕrｅoutwhatbehaｖioｒisＯKｖｅrsｕｓkinｄｏfｕｎaｃｃeptａblｅ,weａskedｒeaｄersaboutｔｈｅｉropｉnions.46Ｋeｅpｆｏｌlｏwingｙourfriｅnds'Exｅs(前任）Aｌthougｈ30％ofreadeｒsｗiｌｌcaｎcelorevenｂlocktheｉrｂesｔfｒiends'ｅxes,asolid70％wｉllcontiｎuefolloｗingthｅm。Ａctually,it’snotabigdｅaltofollowyｏｕrbestfrｉeｎds’exeｓ.Aｆterａll，wｈoelseｉｓgoingtｏtｅllyourbｅstｆｒｉeｎｄtｈattｈeｎewsituationｏfｈｉsｆormeｒｐaｒtners.48Youｋnoｗtheｇoldenrule：Trｅａtｏthｅrｓｔｈeｗaｙyouwanttobeｔreateｄ。Woｕldyouwａntyoｕrbestfrｉｅｎdtoｐostashoｔofyoｕin4Kｌookinｇｌessthaｎyourbeｓt？Prｏbａbｌｙnｏｔ.Asａgｅneｒalｇuｉdｅline,５4%oｆｐeoplesaiｄｉt’sbesttogetappｒovaｌfrｏmoｔhersfirｓt．Don’tｈavetofollｏwｅｖeryoｎebackItｒｅaｌlyisOＫnｏttｏｆollowｂacｋｅverｙpersｏnyoumeeｔwhofindsyouonliｎe．．。．．.．A。Ｓoifｙourbesｔfｒieｎdisaskingforimmeｄiatepost-brｅaｋupadvｉce,aｔimelyｒｅspｏnseissuperiｏr.B．HｅrｅaresometipsｏnhoｗtobeａgoｏｄInternetuser.C．Ａｆｔerａll，whoeｌｓeisgoiｎgtotelｌyourbesｔfrｉenｄthａtthｅｎewsituaｔionofhiｓformｅrｐartnｅrｓ．Ｄ。Don'thavetoｇeｔtheapｐrｏvaｌiｍmedｉatelｙ.E．Rｅadｏntolｅarnｈoｗrealｆrｉendssｈouｌdactbehindthｅiｒscｒeenｓ.F。Askpeｒmiｓsｉontopoｓｔapｈｏtoisｔｈeleａstyｏｕｃouｌdｄo．G．Fｏｌlowthemandｔheｎunfollｏｗ(取關)tｈemlａter?！咀兪?】（2023·四川成都·校聯考一模）Ｗhilesweａtｓervesａsthｅbuilｔ—inaircｏndｉtiｏner，swｅaｔｉnｇiｔoｕtcanhａvemany:otherｓurpｒｉsingｈeａlｔｈbeｎeｆits.ＩtMakesYouＨappierＩtEasesPaiｎ．..。..ItGetsRidｏfToｘｉns(毒素)Ourｂodiesarｅsｕbjeｃttoalｏtoftoxｉｎｓｔhｒoｕｇhouｔｏurｅverｙｄayｌｉves.Theycomefroｍtheｐoｌlｕtiｏninｔheaｉr,ourfoｏd，anｄａrecreatｅdnatuｒallｙinthebｏｄｙ．24Aｌongwiｔhｔhesｅnｓeｏfａｃcoｍplｉsｈｍeｎtfrｏｍｗｏrkiｎgout，workｉngupａswｅａtreleａsesｅndorｐhiｎs(內啡肽),wｈｉchmａｋeyouhappy.Ｓweaｔiｎｇhelｐsreｌieveｓtrｅssandｐroｍotｅrelａxaｔion．Nｅｘｔtiｍeyou’ｒeｆｅelingstrｅssedｏutｏrｎeｅdabreaktｏclearyouｒｍinｄ，ｔhｉnｋａbouthittingｕpaｈotyogacｌasｓorｔakingafeｗｍiｎuｔｅsｆoryoursｅｌfinｔhesaunａ(桑拿)tｏeａseyourmind,A．ItMaｋesYouHappｉerB.Areｙousoｒefroｍyesteｒｄay’swｏrkｏｕt？C。Ｐainisusｕalｌycauｓedbytｏxinspｒoducedinｔheｂody。D.Herｅareｓomｅtｏpｂenｅfｉtｓoｆsｗｅaｔinｇinsummeｒ。E。Sweatiｎgalｓｏhelpspreveｎtｐolｌｕtantsfｒｏmｅnterｉngtheboｄy．F.Ｔhiｓheｌpskeepthoseelemenｔsfromyoｕrkｉｄｎeysｗhｅresmallstonｅswillfoｒm.G.Ｔheycｏｍefroｍｔｈepｏｌlｕｔionintｈeａiｒ，ｏurfｏod，ａnｄaｒｅcrｅatedｎaturalｌｙintheｂｏdy.【易錯點提醒二】段首句易混易錯點【例2】(廣東省七校聯合體2023—2024學年高三聯考試題）Wrｉteoutｙoｕrｇoａls．Bedetailｅd，becleａr,andincluｄｅyｏurｓtｅｐs．Ｗｒitiｎgthｅｍdoｗｎtenｄｓｔoｍakethｅｍaliｔtｌemoｒerｅaｌ.Kｅepyoｕrlisｔinaplacewhereyoｕcａngetｉｎforｍｅdfrequenｔly。Thisｗillhｅlｐkeepyoumotiｖaｔed。2０Yoｕmayｆindyoursｅlfseｔinyouｒwaysｃｏｎcerninｇbroａdlｉfegoａlｓ,buｔｔakethetｉｍeｔorｅｅvａluateyoｕrｓmaｌlｅrgoalｓ.Ａreyouacｃoｍplishiｎｇtｈemａｃcｏrdｉｎｇtoyｏurtiｍeｌine?Areｔheysｔillnecessaryｔoｋeeｐyouonｔｒaｃktowarｄｓyoｕrlarｇerlｉfｅgoａls?Alloｗyourselfｔｈefl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。。.。。.A.Australiａismａdeupofmanｙregions.B．Beyoｎdtｈis,whatisAｕｓtraliancooｋinｇ？Ｃ。Ｃasuａlｆｒienｄｌinｅssｉsthekeytosｕｃｈｍｅals.Ｄ.Peｏpleneedtopａyattｅnｔiｏntothｅpｒｏtectionofｋaｎgarｏos。Ｅ.Thｅｉｒincreａｓedｎｕｍｂｅrshａｖealsoｈaｒｍedplantsanｄoｔheｒwiｌdliｆe.F。ＰerｈapstｈisisonereａsｏnwhｙsｏmanyAｕｓtrａｌiansliveneartｈecoaｓt.Ｇ．IｔiｓnｏwondｅrtｈａtmuchoｆＡustrａｌiancｕiｓｉnecｅｎtｒｅｓaroundredmｅataｎdsｅaｆoｏd.【變式2】●Ｐracｔiｃeｇraｔitudｅ（感激)Tｈankfｕｌnｅｓｓhasalotofbeｎｅfiｔs：Ｒeseaｒchshowsｉtmａkesｕshａｐpier，ｌｅssstrｅssedａndevenmｏrｅoptimｉstiｃ．17?！癝hoｗingthankｆulnｅsscanfosterｓｅlf－contｒoｌ，"ｓaidＹeLi,ｒesearcherattheUｎivｅrｓitｙｏfCalｉfornia.A。FindyｏuｒｃausesB.StartwithsｍａlltasksC。ＡccepttheuncomｆｏrtａbleD.AllｔhｉsaddsuptoastaｔeofｈurryE。ＩｔcａnalsohｅlpuｓpracticemorepatieｎｃeF。Ｔｈiｓismerelｙｕncomfｏｒｔable，notｉntｏlerableG.Tｈey’rｅallｓitｕａtionswheｒｅweｃoｕldusealｉtｔleｅxtｒapatｉenｃｅ【變式3】（河北省衡水市第二中學2023-2０24學年高三檢測試題)TheａvｅraｇecoｓtofanｉＰhｏnehａsclimbeduｐ，andeventhemostaffordableAnｄｒｏｉddeviceｓcｏmewithａrisiｎｇpｒiｃe。１６Itiswisｅtopayｃloseatteｎtiｏntotｈebeｓtpracticesforexｔeｎdｉｎgtheｌｉfeofyｏursmａｒtpｈone。Forｔunaｔely，thereａresｅｖeralwaｙstｏdotｈis。Rｅmoveunneｃessaryappsandｐhotoｓ.Ｗhenthestｏrageaｎdcapabilities（能力）ｏftheｓmartphonearebeiｎgmaxedout，thephonewillbｅcomeｍuchｌｅsｓreｓponsive。１７Toavoidthisunｎｅcessaryexpｅnｓｅ，maｋｅsｕreｔｈatｙｏｕregularlｙremｏvｅanyapps，pｈotos,dｏcumenｔｓortextｍessａgesthaｔyｏudoｎｏtaｃｔuallyneeｄ．A．Poｗerdoｗnregｕｌaｒlｙ．B。Kｅeｐtheｂatterｙingoodcondiｔion。C.Butitmaynotbeiｎｙourｂestｉnｔeresｔstｏusetｈｅｍ．D。Itｏftｅnconvinｃesｐeoplｅｔoupgｒadｅbeforｅtheytrulyneedto．E。Ｉthｅlｐsｙｏuｒphoｎeneveｒｂecｏmeovｅrloａｄedwitｈtoomuｃｈdata。Ｆ。Soitｄｏesnotmakeｓensetｏtaketheｒisｋofｈarｍｉngｉtwｉthswｅａt。G．Areyｏｕwaｓtingｙｏurmoｎeｙｂyrｅｐlacingyｏurｍobilephoneannuaｌly?【易錯點提醒四】段尾句易混易錯點【例4】（2０23-202４學年河北省省級聯測高三試題）Divｉngｍadeｍyworlｄbiｇｇｅr。16.Ｉｄｉｄn'ttaketoｄiｖingimmedｉately.Ｉttookｍethreeyearｓａndthreetriｅsｔogetcerｔiｆied，bｕｔI’ｍgladIpｅｒsistｅd．Learnｉngtodｉvｅisalotlikelearｎingtodriveaｃar：Youｓtｕdythｅtheｏｒy,practiｃewitｈａｎinstruｃｔｏr，andｂeｃｏｍequａliｆied。Fromtｈere，ｐrofｉcｉenｃｙ（熟練)depｅndsonhowoｆｔenyoｕｄiｖe，ｆｕrthertｒａining,ａndyoｕrｏwｎself－reｌｉance.Ｒegａｒｄlｅｓsｏfｙourgoaｌs，divinｇｉｓｍorｅａｃcesｓｉｂleandwｏndroｕstｈａnIｅvｅrimaginｅd。１7Buｔnotｅｖｅryonewaｎｔｓtoorｃａｎdive,andthａt’sfａiｒenough.Ｗhetheryｏｕ’reaｓｎｏrkeler（潛水員)，surfer,oｒｓａiloroｒyousiｍplyenjoydippｉnｇyourtoesintothesｅａwhiｌeonｈoliday,youcａｎstillbeａwarｅofthelifｅｕnfoｌdingundeｒｔhatgｌitterｉngbｌｕeｃoverandｈｅｌtectｉt．．。.。。。A．Knｏwledｇeiｓpowｅｒ。B．Ididn’ttaｋｅtodivingimmeｄｉａtｅｌｙ。Ｃ．SoI’ｄencｏuraｇeａnyonetｏgiveiｔatry．Ｄ．Adventｕｒesｏmetimesinvoｌvespushｉngliｍｉts。E．Marinelｉfｅneedｓasafeｅcoｌogicalenvirｏnmｅnt。Ｆ.Therｅefｉｓhometomoretｈaｎ500speciesoｆfish。G.Rｉghtｎow，lessthan3perｃｅｎtｏftｈｅocｅanｉｓconｓidereｄhｉghlｙｐｒotｅｃteｄ.【變式1】(湖南師范大學附屬中學2０2３—２024學年高三摸底考試）Arｅyouanelementaｒyｏrｈighscｈooｌsｔudentｗithａllkiｎdsofｉnventiｏnideas？Ｙoｕmightｎotｋnｏwwhattoｄowiｔhalｌｏｆtheseｉdeasｏrｈowtｏtuｒnthｅｍinｔoｗoｒkａbｌeiｎｖenｔionｓ．16Identifyａprobleｍwoｒtｈsolｖing.Ａ．Orturnｔoｙourｏｌｄerpeersiｆtheycanｈeｌpyｏuouｔａswｅll．B。Ifyoueｎjｏyｃreaｔingtｈiｎgs，yｏuｍａyconｓｉderbeｃoｍｉｎgａninｖentor.Ｃ.Wiｔｈsomepｌanｎingaｎｄpractｉce,yｏucａｎmaｋeｔhｅsｅidｅasintoaｗｏrkｉngｄeｖice.D。Ｂｅｃreaｔｉvewitｈyoｕrideas。Ｅ．Gathertｈeneceｓｓarｙmaterｉals．Ｆ.Ｌｏoｋaｒouｎｄｙourhomefｏrrecyｃｌeｄｍaｔｅrｉalsｔhatyouｍaｙｂeableｔouｓe。G．Ｍａｋenoｔｅsabouthoｗvaｒｉｏuspiecesｗillgoｔｏｇether.【變式2】(湖南省百所學校202３—2０2４學年高三聯考試題)AｃcordingtｏHomｅCｌｅaｎｉｎgFaｍｉlｙ,havｉnｇkidsｐlantｈeirownｂirtｈdayｐaｒtiｅsisaｇreaｔwaytoteａｃhｔhemrｅsponsｉbilｉty，kｉndnessandoｒｇaｎｉzatioｎ。Itisabigrｅsponsibiｌiｔytoplanaparｔyａnｄhavｅeveｒythingｏrgaｎｉzｅｄasthｅyｎeed。Kindｎesｓisusedwhｅnkｉdｓｓendoutinｖitatioｎsandｔhiｎｋａboｕtｗhatthegueｓtswaｎt。１8Kidsｈaveaｌｏtoｆstereoｔypｅs（刻板印象）worｋingagainstｔｈeｍ，oneofｗhiｃhｉstheirｉnａbilitytofocｕｓ。.．.．.。Ａ。Ｉｔ’sbecaｕseｔheywillhａｖeceｒｔaintaskstｏdo．B．Theywantｔheirkidｓtohａvethebestbirｔhday.C．Ｉtｉsalｓoachancｅforｔｈｅｍtｏusethｅiｒcreativiｔy．D.Moｍsmayknowthatthｅirkidsshouｌｄｐlａntｈeirｏwnpａrtｉes.E.Momｓcangothroｕghallｔheｔｏ－doitemsandlistenｔotheｉrｉdeas。Ｆ。Thereaｒeｍaｎylｅsｓonstolearnwheniｔcｏｍestoplaｎnｉnｇapａrｔｙ.G.Momsarｅａlｗaysｗorｋiｎgbehindｔomakeｓurethｅiｒkidｓgrowuphaｐpily?！咀兪?】（2023年重慶市育才中學高考沖刺考試英語試題）Whｅnｓocialmediafilledwitｈiｍageｓｍakｅsyouquestionyoｕrappearancｅ,opiｎioｎｓｏｒabilitｙ，foriｔ’ssoeasｙforpeoｐｌetｏｇetｃａugｈｔｉｎawhiｒlwinｄ(旋流）oｆcomparｉsｏｎ,rememｂertolookｕｐandoutandapprecｉatｅthere'saｗoｒldｏfｂeautyｉｎdiｆferenｃe。１6Darｅnoｔtocoｍparｅ.Ｎｏmattｅrhowmanyｆolｌoweｒs，coｍmentｓ，ｌiｋｅsorvｉeｗsyouｈａve,ifyｏuｇetｔraｐpedinacoｍpeｔｉtivｅmｉndset,itcanturninｔoabottｏｍlessｐit(無底洞).Ａ．Keepitpｏｓiｔｉve．B．Ｓearchforｉnsｐiｒation。C．Youcaｎtｒydoinｇsｏmethingcreａtive.D.Turnoｖeｒｆorfouｒｗａｙstｏｇetriｄｏｆｔhetroublesｏmeｃompａｒisｏn．Ｅ．Makeyｏursocialｍediacｈａnnelsareflｅctionofwhoyoureaｌlyare.F。Ｕｓetｈeｍasareｍｉｎderｔｈatｙoｕdon’tneedtoprovｅanｙthiｎｇｔoanyone.G．Tｒyｓpendinｇtiｍewithacｌosｅfrｉeｎdｗho’llｒeｍindyouｏfalｌyouｒgoodｑuaｌｉtieｓ.１.（20２3年新高考Ｉ卷）PerｓonａlForgivｅｎｅssＴａkingrｅｓpｏnsｉbiｌｉtｙfoｒmｉｓtａkｅsisaposｉtｉvesteｐ，butdon’ｔbeａtｙｏursｅlfupabｏuttｈｅm。Tｏerr（犯錯)ishuman．____16＿_＿_Youcａnusethｅｆｏlｌowiｎgwritingｅｘerｃiｓetohelpｙoｕｄothis．Inajournａloｒonapiｅceｏfpaper，pｕｔtｈeheａding“Ｐｅrsｏnalｓtrenｇthｓ。”_＿__17＿__＿Aｒeｙｏｕcaring？Ｃｒeativｅ?Generous?Aｇｏodlｉｓteneｒ?Fuｎtｏｂｅａrｏund?Thｅｙdon'tｈavetobewｏｒld—ｃhaｎginｇ,jusｔaspeｃtsoｆｙourperｓｏnaliｔyｔhatｙou'rｅprｏｕｄｏf.Atthetｏｐ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