2025年高考英语二轮复习 阅读理解 原创题组练（共3份，含解析）

阅读理解　原创题组练(一) A Professor David G.Evans,65,an Oxford University graduate who has been teaching chemistry in Beijing for nearly three decades,has broken out of campus life to become an Internet star in China. The original intention from academic to online celebrity resulted from his mission to inspire the general public with the wonders of chemistry by making science accessible and fun.On the short-video app Kuaishou,his videos of chemical experiments have attracted nearly 10 million followers.“The most important thing is not which reaction you choose to show,but how you present the material to make it interesting and to spread some knowledge,” he said.“I want to use the Internet to awake their interest in chemistry.” Evans,known on social media as Dr Dai from his Chinese name Dai Wei,has been in Beijing since 1996.But his interest in China dates back to his childhood in Britain.He wanted to learn more about China,just as he did chemistry.He took up a teaching post there—what he called a “once in a lifetime opportunity”.When he found the campus lab couldn’t contain his devotion to chemistry,he decided to expand his focus,taking science out to the public.“In this era,we are all bombed with information,” he said.“How do you actually sort out what is true and what is false Everybody these days needs to think in a scientific way.” Evans sees his efforts to popularize science as a supplement to China’s education system,where he finds some students are fed up with textbooks and longing for more practical,hands-on experience.So far,he has visited more than 300 cities across China,delivering chemistry lessons in schools,science museums and other venues. His efforts have paid off.“Hopefully,I can give students a chance to actually see the beauty of chemistry,and some of them may actually be inspired to become scientists,” he said.For his contributions in China,Evans was presented the Friendship Award,the highest honor in China for foreigners,in 2001. 1.What’s Evans’ purpose of giving lessons on social media A.To solve the students’ problems. B.To draw the public’s wide attention. C.To popularize the science of chemistry. D.To sell his new works on chemistry. 2.Why did Evans call the post a “once in a lifetime opportunity” A.He valued his job. B.He took up teaching once. C.The opportunity was easy to get. D.Chemistry was his lifetime career. 3.What do the students expect to do according to Evans A.Recite textbooks. B.Participate actively. C.Do large exercises. D.Visit museums. 4.What is the text mainly about A.China’s education system. B.A chemistry lesson in schools. C.Friendship between Britain and China. D.A chemistry online hit in China. B Does work ever leave you feeling unchanged with limited opportunities to be creative To fly high,you might want to increase your brain’s flexibility.But is this even possible,and if so,how Most jobs require the ability to solve problems and cope with challenges,at least to a certain e ... ...