【高考押题卷】2025年高考英语复习高频易错提高卷：记叙文阅读理解（含解析）

2025年高考英语复习新题速递之记叙文阅读理解 一．阅读理解（共20小题） 1．（2024秋 驻马店期末） I come from a place renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and complex history.Growing up beneath chinar trees，I learned to see them as symbols of endurance，each branch a witness to centuries of conflict and suffering. In my hometown，carrying identification is as routine as carrying one's keys—a daily practice that acknowledges the underlying（潜在的）tension in our lives. When I moved to Shanghai from abroad for my PhD at Tongji University in 2022，I thought that this same instinct（本能）for caution would stay.But Shanghai offered something unexpected：a life shaped not by caution but by trust. Here in Shanghai，people leave bicycles unlocked，bags unattended，and walk freely without a second thought about their safety.You pick up deliveries without showing your ID，and people treat you not as an outsider but as someone who belongs here. It revealed a truth about human nature I had not fully understood that trust could be a foundation，a quiet norm rather than something rare.For the first time，I felt what it was like to trust a city itself，letting it hold me gently and carefully in its arms without the caution I'd long carried. In my hometown，safety is something we manage cautiously.We carry identification not as an option but as an unspoken rule，and we find our way through life with an awareness sharpened by necessity.But in Shanghai，safety is an unspoken promise rather than a guarded privilege（特权）.I can walk alone at night without looking over my shoulder or even thinking to bring my ID—a freedom that felt almost unreal at first. Living in Shanghai has reshaped not only my understanding of trust and safety but also my understanding of home.For so long，home was connected with my hometown，to its chinar trees and its cautious routines.But Shanghai has shown me that home can be found in a sense of peace and freedom，in the ability to walk through life unburdened by caution.Home is not merely a place；it's a feeling rooted in safety，comfort，and the freedom to be oneself without restraint. （1）Why does the writer usually carry identification in his hometown？ 　 　 A.By instinct for caution. B.Out of personal habit. C.Out of fear of losing it. D.For showing off himself. （2）What surprised the author about life in Shanghai？ 　 　 A.The strict measures of security check. B.The city's historic landmarks and traditions. C.The strong sense of belonging among locals. D.The freedom and trust among its citizens. （3）How does Para.6 develop？ 　 　 A.By comparison. B.By description. C.By argument. D.By definition. （4）According to the text，what new understanding of home did the author gain in Shanghai？ 　 　 A.Home is defined by its physical location and routines. B.Home is a place where trust and safety are guaranteed. C.Home requires a balance between freedom and caution. D.Home is built on cultural identity and shared traditions. 2．（2 ... ...