貴州課標英語課件：題型2 第2節(jié) 六選五還原型閱讀理解

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閱讀理解第二節(jié)六選五還原型閱讀理解項目年份202220212020文體說明文記敘文記敘文話題衛(wèi)生健康衛(wèi)生健康體育運動詞數(shù)239218211生詞量211(2022?貴陽)答題第一步：瀏覽選項，用“______”標注定位詞。答題第二步：通讀全文，了解大意，重點閱讀空格處的上下句，并用“

”標注句中的關鍵詞或與選項有關的句子。

Doyouhavedifficultyfallingasleepatnight?Ifso,hereisapieceofadviceforyou:Listentosomesoftmusic.第一段大意：由一個問句引出話題——克服晚上入睡困難的建議：聽輕音樂。Scientistshavefoundthatsoftmusiccanhelptoimprovesleepqualityandquantity.Itworksforpeopleofallages.1.___

Soft邏輯推理法：↓

由畫線句子可知此處說的是輕音樂的受眾群體。輕音樂對于所有年齡段的人都有作用，下句應說輕音樂對于有睡眠問題的人效果更好musiccanhelpusfallasleepfaster,wakeuplessduringthenightandfeelmorerestedinthemorning.Youmaynotnoticetheeffectsovernight,though.Itcouldtakeasmanyasthreeweekstoseeanyimprovements.第二段大意：輕音樂可以提高人們睡眠的質和量，讓人們睡得更快，晚上醒來的次數(shù)更少，早上感覺更輕松。2．____

Thereasonsaren'tclearyet.Itmayhavesomething關鍵信息法：由畫線句中關鍵詞“thereasons”可推知，前一句應該是詢問輕音樂有助于睡眠的原因

todowiththerelaxingeffectofagoodsong.Musiccanhaverealphysicaleffects,too.Softmusiccanlowerourheartrateandslowdownourbreathing.3.___

邏輯推理法：第三段大意：解釋了輕音樂有助睡眠的可能原因。由上文內容可知，說的是輕音樂對身體的效用：降低心率，減緩呼吸。這會使我們更好地進入睡眠狀態(tài)↓Scientistssaythatformostpeople,musicthathas70beatsperminute(bpm)worksbest.Classical,jazzandfolkmusicareusuallymoreeffectivethanothermusicalstyles.4.____Youmay邏輯推理法：

↓由上下文語境可推知，空格處應和自己的音樂曲目有關。結合備選項可知，熟悉的歌曲也一樣有效用，符合語境needtoexperiment(嘗試)tomakeyourownplaylists.Ifyouarenotsurehowmanybeatsasonghasinaminute,youcanfindoutbyenteringitstitleintosongbpm.com.Andremembertogetthevolumeright.Makesurethatthefinalpieceisonethatslowlyfadesout(漸弱)．

5.____

關鍵信息法：由上句中關鍵詞“getthevolumeright”和“slowly

fades

out

”可知，輕柔的音樂尾段才有助于睡眠。備選項中“suddensilence”和此處相契合↓

第四段大意：選擇合適的音樂類型、節(jié)拍以及音量很重要。Itisveryimportanttogetenoughhigh-qualitysleep.Beforeyougotobedtonight,playsomesoftmusic.Then,justpreparetoberockedofftodreamland!第五段大意：點明文章主旨，在睡覺之前播放一些輕音樂可以提高睡眠質量?！具x項】A．Thispreparesusforsleep．B．Familiarsongsworkwell,too.C．Scientistslikedifferentkindsofmusic.D．Whycansoftmusichelpussleepbetter?E．Ifnot,youmaybewokenupbythesuddensilence．F．Anditworksmuchbetterforpeoplewithsleepingproblems．【翻譯】A．這為我們睡覺做準備。B．熟悉的歌曲也一樣有妙用。C．科學家喜歡不同種類的音樂。D．為什么輕音樂能幫助我們睡得更好？E．否則，你可能會被突然的寂靜吵醒。F．而且它對有睡眠問題的人更有效。答題第三步：對照選項與空格上下句中的關鍵詞句，完成可以確定答案的題目。答題第四步：排除已選出的選項，綜合全文，完成剩余題目。答題第五步：將選項帶入空格，復讀全文，檢查答案?！敬鸢杆俨椤?～5FDABE答題第六步：核對答案，反思錯題。閱讀下面兩篇短文，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一個為多余選項。

A．I'mveryluckytohavethisjob.B．Sheworkswithchildrenwithdisabilities.C．Jenplayswithchildrentosinganddance.D．I'veprobablywrittenmorethan200songs.E．Herpatientsalsoenjoymovingtothemusic.F．Buttheysoonstarthavingfunandenjoyingthemusic.A(2021?貴陽)Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?Howdoyoufeelwhenyoulistentoyourfavoritemusic?Doyouthinkmusiccanmakepeoplefeelbetterorhelpthemtolearn?JenMorganisamusictherapist(治療師).1.

___Jenusesmusictohelpherpatientslearnnewskills.Shecanalsohelppatientswiththeirspeakingandtheirmemory.Jenusesdifferentactivitieswithherpatients.Shegetsthemtolistentomusicandsingorplayalong.2.

___Jenmightgetthemtoclap,jumpordance.Jenalsoasksherpatientstotrytoremembersongstheylike.BEJenwritessongsandusestheminhertherapywork.Shesays，“3.

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Iwritesongsabouteverything：aboutgettingdressed，aboutflowers，aboutmyfavoritefood—younameit!Sometimesmypatientshelpmewritesongs.”Jenlovesherjobasamusictherapist.Shesays，“4.

___It'swonderfultoseehowmusictherapycanhelpchildrenwithdisabilities.OftenchildrenareshywhenIfirstmeetthem.5.

___Musicmakespeoplefeelgood！”DAF【文章大意】本文是一篇記敘文。文章主要介紹了音樂治療師Jen

Morgan如何利用音樂來幫助殘疾兒童以及她對這份工作的熱愛。B(2020?貴陽)

A．Mr.PurjawasborninNepal,intheHimalayas.B．HehadcompletedfivemoreclimbsinPakistan.C．HebeganonApril23,byclimbingAnnapurnainNepal.D．Hisgoalwastoclimballoftheminlessthansevenmonths.E．Theyhadtodealwithwindsasfastas75kilometersperhour.F．In2018,helefttheretofollowhisdreamofmountainclimbing.NirmalPurjahassetseveralworldrecordsafterclimbingtheworld's14highestmountainsinlessthansevenmonths.1.

___Thoughhewasborn1，600metersabovesealevel,hedidn'tclimbanyseriousmountainsuntilhewas29.ButMr.Purja,now36,wastrainedtobestrong.HeusedtobeasoldierintheBritisharmy,wherehehadspecialtrainingforfightinginverycoldweather.2.___

AFThereareonly14mountainsintheworldthatarehigherthan8，000meters.Mr.Purjahadalreadyclimbedseveralofthem.3.___Theoldrecordforclimbingthe14mountainswassevenyears,tenmonthsandsixdays.ItwassetbySouthKoreanclimberKimChang-hoin2013.Mr.Purjanamedhischallenge“ProjectPossible”.4.__OnOctober29,justalittlemorethansixmonthsafterhestarted,NirmalPurjahadfinishedclimbingthe14thmountain.DCThoughMr.Purjacompletedhischallengeunbelievablyquickly,itwasn'teasy.Forexample,duringonedayofclimbingShishapangmaMr.Purjaandhisteamclimbedfor15hoursnonstop.5.___

Mr.Purjabelieveshisstrongphysicalconditionandhistrainingasasoldierhelpedhim.Hehopeshiseffortswillinspireothers.

“Peopleareonlylimited(限制)bytheirimagination，”hesays.

“Ifyoudon'tdream,thenyouwon'tdoit.”E【文章大意】本文是一篇記敘文。文章主要講述了尼泊爾登山家NirmalPurja在不到7個月的時間里登上世界上14座最高山峰的事。閱讀下面三篇短文，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一個為多余選項。A．KungfuexaminationswerefirstsetintheTangDynasty.B．It'ssaidthatChinesekungfustartedfromprimitive(原始的)society.C．Somepeopleperformedkungfuinthestreettomakealiving.D．Atthattime,wrestling(摔跤)skillswereanimportantpartofChinesekungfu.E．IntheQingDynasty,thepracticeofChinesekungfuwasnotallowedbythegovernment.F．Inrecentyears,learningkungfuhasbeenmuchmorepopularamongpeople.A人與社會—中國的傳統(tǒng)文化ChinesekungfuisanimportantpartoftraditionalChineseculture.Ithasgonethroughalonghistory.

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___DuringtheZhouDynasty,itdevelopedintoakindofdancing,andwasusedtotrainsoldiersandgivethemconfidence.2.

___ThewrestlingcompetitionwasheldtwiceeveryyeartochooseexcellentpeopleofChinesekungfu.Atthesametime,swordplay(擊劍)developedrapidly.3.

___Thosewhoperformedkungfuwellwouldbegiventitlesandprizes.Bythen,Chinesekungfuhaddevelopedintoanartform.ItwasgraduallyintroducedtoothercountriesinSoutheastAsia.BDADuringtheSongDynasty,kungfubecamemoreandmorepopularamongcommonpeople.Manyorganizationsweresetupandmoreweapons(兵器)wereused.4.

___Usuallytheirperformancewascarriedoutbyasinglepersonortwopersonsasapair.5.

___Differentclubswerefoundedtopassdownkungfusecretly.Thentensofschools(流派)ofChinesekungfucameintobeing,suchastaichiandxingyishadowboxing.CE【文章大意】本文是一篇說明文。文章介紹了中國功夫的起源及其演變發(fā)展的歷史。中國功夫歷史悠久，深受人們的喜愛。B人與社會—閱讀方式的變遷思考A．Audiobooksdohavetheiradvantages.B．Childrenalsolikereadingaudiobooksintheirsparetime.C．Listeningtoaudiobookshasbecomequitepopular.D．Manypeoplealsoenjoytheconvenienceofaudiobooks.

E．Butinmyview,audiobooksalsohaveafewdisadvantages.F．Personally,Iprefertraditional,printedbookstoaudiobooks.It'swidelyacceptedthatbookscanbringusknowledgeaswellasjoy.Thankstothetechnologicaldevelopmentsthathaveoccurredoverthepastfewyears,today,peopleareabletoenjoybooksinmanydifferentways.1.

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CAudiobookshavetheirvalue.Thisisespeciallytrueforthosewhoarebusywiththeirwork.Thesepeoplearenowableto“read”bookswhiletheyare,forexample,joggingordriving.2.

___Theynolongerhavetocarrybookswherevertheygo.Instead,theycanaccess(獲取)awiderangeofbookswithjustafewtapsontheirsmartphones.Moreover,comparedwithprintedbooks,audiobooksaremorefriendlytopeoplewhowanttoresttheireyes.D3.

___Whilelisteningtoaudiobooks,peoplewon'tpaymuchattentiontothetruemeaningsofthewordshiddenbetweenthelines.Becauseofthis,itislesslikelythattheywillseeimprovementstotheirreadingandwritingskills.Also,ifpeoplespendtoomuchtimelisteningtoaudiobooksusingtheirheadphones,overtime,theymaysufferdamagetotheirhearing.E4.

___Withprintedbooks,Icangetadeeperunderstandingofthewritingsanddevelopgoodreadinghabits(suchasnote-taking).5.

___ButIbelievetheycanhardlytaketheplaceofprintedbooks.Onnoaccountshouldweignore(忽視)thecultivation(培養(yǎng))oftraditionalreadingskills.FA【文章大意】本文是一篇議論文。在科技發(fā)達的今天，人們能夠通過許多不同的方式來閱讀。聽有聲讀物已變得相當受歡迎。作者介紹了有聲讀物的優(yōu)缺點，并表達了自己對傳統(tǒng)印刷書籍和有聲讀物的觀點態(tài)度。C人與自我—生活與學習A．Shafihadhisownspecialstyleofteaching.B．Soitismucheasierforhimtounderstandthem.C．Heplayedsomegamesaboutcodingwithhisfather.D．Later,hewenttomanycodingcampstolearnit.E．Hewasthefirststudentathisschooltodoso.F．Infact,Shafiisanexperienced(有經驗的)teacher.It'snotusualforastudenttoteachaclass.ButHassanShafididitwhenhewasaseventh-grader.Weweresoamazedatthisunusualboy.

Atthattime,ShafistudiedatRiverSchoolinCalifornia,US.Hestartedacoding(編程)classforh