中考英語(yǔ)二輪復(fù)習(xí)+語(yǔ)篇集訓(xùn)課件+日常生活＋生活故事＋圖表應(yīng)用＋哲理故事

語(yǔ)篇集訓(xùn)日常生活＋生活故事＋圖表應(yīng)用＋哲理故事一、完形填空A（2023·四川達(dá)州）Whatisateacher？Ateacherissomeonewhoteaches.They

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?thingsandyourememberthem.ButIdidn’tunderstandthetruemeaningoftheteacher

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?Imetmymusicteacher.WhenIfirst

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?mymusicclassatschool，Ihadalmostnoknowledgeofhowtoplaytheviolin.Icouldn’tgetthebasicnotesright.Itwasanimpossibledreamforme

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?infrontofthepublic.However，mymusicteacher，Mr.Smith，inspiredmetosticktomydream.Hehelpedmetofindtherightviolinbooksformeandhealwaysspenttime

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?me.WhenIwasn’tabletoremembernotes，hetoldmeatrick：FACE.Fmeans“fa”；Ameans“l(fā)a”；Cmeans“do”；Emeans“mi”.Inthisway，Icanrememberthenotesmuch

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?.Healsotriedtomakehismusicclassfun.Wealwaysplayedgames.Theycouldhelpdevelopour

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?ofmusic.WetalkedaboutthebackgroundofmusicpiecesfromallovertheworldandlearnedaboutthedevelopmentofmusicinChina.Sometimeswhenweweretootiredtopractice，Mr.Smithtalkedaboutrelaxingthings

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?onlyteachingmusicknowledge.ThankstoMr.Smith，Itrulyfellinlovewiththeviolin.Aftersix

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?time，Iwasabletoperformtheviolinsmoothlyinfrontofthepublic.Iamproudofit.Iam

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?Mr.Smith，becausehehelpedmemakemydreamcometrue.（

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）1.A.sing

B.say

C.talk

D.speak（

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）2.A.after

B.though

C.until

D.when（

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）3.A.arrivedin

B.arrivedat

C.got

D.reachedat（

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）4.A.singing

B.tosing

C.performing

D.toperform（

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）5.A.teach

B.teaching

C.onteaching

D.taught（

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）6.A.moreslowly

B.quicker

C.slower

D.morequickly（

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）7.A.sense

B.scene

C.sea

D.service（

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）8.A.insteadof

B.instead

C.ratherthan

D.but（

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）9.A.months

B.month’s

C.month

D.months’（

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）10.A.absentfrom

B.thankfulto

C.thirstyfor

D.friendlytoBCBDBDAADBB（2022·山東棗莊）The75-year-oldJoelivedveryhappilyinavillageandhadabigwarmfamily.Hischildren

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?andmovedtodifferentcities.Nowhehasfourgrandchildren，andtheyusuallyvisithimduringtheirholidays.Duringone

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?，Joewaspreparinghishomeforthekids：cleaningthehouseandcookingtheirfavoritefoods.Afterhefinishedworking，herealizedhiswatchwas

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?.Thewatchwasfromhis

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?andhetreasureditverymuch，sohewasveryupset.Helookedforitbutcouldnotfindit

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?.Whenhisgrandchildrencame，theypromisedhimtheywouldfindthewatchwhichwasgivenbytheirgrandma.Onegranddaughterasked，

“Grandpa，doyourememberwhenyousawitthe

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?time？

“IguesswhenIwascleaningthe

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?！”hereplied.ThechildrenlookedformorethantwohourswithJoe，buttheycouldn’tfindit.Thekidswerenowalsosad，buttheytriedtocomforttheirgrandpa.Onegrandsonwentbacktothegardentolookagain.Hewasthereforabout15minutesandrushedbackwitha（n）

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?lookonhisface.Theneveryonewasverysurprisedtoseethewatchinhishand.Theyaskedhowhewasabletofindit.Thelittleboyreplied，

“Isattherewithoutmakinganoise.Afterafewminutes，Iheardthe‘tick，tick’soundandfoundthewatch.”Joehuggedand

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?thelittleboy.Thisisthepowerof

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?.Ifwestaycalm（冷靜的），wearemoreabouttofindthewaysofsolvingproblems.（

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）11.A.gaveup

B.lookedup

C.grewup

D.gotup（

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）12.A.summer

B.vacation

C.winter

D.weekday（

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）13.A.dirty

B.broken

C.wet

D.missing（

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）14.A.wife

B.children

C.granddaughter

D.grandson（

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）15.A.somewhere

B.anywhere

C.here

D.there（

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）16.A.last

B.next

C.second

D.first（

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）17.A.kitchen

B.bedroom

C.yard

D.garden（

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）18.A.tired

B.surprised

C.excited

D.bored（

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）19.A.warned

B.thanked

C.punished

D.kicked（

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）20.A.silence

B.courage

C.discovery

D.doubtCBDABADCBA二、閱讀理解A（2022·湖北黃岡、孝感、咸寧）Chinesedisheshighlight（增色）BeijingWinterOlympics.ManyforeignWinterOlympicsplayershavegonecrazyaboutChinesefood.?

?Jiaozi

JuliaMarinohastriedlotsofdifferentfoodsinBeijing.ButwhenshewasaskedinaninterviewwhatherfavoritemealwasattheOlympicVillage，Marinoansweredquickly，

“Myfavoritefoodisjiaozi.I’veprobablyhadabout200jiaozisinceIcamehere.”?

?Redbeanbuns

SnowboarderJeniseSpiteri，fromMalta，isanotherbigfanofChinesefood，especiallyredbeanbuns.“It’smyfavoritefoodthatIhaveintheOlympicVillage，”saidSpiteri.“Istartedeatingthemonthefirstdayandthenforbreakfast，lunchanddinner.”Shehasbecomethe“redbeanbungirl”inChina.?

?Spicyhotchpotch

JuttaLeerdam，a23-year-oldspeedskatingplayer，fromtheNetherlands，posted（發(fā)帖）herfavoritespicyhotchpotch（麻辣燙）ontheInternet.“ThisisthefamousChinesesnackspicyhotchpotch.Itishealthierthanburgersandfries.”續(xù)表?

?Rice

GermanfigureskaterNicoleSchottsaidoneofherfavoritefoodsintheOlympicVillagewasrice.“ItisdifferentfromallofourEuropeanrice，”shesaid.“That’sactuallywhatIeateverysingledayalthoughIhavebroughtfoodsfromhome.”（

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）1.What’sJuliaMarino’sfavoritefood？A.Jiaozi.B.Redbeanbuns.C.Spicyhotchpotch.D.Rice.A續(xù)表（

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）2.Whoiscalledthe“redbeanbungirl”inChina？A.JuliaMarino.B.JuttaLeerdam.C.JeniseSpiteri.D.NicoleSchott.（

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）3.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage？A.JuttaLeerdamwhois23yearsoldcomesfromMalta.B.ChinesedishesarepopularatBeijingWinterOlympics.C.NicoleSchottthinksriceinChinaisthesameasEuropeanrice.D.JeniseSpiterishowsherlovetospicyhotchpotchontheInternet.CB（

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）4.Wherecanwereadthispassageprobably？A.Inanovel.B.Inasciencebook.C.Inahistorymagazine.D.Inafoodculturenewspaper.DB（2023·山東棗莊改編）Ayoungmanwasonatrain.Asthetrainturnedacorner，itsloweddownandthenasimplehouseappeared.Thehouselookedsodifferentfromthegreybuildingsofthecitythateverybodyonthetrainturnedtolookatit.Somepassengersbegantotalkaboutit.Theyoungmanwasalsointerestedinthehouse.Hedecidedtogetoffatthenextstationandmakehiswaytothehouse.Theownerofthehousesaidthathewastryingtosellthehouse，butnoonewouldbuyit，asthenoiseofthetrainspassingnearbymadeituncomfortabletolivein.Theyoungmandecidedtobuythehouseatoncefor$30，000.Heuseditforadvertising（做廣告），asthehousefacedtherailwayturning.Thetrainhadtoslowdownattheturning，givingthepassengersplentyoftimetolookatthehouse.Theyoungmanwenttomeetseveralbusinessmenandexplainedtheadvantagesofplacingadvertisementsonthesideofthehouse.Finally，onebusine