中考英語(yǔ)總復(fù)習(xí)主題專練9天氣、旅游與交通課件

主題九天氣、旅游與交通一、語(yǔ)法選擇(原創(chuàng))Lastsummervacation,IdecidedtovisitWolonginSichuanProvince.BeforeIstarted,mymomremindedmetotakecareof__1__againandagain.Becauseitwasmyfirsttimetotravelalone,I__2__reallynervousatfirst.Wolongisalargenaturereserve(自然保護(hù)區(qū)),which__3__severalpandabasesforbreeding(繁殖)andresearch.Istayed__4__asmallhotelnexttoWolongPandaCenterafterIarrived.Iwouldvisitthecenterthenextmorning.Everythingwentwellatfirstthenextday.Isawmany__5__playinthetrees.Theylookedsocute.Iwasnotnervousanymore.Ialsotried__6__themwithsomebamboo.Theywerehappyandevenwantedtogetclosetome.Later,Ileftthecenterhappily.ButwhileIwasgoingbacktothehotel,Ilostmyway.Iwasso__7__thatInearlycried.Atthatmoment,alocalmancameuptomeandasked__8__Ineededanyhelp.ThenheshowedmethewayandIarrivedatthehotel__9__intheend.__10__triptoWolongnotonlyallowedmetolearnaboutpandasinamoresatisfyingway,butalsotomeetfriendlypeople.Thisexperiencegivesmethecouragetotravelaloneagaininthefuture.(

)1．A．myself B．me C．mine(

)2．A．feeling B．feel C．felt(

)3．A．including B．include C．includes(

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)5．A．panda B．pandas C．pandas’A

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二、完形填空Kidsintheworldgotoschool.Thereareschoolsincitiesandschoolsinrural(鄉(xiāng)村的)areas.WhenIwasayoung__1__,myfirstteachingjobwasinavillageinthefarnorthofCanada.Therewerenoroads.Ihadtotakea__2__toflyintothevillage.Iwasquitenervousaboutthisnewjob.Intheautumn,whenIarrived,theweatherwas__3__.Thesunshoneandthedayswereclear.Butallofthatwassoontochange.InlateOctober,theseason__4__changed.Onemorning,Iwokeupanditwaswinter.Therewasnowarningatall.Inwinter,itisverycoldinCanada’snorth.Itsnowsalot,too.Onewinterday,itstartedtosnowreally,reallyhard.Thewind__5__.Andthesnowdidnotstop.Itsnowedforawholeday.Itsnowedall__6__,too.Onthemorningofthethirdday,thesnowfinallystoppedcomingdown.I__7__andlookedoutofmywindow.Thestudentslookedoutoftheirwindows,too.Theycouldnot__8__anythingfaraway,includingtheirschool.“Ourschoolhas__9__，”theycried.Alltheycouldseewaswhitesnoweverywhere.Thesnowcoveredtheschoolcompletely.Ofcourse,therewasnoschoolthatday.Thepeopleinthevillagecameandhelpedusdigoutthesnow.Ittookthreedaystoseethe__10__again!Thekidsenjoyedtheirdaysoff.Buttheyweregladtogetbacktoschoolfinally.(

)1．A．doctor B．teacherC．policeman D．worker(

)2．A．ship B．truckC．train D．plane(

)3．A．cold B．fineC．rainy D．cloudyB

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)4．A．slowly B．hardlyC．suddenly D．widely(

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)7．A．wokeup B．pickedupC．lookedup D．turnedup(

)8．A．see B．bringC．show D．help(

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)10．A．village B．schoolC．road D．houseA

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三、閱讀理解ATourA14

SeaWorldSeaWorldcelebrates50yearswithaSeaofSurprises.StepunderthewavesatSeaWorldSanDiego’sall-newExplorers’Reef.Go“hand-in”

totouchashark,acrab,orthousandsoftinycleanerfishthatwillbiteplayfullyatyourfingers.Andyoucanenjoyanall-newShamu’sCelebration：LightUpTheNightshow.Ticketprice:Adult：$111

Child(3－10)：$105TourA13

SanDiegoZooTakeawalkonthewildsideattheSanDiegoZoowithoneofthemostkindsofwildanimalsintheworld.TheSanDiegoZoocovers100acresandbrings4,000animals,representing800kinds,togetherinoneplace.Thezoohassomeofthemostbeautifulandrarecreaturesintheworldandoffersyouagreatchancetovisitwildanimals.Ticketprice:Adult：$90

Child(3－11)：$72TourA16

LegolandCaliforniaOfferingafulldayofwonderfuladventures,Legolandgivesfun,imagination,andentertainmenttotoday’syoungstersandtheirfamilies.AtLegolandCaliforniaeveryoneinthefamilybecomesaheroonmorethan50superrides,showsandattractions.Ticketprice:Adult：$109

Child(2－12)：$104TourA6

UniversalStudiosHollywoodGobehindthescenesontheworld-famousStudioTourtoexplorewhereHollywoodmoviesaremade.Then,facethrillingrides,showsandattractionsthatputyouinsidesomeoftheworld’sbiggestmovies.Ticketprice:Adult：$138

Child(3－12)：$96(

)1．________isgoodfor11-year-oldPeterwhoiscrazyaboutridesbuthasonly$100.A．TourA6 B．TourA13C．TourA14 D．TourA16A

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)2．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．NightsatSeaWorldwillnotbeverydark.B．Itisthe50thbirthdayofSeaWorldSanDiego.C．CleanerfishatSeaWorldareverydangerous.D．SanDiegoZoocoversalargeareawithmanywildanimals.C

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)3．Amongthefourplaces,________isthebestforkidswithimagination.A．SeaWorld B．SanDiegoZooC．LegolandCalifornia D．UniversalStudiosHollywoodC

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)4．Theunderlinedword“thrilling”inthispassageprobablymeans“________”．A．tiring B．excitingC．normal D．scaring(

)5．Thetextaboveprobablycomesfrom________.A．a(chǎn)sportsreport B．a(chǎn)storybookC．a(chǎn)sciencemagazine D．a(chǎn)travelwebsiteB

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BHowdoyoutravelinthecity?Doyouhaveacarinyourfamily?PeopleinEdmontonmadeasurveyonwaysoftransportandreasonsforusingthecarinthecity.Herearetheresults.ThepiechartexplainswhatwaysoftransportationpeopleprefertousemostofthetimeandtheformshowsthereasonwhypeopleinEdmontonusetheircarsinthecity.ReasonsforUsingtheCarCommute(上下班)towork55%Business20%Takingchildrentoschool15%Shopping5%Leisure(休閑活動(dòng))5%Overall，peopleinEdmontonmakegooduseofdifferentmethodsoftransport，butthereisaheavydependenceoncarsforwork.What’sthesituationinyourcity?Nomatterhowpeopletravelinthecity，dorememberthatthemorepeoplechoosepublictransport，thebettertheenvironmentwillbe.(

)6．WhydopeoplemakethesurveyinEdmonton?A．Toseehowmanypeopletravelbybusandwhypeopletravelbybus.B．Toseewhypeopletravelbycarandhowmanypeopletravelbybus.C．Toseehowpeoplegotoworkandhowmanypeopletravelbycar.D．Toseehowpeopletravelinthecityandwhytheytravelbycar.D

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)7．WhichisNOToneofthecommonwaysoftransportationinEdmonton?A．Thecar. B．Thetaxi.C．Thesubway. D．TheLRT.(

)8．HowmanypeopleinEdmontonusetheircarstogotoworkaccordingtotheform?A．15%. B．40%.C．45%. D．55%.C

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)9．Accordingtothesetwocharts，whichoneisTRUE?A．5%ofthepeopletravelbycarforshoppingaswellasforfreetimeactivities.B．MorethanonequarterofthepeopleinEdmontonusecarsforfreetimeactivities.C．Carsareusedtotakechildrentoschoolmorethanbusinesspurposes.D．Lessthanhalfofthepeoplegotoworkintheircars.A

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)10．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．MostpeopleinEdmontongotoworkbybus.B．PeopleinEdmontondon’tliketotaketheLRT.C．ThereareoverthreemainwaysoftransportationinEdmonton.D．PeopleneverusecarsforbusinessinEdmonton.C

C配對(duì)閱讀。左欄介紹了五個(gè)人所遇到的天氣狀況，

右欄介紹了七種有關(guān)天氣的信息，

請(qǐng)為這五個(gè)人所遇到的天氣狀況匹配相關(guān)的天氣信息。(

)11．Marygotuplatethismorning.Shewashedherface,brushedherteethandhadaquickbreakfast.Sherushedtoschoolwitharaincoatinherbackpack.B

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)12．Alicewantedtogotothebeachandenjoythesunshineandfreshairwithsomefriends.Shethinkstheywillhaveagoodtimethere.(

)13．Ginadidn’ttakeanumbrellawithherwhenshewentoutintheafternoon.Soshehadtorunbacktothehotelintherain.Badly,shecaughtacold.E

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)14．EmmahadbadluckwhenshegottoTianjin.Peoplecouldn’talmoststandonthestreetandsomelightthingscouldflyawayeasily.(

)15．BettywenttoJilinonbusiness.Shewasveryexcitedandsurprised,becauseshesawthatitwaswhitehereandthere.Shecouldn’twaittotakeouthercamera.D

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A．Itwasbadlycold.Itsnowedyesterday.It’scoldinJilin.Peoplewearwarmclothes.Somepeoplegoskatingandskiing,andothersstayathomeandwatchTV.B．Itwasdarkandfullofcloudsintheskythismorning.Theairmadepeoplefeelwetandstressed.Therewasnowind.Maybeitseemedtorain.C．Itwaswindy.Manychildrenwereflyingkitesinthepark.Andmanypeopleweredoingsports.Howrelaxedtheywere!D．Ithadastrongwindoutside.Stayingathomewasbetter.It’softenwindyinMarchhere.InApril,it’smild(溫和的).SometimesitrainsinMay.E．Itisalittlehot,buttheweatherisverynice.Onadaylikethispeoplecandoallkindsofoutdooractivities.F．Itrainedalltheafternoon.Catsanddogsfelldownfromtheskyatthesametime.Inaminute,thewholestreetbecameaworldofwater.Anditwascold.G．Itissunnythesedays.Anumberofpeoplegatherinthesquaredancingandplaying.Howhappytheyare!四、短文填空be

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Sowhatdidpeopledobeforethere3._________maps？Well,itwasquiteeasytousenaturalsignslikemountainsandrivers.And4.______wasmuchmorelogical(合理的)tousetime,notdistance,tomeasurejourney：thenextvillageisathree-hourride,forexample.were

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Intheearliest5._________,peopledidn’tdrawlandmarksbutthestars.Itwasveryeasytoseethenightskyanduseitfornavigation(導(dǎo)航).Theskywasalotclearer6._________thepollution.Whentownsandcitieswerebuilt,peopledrewroadmaps7._________gavecorrectdistanceanddirections.maps

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TheLondonUndergroundwasopenedin1863anditalsousedaroadmapstyle.Butaman8._________HenryBeckrealizedthattravellingbytrainwasn’tthesameasdrivingyourcaracrossLondon.Passengersonlyneededtoknowwhichstationstochangeat.Hisnewdesignfortheundergroundmapwasn’tvery9._________withthetraincompaniesatfirst,butthepassengerslovedit.named

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Thesedays,ofcourse,youcanrideabike,driveacaror10._________throughaforestandknowwhereyouareexactly,usingaBDS.It’sreallydifficulttogetlost!walk

五、讀寫(xiě)綜合A．回答問(wèn)題請(qǐng)閱讀下面短文，

根據(jù)所提供的信息，

回答5個(gè)問(wèn)題。要求所寫(xiě)答案語(yǔ)法正確、語(yǔ)義完整切題，

并將答案寫(xiě)在指定的位置上。Manypeoplelovetravellingtodifferentcountries,butifyouplantogoabroad,youshouldknowhowtobehaveindifferentsituationsaroundtheworld.Mosttravellersenjoymeetingnewpeople,butsometimesyoucanberude(粗魯?shù)?withoutsayinganything.InRussia,youshouldnevershakehandsinadoorway,andifyou’retravellinginThailand,nevertouchpeople’sheadsorpointyourfeetatpeople.WhentheJapanesemeetnewpeople,theylikegivingbusinesscards—butyoushouldreadthecardcarefully,notjustputitinyourpocket.InmostEuropeancountriespeopleexpectalotofeyecontactwhenyoutalktothem,butinmanyAsiancountriesalotofeyecontactseemsunfriendly.AndinSouthAmericapeopleusuallystandquiteclosetoeachotherwhentheytalk,butincountriesliketheUSAyouneedtogivepeoplemorepersonalspace.Also,it’srudetointerrupt(打斷)Japanesepeoplewhiletheyaretalkingtoyou.Youmustwaituntiltheyfinishbeforeyoustartspeaking.InrestaurantsinChinayoucanleaveabitoffoodonyourplate,andit’sOKtotalkwitheachotherwhileeating,whichyoumustn’tdointheUK.WheninIndia,remembertoeatwithyourrighthand.Also,avoidleavingemptybottlesonthedinnertableinRussia—that’sbadluck.Whenyou’retravellinginAsia,ifsomeoneinvitesyoutohisorherhome,don’tforgettotakeoffyourshoeswhenyouarrive.AndifyouvisitanArabfamily’shome,don’tadmireanythingvaluablebecauseyourhostwillfeelheshouldgiveittoyouasapresent.Withsomuchtothinkabout,it’snotsurprisingthatsomepeopleprefergoingonholidayintheirowncountriesortheymightjustdecidetostayathome.1．Whatshouldpeopleknowiftheyplantogoabroad?___________________________________________________________________2．Whatshouldpeopleneverdoifthey’retravellinginThailand?___________________________________________________________________Theyshouldknowhowtobehaveindifferentsituationsaroundtheworld.

Theyshouldnevertouchpeople’sheadsorpointtheirfeetatpeople.

3．WhatdoEuropeanpeopleexpectwhenpeopletalktotheminmostcountries?_________________________________________________4．WhydopeopleavoidleavingemptybottlesonthedinnertableinRussia?_________________________________________________Theyexpectalotofeyecontact.

Becausethat’sbadluckinRussia.

5．Whydon’tpeopleadmireanythingvaluableiftheyvisitanArabfamily’shome?________________________________________________________________Becausethehostwillfeelhes