長(zhǎng)沙專版2020中考英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)方案第一篇教材考點(diǎn)梳理課時(shí)訓(xùn)練10Units1-2八下試題

PAGEPAGE1課時(shí)訓(xùn)練(十)Units1-2(八下)(限時(shí):30分鐘)Ⅰ.語(yǔ)法填空1.[2019·長(zhǎng)沙沖刺]Weusedtoarelaxinglifeayearago.Butnowweshoulddomuchworkeveryday.Somestudentsaren'tusedtothebusylife.

A.have;have B.have;havingC.having;have2.[2019·長(zhǎng)沙模擬]Wemusttrytodoeverythingwecanwastewaterfromrunningintotherivers.

A.prevent B.toprevent C.preventing3.Ittakestimefriendship.

A.todevelop B.develop C.developed4.OldMr.Greendoesn'tfeelbecausesomestudentsvisithimregularly.

A.lone B.alone C.lonely5.Thenoticesaysthesportsmeetinghasbeentillnextweek.

A.puton B.putdown C.putoff6.—Thepriceofvegetablessoquicklythesedays.

—Oh,no,butIdon'tthinkso.A.afford B.rises C.raise7.—Howareyoutoday?—Oh,IasillasIdonowforalongtime.

A.didn'tfeel B.wasn'tfeelingC.haven'tfelt8.[2019·青島改編]Asmiddleschoolstudents,wefollowthepublicruleswhereverwego.

A.would B.should C.could9.[2019·昆明改編]—Youlookedunhappyjustnow.?

—Imissedtheschoolbusandarrivedlateforclass.A.Whatdidyoueatforlunch B.HowwasyourpicnicC.Whathappenedtoyou 10.Thesenewtypesofenergycostverylittleandwillnever.

A.runoutof B.comeout C.runoutⅡ.詞語(yǔ)填空Astimewentby,manythingswereforgotten.However,Icould11rememberyearsbackduringmyfirstdayinthe5thgrade.Itransferred(轉(zhuǎn)學(xué))toalocalschoolforboys.Iwasanewstudentthen.Lifewasreally12formyparentsbecauseofahigherschoolingfee.

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Irealizeditshouldnotstopmefromdoingmybest18wehavedifferencesinthecultureoreconomic(經(jīng)濟(jì))situation.WhatistrueisthatMom19muchtimemakingitpossibletogivethebestforme.Ishouldbe20ofit.AndIdid.IworethisMom-madetagfortherestoftheschoolyear.

()11.A.hardly B.clearly C.badly()12.A.difficult B.fascinating C.helpful()13.A.trained B.warned C.required()14.A.playground B.shop C.library()15.A.cut B.increase C.divide()16.A.madeuseof B.madefriendswith C.madefunof()17.A.attention B.influence C.expression()18.A.eventhough B.sothat C.asif()19.A.spent B.cost C.took()20.A.patient B.proud C.politeⅢ.圖表理解A[2019·長(zhǎng)郡模擬]NameHobbyDreamWayFrankMusicSingerTakepartinthecity'ssingingcompetitionnextyearAnnDancingDancerGotothedancingclubJennySportsRunnerJoinasportsclubthistermPeterTravelingDoctorGotoChinatostudyChinesemedicineMikeSportsBasketballplayerJoinabasketballclub21.BothJennyandMikelike. ()

A.traveling B.playingsportsC.listeningtomusic22.Fromthechart(圖表)weknowthat. ()

A.FrankwillstudyChinesemedicineB.JennyisinasportsclubC.MikewantstobeabaseballplayerBBeaker(燒杯)Ischemistryyourfavoritesubject?Withthisapp,yoursmartphoneturnsintoabeaker.You“pour”chemical(化學(xué)的)materialsbytouchingtheright-handcornerofyoursmartphone.You“l(fā)ight”amatchbyswiping(涮)thescreenquickly.ButterCameraThisapphelpsyouedit(編輯)yourphotosandvideos.Therearelotsoffilters(濾鏡)thatcanmakeyourphotosbeautiful.Butthecoolestthingisthatitcanhelpyouaddprettyandartisticcharacters.MonumentValleyPlayersneedtohelpprincessIdawalkoutofamonument.Themonumentisdesignedlikeamaze(迷宮).Playershavetorotate(旋轉(zhuǎn))themonumenttofindthewayout.Thisisarealtestforyoureyesandbrain.23.Youcan“pour”chemicalmaterialsby. ()

A.swipingthescreenquicklyB.shakingthe“beaker”C.touchingthespecialcornerofyoursmartphone24.Ifyouwanttomakeyourphotosbeautiful,whichappcanhelpyou? ()A.Beaker. B.ButterCamera.C.MonumentValley.25.Whatisthemonumentlike? ()A.Amaze. B.Arealvalley. C.Apalace.Ⅳ.[2019·柳州改編]語(yǔ)篇補(bǔ)全Sleepplaysanimportantroleinbraindevelopment.Childrenshouldgetenoughsleep.26.Astudysaysthatbecauseofbeingshortofsleep,itismuchharderforchildrentodosomethingcarefully.Andalsotheybecomeforgetfulandeasytomakemistakes.Anotherstudyshowsthattherightamountofnight-timesleepisjustasimportantforchildren'sdevelopmentashealthyeatingandtakingexercise.

27.Ingeneralayoungerchildneedsmoresleepthananolderone.Childrenattheageof5—11willneed10—12hoursofsleepanightwhilechildrenattheageofmorethan11willneedlesshours.

Infact,manyparentsdon'tknowhowtohelptheirchildrengetenoughsleep.Hereissomethingyoucando.Forchildrenattheageof5—11,a30—40minutes'routine(常規(guī))beforesleepishelpful.28.Intheactivities,childrenrelaxandenjoythemselvesalot,andtheywillgotosleepmoreeasily.

Childrenattheageofmorethan11maygotobedlateintheevening,talkingwithfriendsonline,playinggamesorwatchingTV.29.Andeventheywillbetiredduringtheday.Solimit(限制)yourchildren'suseoftheInternet,gamesandtheTVbeforetheygotobedanddon'tallowthemtohaveacomputerorTVsetintheirbedroom.

A.Ifnot,manyproblemswillcometothem.B.Whydoesachildneedsomuchsleep?C.Howmanyhoursofsleepisenoughforachild?D.Sotheywillfinditdifficulttogetupinthenextmorning.E.Itincludesabath,readingastorytogetherandsoon.Ⅴ.情景交際A:Welcometoour“HandinHandClub”!MayIhaveyourname,please?B:Yes.Thomas.ThomasBrown.A:OK,Thomas.30.

B:I'mauniversitystudent.A:YouspeakEnglishverywell.HowlonghaveyoulearnedEnglish?B:31.MymotherisanEnglishteacher.ShehastaughtmeEnglishsinceIwasveryyoung.

A:Suchalongtime!Areyougoodwithchildren?B:Yes,Igetonverywellwithchildren.AndIwasonceavolunte