2019中考英語 七下 Unit 1-2 閱讀練習 人教新目標版

1、2019中考（人新）英語七下U12閱讀練習及答案 (限時:30分鐘)AOne of the things to be learnt in a foreign language is guessing all the time what kind of thing to come when listening to someone talking. People do this all the time in their own language, so it is necessary (必要的) to do this in a foreign language, too. Here are s

2、ome examples.1. Whats the matter？ I went to a party last night, so I2. I feel so tired these days. I think youd better3.Of course, she never stops talking. She is one of the mostYou can see from the above three examples that the context (上下文) helps a lot in understanding what is being talked about.

3、So guessing is very important in understanding English, especially (尤其)spoken English. 1.This passage tells us mainly about _.A. the importance of guessing in learning a foreign languageB. how to guess what one is going to talk about C. some examples of right guessingD. how important it is to guess

4、all the time2.from the context, we can see maybe the finished answer in EXAMPLE I is _.A. so I didnt have a good time. B. so I went to bed very late.C. . So I felt unhappy. D. so I got up very early. 3. Maybe the finished answer in EXAMPLE 2 is _.A. I think youd better have a good rest and take good

5、 care of yourself. B. I think youd better have something to drink. C. I think youd better get some help from your friends. D. I think youd better be more careful. 4. Maybe the finished answer in EXAMPLE 3 is _.A. she is one of the most famous film stars. B. she is one of the most beautiful women. C.

6、 she is one of the most famous speakers. D. . she is one of the most talkative women. 5. From the passage we can infer (推斷) that guessing is _in learning a foreign language.A. the only wayB. more important in spoken English than in written English C. more important than any other wayD. more importan

7、t in written English than in spoken English【參考答案】15、ABADBB2018安徽改編Childrens Games in Ancient ChinaDuring ancient times, children didnt have much to enjoy themselves. However, they came up with interesting games to play in their childhood.Kicking stone ballsDuring the Qing Dynasty, kicking a stone ba

8、ll around was a popular game in the northern part of China, and it was often played in winter to keep warm.Playing hide-and-seekHide-and-seek is a traditional game for children, popular around the nation. There are two ways to play; covering a childs eyes while other kids run around to tease(戲弄) him

9、 or, more commonly, others hide and one child must try to find them.Flying kitesKites have quite a long history. The earliest kites were made of wood, instead of paper. The three most famous kites are the Beijing kite, Tianjin kite and Weifang kite. Each has its own feature. For example, the bird-sh

10、aped kite with long wings is a special kind of the Beijing kite.Watching shadow plays(皮影戲)The closest thing to watching a film during ancient times was going to see a shadow play. The artists control puppets(木偶) behind the screen and tell stories to the music.1.According to the text, the game of kic

11、king a stone ball was . A.played in summerB.like flying kites C.invented in BeijingD.popular in North China2.How is hide-and-seek usually played?A.One plays and others watch. B.Others laugh and one must cry.C.Others hide and one tries to find.D.One runs and others try to catch.3.Which ancient game i

12、s like watching a film? A.Kicking stone balls. B.Flying kites.C.Playing hide-and-seek.D.Watching shadow plays.主旨大意 本文是一篇應(yīng)用文。文章談及了中國古代四項孩子們的游戲玩石球、捉迷藏、放風箏和看皮影戲等。1.D細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Kicking stone balls部分中“kicking a stone ball around was a popular game in the northern part of China”可知,玩石球在中國北方受歡迎。故選D。2.C細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)

13、Playing hide-and-seek部分中“more commonly, others hide and one child must try to find them.”可知,捉迷藏游戲是別人躲藏,一個人試圖找到他們。故選C。3.D細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Watching shadow plays部分中“The closest thing to watching a film during ancient times was going to see a shadow play.”可知,古代皮影戲相當于現(xiàn)在的看電影。故選D。C閱讀下列短 文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。

14、Have you ever met a person who is an author, farmer and explorer? How about a doctor who believes that we should all learn to be good at giving up? These were some of the people I met and the ideas I heard when I attended the TEDxABQ meeting.TEDx events are held all over the world, from cities like

15、Amsterdam and Sydney to even small towns like my hometown of Albuquerque. Speakers are invited from everywhere in the world to share encouraging ideas about science, education or simply the art of living.At that meeting, workers encouraged us to use our smartphones to tweet live (發(fā)微博直播) from the eve

16、nt and share pictures with others. Then, every tweet was put onto a huge screen in the hall so even the audience could take part in the discussion.The atmosphere was comfortable. Everyone walked around wearing red T-shirts. We were served cookies and sandwiches. As the event began, I talked to some

17、of the audience, which was full of people from different backgrounds, including engineers and teachers. I felt like the youngest one there!It was cool to see how the speakers could share their many years experience in a 15-minute speech. I still remember that an architect said school buildings affec

18、ted childrens learning and behavior. A student described how her autism (自閉癥) helped her see connections between technology and scientific problems.The TEDx experience is one that is best heard and not told. The ideas at the event have opened my eyes. Ive decided to try to think differently in life,

19、 just like those speakers!1. According to the first two paragraphs, people at TEDxABQ meeting _.A. are a lot younger than beforeB. come from Albuquerque this yearC. believe we should learn to give upD. discuss many topics with the audience2. From the story, we learn that _.A. heated discussions depe

20、nd on tweeting liveB. speakers should include good experiences in their speechesC. people can get different benefits from TEDxD. school buildings make a difference for autistic kids3. Which of the following is NOT true?A. The audience was asked not to take pictures.B. The audience came from differen

21、t careers.C. Many speakers shared their own experiences.D. The writer felt like the youngest in the meeting.4. What does the writer think about the TEDx meeting?A. It was boring.B. It was meaningful.C. It lasted too long.D. It was aimed at some people.參考答案14、DCAB DAre you still worried about how to

22、get your phone charged(充電)? Now, a 19-year-old teenager can help you to solve this problem. He has invented a phone charger which uses energy from your own body to charge your phone.Hand Energy, the wonderful invention of the inventor Michael Vaga, allows you to charge your phone simply by shaking y

23、our hand, which starts the chargers gyroscope(陀螺儀) to produce electricity. And the electricity can then either be stored or used to charge a phone immediately.He said, “With each rotation(旋轉(zhuǎn)) of your hand, the gyroscopes speed increases quickly and produces more power. The average speed of the gyros

24、cope is about 5,000 rounds per minute. With this small charger, your physical energy can be turned into electrical energy and this means you can charge your phone.”Hand Energy can help you produce endless electricity. You can use it everywhere you want. It is especially useful for people who have to

25、 spend a long time in the wilds. Whats more, its friendly to the environment and helps you to exercise your wrists. It takes between 40 minutes and one hour to fully charge the batteries(電池) in the Hand Energy. The invention took Vaga a year to develop. Now, the inventor from Minsk, Belarus, is read

26、y to put it into production and send out the creative convenient chargers. Its price is 99 euros (84 pounds).1.If we want to produce energy with the charger, we should .A.shake our handsB.move quickly C.go to the wildD.charge our phones2.Who will be interested in the invention most?A.The teachers.B.The medical workers. C.The drivers.D.The field workers. 3.It is not clear whether or not, according to the passage.A.the more you shake, the more power it producesB.the charger