2022年中考英語時文閱讀訓練網(wǎng)課（word版無答案）

1、2022屆中考英語 時文閱讀 網(wǎng)課題型主要內(nèi)容01閱讀單選本文主要講述了新冠疫情期間，政府組織開展了在線教育的活動，列舉了家長和老師以及貧困農(nóng)村地區(qū)的學生在這段在線教學期間遇到的問題和解決方式。02完形填空本文主要講述了在疫情期間，各學校開始紛紛進行線上網(wǎng)絡(luò)教學，這對于老師，學生和家長來說都是一個挑戰(zhàn)，家長要外出工作，不能時刻盯著孩子，孩子利用網(wǎng)絡(luò)經(jīng)常做一些娛樂活動，這讓家長抱怨連連。03閱讀還原5選5本文主要介紹了上網(wǎng)課的優(yōu)點和缺點。04多任務(wù)混合閱讀在新冠病毒流行期間，中國的很多學生借助釘釘軟件上網(wǎng)課。本介紹了這個軟件的使用范圍及一些學生對它的評價。05語法選擇本文主要介紹了在線課程以及人

2、們對它的看法。01To stop the spreading of COVID-19, the governments have closed schools and universities. But “study must not stop”, says the education ministry. Under its orders, the countrys biggest exercise in online learning is underway, watched over by different people.“Keep your history of surfing the

3、 Internet.” Lin Kai warns his 11-year-old son, who needs to study online classes given by his teachers. Mr. Lin has reason to be worried. He lives in the city of Hangzhou. He has found his son not being focused because of online games. He wants his son to know that he will check what he did online a

4、t the end of the classes. There are other ways to check students study. Liu Weihua, who teaches at Wuhan University of Technology usually calls his students during online classes. Since online tests may not be helpful, he cares more about how his students perform in class discussions, Mr. Liu explai

5、ns. These are held by using Dingtalk by Alibaba and Ketang by Tencent. However, not all students are lucky enough to have computers. In poor rural areas, where some families dont have the Internet, classes could only be given by television. Since February 17th, China Education Network, a state-run（國

6、營的）service, has been providing classes every weekday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. to help them study better. And all main subjects, such as math and Chinese, are covered, while they should mainly study by themselves without the helps given by teachers or parents. With parents, teachers or just a TV, every

7、one is an online learner. Although kids can learn in different ways, one thing is true that parents and students are looking forward to the re-opening of schools.1Mr. Lin has reason to be worried because _.Ahis son doesnt do well in online studyBonline, study has lasted for too longChis son cant stu

8、dy on the InternetDonline study is bad for his sons eyes2The underlined word “these” in the third paragraph refers to _.Aonline classesBonline testsClass discussionsDphone calls3It can be learnt from Paragraph 4 that students living in poor rural areas can _.Astudy on the computerBuse a state-run se

9、rviceChave lessons at any timeDlearn all subjects in school4Which of the statement is NOT TRUE according to the passage?AThe largest number of students are taking online lessons because of the pandemic.BLin Kai wants to check what his son did online after online classes.CNot all the students in the

10、country can have online classes by computerDStudents dont want to go back to school according to the passage.5Which of the following best shows the structure of the passage?ABCD02After the Ministry of Education in late January announced that the 2020 spring term for schools was _1_ nationwide due to

11、 the coronavirus (新冠病毒), many schools have started online courses for students to study at home. However, the online education turns out to be a _2_ for both teachers and parents.Some teachers discover they leave the microphones off only _3_ they finish the online course, and others are easy to be t

12、roubled by their own young childrens shouting and crying.As the schools stay _4_, some parents complain that its hard for them to keep an eye on their kids especially when they are out for work. Chen Yan, a mom of a 10-year-old boy, said, “While working at the office, I often keep watching what my s

13、ons doing at home through the camera. So far Ive caught him doing everything _5_ studying. He spends all the time playing video games, watching soap operas or chatting with friends.”1Aput outBput offCput down2AreliefBpleasureCchallenge3AbeforeBafterCunless4AshutBopenCalone5AincludingBbesidesCExcept0

14、3Do you have any online classes? It is possible to take classes at home. All you need is a computer and a headset.However, according to a survey, most students dont like online classes. _1_ Many students said it is hard to pay attention to studying while taking online classes. This was true for Lian

15、, a 15-year-old student in a high school. “There are no real teachers watching me. _2_ Its harder to always listen to them carefully,” she said. Lian prepares a lot before taking her classes to make sure she will pay attention. _3_ Students can come up with or answer questions while taking online cl

16、asses.Wen, 14, from a high school in Chengdu, thinks online interaction（互動）isnt enough. “_4_ And I dont know them well either. When I dont hand in homework, all I get is a short message instead of real concern,” she said, _5_ “It saves time and money compared to taking offline classes. Also, if I do

17、nt understand some parts of a lesson, I can watch it over again,” some students said.AHowever, online classes still have other advantages.BThe online teachers dont really get to know me.CI can surf the Internet or do other things if I want to.DOnly 33% of students would take such classes.EShe also t

18、ries to push herself to talk with teachers.04The COVID19 is spreading around the world. It causes trouble in many countries. 但是在中國它阻止不了學生學習。Do you take any online classes through Ding Talk? Many students do. There are over 140,000 schools and 120 million students in China using the app. With the hel

19、p of Ding Talk, you can take classes and do homework. About 3.5 million teachers become anchors. Now it seems that Ding Talk is going global. Because of the virus, many countries close schools including the US, the UK, Italy, France and Japan. Over 700 million students cannot go to school. To help t

20、hem study at home, the UNESCO(聯(lián)合國教科文組織)introduces Ding Talk to the whole world. _ _ (根據(jù)) the UNESCO, Ding Talk is a powerful learning tool when schools are closed. In China, some students think the app is helpful, because they can keep learning at home. But some students dont like online classes, so

21、 they give the app only one star. Will students in other countries be happy with it?1請將處句子翻譯成英語。 _2請寫出句的同義句(每空一詞)。There are _ _ 140,000 schools and 120 million students in China using the app.3請猜出句中下劃線單詞的漢語意思。_4請在句空白處按照漢語提示填詞(每空一詞)。_ _ (根據(jù)) the UNESCO, Ding Talk is a powerful learning tool when scho

22、ols are closed.5連詞成句并做回答。can, what, with, Talk, you, do, the, Ding, of, help?A連詞成句：_B回答問題(不超過5個詞)：_05In the past, people could only find information from books and _ teachers. For serious students, it was a dream _ lectures from professors at top universities. The Internet has changed this situation

23、 _. Online courses offer people around the world access to global resources. On Nov 2, the Ministry of Education announced that, by August 2019, about 270 _ Chinese people had taken Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs慕課) one of the platforms for distance education. First introduced in 2006, MOOCs app

24、eared _ a popular mode of learning in 2012. Since then, top universities around the world, _ Peking University and Tsinghua University, _ MOOCs on different platforms. According to China Daily, China has now built an extensive (廣闊的) MOOC network, offering around 15,000 courses in different subjects.

25、 These subjects _ from physics and chemistry to Chinese traditional culture. “The various courses _ they offer are like a buffet(自助餐) , where you can pick _ interests you. _ thats why I use MOOCs very often,” said Wang Kerui, a freshman at Beijing Normal University. The interactive and flexible learning also keeps students _ back. Unlike traditional courses, students dont need to be simply satisfied with what the teacher has taught or busily take notes of all the key points in the class. They _ even learn something new or review what they learned in their spare time. H