2022年人教版中考英語二輪復習周周練（七）課件(共23張PPT)

1、周周練周周練（七）一、語法選擇A woman was waiting for her flight at an airport. She went to a shop and bought a book _1_ a bag of cookies. Then she arrived at the departure lounge （候機室）, sat down and started reading her book. Later _2_ saw that a man sat down next to her and took one of her cookies out of the bag.

2、 She pretended not to notice at first. But then the man took more. Maybe he decided _3_ all the cookies.and she to eatThen there was just one left. The man took the last cookie and _4_ it in half. He held out one half to the woman. She could not believe this man stole _5_ of her cookies and then off

3、ered half a cookie in return. She _6_ took it out of his hand and ate it.Finally, it was time for her flight. As she went to the gate, she realized _7_ her cookies were still in her bag. The man was eating his own cookies _8_ whole time and simply wanted to share the cut allangrilythatthelast one wi

4、th her. The woman felt shameful. She wanted to apologize to the man for her rudeness. When were not paying attention to the world around us, it can be easy to misunderstand whats happening or even become angry _9_ others. It is _10_ to keep our eyes open and think about every possibility when trying

5、 to understand a particular（特定的） situation.withbetter ( )1. A. if B. but C. and D. because( )2. A. her B. she C. herself D. hers( )3. A. to eatB. eatC. eatingD. ate( )4. A. cuts B. is cuttingC. cut D. has cut( )5. A. none B. neither C. each D. allCBACD( )6. A. angrilyB. more angrily C. angryD. anger

6、( )7. A. whoB. thatC. whenD. whether( )8. A. /B. aC. theD. an( )9. A. withB. byC. toD. on( )10. A. bestB. the bestC. better D. goodABCAC二、完形填空An old woman lost her only son. The sad woman went to a clever man and asked, “Is there any way that can throw away my _11_?”The clever man said to her, “Go a

7、nd _12_ me a seed (種子) from a home that has never known sadness. I will _13_ it to drive the sadness out of your life.” The woman went off at once to _14_ that magical seed. sadnessbringuselook forFirst, she came to a beautiful house, knocked at the door, and asked _15_, “Excuse me, I am looking for

8、 a home that has never known sadness. Is this such a place? It is very important to me.”They told her, “Youve certainly come to the _16_ place.” And they began to describe all the sad things that had recently happened to them. politelywrongThe woman said to herself, “Who is able to _17_ these people

9、 that have such sadness like me?” She stayed to _18_ before she went on looking for a home that had never known sadness. But wherever she went, whether in the homes of the poor or the rich, she only found one sad _19_ after another. She became so _20_ helping other people that she forgot about looki

10、ng for a seed that would magically end her own sadness. She even never realized that helping others had driven the sadness out of her life. helpcheer them upstorybusy( )11. A. happinessB. kindness C. sadness D. illness( )12. A. bringB. takeC. fetchD. carry( )13. A. pushB. useC. lendD. lose( )14. A.

11、look atB. look upC. look forD. look after( )15. A. politelyB. happilyC. proudlyD. angrilyCABCA( )16. A. rightB. wrongC. cleanD. dirty( )17. A. catchB. orderC. hideD. help( )18. A. cheer them upB. set them up C. wake them upD. put them up( )19. A. manB. womanC. storyD. trip( )20. A. fantasticB. scare

12、dC. terribleD. busyBDACD三、閱讀理解(B篇)People from north China are different from people in south China in many ways. For example, most people in the north tend (傾向) to prefer to eat meat, while southerners prefer vegetables. But where do these differences come from?A study of over 140,000 Chinese people

13、 has shown that genetics (遺傳學) might hold the answer. Scientists from BGI-Shenzhen, a gene study center in China, found that six genes can cause genetic differences between people from different parts of China. This is a result of natural choice, which leads to different eating habits. According to

14、the study, more people from north China carry the FADS2 gene than those from south China. This gene helps to metabolize (代謝) fat in the human body. Therefore, people from north China are better able to digest (消化) meat and fat. This helps them live more easily in northern areas where there is more m

15、eat and fewer vegetables. Moreover, the study also showed that people from the south are more immune (有免疫力的) to certain illnesses than people from the north. For example, malaria (瘧疾) was once widespread in some parts of south China. So peoples genes changed so that they could better resist the illn

16、ess. However, there are also downsides. People from the south are more likely to have a certain kind of blood illness. The gene G6PD, which causes this illness, is more common in people from the south than those from the north. It seems that nature has a way of balancing itself out. ( )21. _ cause p

17、eople to have different eating habits. A. Their genesB. The weatherC. The food they growD. The houses they liveA( )22. According to the passage, FADS2 _.A. helps people put on weightB. helps people digest meatC. can help people live longerD. can cause a blood illnessB( )23. From the passage, we know

18、 that people from the south _.A. dont carry the gene G6PDB. are more immune to malariaC. are less likely to get blood illnessesD. have more healthy eating habitsB( )24. The underlined word “resist” in Paragraph 4 means _ in Chinese. A. 抵抗B. 診斷C. 研究D. 傳播( )25. The passage mainly talks about _. A. why

19、 Chinese people prefer to eat meatB. why people have different ways of digesting food C. how genes can influence our habits and preferences D. the progress Chinese scientists have made in studying geneticsAC四、短文填空Jenny lived a happy life when she was a little girl. But something awful happened one a

20、fter another. She lost her left arm in a traffic accident at the age of sixteen. What was _26_, both of her parents died when she was twenty years old. Her elder brother wanted to take _27_ of her. However, Jenny refused to live with his family, saying that she would like to look after _28_. She wor

21、se / morecareherselfstudied very hard and managed to _29_ a college. Four years later， she graduated and found a job in a company near her home. Once she wrote in her diary, “I am quite lucky. _30_ I lost one arm，I still have two legs.”Just as the saying goes, “God is opening a window for you while shutting off a door.” Jenny chose to face her bad luck in _31_ active way. Instead of feeling sad all day, s