2024年中考英語(yǔ)主題閱讀提優(yōu)特訓(xùn)主題三社會(huì)服務(wù)與人際溝通課件（揚(yáng)州地區(qū)）

主題閱讀主題三社會(huì)服務(wù)與人際溝通一、

（2023·宿遷統(tǒng)考三模）完形填空OnenightIwassittinginmykitchenhalf-listeningasmy15-year-oldsonTommyfoughtwithhisbrotherKevin.Ididn’tpayattentionwhenKevinwentupstairswithalookof

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?onhisface.About20minuteslater，asIwaswalkingupstairs，I

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?Kevincryinginhisroom.Iknockedonthedoorandasked，

“Kevin，doyouwantto

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?？”No

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?.Itriedagain.Stillnothinghappened.So，Itookapieceofpaperfromanotepadandwrote，

“Ifyoudon’twanttotalk，wecanwrite

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?toeachother.”AndIslippeditunderthedoor.一二三四AnhourlaterIwasstill

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?ontheflooroutsidehisdoorwithastackof（一疊）notesinmyhands.AsIreadoneofKevin’snotes，Icouldn’thelpcrying.Itsaid，

“

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?inthisfamilylovesme.Iamneithertheyoungestnortheoldest，andIamnotthe

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?.TommythinksIamtooweak，andDadwisheshehadtheotherKevinasakid

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?he’sbetteratbasketball.You’re

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?aroundtoevenunderstandme.”Hewas

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?aboutmypart.Feelingsorryforhim，Iwroteback，

“Kevin，Idoloveyou，andyouare

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?inthisfamily.”Hedidn’treplyforawhile，butIcouldhearhimcryingsoftly.一二三四Kevin

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?paper，sohewrote“Thanks.”onapapercup.Iwroteback“Forwhat？”.Itwasreturnedtomewiththereply“Lovingme.”writtenonit.Sincethen，Ihavetriedmybestto

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?myfamilymembers.Whenoneofusnoticesthattheotheris

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?，we’llsmileandsay，

“Writeitonapapercup.”一二三四（

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）1.A.pride

B.impatience

C.hurt

D.fear（

A

）2.A.heard

B.saw

C.left

D.caught（

D

）3.A.cry

B.shout

C.argue

D.talk（

C

）4.A.problem

B.communication

C.answer

D.worries（

B

）5.A.letters

B.notes

C.texts

D.diaries（

A

）6.A.sitting

B.running

C.crying

D.thinking（

D

）7.A.Anybody

B.Everybody

C.Somebody

D.Nobody（

C

）8.A.tallest

B.biggest

C.smartest

D.fastest（

B

）9.A.when

B.because

C.although

D.ifCADCBADCB一二三四（

D

）10.A.yet

B.just

C.still

D.never（

C

）11.A.wrong

B.unfair

C.right

D.strict（

B

）12.A.included

B.loved

C.disliked

D.missed（

A

）13.A.ranoutof

B.madeuseof

C.gottiredof

D.gaveup（

B

）14.A.lookat

B.careabout

C.thinkof

D.worryabout（

D

）15.A.proud

B.quiet

C.shy

D.unhappyDCBABD一二三四二、

（2023·泰州統(tǒng)考二模）閱讀理解ForagirlfromavillageinChina，adreamjobcouldbeanything，exceptperhapscomingbacktoworkinthevillagewhereshewasborn.ButZhangGuifangreturnedtohervillageinCentralChina’sHenan，eventhoughshehadbeenrunningabusinessinTianjinforoverayear.一二三四AsamemberoftheCommunistPartyofChina，shewaschosenasPartysecretary（書(shū)記）ofSanjiaVillage.Shespentfivemonthsplanningthecreationofwallpaintingsofcolourfulsunflowers，wingsandballoonstomakethevillagehousesandwallsbeautiful.Shewantedtousethemtocreatewhatshecalleda“rainbowvillage”.Whileexplainingherideas，Zhangsaidthatshejustwantedtohelpvillagerssotheywouldbeabletolivearicherlife.一二三四Herhardworkandcreativitypaidoff.Forthefirsttime，Sanjiahasbecomefamous，withpicturesofthevillagespreadingwidelyontheInternet.SanjiaisaverycommonvillagecommunityinHebi.Althoughsheonceraisedmanyideastodevelophervillage，itwasn’tputintopracticebecauseofmoney.Therainbowvillageideawouldbethemostcost-efficientprojectbecauseitdidn’tcostalotofmoneyandtheriskwasn’ttoogreat.“Wethoughtthatifitbroughtintourists，evenifallthevillagersdidwassellbottlesofwaterorhandmadenoodlesbythesideoftheroad，theycouldmakemoney，”shesaid.一二三四Asayoungvillagehead，Zhang’sjobisn’teasy.Sheoftencriedatfirstandonceconsideredgivingup.However，shetoldherselfthatnomatterhowhardthingswere，shewouldholdonforanothermonth.Slowly，herhardworkandcreativitypaidoff，whichimprovedherconfidenceandledhertothinkbigger.Zhangwasplanningtocreateacountrysidestudybase，wherestudentsfromcitiescouldexperiencecountry’slifeandlearnabouttheland.Zhanghopedthataslongasshewasthere，Sanjiawouldgoinabetterdirectiontowardabrightfuture.一二三四（

B

）1.WhatdidZhangdobeforeshereturnedtohervillage？A.ShedrewpicturesforSanjiaVillage.B.SheranherownbusinessinTianjin.C.Sheopenedacountrysidestudybase.D.Shesoldbottlesofwateronthesideoftheroad.（

C

）2.Theunderlinedword“them”refersto“

?”.A.thehousesB.thevillagersC.thewallpaintingsD.theagriculturalproductsBC一二三四（

A

）3.WhydidZhangchoosethe“rainbowvillage”ideatodevelopthevillage？A.Becausetheideadidn’trequirealotofmoney.B.Becausetheideacouldbringinmanytourists.C.Becausetheprojectcouldgetpaidinfivemonths.D.Becausetheprojectcouldbeputintopracticequickly.A一二三四（

C

）4.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeZhang？A.Humorousandresponsible.B.Professionalandconfident.C.Creativeandhard-working.D.Excellentandindependent.C（

A

）5.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext？A.Tolivebyoneselfistomakeotherslivebetter.B.Taketimewhiletimeis，fortimewillbeaway.C.Thegreatestthingsmusthavethesmallestbeginning.D.Don’tputofftilltomorrowwhatshouldbedonetoday.A一二三四三、

（2023·鹽城?？家荒＃╅喿x表達(dá)（每題答案不超過(guò)10個(gè)詞）Socialmedia（社交媒體）iscertainlyaninterestingplacetolearnothers’opinions.Youcanreadeverythingfromstrangeideastofactsandeverythinginbetween.Butwhenyou’respendingtimeonlineandreadingsomanyopinions，it’squitepossiblethatyou’llsometimesseesomeonewritesomethingthatyoustronglydisagreewith.一二三四Infact，youmightfeelsostronglythatyoufeellikeyoushouldreplytothispersonatonce.Youmightdosomeresearch，findsomefactsofyourownandthenreplytowhatthey’vewritten.Youfinishwritingoutyourreplyandclick“Post”towintheargument（爭(zhēng)論）！Exceptthatit’snotreallymuchofavictory.Mostpeopledon’tlikeitwhenotherpeopledisagreewiththeirideas，especiallyonlinestrangers.It’sunlikelythattheywillchangetheiropinionjustbecauseyouarguedwiththem.Infact，it’spossiblethatyoumakethemfeelmoreconfidentthatthey’recorrect.一二三四Andthethingis，whenyougetinthesekindsoffightsonline，itslowlyinfluencesyou.Youmightnotknowitatfirst，buttheargumentthatyoutakepartincanactuallyhaveabadinfluenceonyourmood.Ifyouargueoften，youstarttoenjoyarguingandthenendupdoingitevenmore.It’sadangerouscycle.Iguessthebestthingtodoistellyourselfthatmostargumentsaren’tworthit.Therearebetterandmoreinterestingthingstodo，whetheronlineorinreallife.一二三四1.Whatcanyoureadfromsocialmedia？

Everything.

?2.Whydopeoplereplyatoncewhentheydisagreewithothers？

Towintheargument.

?3.Howmightmostonlinestrangersfeelwhenyoudisagreewiththemonline？

Theymightfeelmoreconfident.

?4.Whichkindofinfluencedoestheargumenthave？

Abadinfluenceonyourmood.

?5.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofmostargumentsonline？

Theyaren’tworthit./Worthless.

?Everything.

Towintheargument.

Theymightfeelmoreconfident.

Abadinfluenceonyourmood.

Theyaren’tworthit./Worthless.

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（2023·天津南開(kāi)區(qū)統(tǒng)考二模）缺詞填空（每空1詞）Manybookshavebeenwrittenabout“theartofgiving”.Butwhatabouttheartofreceiving？Sometimes，receivingagiftcanbedifficult，especiallywhensomeonebuysyouagiftyoudon’tw

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?！“IrememberwhenIwasabouttwelveyearsold，myparentsg

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?meapurpleschoolbag，”saysXiaojing.“Itreallymademefeelembarrassed（尷尬），becauseIthoughttheschoolbagwasreallyugly！Still，Ipretended（假裝）thatIl

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?itbecauseIknewitwouldmakemyparentshappy！”一二三四Linglinga

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?.“Thatsoundslikemygrandparents！Afewyearsago，mygrandparentsboughtmeanorangesweaterformybirthday.IusedtoweariteverytimeIvisitedthem，butItookitoffi

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?assoonasIlefttheirhouse！Ofcourse，thismademefeelsorry.Itwasaverynicethought，butmygrandparentshavedifferenttastefromme！Ithinkit’shardtobuyc

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?orotherpersonalthingsforpeople.”一二三四Tomakethingseasier，somepeoplej

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?usemoneyasagif