中考英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)主題語(yǔ)篇（二）課件

《人與自我》主題語(yǔ)篇（二）一、完形填空(話題：16歲少年勇救落水男孩)

16-year-oldCoryHembergerwasplayinghockey(冰球)onthefrozenLakeAfton._1_,heheardsomeonecryingforhelp.A13-year-oldboyhadfallenthroughtheiceandhisfriendwastryingto_2_him.“Hewascryingforhelp.Hisfriendtriedtohelphim,buthe_3_fallingintothelake,”saidCory.

He_4_tothetwoboyswithhishockeystick.“Iwaskindof_5_atthemoment.Myheartwasbeatingfast,soIjustwentforitwithoutthinkingtoomuch,”Coryadded.Heheardtheicecracking(破裂)underhim,butwas_6_togetthetwoboysoutwithoutfallinginbyusinghishockeystick.

Cory’smother,LisaHemberger,didn’tlearnwhathadhappeneduntilthenextdaywhenshesawapostonFacebook.“Notallsuperheroeswearcapes(斗篷),someplayicehockey,”the_7_said.

Lisasoon_8_themessagewaspostedbythemotherofoneoftheboysthatCoryhadsaved.ShereachedouttothemotherAmandatosayitwashersonCorywhosavedtheboys.Butshesaidshedidn’tneedanything_9_.“ShewantedtojustthankmeforCory’sgreat_10_,andthathersonwasokay.WithoutCorybeingthere,shedidn’tknowwhatwouldhavehappened,”Lisasaid.(

)1.A.Suddenly

B.Luckily

C.Quietly

D.Seriously(

)2.A.send

B.prepare

C.reach

D.offer(

)3.A.kepton

B.endedup

C.feltlike

D.dependedon(

)4.A.rushed

B.walked

C.replied

D.turned(

)5.A.afraid

B.brave

C.normal

D.upsetACBAB(

)6.A.difficult

B.happy

C.able

D.excited(

)7.A.mother

B.son

C.post

D.boy(

)8.A.sent

B.wrote

C.realized

D.described(

)9.A.insurprise

B.inreturn

C.inneed

D.inahurry(

)10.A.efforts

B.service

C.effects

D.decisionsCCCBA二、閱讀理解(B篇)（話題：餓怒癥）

Haveyoueverbeenangryatsomeonewhenyouwerehungry?Ifso,you’veexperienced“hangry(餓怒癥)”—somepeoplegetangryeasilyastheyarehungry.Thereasonforthisliesinwhathappensinsideyourbodywhenitneedsfood.

Everythingyoueatwouldbechangedintodifferentkindsofnutrients(營(yíng)養(yǎng)物質(zhì))inyourbody.Thesenutrientswouldenteryourbloodandbepassedtoeverypartofyourbodyandbeusedforcreatingenergy.Astimepassesafteryourlastmeal,thesenutrientsinyourblooddrop.Also,yourbloodglucose(血糖)drops.

Unlikeotherpartsinyourbody,yourbraintotallydependsonbloodglucosetodoitsjob.You’veprobablyalreadynoticedthatsimplethingscanbecomedifficultwhenyou’rehungryandyourbloodglucoselevelsdrop.Youmayfindithardtopayattention.Forexample，youmaymakesillymistakesinyourstudyandhomework.Youmightalsohavenoticedthatyoucan’tevenspeakclearlywhenyou’retoohungry.

Anotherthingthathappenswhenyou’rehungryisbehaving(表現(xiàn))impolitelyandcan’tcontrolyourself，suchassnapping

atothers.Inthatcase，eventhoughyoumayalreadytryyourbesttoavoidconflict(沖突)withimportantfriends，youmaystillbetooangrytocontrolyourself.

So,whatshouldwedotoavoidbeinghangry?Theeasiestwayistoeatsomethingbeforeyougettoohungry.Thebestchoiceistohavesomenutrient-richandnaturalfoodthathelpsdealwithhunger.Thefinalwayistosuggestthatdifficultsituationsshouldbedealtwithafterameal,notbefore.(

)1.Whendoes“hangry”usuallyhappen?A.Whennutrientsenteryourbody.B.Whenthebodyneedsfood.C.Whenthebloodglucoselevelsrise.D.Whenit’shardforyoutopayattention.B(

)2.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?A.Theinfluenceofbeinghungry.B.Thereasonofcreatingenergy.C.Thewayofdroppingbloodglucose.D.Theuseofthenutrients.D(

)3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“snapping”inParagraph4mostprobablymean?A.Laughing.B.Shouting.C.Looking.D.Pointing.B(

)4.Whichisoneofthewaystodealwithhangry?A.Dealwithdifficultsituationsaftermeals.B.Trytocontrolyourselfwhenyouarehungry.C.Eatsomethingafteryougettoohungry.D.Eatalittlejunkfoodbeforeyouarehungry.A(

)5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Everythingyoueatwouldenteryourblooddirectly.B.Yourbrainiscompletelydependentonbloodglucosetodoitsjob.C.Youmaybehaveimpolitelywhenyouarehungry.D.Toavoidbeinghangry,youcaneatsomethingbeforeyougettoohungry.A三、回答問(wèn)題（話題：為夢(mèng)想而努力）

RenZiweiwasborninHarbin,HeilongjiangProvinceonJune3,1997.WhenRenZiweiwasachild,hehadtwointerestclasses:shorttrackspeedskating(短道速滑)andviolin.Hewasinterestedinskatingandpracticedskatingforanhourafterschooleveryday.

“InGradeOne,Itookhimfromschooltothesportsschool,”saidWangBeiming,hisfirstcoach.

“Atthattime,hetookthebustotrainafterschoolinwinter.Itwasmorethannineo’clockwhenhegothomeatnight.Hehadtodohishomeworkwhenhecameback.Hegotupatfiveo’clockinthemorning,wenttotheiceagain,andwenttoclassaftertraining,”hismothersaid.

Enteringthenationalteamin2014,althoughhealsowonthegoldmedalintheworldcompetition,winningthegoldmedalintheWinterOlympicGameswasRenZiwei’smostimportantdreamatthattime.

RenZiweihasliveduptothisinsistence（堅(jiān)持）.InthefourShotTrackSpeedSkatingWordCupracesbeforetheBeijingWinterOlympics,RenZiweiperformedwell,withgoldmedalsrecordedineachrace.

AttheBeijingWinterOlympics,RenZiweiwontwogoldmedals.RenZiweisaidthathewouldcontinuetotrainhardinthefuture.FromRenZiwei’sstory,wecanlearnthataslongasweworkhardforourdreams,wecanrealizeourdreams.1.WhatisRenZiweiinterestedinwhenhewasachild?__________________________________________________________________________________________________2.WhatwasWangBeiming,askateroracoach?_________________________________________________RenZiwei/Hewasinterestedinskating(whenhewasachild)./Skating.WangBeiming/Hewasacoach./Acoach.3.WhendidRenZiweienterthenationalteam?__________________________________________________________________________________________________RenZiwei/Heenteredthenati