中考英語總復(fù)習(xí)Feelings and emotions

中考英語話題復(fù)習(xí)TopicFeelingsandEmotionshappy/excitedrelaxedenergeticcheermeup…sunnycloudyrainysnowywindystormyfoggysmoggyfeelingsweatheruncomfortablescared/upsetsleepydrivemecrazy…positivenegativefeelingssubjectsChinesemathEnglishsciencehistoryphysicschemistrysubjectsP.E.chemistrybiologygeographyP.E.computerartmusicbiologygeographypoliticspositivenegativesleepy/boredafraid/uneasynervous/worriedtired/exhausteddrivemecrazyfeellikesleeping…energeticfullofenergyexcited/relaxedhappy/cheerful…Englishisso

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italwaysmakesmeveryexcited!neutralneitherexcitednorbored…h(huán)appy,excited,relaxed,energetic,cheerful,comfortable,shocked,surprised,…uncomfortable,scared,upset,sleepy,bored,uneasy,nervous,tired,exhausted,afraid,worried…positivenegativeneutralangry,unpleasant,lonely,disappointed,regretful…serious,curious,peacefulBrainstormFeelingsandEmotionsoptimistic,touched,thankful,hopeful,proud,determined,confident,lucky,satisfied,warm…Thingsorpeoplearoundinfluenceusalot.thingsorpeoplesubjectfriendsweathereventsmovies…gradesWhenweheardthenewsthatsomebigcompanies,likeH&MandNIKE,refusedtouseXinjiangCotton,wewere______.Howdidyoufeel?shockedsurprisedat...angrywith...disappointedwithGreateventsGreateventsBecausetheJapanesegovernmentplannedtopourtonsofradioactivewastewaterintothePacificOcean,wefelt______.Howdidyoufeel?shockedworried(about)afriad(ofsth.)angrysadnervous2021isthe100thbirthdayoftheCommunistPartyofChina(CPC).UndertheleadershipoftheCPC,ourcountryisdevelopingwell.Sowefeel_____.Howdoyoufeel?hopefulthankfulexcitedproudhappycheerfulGreatevents1.Howdidthemanandhiswifegotothecinemaoneevening?

A.Bycar.B.Bybike.C.Onfoot.2.Whywasthewomanveryangry?A.Becauseshethoughtthethiefhadstolensomethinginthehouse.B.Becauseshethoughtthedogdidn’tlookafterthehousewell.C.Becauseshethoughtthedogwassleeping.3.Whathappenedtothethiefaccordingtothestory?A.Hewaslockedinthehouse.B.HewascaughtinthegardenC.Hewasbittenbythedog.4.Howwouldthewomanfeelatlast?A.NervousanddisappointedB.AngryandafraidC.Luckyandthankful5.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Don’tjumptoconclusions.B.It’snogoodbeingangry.C.Thedogalsoneedsmorecare.Listenandchoosethecorrectanswer.Tip:Lookthroughthequestions,andlistenforthekeywords.①WhenIwasnineyearsold,Iwrotemyfirstpoem.

②Mymotherreadthelittlepoemandcried.“Buddy,it’sabeautiful,beautifulpoem!”Mymotherpouredoutherpraise.③“WhattimewillFatherbehome?”Iasked.Icouldhardlywaittoshowhimmypoem.Myfatherhadbegunhismoviecareerasawriter.Hewouldbeabletoappreciate（欣賞）mypoemevenmorethanmymother.Iconfidentlyputthepoemrightonmyfather’splateonthediningtable.④Mymothersaidhewouldbehomearound7.Butmyfathergothomeanhourlaterthanexpected.Hesatdownatthetableandnoticedhisplate.“Whatisthis?”Iheardhimsay.⑤“Ben,Buddyhaswrittenhisfirstpoem.Andit’sbeautiful,soamazing!”Mothersaid.⑥“Ifyoudon’tmind,I’dliketodecidethatformyself,”Fathersaid.

⑦Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.

“Ithinkit’sbad,”myfathersaid.Icouldn’tlookup.Myeyesweregettingwet.

⑧“Ben,sometimesIdon’tunderstandyou,”mymotherwassaying.“Thisisjustalittleboy.Heneedsencouragement.”⑨“Idon’tknowwhy,”myfatherheldhisground.“Isn’tthereenoughbadpoetry(詩(shī)歌)intheworldalready?NolawsaysBuddyhastobecomeapoet.”⑩Iranfromthediningroom,threwmyselfonthebedandcried.?Afewmonthslater,Ireadthatfirstpoem.Itwasabadpoem.Iworkedupthecouragetoshowhimashortstory.Myfatherthoughtitwasnotgoodbuthopeful.Iwaslearningtorewrite.?AsIworkedmywayintootherbooksandplaysandfilms,IrealizedhowluckyIwastohaveamotherwhosaid,“Buddy,it’swonderful!”andafatherwhoshookhishead“Ithinkit’sbad.”Botharelovethatforcesmetoimprove.Infact,allofusinlifeneedbothlovingforce.()1.WhatdidthemotherthinkofBuddy’spoem?A.ShebelievedBuddyneededadvicefromhisfather.B.Shewassomovedthatshecried.C.ShethoughtBuddyhadnotalentforpoetry.D.Shethoughtthepoemwaswellwritten.()2.Theunderlinedsentencemaymean________.A.MyfatherspentseveralhoursreadingmypoemB.Ittookmehourstowritethe10-line-longpoemC.ItisnecessarytospendmuchtimereadingthepoemD.Myfathertookalongtimetoreadmy10-line-longpoem()3.Thechangeofthewriter’sfeelingscanbedescribedas_______.A.proud—angry—uneasy--luckyB.confident—nervous—sad---gratefulC.curious—surprised—upset—luckyD.worried—excited—cheerful--peaceful()4.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A.Thewriterhasneverwonanypraisefromhisfather.B.Boththekindmotherandthestrictfathermadethewriterabetterperson.C.Thewriterwasnotconfidentanymore.D.Infact,thewriter’sfirstpoemwasnotbad.Readandchoosethecorrectanswer.②Mymotherreadthelittlepoemandcried.“Buddy,it’sabeautiful,beautifulpoem!”Mymotherpouredoutherpraise.()1.WhatdidthemotherthinkofBuddy’spoem?A.ShebelievedBuddyneededadvicefromhisfather.B.Shewassomovedthatshecried.C.ShethoughtBuddyhadnotalentforpoetry.D.Shethoughtthepoemwaswellwritten.DTip1:Readforkeywords.()2.Theunderlinedsentencemaymean________.A.MyfatherspentseveralhoursreadingmypoemB.Ittookmehourstowritethe10-line-longpoemC.ItisnecessarytospendmuchtimereadingthepoemD.Myfathertookalongtimetoreadmy10-line-longpoem⑥Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.

“Ithinkit’sbad,”myfathersaid.Icouldn’tlookup.Myeyesweregettingwet.Tip2:Guessthemeaningbyreadingthroughthecontext.D()3.Thechangeofthewriter’sfeelingscanbedescribedas_______.A.proud—angry—uneasy--gratefulB.confident—nervous—sad---luckyC.curious—surprised—upset—satisfiedD.worried—embarrassed—cheerful--peaceful⑥Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.…

Icouldn’tlookup.Myeyesweregettingwet.②Iconfidentlyputthepoemrightonmyfather’splateonthediningtable.?IrealizedhowluckyIwasto….Botharelovethatforcesmetoimprove.⑨Iranfromthediningroom,threwmyselfonthebedandcried.()4.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A.Thewriterhasneverwonanypraisefromhisfather.B.Boththekindmotherandthestrictfathermadethewriterabetterperson.C.Thewriterwasnotconfidentanymore.D.Infact,thewriter’sfirstpoemwasnotbad.BB?

AsIworkedmywayintootherbooksandplaysandfilms,IrealizedhowluckyIwastohaveamotherwhosaid,“Buddy,it’swonderful!”andafatherwhoshookhishead“Ithinkit’sbad.”Botharelovethatforcesmetoimprove.Infact,allofusinlifeneedbothlovingforce.whatthewriterhaslearnedfromtheexperience①WhenIwasnineyearsold,Iwrotemyfirstpoem.

②Mymotherreadthelittlepoemandcried.“Buddy,it’sabeautiful,beautifulpoem!”Mymotherpouredoutherpraise.③“WhattimewillFatherbehome?”Iasked.Icouldhardlywaittoshowhimmypoem.Myfatherhadbegunhismoviecareerasawriter.Hewouldbeabletoappreciate（欣賞）mypoemevenmorethanmymother.Iconfidentlyputthepoemrightonmyfather’splateonthediningtable.④Mymothersaidhewouldbehomearound7.Butmyfathergothomeanhourlaterthanexpected.Hesatdownatthetableandnoticedhisplate.“Whatisthis?”Iheardhimsay.⑤“Ben,Buddyhaswrittenhisfirstpoem.Andit’sbeautiful,soamazing!”Mothersaid.⑥“Ifyoudon’tmind,I’dliketodecidethatformyself,”Fathersaid.

⑦Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.

“Ithinkit’sbad,”myfathersaid.Icouldn’tlookup.Myeyesweregettingwet.

⑧“Ben,sometimesIdon’tunderstandyou,”mymotherwassaying.“Thisisjustalittleboy.Heneedsencouragement.”⑨“Idon’tknowwhy,”myfatherheldhisground.“Isn’tthereenoughbadpoetry(詩(shī)歌)intheworldalready?NolawsaysBuddyhastobecomeapoet.”⑩Iranfromthediningroom,threwmyselfonthebedandcried.?Afewmonthslater,Ireadthatfirstpoem.Itwasabadpoem.Iworkedupthecouragetoshowhimashortstory.Myfatherthoughtitwasnotgoodbuthopeful.Iwaslearningtorewrite.?AsIworkedmywayintootherbooksandplaysandfilms,IrealizedhowluckyIwastohaveamotherwhosaid,“Buddy,it’swonderful!”andafatherwhoshookhishead“Ithinkit’sbad.”Botharelovethatforcesmetoimprove.Infact,allofusinlifeneedbothlovingforce.Thepassageisorganizedintheorderof________.timewritteninthe__________tense(時(shí)態(tài)).simplepast①WhenIwasnineyearsold,Iwrotemyfirstpoem.

②Mymotherreadthelittlepoemandcried.“Buddy,it’sabeautiful,beautifulpoem!”Mymotherpouredoutherpraise.③“WhattimewillFatherbehome?”Iasked.Icouldhardlywaittoshowhimmypoem.Myfatherhadbegunhismoviecareerasawriter.Hewouldbeabletoappreciate（欣賞）mypoemevenmorethanmymother.Iconfidentlyputthepoemrightonmyfather’splateonthediningtable.④Mymothersaidhewouldbehomearound7.Butmyfathergothomeanhourlaterthanexpected.Hesatdownatthetableandnoticedhisplate.“Whatisthis?”Iheardhimsay.⑤“Ben,Buddyhaswrittenhisfirstpoem.Andit’sbeautiful,soamazing!”Mothersaid.⑥“Ifyoudon’tmind,I’dliketodecidethatformyself,”Fathersaid.

⑦Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.

“Ithinkit’sbad,”myfathersaid.Icouldn’tlookup.Myeyesweregettingwet.

⑧“Ben,sometimesIdon’tunderstandyou,”mymotherwassaying.“Thisisjustalittleboy.Heneedsencouragement.”⑨“Idon’tknowwhy,”myfatherheldhisground.“Isn’tthereenoughbadpoetry(詩(shī)歌)intheworldalready?NolawsaysBuddyhastobecomeapoet.”⑩Iranfromthediningroom,threwmyselfonthebedandcried.?Afewmonthslater,Ireadthatfirstpoem.Itwasabadpoem.Iworkedupthecouragetosh