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牛津上海版中考英语专题复习20阅读D篇回答问题学案
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学习目标:
教学内容
一、专题知识梳理
回答问题解题注意事项及答题关键:
知识点:
回答问题解题注意事项:
1.读懂问题,分清问题的种类,避免答非所问。
2.注意以材料为本。
无论是单词、词组、句子,还是人、物、时间、地点、原因等,都要根据文章内容准确填写。
3.注意文章中的人称、时态和数,做到问答一致。
考试时最常见的错误就是时态、语态用错。
灵活运用同义词语的替换和各种句型的的不同表达。
4.对于开放性问题的回答,应根据文章提供的素材,根据全文大意、中心思想和作者的情感、立场展开合理的想5.象;在对待生词的处理上,要一分为二地看待。
有些不影响理解的生词(如地名,人名)可直接忽视掉。
6.态度要端正,目前每年的篇幅都是呈上升的趋势,所以学生要有心理准备,务必要把握好做阅读题的节奏。
7.
回答问题解题关键点:
1.注意时态与人称2.不忘其所以连词与副词例如:
2019二模长宁__________________________________________.94.WhydidthehundredsofbirdsdieinthePacificOcean?
)eatentheplasticthrownintohundredsofdeadbirdsthathaddiedbecausetheyhadaccidentally(意外地原文对应:
thesea.
94.Becausetheyhadaccidentallyeatentheplasticthrown解析:
注意问题的时态是一般过去时,因此答案应该写成:
intothesea.
3.介词绝不能遗漏例如:
2019奉贤二模阅读篇97.Howdosmellsbringbackmemories?
?
:
Byusingaprocesstocreateapictureinyourmindfromtheodorsyousmell.?
回答注意介词
二、专题精讲1:
例题
Everymonth,juniorhighschoolsinChinachooseoneheroofthemonth.Thispersonisaherobecauseheorshehas
donesomethingtohelpprotectanimalsindanger.HuangJingdecidedtowritealettertothePresidentofChina.
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DearMr.President,
Ihavebeendoingaprojectatschoolrecentlyaboutanimalsindanger.Ithinkthesituation
allovertheworldisreallyawful.IamwritingtoyoutosuggestwhatChinashoulddotohelp
protectanimalsmore.
)inChina,whichisgood.Ilive(保护区Iknowthattherearenearly2,000naturereserves
inBeijingandthereareabout30reservesoutsidethecity.Wevisitedoneofthemlastmonth
toseeforourselves.
popularmostoneofthegiantpanda.It'stheIfeelsosorryfor
animalsintheworldandarealsymbolofChina.Welearnedthatpandas
mainlyliveonbamboo,andthatapandacaneathalfitsbodyweightof
salotofbamboo.Ithinkweshouldtrytodobambooin24hours!
That'moretostopcuttingdowntheirforests.Pandasarealreadyarareanimal
)forever.
(灭绝anditwouldbesosadiftheybecameextinctalligatorTheotheranimalweshouldtrytoprotectmoreistheChinese
TheseofeasternChina.live(扬子鳄).Thesecreaturesinsomeparts
beautifulanimalsliveinfreshwaterriversandlakesbutthewaterinsome
It'sreallydirtyinfact.The'tcleanenoughforthemtolivein.placesisngovernmentshouldstopfactoriespollutingthelakesandrivers.
IfweprotectthesebeautifulanimalsinChina,morepeoplemaywishtovisitChinatosee
them.Theycouldbeanimportanttouristattraction.Itwouldbegoodifmorepeoplecameto
visitourbeautifulcountry,especiallytoseethequieterareasinthecountry.Nowmostvisitors
justseethecities.
Ihopeyouwillencouragemorepeopletothinkaboutsuchanimportantsubject.
Sincerelyyours,
HuangJing
sprojectatschoolabout?
sHuangJing''93.Whatsabout__________________________.
t'I94.WhatanimalsdidHuangJingtalkaboutinhisletter?
__________________________.
95.Howmuchbamboocanapandaeatin24hours?
__________________________.
96.Whyisthewaterinsomeplacestoodirtyforalligatorstolivein?
__________________________.
97.AccordingtoHuangJing,howcouldanimalsbecomeanimportanttouristattraction?
__________________________.
98.IfyouareaheroofthemonthlikeHuangJing,whatelsewillyoupossiblydotohelpprotecttheanimalsindanger?
__________________________.
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三、专题过关1
检测题Leadershipinatimeoftrouble
onAugust5,2019.Therewerethirty-threementrappedatthebottom(倒塌)(智利的)minecollapsedTheChilean,700metersbelowthesurfaceoftheearth.Themenknewtheywereinbigtrouble.Wouldtheybeofthemine(矿)).Luckily,though,there绝望alive?
Itwasatimeofdespair(rescued,orwouldtheybeforgottenandremainburied(埋)
wasonemanwhodidnotdespair,onemanwhorosetotakechargeoftheirdangeroussituation.Hewastheirleader:
Luis
Urzua.
Urzuawasaminerandhehadtheexperienceandknowledgegainedfromworkingundergroundforthirtyyears.He
immediatelytookchargeofthesituation.Heorganizedthemenintothreegroupstogivethemateamspirit.Hekeptthe
menbusy.Hegavethemjobstodoandkeptthemworkingatregularhours.Thisgavethemenastructureandasenseof
gavethemenhope.
(正常)牯敤?
?
?
桴?
湥?
琠楨?
湜牯慭楬祴Leadershipisalwaysimportant,butitisespeciallyimportantintimesoftrouble.Aleaderhastoknowhowtofindout
whattheproblemsareandthensetgoalsthatareachievablebyhisgroup.Somepeopleseemtobenaturalbornleadersbut
leadershipcanalsobeachievedbyknowledgeandexperience.Itisnevertooearlytobeginlearninghowtobealeader.
beingtheclassmonitororevenlookingafterayoungerchild.These(例如)Youcandothisbyacceptingresponsibility,e.g.thingsgiveyoutheexperienceofsolvingproblemsandbeingresponsibleforothers.
TheChileanminersknowhowimportantleadershipis.Theyarethankfultotheirleader,LuisUrzua.
99.HowmanyminerswereburiedwhentheChileanminecollapsed?
100.Whowastheirleader?
101.Whatdidtheminersdowhentheywereintrouble?
102.Theminersdidn'tlosetheirhope,didthey?
103.Weretheminersbacktothegroundatlast?
104.Accordingtothepassage,whatshouldaleaderdointimesoftrouble?
105.Accordingtothepassage,howcanapersonlearntobealeader?
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检测题Musicnotonlygivesyousomethingtosinganddanceto,butalsocanmakeyoufeelhappier.Scientistssaythat
smindandevenhelptorelievepain.Howdoesmusicworkitsmagic?
Itisthefactthatmusiccanhelptorelaxpeople')ourmood.Recently,thereisascientificresearchtobackupwhatwehavealwaysknownaboutmusiccanadjust(调节相反的情(Theoppositeareorhappytheymorehelpful.excitedthatThemusic.studieshaveshownwhenpeopleare
orunderstress.Theuseofmusiccaninfluencehowhelpfulpeoplecan(好斗的))happenswhenpeoplefeelaggressive况be.
gymnasiumintheexercisegroupstudents.Half256studymadeAdrianDr.Northawithuniversitythetook
listeningtomusicwhichcanbringhappinessandtheotherhalfexercisedtoaggressivemusic.Whenleavingthegym,the
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.(残疾运动员基金会)'sfoundationstudentswereaskedtohandoutflyers(传单)insupportofthelocaldisabledathlete)handoutflyers.愿意Theresultsshowedthatnearlyhalfofthegroupthatlistenedtohappymusicwerewillingto(
Butlessthan20%inthegroupthatheardtheaggressivemusicwerewillingtodoso.Thisstudysuggeststhatourchoiceof
be)canthatproductivity(生产效率cooperate(to合作).Whileastudyalsoshowsmusiccaninfluenceourwillingness
jobmind,s刺激)worker'musicintheworkplace.Asmusicstimulates(withincreasedtherightchoiceofbackground
satisfactionisoftenpositivelyinfluenced.Otherstudieshaveshownthatworkerswhoareinagoodmoodhavemorejob
satisfactionthanthoseinabadmood.
ahavecooperate.Moodsperson'sabilitytocanThesestudiesshowthatmusichaveapowerfulinfluenceona
)oncooperationandjobsatisfaction.Thesefactorsalsohaveadirectrelationshiptothesuccessdirectinfluence(直接影响ofabusiness.
88.Whatdoscientistssayaboutmusic?
___________________________________________________________.
tit?
doesn'“support”backup89.Thephrase“”inLine6,Paragraph1mostprobablymeans
____________________________________________________________.
90.Whydopeopleusetherightchoiceofbackgroundmusicintheworkplace?
____________________________________________________________.
91.HowmanyuniversitystudentsdidDr.AdrianNorthmakeastudywith?
____________________________________________________________.
92.Howdopeoplefeeliftheyareboredorsad?
____________________________________________________________.
Whatdomoodshaveadirectinfluenceon?
93.____________________________________________________________.
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检测题area,youkeepacloseeyeonthesky.Thispartofthemid-westernUnitedStateshasas(龙卷风)1)IfyouliveinTornado
maybeonlyahop,skip,(旋风)manyas300tornadoesblowingthroughiteveryyear.Localpeopleknowthata“twister”andajumpaway.Twistersaretornadoes,andtornadoesaretroubleforpeoplelivingthere.
).TornadoesarethemostterriblewindsonEarth.Theycantravelup雷雨2)Atornadoiswindcausedbyathunderstorm(to300milesanhour.Atthathighspeed,theydamagealmosteverything.Astheymove,tornadoesturnroundquicklyina
twistingmovement.Theychangedirectionwithoutwarning.
appearance.Takeanicecreamcone,独特的)(3)Onceyou'veseenatornado,you'renotlikelytoforgetit.Ithasauniqueturnitupsidedown,andyou'vegotamodelforatornado.Thesoundisalsohardtobemistaken.Everythingbecomes
completelysilent.Eventheinsectsstopbuzzing.Itseemsthetornadotakeinallofthesoundfromtheair.Suddenlyit
shoutsitallbackoutinaroar,likeatrainrunningoutofcontrol.
?
Rememberthe
)绿野仙踪ThewizardofOz4)Butsometimestheresultcan'tbepredicted.Haveyoueverseenthefilm(
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housethroughtheairfortwomiles.AnothertwisterliftedascenewhenDorothy'shouseflies?
Atornadooncecarrieda
anddroppeditbacktoEarthsomemilesaway.Nodiskwasbroken.Once,atornadosweptachildand橱柜)chinacabinet(herponyintotheair.Hermotherfoundherhalfamileaway,stillsittingonthepony.Luckily,neitherthegirlnorherpony
wasseriouslyhurt.
5)Thesestoriesendedhappily.Mosttornadostoriesdon't.Theseterriblewindstormsusuallybringsadness,deathandeven
werefiveschools,thousandbuildings,includingkilled34peopleinonetown.Threedisasters.In1955,at