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热点04任务型阅读之阅读填空+回答问题+还原句子为了弥补阅读理解客观题(判断是非题与单项选择题)一统天下、考生容易猜测的局面,近年来各地中考英语阅读理解部分都引入了属于主观题性质的任务型阅读,要求考生或填写表格(一般限定词数),或回答问题。这类试题的难度最大,考生如果不能真正读懂并理解文章,
就无法下笔。值得一提的是,近年来任务型阅读的主观题在各地中考英语试题中所占的比例越来越大,有的地方试题甚至采用两篇,既要求考生根据文章填写表格,又要求考生在阅读文章后回答问题,但是,综观任何一组中考英语阅读理解试题,试题的难易度分布非常有序。此类任务型阅读是各种题型
的综合,可以给出不同的任务让学生逐一完成。一般是在问题设计上兼顾了多种类型,既有根据短文设计的问答题和相应的翻译题、句型转换等,又有根据内容完成句子,完成这一题型应非常细致,应认真地到原材料中收集有用的信息,并且经过整理输出信息。在明白题意和文章的
基础上仔细阅读后面的题目要求,根据实际情况去完成所要求的任务。具体答题策略如下:1.认真审题,读懂题意由于目要求形式多样,在同一篇阅读材料中会要求完成不同的任务,因此解题前要先明确任务,做到心中有数。2.快读阅读,掌握大意在做影时要快速扫视一下文章的大意,然后结合前面的题目的要
求,大致明白所要完成的任务。3.细读题目,完成任务在明白题意和文章意思的基础上,仔细阅读后面的题目要求,在原文中找出问题题干所包括的部分,这样就可以快速准确地抓住有效信思,确保答题的准确性。如果是根据英文释义写单词的题,则一定要确保所填的单词来
源于原文,切不可脱离原文,随意发挥。环保、健康、科技、阅读等。阅读填空1、(2021·江苏锡山·模拟预测)“ThereasonwhyIchosetobeadirectorwasnotforshootin
gfilmsbutforLiHuanying,”JiaLingtoldThePaper.LiHuanying,Jia’smother,passedawaywhenJiawas19.Toexpresshersadnessandregret,Jiadec
idedtomakeafilmnamedHi,Mom,whichwasshownonFeb12.Basedonherpersonalexperiences,thefilmdescribesJiatravelingbacktotheye
ar1981,whenshemeetshermotheratayoungageandtriestoimprovehermother’slife.The39-year-oldneverimaginedthatherdirectorialworkwouldmakehistory
.AsofFeb23,ithastakeninover4billionyuan,accordingtoprofessionalboxofficetrackerDengta.Hi,Momhasreceivedmanypositivereviews.Manymoviegoe
rscouldn’thelpbutruntearsforthefilm’sdescriptionofthecloserelationshipbetweenadaughterandhermother.“Jia’ssucces
scomesasasurprise,astheworkisspecial.Sheputsherloveandmemoriesofherdeceased(过世的)motherintothefilmandletstheviewersfeelhe
rsincerity(真诚),”ShiChuan,achairmanoftheShanghaiFilmAssociation,toldtheGlobalTimes.Indeed,themovie’ssincerityandtouchingmome
ntsmakeupforitstechnicalfeatures.Ithasremindedinternetuserstocelebrateandlovetheirmothers.Numbersofphotosan
dtextsfloodedintoweibowithahashtagphotoofmymotherwhenshewasyoung.Withthefilmgainingattractionbywordofmouth,thenewdirector“isalre
adyChina’smostcommerciallysuccessfulfemalefilmmakerever”,TheHollywoodReporternoted.AmovieformothersReasonsforshootingt
hefilmJiadecidedtomakeafilmnamedHi,Momin___1___ofhermotherwhopassedaway.Detailsofthefilm➢It’sbasedonthe___2___eventsofJiaandhermother,showinghersad
nessandregret.➢Inthefilm,Jiatime-travelsbackto1981andbecomesfriendswithhermom.➢Thefilmtakesa___3___lookattherelationshipbetwee
nadaughterandhermother.Somereviews➢Manypeoplesaidtheyweretouchedbyitsrawfeelings.➢Internetusersandviewersareremindedto
celebrateandlovetheirmothers.Conclusion➢Thefilmaboutmother-daughterrelationshipswasa__4__attheSpringFestivalholidayb
oxoffice(票房).➢Jiawas___5___as“alreadyChina’smostcommerciallysuccessfulfemalefilmmakerever”byHollywoodReporter.2、(2021·江苏扬州·三模)Manypeo
plethinkstressisbadforhealth.Itraisestheriskofeverythingfromthecommoncoldtoseriousdiseases.Usually,weturnstressintotheenemy.However,astudyhasgiv
enusawholenewlookatit.Inthestudy,ifpeoplewithlotsofstressdon’tbelievestresscanharmthem,theywillhavethelowestriskofdying,i
ncludingpeoplewithalittlestress.Canchanginghowyouthinkaboutstressmakeyouhealthier?Sciencesaysyes.Whenyouchangeyourmindaboutstress,youc
anchangeyourbody’sresponse(反应)tostress.Peoplewhoconsiderthestressresponseashelpfulfortheirlifearelessstres
sed,lessworriedandmoreconfident.Howyouthinkandactcanchangeyourexperienceofstress.Whenyouchoosetothinkyou
rstressresponseishelpful,youcreatethebiologyofcourage.Whenyouarestressedandchoosetocommunicatewithothers,youcancreateresilience(韧性).Yo
ucangetawayfromthebadinfluencesofstressonyourhealth.Themostamazingthingisthatstressmakesyousocial.Yourstressrespo
nsewantstomakesureyounoticeothersintroublesothatyoucansupporteachother.Whenlifeishard,yourstressresponsewantsyoutostayw
ithpeoplewhocareaboutyou.Also,stressisnotuseless.Ithelpsusreachourhearts.Ourkindnessfindsjoyandmeaningincontactingothers.Yourhear
tbeatssofasttogiveyoumorestrengthandenergy.Youshouldthinkofstressinanewway.Ifso,you’renotjustgettingbetter
atstress.Youcantrustyourselftodealwithchallengesandbelieveyoudon’thavetofacethemonyourown.Howdoyoumakeachoicebetweenastress
fullifeandlifewithoutstress?Stressliesinmanymeaningfulthings.Sothebestansweristogoafterwhatcreatesmea
ninginyourlife.Thentrustyourselftodealwiththestressthatfollowsandmakefriendswithit.HowtoChangeStressintoYour_____6_____CommonthoughtStre
ssisbadforusandletstheriskofgettingsick_____7_____.NewstudyaboutstressRound-upIfpeoplewithstressdon'tbelievestressis_____8_____,the
ywillhavethelowestriskofdying.ChangeyourmindaboutstressWhenconsideringstressresponseisofsome_____9_____tolife,peoplewill
feellessstressed.Yourexperienceofstress_____10_____onhowyouthinkandactunderstress.Thebadinfluencesofstressonyourhealthcanbe_____11
_____.Stressmakesyousocial.Youandthepeoplearoundyougiveeachothercareand_____12_____whenit'snecessary.Stressisuse
fulStressmakesyourheartbeatfastandletsyoufeel_____13_____andmoreenergetic.Thinkinginanewway,youdon’tneedtofacechallenges_____14_____.ConclusionI
t’sworthgoingaftersomething_____15_____andmakingfriendswithstressthatfollows.3、(2021·江苏·无锡市江南中学二模)Acreditcardisaplasticca
rdthatyoucanusetopurchase(购买)itemsinsteadofpayingincash.Thecreditcardcompanychargesthestoreownerasmallpercentagefeefortheservice.Hav
ingacreditcardisaconvenientwaytopurchasegoods.Youdonothavetocarrymoney,sincemoststoresacceptcreditcards.Thestorepaysthecreditcar
dcompany2%fortheservice.Ifyouhaveyourmoneyinyourcard,that’sgood.Ifyoudon’thaveyourownmoney,youcanbuildupadebt(债务)onyou
rpurchasesthatyoumustpayoffatalaterdate.Whencheckingoutwithitemsyouwanttopurchase,youortheshopkeeperscansthecreditcar
dthroughamachinethatcancheckthevalidity(有效性)ofthecard.Amagnetic(磁性的)striponthecardprovidesthemachinewithinformationaboutth
ecard.Ifyourcreditcardhasbeenstolenorusedwithoutyourpermission(许可),youmusttellyourcreditcardcompanyrightaway.Youca
nstillpurchaseevenifthereisnomoneyinyourcreditcard.Butthereisalimittohowmuchmoneyyoucanchargewithyourcreditcard.Atthesamet
ime,thecreditcardcompanysendsyouabilleachmonth,tellingyourpaymentforthemonth.Ifyoudon’tpay,youwillreceiveawarning.Ifyoudon’torcan’tpayoffthedebts,
youevenwillbeputintoprison.Peoplewithnocredithistorycangetsuchacreditcardasawaytostarttobuilduptheircredi
t.Iftheyhaveagoodjobwithacompanythathasacreditunion,theyjustneedtoapplytotheorganizationandthengetonerightaway.People
canalsogotobanks,storesandotherorganizationstogetacreditcardonlybyprovingthatyouareabletopay.PurchasingwithaCreditCardPassageOutlineSu
pportingDetailsWhatisacreditcard?Itisaplasticcardwhichyoucanuseto____16____foritemsyoubuy,evenwhenyoudon’tha
veyourownmoneyinit.Whatshouldweknowaboutusingacreditcard?Moststoresacceptcreditcards,buttheyhavetogivethecred
itcardcompany2%becauseoftheservice.Amachinereadthecardandprovidestheinformation.Themoneymustbepaidoffatalaterdateoryouwillbe____17____.You
havetolookafteryourcreditcardwellbecausethereis____18____thatitisstolenorusedwithoutyourpermission.____19____
canwegetacreditcard?Ifyoucanproveyourfinancial(财务的)____20____andmakeanapplication,youcangetacreditcardeasilyfromthebanks.4、(2
021·江苏·镇江市江南学校一模)You’redoinghomeworkandahardquestionappears.Youdon’tknowtheanswer.Manystudentswillreachfortheirsmartphonesto
lookuptheansweronline.Whileconvenient(方便的),isthisagoodstudymethod?ArnoldGlass,apsychologyprofessorintheUS,carr
iedoutastudyonthisissue.Overaperiodof11years,Glassstudiedtheacademicperformanceofthousandsofcollegestudents
.Hefoundthatwhile14percentofstudentsscoredloweronexamsthanhomeworkin2008,thenumberroseto55percentin2017whenmorestudentsstartedusingsmartp
honestohelpwithhomework.Lookingupanswerswillclearlyhelpstudentsgethighhomeworkscores.However,thisoftenleadstostudentsqu
icklyforgettingboththequestionandanswer,Glasssaid.“Asaresult,theytransform(转化)homeworkfromwhathasbeen,untilnow,ausefulexe
rciseintoameaninglessritual(惯例)thatdoesnothelpinpreparingforexams,”henoted.Instead,Glasssaidstudentsshouldreadahomeworkqu
estion,thinkaboutitandgenerate(给出)theirownanswer.Doingthisfirst,andcheckinganansweronlineafterward,willhave
apositivelong-termeffectonexamscores.However,ifyoufindandcopythecorrectanswer,you’llbelesslikelytorememberitin
thefuture.Ofcourse,usingdevices(设备)tolookupanswersisnothingnew,butGlass’sstudydoeshighlight(强调)someth
ingimportant:Gettingtherightanswerquicklymaynotgetusthebestgradeintheend.阅读以上信息,用恰当的词完成下面的表格。每空一词。ProblemManystudentslookuptheansweronlinewhenahardqu
estionappears.ResultofthestudycarriedoutontheissueThenumberofstudentsscoredloweronexamsthanhomeworkin2017was____21____thanthatofstudentsin2008when
studentsusedsmartphonestohelpwithhomework.AdvantagesoflookingupanswersItwillclearly____22____students
’homeworkscores.DisadvantagesoflookingupanswersThequestionwillnotberemembered,____23____willtheanswer.Waystodealwiththeprob
lem____24____checkingtheansweronlinebeforeyoureadahomeworkquestion,thinkaboutitandcomeupwithyourownanswe
r.ConclusionIt’snothingstrangetolookupanswer,butwhat____25____mostisthatgettingtherightanswerquicklymaynotgetyouthebestgradefinally.5、(2021·江苏盐城
·二模)Somepeoplebelievethatyournationality(国籍)caninfluenceyourpersonality.Thisiswhyyoumighthearsomeonesaying“Sheisatypical(典型的)
Australian”or“HeissoFrench”.Itseemsthatpeoplefromacertaincountrysharecertainsimilarcharacteristics.Forexample:FrenchFrenchpeopleareoftenseenasromanti
candoutgoingpeoplewithagreatloveforlife,foodandwine.Theyaregoodatsinginganddancing.ChineseChinesearefriendlypeo
plewhoarehard-working.Theyarepolitebecausetheyarecarefulabout“savingface”whendealingwithotherpeople.Australians
Australiansaremerrypeoplewhospendalotoftimeoutdoors.Theyenjoyaslowerlife.Theylaughalotbutsometimespeopl
ethinktheyareloudandrude.GermansGermansareoftendescribedasbeingseriousandcareful.Theyarehardworkersandpayalotof
attentiontoeverydetail.However,sometimespeoplesayGermansdon’thaveasenseofhumour.Allthesenationaltypescanbetrueforsomepeople,butverywrongf
orothers.Forexample,youmightmeetaGermanwhoisaconfidentsingerwithagreatsenseofhumor,oranAustralianwhoisshyandquiet.___26___andnationalitiesOpinio
nPeoplefromacertaincountry___27___certainsimilarcharacteristics.___28___FrenchRomanticand___29___;Lovelife,foodandwine;Theyareallgoodsingersand__
_30___.ChineseFriendly,hard-workingandpolite;Afraidof“___31___face”beforeothers.AustraliansLiketostayoutdoors,en
joya___32___life;Merrypeople,___33___alot,sometimesloudandrude.GermansPayattentionto___34___;Seriousandcareful,not___35___.ConclusionNationa
litiesmayinfluencepersonalities,butnotforall!阅读回答问题1、(2021·江苏徐州·二模)Asateenager,you’reonyourwaytobecomeanad
ult.It’satimeofimportantchangesandquestions.Alotofthesequestionsareaboutyouridentityandwhoyouare.You’reanindividual(个人),butyou’realsoaproduct
ofyourfamilylife,yoursocialenvironment,andyourculture.Youmaychoosetospendmoretimewithotherpeoplewhohavesomething
incommon.That’snatural.Thenthere’spersonality,orthequalitiesthatmakeyoudifferentfromotherpeople.Ifyou
lovepartiesandareinterestedinmeetinglotsofnewpeople,you’reprobablyoutgoingandconfident.Ifyou’reenergeticoryouliketotakearisk,youmightlikehiking,org
ettingtogetherwithfriendstotraveltoanunknownforest!Personalityistricky(狡猾的).Friendsthinkyouhaveagreatsenseofhumo
r,butyourbrothermightthinkyou’renothumorous.Youmayseeyourselfasconfidentbecauseyou’resuretogetwhatyouwant,butothersmay
feelyou’reunwillingtotakeadvice.Youmayfeelshy,whileotherpeoplemaythinkyou’reunfriendly.Youmaythinkyou’refair,butyoumaysti
llseemunkindtoafriend.Understandingyourselfandhowothersseeyoucanreallybeaquestion!1.Whatarethemainproblemsonthewaytobecomeanadultforteen
agers?_________________________________________________________________2.Whatkindofpeoplemaywechoosetospendwith?___________
_______________________________________________________3.Isitrightorwrongtosayyouaretheonlyproductofyourfamily?______________________________
_______________________________________4.PleasegivethetitleinEnglishforParagraph4.(InnomorethanFIVEwords.)________
________________________________________________________________5.Whydoesthewritersaypersonalityistricky?
________________________________________________________________________2、(2021·江苏通州·一模)Chinesepeopleareangry.SinceMarch,someWest
erncompanies,includingH&MandNike,havecomeunderthespotlight(受到关注).TheysaidtheywillstopusingcottonfromXinjiangUygurautonomousregion.Theysa
idtheyarefollowingindustryrequirementssetbytheBetterCottonInitiative(BCL良好棉花发展协会).ItisaSwitzerland-ba
sedcottonorganizationwith2,100membersworldwide,includingfamousbrandslikeNike,AdidasandBurberry.Recently,theBCI
saidforcedlabor(强迫劳动)mightbeusedinXinjiang.Thisisacompletelie,accordingtotheMinistryofForeignAffairs.Theso-called“XinjiangUygurquestio
n”isnothingbutwayfortheUStoweakenChinafromtheinside,saidMinistryspokeswomanHuaChunyingonMarch26.Infact,Chinaisprotect
inghumanrightsintheregion.ThegovernmenthasbeenorganizingjobofferingsforcottonfieldownersinXinjiang,aswellasimprovinglocal
people’slives.Theregion’scottonandtextile(纺织)industryhascreatedjobsformorethan600,000localpeople.In2020,thepercapit
adisposableincome(人均可支配收入)forresidents(居民)livingincitiesandtownsofXinjiangwas34,838yuan,2.41timesthat
of2010.Chinaistheworld’ssecond-largestcottonproducerandXinjiangaccountsfornearly90percentofthecountry’scottonproduction.However,theincre
asesinChina’scottonproductionandthegrowingtextileindustryaremakingsomeintheUSandtheWestnervous.AlthoughtheBCIsetst
herulesfortheglobalcottonindustry,itsmovewasdrivenbypressurefromthesecountries.Whataretheresults?ThemoveoftheBCIand
thebrandsseriouslyhurtthefeelingsoftheChinesepeople.Chinesenetizens(网民)calledit“earningmoneyfromChinabutdefaming(污名化)itonmajorissues”.“Isu
pportXinjiangcotton”hasbecomeapopularonlineactivityonweibo.Sofar,mostofChina’smajore-commerceplatforms,includingTaobaoandJD.com,hav
eclearedallproductsandsearchresultsrelatedtoH&M.Chinesebrandambassadors(品牌大使)likeWangYiboandZhangYixingforH&M,NikeandAdidashaveal
sopulledoutoftheirdeals.AsamemberofBCI,Antaannouncedthatitisstartingtheprocesstogetoutoftheorganization.Anditwillcontinuetousec
ottonproducedfromXinjiang.6.Whydoes“XinjiangUygurquestion”breakoutaccordingtoHuaChunying?_____________
_______________________7.HowmuchwasthepercapitadisposableincomeforresidentslivinginXinjianglastyear?_________________________________
___8.WhataremakingsomeproducersintheUSandthewestnervous?____________________________________9.Whathasbecomeapopularonlineactivit
yonweibo?____________________________________10.Asastudent,whatcanwedotomakeourcountrystronger?(请自拟一句话作答)_________________________
___________3、(2021·江苏·南通市通州区育才中学二模)“MyfirstmemoryrelatedtoChinaismyparentstellingmenottowastefoodbecausemanychildreninChinaweres
tarving,”Levinerecalled.Bornin1948inLosAngeles,California,intheUnitedStates,MarkLevineisnowasinger,song-wri
terandEnglishteacher.Afterworkingasavolunteerinlow-incomecommunitiesintheUSfornearly30years,LevinecametoCh
inaandworkedasanEnglishteachersome16yearsago.Levinedidn’trealizeatthetimethathewouldsooncometofallin
lovewiththecountryandendupstayinghere.Asamusicbuff,Levinelikestowritesongsandsingalongtothemwithhisguitar.Sofar,Levinehaswrittenmoreth
an70songsaboutChina,withawidevarietyofthemessuchastraveling,migrantworkers,Chinesecultureandnaturall
andscapes.Levineconsiderswritingsongstobeanaturalwaytoexpresshisthoughtsandfeelingsabouttheworldaroundhim.“Isawthingschangingrightbeforemyeyes.Ands
uddenlylyrics(歌词)wouldcometomeandI’dwritethemdown.”Havingservedasafirst-handwitnesstoChina’sdevelopment,Levinehasalsohadthechancetoputp
entopaperandrecordsomeeventsinthecountry’shistory.In2020,theunexpectedoutbreakofCOVID-19madehimchangehisplans.Duringthattime,hewasmost
lystuckinsidehisapartmentteachingonlineclassesforthreemonths,whichwasanewkindofexperienceforhim.Throughoutth
eyear,hekeptincontactwithclosefriendsandacquaintances(熟人)heknewacrossChinaandabroad,havingmadeanefforteverydaytopayattentiontothenewsfeedsfrom
bothinsideandoutsideofChina.Helearnedhowthecountryhadrespondedtothevirusandsoondecidedtocomposeasongaboutittoaddtohislargecollectionofmusicalstori
esabouthislifeinChina,asongnamed“Togetherwemusttakeastand-fightthenovelcoronavirus.”“Everybodyworkedtoget
her.Itwasn’tjusttheactionsofthegovernment;therewasacollectiveresponsebythepeople,”saidLevine.Levinesaidthat
Chinesepeoplehadacollectivesensethat“weareallinthistogether”,anadvantagethatsomecountrieshavelackedintheirfi
ghtagainstthedeadlyvirus.“I’veneverfeltunsafeinChinaaboutanything,includingCOVID-19.I’mgladIwashere,”hesaid.Levinehopesthatthew
orldcanworktogethertodefeatCOVID-19,justlikethelyrichewroteinhissong:“Coronavirus,wewilldefeat,aroundtheworlditmustbebeat.Sohereandthereineve
ryland,togetherwewilltakeastand.”11.WhatwasLevinebeforehecametoChina?________________________________
_______________________12.HowmanysongsaboutChinahasLevinewrittensofar?_______________________________________________________13.Whydidheteachonlinef
orthreemonths?_______________________________________________________14.HowdoeshefeelinChina?______________________________________
_________________15.WhatcanyoulearnfromLevine?(请自拟一句话作答)_______________________________________________________
4、(2021·江苏淮安·中考真题)Doyouputupyourhandwhenyouwanttospeakinclass?Ifso,youhavefollowedarule.Rulescanbeassimpleasputtingup
yourhand.Theycanalsobeascomplicated(复杂的)asknowingwhenyouare”out”inagame.Rulescanbemadebyanyone.Parentsmakerulest
ohelpchildrengrowuphealthily.Rulesathomemightincludewashingdishesorcleaningrooms.Teachersmakerulestohelpstudentslearnandstaysafe.P
uttingupyourhandbeforeaskingaquestionhelpstheclasspayattentiontothelesson.Studentsmakerulesingamestomakesuretha
ttheycanplaywithoutfighting.Rulescanbechangedoften.Ifyouchangeyourminds,youcanchangetherules.Lawsarerulestoo,buttheyaremadedifferently.Law
saremadebyelectedrepresentatives(被选出的代表).Voters(选民)allowtheirrepresentativestomakelawsthatcanprotectpeople’srights,safetyandmakesureeveryonecanbe
treatedfairly.Lawscannotbechangedoften,sorepresentativesconsiderlawscarefullybeforemakingnewones.Thebiggestdif
ferencebetweenrulesandlawsisthepunishment(处罚)forbreakingthem.Ifyoubreakarule,yourpunishmentmightbesmall,
likelosingaturninagame.However,ifapersonbreaksanimportantlaw,thepunishmentmightbeafine(罚款)ortimeinprison.Rulesandla
wskeepeveryonesafe.Peoplecanworkandlivetogetherinpeacebyfollowingrulesandlaws.根据上面短文的内容回答问题(每个小题答案不超过6个单词)16.Ca
nanyonemakerules?________________________________________17.Whomakesrulestohelpstudentslearnandstaysafe?_
_______________________________________18.Whydorepresentativesconsiderlawscarefullybeforemakingnewones?_______________________
_________________19.What’sthebiggestdifferencebetweenrulesandlaws?________________________________________20.Howca
npeoplelivetogetherinpeace?________________________________________5、(2021·江苏盐城·二模)Henryisgoingthroughaveryh
ardtime.Hiswifehasjustpassedaway.Hefeelsthatlifewithoutherismeaningless.Forseveralmonths,Henrysitsinhishouse,doingnothing.
Hisfamilytrytoencouragehimtodonewthingsandenjoylife,butthey’renotsuccessful.Henry’sneighbour,anoldwoman
namedLisa,seeshimfromheryardoneday.Shehasnotseenhimoutsideforalongtime!Sheaskshimtocomeclosertothefencen
exttoherhouse.“Hello,Henry.Justlookatthisfence.Itisfallingapart.Youareastrongman.Canyouhelpmefixthisfence?”Lisaasks.Henr
yisangryinside.Heistheonewhoneedshelprightnow.Hethinkstheoldladyisbeingkindofrude.Butsheistoooldtofixthefenceherse
lf,soheagrees.Henryworksonthefencefordays.Lisabringshimlemonadewhileheworks.Whenhefinishes,shethankshim.
Henrysmilesforthefirsttimeinmonths.“Whatawonderfuljob!Couldyoupleasepaintitforme?”Lisasaystohim.Henrycannotbelievesheisaskin
gformorehelp.Doesn’tsheknowhowsadheis?Butbecauseherespectsher,heagrees.Heworkshardpaintingthefenceinthehotsun,b
utLisa’slemonadeandencouragementarehelpful.Astheirneighborspassby,theyalltellHenrywhatabeautifuljobhehasdone.Henryfeelsveryhappy.Thankstohisneigh
bors’encouragementandpraise,Henrynolongerfeelsthatlifeismeaningless.HefinallyrealizesthatLisawasn’tbeingrude.Lisaknowsthatstayingbusycanhelpusforgeto
ursadness.Hehelpedher,butshetrulysavedhim.回答下面5个问题,每题答案不超过5个词。21.HowlongdidHenryspendstayinginthehouseanddonothingafterhiswifedied?_____________
___________________22.HowmanythingsdidHenry’sneighbourLisaaskhimtodo?________________________________23.HowdidHenryfeelwh
enLisaaskedhimtopaintthefenceforher?________________________________24.WhatmakesHenrynolongerfeelthatlifeismeaningless?______________________
__________25.HowcanweforgetoursadnessaccordingtoLisa?________________________________阅读还原1、(2021·江苏沭阳·一模)Mostpeoplehopetohave
abettermemorywhichhelpsthemsucceedinstudy,workandlife._____1_____?Luckily,hundredsofstudiesinthepast50yea
rshavealreadygivenusaclearanswer.Ahealthylifestylekeepsyourbrainyoungandmemorysharp.Firstofall,itisnecessarytohaveahealthydiet.Eatingm
orefoodrichinVitaminBandVitaminEhelpsyouhaveabettermemory.Doingexercisecankeepyourbrainalive,too.Properexerciseprovidesmuchn
eededoxygenforthebrain.Running,swimmingandevenwalkingtwoorthreetimesaweekarehelpful.______2______.Onlywheny
ourbraingetsagoodrest,canitworkwell.Thehealthieryourlifestyleis,thebetteryourmemorywillbecome,butdonotexpectasuddenchange-ittakesalongti
metomakeadifference._____3_____.Thefollowingaresomewidelyusedskills.Chunkingisawayofrememberingapieceofinformationbycuttingitintosmallerones.Forex
ample,tomemorizeaten-digittelephonenumber2127983630,youcandividethedigitsintothreegroups:first212,then798,andlastly3630.
Itisfarmoreeffectivethanrememberingastringof10digits.Organizationmeansorganizinginformationintogroupsofthesamekind.Forexample,tree
s,grassandflowersareplants;tigers,pandas,horsesandcowsareanimals.Imageryisrememberingnewlylearntinformationbyusingyourimaginationa
ndconnectingitwithsomethingthatyouarefamiliarwith.Teachingisasimplewaytotrainourbrainstobemoreeffective._____4_____.
Teachingstrengthenstheunderstanding.Soteachtheconceptstosomeoneelse.Itcanbearealpersoninastudygroup,oryoucanjustimaginethatsomeoneislisteningtoyoua
syouteach.Infact,memoryskillswillhardlyworkifyoudon’tunderstandtheinformation.What’smore,onlyaregularreview(复习)canmakethememorylastlong.Thatisw
hystudentsarealwaysadvisedtogooverwhattheyhavelearntafteronedayandthenafterthreedays,_____5_____.A.andthenuseitasregularlyaspossible.B.Moreo
ver,gettingenoughsleepisimportant.C.youcancertainlyimproveyourmemory.D.Memoryskillshelpyourememberthingsbetter.E.neednutrie
ntsandexercisetobecomestronger.F.Canmemorybeimproved?G.Becauseinordertoteachsomething,youneedtounderstandit
.2、(2021·江苏苏州·一模)CanyouimaginelifewithoutFrenchfries(炸薯条)?Potatoesareverypopulartoday.___6___PotatoesgrewinSouthAmericafivethousa
ndyearsago.Theyonlybecamepopularinotherplacestwohundredyearsago.Inthe16thcentury,theSpanishtookthepotatofromSouthAmeric
atoEurope.___7___Somepeoplethoughtthatifyouatethepotatoyourskin(皮肤)wouldlookliketheskinofapotato.Othe
rpeoplecouldnotbelievethatyouatetheundergroundpartoftheplant.Sotheyatetheleavesinstead.___8___Inthe180
0speoplestartedtoeatpotatoes.InIrelandpotatoesbecamethemainfood.Then,in1845,adiseasekilledallthepotatoesinIrel
and.___9___Atleastanothermillionwereforcedtoleavetheirhomeland.___10___Germanseatpotatosalad,andtheUnitedSta
teshasthebaked(烤)potato.And,ofcourse,theFrenchinventedFrenchfries.NowFrenchfriesarepopularallovertheworld.TheEng
lishandtheFrencheatthemwithsalt,andtheAmericanswithtomatosauce.A.Onemillionpeoplediedofhunger.B.Butinthepastthiswasnottrue.C.Youcan’teatthistypeofpot
atoleaves.D.Today,eachcountryhasitspotatodish.E.NowtheEuropeanseatpotatoesindifferentways.F.Butthepeo
pleinEuropedidnotlikethisstrangevegetable.G.Thismadethemsickbecausethereareharmfulthingsintheleaves.
3、(2021·江苏宿迁·中考真题)Pollutionisoneofthebiggestproblemsintheworldtoday.Inmanyplaces,rubbishisthrownintolakesandrivers.____11____I
nsomecities,theairisfilledwithpollution.____12____Ifitisnotcleanedup,morepeoplewillbehurt.____13____Landandwa
terpollutionkillsmanyanimalseveryyear.Ifwedonotacttoimprovetheenvironment,morelivingthingswillbekilled
bypollution.____14____Weshouldseparaterubbishintodifferentgroups.Inthisway,itcanberecycledandreused.Wehadbet
terplantmoretrees.____15____What’smore,weshouldn’tputthewasteintolakesorrivers.Ifwecandothese,wewillmaketheworldabetterplacetolivein.A.Thisma
kessomeoldpeopleandchildrenill.B.Aswellaspeople,animalsarealsoharmedbypollution.C.Wecanmakeourlakesandriverscleanerandcleaner.D.It’stimef
orallofustotakeactionrightaway!E.Becauseofthis,theseplaceshavealreadybeenpolluted.F.Treesreducedustandhelpkeeptheairclean.G.Afe
wofusshouldtakeactiontoprotecttheenvironment.4、(2021·江苏连云港·中考真题)Therearenotmanynationsthatcansaytheirnationaldishhasbecomeinterna
tional.___16___Botharefamousallovertheworld,andbothhavemadethehistoryofItalianfood.Peoplehavebeeneatingpizza,inoneformoranother,forcenturie
s.Theyeatiteverywhere-athome,inrestaurants,oronstreetcorners.___17___Longago,piecesofflatbread,toppedwithmushroomsa
ndherbs(香料),wereasimpleandtastymeal.Theyweremostlyforthosewhodidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuyplates,orwhowereonthego.Inthe18thcentury,Naples,i
nsouthernItaly,hadbecomeoneofthelargestcitiesinEurope,anditwasgrowingfast.Lotsofcitypeoplewerepoorandtheywerealwaysrush
ingaroundtolookforwork.___18___Pizzaswerecuttomeetthecustomersneeds.Theywereinexpensive,usedeasy-to-findingredien
ts(原料),andcouldbemadewithplentyofflavor.ItwasinAmericathatpizzafounditssecondhome.___19___Soon,pizzaspreadacrosstheco
untrywiththerapiddevelopmentofthecity.Itwasincreasinglyconsideredasafastfood.PeoplemightlikeNewYork-stylethinp
izza,orChicagodeep-dishthickpizza.Somewantextracheeseontheirpizzaswhileothersonlylikevegetables.___20___Foralotofpeopleinwest
erncountries,whentheycannotdecidewhattoeat,theyorderpizzas.A.Nobodyknowswherepizzacamefrom.B.Thesecretis,alm
osteveryonelikespizzas.C.Italyhastwosuchdishes,spaghettiandpizza.D.AnumberofpeoplerefusedtoeatpizzasinItaly.E.Theyneededfoodthatwascheapandeasy
toeat.F.In1905,thefirstpizzeria,Lombardi’s,wasopenedinNewYorkCity.G.Theword“pizza”camefromtheLatinword“pinsa”meaningflatbread.5、(2021·江苏连云港·一模)Onceu
ponatime,carrotswerepurple,therewerenopineapplesinAsiaorlemonsinAmerica,andmanypeoplethoughtpotatoeswerepoisonous.Manytypesoffruitan
dvegetablesgrewonlyinoneplace.___21___Fivethousandyearsago,carrotsonlygrewinAfghanistanandmostwerepurple.___2
2___FarmersintheNetherlandswerelookingforafruitorvegetabletorepresenttheirking,WilliamofOrange,andorangecarrotswerejustwhattheywerelookingfor-theybec
ametheancestorsofallmoderncarrots.___23___ThehomeofpotatoesisinthemountainsoftheAndesinSouthAmerica.Bananascomefrom
PapuaNewGuineaandlemonsgrowwildinChina.Butoncepeoplerealizedthatmanyoftheseplantsweregoodtoeat,theytookthemfarfromtheplaceswheretheygrew.Fruit
,inparticular,attractedthirstytravelers.Arabbusinessmentransporteddifferentfruitsandvegetablesaroundtheworld,suchasoranges,whichtheytookf
romAsiatodistantcountriessuchasSpain.TheSpanishreturnedfromSouthAmericawithmanynewtypesoffood,includingchocolate,chili
andcorn.___24___Sometimestheyusedthemfordifferentpurposesfromtoday.Forexample,carrotswereusednotasfoodbutasmedicinetoprotectpeoplefrompoisonoreven
tomakepeoplefallinlove.Thefirsttomatoesandpineapplesweregrownnotasfoodbuttomakethegardenlookpretty.Today,wearesousedtoourdifferenttypesof
foodthatwedon’tthinkaboutwheretheycamefrom.___25___A.Sohowdidtheyspreadallovertheworld?B.Onlyafewwereorangeastheyaretoday!
C.Whydidwegrowsomanyfruitandvegetables?D.ManyplantsonlygrowincertainplacesonEarth.E.Peoplewhodidnoteatthemwouldhavetheirearsandnos
escutoff!F.Butforeachpineapple,potatoorcarrotweeat,thereisalonghistory!G.Peopleoftenhadproblemsdecidingwhattodowiththesene
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