中考英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)+語篇集訓(xùn)課件+勵志故事＋傳統(tǒng)文化＋圖表應(yīng)用＋經(jīng)典閱讀

語篇集訓(xùn)勵志故事＋傳統(tǒng)文化＋圖表應(yīng)用＋經(jīng)典閱讀一、完形填空A（2023重慶A卷）SieneisafirefighterintheUSA.Itisn’teasytobecomeafirefighterthere.Manypeopletry，butalotofthem

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?.Also，inthepastfirefightingwasalwaysajobformen.Nowtherearewomenfirefighters.WhenSienewasfiveyearsold，itwasherdreamtobecomea

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?.Fortyyearslater，shewasthe

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?womantopassasix-weekcourseattheWFPA（女子消防預(yù)備學(xué)院）.TheWFPAtrainswomenintheskillstheyneedtobefirefighters.Infact.Sienenowtrainsfirefightersthere

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?.Startingthecoursedoesn’tmeanyou’llbecomeafirefighter.Thecourseisvery

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?，sonoteveryonefinishesthetraining.Theyaretrainedlikebeinginthearmy—Canyouholdaheavypieceofwoodforfourminutes？Howmanyexercisescanyoudo？Canyoulifta12-meterladder（梯子）？Youalsoneedother

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?.Canyouleadateam？Areyouaskillfuldriver？Canyouusetechnology？Therearesomanymorethatareapartoffirefightingthesedays.Ofcourse，noonecandothemall，butmoreskills

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?help.However，youmustwaitforachancetoworkasafirefightereven

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?passingyourcourse.Itseemsthatlotsofwomenaren’treadytodothat.Inoneyear，50womengottrained，

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?onlythreeofthemarenowfirefighters.Learningtheskillsisnotenoughtobecomeafirefighter.LikeSiene，youalsoneedto

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?yourdream.（

C

）1.A.succeed

B.pass

C.fail

D.fight（

B

）2.A.policewoman

B.firefighter

C.scientist

D.doctor（

A

）3.A.oldest

B.tallest

C.kindest

D.busiest（

D

）4.A.myself

B.yourself

C.himself

D.herself（

D

）5.A.interesting

B.easy

C.important

D.difficult（

C

）6.A.ideas

B.methods

C.skills

D.rules（

B

）7.A.recently

B.certainly

C.hardly

D.nearly（

C

）8.A.after

B.during

C.before

D.in（

A

）9.A.but

B.or

C.because

D.though（

B

）10.A.giveup

B.stickto

C.talkabout

D.worryaboutCBADDCBCABB（2022·四川遂寧）ZhangMingandZhangPengaretwinbrothers.Whentheywereyoung，theywereinterestedin

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?ChineseculturelikeChineseclayartandBeijingOpera.Intheseartforms，theycould

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?somethingtolearn.Oneday，theymetanoldman

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?isgoodatshadowpuppetplay（皮影戲）.

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?theysawtheplay，theyfellinlovewithit.Sotheydecidedto

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?theoldman.After5years’study，theycould

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?bythemselves.Whentheyactedinthevillage，thevillagerssatinfrontofawhitescreenandwatchedtheplayshappily.ZhangMingusuallystood

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?thewhitescreenandhelddifferentkindsofcharacters.ZhangPengdidthevoicesofthedifferentcharacters.

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?ofthevillagerslikedtheirperformancesandhopedtheycould

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?performing.“It’snoteasy，”ZhangMingsaid.“Wecan’tgetmuchmoneyfromit.Sometimesweevenhave

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?moneytobuytoolsweneed.Butwewanttokeepthisartformalive.Sowewillsticktoitnomatterhowharditis！”（

B

）11.A.young

B.traditional

C.new

D.modern（

A

）12.A.find

B.make

C.hear

D.want（

D

）13.A.which

B.when

C.where

D.who（

B

）14.A.Unless

B.Assoonas

C.Eventhough

D.Inorderthat（

C

）15.A.playwith

B.hearfrom

C.learnfrom

D.dependon（

C

）16.A.dance

B.write

C.perform

D.report（

D

）17.A.on

B.in

C.under

D.behind（

A

）18.A.All

B.None

C.Both

D.Neither（

C

）19.A.putoff

B.endup

C.keepon

D.takeup（

B

）20.A.much

B.little

C.enough

D.someBADBCCDACBHorse

SanctuaryFarming

Museum●Gift

shopOpenDaily10：00a.m.—5：30p.m.●Children’s

playground

and

activity

area●Visitors

may

adopt（領(lǐng)養(yǎng)）

a

rescued

animal

for

free！Admission：Adults：$7Children（upto16）：$5Children（3&under）：FreeFamily（2adults&2children）：$20二、閱讀理解A（2022·江西）Horse

SanctuaryFarming

Museum?

?FREECARANDCOACHPARK.TOILETFORTHEDISABLEDANDWHEELCHAIRACCESS（通道）INALLAREAS.（

B

）1.Whencanthevisitorsbuythegifts？A.At9：30a.m.B.At11：00a.m.C.At6：00p.m.D.At10：00p.m.（

A

）2.Howmuchisaticketfora15-year-oldboy？A.$5.B.$7.C.$12.D.$20.（

C

）3.Whatdoweknowaboutthemuseum？A.Itdoesn’tprovideafreeparkinglot.B.Theanimalstherecan’tbeadopted.C.Itoffersthedisabledspecialservice.D.Childrenunder3arenotwelcomethere.BACB（2023·江蘇揚州改編）Robertawokeupearlythenextmorning.ThenshewokeupPhyllisandPeter，

“We’reinthenewhouse.Therearenoservantshere.WemusthelpMothernow，”whisperedRoberta.Carefullythethreechildrenlitthefireandfilledakettle（水壺）withwater.Theyhungthekettleabovethefire.“Motherisn’tawakeyet.Let’sgooutsideandsitonthatflatstone，”saidRoberta，

“Perhapswewillseeatraingoby.”WhenMothercameoutateighto’clock，Roberta，PeterandPhylliswereallfastasleepinthesunshine.Theyhadputthekettleonthefireatfiveo’clock：threehoursago.Allthewaterhadboiledaway（燒干）.Nowtherewasaholeinthebottomofthekettle.Thefirehadgoneout.“Nevermind，”laughedMother.“Wecanboilsomewaterinapan.AndI’vefoundthedinner.”Sheledthemintothekitchenandpointedtoadoor.“Lastnight，Ithoughtthiswasacupboard.Itwassodark.Butlook，”shesaid.Motheropenedthedoorandthechildrensawalittleroomwithatableinthemiddle.Onittherewasroastbeef，breadandbutter，cheeseandanapplepie.“Applepieforbreakfast.”criedPeter，“Whatfun！”Itwasawonderfulbreakfast.Everyonewasveryhungry.“Itfeelslikedinnerbecausewewereupsoearly.”saidPeter，ashepassedhisplateformoreapplepie.Whenthechildrenhadfinished，theyhelpedMotherputeverythingawayintherightplace.ThenMothersaid，

“I’mtired.I’mgoingtoliedownforawhile.Goouttoplaybutpleasebecareful.”Roberta，PeterandPhyllislookedateachother.Theywereallthinkingthesamething.“Let’sgodowntotherailway，”criedRoberta.“Listen！”said