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第16课时 八年级(下) Modules 1~2
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一、完形填空
(2024枣庄峄城三模改编)In a workshop in Jiangxi Province, China, Yu Xiuying is working very hard. She 1 beautiful flowers on the fans. She can decorate at least 120 fans every day. The market for handmade wooden fans is growing again, so she has more 2 .
The fans that Yu painted in Ganzhu Township, Guangchang County will be sent abroad, 3 . This small town has a famous fan-making industry. It 4 over 70 million fans every year, worth over 300 million yuan. More than 5, 000 people in the town work in this industry.
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The town’s fan-fame dates back to the early 1980s. 5 selling cedarwood oil in Suzhou City in Jiangsu, Liu Bingzhao from Ganzhu noticed that from streets to alleys(小巷), from parks to places of interest, the locals always carried a fan with them.
6 , there were fans being made in nearby coastal areas. Liu Bingzhao and his friends decided to go to a local factory to learn 7 to make fans.
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In 1984, they returned to open businesses. “We brought technicians and equipment back to Ganzhu Township, and raised nearly 20, 000 yuan to
8 a factory, ” said Liu.
The beautiful and well-made fans are very 9 among European buyers, especially in Spain.
The industry’s 10 caused a big excitement in the town, and many local people started getting involved(参与). Now, there are over 200 fan companies and small workshops in the town.
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1. A. paints B. finds C. likes
2. A. children B. orders C. flowers
3. A. Guangdong B. Suzhou C. Spain
4. A. produces B. enters C. plans
5. A. If B. When C. Since
6. A. Especially B. However C. Besides
7. A. how B. what C. where
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8. A. set up B. put up C. look up
9. A. unusual B. popular C. expensive
10. A. leader B. success C. rule
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二、阅读理解
(2024青岛城阳、莱西一模)My friends and I usually get on with each other, support each other and have lots of fun. But sometimes we can have disagreements and misunderstandings, and everyone’s feelings can get BIG! So what are big feelings? They are feelings like anger, frustration(挫败), worry and sadness. These “big feelings” can be difficult to control and sometimes we can feel like they are stopping us from being able to do the things we need to do—like play, work and rest.
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Recently, one of my friends, Anna, had some really big feelings. Her heart was beating faster, and her hands were sweaty. She felt sick in the stomach and didn’t know what to do. Her cousin Mary gave her some advice. Talking to a trusted adult could help. Doing exercise also helped let some of the big feelings out. And taking big deep breaths slowly in. . . and out. . . and in. . . and out could help too.
Here are some more great ways to calm down when you have big feelings:
·Getting some fresh air outside.
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·Talking to a friend.
·Spending some time by yourself: reading, sleeping or listening to music.
·Splashing(泼洒) a little bit of cold water on your face.
·Having a cool drink of water.
Everyone is different and what works for you might be different from what works for others.
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1. What can we infer(推断) from Paragraph 1?
A. It’s difficult for teenagers to have big feelings.
B. Big feelings only come between friends.
C. Big feelings are harmful to our daily lives.
D. Big feelings can be easy to control.
2. How might Anna feel recently?
A. Energetic and active. B. Relaxed and comfortable.
C. Upset and nervous. D. Bored and hungry.
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3. Which of the following is NOT Mary’s advice?
A. Talking to someone.
B. Drinking some cold water.
C. Taking big deep breaths.
D. Playing sports.
4. What does the underlined phrase “calm down” probably mean in Paragraph 3?
A. To excite someone. B. To fall asleep.
C. To feel stressed out. D. To become quiet and relaxed.
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5. 【新考法·谚语匹配】What does the passage mainly want to tell us?
A. Old habits die hard.
B. Practice makes perfect.
C. Actions speak louder than words.
D. There’s always a way.
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三、语法填空
【原创题】Yesterday I took my mum out for lunch at a local club.
When we 1. (arrive), a man in a wheelchair was waving at
her and saying hello—I guessed it was because she was also in a wheelchair.
arrived
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At the table next to us, a family was having lunch. The little boy was
smiling away and when I caught his eye, his beautiful smile got even
2. (bright). I pointed him out to Mum and he smiled at her and
even gave her a little wave now and then during the meal. That made her
3. (real) happy, which I could tell from her face. I had a
4. (conversation) with the boy’s father, who was 5. (冠词)
university teacher.
brighter
really
conversation
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After lunch, I took my Mum to the supermarket for a browse(随便看看).
There was a young family with a couple of kids there. The father saw my
mum in her wheelchair and attached the shopping cart(购物车). He looked
down 6. (介词) a friendly smile and said, “Hello, madam. ” My mum
never thought of talking to a 7. (strange) in such a situation. She
said nothing, 8. (连词) she smiled back and gave the man a little wave
just as that little boy did in the club.
with
stranger
but
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I was surprised to 9. (meet) so many friendly and good people
in half a day. Mum used to be at home for most of her time. However, she now
opens her mind to people around her. So, thanks to all of 10._______(they)
and never think a small friendly gesture may be wasted or go unnoticed.
meet
them
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四、阅读表达
Have you ever experienced disappointment when things don’t go your way? It’s a sadness that fills the space between what you want to happen and how things turn out.
When things go wrong, you’ll feel disappointed. You can be disappointed about things you have no power to change, like failing a test or missing something because you’re late. You can also feel disappointed about something that’s out of your control—for example, when a trip gets cancelled because of bad weather.
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没有人喜欢失望的感觉, 但有时这对你有好处。 Not always getting what you want helps you overcome challenges and try harder next time. It can also help you understand your feelings better, because being disappointed shows that you care about something.
It can even lead to new opportunities(机会). With every disappointment comes opportunity. Maybe disappointment can open up something even better for you.
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Before creating her PeterRabbitbook series, writer Beatrix Potter had a passion for science and made hundreds of drawings of mushrooms. In the 1890s, shewanted to study at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, London. However, women were not allowed to do this at the time, so Potter decided to focus on writing and became one of the world’s best-loved writers instead.
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“Don’t bottle up how you’re feeling, ” says Laverne Antrobus, who is a child psychologist(an expert in thoughts and feelings). “Talk to friends and family, because sad and angry feelings can be easier to manage when you talk about them. Thinking about happy moments can help and if you’ve missed out on something like a school trip, try planning an activity with your friends another time. ” When you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst thing in the world, but remember that it will get better soon.
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1. 回答问题:
When will people feel disappointed?
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2. 将文中画线的英语句子翻译成汉语。
_hen you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst thihen you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst_______________________________________________________________________________。
When things go wrong, which they have no power to change, or when things are out of control, people will feel disappointed
当你感到失望时, 可能会觉得这是世界上最糟糕的事情, 但请记住, 情况很快就会好转
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3. 将文中画线的汉语句子翻译成英语。
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4. 回答问题:
What does the underlined word “she” in Paragraph 5 refer to(指)?
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Nobody likes feeling disappointed but sometimes it can be good for you
Beatrix Potter
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5. 在文中找出与下面所给句子意思相近的句子。
It is easier to manage bad feelings when you talk about them, so you can talk to your friends and family. __
you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst t you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst t you’re disappointed, it might feel like the worst t
Talk to friends and family, because sad and angry feelings can be easier to manage when you talk about them
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