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天骄出品 必属精品 深圳天骄文化传播有公司 宝典训练 配套教学课件 高效课堂 课时2　阅读 Unit 4　Problems and advice I. 课文改写填空 1. a 2.whether 3.popularity 4. questions 5.at 6.wisely 7. to write 8.us 9.came 10. being used II. 完形填空 1—5　BCACA 6—10　DBDCA III. 阅读理解 第一节 1—5 ACCBC 1—5 CDABC 第二节 1—5 EBFAC IV. 语法填空 1. greatly 2.tells 3.potatoes 4. taken 5.became 6.of 7. a 8.wider 9.them 10. Although/Though I. 课文改写填空 Have you heard of Edward Tian？ The senior （毕业班学 生） at Princeton University has created 1. useful app. It can help detect （检测） 2. a text is written by ChatGPT or not. a　 whether　 　　ChatGPT is a chatbot with great 3. ⁠ （popular）. It can do lots of things for users including answering 4. . （question）， writing articles and even writing a computer program. But after it was published in late November，2022， some students used it to pass AI-written homework off as （用……冒充……） their own. popularity　 questions　 　　“I do believe this technology is amazing. But 5. the same time， we’re opening a Pandora’s box （潘多拉魔盒）. So we must use it 6. （wise），” Tian said. “How does this chatbot disrupt （扰乱） the education system？ What is the point of learning 7. （write） texts when ChatGPT can do that for 8. （we）？” Tian asked himself some questions and then he 9. （come） up with a new idea. Three days later， GPTZero was born. at 　 wisely　 to write　 us　 came　 　　“If you want to know if a text is written by a man， the app can give you the answer quickly，” Tian said. “GPTZero is not a tool to stop these technologies from 10. （use）. We should make sure they’re not misused.” being used　 II. 完形填空 （2024·苏州中考）The first person in our family to do yoga （瑜伽） was my mum. Her best friend， Sissy， who lived next door to us，  　1 　yoga to her. She said if Mum was tired of the rush of modern life and wanted to feel less  　2 　， then yoga could help. Sissy was a very peaceful person so Mum  　3 　. accepted. 　　I watched Mum every day doing her breathing exercises and  　4 　her postures （动作）. After a few months， she said she felt much  　5 　. Dad was getting envious. He wasn’t going to be left out so he  　6 　yoga too. He goes to a class twice a week now. 　　Then Mum had the bright  　7 　that my sister and I should do yoga. She researched the kind of yoga that is  　8 　for children and learned as much as she could about it. Then she became our  　9 　. To my surprise， it turned out really well. 　　At first， we mostly did breathing exercises but then we moved on to stretching （伸展） exercises. We had to lift our ribcage （胸廓）， reach our arms to the side and circle our body with them. Mum told us to  　10　 we were enjoying ourselves in the sunshine. It was really fun！ 　　Our whole family does yoga now. Even our dog， Bingo， likes to join in！ （　B　）1.A. took B. recommended C. donated D. sent （　C　）2. A. surprised B. excited C. stressed D. amazed （　A　）3. A. easily B. hardly C. luckily D. strictly （　C　）4. A. testing B. raising C. practising D. protecting B C A C （　A　）5. A. healthier B. luckier C. heavier D. cleverer （　D　）6. A. set up B. made up C. put up D. took up （　B　）7. A. future B. idea C. smile D. start （　D　）8. A. noisy B. difficult C. secret D. helpful （　C　）9. A. friend B. student C. teacher D. partner （　A　）10. A. imagine B. show C. learn D. prove A D B D C A III. 阅读理解 　　第一节　阅读理解：阅读短文，根据短文内容从A、B、 C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案。 　　We can do many interesting chemical tests in our class. Today， we will use CO2 to blow up a balloon！ Mixing baking soda （小苏打） with vinegar （醋） together can give off the CO2. 　　What you’ll need： 　　1） A balloon 　　2）About 40 ml of water 　　3）A soft drink bottle 　　4）Vinegar 　　5）A teaspoon of baking soda 　　Instructions： 　　●Before you begin， make sure that you pull the balloon long to make it as easy as possible to blow up. 　　●Put the 40 ml of water into the soft drink bottle. 　　●Add the baking soda and mix it with water. 　　●Put the vinegar in and quickly put the balloon over the mouth of the bottle. 　　What’s happening？ 　　If all goes well， then the balloon should become bigger and bigger！ Adding the vinegar to the baking soda creates a chemical effect. The baking soda is a base （碱）， while the vinegar is an acid （酸）. When the two are mixed， they’ll create CO2. The gas rises up and runs away through the soft drink bottle. However， it doesn’t get away from the balloon， pushing it outwards and blowing it up. （　A　）1.How does the writer start the passage？ A. By giving a fact. B. By raising a question. C. By showing an example. D. By offering a suggestion. A （　C　）2. What shows that the chemical test is successful？ A. The soft drink bottle is broken. B. Something smelly begins to appear. C. The balloon becomes bigger and bigger. D. The balloon gets bigger and broken at last. C （　C　）3. If the balloon has no change at last， there may be something wrong with the following steps： ①Put the balloon over the bottle fast. ②Forget to add vinegar into the bottle. ③Replace the vinegar with soy sauce and mix it with water. A. ①③ B. ①② C. ②③ D. ①②③ C （　B　）4. What can be used instead of vinegar？ A. Tea. B. Lemon juice. C. Water. D. Milk. （　C　）5. What’s the purpose of the passage？ A. How to blow up a balloon with CO2. B. What are needed to blow up a balloon. C. How to create CO2 to blow up a balloon. D. How to produce CO2 by ourselves in class. B C 　　You must have heard of “city bu city”（meaning city or not city）， an internet buzzword （流行语） created by foreign blogger Baobaoxiong. It’s used to ask if a place feels like a big， fashionable city. 　　Millions of foreigners like Baobaoxiong are visiting China much more easily due to the visa-free transit policy （过境免签政 策）. Travelers from 54 countries can stay in China for up to six days without a visa as long as they have a travel document （文 件） and a connecting ticket （联运机票） to leave. 　　The visa-free transit policy started in 2013. Back then， it allowed travelers to stay for 72 hours in seven different big cities in China. Now， travelers can stay for 144 hours in 41 places across provincial areas. It has attracted more travelers to China. In the first three months of this year， 266 percent more foreigners came to China through visa-free policy compared with the same period last year， according to the National Immigration Administration of China （国家移民管理局）. 　　 　▲ 　 Through this policy， more and more people get to see the real China. 　　“This is the whole reason why we decided to come to China. We want to see exactly what it’s like by ourselves，” said Irish YouTuber Luke in his online video. He thought Chengdu was incredibly beautiful and modern， totally different from what he had heard about China from Western media. 　　Yuyuantantian， a new media account （账号） under China Media Group， looked at 100 China travel videos made by foreigners. It found foreigners used to visit famous spots like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall， but now they prefer experiencing everyday activities like shopping at markets， riding shared bikes and joining square dancing in parks. “These activities give foreigners a closer look at everyday life in China，” said Yuyuantantian. （　C　）1.Why does the writer mention “city bu city” at the beginning of the passage？ A. To let us learn about an English idiom. B. To introduce the blogger Baobaoxiong. C. To lead to the main topic of the article. D. To show us some modern cities in China. C （　D　）2. What does the National Immigration Administration of China’s data show？ A. Most foreigners prefer to stay in China for more than six days. B. The policy is only welcomed by some young foreign people. C. The number of foreign visitors in China is decreasing due to the policy. D. An important increase in foreigners coming to China because of the policy. D （　A　）3. Which one is the best to fill in the blank  　▲ 　？ A. Seeing is believing. B. No pains， no gains. C. Practice makes perfect. D. When in Rome， do as Romans do. A （　B　）4. According to the passage， why do more foreigners visit China now？ A. They want to follow the internet buzzword “city bu city”. B. They are attracted by 144 hours visa-free transit policy. C. China has become the most fashionable country in the world. D. They are curious about the Western media’s description of China. B （　C　）5. What can we infer from the last paragraph？ A. Famous tourist spots in China are not attractive any more. B. Foreigners are curious about shared bikes and square dancing in China. C. Foreigners are interested in knowing a real China through daily activities. D. Yuyuantantian was attracted by different travel videos made by foreigners. C 　　第二节　短文填空：以下是一篇短文，请阅读全文，并从 下列方框里的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文意思 完整、连贯。 A. It is a great way to break the ice. B. So how can you make new friends？ C. This will give you something fun to talk about. D. Never fail to be thankful to the friends around you. E. You can also share your problems and support each other. F. Instead， smile naturally if someone approaches （靠近） you. 　　（2024·滨州中考）Do you have friends？ How many friends do you have？ 　　Having a good friend can make your school life much more enjoyable. You can talk about something that brings you happiness. 1. But maybe making new friends at school is not so easy， especially if you’re a naturally shy person. E 　 　　2. Here are some pieces of advice that might be helpful to you！ 　　The easiest thing to do is to smile， and it can make yourself look friendly. If you cross your arms on your breast （胸） and have your headphones on， your body language is saying “Stay away from me！” 3. ⁠ B 　 F　 　　On the other hand， if you’re feeling confident， you can try and approach someone. Just say “Hi， do you mind if I sit here？” 4. ⁠ 　　After that， continue the conversation， by finding something you have in common. Maybe the person is reading a book you’ve read or has something that interests you. 5. If you follow the advice， you can make friends easily. A 　 C 　 IV. 语法填空 　　（2024·苏州中考）When cultures meet， not just their language or clothing may be different. Often their food will be 1. （great） different too. People on both sides can discover new chances for trading. This text 2. （tell） how some common food plants spread around the world. greatly 　 tells 　 　　As early as 5，000 B. C. ， 3. （potato） were traded in South America as a valuable type of food. They were 4. （take） to Europe in the 1500s and their use soon spread across it. 　　Tea drinking started in China. By the early 1600s， traders had begun to ship tea from China to Europe. Tea drinking soon 5. （become） fashionable there but because 6. its high price， it remained a drink for the wealthy. potatoes 　 taken 　 became 　 of 　 　　Sugar cane （甘蔗） was first used to produce 7. kind of sweet juice over 8，000 years ago on the island of New Guinea. Its use soon spread across South East Asia and then to the 8. （wide） world. 　　Cocoa was used to make a cold， spicy drink in Central America over 3，000 years ago. The Europeans brought it back with 9. （they） in the 1520s and added sugar to make the sweet， hot drink we know today. 10. ⁠ it’s expensive， many people still love it. a 　 wider 　 them 　 Although/Though 　 $