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素养综合训练二
七年级上册Units 5—9
《中考导学案》
2026达州英语
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一、完形填空(2025·菏泽)
It’s amazing that a memory from 50 years ago can still shape your life and touch your heart.
I was seven or eight years old. I was spending a week 1 my Aunt Charlotte in Tennessee. One day, I noticed a 2 about my age playing outside of a worn, old house down the street from my Aunt’s home. I talked to him and we built up a friendship and 3 outside together for the next few days.
( )1. A. visiting B. missing C. protecting
( )2. A. girl B. boy C. teenager
( )3. A. dreamed B. argued C. played
A
B
C
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One day we were 4 and went inside his house to get a drink of water. I noticed that the shelves(架子) were empty and the fridge was 5 too. When I questioned my new friend about this, he said it was just the end of the month and when his Mom got paid in a few days all the shelves would be full of 6 again.
( )4. A. hungry B. thirsty C. sleepy
( )5. A. dirty B. noisy C. empty
( )6. A. food B. ice C. wood
B
C
A
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I told my Aunt Charlotte about it that evening. Without saying a word, she took a pie she was cooking and disappeared out the back door. I later learned that she had 7 the “extra”(额外的) pie to my friend’s Mom. And for the rest of my visit there Aunt Charlotte would have a BIG lunch ready for me and my new 8 each day.
( )7. A. sold B. given C. shown
( )8. A. relative B. teacher C. friend
B
C
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I didn’t realize then what a shining 9 my Aunt Charlotte was being to me. She was actually showing me how to live, how to give and how to 10 .
( )9. A. example B. chance C. stage
( )10. A. cook B. share C. accept
A
B
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二、阅读理解
Carl Allamby started his auto repair business at the age of 19. Over the years it had grown into two shops with 11 employees, but Allamby started to expect something more. At first, he thought it must have something to do with growing his business even further. So, at the age of 34, Allamby enrolled(注册) in a bachelor’s degree(学士学位) in business management.
There was one problem: After taking classes part-time over the next five years, Allamby was told he had to take a biology course to get his degree. “Why do I need to take biology?” he thought.
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However, the best influence of this requirement is that it restarted his childhood dream. “I wanted to be a doctor when I was young,” Allamby says. “I lost that dream somewhere through high school and life.” He grew up in a poor neighbourhood, and his school didn’t offer the advanced science classes. So he had no chance to study at a medical school. Instead, Allamby set aside thoughts of becoming a doctor, and chose a realistic career path—fixing cars, which helped support his family.
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But at age 39 a different Carl Allamby walked into that biology class. He was ready to realize his dream. With the support of his family, he quickly chose not to go to a business school and instead took science classes to become a healthcare worker. “Becoming a doctor when I am nearly 50 is crazy. I will become a nurse like my wife,” he thought. But Allamby’s biology professor stopped him after class one day. “Carl,” he said, “you’re like the oldest guy here. What’s your endgame?” Allamby said he’d like to become a doctor, but it would be more practical to aim lower.
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“Why not a doctor? You have great talent for the work,” the professor said. “I didn’t even see in myself if my professor hadn’t told me that,” Allamby says.
And so, in 2015, Allamby sold his two shops and studied at Northeast Ohio Medical University. In 2019, at the age of 47, Carl Allamby became Dr.Carl Allamby. He now works as an emergency medicine doctor at Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital.
“How many people can do something new at such a late stage in their lives?” he asks. “My kids look up to me,and my community looks up to me. Whether it’s because of my age or my past career—these are all reasons why I shouldn’t be here. And yet, here I am.”
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( )1. What did Allamby enroll in a bachelor’s degree for at age 34?
A. To develop his business. B. To take part-time jobs.
C. To take a biology course. D. To learn to be a doctor.
( )2. Why did Allamby choose to fix cars at first?
A. To accept the school’s requirement.
B. To escape from being a doctor.
C. To serve his neighbourhood.
D. To make a living.
A
D
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( )3. What does the underlined part “to aim lower” mean in Paragraph 4?
A. To realize his dream.
B. To be a doctor.
C. To take science classes.
D. To be a healthcare worker.
( )4. What’s Allamby’s attitude towards the professor?
A. Doubtful. B. Patient.
C. Thankful. D. Sorry.
D
C
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( )5. Which can be used to describe Allamby?
A. A bookworm. B. A dream-follower.
C. A survivor. D. A pioneer.
B
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三、选词填空(2025·成都改编)
Dashiban is a 600-year-old village in Xichang, Sichuan Province. It was a 1 place on the Southern Silk Road and the Tea Horse Road. However, the village gradually declined. Many villagers left their hometown to search for work elsewhere.
1. _________
after busy choose direct offer outside rule run they expect
busy
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In order to change the situation, Xichang started a project in Dashiban in 2021. To keep the village’s historical charm(魅力), it followed the 2 of “repairing the old as old”. The local government improved tourism infrastructure(基础设施) 3 unforgettable experiences of local culture and traditions.
The local government’s efforts changed the village’s appearance greatly, which has 4 benefited homestay(民宿) business. Chen Xiaoyu 5 a homestay for several years.
2. 3. 4. 5.
after busy choose direct offer outside rule run they expect
rule
to offer
directly
has run
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She said she never 6 that she could make so much money in her hometown. The village’s change has also drawn more and more villagers working 7 back home to start businesses. Xiao Wenfang gave up her job in the big city and opened a restaurant with her father in the village 8 learning about its changes. Ethnic-themed travel photography has also become very popular in the ethnic village, following homestays and restaurants.
6. 7. 8.
after busy choose direct offer outside rule run they expect
expected
outside
after
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Many tourists come to dress 9 in traditional clothes.
Dashiban now has 232 homestays, 85 restaurants and 65 travel photography studios. Tourism has become the village’s main industry, creating jobs for over 1,000 villagers. It received 1.9 million visitors last year. People from different cities even 10 this small village to live in when they are free. They just want to enjoy the easy life here.
9. 10.
after busy choose direct offer outside rule run they expect
themselves
choose
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四、补全对话(2025·广东)
Ann: Hello, Ted. How did you feel about the dinner last night?
Ted: 1 The food was good, but there wasn’t much communication among us.
Ann: Yeah. Everyone fixed their
eyes on the screen. 2
Ted: Me too. People were closer
back then.
Ann: Exactly. 3
Ted: Well, how about organizing a camp?
A. Oh, I see.
B. I didn’t quite enjoy it.
C. What does that mean?
D. Were you using the phone?
E. Let’s do something different next time.
F. I miss the days without mobile phones.
B
F
E
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Ann: Good idea. Maybe we can make it into a “NINP” camp.
Ted: NINP? 4
Ann: No Internet No Phones.
Ted: 5 So the camp must be
cut off from the outside world.
Ann: Right. Then we can have a
great time chatting and playing outdoor games.
A. Oh, I see.
B. I didn’t quite enjoy it.
C. What does that mean?
D. Were you using the phone?
E. Let’s do something different next time.
F. I miss the days without mobile phones.
C
A
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