3.素养综合训练三 七年级下册Units 1-4-【中考导学案】2026年四川达州中考英语练测本配套课件

素养综合训练三　 七年级下册Units 1—4 《中考导学案》 2026达州英语 1 一、完形填空(2025·凉山) What’s the most important thing in life? The answer keeps 　1　 as we grow up.  When I was a little boy, I thought my 　2　 were the most important. My father and mother were always with me. They gave me much love and taught me a lot. I thought I couldn’t live 　3　 them.  ( )1. A. staying　　 B. changing　　 C. planning ( )2. A. parents B. friends C. teachers ( )3. A. about B. of C. without B A C 首页 When I got 　4　 and went to school, I had a lot of classmates. I enjoyed studying and playing with them. They helped me a lot 　5　 I had a problem. We always had fun together. Also, I worked hard to get good grades because I thought 　6　 was very important for my future. So friendship and study were the two most important things for me.  ( )4. A. taller B. older C. stronger ( )5. A. why B. where C. when ( )6. A. knowledge B. health C. wealth B C A 首页 As time 　7　, I changed my mind again. I thought the most important thing was art. It made me happy. I often drew pictures 　8　 in my room. I also liked watching art programs on TV. My life 　9　 fun because of art.  Now I realize that family, friendship and art are all very important. Many important things that are changing make 　10　 life unexpected and interesting.  ( )7. A. went by B. went back C. went out ( )8. A. politely B. sadly C. quietly ( )9. A. was busy with 　　 B. was interested in C. was full of ( )10. A. your B. our C. their A C C B 首页 二、阅读理解(2025·巴中) I moved to China from the UK in 2015. And a decade later I continue to live here. This leads me to think over the benefits that life in China offers and the differences between life in the West and China. For westerners who are used to enjoying a light bowl of grains, nuts and dried fruit with milk for breakfast, the challenge in China is not how to find breakfast, it is how not to overeat. You can easily find a stuffed steamed bun or a hot youtiao(like a churro) on any street in the morning. 首页 One way to meet my desire for cookies, muffins and apple pies in China would be to bake them at home. While this may sound very sensible(合理的), it raises another curious difference between our cultures—the mysterious case of the missing ovens. In the West, it would be simply unthinkable to have a kitchen without an oven. In China, I hardly see one in locals’ homes. China is also a land with familiar surprises. Chinese people really know how to make you feel at home if you have been long away from your home country. On each birthday, I will be welcomed with a large cake in my office. It is beautiful and specially designed at a very affordable price. While Western birthday cakes typically contain rich chocolate, Chinese ones are topped with many layers(层) of cream and taste light.  首页 However, even after 10 years of living in China, I still don’t understand why I receive free plastic gloves whenever I order a pizza, burger or French fries in a restaurant, but still have to pay for an extra package of napkin. Well, it seems that there is always much more for me to learn and experience here. 首页 ( )1. Why is breakfast a challenge for some westerners in China? A. Because they don’t like the taste. B. Because they can’t find breakfast. C. Because there are no Western meals. D. Because there are many delicious specials. D 首页 ( )2. What does the writer say about the mysterious case? A. Chinese people hardly cook with an oven. B. Chinese ovens are similar to Western ones. C. He can’t find the ovens in Western kitchens. D. He can easily find the ovens in locals’ kitchens. ( )3. What does the underlined phrase “make you feel at home” mean in the passage? A. Offer places to live. B. Treat you like family. C. Help you return home. D. Order your birthday cakes. A B 首页 ( )4. Why does the writer share his birthday experience? A. To praise special cake designs. B. To show warm office conditions. C. To show Chinese people’s kindness. D. To introduce affordable birthday cakes. C 首页 ( )5. What can be inferred about the writer from the last paragraph? A. He will continue to live in China. B. He will not order pizza anymore. C. He will never go to that restaurant. D. He will learn more about Chinese food. A 首页 三、阅读还原(2025·凉山) In recent years, artificial intelligence(AI) has developed quickly and has become very popular. It is changing our life in different ways. AI is the art of training computers to “think” and have a “brain”. It allows devices(设备) to help us do things by programming and coding. 　1　 Then it could repeat the job over and over again.  AI makes our daily lives easier. It could work all the time and can reduce human mistakes. 　2　 Doctors use AI to look over patients. Astronauts 首页 use AI for discovering planets. Artists use AI to make artworks. Teachers use it to prepare for lessons, while students use it to find learning materials. These are only a few examples of AI. In our daily lives, we see and use AI here and there.  　3　 One of the problems is that AI can’t develop a child’s confidence and creativity like teachers. Another problem is that AI devices would go out of control and have their own “opinions”. 　4　 So you see, AI is a technology we still need to improve.  首页 In the future, AI may get better and better. Maybe one day, AI could help us do things in smarter ways, such as doing science experiments and going to outer space. 　5　 But this technology is sure to be a great success in our inventing history. We can expect more amazing things from AI in the future.  首页 1. 　 　2. 　 　3. 　 　4. 　 　5. 　 　  A. For example, some self-driving cars could go out of control and cause car accidents. B. A device is taught to drive a car or do other human-like things. C. Although AI makes our lives easier, it also has problems. D. AI can be helpful to both students and teachers. E. We never know how AI will develop. F. It shows great ability in different fields. B F C A E 首页 四、语法填空(2025·眉山) Embroidery(刺绣) was often regarded as “women’s work” in the past. And it was not common for a boy 　1　(learn) it. Therefore, Fu Jian’s parents didn’t want 　2　(he) to work in this industry at first. But Fu didn’t care. He believed he could do it well.  Fu was born into an embroidery family in Yangzhou. His mother is 　3　 master craftswoman(女工匠) of Suzhou embroidery. Fu fell in love with this beautiful art when he was four years old. 1. 　 　　　2. 　 　　　3. 　 　  to learn him a 首页 In his last year of high school, Fu set his life goal 　4　(clear). “Although many people know about this traditional art, I want to help them learn 　5　(much) about it,” he said.  After graduating from college, Fu and his mother built a research center of Suzhou embroidery. Since then, he 　6　(invent) many new stitches(针法). He has also trained many 　7　(worker).  4. 　   5. 　   6. 　 　  7. 　   clearly more has invented workers 首页 Fu spends a lot of time 　8　 his works. Even so, he enjoys it. “I often work late into midnight, 　9　 I never feel tired. I think that’s because I’m doing what I love,” said the 37-year-old.  Most recently, the artist “created” a piece of bronze ware(青铜器皿) on cloth. What gave him the idea to create this work? “Many bronzes can only 　10　(see) in museums. A work of embroidery, however, can be hung in one’s home or office. People can see it at any time,” said Fu.  8. 　   9. 　 　  10. 　 　  on but be seen 首页 本讲内容结束 $