12 组合练8 完形填空+阅读还原+任务型阅读-【智乐星中考·中考备战】2026年山东省中考英语全练本PPT课件（人教版 六三制）

该初中英语中考复习课件系统覆盖完形填空、阅读还原、任务型阅读三大核心题型，依据山东中考14年研究经验，精准对接中考考查要求。通过原创题（如志愿者主题完形填空）梳理词汇辨析、上下文逻辑等考点，按题型权重归纳解题策略，体现备考针对性与实用性。 课件亮点在于“原创情境+核心素养融合”训练模式，如完形填空通过“Max小狗”互动情境培养语言理解与表达能力，阅读还原借助“brain prints”科技文提升逻辑思维与信息整合能力。任务型阅读结合“短视频沉迷”话题引导问题分析，强化思维品质。教师可利用30分钟限时训练及题型解析实例，帮助学生掌握答题技巧，高效冲刺中考。

1 2 组合练8　完形填空+阅读还原+任务型阅读 建议用时:30分钟 3 一、完形填空 【原创题】Jane became a volunteer at an animal shelter last year. It was an experience that changed her a lot. When she first started, she was a little 　1　. She didn’t know if she could do the job well. The shelter manager 　2　 her around and told her about the different tasks. One of her main tasks was to help feed the animals.   There was a little puppy named Max. It was very shy and didn’t want to come out of its corner 　3　. Jane tried many ways to make it feel comfortable. She gave it treats and talked to it 　4　. It was really nice to see it start to trust her.  一 三 题序 二 4 Another task was to make the animal cages clean. The happiness in the animals’ eyes when they had a clean place to live in made her feel good. Sometimes, she also had to 　5　 the dogs. It was tiring but fun.   一 三 题序 二 5 During her volunteering, Jane met many 　6　 people. They worked together happily and became good friends. 　7　 there were difficulties, like when some animals got sick, she never thought of giving up. This experience taught her the importance of 　8　 others. She also learned that a small act of kindness can bring a lot of 　9　. It made her more caring as she had to look after the animals. And it gave her a better understanding of the needs of animals. She hopes more people will choose to be volunteers and make the world a better place for animals. Through this journey, Jane not only formed deep bonds with the animals but also realized how important it is to protect and 　10　 these cute creatures. The time spent at the shelter was filled with challenges and joys, making it an unforgettable chapter in her life.  一 三 题序 二 6 1.A.excited B.nervous C.calm D.angry 2.A.showed B.led　 C.followed D.brought 3.A.at first B.at last C.in fact D.on purpose 4.A.quickly B.seriously C.angrily D.softly 5.A.clean B.make C.walk D.feed 6.A.friendly B.strict C.lonely D.silly 7.A.Though B.Because C.But D.So 8.A.giving B.helping C.achieving D.studying 9.A.trouble B.worry C.sadness D.pleasure 10.A.take after B.prepare for C.look after D.call for 一 三 题序 二 7 二、阅读还原 阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 【原创题】Are fingerprints the most accurate(精确的) way to identify a person? 1.____ They developed a technology that can identify people based on their brain activity, and it’s surprisingly accurate.  G 一 三 题序 二 8 2._____ Scientists recorded the brain activity of 50 volunteers. They scanned the volunteers’ brains while they looked at 500 different pictures. The pictures that were chosen can cause very different responses to different persons. Scientists asked the volunteers about which foods and famous people that they loved and hated, and they used that information in the study. It showed that the volunteers’ brains all responded differently to each picture. When they saw different pictures, a special computer program was able to create a “brain print”. These “brain prints” allowed scientists to identify each volunteer with 100 percent accuracy.  A 一 三 题序 二 9 Brain prints have better advantages than fingerprints. That’s because fingerprints can’t be changed. Once they are stolen, others can use them for anything they want. 3._____ That’s because it changes when a person’s brain responds to different things, but the brain print is still special to them. It is impossible for anyone to steal a brain print from someone since the person could then “reset” their brain prints. It means the person can change his brain print and make it ready to be used again.  E 一 三 题序 二 10 Scientists think the brain print could one day be used in some areas to protect dangerous information. For example, if someone tries to get into a secret system, the system could check their brain print first. Only people with the right brain print would be allowed in. 4._____ This would make it much harder for bad people to get important information.  5._____ But as technology improves, we may see brain prints used more and more in our daily lives.  C B 一 三 题序 二 11 A.How does this technology work exactly? B.Brain print technology is still new. C.What’s more, brain prints are very hard to copy. D.So what makes brain prints better than fingerprints? E.But brain prints can be changed. F.One day, brain prints may replace fingerprints completely. G.Well, scientists in the US say that “brain prints” could be better. 一 三 题序 二 12 三、任务型阅读 Question Dear Pat, I can’t stop watching short videos. Even when I haven’t finished my homework, I still want to stay up late and keep watching. How can I stop this habit of always looking for quick fun? Lenny 一 三 题序 二 13 Answer Hi Lenny, The problem of watching short videos is very common, not only among teenagers but also among adults. I sometimes face the same struggle: putting off important tasks to watch too many short videos. It’s easy to get distracted by them, especially when there’s homework left undone. These apps are made to keep you watching, which is fun but not good when you have important things to do. 一 三 题序 二 14 Some suggest cutting out these apps completely, but that might not be the best solution for everyone. Here’s what works for me: I allow myself 5 to 10 minutes to watch videos first. Once that time is up, I switch to music that helps me concentrate. Then I work for 45 minutes to an hour before taking another short break. I keep repeating this cycle until all my work is finished. Remember, everyone is different. The key is to find a method that fits your own habits. By understanding what draws you to short videos and making a plan around that, you can stay on track and reach your goals, even when your mind tries to wander. Pat 一 三 题序 二 15 根据短文内容,回答下列问题。 1.What is Lenny’s main problem? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 2.Why are short video apps hard to quit? __________________________________________________________ He is unable to stop watching short videos./He can’t stop watching short videos./He lost himself in watching short videos. Because they are designed to keep users watching. 一 三 题序 二 16 3.What does Pat do to balance short videos and work? __________________________________________________________ 4.What does Pat think is important for Lenny? __________________________________________________________ He follows a cycle of short video time, music, and work. To find a method that fits his own habits. 一 三 题序 二 17 5.What other ways do you think can help people reduce time spent on short videos? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ (1)Set a daily time limit for using these apps and ask family members to remind you when the time is up. (2)Replace short video time with other activities like reading or exercising.(答案不唯一,言之有理即可) 一 三 题序 二 18 19 $