09 第9课时 七年级(下) Modules 11～12-【智乐星中考·中考备战】2026年山东省中考英语全练本PPT课件（外研版 六三制）

1 2 第9课时　七年级(下) Modules 11~12 建议用时:30分钟 3 一、完形填空 　　(2025烟台经开一模)I like music so much that I believe I can’t live without it. I was once asked by a friend of 　1　 why I was so interested in it. I said, “There are two reasons why I like music. First I would like to go deep into my heart and find myself 　2　 the music I like. And the other one is that I can communicate with other people and 　3　 all the things we have with the help of music.”  一 三 题序 二 4 　　My friend asked me for further explanation after hearing 　4　 I said. We know 　5　 the very beginning of human beings, our ancestors already had a special hobby of music. 　6　 time went by, people started to form different kinds of music. More and more music came into being. People became more skillful at enjoying the music. They were not just paying attention to the surface, 　7　 they went deep into the soul of a piece of music. They began to 　8　 the relationship between music and their own life. They realised the power of music and started to use music to show their 　9　.  一 三 题序 二 5 　　Nowadays, people 　10　 a greater interest in music than ever before. It is said that music has become an exactly international language today. People all over the world like it very much.  一 三 题序 二 6 1.A.I B.my C.myself D.mine 2.A.like B.except C.without D.through 3.A.share B.catch C.cost D.touch 4.A.how B.when C.what D.why 5.A.about B.at C.on D.for 6.A.With B.As C.Since D.After 7.A.but B.yet C.so D.though 8.A.pass B.break C.know D.touch 9.A.theories B.dreams C.truth D.feelings 10.A.accept B.manage C.take D.complete 一 三 题序 二 7 二、阅读理解 　　Hand gestures are an important part of communication, especially when we are speaking in a foreign language. But not all hand gestures have the same meaning in all countries. Here is some information that can help you understand these differences. 一 三 题序 二 8 “Thumbs-up” is perhaps the most common among hand gestures and has been used for thousands of years. In China, it is a positive sign, often used to praise someone. While this gesture is widely used in most Western cultures to mean “well done” or “good”, in some Middle Eastern countries it can be considered rude. In some European countries like France, the gesture has another meaning—people use it to ask for a ride by the road. In Germany, it simply means “number one”. 一 三 题序 二 9 The “V” gesture is another one that is quite common. In China, it means victory, success, and happiness. It is usually used to celebrate winning a competition or achieving a goal. People also use it when taking photos. However, in UK, South Africa and Ireland, sticking two fingers up in a “V” with your palm facing inwards is very bad. Touching your thumb and index finger to form a circle is the OK sign. In UK and China, it means “everything is going well” or “agreement”. In China, it also stands for the “number three”. But in Brazil, it is seen as a rude gesture. In France, it means “zero” or “you are nothing”. In Japan, it stands for money. 一 三 题序 二 10 In short, these examples show that hand gestures have their own meaning from one culture to another. Therefore, when you are visiting a new country, it is important to learn what certain gestures mean. 一 三 题序 二 11 ( )1.【创新考法·图文结合】 Your friend David has to ask for a ride in France. Which of the following gestures should he use? 一 三 题序 二 12 ( )2.Where does the OK sign mean “zero”? A.In Spain. B.In Japan. C.In France. D.In UK. ( )3.Where can we most probably read the text? A.www.visitourchina.com B.www.sportsworld.com C.www.healthylife.com D.www.bodylanguage.com 一 三 题序 二 13 三、阅读还原 　　Cultural dining etiquette(礼节) might surprise you with some of its important rules. 1.______ Knowing some tips will help ensure that you have an enjoyable meal with friends or family—no matter where you are in the world.  Chopstick rules 　　The way you handle chopsticks is important to avoid annoying your companions. When you put them down between bites, always put them down together so they are parallel with the edge of the table in front of you. 2.______  　D　 　F　 一 三 题序 二 14 Hands or utensils(餐具) 　　In India and the Middle East, it’s considered very rude to eat with your left hand. People in France expect you to eat with a utensil in each hand. 3.______ Instead, they prefer to use their hands. In Chile, you may never touch any food with your fingers. People in Thailand generally use their forks only to push food onto their spoons.  　C　 一 三 题序 二 15 Making requests 　　4._______ In Portugal, this would be a serious mistake, because it shows the chef that you don’t like their seasoning skills. Similarly, in Italy, never ask for extra cheese to add to your food.  　　Some of these cultural dining etiquette rules may seem random and strange, but they are important in various countries. 5.______  　G　 　B　 一 三 题序 二 16 A.You’ll make more friends in your lifetime. B.The more time you spend in any given country, the more comfortable you’ll begin to feel with its foreign cultural practice. C.Mexicans consider it improper to eat with utensils. D.Don’t get caught in making an embarrassing mistake in a restaurant. E.It’s a good sign for the chef if you make a mess around your plate. F.Never stick them upright in your food or cross them as you use them. G.It may seem like a simple request to ask for salt and pepper at a meal. 一 三 题序 二 17 18 $