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八年級Unit1-Unit2基礎(chǔ)知識過關(guān)+題型演練突破

|高分突破一:詞匯突破

教材詞匯

1.______________pron.fi何人27.-_____________V.驚奇;想知道;懷疑

2._______—adv.任何地方n.任何地方28.._____________n.差異;不同

3.______________adj.精彩的;極好的29.______________n.頂部;頂

4.______________adj.很少的;n.少量30..______________v.等;等待(waitfor)

5.______________adj.最多的;大多數(shù)的;31._______________n.傘;雨傘

6.pron.某事物;32.______________adj.濕的;雨天的

7.______________pron.沒有什么n.沒有33..______________prep.低于;在…下面

8.______________pron.我自己adv.在下面

9.______________pron.每人:人人34._______________conj.如同;像…一樣

10.______________pron.你自己;你親自35.,______________adj.足夠的

11.______________n.母雞;雌禽adv.足夠地:充分地

12._______—adj.無聊的;厭煩的;郁悶的36._______________n.鴨肉;鴨

13.______________n潴37._______________adj.饑餓的;渴望的

14.______________n.日記;日記簿38..______________想要

15.______________似乎;好像39..______________V.不喜歡;厭惡

16.______________pron.某人;有人n.不喜愛;厭惡;

17.______________相當多;不少40..______________因為;由于

18.______________當然41..—

19.______________n.活幼;活躍玩得痛快

20.______________V.決定;選定42..______________n.家務(wù)勞動

21.______________V.嘗試;設(shè)法;努力43.___________adv.幾乎不;簡直不;剛剛

22.______________n.鳥;禽44.adv.曾經(jīng):在任何時候

23.______________n.空中滑翔跳傘45.______________adv.一次;曾經(jīng)

24.______________n.自行車46.______________adv.兩倍;兩次

25.______________n.建筑物47.______________n.因特網(wǎng)

26.m商人;商船48.n.節(jié)目;程序;課程;節(jié)目單

49.____________adj.滿的;充滿的;完全的68.______________adv.共同;一起

50._______—n.搖擺;秋千v.搖擺;旋轉(zhuǎn)69.______________V.死:枯竭;消失

51.______________adv.或許;也許:可能70.______________n.作者;作家

52.______________搖擺舞71.______________n.牙科醫(yī)生

53.______________adj.最小的:最少的72.______________n.雜志

54.______________至少73.______________adv.然而;無論如何;

55.______________很少;幾乎從不;難得不管多么

56.______________n.垃圾;廢舊雜物74._________coni.比

57.______________n.咖啡;咖啡色75.______________adv.幾乎;差不多

58.________n.健康;人的身體或精神狀態(tài)76.______________pron.沒有人;沒有任何

59.______________.結(jié)果;后果東西,毫無

60._______________adj.百分之…的77.______________adj.更少的:較少的

61._______________adj.在線的adv.在線地78.______________n.看法;要點;重點;

62._______________n.電視機;電視節(jié)目小數(shù)點;目標;分數(shù)

63.________conj.雖然;盡管;然而;可是79.______________例如;諸如

64.____________prep.穿過;憑借;一直到80._________一n.垃圾食品;無營養(yǎng)食品

65.______________n.身體81.__________超過;多于;不僅僅:非常

66.___________.頭腦;想法;意見;心思82.______________不到;少于

67.______________adj.這樣的;如此的

詞匯變形

1.______________adj精彩的,絕妙的______________V想知道

2.______________adj.人感到無聊的,厭倦的,煩悶的—-___________adj某事某物令

人無聊的tv使無聊tn無聊

3.adj.有樂趣的,令人愉快的—v.享受,喜歡,享有

4._________n活動_____________adj積極的,活動的-___________adv積極地

5._____________V決定,選定—>____________n決心決定一?_____________adj決定性的

6.______________n商人一___________―n/v.貿(mào)易,生意

7.______________n建筑物,房子——____________V.修建,建設(shè)

8.______________n差別,差異_______________adj.不同的,有差別的一.

adv.有差別地

9.—一adj饑餓的—_____________n.饑餓

10.—___v.不喜歡,厭惡一?__________V.喜歡一>____prep.像;

例如一>______________Prep.不像

11.—一adj.忙的,充滿的-______—____V.使充滿,使填滿

12.——adj.小的,年輕的一比較級—->最局級——

13.——n健康,人的身體(或精神的狀態(tài))-_____—adj.健康的t

—___adv健康地

14.——v.死亡,滅亡—_________n死亡t_—_adj.死亡的

15.一n作者,作家-_________V.寫,寫作

16.—adj.通常的_______________adv.通常,尋常一__________adj.不

尋常的___________adv.不尋常地

17.adj.zdv.艱難的,硬的一adv.幾乎不

高分突破二:短語突破

1.—_________(在渡假17.—不斷做某事

2.—_________待在家里18.—上上下下;來

3.—_________拍照來回回

4.—_________相當多;不少19.在周末

5._________玩得開心20.去看電影

6._________當然;自然21.幫著做家務(wù)

7.—_________記日記22.—幾乎從不

8.—_________到達23.—去購物

9.—_________決定做某事24.—每周一次

10.—________嘗試滑翔傘運動25.—每周兩次

11._________給??…的感覺;26.每周三次

12._________四處走動27._______至少;不少于;起碼

13.—_________等待;等候28.—進行體育運動

14.—_________因為29.—對.….…?有好

15.—_________忘記去做某事處

16.帶回來30.課余活動

高分突破四:教材文章突破

PassageA

IainPenanginMalaysiathismorningwithmyfamily.Itwassunnyand

hot,sowe(決定)togotothebeachnearourhotelMysisterandItried

paragliding.IfeltlikeIwasabird,Itwasso(excite)!Forlunch,wehad

somethingveryspecialMalaysianyellownoodles.Theywere(美味的)!In

theafternoon,werodebicyclestoGeorgetown.Therearealotofnewbuildingsnow,butmany

oftheoldbuildingsarestillthere.InWeldQuay,areallyoldplaceinGeorgetown,wesawthe

housesoftheChinesetraders100yearsago.I(想知道)

whatlifewaslikehereinthepast.Ireallyenjoyed(walk)aroundthetown.

a

PassageB

Whatadadaymakes!MyfatherandIdecidedtogotoPenangHill

today.Wewantedtowalkuptothe(頂部),butthenitstartedrainingalittle_

wedecidedtotakethetrain.Wewaitedoveranhourforthetrainbecausethere

weretoomanypeople,wegottothetop,itwasrainingreallyhard.Wedidn'thaveanumbrellaso

wewere(濕的)andcold.Itwasterrible!Andbecauseofthebadweather,wecouldn't

seeanythingbelowMyfatherdidn'tbringenoughmoney,soweonlyhadonebowlofriceandsome

fish.ThefoodtastedgreatbecauseIwasso!

PassageC

LastAugust,ourclass(do)somethingveryspecialonourschooltrip.We

(go)toMountTai.We(start)ourtripat12:00atnight,Everyoneinourclass

(take)abagwithsomefoodandwater.Afterthreehours,someonelookedatthemapand

(find)outwe(be,not)anywherenearthetop.Mylegs(be)sotired

thatIwantedtostop.Myclassmates(tell)metokeepgoing,soI(go)

onAt5:00a.m,wegottothetop!Everyone(jump)upanddowninexcitement.

Twentyminuteslater,(hesun(start)toe(fbrgel)up.Ilwassobeautiful

(hatweaboutthelastfivehours!

PassageD

WhatDoNo5HighSchoolStudentsDoinTheirFreeTime?

Lastmonthwcaskedourstudentsabouttheirfreetimeactivities.Ourquestionswere

aboutexercise,useoftheInternetandwatchingTV.Herearethe.

We(find)thatonlyfifteenpercentofour6siudentsexerciseeveryday.

Fortyfivepercentexercisefour(osixtimesaweek.Twentypercentexerciseonlyonetothree

timesaweek.Andtwentypercentdonotexerciseat!Weallknowthatmany

studentsoftengoonline,butwewere(surprise)thatninetypercentofthem

usetheInterneteveryday.Theothertenpercentuseitat(little)threeorfour

timesaweek.Moststudentsuseitfor(樂趣)andnotforhomework.

Theanswerstoourquestionsaboutwatchingtelevisionwerealsointeresting.Onlytwo

percentofthestudentswatchTVonetothreetimesaweek.ThirleenpercentwatchTVfourto

sixtimesaweekAndeightyfivepercentwatchTVeveryday!manystudents

liketowatchsportsgameshowsarethemostpopular.

ItisgoodtorelaxbyusingtheInternetor(watch)gameshows,butwe

thinkthebestwaytorelaxisthroughexercise.Itis(健康的)forthemind

andthebody.Exercisesuchasplayingsportsisfun,andyoucanspendtimewithyourfriends

andfamilyasyouplay.Andremember,“Oldhabitsdtogether.hard."Sostan

exercisingbeforeit'stoolate!

高分突破五;中考題型突破

a

1題型突破一:閱讀理解

PassageA

Noonewantstoworkatamessydeskandlooklazy.Butdoesamessydesktopactually

meanthat?Notalldisorders(無序)meanyoumesseverythingup.EvenSteveJobsthought

hispersonalattractioncamefromhismessydesktop.

Peoplewhopreferamessydeskhavetheirownideas.Some(hinkitmakesthemfortable.

Somebelieveithelpsthemfocusmoreeasily.Messytablescanmakeiteasiertofocuson

thetasks,justlikesomenovelistscanwritepatientlyinanoisycafe.Othersmaybethepeople

whowanttodothingsperfectly.Forthosewhostriveforperfection,tasksarceither100%or

0%done.Sotheyusuallyputawaythelessimportantthingsanddothemostimportantones

perfectly,whichleadstopapermountainsonthedesktop.

Manypeoplearedescribedasuntidy,carelessandslowbecauseofmessytabletops.

However,whenweseethedesksofAlbertEinstein,MarkTwainandMarkZuckerberg

pioneersoftheirtimes------thingsmightchange.Clearly,theworldwelesuniformity(X)and

order,ilalsoneverrefusesregular(有規(guī)律的)disorder,whichseemslikeamessbutgoesin

anorganized(有條理的)way.

Researchshowsthatpeopleworkingwithamessydesktoparcprobablymorecreative

andliketotakerisks.Butpeoplewithatidyoneoftenfollowtherulesandmaynotlikeiotry

newthings.Forexample,inanexperiment(實驗)donebyKathleenVbhs.Peopleinthemessy

groupcameupwithmoreinterestingandcreativeideasaboutthenewusesofpingpongballs

thantheorganizedone.Vohssays,Messyenvironmentsseemtoinspirepeopletothinkup

freshideas.'

Butamessydeskmightnotbethebestchoiceallthetime.Whenyouneednewideas,a

messydeskmightbeagoodchoice;butwhenyouwanttodoataskquicklyandsuccessfully,

itseemsbettertomakeadeskcleanandtidy.

Nomatterwhatkindofdeskyouprefer,wehopeyoufeelfbrtableandenjoyit!

1.Somepeoplepreferamessydeskbecause.

A.itmakesthemunfortable

B.theycanfocusontaskseasily

C.theyarelazyanduntidy

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“striveforMmeaninChinese?

A.對……感興趣B.將……分開C.為……努力

3.WhatcanyoulearnfromParagraph3?

A.Disorderisneverweledinthisworld.

B.Peoplemaybesuccessfulalthoughtheyhavemessytabletops.

C.Peoplecanfinishthetasksperfectlyaslongastheykeeptheirdesksclean.

4.TheexperimentdonebyKathleenVbhsshowsthat.

A.peopleworkingamessydesktopthinkupfreshideasmoreoften

B.peopleworkingwithatidydesktopalwaystrynewthings

C.amessydesktophasabadinfluenceonpeople'sminds

5.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.MessyDesk:DoPeopleNeedtoChangeII?

B.MessyDesk:DoesItMakePeoplefortable?

C.MessyDesk:DoPeopleFindExcusesforIt?

PassageB

OnesunnyMonday,Idecidedtogoforawalkwithmyhusband.Iwaswearingaspecial

diamond(鉆石)ringthatday.Itwasmy20thbirthdaygiftfrommygrandmother.

Aswewerewalkinginthepark,Iunintentionally(無意地)lookeddownatmyhandand

foundthediamondonmyringwasmissing.Iwasreallyworried,soIwentbacktolookforit.

Iknewhowsmallthechanceswereoffindingit,butIstillwantedtogiveitatry.

As1wasfixingeyesontheground,Iranintoanoldgentlemanbyaccident."What's

thematter,love?^^heaskednicely."SorrythatIranintoyou,“Isaid.4tButIlostsomething.

I'mreallyworried."Iexplainedaboutthemissingdiamondandshowedhimtheholeinmy

ring."That'snotgoingtobeeasytofindit,“hesaid.“Tellyouwhat,love,Itakeawalkhere

everyday.I'llkeepmyeyesopenfbrit.”

Ithankedhim,expectingnothing.Afewdayslater,myhusbandandImettheoldman

againinthepark.uGuesswhatJhesaid."Ifoundyourdiamond!''Icouldn'tbelievewhatIsaw

whenthegentlemanhandedthediamondbacktome.Thenmyhusbandofferedhimmoneyfor

hishelp,butherefused.Theoldmancouldhaveeasilykeptthediamondorsoldit,asit'sworth

severalthousanddollars.Buthedidn't.

Nowthankstothisman,Tilspendmorelimetrying(odosomethingequallyniceforother

people.AllIhavetodoistolookatmyringandremindmyselfthattherearestillkindand

generoussouls(心靈)ouithere.

1.Whogavetheringtotheladyasagift?

A.Herhusband.B.Herparents.C.Hergrandma.

2.Whatdocstheunderlinedphrase“fix…eyeson”meaninParagraph3?

A.Repairsomethingperfectly.

B.Watchsomethingcarefully.

C.Drawsomethingseriously.

3.What'stherelationshipbetweentheladyandtheoldgentleman?

A.Strangers.B.Husbandandwife.C.Ownerandthief.

4.Whatdidthegentlemandoafterhefoundthediamond?

A.Hecalled911tolookforthelady.

B.Hekeptthediamondtohimself.

C.Hereturneditwhenhemetthelady.

5.What'sthemainideaofthestory?

A.Alwaystrustpeoplewhoofferhelp.

B.Strangerscanbeverynicesometimes.

C.Walchoutwhenyouwalkaround.

PassageC

Foralongtime,scientistsbelievedthatonlyhumanswerelefthandedor

righthanded.IJustlikehumans,animalsfavoronesideortheother.

InIreland,scientistsstudiedagroupof42cals.Theygavethemthreetasks.2

Theyfoundthatthemalecatsprefertousetheirleftpaw(JR),whilethefemalecatspreferto

usetheirrightpaw.

3Itcanincludeeyes,ears,paws,andeventa:ls.InItaly,scientistsdiscoveredthat

dogswagtheirtailstotherightwhentheyseesomethingthattheylike.Whentheysee

somethingthattheydon'tlike,theirtailsgototheleft.

Manypeoplebelievethatpolarbearsarelefthanded.Theysaytheycover(heirblacknose

withtheirrightpaw,whichhelpsthemhidein(hesnowwhentheyarehunting.Thentheycan

sneakupon(悄悄走近)aseal,andtheirleftpawwillbefreetocatchit.Scientists,however,

disagree.Somehavewatchedpolarbearsforthousandsofhours.Theyneversawthebears

covertheirnoseduringahunt.4Withouttakinganynoticeofthis,manywebsites

continuetosaythatpolarbearsarclefthanded.

5Thenexttimeyousecananimal,whetherit'syourpctcatoranelephant,try

figuringoutwhichitprefers—leftorright.

A.Theywanttofindoutwhichcatchesthemostmice.

B.Onewastogetapieceofdeliciousfishoutofabottle.

C.Theyalsosawnoevidence(證據(jù))thattheywerelefthanded.

D.However,recentstudieshaveshownthatthisisn'ttrue.

E.Scientistsarestilllearningaboutanimalsandtheirbehaviors.

F.Beinglefthandedorrighthandedisn'tlimited(限定)toarmsandlegs.

’題型突破二:完形填空

Samwasworried.Thefollowingmorning,hewouldhaveartclass.Itwashisfavouriteclass,

buttherewasa1.Samsawtheworlddifferentlyfromeverybodyelse.Whenhedrew,birds

haddifferenlsizedwingsandbuildingshadstrangeshapes.Everytimehepaintedapicture,his

teachersandclassmaleswouldbe2.

Itwastimefortheartclass.Nervously,Samlookedatthewhitepieceofpaperinfrontofhim.

“Goodmorning,class/'saidMrWhite.<4Today,we'regoingtopaint…”

Sam3wonderingwhatthenextwordwouldbe.Please,hethought,unothouses,not

buildings...”

"We'regoingtopaint4?'saidMrWhite,withasmile.

“Yes!Great!MsaidSam5.

“Wecan'tpaintthat!"shoutedMikefromtheothersideoftheclassroom.

“Sure,youcan,^^repliedMrWhite6.4tThinkaboutit,Mike.Whatmakesyouhappy?”

“Umm...beaches,sunshine,and...icecream!”saidMike.

''Well,thereyougo.That'showyoupaintit.StartworkingsaidMrWhite.

Samwasalicady7.Hesplashed(潑灑)laigcaiiiuunlbofpaintalluvcillic8.

Itwasreallybeautiful!Therewereshapesthatwedidn'thaveintherealworldandthecolorswere

soshining.Thewholeclass9andSamlookedproud.

FromthatdayonSamwasnever10aboutartclass.Heknewthathecouldpaint

happiness,nomatterwhathepainted.

1.A.

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