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焦點04任務(wù)型閱讀備考2026年中考英語新課標(biāo)(核心素養(yǎng))同步大師課堂之題型特訓(xùn)面面到【題型解析】一、題型預(yù)測與核心考查點1.多模態(tài)文本綜合分析??題型示例:結(jié)合圖表、流程圖、廣告、訪談等多模態(tài)材料,要求提取關(guān)鍵信息并完成對比、歸納或評價。?考查重點:?信息整合:從不同文本中提取關(guān)聯(lián)信息(如數(shù)據(jù)對比、觀點歸納)。?跨學(xué)科關(guān)聯(lián):可能涉及科學(xué)、社會等場景(如環(huán)保措施、科技應(yīng)用),需結(jié)合常識與文本邏輯推理。2.邏輯推理與篇章結(jié)構(gòu)分析??題型示例:補全文章段落首句、排序句子或還原邏輯鏈。?考查重點:?邏輯銜接詞:關(guān)注因果(therefore)、轉(zhuǎn)折(however)、舉例(forexample)等信號詞。?篇章結(jié)構(gòu):分析段首主題句、段尾總結(jié)句或過渡句的作用。3.開放性任務(wù)設(shè)計??題型示例:根據(jù)文本設(shè)計活動方案(如海報、調(diào)查問卷)、撰寫建議信或評價作者觀點。?考查重點:?語言輸出能力:要求語言簡潔、邏輯清晰,符合實際場景需求。?批判性思維:需結(jié)合文本內(nèi)容提出合理建議或評價(如環(huán)保措施的可行性)。二、解題策略與技巧1.信息匹配題??步驟:1.快速瀏覽左右欄關(guān)鍵詞(如人名、數(shù)字、專有名詞)。2.優(yōu)先匹配含同類信息的問題(如時間、地點)。3.排除干擾項(如張冠李戴或邏輯矛盾的選項)。2.句子還原題??步驟:1.分析空格前后句的邏輯關(guān)系(代詞指代、連詞提示)。2.代入選項驗證語義連貫性(如對比、因果關(guān)系)。?注意:段首句多為總領(lǐng),段尾句多為總結(jié)或過渡。3.圖表/表格填空題??步驟:1.定位原文對應(yīng)段落,提取數(shù)據(jù)或描述性信息。2.注意詞性轉(zhuǎn)換(如動詞→名詞)和同義替換(如“increase”→“rise”)。?示例:根據(jù)文章填寫表格中的“Max5books”對應(yīng)原文“borrowupto5books”。4.綜合任務(wù)題(如設(shè)計活動)??步驟:1.明確任務(wù)要求(如目標(biāo)、步驟、注意事項)。2.結(jié)合文本內(nèi)容提出合理方案(如環(huán)?;顒有璋麄?、執(zhí)行、反饋環(huán)節(jié))。?語言要求:使用祈使句、步驟連詞(First,Then)及清晰的時間/地點狀語。三、備考建議1.強化邏輯分析能力??訓(xùn)練識別文章中的邏輯信號詞(如however,inaddition),并練習(xí)補全邏輯鏈。2.積累高頻話題詞匯??重點關(guān)注環(huán)保、科技、社會熱點等高頻主題詞匯(如sustainable,innovation)。3.模擬實戰(zhàn)訓(xùn)練??限時完成真題任務(wù)型閱讀(如杭州2023年六選五題型),并復(fù)盤錯題。4.注重語言輸出規(guī)范??練習(xí)縮寫、擴寫句子,確保語法準(zhǔn)確(如時態(tài)、主謂一致)。四、2026年命題趨勢預(yù)測?難度提升方向:?增加跨文本對比(如兩篇短文分析同一現(xiàn)象的不同觀點)。?強化真實情境應(yīng)用(如結(jié)合浙江本地文化設(shè)計旅游指南)。?創(chuàng)新題型可能:?結(jié)合AI技術(shù)場景(如智能設(shè)備使用說明)設(shè)計任務(wù)。?增加互動性題目(如根據(jù)對話內(nèi)容填寫信息卡)??偨Y(jié):2026年浙江中考任務(wù)型閱讀的“閱讀綜合”題型將更注重語言綜合運用與邏輯思維,考生需通過系統(tǒng)訓(xùn)練提升信息整合、邏輯推理及實際場景應(yīng)用能力。A閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的AE五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),將其序號填入第14小題,并回答第5小題。It’snoteasytomakesomechangestoyourself.Itrequiresmuchwork.Herearesomesuggestionsforyou.Setupcleargoals.Accordingtoyourownactualsituation,thinkaboutwhatyouarelookingforwardtoordreamingofdoingandmakeplans.Realizingsomethingyouwanttoachievemayhelpyouunderstandwhattodonext.Thenyouwillbeabletomakeyourwishesetrue.Developgoodhabits.Trytostayawayfromsomebadhabits.1Forexample,ifyouwanttocutdownyourtimespentonsocialmedia,youcansettimelimitsforusingsocialmediaandslowlyincreaseyourfocusonmoremeaningfulactivities.Gainnewknowledge.You’renevertoolatetostudy.Ifyouwanttochangeyourself,it’snecessarytokeepupwiththedevelopmentoftheworld.2Stayclosetopositivepeople.3Spendmoretimewithpeoplefullofactiveandhealthyideastoencourageyourgrowthandchange.Avoidthosewhomakeyouupset.4Bewillingtotakerisksandtrynewthings.Thismightallowyoutoexperiencenewchallengesandchancesforgrowth.Forexample,ifyouareshy,tryspeakingupatameetingorjoininginasocialeventwhereyoudon’tknowmanypeople.A.Bebravetoaskforhelp.B.Stepoutofyourfortzone.C.Thisrequiresattentionandselfdiscipline(自律).D.Studyingisjustagreatwaytolearnmoreabouttheworld.E.Thepeoplearoundyouhaveagreatinfluenceonyourideas.5、Whatdoyouthinkcanbringmorechancesforchange—spendingtimewithactivepeopleortryingsomethingnew?Why?(Answerwithin15words)B閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的A~E五個選項中選擇正確的選項(其中一項是多余選項),并回答問題。WhenyoubeginlearningEnglish,youprobablyjustwanttobeabletoorderacoffeeorfindthetoilet.Butasyoukeeplearning,youmaywanttosoundmorelikearealEnglishspeaker.1Firstofall,youneedtolearngrammar.Grammarhelpsyouputwordsintherightorder.Ifyourgrammariswrong,itcanbehardforpeopletounderstandyou.Butthisdoesn’tmeanyouhavetospeaklikesomeoneinabook!Infact,sometimesyoushoulddotheopposite!2Forexample,theyusecontractions.Acontractioniswhenyouputtwowordstogether,like“can’t”insteadof“cannot”,or“won’t”insteadof“willnot”.Theyalsosaythingslike“gonna”for“goingto”and“gotta”for“gotto”.Thesewordssoundmorenaturalwhenpeoplespeak,butwedon’tusuallywritethem.Peoplealsousefillerwords.Thesearewordslike“um”,“so”or“youknow”.3Forexample,someonemightsay,“um...wasthinking,um...Areyoudoinganythinglater?”It’sreallyimportanttousefillers—butnottoooften!Andwhileyoumighthavelearnedinschooltoanswerquestionsinfullsentences,it’snotsomethingyouneedtodowhentalkingwithfriends.It’sokaytogiveshortanswers.4AgreatwaytolearnisbylisteningtopeoplewhospeakEnglish,likeinmoviesorontheInternet.Trytocopyhowtheytalk.You’llalsohearcoolphrasesthatcanhelpyouspeakbetter.Justkeeppracticing—you’llgetbettereveryday!A.Youcouldusefillersasmuchasyouwant.B.Ofcourse,learningtospeaknaturallytakestime.C.Sohowcanyoumakeyourspeechsoundmorenatural?D.Theyhelpfillthespacewhileyouthinkaboutwhattosaynext.E.PeoplewhospeakEnglisheverydayoftentalkinamorerelaxedway.5、Whatwillyoudotobeeabetterspeaker?Why?(nomorethan25words)C閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的AE五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),將其序號填入前四題,并回答最后一題。HowtoGiveClearDirectionsGivinggooddirectionshelpspeoplefindtheirwayeasily.Herearesomesimpletipstoguideothersbetter.◆Useeasytoseelandmarks(地標(biāo))Insteadofexplainingthewholewayatonce,guidepeoplefromonelandmarktoanother.1Choosebigorspecialplacesthatarehardtomiss.Thishelpsthemknowthey’reontherightway.◆12Ifwordsarenotenough,amapcanhelp.Aclearmapcanpreventmistakes.Markimportantplaceslikeshopsorparksonit.Thepersoncankeepthemapandcheckitalongtheway.◆GivetheeasiestrouteDon’tsuggestshortcuts(近路)thatmightconfusepeople.3Pickroadswithfewerturns,eveniftheytakealittlelonger.It’sbettertochoosewaysyouknowwell.◆SpeakclearlyandpatientlyTakeyourtimeandexplaincarefully.4Makesuretousesimplewordsthateveryonecanunderstand.A.Simplepathsareusuallysafer.B.Drawasimplemapifneeded.C.Thismakesiteasierforthemtofollow.D.Alwayschoosethefastestwaypossible.E.Don’trushandcheckiftheyunderstand.10.Whichtipdoyouthinkisthemostimportantwhengivingdirections?Why?(不超過20詞)D閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的AE五個選項中選出正確的選項(其中一項是多余選項),并回答最后一小題。Collectingactionfigures(動作人偶)isbeingreallypopular.Youmaywonderwhysomepeopleenjoyactionfigurecollectingandmayevenwanttogetintoityourself.1JustforloveSomepeoplelikesomethinglikeXMen,Transformers,HarryPotter,etc.2Ofcourse,somepeoplecollectsomespecialtoysjustbecausetheythinkthedesignsarefunandcool.AsahobbyManypeoplecollectactionfiguresasahobby.Theycollectthemsimplyforthejoyofhavingacollectionoftheirfavoritecharacters.Theymayalsoshowthemintheirhomeasaconversationpieceandshowofftheircollection.3AsachildhoodreminderActionfigurescanbeareminderofpeople’schildhoodwhentheyfirstfoundthecharactersandstoriestheylove.4Itcanalsomakesurethatthecharactersandstoriesthatpeoplelovewillliveon.A.Herearesomeofthemostmonreasons.B.Itisalsoagreatwaytoconnectwithotherfans.C.Collectingthemcanbeawaytokeepchildhoodmemoriesalive.D.Collectingfiguresfromthatcanbetheirwayofshowingloveforit.E.Thishobbycanalsohelppeoplerelaxandevenletthemlearnnewskills.10、What’syourfavoritehobby?Why?(不超過15詞)A(2025·浙江·中考真題)Inabookstore,wehadaninterviewwithAlexWhite,anauthorofforeignlanguagelearningbooks.Hisnewseries“LanguageAdventures”hasbeenahit,helpingmanylearnersontheirlanguagelearningjourney.Reporter:Whydidyouwritethelanguagebooks?AlexWhite:Well,whenIwaslivingabroadasanexchangestudent,1Herpassionforlearningnewlanguagesinspiredmetowritebooksthatmakelanguagelearningfun.Reporter:Howwerethepeoplethere?AlexWhite:2Theirkindnessmademefeelathome,andtheirdailyconversationswerefulloflanguagelearningchances.Theseexperiencesbecamepartofmywritingmaterial.Reporter:3AlexWhite:Istudiedlinguistics(語言學(xué))incollege.Ithelpedmeunderstandlanguagestructuresandhowpeoplelearnnewlanguages,whichisreallyhelpfulforwritingthesebooks.Reporter:4AlexWhite:Yes,thereis.“TheMagicofLanguage”byafamouslinguistgavemetheideatowriteinamorestorybasedway.Itshowedmethatlanguagelearningcanbeanadventure.A.Whatdidyoustudyincollege?B.Isthereabookthatgaveyoutheideatowrite?C.thefamilyIstayedwithhasa10yearoldgirl.D.Thepeopletherewerewarmandfriendly.E.Doyouoftenmunicatewithforeignlanguagelearners?5.Doesthewriterthinktalkingwithothersisagoodwaytolearnaforeignlanguage?HowdidyoulearnEnglish?(Answerwithin15words)B(2024·浙江·中考真題)閱讀下面材料,從所給的A~E五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),將其序號填入第1~4小題,并回答第5小題。UsingsciencetomaketheworldabetterplaceAscienceprojectcanbeajoborafunhobby.Butdoingresearchcanalsobeachancetohelpothersandmaketheworldabetterplace.Here’saninterviewwithtwoteenscientistswhotookpartinthisyear’ssciencepetition,SallyandAllen.◆Canyouintroduceyourproject?Sally:____1_____Themachineispoweredbythesun’senergy.Itcannotonlyfindlitterbutalsoputlitterintodifferentgroups.Allen:Idevelopedanapptoremend(推薦)songs.Itrecordssomeone’shearrate(心率)whilelisteningtomusic.Theinformationisthenusedtoremendothermusicthatcanhelpthepersonrelax.◆_____2____Sally:WhenIvolunteeredatourlocallittercleanup,Isawhowmuchliterpollutiontherewas,andIknewthatIhadtofixthisproblem.Allen:Whenpeoplearelisteningtomymusic,theyallhavedifferentfeelings.Sothat’swhereIgottheideatostartthisproject.◆Whatwasyourfavouritepartofthisproject?Sally:Buildingtherobot.Ihaveneverhadanyexperienceinroboticsbefore,soitwasapletelynewexperience.Allen:Myfavouritepartwasfindingoutpropermusic._____3_____◆Anyadviceforscienceprojectbeginners?Sally:Followthescientificrules.Itmightseemdifficultattimes,butifyousticktothisandchangejustonevariable(變量)atatime,you’llfinallymakeit.Allen:____4____Everyone’sworried,“Ohno,whatifImessthisup?”Infact,makingmistakesispartoflearning.A.Imadealittercollectingrobot.B.ItwassomethingthatIreallyliked.C.Don’tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.D.What’sthenextstepforyourproject?E.Howdidyougettheideatostarttheproject?5.Whoseprojectdoyoulikebetter,Sally’sorAllen’s?Why?(不超過15詞)A(2025·浙江紹興·三模)閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的AE五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),將其序號填入第14小題,并回答第5小題。Studiesshowthatchildrenwhoeatbreakfastdobetterinschool.1Whetheryouworkathomeorattheoffice,itisnotagoodideatohavenobreakfast.Ifwehavenobreakfast,wearelikelytobeetiredwhenourbrainsandbodiesrunlowonfuel(能量).Bymidmorning,alotofusholdacupofcoffeeoreatacandytowakeupagain.2Butbylunchtimewearehungry.Eatingagoodbreakfastsetsthebasefortherestoftheday.Havingnobreakfastisapopularwaytoloseweight,butnotasmartone.Manypeoplebelievethattheywillloseweightiftheyhavenomeals,butthatjustisn’ttrue;thebodyexpectstobefilledwithfuelafewtimesaday,startingwithahealthybreakfast.34Itshouldhavesomeprotein(蛋白質(zhì))andsomefiber(纖維).Proteincanefromlowfatmeats,eggs,orbeans.Fibercanbefoundinwholevegetablesandfruits.Agoodexampleofahealthybreakfastmightbesomethingsimplelikeahardboiledegg,anorange,andabowlofwholegraincerealwithlowfatmilk.A.Whatisahealthybreakfastmadeup?B.Itisforsurethatadultswillfeelbetteranddobetteratworkaswell.C.Thismightworkforafewminutes.D.Infact,peoplewhoeatbreakfastaremorelikelytokeepahealthyweight.E.Theywillkeepyoufeelingfulluntillunchtime.5.Doyouthinkeatingahealthybreakfastisimportant?Why?(答案不少于5詞)B(2025·浙江杭州·二模)閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的A—E五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),并回答問題。Isyourschoolbagfullofpapersandbrokenpencils?Hereissomeadviceonhowtoorganizeyourschoolworkinjustafeweasysteps.Tostartwith,youwillneedpapers,notebooksandfolders(文件夾).1Wheneveryougetanewtask,writeitinyournotebook.Forbigtaskssuchasprojects,writeduedatesforallthepartsoftheproject.Reviewthedatesinyournotebookeveryday.Thenyouwon’tbesurprisedwhenhomeworkisdue!Thenbegintoorganizeyourhomework.2First,takeoutallthepapersinyourbag.Thenputthepapersinthreepiles(沓).Thefirstpileisforrecycling.Throwawaythepapersyoudon’tneed.Thesecondpileisforyourfamilymembers.3Maybeyougotareallygoodgrade(orareallybadgrade).Ormaybetheyneedtoseesomethingfromyourteacher.Thethirdpileisfornewhomeworkorprojects.Putthepapersfromthispileinthefolderornotebookthattheybelongto.Next,cleanyourfoldersfromtimetotime.Keepyournotesincaseyouneedthemagain.It’sgoodtokeepoldtestsandprojects,too.Youcanusethemtohelpyoustudy.Finally,getreadyfortomorrow.Don’trusharoundinthemorningwithpapersflyingeverywhere.4A.Beginbymakingaplan.B.Packyourbagbeforeyougooutinthemorning.C.Showthemthepaperstheyneedtoknowabout.D.Everyday,spendtwominutesorganizingyourhomework.E.Cleanoutyourbageverynighttoavoidrushinginthemorning.5.Doyouthinkit’sworththetimetobeemoreorganized?Why?(nomorethan15words)C(2025·浙江杭州·模擬預(yù)測)閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的A—E五個選項中選擇正確的選項(其中一項是多余選項)?!癏ello,”saysafriendlyvoice.“MynameisTemi”.Ilookattheonemetertallmachine,anditlooksbackatme.I’venevermetarobotbefore!Temisaysitsjobistohelphumans.1Theycheckonpatients,bringitemstocustomers,anddosomeotherthings.WhileTemihastakenonmanyhumanjobs,you’dnevermistakeitforaperson.Therobothasa“face”.Its“body”lookslikeavacuum(真空吸塵器).However,somerobotsarenowbeingdesignedtolookashumanaspossible.Theseproductsoftechnologyareatthecenterofadebate(爭論):Shouldtheybemadetolooklikehumans?Robotsareplayinganincreasinglybiggerroleinourlives.Insomecountries,robotshavebeenlookingafterkidsandhelpingtheelderly.Someexpertssayrobotswillbemoreeffectiveatsuchjobsiftheylooklikehumans.2“Humanizingthemachinescanturncoldtechnologyintosomethingthatspeakstothehumanheart,”saidroboticist(機器人專家)DavidHanson.HansonisthecreatorofSophia,oneofthemosthumanlikerobotseverbuilt.3Justlookatpopularfictional(虛構(gòu)的)robotslikeWALLE.Theydon’tlooklikeusatall.4However,robotscan’talwaysdothatyet.Forexample,theycan’tlaughattherightmomentsduringaconversation.Manypeoplealsofindhumanlikerobotsfrightening.What’smore,thehumanbodyisnotthebestdesignformanyofthejobswewantrobotstodo.Justthinkofsmall,flatrobotvacuums.Theycangounderasofatopickupthedustballs.Canhumanlikerobotsalsodothis?A.Researchhasshownthatpeoplefeelclosertohumanlikerobots.B.Butotherexpertssayrobotsdon’tneedtolooklikehumans.C.Ifrobotslooklikeus,wemayexpectthemtoactlikeus.D.Althoughtheyhavemanyadvantages,manypeopleareunhappyabouttheirdesigns.E.Thereareabout8,000Temisinhospitalsandshopsaroundtheworld.5、Doyouthinkrobotsshouldlooklikehumans?Whyorwhynot?(nomorethan25words)D(2025·浙江嘉興·一模)閱讀下面材料,從方框中所給的A—E五個選項中選出正確選項(其中一項是多余選項),并回答最后一小題。Ifyouhaveeverheardthewords“Cleanupyourroom!”,you’renotalone.Butadeskfullofpapersandbooks,orafloorcrowdedwithclothesandshoescanbestressfulforyouandtherestofyourfamily.Studieshaveshownthatamessyroomcankeeppeoplefromthinkingclearly.Ontheotherhand,researchhasalsofoundthatsomeuntidinessmaybeasignofacreativemind.Whatdoyouthink1Herearesomefactsyouneedtoknow.Asurveyin2021foundthatamessybedroomwasthethirdmostmonreasonforfamilyarguments.Ina2019survey,morethan60%ofthe4000parentssaidthathavingamessyhomewastheirbiggestcauseofstress.2Expertssayit’sbecausethepartoftheirbrainsthatisresponsiblefororganizingisstilldeveloping.YES

It’sreallynotabigdeal.1.Givingchildrenaspacewheretheycanbeincharge(負(fù)責(zé))teachesthemresponsibility.2.4Buttheycangrowoutofit.3.Therearebetterthingstodowithyourtime,likehomeworkorchores.NO

31.Atidyenvironmentleadstoaclearmindandcanhelpyoufeelcalmer.2.Whenyourspaceismessy,youcanlosethethingsyouneedandenjoy.3.Yourroomispartofthefamilyhomeandshouldberespected.A.Tidyingupisalifeskill.B.Cleaningupyourroom

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