牛津版：2020年中考英语话题复习基础训练历史和社会(含答案)

1、牛津版：2020牛津版：2020年中考英语话题复习基础训练 历史和社会（含答案） / 5话题历史与社会话题与不无七年级八年级九年级上册L viit 1 1ft iiwn in h词仅乃1 nit 2 Grval mi nekI nil 4 H心mid dilv in册L nil 1 HEpingin 中不/L mil 2 BckUk1 ml 1 (iiral explonahtm-词汇与句型单词拼写To my great j, we finally finished our task on time.The old lady lives alone, but she never feels l

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5、, bored, language, brave, solve, seems, avoid, trust, seat, Though, fail, polite, wealth, foreign完成句子.壮了能赶上早班车，他每天都起得很早。catch the early bus, he gets up early every day.那个小男孩学习数学有困难，但是他从来不放弃。The little boy Maths, but he never gives up.她不胖，但她却总是在节食。She is not fat but she always.这些年广州发生了很大的变化。Great cha

6、nges in Guangzhou over the years.那个人真粗心啊！他将来有一天会因为他的粗心而吃苦头。careless man he is! He will his carelessness one day.国王对他的作品真满意啊！他给了那个制作皇冠的人很多金子作为奖励。the king was with his work! He gave a lot of gold as a prize to the crown maker.那个小偷最终被送进了监狱。The thief finally.你能帮我把杯子装满水吗？Can you help me the glass water?.

7、他会打篮球也会打网球。He can play tennis basketball.我迫不及待想和我的家人去法国旅行。I cant wait toto France with my family.1.我期待收到你的来信。I look forward to you.Tom很聪明，他轻而易举地做出了这道数学题。Tom was smart he worked out the Maths problem.参加校篮球赛是我的梦想。my dream to the school basketball match.给那些有需要帮助的人筹款是有必要的。necessary to money for those.如果

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9、p, mind课内阅读Alexander Graham Bell was born in Scotland, in 1847.Alexanders grandfather, father and uncle were all public speakers. His father was also the inventor of Visible Speech, a writing system used to help the deaf learn to speak. Alexander learnt to use Visible Speech from his father. He was

10、so good at it that he helped his father in many public demonstrations（ 演示）.When Alexander was about 12 years old, his mother became almost deaf. He loved his mother very much, and wanted to find a way to help her communicate better with the world. He did a lot of experiments. For example, he talked

11、to her in a low voice close to her forehead so she would be able to understand him from the vibrations （震动）his voice made.In 1870, the Bell family moved to Canada. Alexander, now 23, got a job at a deaf school because he wanted to help more deaf people to communicate.Later, Alexander became a profes

12、sor at Boston University. He read a book by a German physicist. A French mistranslation of this book said sound could be sent over a wire. It made bell experiment by sending sound with electricity. Bell was trying to improve a machine called the telegraph. One day, his assistant in another room move

13、d a piece of metal. Bell heard it on the wire in another room. He realized sound could be sent and heard over a wire. This shortly led to the invention of the telephone in 1876.Why did Alexander help his father in many public demonstrations?What made Bell experiment by sending sound with electricity

14、?What do you think the passage is mainly about?答案:Because Alexander was so good at using Visible Speech.That a French mistranslation of this book said sound could be sent over a wire and it made Bell experiment by sending sound with electricity.The passage is mainly about the man who changed communi

15、cation.思维梳理wit bum in. AMlandGrand lather, unck: public gggjjgg思维梳理wit bum in. AMlandFamily member public 呼延仃 and 眦 inFamily member public 呼延仃 and 眦 in、,由0r。Viable SpchIn IU70, hg fkmily nHm：l to Canad口 and he gert aoh al a dcuschool.In IXAIi. The passage tells us mainly about.A. Steinbeck s lifeB.

16、Steinbecks marriageC. Steinbecks successD. Steinbecks novels Steinbeck achieved his first success in. The passage tells us mainly about.A. Steinbeck s lifeB. Steinbecks marriageC. Steinbecks successD. Steinbecks novels Steinbeck achieved his first success in.A.1929B.1937C.1939D.1964课外阅读John Steinbec

17、k was born in Salinas, California on February 27, 1902. He attended Salinas High School between 1915 and 1919. At the age of 18, he studied marine（海洋的）biology at Stanford University but he left in 1925 without finishing his degree.He began to write. And in his books, Steinbeck wrote about the hard l

18、ives of migrant workers and the strength of the human spirit. At various times, during his early years of writing, Steinbeck also did various jobs to make a living. Hard lives could be read in his novels here and there.Over his lifetime he wrote a lot of fiction and non-fiction. Of Mice and Men （193

19、7） became Steinbecks first big success. His novel The Grapes of Wrath , which was published in 1939, brought him even greater success. A year later he won the Pulitzer Prize for this novel. It is also for this novel that he is best remembered. Many of his books have been put on films and theatres. T

20、he latest film version （ 版本）of one of his stories is Of Mice and Men , which was made in 1992.Steinbeck was first married to Carol Henning in 1930. The marriage lasted for 12 years. In 1943 Steinbeck moved to New York City and he lived there for the rest of his life. He married the singer Gwyndonlyn

21、 Conger in 1943 and had two sons, Tom, born in 1944, and John, born in 1946. Steinbeck and his second wife divorced in 1948 and two years later he married his third wife, Elaine Scott.In 1962 Steinbeck was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. And in 1964 President Lyndon B. Johnson presented him with the United States Medal of Freedom.Steinbeck died of a heart attack in New Yo