5.完型填空代詞連詞

1、課題：初三英語完型填空“連詞代詞”復習課學案學習目標：After the class, you will be able to1. get the an swers with the help of the clues or hin ts.2. recog nize the differe nces betwee n the similar nouns.重點、難點：To recog nize the differe nces of the words.導學設計：預習導綱代詞：人稱代詞：he ,she, my, your, his, her, our, your, their, them不定代詞

2、：some one, every one, an ybody, no body;nothing, someth ing, anything, everythi ng;none, some, all, both;each, some, one, none,much, any, eno ugh, some,little, much, few, manyall, both, either, n eitherother, others, ano ther, the other連詞：although, but, un til, as, if, uni ess, sin ce, because第一篇：20

3、13東城二模Four of my friends and I gathered at our favourite restaura nt for Anna ' birthday party. We were all having a good time when suddenly Julia said, “ Hey! Let ' s go t35 house and party on! ”“ I ' not sure if it ' asgood idea,” I said. I looked to the others for support （支持）,but

4、 it seemed they were considering going to Julia ' s housefy didn ' t knowhow to say “ ito Julia. Julia always tries to bully （ 欺負）the rest of us. She knew that we would all get into trouble with our pare nts if we left the restaura nt. But that did n' t stop her.第二篇：2013通州一模It was 8:30 a

5、nd I was lying in the sun, liste ning to my CD.The n my mum came out. She wan ted me to go out with her. She told me about this place called Give Kids the World. It' s a special place for families to spiodvaheacatchild had alife-threatening （致命的）illness. There were several jobs 36 did there, inc

6、luding gift giving and ice-cream servi ng. Mum said I would enjoy it, but I expected this was a simple job.36. A. IB. theyC. sheD. we第三篇：To find out who had written on the step, father gave us each a piece of paper and a pencil.want each of you to write exactly what you see on the step.”I tried my b

7、est to write the words differently. I didn ' t want to be able to tell it was me. He gathered up our pieces of paper and looked at them.“ Since none of you will admit to have done it,then I will punish you all.” I stood there and said nothing. The last thing I waited for Dad was topunish me!“ I

8、did it. ” My sister stepped forward and said she had done45she hadn' t. Shegroun ded （受處罰）for a mon th.We didn ' t talk about that day for many years. Not until we were all older and I knew it was safe to fin ally tell my dad it was really me. I always felt sorry because of it. That was the

9、last time I let anyone take the blame for me.45. A. nothingB. someth ingC. anythingD. everyth ing第四篇：12朝陽一模After a dinner of pizza at her mother' s house in Alt on, Carrio n, 26, ha捆綁r）died （sleepy kids, Averie, four, and Abel, 21 mon ths, into a pickup truck and headed home. It was 8 p.m., snow

10、 covered the land. 38 cars were on the road. Suddenly, the truck began to slide （ 滑動）. It rolled （轉動）two or three times before returning to a stop, tilted into a snow bank on its passe nger side. Carrion blacked out.“ When I came to, I could hear Abel cryin g. It was dark, and Icouldn ' t see an

11、ything,” Carrion says. Finatiyijnsiged to push the heavy driver' s door openeno ugh so that the lights turned on. She saw Abel in his seat. His nose was bloody, but he had no other hurts. Averie was no where in sight. Carrio n called Averie aga in and aga in. But there was only sile nee. Then sh

12、e called 9-1-1.第五篇：2012年東城二模David looked at the small box, thinking money or jewels might be in side.When he ope nethe box, David was surprised to see only a stone. It was a very beautiful stone, but was it valuable?Grandfather spoke more slowly than before, “ David,when your grandma and I were firs

13、tmarried, we had very little mon ey. She wan ted to give me somethi ng special for my birthday, soshe found this beautiful rock and polished（打磨）it day and night44 it shined. It was thegreatest gift I ever received because it came from your grandma' s heart. Now, I want you to haveit because it c

14、omes from my heart.”David held the stone in his hand and felt the love of his gran dfather.“ This is a wonderfgift thank you, Grandfather.” He knew he had received the best gift ever.44. A. untilB. althoughC. since D. unl ess第六篇：2012年西城一模I searched for anything reas on able that would allow me to le

15、ave. I could not come up with asin gle on e. It took me a mome nt to realize that los ing my job may not be that bad after all. Justthat if I lost my job, it probably would not be long 43 I would lose my car, then myhome. But I realized that at the end of my life, the car and the house would have no

16、 value. Once Ithought that the real reas on I was there was to bring happ in ess to an un happy environmen t, Irealized that I really faced no risk （ 冒險）at all. So I decided to pick up Billy. We laughed and talked about the things that worried him. After I left the room, Billy said to his mom, “ Ido

17、n' t care anymore if I see Father Christmas this year because I was held by Ron ald McDon ald.”43. A. whe nB. afterC. sinceD. before課堂反饋：I was standing there watching her and her mother decorate （裝飾）her college dormitory room（宿舍）. 35 is carefully planned, pictures of her dearest friends on the w

18、all , drawers and boxes full of clothes and books under the bed. As the room takes on her style （風格），1 begin to accept that her room at home is no Ion ger hers. It is now ours. Our room for her whe n she visits.I find myself thinking of when I held her in my arms, in the chair by my wife' s hosp

19、itaOne day old. So small, so beautiful, so perfect, so totally depending on her new, untested parents How time flies!She looks up now, catching me watching her, causing her to say to her mother,“ Mom,匸look ing at me funny. ”The last few days, I touch her arm, her face anything knowing that whe n my

20、wife and Iretur n home, she will not be with us and there will be nothing to see. I have so much to say, 40 no words with which to say it.My life changed from the day I drove this child home from the hospital. I saw myself differe ntly that day, and it has led to a lot of places that I would n ever

21、have found on my own.35. A. Everyth ing40. A. and家庭作業(yè)第一篇：B. Someth ingB. butC. An ythi ngD. Nothi ngC. sinceD. un tilMy mom told me that whe n I was born, I was the most beautiful baby in the world. Time passed, and I started to be a strong and happy girl.Then, one day whe n I was five years old, my

22、 life cha nged a lot. I had a high fever. The doctor gave me the wrong medici ne, and this caused me to lose my speech. My mom could n t believe that I could not speak. The doctor told her that the medici ne brought me a lot of problems with my speech. He thought that I would 38 be able to speak wel

23、l aga in or lear n ano ther Ian guage.My mom, however, was a 39. She sent me to a lot of teachers. Fin ally, she found theright teacher, Nina, to help me to make my dream come true. She was a very nice pers on. She en couraged me and told me that I would speak aga in.The most amaz ing thing was that

24、 she taught me to read my 41.I remember that I spe nt hours in front of the mirror and tried to repeat every word that I said. Imagi ne los ing your speech and havi ng to lear n everything again. For me, it was like being born again. Yes, I was! I learned to talk and speak my mother Ian guage Spani

25、sh.Now, I am study ing En glish. I can t believe that I am lear ning ano ther Ian guage. But, I am! I am crying 43 study ing here makes me feel happy, and it makes me smile whe n I remember wh at the doctor said to my mom, 45 “ill never be able to speak or learn another Ianguage.I llalways remember

26、the beautiful words my mom said to me when I was a child and learned to speak aga in." You fought in a war, youd on, and the n you got a beautiful medal for yoursuccess. You realized an impossible dream that people said you would never do. I will always be proud of you, and you will always be m

27、y hero.Now, I m thinking about what is going to happen to me. When I am going to take every stepin my studies and in my life, I try to think about my experie nee and be a grateful pers on.38. A. stillB. neverC. eitherD. always39. A. fighterB. pion eerC. protectorD. volun teer43. A. un tilB. uni essC

28、. beforeD. because45. A. IB. HeC. SheD. You第二篇：Every ni ght after dinner, my mother and I would sit at the kitche n table. She would prese nt new tests, tak ing her 36 from stories of amaz ing childre n she had read in n ewspapers and magaz in es.The first ni ght she brought out a story about a thre

29、e-year-old boy who knew the capitals of all the states in our country and 37most of the Europea n coun tries. A teacher also said thelittle boy could also pronounce the names of the foreign cities correctly.“ What' s the capital of Finland?” my mother asked me, looking at the magazine story.All

30、I knew was the capital of California.“ Nairobi! ” I guesseiohigaywig'dhe mostcould think of. She checked to see if that was possibly one way to pronounce “ Helsinki ” before show ing me the an swer.The tests got harder. One night I had to look at a page from the Bible （ 圣經）for three minutes and

31、the n report everyth ing I could remember. I said all I remembered. And41 I saw mymother ' s disappoint （失望的）face once aga in, someth ing in side of me bega n to die. I hated the tests, the raised hopes and failed expectations. Before going to bed that night, I looked in the mirror in the bathroom and when I saw only my face looking back and that it would always bethis ordinary face I began to cry. I m