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題組訓(xùn)練二科普知識+情感故事+做法建議+規(guī)章制度一、閱讀理解（2021昆明）AccordingtoUNESCO,alargenumberofchildreninvillagesinsomeAfricancountrieslikeKenyaandTanzaniadonotgotoschool.Theyhavetoworktomakemoneyfortheirfamily.Andmorethanhalfofpeopleinthesecountrieslivewithoutelectricity.Acompanyisnowworkingtosolvebothoftheseproblems.Ithascreatedaspecialsolar（太陽的）powerstation,whichisintheshapeofacow,calledSolarCow”.ThecompanyencouragesparentsinthosepoorvillagestosendtheirchildrentoschoolbysettingupSolarCowsatschools.Justasitsnamesuggests,theSolarCowcanchargebatteries（給電池充電）calleduSolarMilks”.TheSolarMilksprovideelectricityforthefamilies.ThebatteriescanonlybechargedusingtheSolarCow,sochildrenhavetogotoschooltogettheelectricity.Everyday,childrenputtheirbatteriesintothebottomoftheirschoofsSolarCow.Theygotoclasswhilethebatteriesarebeingcharged.Attheendoftheday,theytakethechargedbatterieshome.Eachfully-chargedSolarMilkbatterycanchargeamobilephonethreeorfourtimes,oraradioonceortwice.Thebatteryisalsoaflashlight,anditcanprovidetenhoursoflight."Myfatherusedtotraveltwotothreehourstothechargingshoptochargehisphone,anditcostalot,“aboysaid.“Butnow,hecanusethebatteryIbringfromschooltochargehisphoneathome.”Since2018,thiscompanyhassetuptwoSolarCowsinKenyaandoneinTanzania.ThecompanyalsostartedtoraisemoneyformoreSolarCowstohelpthepoorchildreninAfrica.[D]l.WhatisaSolarCow?A.Ananimalwhichcanproducemilk.B.Asolarbatteryintheshapeofacow.C.Amobilephoneintheshapeofacow.D.Asolarpowerstationintheshapeofacow.LB]2.Howdoesthecompanyencouragetheparentstosendtheirchildrentoschool?A.Bygivingthemmoney.B.BysettingupSolarCowsatschools.C.Byofferingthemcows.D.Bybuildingsomeschoolsinthevillages.[A]3.Whatisthecorrectorderforchildrentogettheelectricityfortheirfamilies?a.Childrengotoschoolwithbatteries.b.Childrentakethechargedbatterieshome.c.Childrenhaveclasseswhilethebatteriesarebeingcharged.d.ChildrenputthebatteriesintothebottomoftheirschoofsSolarCow.A.a-d-c-bB.a-c-d-bC.b-d-c-aD上-a-c-d[C]4.Whatcaneachfully-chargedSolarMilkbatterydo?A.Itcanchargearadiothreeorfourtimes.B.ItcanprovideelectricityforaSolarCow.C.Itcanprovidetenhoursoflightasaflashlight.D.Itcanchargeamobilephonesevenoreighttimes.[D]5.Whatdoesthispassagemainlytalkabout?A.SolarCowshaveprovidedelectricityfortheschools.B.SomeAfricanchildrendon'tgotoschoolbecausetheyhavetowork.C.MorethanhalfofpeopleinKenyaandTanzanialivewithoutelectricity.D.SolarCowsaresolvingtwoproblemsatthesametimeinsomeAfricancountries.二'完形填空（2021內(nèi)鄉(xiāng)縣一模）Ithasbeenoverelevenyearsnow.Itwasasnowyafternoon.Laura,ourten-year-olddaughter,satquietly,andwasbusywithherwork.Suddenly,sheaskedhowtospellanameofsomeoneinour1,andthenwrotethenotesonebyone.Next,she2someflowerswithgrass,aredsun,andtheblueskyonthem.Thatevening,Inoticeda“mailbox“onthedoorstoeachofourbedrooms.TherewasoneforSteve,oneforTom.Shehadn'tforgottenSamorbabyPaul.Myheartfelt3whenIsawthatReed,herdad,andIalso4one.

Forthenextfewweeks,wereceivednotesthatshowed5loveforeachofus.WhenStevelostabaseballgame,therewasanotetellinghimshethoughthewasthebest6playerintheworld.AfterIhadabusyday,therewasanotethankingmeformyhardwork,withasmilingfaceonit.InbabyPaufsnotes,therewerelotsofcolorful7includingflowerswithhappyfaces.“Hecan，t8yet,“shesaid."Buthecanlookatthepictures.”However,onenight,InoticedthemailboxthatLaurahadmadeforherself.Suddenly,I9thatourlittleangefsmailboxhadbeen10buttheothershadenjoyedherlovenotes.Myeyeswerefilledwithtears.11takecareofit,“Reedsaid.Andinthefollowingweeks,her11wrotethesweetestoflovenotestothislittlegirl,ourdaughter.12thislittlegirlisgrownnow,drivingtothecollegeeveryday,somethingsaboutherhave13changed.Oneafternoononlyaboutaweekago,Ifoundalovenoteonmybed.“14alwaysbeingthereforme.Mom,“itread,"I'mgladthatwe'rethebestoffriends.vIalwaysrememberthenicechildwhosesmileand15havebroughtmethousandsofhoursofjoyduringtheseyears.Thereareangelsamongus.Iknow.Ilivewithone.[CC.family[A]2.A.drewC.pickedLA]3.A.warmC.sad[CC.had[BC.our[D]C.volleyball]7.A.picturesB.officeD.companyB.boughtC.volleyball]7.A.picturesB.officeD.companyB.boughtD.plantedB.worriedD.afraidB.borrowedD.pushedB.herD.myB.footballD.baseballB.booksC.clothesC.clothesD.toysC.clothes[BB.readC.speakD.sing[C]9.A.laughedB.saidC.realizedD.told[AB.fullC.beautifulD.dirty[D]B.boyC.momD.dad[B]B.ThoughC.SoD.But[A]13.A.neverB.alwaysC.oftenD.usuallyLB]14.A.AskforB.ThanksforC.WaitforD.Carefor[DB.studyC.reasonD.love三、語篇填空第一節(jié)（2021息縣適應(yīng)性測試三）controlpossibleiffastcooklist

developmethodoutsideeverythingDoyougetangrybecauseyoucan，tcompletetheworkyouwanttodo?Forexample,youmightwanttocleanoutyourclosets（衣櫥）orwritethatnovelyouhaveputoff.Maybeyoutrytofocus,butyoujustfindit1.impossible.Thebestwaytosolvetheproblemisto2.developahabitofbeingorganized.Thismeansyouhavegottothinkahead.Whenyoucangetorganized,thingswillbe3.controlled,andyoucanliveacleanlife.Meanwhile,youcanwork4.fasterandthinkmorecreatively.Hereissomeadvicethatcanhelp:Groupsimilartasks.Forexample,findatimetomakeallthephonecallsback.Or,cleanoutthefridgewhileyouare5.cookingfoodlikebeefwhichtakesalongtime.Don，tjumpbackandforthfromroomtoroomorjumpfromonetasktoanunrelated（不相關(guān)的）one.Payattentiontoyour6.methodsoflivingandworking.Peoplewhoareveryorganizedcan“see”whatneedstobedone.Theymakea7.listandplanorderly.Gettingorganizedshouldspreadtoactivities8.outsideyourhomeorofficeaswell.Putting9.everythinginorderleavesyouaclearcalendartoplanformoreactivitieswithyourfriends.Encouragingyourselftogetorganizedshouldstartwiththeprizesyouwillexperience.Itismucheasiertostartahabit10,ifyoucanimaginehowthechangeswillmakeyoufeel.第二節(jié)（2021鶴壁畢業(yè)調(diào)研暨模擬測試）Foodwastehappensinmanyplaces.InChinaalone,35mill