Part3 七年级 时文阅读

七年级英语“时文阅读”初一英语组高娟2014/4Learning aims:1.Knowledge aims: To learn about some information from the passage.2.Skill aims: To improve the skills of Cloze test, reading comprehension andtask-based reading. (提高完型填空、阅读理解以及任务型阅读的做题技巧)3.Emotion aims: To enrich students’ reading ability and make them like reading. Enjoyable Reading One:Act of true love只有真爱才能破解的魔咒ONCE there lived two princesses (公主), Elsa and Anna. Elsa had the magic power (魔力) to __1___ ice and snow. But she didn’t know __2____ to control (控制) it.One day she cast a spell by mistake. The whole kingdom was frozen (冰冻的)! The younger sister Anna had to find a way ___3__the spell. __4___told her it should be “an act of true love”.__5___ what is “true love”? Will Anna __6___ find it? Go to __7__ the Disney movie Frozen (《冰雪奇缘》) and learn a lesson of love with Elsa and Anna. The movie opened __8___ Feb 5 in the Chinese mainland.( )1. A. make B. have C. teach D. take ( )2. A. what B. how C. when D. where ( )3. A. break B. breaks C. breaking D.to break ( )4. A. Someone B. Nobody C. Anyone D. Everyone ( )5. A. And B. Also C. But D. Then ( )6. A. be able to B. can C. able to D. able ( )7. A. watch B. look C. look at D. find ( )8. A. on B. in C. To D. by注释：关于“spell”Spell 即童话故事中经常出现的“魔咒”。

快捷英语活页英语时文阅读理解七年级21Fast English Live English Reading Comprehension for Seventh GradeIntroductionFast English Live English is an exciting program designed to help seventh graders improve their reading comprehension skills in English. In this program, students will have access to a variety of short articles on current events and interesting topics. By reading and discussing these articles, students will improve their vocabulary, grammar, and overall understanding of the English language.Article 1: The Benefits of ReadingReading is one of the most important skills a person can have. Not only does it provide knowledge and information, but it also helps improve vocabulary and grammar. Additionally, reading can stimulate the mind and improve critical thinking skills. In our program, students will have the opportunity to read a wide range of articles, from news stories to opinion pieces, to help them develop a love for reading.Article 2: The Power of TechnologyTechnology plays a significant role in our daily lives, and it is essential for students to understand how to navigate the digital world. In our program, students will have the chance to read articles about the latest technological developments and how they impact society. By staying informed about technology, students will be better prepared for the future.Article 3: Environmental AwarenessProtecting the environment is crucial for the future of our planet. In our program, students will read articles about climate change, pollution, and conservation efforts. By raising awareness about environmental issues, students will learn the importance of taking care of our planet and making environmentally-friendly choices.Article 4: Diversity and InclusionIn today's diverse world, it is essential for students to understand and appreciate different cultures and perspectives. In our program, students will read articles about diversity, equality, and inclusion. By learning about and discussing these topics, students will develop empathy and respect for others.ConclusionFast English Live English is a valuable program that will help seventh graders improve their reading comprehension skills in English. By reading and discussing a variety of articles, students will enhance their vocabulary, grammar, and overall comprehension. We hope that this program will inspire students to develop a love for reading and continue to improve their English skills in the future.。

快捷英语时文阅读七年级Fast English News Reading for Grade 7 Students。

In today's fast-paced world, English has become a global language that plays a crucial role in communication and education. As a seventh-grade student, it is essential to develop strong reading skills to comprehend and analyze various types of texts. This article aims to provide you with tips and strategies for fast English news reading, enabling you to improve your reading speed and comprehension.First and foremost, it is crucial to choose news articles that are suitable for your English proficiency level. Start with articles specifically written for learners or those with simplified language. This will help you understand the content more easily and build your confidence. As you progress, gradually challenge yourself with more complex articles from reputable news sources.To enhance your reading speed, it is essential to train your eyes to move quickly across the text. Avoid reading word by word, as this can slow you down. Instead, focus on reading phrases or groups of words at a time. This technique, known as "chunking," allows you to grasp the meaning of a sentence or paragraph more efficiently.Another effective strategy is skimming. Skimming involves quickly glancing over the text to get a general idea of the content. Pay attention to headings, subheadings, and the first and last sentences of each paragraph. This technique helps you identify the main ideas and key details without reading every word.While skimming provides a general understanding, it is equally important to develop your ability to scan for specific information. Scanning involves quickly searching for particular words, phrases, or numbers in the text. This skill is particularly useful when you need to find answers to specific questions or locate specific details within a news article.Vocabulary plays a significant role in understanding news articles. As you read, make a note of unfamiliar words and look up their meanings. Building a strongvocabulary will not only improve your comprehension but also enable you to express yourself more effectively in both spoken and written English.Furthermore, try to make connections between the news articles you read and your own life or the world around you. This will help you relate to the content and make it more memorable. Discussing current events and news stories with your classmates or teachers can also deepen your understanding and provide different perspectives.In addition to reading news articles, consider watching news broadcasts or listening to news podcasts in English. This will expose you to different accents, intonations, and vocabulary used in news reporting. It will also help you improve your listening skills, which are closely linked to reading comprehension.Lastly, practice regularly. Set aside dedicated time each day to read news articles in English. Start with shorter articles and gradually increase the length and complexity as you progress. Consistency is key to improving your reading skills and building confidence.In conclusion, developing fast English news reading skills is essential for seventh-grade students. By choosing suitable articles, using strategies such as chunking, skimming, and scanning, building vocabulary, making connections, and practicing regularly, you can enhance your reading speed and comprehension. Remember, reading is not just about understanding the words; it is about gaining knowledge, broadening your horizons, and becoming a critical thinker. Happy reading!。

A British scientist won the Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology in 2012 for his famous work on cloning(克隆). However, his schoolmasters always told him he was too foolish to study the subject.At 15, John Gurdon was the last one of the 250 boys studying biology. Sixty-four years later, he has been recognized as one of the finest minds after getting the Nobel Prize. He shares it with Japanese researcher Shinya Yamanaka.Sir John said that his school report still sits above his desk at the Gurdon Institute in Cambridge, which is named in his honor. Sir John said it’s the only item he’s ever framed(给…加框). The master, Mr Gaddum, had taught these pupils. He said: "I heard Gurdon was interested in science. It was funny. When you have problems, perhaps you aren’t so good at this job."After receiving the report, Sir John turned to another subject and was offered a place to study at Christ Church, Oxford, but was allowed to change courses. It was at Oxford that he published his research on genetics(基因学). But it was 10 years before his work became widely accepted. But it later led directly to the cloning of Dolly the Sheep by Ian Wilmut in 1996, and to Yamanaka’s discovery. But Sir John thought it would have been "nicer" if Professor Wilmut had been given a third share of the prize.He joined the university in 1971 and was a founding member of the Wellcome/CRC Institute for Cell Biology and Cancer in1989. It was later renamed the Gurdon Institute, where he still works full-time at 79.He first heard about his prize when an Italian newspaper telephoned him in his lab to ask for his feeling at 7.30 am on Monday morning. An hour later he received a call from the Swedish Academy(瑞典学院) telling him he had won the prize, but he had thought that the call was from a friend speaking in a Swedish accent.★1. John Gurdon kept his school report in order to B .A. laugh at his schoolmastersB. encourage himself to work hardC. become a Nobel Prize winnerD. remember his happy childhood2. What did John Gurdon do after he received his school report? DA. He didn’t change his subjects.B. He was refused to enter school.C. He directly studied genetics.D. He still kept learning biology.3. Why did the Gurdon Institute get its present name? AA. In honor of John Gurdon.B. To remember John Gurdon’s prize.C. To help John Gurdon win a prize.D. It happened to use the same name.4. It can be inferred from the text that when John Gurdon first heard about his prize, he thoughtD .A. it was really good newsB. his friends were laughing at himC. it was nothing to mentionD. it was hard to believeA 44-year-old Swedish man, Peter Skyllberg, was found in a car buried under snow, at the end of a forest track more than 1 km from a main road in northern Sweden. He survived for two months by eating handfuls of snow. But how long can people go without food?Skyllberg h ad been inside the car since 19 December, 2011. Experts believe it’s possible for the human body to survive without food for up to two months. Last year, a 56-year-old woman from British Columbia survived nearly 50 days in the Nevada wilderness on sweets and waterafter being stranded in the mountains while her husband went in search of help.★In fact there’re many causes that can influence a person’s ability to survive, such as the way the body’s metabolism(新陈代谢) slows down to keep energy. When the body stops getting food, it has to live on the stored sugars. When this runs out, fat is then turned into the second energy supply. After the fat runs out, the body must take recycled protein(蛋白质) from the system and finally from the muscles. But this is very expensive fuel for the body. It’s like being in a cold house and burning furniture instead of firewood. However, the muscle loss slows the body’s work, causing it to burn calories at a slower rate.Being trapped into a small space would have helped Skyllberg keep precious calories. The car was covered in snow, creating what some experts have des cribed as an “igloo(因纽特人小屋) effect” on the car.A person’s mental state can play a key role in how long they survive, according to Stephen Joseph, a professor at the University of Nottingham. “In dangerous situations, survival depends on personalities. Some might lose hope, w hile others are more hopeful.”says Joseph. “Hope is probably a big key to this.”1. Why did the text mention the 56-year-old woman from British Columbia? AA. To show man can survive two months without food.B. To prove that Peter Skyllberg’s story was not true.C. To tell if Peter Skyllberg survived longer than her.D. To show she was strong enough to survive so long.2. The underlined word “stranded” in Paragraph 2 means ___A___.A. trappedB. worriedC. attackedD. frightened3. Which of the following shows the right order of human body getting energy when there is no food? DA. stored sugars→recycled protein→fatB. recycled protein→fat→stored sugarsC. fat→recycled protein→stored sugarsD. stored sugars→fat→recycled protein4. What may partly lead to Peter Skyllberg’s survival of two months according to the text? DA. Enough food.B. Fast metabolism.C. Low temperature.D. High spirits.Some amazing kids have been in the news recently. Here are two who have made big achievements in the sports world.Lydia Ko recently won the Canadian Women’s Open golf tournament. It’s a tournament for female golfers – adult golfers. Ko, however, is just 15 years old.Ko lives in Auckland, New Zealand. Last month she traveled to British Columbia, where sha faced professional golfers at the Canadian Women’s Open. Here’s how the Globe and Mail newspaper reported Ko’s final hours in the tournament:“After yet another birdie(击打) on the 15th(hole) –the toughest hole on the golf course during the tournament – the world’s best sensed it was over, and the 15-year-old had it.”Ko won the tournament by three strokes, to become the world’s youngest woman ever to win an LPGA(女子职业高尔夫球协会) Tour event. The glove Ko used in the tournament was sent to the Golf Hall of Fame in Florida.Just about a week before Ko was making history in B.C., Annaleise Carr was making wavesin Ontario.On Aug.19, she became the youngest person to swim the 52 kms across Lake Ontario. Carr is 14. It was an feat(功绩) of athletic endurance that took more than 27 hours in fierce winds and saw her battling waves more than a meter high.Toronto Star reporter Tim Alamenciak wrote a moving article on her achievement, including some details about her struggle against nature.★Carr has been a competitive swimmer since she was four years old. Alamnaciak reports that she trained for hours swimming tied to a block. The training her to work for hours without moving a centimeter.”Carr’s hero is Marilyn Bell, who, at age 16 in 1954 became the first person to swim across the lake.1. Ko’s glove is displayed in the Golf Hall of Fame in order to D .A. earn a large amount of moneyB. show it is very expensiveC. attract more visitors to FloridaD. honor Ko for her great success2. If you would like to learn about Carr, you can C .A. make a telephone call to herB. pay a visit to herC. read an article by a reporterD. have a talk with Tim Alamenciak3. Where can we find this article? BA. In a popular magazine.B. In a news section for kids.C. In an advertisement.D. In a trainer’s diary.。

时文阅读2021七年级选择题
摘要：
1.时文阅读的重要性
2.2021 年七年级选择题的特点
3.如何做好时文阅读
正文：
时文阅读是语文学习中不可或缺的一部分，它不仅可以帮助我们了解社会热点，提高我们的阅读理解能力，还可以拓宽我们的知识面，增加我们的见识。

因此，掌握好时文阅读的方法和技巧，对于我们的语文学习至关重要。

2021 年的七年级选择题，从题目设置上来看，主要围绕社会热点、时事新闻和文化现象展开，题目难度适中，但需要同学们有较强的阅读理解和分析能力。

这就要求我们在平时的学习中，不仅要关注社会热点，还要提高我们的阅读速度和理解能力。

那么，如何做好时文阅读呢？首先，我们要有足够的阅读量，只有大量的阅读，才能提高我们的阅读速度和理解能力。

其次，我们要学会分析和解读文章，理解作者的观点和态度，把握文章的主旨。

最后，我们要学会联系实际，从时文阅读中汲取营养，提高我们的写作水平。

总的来说，时文阅读既是一种挑战，也是一种机遇。

谚语中学英语之友·初中·中旬刊Miss Dominika Tiapakova Halkova117,53803Hermanuv Mestec,Czech Republic 一花独放不是春，百花齐放春满园。

时文阅读两则(A)Save the Libraries!“图书馆是孩子们获得知识的一个通道。

无论贫穷与否，任何人都能在这里获得等同的信息”。

正是基于此，当美国华盛顿州斯波坎市的地方政府因资金短缺而不得不停办学校的图书馆时，三位母亲展开了她们的拯救行动。

Mission Brunkan,Susan McBurney and Denette Hill are three mothers of the students. They are happy that their children's school has a library to help their kids learn.But one day Brunkan read in the newspaper that the local government(当地政府)would not give money to schools for their libraries any more.So she decided to get together with the other two mothers to help the libraries.“Any child from anywhere should be able to learn as much as possible,”Brunkan says,“no matter how much money they have.”Brunkan,McBurney and Hill met with the local government to talk about the matter. They also send out emails to as many people as they could,trying to get their help.In the end the state(州)gave$10,000to schools,making it possible for them to get their libraries back.Three moms made it themselves.根据短文内容回答下列问题。

【期末复习专题卷】部编版语文七年级上册专题03 阅读与鉴赏一、现代文阅读阅读下面的文章，完成下面小题。

追赶太阳杰弗里·兰德斯①“月影号”唯一的幸存者翠茜迫降月球。

最早的救援也需要三十多天时间。

②翠茜的降落地点十分接近黄昏线——月球向阳面的边界。

日落将在三个地球日内来临，然而，她的太阳能电池需要阳光来使她必需的空气保持新鲜。

一旦太阳消失，死亡将接踵而来。

她该怎么办？③翠茜开始步行，祈祷能够追赶上太阳。

④在地球上的话，这相当于一场马拉松。

可在月球上，这只不过算是小跑罢了。

⑤低电压警报的鸣叫使她惊醒。

她发现太阳能电池组提供的电流低于正常水平。

只一会儿她就找出了毛病出在哪儿：太阳能电池组上有一层薄薄的积尘。

不过，要是她找不到一种可以避免扬起尘土的步法，她就得每隔几小时就停下来做一次大扫除。

她再次检查了一遍电池组就又迈开了步子。

⑥低电压警报又响了，这么快就又有尘土了吗？⑦她低头看了看她的里程表，吃惊地发现她已经走了整整一百五十千米。

⑧无论如何该休息一会儿了。

翠茜在一块大石头上坐下来，从背包里取出一个食品包。

她咬了一口，食物条硬邦邦的，微带着一丝甜味。

⑨……⑩睡觉是个问题。

为了便于维修，太阳能电池组被设计成可拆卸式的，可是拆下来以后它们就不能向维生系统供电了。

她终于找到一个方法。

把短短的电线从衣服里拉出一个足够的长度，让她既能躺下，又能把电池组放在身边不致把电源切断。

她必须小心不使自己翻身。

做完了这些，她才迷糊了一阵子。

她醒来时肌肉酸痛，分不清东南西北，然后她忽然记起了身在何处——地球正挂在离月平线一掌高的地方。

（甲）她站了起来，一边打着哈欠，一边向西面火药样灰色的沙原跑去。

⑪翠茜的双脚被靴子磨得很疼。

她改变步法，从小跑换成跳跃再转成袋鼠式弹跳。

这使情况有所好转，但还不够。

她可以感到双脚开始起泡，却没法脱下靴子来舒缓或仅仅只看一看她的双脚。

也许她应该在开始步行前就把靴子脱了，在六分之一的重力作用下，疼痛至少是可以忍受的。

部编版七上课外现代文专题三麦客李德霞（1）一大早，爷爷就拎把镰刀出了门。

爷爷再进门时，就领个麦客回来。

（2）麦客是揽工割麦的。

母亲做好了早饭，一看爷爷身边的麦客，惊讶地“咦”一声，皱着眉头对爷爷说：“爹，咋是个孩子啊？”（3）爷爷晃了晃手里的镰刀，嘿嘿一笑说：“别看人小，本事不小。

刚才我领他到麦地里溜一圈，试试他割麦的本领，一点不孬。

”（4）父亲和母亲都是割麦的好手。

以前，我家从不雇麦客。

可是今年不同，麦子黄了的时候，一向身强体壮的父亲病倒了，腰痛得站不起来。

小叔先是领着父亲去了县医院，查不出结果，又去了省医院。

爷爷老了，割不动麦子；小婶教书，脱不开身。

两家的麦子有四十几亩，靠母亲一个人是无论如何也割不完的。

母亲跟爷爷商量了半天，才决定雇个麦客……（5）吃过早饭，母亲领着小麦客下了地。

中午回来，母亲惊喜地连声称赞：“果然不孬，连我都撵不上，不是他的对手哩。

”（6）母亲做饭，小麦客也不闲着，一会儿到院里提桶水，一会儿帮母亲烧个火。

闲谈中，母亲知道，小麦客满十九了，老家在甘肃陇南一带，父母已去世多年，家里还有七十多岁的爷爷奶奶。

小麦客两年前就离开了学校，跟着村里人过黄河，一路向东来我们这边当麦客。

（7）麦子割倒一半时，小叔从省城匆匆赶回来。

父亲要做手术，他是回来取钱的。

母亲七凑八凑，卖了一头猪，才凑了三千块。

送走小叔，母亲拿着剩下的四十块钱对小麦客说：“我家男人要做手术，家里拿不出雇麦客的钱了……这是你的工钱，拿着另找一家雇主吧。

”（8）小麦客没接钱，一脸诚恳地说：“大嫂，你家麦子熟透了，不能再扛了，就让我帮你割完吧。

你家有难，工钱就先欠着……”（9）母亲一愣：“欠着？”母亲不知道陇南在哪里，但母亲明白陇南离我们这里一定很遥远，隔山隔水的远。

母亲说：“欠账没有欠这么远的呀！”（10）小麦客说：“我明年还来，到时我登门来拿……”（11）母亲断然地摇摇头。

（12）这时，一旁的爷爷说话了，爷爷说：“哪有半道打发麦客的理儿？留下吧。

中考时文阅读练习三篇中考时文阅读练习----“失落的黄金城市”重见天日题型：阅读理解主题语境：历史与社会语篇类型：说明文词数：231难度：★★★★☆建议用时：9分钟If you love all things about ancient Egypt, there is good news. According to an article published in April 2021, Egyptologists(埃及古物学者)have rediscovered a 3,000-year-old lost city—Aten under the sands. They called it“the lost golden city”, which is believed to be the largest ancient Egyptian city ever found.Aten was first found in the summer of 2020. It lies near Luxor, which is famous for the Valley of the Kings(帝王谷).It is around 500 kilometers south of the capital city of Cairo.Dr. Zahi Hawass is one of the leading Egyptologists. He said, "Many foreign teams of archaeologists(考古学家)searched for this city and never found it.”When the Egyptian team uncovered Aten,they were surprised to discover that it was in such good condition of preservation,with almost complete walls, and rooms filled with tools of daily life. After several months of careful work,the team has found many exciting things.Betsy Bryan is a professor of Egyptology at Johns Hopkins University. She said the city is the "second most important archaeological discovery（发现）since 1922” This is because she believes it will help us learn about what Egyptian life was like during one of its wealthiest times.The Egyptian team hopes that in the future they will discover more ancient things here. Who knows what people could next discover under our feet?1.According to the first two paragraphs,Aten_____.A. was built 3,400 years agoB. was first discovered in 2020C. lies around 500 kilometers south of LuxorD.is the oldest ancient Egyptian city ever found2.Which city is famous for the Valley of the Kings?A. Luxor.B. Aten.C. Cairo.D. Sohag.3.What does the underlined word“preservation"mean in Chinese?A.封存 B.关注C.保存 D.发现4.What does Betsy Bryan think of the discovery of Aten?A. It brings people many interesting things.B. It is the most important discovery since 1922.C. It will help discover more ancient Egyptian cities.D. It will help us learn about ancient Egyptian life.5.What's the best title for the passage?A.A city with a long historyB. An ancient Egyptian city was discoveredC. News about Egyptian historyD. Egyptologists searched for ancient cities【译文】如果你喜欢所有关于古埃及的东西，那么这儿有一则好消息。