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中考总复习一般分为三轮：
1、第一轮复习为基础知识的单元、章节复习。
通过第一轮的复习，使学生系统掌握基础知识、基本技能和方法，形成明晰的知识网络和稳定的知识框架。我们从双基入手，紧扣中考知识点来组织单元过关。
2、第二轮复习打破章节界限实行大单元、小综合、专题式复习。
第二轮复习绝不是第一轮复习的压缩文档，而是一个知识点综合、巩固、完善、提高的过程。复习的主要任务及目标是：完成各部分知识的条 理，归纳，糅合，使各部分知识成为一个有机的整体，力求实现基础知识重点化，重点知识网络化，网络知识题型化，题型设计生活化。
3、第三轮复习是知识、能力深化巩固的阶段。
复习资料的组织以中考题及模拟题为主，回扣教材，查缺补漏，进行强化训练。同时，要教给学生一些必备的应试技巧和方法，使学生有足够的自信从容地面对中考。
考点36 任务型阅读之判断正误
一、任务型阅读理解题解读
任务型阅读理解测试主要考查考生在有限的时间内根据不同的人的不同需要捕捉到相应的有效信息的能力。任务型阅读理解题所选文章题材真实可靠，内容贴近现代社会生活，涉及学生生活、富有时代气息，语言原汁原味。
该题型主要考查考生是否能够有效地运用语言＂做事＂的能力，体现了语言能力、智力能力和社会经验等方面能力的有机结合。从某种意义上来说，这一题型的阅读理解实际上就是一道高水平的智能检测题——综合检测考生的阅读、理解、分析、判断、跨文化交际知识以及心理感悟能力等。如果考生心理承受力比较弱，或者应试时头脑一时不那么开窍，恐怕很快就会感觉犹如＂雾里看花＂，似它非它了；而且考生对某一题的错误判断会影响其对其他题目作出正确的分析和判断，产生曼延作用。
二、解题步骤
任务型阅读理解题的解题的关键在于正确把握要求与符合要求的条件之间的一一对应关系，该类的
＂对应＂可能是＂主旨对应＂，也可能是＂情节对应＂，还可以是＂细节对应＂等。同学们只要能够把握住这一原则就能轻松做好这种试题。
＂一一对应阅读方法＂的具体步骤如下：
第一步：认真阅读背景介绍，了解话题或主题。
第二步：仔细阅读题目，找出不同人物的不同要求，并在关键词下划线，以便有利于为后面的顺利解题创造良好的条件。
第三：对照题目的要求，从选项中选出符合以上要求的对应条件。有时，只要顺着关键词的线索就能轻松找到正确的答案。
第四步：快速对照要求和条件两条线索通读一遍，做到万无一失，提高答题的准确率。
A
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容判断其后面所给句子的对错，并在答题卡上将所选的对应选项涂黑。选"对"涂A，选"错"涂B。
One day, Tm's teacher, Miss Mak held a class meeting. "There will be a flag day next Saturday. Des anyne want t jin this meaningful event(活动)?" asked Miss Mak. Tm was interested in raising mney fr hmeless children but he was nt brave enugh t talk t the strangers, s he kept quiet in his seat.
"Tm, yu haven't sld flags befre," said Miss Mak suddenly. "Wuld yu like t have a try?" Tm was hesitant(犹豫的), but he finally ndded.
On the flag day, Tm and Angela sld flags in a busy street. "Excuse me, Culd yu please " said Angela sftly t the first persn she met. The man smiled and put five-dllar cin int Angela's cllectin bag. Then she said thanks and put a flag under his shulder. "I did it!" said Angela happily. "It's yur turn nw."
Feeling nervus, Tm began t shake. Sn, he saw a yung lady walking twards him. The lady was smiling and hlding a few cins in her hand. She asked, "Are yu selling flags fr Fund fr the Hmeless Children?" Tm's face became red and said yes. Then the lady made the dnatin(捐赠) and Tm gave her a flag. "Yu made it!" laughed Angela.
In the next cuple f hurs, Angela and Tm sld flags quickly and bravely. At last, their cllectin bags were s heavy that they had t hld them with bth arms. They felt very prud.
11. Tm kept quiet in his seat because he was nt interested in the activity.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
12. When Miss Mak asked Tm t have a try, he finally ndded.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
13. Tm and Angela sld flags in a busy street.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
14. The first man pay Angela ten dllars fr the flag.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
15. Tm and Angela feel cnfident after they sld the flags.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
B
阅读理解 阅读下列短文，做出正误判断或选出最佳答案。A篇为判断正(A)误(B)题，B、C篇为选择题。
When we were little kids, we knew abut traffic lights. The clr red means stp, the clr green means g and the clr yellw means slw dwn r shw sme cautin (小心). But why are these clrs used fr traffic lights? Why culdn't they be clrs like blue, brwn r range? Here is the histry f the clrs fr traffic lights.
Well, it's imprtant t knw that befre there were traffic lights fr cars, there were traffic signals (信号) fr trains. At first, railway cmpanies used red t mean stp, white t mean g and green t mean cautin. But train drivers had a few prblems with the clr white meaning g. They culd easily mistake stars at night fr the signal t g. S railway cmpanies mved t the clr green t mean g, and the clr yellw t mean cautin.
The clr red has a lt t d with danger. Red is the clr with the lngest wavelength (波长), s it can be seen frm a greater distance than ther clrs. The clr yellw is used t mean cautin because it has a little shrter wavelength than red, but nt as shrt as green.
Believe it r nt, yellw was nce used t mean stp. Back in the 1900s, sme stp signs were yellw because they were easier t see in prly-lit areas. But peple nce again used red t mean stp after mre highly reflective (反光) materials were develped. Since yellw can be seen well at all times f the day, schl znes and schl buses cntinue t be painted yellw.
Traffic lights really came a lng way.
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11. The earliest traffic signals were fr trains.
12. The clr blue was nce in early traffic signals.
13 The clr green can be seen frm a greater distance than ther clrs.
14. Back in the 1900s, yellw was used t mean stp.
15. Schl buses are painted yellw because this clr can be seen at all times f the day.
A(2020•青岛市)
阅读以下材料，根据其内容判断其后各个小题正、误。正确的选A，错误的选B。
A
21. Yu can visit the China Natinal Film Museum n Tuesday.
22. If yu want t learn mre abut films, yu can call (010) 6400 1467.
23. Yu can visit the Frbidden City and the Palace Museum n Mnday in summer vacatin.
24. Yu can enter the Natinal Museum f China at 17:30.
25. The fur museums are in the same district f Beijing.
B(2020•甘肃武威市)
阅读以下材料，根据其内容判断其后各个小题正、误。正确的选A，错误的选B。
What a Kid!
Tad is a very special by. He is cnfined t a wheelchair. He was brn with an illness that made him unable t walk. Sme bys wuld be sad r angry abut that but nt Tad. Instead, he lks fr ways t make peple happy. He called the Green Oaks Schl fr the blind and asked if he culd vlunteer. They said, "Sure!" Tad went t the schl and quickly made friends. Every day, he reads bks t the children. He plays games with them. Smetimes he helps them d their schlwrk. The children at the schl nicknamed him Lucky because they feel s lucky t have him as a friend. That makes Tad happy!
31. Tad has been unable t walk since he was brn.
32. The Green Oaks Schl called Tad t make him a vlunteer.
33. Tad reads bks t the children at the Green Oaks Schl nce a week.
34. Children at the schl lve Tad.
35. Lucky is the nickname f Tad at the schl.
C(2020•绥化市)
When yu d yur hmewrk, yu may ften meet sme prblems. Hw d yu slve them? Tm, a middle schl student, wuld take ut his smart phne, pen a special app(应用)and search the prblem. Answers sn appear n the screen.
Nwadays, many students d hmewrk with the help f the special apps like Tm. "It's cnvenient. Yu dn't have t g ut r wait fr a tutr(家庭教师)at hme," Tm said. "Yu als learn by seeing hw thers wrk them ut. It’s very helpful and imprves students' abilities." said Jhn, anther student. He said it was especially true fr new types f hmewrk.
Jhn's Chinese teacher ften asks students t give speeches n great writers. When it cmes t Jhn's turn, he usually searches nline, picks ut certain stries and makes PPTS(演示文稿). "I've becme skilled at finding infrmatin nline and using Micrsft Office." Jhn said.
Hwever, many peple think this trend(趋势)als brings up prblems. Sme students just cpy the answers nline withut thinking. They becme lazy.
Head teacher Mr. Wang in Tm and Jhn's schl thinks that knwing hw t use the Internet is imprtant. The key is t have gd self-cntrl. "N matter hw difficult the prblem is, think abut it by yurself first. Remember nt t depend n the Internet t much." the teacher said. "Be sure t understand the reasns behind the answers, r yu wn't make prgress. If yu dn't have cnfidence in yur self-cntrl, ask yur parents fr help."
根据短文内容判断对错，对的为“T”，错的为“F”。
81. Tm and Jhn are in different schls.
82. Ding hmewrk with the help f the special apps is cnvenient.
83. Mr. Wang thinks the key t use the apps well is t have gd self-cntrl.
84. All the students becme lazy by ding hmewrk with the help f the apps.
85. Mr. Wang advised students nt t depend n the apps t much when ding hmewrk.
D(2020•威海市)
阅读C篇，判断正误，请将答案编号涂卡。
Smene's always watching yu nline...
Hw d they get my infrmatin? Did yu knw that when yu surf the Web, many websites put secret sftware n yur cmputer? The sftware cllects a large amunt f infrmatin abut yu and sends it t Internet cmpanies. The Internet cmpanies sell it t ther businesses. Yur persnal infrmatin can als be cllected frm scial media(媒体)sites. There are many ways yur infrmatin can be used.
What infrmatin d they cllect and why? First, cmpanies cllect yur infrmatin. The cmpanies find ut where yu live, what websites yu visit, and what yu d nline. With this infrmatin, they can guess ther things abut yu. Fr example, they can guess if yu are male r female, hw ld yu are, and yur interests. The cmpanies use this infrmatin t decide which advertisements(广告)are best fr yu. Tw peple can g t the same website, but they will see different advertisements. Fr example, smene wh likes sprts culd see an advertisement fr sneakers, and smene wh like films might see an advertisement fr mvie.
What d they d with my infrmatin? Yur persnal infrmatin culd als be sld. Sme cmpanies cllect infrmatin just s they can sell it t ther businesses. A business that cllects and sells persnal infrmatin is called a data brker. When data brkers sell yur infrmatin, a lt f different cmpanies will knw yur nline habits. Then these cmpanies will advertise prducts r ther websites t yu.
What nline habits are tracked(追踪)? Anther way yur persnal infrmatin can be cllected is thrugh scial media. When yur infrmatin is n scial media, a lt f peple can see it. Even if yu dn't use scial media, a friend might pst a picture r vide f yu with yur name n it. Pictures and vides can be shared fr free n scial media, which is ne f the great benefits(福利). Hwever, that same act f sharing culd be prblem fr yur wn security(安全). If smene knws t much abut yu, they can steal yur identity(身份). Then they can buy things nline and pst messages while pretending(假装)t be yu.
Cnclusin. All f yur nline habits can be recrded. Studying peple's nline habits is big business. Yur persnal infrmatin is very valuable t cmpanies. That is hw they knw wh t send their advertisements t. The Internet reaches almst every crner f the wrld, but the danger is that yur persnal infrmatin might travel that far, t.
正确的，涂A：错误的，涂B。
11. All businesses cllect a large amunt f infrmatin abut yu nline.
12. Peple wh g t the same website may see different advertisements.
13. Data brkers cllect yur persnal infrmatin fr mney.
14. If yu dn’t get nline, yur infrmatin will be safe.
15. Yur persnal infrmatin can g anywhere with the Internet.
E(2020•枣庄市)
读下面的文章，然后判断文章后面的问题，正确的答案写T，错误的答案写F。把答案涂在答题卡对应小题的后面。
The rckets take astrnauts and man-made satellites(卫星)int space. The satellites are used fr cmmunicatin, weather checking and research. But hw d satellites stay up withut falling dwn?
There are tw ppsite frces influencing the satellite. One f them is the frce f gravitatin(地心引力), which tries t pull the satellite twards the earth and is like a rpe which keeps the satellite frm flying away. The ther frce is created by the turning f the satellite arund the earth. This frce tries t take the satellite away frm the earth. With these tw frces, the satellite ges rund and rund.
Everything that ges up has t cme dwn. It is nly a matter f time befre a satellite cmes back t the earth. As time ges by, the satellite lses its speed, which makes the frce pulling it twards the earth strnger than the frce pulling it away. This makes the satellite fall dwn t the earth.
17. Tw same frces have an influence n the satellite.
18. The frce created by the turning keeps the satellite frm flying away.
19. Tw ppsite frces make the satellite turn rund and rund.
20. The satellite will stay in space frever.
F(2020•云南省)
根据短文内容,判断正误(正确“T”,错误“F”),并将所选答案涂到答题卡的相应位置上。
In China, there are 24 slar terms(节气)in a year. And there are six f them in winter. They are beginning f winter, light snw, heavy snw, winter slstice(冬至), lesser cld(小寒)and greater cld.
Beginning f winter usually falls n Nvember 7th r 8th. After beginning f winter, mst parts f the cuntry can start t expect cld weather. On this day, after a year f hard wrk, peple are happy t have a rest and spend time with family. The nrthern China celebrates beginning f winter as the “Small Spring Festival”. Peple usually have dumplings and muttn sup n that day.
Light snw usually falls n Nvember 22nd r 23rd and heavy snw usually falls n December 7th r 8th. When winter slstice cmes, it brings the shrtest days f the year and the lngest nights. Many places arund the cuntry can expect the cldest weather yet. Peple ften start cunting “nine cld perids” starting frm winter slstice. Every cld perid has nine days. Peple believe that after 81 cld days, spring will cme.
Greater cld cmes after lesser cld. The field is cvered with snw. And all Chinese are ready t welcme the Spring Festival after it. Of curse, a new rund f slar terms will start.
26. Frm the passage, we knw that there are six slar terms in winter.
27. Peple in nrthern China usually have dumplings and muttn sup n beginning f winter.
28. Heavy snw cmes befre light snw.
29. All Chinese are ready t celebrate the Spring Festival after greater cld.
30. The passage tells us hw peple celebrate the Spring Festival.
G(2020•昆明市)
Rbts have built a big huse in Switzerland using 3D-printed materials. It is the first huse made by rbts fr peple t live in. It is mre envirnmentally friendly and safer than man-made huses.
The creatrs say the big huse will inspire the future f building. “This is a new way seeing architecture(建筑),” said ne f the creatrs. "Hw yu build is imprtant."
The big huse was built cmpletely frm rbt-made materials. It used 60% less cement(水泥)than a man-made huse. Its ceilings(天花板)were made with a 3D printer. There are 35 parts in the huse and each ne was built in 60 t 90 minutes. It means that the rbts built the full huse in just 48 hurs.
It is nt the first time fr rbts t build huses. The Chinese used 3D printers t build 10 huses in a day in 2014. They created a building the next year. And last year Italians built a huse in just 48 hurs.
Scientists say ne day they culd send rbts t build huses n the mn. We are curius abut hw we're building fr the future.
根据短文内容，判断句子正(T)误(F)。
26. The big huse is the first huse made by rbts.________
27. The big huse des less harm t the envirnment than man-made nes.________
28. The 35 parts f the big huse were built frm rbt-made materials.________
29. The Chinese created a 3D-printed building in just 48 hurs in 2014. ________
30. Rbts were nce sent t the mn t build huses. ________
A(2020 •黑龙江省牡丹江市市区中考一模)
Peter lived in a village. He was sad recently because he thught that he had nthing left. One day, Peter went t ask a wise man fr help. He said t the wise man, I have nthing left, s I dn’t want t live. The wise man smiled sympathetically (同情地).
The wise man tk ut a piece f paper and drew a straight line dwn the middle. He explained that he wuld write dwn the things Peter had lst n the left side and the things Peter still had n the right side.
The wise man asked, “When did yur family leave yu?” “What d yu mean? They haven’t left me. They lve me.”
“That’s great!” said the wise man. “Then that will be the first thing n the right side—Family haven’t left. Nw, d yu have freedm (自由)?”
“That’s a silly questin. Of curse I d.”
“Gd! That’s the secnd ne n the right side—Yu have freedm.”said the wise man, writing it dwn. After Peter was asked sme mre questins in the same way, he finally understd and smiled. “Things will change when yu think f them in a different way!” he said.
As a matter f fact, change yur attitude (态度) and yu will change yur wrld. It’s necessary t have a psitive (积极的) attitude t life.
Judge the fllwing statements true (T) r false (F) accrding t the passage.
51. Peter felt dwn recently because he thught his life was meaningless.
52. Peter thught he had nthing left except freedm.
53. The things that Peter still had were written dwn n the left side.
54. The wise man gave Peter sme advice directly.
55. Frm the passage, we can knw that we shuld have a psitive attitude t life.
B(2020 •黑龙江省哈尔滨市松北区中考二模)
A water bearer (搬运工) in India had tw buckets(水桶). One small bucket had a crack (裂缝) and the ther large was perfect. One always came hme full and the ther was nt.
This went n. The water bearer carried ne and a half buckets full f water t his wner's huse. The pr cracked bucket was ashamed f (羞愧) itself. One day it spke t the bearer by the river.
"I am ashamed f myself, and I want t say srry. "
"Why?" asked the bearer. "What are yu ashamed f?"
"I have been able t hld nly half. Because f my crack, yu have t d all this wrk, and yu dn't get full value fr yur effrts," said the bucket.
The bearer felt srry and said, "As we return t the wner's huse, I want yu t ntice the beautiful flwers alng the rad." As they went up the hill the cracked bucket nticed the beautiful flwers and this made it feel better.
The bearer said, "Did yu ntice that there were flwers nly n yur side, but nt n the ther side? I planted flwer seeds(种子) n yur side, and every day while we tk water t the wner's huse frm the river, yu have watered them. "
We are all "cracked buckets". But we shuldn't be ashamed, because we can be the cause f beauty. We can als find ur gd pints.
根据短文内容判断正、误。
(注意:考生将答题卡相应位置涂黑。正确的涂"A"、错误的涂"B"。)
36. An Italian bearer tk water t his wner's huse every day.
37. The small bucket was ashamed f itself.
38. The water frm the cracked bucket watered the flwer seeds n bth sides.
39. The water bearer was s clever that he culd find the value f the cracked bucket.
40. The passage tells us that we are all cracked buckets.
C(2020 •黑龙江省哈尔滨市松北区初中毕业学年调研测试英语试题(一)
根据短文内容判断正、误。(注意：考生将答题卡相应位置涂黑。正确的涂"A"、错误的涂"B"。)
A girl was walking in the wds when she fund tw weak birds. She tk them hme and put them in a small cage (鸟笼). She tk gd care f them. The birds grew strng. Every mrning, they greeted her with a beautiful sng. The girl felt great lve fr the birds. She wanted them t sing fr her frever.
One day, the girl left their cage dr pen by mistake. The bigger f the tw birds flew ut. The girl watched as he rse high int the sky. She was afraid that he wuld fly away and she wuld never see him again. As he flew clse, she caught him in her hand and held him tightly (紧紧地). She was happy. Suddenly, she felt the bird g limp (无力的). She pened her hand. The bird was dead! Her lve had stlen life frm the beautiful bird.
The ther bird was pushing against the cage. She culd see hw much he wanted t be free.
She tk him ut f the cage and gently sent him t the air. Wuld the bird fly away? In fact, the bird just wanted t stretch (伸展) his wings. He flew arund the girl twice and then came t rest n her shulder.
The girl watched the bird with jy in her heart. She wasn't wrried anymre. She wanted the bird t be happy. The bird sat by the girl's ear and sang the sweetest sng she had ever heard.
The best way t keep lve is t give them wings.
36. A girl tk tw birds frm the wds hme and lk after them well.
37. It is the girl's lve that had stlen life frm the birds.
38. The girl tk the ther bird ut f the cage and sent him t the air, but he didn't leave her.
39. The bird stretched his wings, flew arund the girl, rested n her ear, sat by her shulder and sang the sweetest sng happily.
40. Frm the stry, we knw if we want t keep lve, we shuld give wings t them.
D(2020 •贵州省铜仁市中考一模)
根据短文内容，判断 66-70 小题句子的正(A) 或误 (B)，并在答题卡的相应位置将其涂黑。
Once upn a time, there lived a teacher in a small twn. Once he tld fur f his students t g t a small farm t see apple trees in different seasns. After they came back, they described their feelings t the teacher. The first student said that there were n leaves n the trees. It made him very disappinted. The secnd student said his eyes were full f light green. It made him feel hpeful. The third ne disagreed. He said the sweet smell f the beautiful flwers spread everywhere. The last ne said he nly saw a lt f apples n the trees. The teacher smiled and tld his students that nne f them were wrng. He cntinued, “The trees are nt the same in different seasns. Yu can’t judge (判) a tree by nly ne seasn. Dn’t let the regret f ne seasn destry the beauty f the rest.”
66. The teacher lived n a small farm.______
67. The teacher tld fur students t see the apple trees. ______
68. The third student agreed with the secnd ne. ______
69. Nne f the fur students were wrng. ______
70. The teacher was very angry after he heard his students’ wrds. ______
E(2020 •甘肃省张掖市中考一模)
阅读短文，判断正误，正确的写A,错误的写B。
The Internet is a place where we can talk freely. But it is als a place where we pay little attentin t whether r nt ur language ability is becming prer.
Accrding t a recent survey by China Yuth Daily, mre than 76 percent f yung peple in China said they felt their Chinese language skills have weakened. They dn’t use difficult rhetrical technique(修辞手法) as ften anymre. It is believed that digital technlgy and Internet emjis(表情符号) have changed cmmunicating habits
Fr example, "cpy and paste(粘贴)"culture is getting ppular. Peple simply pick up expressins frm the Internet withut much thught. Many begin t use a fixed set f sentence patterns, such as"Whenever yu disagreed with each ther, yu…”
Cai Xiajia, a teacher frm Zhuzhu, tld China Yuth Daily that wrds in general are being used less. Fr example ,peple can share phts nline with little need fr wrds t describe them.
This trend cntinues, it culd influence ur way f thinking, Peples Daily nted. When we use expressins withut thinking, it means we have becme t lazy t express ur real feelings. If teenagers cntinue t use the direct expressins and emjis, they culd lse the ability t use wrds prperly.
T imprve ur language skills, experts suggested that we shuld read mre famus bks. "Keep using all kinds f wrds t shw yur wn feelings, "said Shen Xialng, a prfessr in the Chinese department at Fudan University.
36. The Internet is a place where we can’t talk freely.
37. Over 76 percent f yung peple in China said they felt their Chinese language skills have weakened.
38. Peple simply pick up expressins frm the Internet withut much thught.
39. Peple can share phts nline with much need fr wrds t describe them.
40. Experts suggested that we shuld read mre famus bks t imprve ur language skills.China Natinal Film Museum
9 Nanying Rad, Chayang District, Beijing
Tel: (010)8435 5959
Open: 9:00-16:30 except Mn. www. cnfm. rg. cn
Gift shp with legitimate DVDs/ cafeteria/snack shps (ppcrn fr mvie viewing)
Frbidden City and the Palace Museum
4 Jiangshanqian Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010) 8500 7421/7420
Open: 8:30-17:00, Apr. 1-Oct. 31;
8:30-16:30, Nv. 1- Mar. 31
Clsed n Mn. afternn except public hlidays and summer vacatin (July 1-Aug. 31)
www. dpm. rg. cn
Gift shp/ bk shp/ museum guide available/restaurant/ cffee shp/shps and cafes
Natinal Art Museum f China
1 Wusida Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010) 6400 1467
Open: 9:00-17:00 last entry 16:00
www. namc. rg
Cafeteria at the back f the building
Natinal Museum f China
16 East Changan Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010)6511 6188
Open: 9:00-17:00 except Mn., ticket bx clsed at 15:30
www. chnmuseum. cn
Gift shp/audi guide
中考总复习一般分为三轮：
1、第一轮复习为基础知识的单元、章节复习。
通过第一轮的复习，使学生系统掌握基础知识、基本技能和方法，形成明晰的知识网络和稳定的知识框架。我们从双基入手，紧扣中考知识点来组织单元过关。
2、第二轮复习打破章节界限实行大单元、小综合、专题式复习。
第二轮复习绝不是第一轮复习的压缩文档，而是一个知识点综合、巩固、完善、提高的过程。复习的主要任务及目标是：完成各部分知识的条 理，归纳，糅合，使各部分知识成为一个有机的整体，力求实现基础知识重点化，重点知识网络化，网络知识题型化，题型设计生活化。
3、第三轮复习是知识、能力深化巩固的阶段。
复习资料的组织以中考题及模拟题为主，回扣教材，查缺补漏，进行强化训练。同时，要教给学生一些必备的应试技巧和方法，使学生有足够的自信从容地面对中考。
考点36 任务型阅读之判断正误
一、任务型阅读理解题解读
任务型阅读理解测试主要考查考生在有限的时间内根据不同的人的不同需要捕捉到相应的有效信息的能力。任务型阅读理解题所选文章题材真实可靠，内容贴近现代社会生活，涉及学生生活、富有时代气息，语言原汁原味。
该题型主要考查考生是否能够有效地运用语言＂做事＂的能力，体现了语言能力、智力能力和社会经验等方面能力的有机结合。从某种意义上来说，这一题型的阅读理解实际上就是一道高水平的智能检测题——综合检测考生的阅读、理解、分析、判断、跨文化交际知识以及心理感悟能力等。如果考生心理承受力比较弱，或者应试时头脑一时不那么开窍，恐怕很快就会感觉犹如＂雾里看花＂，似它非它了；而且考生对某一题的错误判断会影响其对其他题目作出正确的分析和判断，产生曼延作用。
二、解题步骤
任务型阅读理解题的解题的关键在于正确把握要求与符合要求的条件之间的一一对应关系，该类的
＂对应＂可能是＂主旨对应＂，也可能是＂情节对应＂，还可以是＂细节对应＂等。同学们只要能够把握住这一原则就能轻松做好这种试题。
＂一一对应阅读方法＂的具体步骤如下：
第一步：认真阅读背景介绍，了解话题或主题。
第二步：仔细阅读题目，找出不同人物的不同要求，并在关键词下划线，以便有利于为后面的顺利解题创造良好的条件。
第三：对照题目的要求，从选项中选出符合以上要求的对应条件。有时，只要顺着关键词的线索就能轻松找到正确的答案。
第四步：快速对照要求和条件两条线索通读一遍，做到万无一失，提高答题的准确率。
A
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容判断其后面所给句子的对错，并在答题卡上将所选的对应选项涂黑。选"对"涂A，选"错"涂B。
One day, Tm's teacher, Miss Mak held a class meeting. "There will be a flag day next Saturday. Des anyne want t jin this meaningful event(活动)?" asked Miss Mak. Tm was interested in raising mney fr hmeless children but he was nt brave enugh t talk t the strangers, s he kept quiet in his seat.
"Tm, yu haven't sld flags befre," said Miss Mak suddenly. "Wuld yu like t have a try?" Tm was hesitant(犹豫的), but he finally ndded.
On the flag day, Tm and Angela sld flags in a busy street. "Excuse me, Culd yu please " said Angela sftly t the first persn she met. The man smiled and put five-dllar cin int Angela's cllectin bag. Then she said thanks and put a flag under his shulder. "I did it!" said Angela happily. "It's yur turn nw."
Feeling nervus, Tm began t shake. Sn, he saw a yung lady walking twards him. The lady was smiling and hlding a few cins in her hand. She asked, "Are yu selling flags fr Fund fr the Hmeless Children?" Tm's face became red and said yes. Then the lady made the dnatin(捐赠) and Tm gave her a flag. "Yu made it!" laughed Angela.
In the next cuple f hurs, Angela and Tm sld flags quickly and bravely. At last, their cllectin bags were s heavy that they had t hld them with bth arms. They felt very prud.
11. Tm kept quiet in his seat because he was nt interested in the activity.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
12. When Miss Mak asked Tm t have a try, he finally ndded.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
13. Tm and Angela sld flags in a busy street.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
14. The first man pay Angela ten dllars fr the flag.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
15. Tm and Angela feel cnfident after they sld the flags.
A. Right.B. Wrng.
B
阅读理解 阅读下列短文，做出正误判断或选出最佳答案。A篇为判断正(A)误(B)题，B、C篇为选择题。
When we were little kids, we knew abut traffic lights. The clr red means stp, the clr green means g and the clr yellw means slw dwn r shw sme cautin (小心). But why are these clrs used fr traffic lights? Why culdn't they be clrs like blue, brwn r range? Here is the histry f the clrs fr traffic lights.
Well, it's imprtant t knw that befre there were traffic lights fr cars, there were traffic signals (信号) fr trains. At first, railway cmpanies used red t mean stp, white t mean g and green t mean cautin. But train drivers had a few prblems with the clr white meaning g. They culd easily mistake stars at night fr the signal t g. S railway cmpanies mved t the clr green t mean g, and the clr yellw t mean cautin.
The clr red has a lt t d with danger. Red is the clr with the lngest wavelength (波长), s it can be seen frm a greater distance than ther clrs. The clr yellw is used t mean cautin because it has a little shrter wavelength than red, but nt as shrt as green.
Believe it r nt, yellw was nce used t mean stp. Back in the 1900s, sme stp signs were yellw because they were easier t see in prly-lit areas. But peple nce again used red t mean stp after mre highly reflective (反光) materials were develped. Since yellw can be seen well at all times f the day, schl znes and schl buses cntinue t be painted yellw.
Traffic lights really came a lng way.
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11. The earliest traffic signals were fr trains.
12. The clr blue was nce in early traffic signals.
13 The clr green can be seen frm a greater distance than ther clrs.
14. Back in the 1900s, yellw was used t mean stp.
15. Schl buses are painted yellw because this clr can be seen at all times f the day.
A(2020•青岛市)
阅读以下材料，根据其内容判断其后各个小题正、误。正确的选A，错误的选B。
A
21. Yu can visit the China Natinal Film Museum n Tuesday.
22. If yu want t learn mre abut films, yu can call (010) 6400 1467.
23. Yu can visit the Frbidden City and the Palace Museum n Mnday in summer vacatin.
24. Yu can enter the Natinal Museum f China at 17:30.
25. The fur museums are in the same district f Beijing.
B(2020•甘肃武威市)
阅读以下材料，根据其内容判断其后各个小题正、误。正确的选A，错误的选B。
What a Kid!
Tad is a very special by. He is cnfined t a wheelchair. He was brn with an illness that made him unable t walk. Sme bys wuld be sad r angry abut that but nt Tad. Instead, he lks fr ways t make peple happy. He called the Green Oaks Schl fr the blind and asked if he culd vlunteer. They said, "Sure!" Tad went t the schl and quickly made friends. Every day, he reads bks t the children. He plays games with them. Smetimes he helps them d their schlwrk. The children at the schl nicknamed him Lucky because they feel s lucky t have him as a friend. That makes Tad happy!
31. Tad has been unable t walk since he was brn.
32. The Green Oaks Schl called Tad t make him a vlunteer.
33. Tad reads bks t the children at the Green Oaks Schl nce a week.
34. Children at the schl lve Tad.
35. Lucky is the nickname f Tad at the schl.
C(2020•绥化市)
When yu d yur hmewrk, yu may ften meet sme prblems. Hw d yu slve them? Tm, a middle schl student, wuld take ut his smart phne, pen a special app(应用)and search the prblem. Answers sn appear n the screen.
Nwadays, many students d hmewrk with the help f the special apps like Tm. "It's cnvenient. Yu dn't have t g ut r wait fr a tutr(家庭教师)at hme," Tm said. "Yu als learn by seeing hw thers wrk them ut. It’s very helpful and imprves students' abilities." said Jhn, anther student. He said it was especially true fr new types f hmewrk.
Jhn's Chinese teacher ften asks students t give speeches n great writers. When it cmes t Jhn's turn, he usually searches nline, picks ut certain stries and makes PPTS(演示文稿). "I've becme skilled at finding infrmatin nline and using Micrsft Office." Jhn said.
Hwever, many peple think this trend(趋势)als brings up prblems. Sme students just cpy the answers nline withut thinking. They becme lazy.
Head teacher Mr. Wang in Tm and Jhn's schl thinks that knwing hw t use the Internet is imprtant. The key is t have gd self-cntrl. "N matter hw difficult the prblem is, think abut it by yurself first. Remember nt t depend n the Internet t much." the teacher said. "Be sure t understand the reasns behind the answers, r yu wn't make prgress. If yu dn't have cnfidence in yur self-cntrl, ask yur parents fr help."
根据短文内容判断对错，对的为“T”，错的为“F”。
81. Tm and Jhn are in different schls.
82. Ding hmewrk with the help f the special apps is cnvenient.
83. Mr. Wang thinks the key t use the apps well is t have gd self-cntrl.
84. All the students becme lazy by ding hmewrk with the help f the apps.
85. Mr. Wang advised students nt t depend n the apps t much when ding hmewrk.
D(2020•威海市)
阅读C篇，判断正误，请将答案编号涂卡。
Smene's always watching yu nline...
Hw d they get my infrmatin? Did yu knw that when yu surf the Web, many websites put secret sftware n yur cmputer? The sftware cllects a large amunt f infrmatin abut yu and sends it t Internet cmpanies. The Internet cmpanies sell it t ther businesses. Yur persnal infrmatin can als be cllected frm scial media(媒体)sites. There are many ways yur infrmatin can be used.
What infrmatin d they cllect and why? First, cmpanies cllect yur infrmatin. The cmpanies find ut where yu live, what websites yu visit, and what yu d nline. With this infrmatin, they can guess ther things abut yu. Fr example, they can guess if yu are male r female, hw ld yu are, and yur interests. The cmpanies use this infrmatin t decide which advertisements(广告)are best fr yu. Tw peple can g t the same website, but they will see different advertisements. Fr example, smene wh likes sprts culd see an advertisement fr sneakers, and smene wh like films might see an advertisement fr mvie.
What d they d with my infrmatin? Yur persnal infrmatin culd als be sld. Sme cmpanies cllect infrmatin just s they can sell it t ther businesses. A business that cllects and sells persnal infrmatin is called a data brker. When data brkers sell yur infrmatin, a lt f different cmpanies will knw yur nline habits. Then these cmpanies will advertise prducts r ther websites t yu.
What nline habits are tracked(追踪)? Anther way yur persnal infrmatin can be cllected is thrugh scial media. When yur infrmatin is n scial media, a lt f peple can see it. Even if yu dn't use scial media, a friend might pst a picture r vide f yu with yur name n it. Pictures and vides can be shared fr free n scial media, which is ne f the great benefits(福利). Hwever, that same act f sharing culd be prblem fr yur wn security(安全). If smene knws t much abut yu, they can steal yur identity(身份). Then they can buy things nline and pst messages while pretending(假装)t be yu.
Cnclusin. All f yur nline habits can be recrded. Studying peple's nline habits is big business. Yur persnal infrmatin is very valuable t cmpanies. That is hw they knw wh t send their advertisements t. The Internet reaches almst every crner f the wrld, but the danger is that yur persnal infrmatin might travel that far, t.
正确的，涂A：错误的，涂B。
11. All businesses cllect a large amunt f infrmatin abut yu nline.
12. Peple wh g t the same website may see different advertisements.
13. Data brkers cllect yur persnal infrmatin fr mney.
14. If yu dn’t get nline, yur infrmatin will be safe.
15. Yur persnal infrmatin can g anywhere with the Internet.
E(2020•枣庄市)
读下面的文章，然后判断文章后面的问题，正确的答案写T，错误的答案写F。把答案涂在答题卡对应小题的后面。
The rckets take astrnauts and man-made satellites(卫星)int space. The satellites are used fr cmmunicatin, weather checking and research. But hw d satellites stay up withut falling dwn?
There are tw ppsite frces influencing the satellite. One f them is the frce f gravitatin(地心引力), which tries t pull the satellite twards the earth and is like a rpe which keeps the satellite frm flying away. The ther frce is created by the turning f the satellite arund the earth. This frce tries t take the satellite away frm the earth. With these tw frces, the satellite ges rund and rund.
Everything that ges up has t cme dwn. It is nly a matter f time befre a satellite cmes back t the earth. As time ges by, the satellite lses its speed, which makes the frce pulling it twards the earth strnger than the frce pulling it away. This makes the satellite fall dwn t the earth.
17. Tw same frces have an influence n the satellite.
18. The frce created by the turning keeps the satellite frm flying away.
19. Tw ppsite frces make the satellite turn rund and rund.
20. The satellite will stay in space frever.
F(2020•云南省)
根据短文内容,判断正误(正确“T”,错误“F”),并将所选答案涂到答题卡的相应位置上。
In China, there are 24 slar terms(节气)in a year. And there are six f them in winter. They are beginning f winter, light snw, heavy snw, winter slstice(冬至), lesser cld(小寒)and greater cld.
Beginning f winter usually falls n Nvember 7th r 8th. After beginning f winter, mst parts f the cuntry can start t expect cld weather. On this day, after a year f hard wrk, peple are happy t have a rest and spend time with family. The nrthern China celebrates beginning f winter as the “Small Spring Festival”. Peple usually have dumplings and muttn sup n that day.
Light snw usually falls n Nvember 22nd r 23rd and heavy snw usually falls n December 7th r 8th. When winter slstice cmes, it brings the shrtest days f the year and the lngest nights. Many places arund the cuntry can expect the cldest weather yet. Peple ften start cunting “nine cld perids” starting frm winter slstice. Every cld perid has nine days. Peple believe that after 81 cld days, spring will cme.
Greater cld cmes after lesser cld. The field is cvered with snw. And all Chinese are ready t welcme the Spring Festival after it. Of curse, a new rund f slar terms will start.
26. Frm the passage, we knw that there are six slar terms in winter.
27. Peple in nrthern China usually have dumplings and muttn sup n beginning f winter.
28. Heavy snw cmes befre light snw.
29. All Chinese are ready t celebrate the Spring Festival after greater cld.
30. The passage tells us hw peple celebrate the Spring Festival.
G(2020•昆明市)
Rbts have built a big huse in Switzerland using 3D-printed materials. It is the first huse made by rbts fr peple t live in. It is mre envirnmentally friendly and safer than man-made huses.
The creatrs say the big huse will inspire the future f building. “This is a new way seeing architecture(建筑),” said ne f the creatrs. "Hw yu build is imprtant."
The big huse was built cmpletely frm rbt-made materials. It used 60% less cement(水泥)than a man-made huse. Its ceilings(天花板)were made with a 3D printer. There are 35 parts in the huse and each ne was built in 60 t 90 minutes. It means that the rbts built the full huse in just 48 hurs.
It is nt the first time fr rbts t build huses. The Chinese used 3D printers t build 10 huses in a day in 2014. They created a building the next year. And last year Italians built a huse in just 48 hurs.
Scientists say ne day they culd send rbts t build huses n the mn. We are curius abut hw we're building fr the future.
根据短文内容，判断句子正(T)误(F)。
26. The big huse is the first huse made by rbts.________
27. The big huse des less harm t the envirnment than man-made nes.________
28. The 35 parts f the big huse were built frm rbt-made materials.________
29. The Chinese created a 3D-printed building in just 48 hurs in 2014. ________
30. Rbts were nce sent t the mn t build huses. ________
A(2020 •黑龙江省牡丹江市市区中考一模)
Peter lived in a village. He was sad recently because he thught that he had nthing left. One day, Peter went t ask a wise man fr help. He said t the wise man, I have nthing left, s I dn’t want t live. The wise man smiled sympathetically (同情地).
The wise man tk ut a piece f paper and drew a straight line dwn the middle. He explained that he wuld write dwn the things Peter had lst n the left side and the things Peter still had n the right side.
The wise man asked, “When did yur family leave yu?” “What d yu mean? They haven’t left me. They lve me.”
“That’s great!” said the wise man. “Then that will be the first thing n the right side—Family haven’t left. Nw, d yu have freedm (自由)?”
“That’s a silly questin. Of curse I d.”
“Gd! That’s the secnd ne n the right side—Yu have freedm.”said the wise man, writing it dwn. After Peter was asked sme mre questins in the same way, he finally understd and smiled. “Things will change when yu think f them in a different way!” he said.
As a matter f fact, change yur attitude (态度) and yu will change yur wrld. It’s necessary t have a psitive (积极的) attitude t life.
Judge the fllwing statements true (T) r false (F) accrding t the passage.
51. Peter felt dwn recently because he thught his life was meaningless.
52. Peter thught he had nthing left except freedm.
53. The things that Peter still had were written dwn n the left side.
54. The wise man gave Peter sme advice directly.
55. Frm the passage, we can knw that we shuld have a psitive attitude t life.
B(2020 •黑龙江省哈尔滨市松北区中考二模)
A water bearer (搬运工) in India had tw buckets(水桶). One small bucket had a crack (裂缝) and the ther large was perfect. One always came hme full and the ther was nt.
This went n. The water bearer carried ne and a half buckets full f water t his wner's huse. The pr cracked bucket was ashamed f (羞愧) itself. One day it spke t the bearer by the river.
"I am ashamed f myself, and I want t say srry. "
"Why?" asked the bearer. "What are yu ashamed f?"
"I have been able t hld nly half. Because f my crack, yu have t d all this wrk, and yu dn't get full value fr yur effrts," said the bucket.
The bearer felt srry and said, "As we return t the wner's huse, I want yu t ntice the beautiful flwers alng the rad." As they went up the hill the cracked bucket nticed the beautiful flwers and this made it feel better.
The bearer said, "Did yu ntice that there were flwers nly n yur side, but nt n the ther side? I planted flwer seeds(种子) n yur side, and every day while we tk water t the wner's huse frm the river, yu have watered them. "
We are all "cracked buckets". But we shuldn't be ashamed, because we can be the cause f beauty. We can als find ur gd pints.
根据短文内容判断正、误。
(注意:考生将答题卡相应位置涂黑。正确的涂"A"、错误的涂"B"。)
36. An Italian bearer tk water t his wner's huse every day.
37. The small bucket was ashamed f itself.
38. The water frm the cracked bucket watered the flwer seeds n bth sides.
39. The water bearer was s clever that he culd find the value f the cracked bucket.
40. The passage tells us that we are all cracked buckets.
C(2020 •黑龙江省哈尔滨市松北区初中毕业学年调研测试英语试题(一)
根据短文内容判断正、误。(注意：考生将答题卡相应位置涂黑。正确的涂"A"、错误的涂"B"。)
A girl was walking in the wds when she fund tw weak birds. She tk them hme and put them in a small cage (鸟笼). She tk gd care f them. The birds grew strng. Every mrning, they greeted her with a beautiful sng. The girl felt great lve fr the birds. She wanted them t sing fr her frever.
One day, the girl left their cage dr pen by mistake. The bigger f the tw birds flew ut. The girl watched as he rse high int the sky. She was afraid that he wuld fly away and she wuld never see him again. As he flew clse, she caught him in her hand and held him tightly (紧紧地). She was happy. Suddenly, she felt the bird g limp (无力的). She pened her hand. The bird was dead! Her lve had stlen life frm the beautiful bird.
The ther bird was pushing against the cage. She culd see hw much he wanted t be free.
She tk him ut f the cage and gently sent him t the air. Wuld the bird fly away? In fact, the bird just wanted t stretch (伸展) his wings. He flew arund the girl twice and then came t rest n her shulder.
The girl watched the bird with jy in her heart. She wasn't wrried anymre. She wanted the bird t be happy. The bird sat by the girl's ear and sang the sweetest sng she had ever heard.
The best way t keep lve is t give them wings.
36. A girl tk tw birds frm the wds hme and lk after them well.
37. It is the girl's lve that had stlen life frm the birds.
38. The girl tk the ther bird ut f the cage and sent him t the air, but he didn't leave her.
39. The bird stretched his wings, flew arund the girl, rested n her ear, sat by her shulder and sang the sweetest sng happily.
40. Frm the stry, we knw if we want t keep lve, we shuld give wings t them.
D(2020 •贵州省铜仁市中考一模)
根据短文内容，判断 66-70 小题句子的正(A) 或误 (B)，并在答题卡的相应位置将其涂黑。
Once upn a time, there lived a teacher in a small twn. Once he tld fur f his students t g t a small farm t see apple trees in different seasns. After they came back, they described their feelings t the teacher. The first student said that there were n leaves n the trees. It made him very disappinted. The secnd student said his eyes were full f light green. It made him feel hpeful. The third ne disagreed. He said the sweet smell f the beautiful flwers spread everywhere. The last ne said he nly saw a lt f apples n the trees. The teacher smiled and tld his students that nne f them were wrng. He cntinued, “The trees are nt the same in different seasns. Yu can’t judge (判) a tree by nly ne seasn. Dn’t let the regret f ne seasn destry the beauty f the rest.”
66. The teacher lived n a small farm.______
67. The teacher tld fur students t see the apple trees. ______
68. The third student agreed with the secnd ne. ______
69. Nne f the fur students were wrng. ______
70. The teacher was very angry after he heard his students’ wrds. ______
E(2020 •甘肃省张掖市中考一模)
阅读短文，判断正误，正确的写A,错误的写B。
The Internet is a place where we can talk freely. But it is als a place where we pay little attentin t whether r nt ur language ability is becming prer.
Accrding t a recent survey by China Yuth Daily, mre than 76 percent f yung peple in China said they felt their Chinese language skills have weakened. They dn’t use difficult rhetrical technique(修辞手法) as ften anymre. It is believed that digital technlgy and Internet emjis(表情符号) have changed cmmunicating habits
Fr example, "cpy and paste(粘贴)"culture is getting ppular. Peple simply pick up expressins frm the Internet withut much thught. Many begin t use a fixed set f sentence patterns, such as"Whenever yu disagreed with each ther, yu…”
Cai Xiajia, a teacher frm Zhuzhu, tld China Yuth Daily that wrds in general are being used less. Fr example ,peple can share phts nline with little need fr wrds t describe them.
This trend cntinues, it culd influence ur way f thinking, Peples Daily nted. When we use expressins withut thinking, it means we have becme t lazy t express ur real feelings. If teenagers cntinue t use the direct expressins and emjis, they culd lse the ability t use wrds prperly.
T imprve ur language skills, experts suggested that we shuld read mre famus bks. "Keep using all kinds f wrds t shw yur wn feelings, "said Shen Xialng, a prfessr in the Chinese department at Fudan University.
36. The Internet is a place where we can’t talk freely.
37. Over 76 percent f yung peple in China said they felt their Chinese language skills have weakened.
38. Peple simply pick up expressins frm the Internet withut much thught.
39. Peple can share phts nline with much need fr wrds t describe them.
40. Experts suggested that we shuld read mre famus bks t imprve ur language skills.China Natinal Film Museum
9 Nanying Rad, Chayang District, Beijing
Tel: (010)8435 5959
Open: 9:00-16:30 except Mn. www. cnfm. rg. cn
Gift shp with legitimate DVDs/ cafeteria/snack shps (ppcrn fr mvie viewing)
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4 Jiangshanqian Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010) 8500 7421/7420
Open: 8:30-17:00, Apr. 1-Oct. 31;
8:30-16:30, Nv. 1- Mar. 31
Clsed n Mn. afternn except public hlidays and summer vacatin (July 1-Aug. 31)
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1 Wusida Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010) 6400 1467
Open: 9:00-17:00 last entry 16:00
www. namc. rg
Cafeteria at the back f the building
Natinal Museum f China
16 East Changan Street, Dngcheng District, Beijing
Tel: (010)6511 6188
Open: 9:00-17:00 except Mn., ticket bx clsed at 15:30
www. chnmuseum. cn
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