2019年湖南省長沙市中考英語模擬題匯編-閱讀回答問題包含答案解析（共18組）

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Itisgoodtogetintouchwithyourinner（內(nèi)在的）childfromtimetotime,andclearlysome

peoplearewillingtopaybigmoneyforthechancetodosoinaproperenvironment.A

Brooklyn-basedadultpreschoolischarging（收費(fèi)）customersbetween$333and$999for

themtogetachancetoactlikeakidagainduringthecourse.

AtPreschoolMastermindinNewYorkadultscanhaveamonth-longcoursewheretheymay

joininshow-andtell,arts-and-crafts（手工課）suchasfingerpaint,gameslikemusicalchairsand

eventakingnaps（打盹）.It'sagreatchanceforthemtoactandlearnjustlikealittlechild.

30-year-oldMichelleJoniLapidos,thebrainbehindtheadultpreschool,studiedchildhood

educationandhasalwayswantedtobeapreschoolteacher.She'salwayslookingfornewwaysto

getpeopleintouchwiththeirinnerchild.Afriendencouragedhertostartthemastermindcourse

instead.

Accordingtoherfriend,Candice,PreschoolMastermindcangiveadultsachancetorelearn

andmasterthethingsthattheyfailedtounderstandaschildren."Irealizedallthesignificanceof

whatwelearninpreschool,"saidfounderMichelleJomi,"Peoplecomehereandgetintouchwith

theirinnerkid.It'smagical.Wearebringingourselvesbacktoanotherplace,anothertime

withourselveswhenwearemorebelievinginourselves,moreconfidentandreadytotakeonthe

world."

“Somepeoplecomeherebecausetheywanttolearntobemorerelaxed.Othersarehereto

learntobemoreconfident."Michellesaid.nAlthoughtheplannedactivitiesherearefun,Ithink

whatattractstheadultsmostisthesharingbetweenfriendsandlearningfromeachotherjustlikea

kid.u

1.HowmuchshouldacustomerpayforthecourseattheBrooklyn-basedpreschool?

2.WhatactivitiesmaytheadultsatPreschoolMastermindtakepartin?

3.DoadultslearnhowtobeseriousparentsatPreschoolMastermindinNewYork?

4.WhostartedPreschoolMastermindinNewYork?

5.WhatdoesCandicethinkpeoplecangetfromPreschoolMastermind?

Amotherwantedtoencouragehersontoplaythepiano,sosheboughtticketstotheconcert

ofagreatpianist.Whentheyarrivedatthetheater,themotherfoundafriend.Shestoppedtotalk

toherfriendandhersonranoff.

Ateighto'clock,thelightsbegantodim（變暗），andtheconcertwasgoingtostart.The

motherbegantolookfortheboy.Suddenly,shesawher6-year-oldsononthestage（舞臺）.He

wasonthepianobenchplayingTwinkle,TwinkleLittleStar.

Themotherwasveryshocked.Beforeshecouldruntothestageandgethersonback,the

famouspianisthimselfwasonstageandquicklymovedtothepiano.

“Don'tstop.Keepplaying,"hesaidkindlytotheboy.Thegreatpianistreacheddownwith

hislefthandandbeganfillinginthebass（低音部）partoftheSong.Soon,hisrightarmreached

aroundtheothersideandplayedabeautifulpieceofmusic.Together,thetwoimpressed（使人印

象深亥peoplewiththeirbeautifulmusic.

Inallofourlives,wereceivehelpinghands-somewenoticeandsomewedon't.Wealso

havelotsofchancestogivehelpinghands-sometimeswewantpeopletoknowandsometimeswe

don't.Onourwaytosuccess,weshouldalwaysremembertogiveahelpinghandbecausewithout

others'help,wecanhardlyachieveanything.

6.Whydidthemotherbuyticketstotheconcert?

7.Whentheconcertwasgoingtostart,wherewastheboy?

8.Whatwasthemothergoingtodowhenshefoundherson?

9.Didthepianistgetangrywiththeboy?

10.Inthewriter'sopinion,isreceivingahelpinghandorgivingahelpinghandmoreimportantfbr

ustosucceed?

Tea,coffeeandcocoaarethreemajordrinksallovertheworld.Teaisdrunkbythelargest

numberofpeopleintheworld.Tea,aswellassilkandporcelain,begantobeknownbytheworld

overathousandyearsagoandhasbeenanimportantChineseexportsincethen.

Teahasahistoryofover4,000yearsandChinaisthehomeoftea.InancientChina,teawas

usedasakindofmedicine,whilenowadayspeopledrinkteadaily.

Longjing,Pu'er,WulongandTieguanyinareallfamoustea.Thankstothemildclimateand

richsoilinFujian,ZhejiangandYunnan,teaisproducedmainlyintheseprovinces.

ThewordforteaindifferentlanguagescamefromChinese,like"chai"inRussian.Andthe

JapanesecharacterfbrteaiswrittenexactlythesameasitisinChinese.

Overthepastcenturies,Chinesepeoplehavedevelopedtheirunique（獨(dú)特的）teaculture,

whichincludesteaplanting,tea-leafpicking,teamaking,teadrinkingandsoon.Teaisalso

popularinsomesayings,like"Afriendshipbetweengentlemenislikeacupoftea."Indances,

songs,poemsandnovels,teaisoftenmentioned,too.

11.Howmanydrinksarementionedinthispassage?

12.WhyisteaproducedmainlyinFujian,ZhejiangandYunnan?

13.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Afriendshipbetweengentlemenislikeacupoftea”

meaninChinese?

14.InancientChina,peopleusedteaasakindofmedicine,didn*tthey?

15.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

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Sydneyhasahistoryofmorethan200years.ButinAustralia,itistheoldestcity.Itisalso

thecountry'slargestcity.SydneyisthecapitalofNewSouthWalesandthemostpopulous（人口

稠密的）cityofAustralia.

TheclimateofSydneyisverygood.Ifsnottoocoldduringthewinterandnottoohotduring

thesummer.Theskyisblue,theairisfresh,birdssinginthegarden.PeoplewholiveinSydney

seemtohaveaneasylifestyle.Theywilltellyou,"Don'tworry."

ManypeoplethinkthatSydneyisoneofthemostattractivecitiesintheworld.Ithasmany

tallandmodernbuildings.Amongthem,CentrepointToweristhetallest.Standingonthe

305-metertower,youwillhaveagreatviewofthecity.

Sydneyisfamousforitsdeepharbor（港口）.Theharborhasmanybays（灣）andbeautiful

surfbeaches.Amongthem,Bondibeachisthemostpopular.SydneyHarborisnotonlybeautiful,

butalsoservesasalargeport.Shipscarrywool,wheatandmeatfromSydneytoothercountries.

PeoplelivinginSydneyliketocallthemselvesSydneysiders.Theyaremostlyfriendlyand

easygoing.Whentheyarenotworking,theylovetohaveagoodtimeatthebeach,swimmingand

sailing.

1.HowmanyyearsdoesSydneyhaveahistoryof?

2.HowistheclimateofSydney?

3.IsCentrepointTowerthetallestamongthem?

4.WhatisSydneyfamousfor?

5.WhatdopeoplelivinginSydneylovetodowhentheyarenotworking?

AngeloMerendinoisanartist.HeisamanIhavenotmet,butI'vesharedhisworksagain

andagain.HereIwanttointroducesomeofhisworks.

Trueartmovesus.Ittakesusonajourney.AndIhavenotcomeacrosssuchanexciting

journeyasAngeloMerendino's—notever.Hetookalotofphotosofhiswife,Jennifer,duringher

battlewithcancer.Althoughshelostthebattlefinally,sheleftuswithsomeofthemostbeautiful

photosI'veeverseen.

Ihopethatyoutaketimewitheachofthesephotosandgetinsidethem.MeetJennifer.You

canwitness（見證）herbrightspirit（心、靈）inspiteofherbattleagainstdisease.Youcanalsosee

herinthesituationsthatsheknewsowell.Andyoucanmeetthepeoplewhosupportedher.

Whafsmore,youcanseethe'normal1theymaintained（保持）forherintheirdailylife一the

conversation,thelaughter,thequiet.

Meetthemanwholovedher,whohonoredher,untiltheend.

Rememberthatthisisastory—atruestory.AngelolovedJennifer.HehonoredJennifer's

energy,andherexpressionschangedasshefoughtthecancer.

Finally,AngeloMerendinohadtosaygoodbyetohiswife,buthisphotosallowherspiritto

continueon.Sheisstilldoingworkinthisworld,shecontinuescheeringusup.Thankyou,

Angelo一you*veshownuswhatitmeanstolove,andthankyou,Jennifer-you'vechangedmy

heartinsomeway.

6.WhatisAngeloMerendino?

7.WhatdidAngeloMerendinodotoshowlovetohiswife?

8.HasthewritermetAnzgeloMerendinobefore?

9.WhathappenedtoJenniferfinally?

lO.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofthephotos?

MyfatherdiedwhenIwasfiveyearsold.Lifewashardforusall.

Becauseofmyfather'sdeath（死亡），mymotherhadtotakeafull-timejob.Somybrother

hadtotakecareofme.Hewaseightyearsolderthanme.Hegotupearlyeverymorning.Thenhe

wokemeupandmadebreakfastforme.Handinhand,wewouldwalktothebusstop.Whenwe

waitedforthebus,wewouldplaygamesthatmyfatherhadplayedwithme.Hetriedhisbestto

makemehappy.

OneSaturdayinJune,mymotherandIwereinashop.TheshopwassellingFather'sDay

cards.Ilookedatthecards.Mymomsaid,"Honey,Iknowitisahardtimeforyou."Isaid,nNo,

Mom,thafsnotit.Iwanttobuyacardformybrother.'*Shesmiledandletmechooseacard.

Whenwegothome,Igavemybrotherthecard.Ashereadit,Isawtears（眼淚）inhiseyes.

Momsaid,"Son,yourfatherisproudofyouandheknowsthatyouwilldoyourbesttostepinto

hisshoes.Weloveyou,andthankyou."

11.Howoldwasthewriter'sbrotherwhentheirfatherdied?

12.Whatdidthewriter'smotherhavetodoafterhisfatherdied?

13.Whatwouldthewriterandhisbrotherdowhentheywaitedforthebus?

14.Whydoesthewriterwanttobuyacardforherbrother?

15.Howdidthebrotherfeelwhenhereadthecard?

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MyfatherdiedwhenIwasfive.Lifewashardforusall.Becauseofmyfather'sdeath（死亡）,

mymotherhadtotakeafull-timejob.Somybrotherhadtotakecareofme.Hewaseightyears

olderthanme.Hegotupearlyeverymorning.Thenhewokemeupandmadebreakfastforme.

Handinhand,wewouldwalktothebusstop.Whenwewaitedforthebus,hewouldplaygames

thatmyfatherhadplayedwithme.Hetriedhisbesttomakemehappy.

OneSaturdayinJune,mymotherandIwereinashop.TheshopwassellingFather'sDay

cards.Ilookedatthecards.Mymomsaid,"Honey,Iknowitisahardtimeforyou."Isaid,No,

Mom,that'snotit.Iwanttobuyacardformybrother."Shesmiledandletmechooseacard.

Whenwegothome,Igavemybrotherthecard.Ashereadit,Isawtears（眼淚）inhiseyes.

Momsaid,nSon,yourfatherisproud（自豪的）ofyouandheknowsthatyouwilldoyourbestto

stepintohisshoes.Weloveyou,andthankyou."

1.Howoldwasthewriter'sbrotherwhentheirfatherdied?

2.Whatdidthewriter'smotherhavetodoafterhisfatherdied?

3.Whatwouldthewriterandhisbrotherdowhentheywaitedforthebus?

4.WhatwastheshopsellingonthatSaturdayinJune?

5.Whatdidthewriterseewhenhisbrotherreadthecard?

Pollutionistheworld'sbiggestkiller.Itcausedoneinsix,or16percent,ofallglobaldeaths

in2015.Mostofthesedeathswerefromdiseaseslikeheartdisease,lungcancerandstroke.

Researcherssaid92percentofpollution-relateddeathswereinpoorcountries,especially

countrieswithalotofeconomicdevelopment.BangladeshandSomaliawerethecountriesmost

affected.BruneiandSwedenhadthelowestnumbersofdeathsbecauseofpollution.

Aresearchersaid:"Pollution,povertyandpoorhealtharedeeplylinked（關(guān)聯(lián)）Hesaid

pollutionthreatens（威脅）humanrights,suchastherighttolifeandhealth.Airpollutionwasthe

biggestkiller.Itkilled6.5millionpeoplein2015.Thesecondbiggestkillerwaswaterpollution.

Next,waspollutionintheworkplace.Ascientistsaid:"Airpollutionisreachingcrisispoint."

Peoplewithbreathingproblems,childrenandtheelderlyarehardesthit.

6.Whatistheworld'sbiggestkiller?

7.Whichcountryhadthelowestnumberofpollution-relateddeath?

8.Whatkindofpollutionisthesecondbiggestkiller?

9.Howmanypeoplediedofairpollutionin2015?

10.Whatshouldwedotostopthepollution?

Imagineasportmuchlikeequestrian（馬術(shù)的）showjumping,butwherethehorseis

replacedbyawoodenstickwithatoyhorseatone,andtherideractuallydoesallthejumping

overincreasinglydifficulthurdles（障礙）.That*sthepopularsportofhobbyhorsing.

Thehobbyhorseisoneoftheoldestchildren'stoysthatarestillusedtoday.Manyofus

rememberjumpingaroundintheyardonastick,butinmyopinion,ridingatoyhorseismore

thanjustagameinFinland.Manyofthemtrainforhoursandhoursandregularlytakepartin

jumpingcompetitionswheretheytrytoimpressjudgeswiththeirposture（姿勢），footworkand

jumping.

Competitivehobbyhorsingstartswiththe''horses".Therearelotsofwebsitesthatselltoy

horses,andsomepeopleevenknit（織）theirownhorseheadstomountonastick.Thehorses

oftenhavenamesandarebeingcaredforlikerealanimals.

It'snotclearhowexactlyhobbyhorsingbecamesopopularamongFinnishteenagegirls.

Owningahorseisdifficultforsomeonelivinginthecity,nottomentionexpensive,butastick

andlotsofimaginationareavailabletoprettymucheveryone.

Inequestrianshowjumpingcontests,youseetheriderguidingthehorsetojumpover

obstacles,butinFinland,competitorsusetheirownlegstotakethemselvesandthewoodenhorse

overobstaclesashighas3feet,whichrequireslotsoftraining.However,manyinthe

Scandinaviancountriesseecompetitivehobbyhorsing,justasachildishgame.

11.Inhobbyhorsing,whatdoesthecompetitorride?

12.DoesthewriterthinkhobbyhorsingisjustachildishgameinFinland?

13.Whatdothecompetitorsimpressjudgeswith?

14.HowdomanypeopleintheScandinaviancountriesthinkofhobbyhorsing?

15.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

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Wheredidyougothissummervacation?Perhapsyouhavevisitedsometopuniversitiesat

homeorabroad.Ifso,youarenotalone.Thissummer,crowdsoftouristsfromacrossthecountry

travelledtofamousuniversitieslikeTsinghuaUniversity,PekingUniversityandFudanUniversity.

TsinghuaUniversity,forexample,received6,000visitorsaday,reportedbyChinaYouthDaily.

Mostofthemweremiddleschoolandhighschoolstudentswiththeirparents.

Withtherisingnumberofvisitors,ittookmanyhourstoentertheuniversities."Tsinghua

Universityopenstothepublicat8:30a.m.JaguardtoldChinaYouthDaily."However,many

peoplestarttolineupat3to4a.m.becausepeoplewhocomeat6:00o'clockmaybetoolateand

canonlyenterintheafternoon."

ThisisnotonlyforChineseuniversities.OxfordinBritainandHarvardintheUnitedStatesare

facingthesameproblem.Insummer,bicyclepathsofOxfordwerefulloftourbuses,whichwere

parkedillegally（違規(guī)），accordingtoTheIndependent.Thepavements（人行道）werealsofullof

Chinesetourists.

*'Universitytourism"ispopularbecauseofthelonghistoriesandspecialculturesofthese

famousuniversities.Moreimportantly,manyparentshopetheirchildrenwillgointoatop

universityinthefuture,notedinPeople'sDaily."Ibroughtmysonheretoseewhattop

universitieslooklike.*1amotherofa14-year-oldboytoldChinaDaily.Shehopedhersoncould

learnsomethingfromthetripandstudyharderafterthat.

1.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,whoarethemaintouristsofthesetopuniversitiesinChina?

2.Whydopeoplestarttolineupearlyinthemorning?

3.AccordingtoTheIndependent,whatisthesituationinOxford?

4.Whyisthe''Universitytourism"sopopular?

5.Dotheparentsexpecttheirchildrentostudyhardtogetintothetopuniversitiesinthefuture?

TheAmericanbookWhoMovedMyCheesehasbeenabest-sellerallovertheworld.It

teachespeoplehowtofacechangesintheirlives.Itismainlyforteens.Thebooktellsusthat

whenfacingchangesinourlife,likeanewschoolornewfriends,don'lbeafraid.Usethischange

tomakeabetterlife.

Thebookgivesanexampleofachangeatschool.Aschoolischangingfromhavingtwo

termstothreetermsbecausetherearetoomanystudents.Severalteensaretalkingaboutthis.

Mostofthemareunhappyandworried.ButChrisisnot.Helaughsandtellsastoryabouttwo

mice,two"littlepeople11andsomecheese.

Thefourareinamaze（迷宮）lookingforthecheese.Here,cheesemeanssomething

importantinlife.Buttheyfindthecheeseisgone.Themicerealizethattheycan'tchangewhat

hashappenedandhavetofindmorecheese.Thismeansfindingdifferentdreams.Thelittlepeople

can'tdothis.Theyareafraidofchangessotheyfindnocheese.

AfterChrisfinishesthestory,thefriendsunderstandonething:togetmorecheese,moveina

newdirectionquickly.Hisfriendsunderstandhowthiscanbeusedinthechangesallteensface,

suchasdoingwellatschoolorfeelinggoodaboutyourself.

6.WhatdoesWhoMovedMyCheeseteachpeople?

7.Howdomostofstudentsfeelwhentheyaretalkingaboutthechange?

8.WhydoesChristellthestorytohisfriends?

9.Fromthestory,whatcanweknowthatfindingmorecheesemean?

10.Whoshouldwelearnfrominourlivesaccordingtothepassage?

TeachersintheUKschoolsaretryingtousebodycamerasinclasstorecordbadbehaviors

（行為）ofsomestudents.AtleasttwoschoolsinEnglandhavestarteddoingthis.

TheTimesreportedthatthecamerasonteachers'clothesmaykeeprecordinguntiltheyplan

tostorethevideo.Whyhavetheteachershadsuchanidea?Thatcanhelpthemsolvesome

problemsduringtheclass.Butbeforedoingso,they'llhavetogivenoticetotheirstudents.

Infact,police,doctorsandnursesorworkersatasupermarkethaveusedthisskilltohelp

withtheirwork.Usuallyschoolscansharethesevideoswithparents.Thisway,parentsmayknow

aboutwhattheirchildrenaredoingatschool.

Accordingtoaninterview（采訪），31.6percentofpeoplesaidthattheskillcouldhelptokeep

teachersandstudentssafe.Abouttwothirdsoftheteachersintheinterviewsaidtheywouldfeel

saferintheclassroomiftheyusedthisskill.Butsomepeopledidn'tlikeit.Theywerewonied

abouttheprivacy（隱私）oftheirchildren.

Anofficial（官員）said,"Al】schoolsshouldbesafeplacesforstudentsandteachers.Wecan't

makedecisionsforeveryschool.Buttheycandecidewhethertheywilluseit.u

11.WhatdotheteachersintheUKusebodycamerasforinclass?

12.HowmanyschoolshavestartedusingthebodycamerasinEngland?

13.Cantheschoolssharethevideoswithparents?

14.Howwouldtheteachersfeeliftheyusedtheskillintheclassroom?

15.Whydidn'tsomepeopleliketheskill?

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ManyyearsagowhenIwasdrivingtomyparents*homeforChristmas,Istoppedata

supermarkettobuysomegiftsformyparents.WhileIwaswalkingoutofthesupermarket,Isaid

hellotoanoldmaninfrontofme.

Butunluckily,mycardidn'tworkonthewaytomyparents*home.Ididn*tknowwhatI

shoulddo.Thenacarstoppedbehindme.Theoldmancame.Hesaidhewoulddrivemetomy

parents1home.Wetalkedontheway,andwhenIgotoutofthecar,hegavemehisbusinesscard.

Iwrotehimathank-younoteforhelpingme.SoonIgotaChristmasgiftandanotefromhim.

Thenotesaidthathelpingmehadmadehisholidaysmeaningful（有意義的）.

Yearslater,Idrovetoameetinginanearbytowninthemorning.IntheafternoonIreturned

tomycarandfoundthatFdleftthelightsonallday,andthebattery（電池）wasdead.ThenI

noticedashopsellingcars.Iwalkedoverandfoundtwosalesmenintheroom.

Iexplainedmytroubletothem.Theyquicklycametomycarandstartedit.WhenIgothome,

Iwrotethemanotetosaythanks.Igotaletterbackfromoneofthesalesmen.nNooneeverspent

thetimewritingtomeandsayingthanks,anditmeansalot."Hesaid.

1.Whydidthewriterstopatasupermarket?

2.Whathappenedonthewriter'swaytohisparents1home?

3.Whatdidthewritergetwhenhegotoutoftheoldman'scar?

4.Whatdidtheoldmanthinkofhisholidays?

5.Whatdidthewriterdotothankthetwosalesmenwhenhegothome?

Savetheworldstrees

"WhenitcomestotheEarth,thereisnotimetowaste.'*saystheEarthDayNetwork.And

thatisright.Protectingourenvironmentisveryimportant,andWorldEarthDaywascreatedin

1970toaskmorepeopletoprotectourenvironment.OnApril22,peoplearoundtheworld

celebrateEarthDay.

Everyyearthereisaspecialtopic,and由isyearitis"TreesfortheEarth",soEarthDaythis

yearwillbeallaboutplantingtrees.Theyareplanningtoplant7.8billiontreeswithinthenext

fiveyears.

That'sabiggoal,andyoumightwonderwhytreesaresoimportant.Becausetheycantakein

carbondioxide（CO2）andprotecttheairquality（質(zhì)量）.CO2isachemicalinouratmosphere,but

humansmaketoomuchofit.Eachpersonmakesabout2.3tonsayear,whichisbadforthe

environment.

Well,guesswhat!Plantingnewtreesisimportantbecausepeoplecutdownahugenumberof

trees.Lastyear,therewere3trilliontreesintheworld,about139billioninChina.Butaccording

toChinaDaily,theworld'stotalnumberhasbeenalmostcutinhalfsincehumancivilization（文

明）began.That'sbecause15billiontreesarecutdowneveryyear.

Soweneedtoplantmoretomakeupfor（彌補(bǔ)）theoneswelost.Onetreecanlakein21.8

kilogramsofCO2peryear.AndifsstilloneofthecheapestandbestwaystogetridofCO2.

Butdon'tforgetthatwecanalsohelptheenvironmentbycuttingdownonhowmuchenergy

orwaterweuseeveryday.Everylittlethinghelps.

6.WhendopeoplearoundtheworldcelebrateWorldEarthDay?

7.WhatisthetopicofEarthDay?

8.Whyaretreessoimportanttotheearth?

9.HowmuchCO2cantwotreestakeineachyear?

10.What'sthemeaningof"getridofinChinese?

Asweallknow,robotscandoalotofthingsforpeople.ButhaveyoueverseenanRobocop

（機(jī)器人警察）"？Recentlytheworld'sfirstRobocophasalreadystartedworkinginDubai.Thecity

isplanningtoletmorerobotpolicemenworkaround.

TheRobocopwentondutyonSunday.Heismakinganameforhimselfandmanypeopleare

interestedinhim.Heisabout1.65meterstallandweighs100kilos.Itsamazingthathecanspeak

sixlanguages.Andhefsdesigned（設(shè)計）tobeabletoreadexpressionsonpeople'sfaces.The

robotpoliceofficerhastheabilitytoscan（掃描）facesfrom20metersawaytotellwhetherornot

someoneisbad.Besides,therobotpoliceofficerhasatouchscreensopeoplecanuseittopay

trafficfines（罰款）orreportcrimes,andevencontact（聯(lián)系）thelocalpolicestation.

Heisanunderstandingpoliceman.Hecantalkwithyou,replytosomeofyourquestionsand

evengreetyoubyshakinghands.Healsohasamicrophonewhichisdirectlyconnectedwiththe

Dubaipolicecallcenters.

SucharobotpoliceofficerwasfirstseenattheDubaiWorldCenterinOctober,2016.Infact,his

earlyusewastoofferhelptotouristsonthestreetsandinshoppingcentersinDubai.

Accordingtothelatestreport,robotswillmakeupaquarterofthecity'spoliceforceby

2030.

11.Wherehastheworld'sfirstRobocopstartedworking?

12.Howmanylanguagescanhespeak?

13.HowcantheRobocoptellifapersonisabadone?

14.IstheRobocopdesignedtoworkforpeopleinmanyways?

15.WhendidpeoplefirstseetheRobocop?

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ThanksgivingDayisaveryspecialdayforpeopleintheUS.Theycelebrateitonthelast

ThursdayinNovember.IntheUK,thisfestivaliscalledHarvestFestival（秋收感恩節(jié)）and

peoplecelebrateitearlierintheyear,inSeptember.

Aharvestisthefruityoutakefromthetreeandthecrops（莊稼）youtakefromtheground.In

NorthAmericaandEngland,harvesttimeformostfruitandcropsisinautumn.Inthesecountries,

peoplegivethankstoGodforthegoodharvestonaspecialdayoftheyear.Peopleusuallytake

somefruit,flowers,andvegetablestochurchestoshowtheirthanks.

WhensomeEnglishpeoplearrivedinAmerica,theyheldthefirstthanksgivingservicenotto

thankGodfortheharvest,buttothankGodfortheirsafejourneys.Thenextyear,moreEnglish

peoplearrived.Theyhadabadwinter.Luckily,theharvestwasgood.Theydecidedtocelebrateit

withabigmeal.Theyshotandkilledsmallanimalstoeatandcookedeverythingoutsideonlarge

fires.About90Indiansalsocametothemeal.Everyoneateattablesoutsidetheirhousesand

playedgamestogether.Thefestivallastedforthreedays.

Nowadays,NorthAmericansgettogetherwiththeirfamiliesonthisdaytoeatgoodfoodand

haveahappytime.

1.WhendopeoplecelebrateThanksgivinginAmerica?

2.Whatisaharvest?

3.Whydopeopletakesomefruit,flowers,andvegetablestochurches?

4.WhydidEnglishpeopleholdthefirstthanksgivingservice?

5.HowdoNorthAmericanscelebrateThanksgivingnow?

Climbingamountainishardwork.Butonestep（腳步）afteranotherfinallybringsaperson

tothetop.Alongtheway,hecanstopandlookaround.Andthehigherheclimbs,themore

wonderfulhisviewis.Ifhekeepsclimbing,hewillhaveanewworldbeforehim.Hewillhavea

newwaytoseeeverything.

Nowlearningaforeignlanguageissomethinglikeclimbingamountain.Thisnewlanguage

cangiveyouanewviewoflife.Anditismorethanalookatthesurfaceofthings.Itcanopenthe

wayintopeople'smindsandheartsandintoaculturethatisverydifferentfromyourownculture.

Thiswillmakeyouricher,richerinthingsthatmoneycan'tbuy.Eventhoughyouneversetfoot

（踏上）onashiporaplane,youcanbeanarmchairtravelerthroughbooks.

Themountainclimberstopsnowandthentoenjoythesceneryaroundhim.Readingisjust

likethis.Ifyouareinterestedinit,youwillfindfuninbooks.

6.Isclimbingamountaineasy?

7.Whatwillhehaveifhekeepsclimbing?

8.Canlearninglanguagesopenthewayintopeople'smindsandhearts?

9.Howwilllearninglanguagesmakeyou?

10.Wherewillyoufindfunifyouareinterestedinreading?

Thereoncewasaboywholovedeatingsweets.Healwaysaskedforsweetsfromhisfather.

Hisfatherwaspoor.Hecouldnotalwaysaffordsweetsforhisson.Butthelittleboydidn't

understandthis.

Theboy'sfatherthoughthardabouthowtostopthechildaskingforsomanysweets.There

wasaholy