2020-2021學(xué)年上海市16區(qū)初三英語(yǔ)二模題型匯編-閱讀回答問(wèn)題（學(xué)生版）

2020-2021學(xué)年初三英語(yǔ)二模閱讀回答問(wèn)題匯編

One【奉賢區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Doyouoryourfamilyknowanelderlypersonwhomayfeellonely?Perhapsyouhaveagrandparentwho

doesn'tlivenearbyandwhomightnotseemanypeople.Ifsthoughtthattherecouldbemorethanamillionlonely

olderpeopleintheUKwhooftenfeelsad.Thismightbecausetheylivealone,ortheymightbeinacarehomeand

haven'tgotfamilyorfriendswhovisit.

Simplywritingalettercanhelptocheerthemup.It'saneasythingtodobutcanmakeabigimpact（影響）.

Beingabletowriteaninterestingletterisalsoagoodskillbecausealotofmoderncommunicationiswrittenand

sentbydigital（電子的）messagingandemaiLPerhapsyouhaveagrandparent

Everydaythingsthatyoudo,suchaswhatyoulearnedatschool,sportingachievementsorplacesyouvisit,

mightseemordinarytoyoubutanolderpersonwouldbehappytoreadabouttheminaletter.Itcouldmakethem

thinkbacktowhentheywereyounganddidsimilarthings.Thepersonmayalsowanttowritebacktoyou.

ProfessorSmith,aged67,setupagroupcalledSilverRobin,whichhashelpedchildrenfromsixschoolsin

Oxfordtobeginwritingletterstoolderpeople."It'salovelythingtodoandconnectsdifferentgenerations.Loneliness

isnotanicethingandifayoungperson'sletterputsasmileonsomeone'sface,thenthat'swonderful.

WheredoIstart?HowelsecanIhelp?

Askyourparentsifthere'sanelderlyrelativeorThereareotherwaystohelpelderlypeopleless

familyfriendyoucanwritetoandtheycanhelplonely.Forexample,knowingthedateoftheir

yougetstarted.Yourteachermayliketomakebirthdaymeansyoucansendacard,sayinghello

contactwithalocalelderlycarehomesothatandbeingnicetopeopleinyourstreet,checking

yourclasscanbeginwritingletters.onthemwithyourfamilyorknockingontheir

doorsometimesjusttoseehowtheyarecanmake

adifference.

78.ManyolderpeopleintheUKoftenfeelsad,don'tthey?

79.Whatcanhelptocheerlonelyolderpeopleup?

80.Whywouldolderpeoplebehappytoreadaboutyoureverydaythingsinaletter?

81.WhatdoesProfessorthinkofwritingletterstoolderpeople?

82.Whatmayyourteacherliketodosothatyourclasscanbeginwritingletters?

83.Thereareotherwaystohelpolderelderlypeoplefeellesslonely.Pleaseshareoneofyourideasandexplainwhy

itishelpful.

Two【崇明區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

AnAfro-AmericanboywasborninBrooklyn,NewYork.Hegrewupinpoverty.Hecouldnotseeanyhopefor

thefuture.

Whentheboyturned13,hisfathershowedhimanoldshirtandasked,“Howmuchdoesitcost?”

"Probably$1Jhereplied.

“Canyousellitat$2?"thefatherlookedathim.

“Onlyafoolwillbuyit!”theboyshouted.

“Whydon'tyouhaveatry?”hisfathersaid.

Theboynoddedandsaid,“Iwilltry,butIcan'tpromiseanything."Hecarefullywashedtheoldshirtand

smoothedoutthecreases（皺眉）init.Thenextday,hecametoacrowdedsubwaystation.Afteraboutsixhours,

hesoldittoapasser-by.Withthetwodollarsheranallthewayhomeexcitedly.

Aftertendays,thefatheraskedhisson,“CanyousellanoldshirtatS20?^^

“Noway!Anoldshirtisonlyworth$2,”theboyargued.

“Whynottryitagain?"saidhisfather.

TheboydecidedtoaskhiscousintodrawacuteMickeyMouseontheoldshirt.Thistimehechosetosellitat

thegateofaprivateschool.Soon,itwassoldtoalittlegirl.Shelovedthedesignsomuchthatshetippedhim$5.

Whentheboygothome,hisfatherhandedhimanotheroleshirtandaskedhimtosellitat$200.Surprisingly,

theboytooktheshirtatonce.

Theopportunity（機(jī)會(huì)）finallycame.FarrahFawcett,afamousfilmstar,cametoNewYork.Afterthepress

conference,theboymadehiswaythroughthecrowdandaskedforherautograph（簽名）.Farrahsmiledatthe

innocentchildandsignedtheoldshirt.Theboyshoutedtothecrowd,“AshirtwithMissFarrahFawcett'sautograph

ispricedat$200!”Itwasnotlongbeforeabusinessmanboughttheshirtat$1200.

Hearingthenews,hisfatherwasdelightedandasked,“Myboy,whatdidyoulearnfromsellingthesethreeold

shirts?”

Theboyanswered,4483?

78.Whatdidtheboythinkwhenhisfatheraskedhimtosellthefirstoldshirt?

79.Howdidtheboyfeelafterhesoldthefirstoldshirt?

80.Whydidtheboychoosetosellthesecondshirtatthegateofaprivateschool?

81.Howdidtheboysellthethirdoldshirt?

82.Whomdidtheboysellthethirdshirtto?

83.Whatdidtheboysaytohisfather?Fillintheblankwithoneortwosentences.

Three【普陀區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

EverythingchangedwhenIwasfouryearsold.Myfatherdied.Afterthat,mymotherandIhadtomoveback

toasmallvillageinAlabama,wheremymothergrewup.WelivedinasmallhousewithAuntSandy,mymother's

eldersister.Thiswasatimewhenbeingasingleparentwasstillconsideredunusual.

WhenIwassmall,therewasachildren'sbookcalledTheHappyFamily,anditwasarealpieceofwork.Dad

workedalldaylongattheoffice,Mumcookedinthekitchen,andbrotherandsisteralwayshadfriendsplaying

around.Theimage（形象）ofthefamilyinthisbookwastypical（典型的）ofthetime.Itlookednothinglikemy

family,butluckilythatwasn'tthewayIheardit.ThewaymyAuntSandyreadittomemadethestoryreallyfunny.

Kind-heartedandopen-minded,AuntSandywastheonewhoplayedbaseballwithme,whotookmehorseback

riding,whotookmetothefather-sondinnersandwhogavemelessonsonhowtodrive.Shebelievesthatanything

unusualwasprobablygoodforme.SheofferedtohelpmegotoAfricatoworkasavolunteer.Thatwasmymost

importantexperience.

Asayounggirl,AuntSandyalwaysplannedtohavealargenumberofchildrenofherown,butshenevergot

married.Thismeantthatshewasfreetospendallhertimetakingcareofme.Manypeoplesaywehavealotin

common.ShealwaysaffordedmetodomybestandmakesmebelievethatIcoulddoanythingwithmylifethatI

wantedifItriedhardenough.

Formorethanfiftyyears,AuntSandydidn'tandstilldon'tthinkofherself.Unlesssheisforcedtocomeupto

thefront,myauntwillstandinthebackinfamilyphotos,andshedoesn'tthinkthathereffortshavemademuch

difference.Shewonmyrespectbecause.EveryJuneforthe

pastthirtyyears,ingrowingthankfulnesstomyAuntSandy,TvesentheraFather'sDaycard.

78.Thewriterlostherfatherattheageoffour,didn'tshe?

79.Wheredidthewriterandhermotherliveafterhisfather'sdeath?

80.HowdidAuntSandyreadthestoryinTheHappyFamilytothewriter?

81.Whobelievesunusualthingswereprobablygoodforthewriter?

82.Whatwasthewriter'smostimportantexperience?

83.WhatcanbefilledintheblankinParagraph5?(Nomorethan20words)

Four【青浦區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions(根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題)(12分)

OncetherewasarichmannamedRichard.Hewasgreedy.Onedayhewaswalkinginhisgarden.Hesawa

strangebirdinabush.Itwasverysmall.Butithadverybeautifulandcolorfulfeatures.Itsvoicewasalsovery

sweet.Richardhadneverseensuchabirdinhislife.Heslowlywentnearthebushandcaughtthebird.

“Whyhaveyoucaughtme?”thebirdasked.

“Iwanttomakemoney.Icansellyoufbrabigamount,9,repliedRichard.

“Butyouarealreadyrich.Whydoyouwantmore?,,askedthebird.

“Youcannotsellme.Nobodywillbuyme,becauseIlosemybeautifulfeaturesandmysweetvoicewhenI

wascaught.^^Thenitslowlyturnedintoablackbirdandlooklikeacrow.

Richardsaidsurprisingly,t4ThenIwillkillyou,andIwilleatyourmeat.^^

“Eatme!Iamsosmall.Youwillnotgetanymeatoutofme,“repliedthebird.

Richardcouldnotanswer.

Thebirdthensuggested,"Setmefree.InreturnIshallteachyouthreesimplebutusefulrules,theserulescan

profityougreatly.”

“Profitme!Really?”saidRichard.t4ButhowcanItrustyou?Youmayflyaway.”

“Igiveyoumyword.AndIalwayskeepmyword.^^saidthebird.

Richardwantedtotakeachance.Hereleasedthebird.Itflewupatonce.Thenitsatonthebranchofatree.Its

colorstartedchanging.Itbecamebeautifulagain.

Richardasked,“Nowteachmetherules.^^

“Certainly,“saidthebird.Thenitadded,"Thefirstruleis'Neverbelieveeverythingotherssay/Thesecond

ruleis'Neverbesadaboutsomethingyoudonothave,'Thethirdruleis'(83).

“Yousillybird."shoutedRichard.Thesethreerulesareknowntoeveryone.Youcheatedme.

Butthebirdsaid,“Richard,justthinkaboutallyouractionsoftoday.Youhadmeinyourhands,butyouthrew

meaway.YoubelievedallthatIsaid.Andyouaresadaboutnothavingme.Therulesaresimple,butyounever

followedthem.Nowdoyouseethevalueoftherules?”

Sosayingthebirdfewawayanddisappearedfromhissight.

78.Richardfoundthebirdintheforest,didn'the?

79.WhydidRichardcatchthebird?

80.Whatwouldhappentothebirdifitwascaught?

81.HowwouldRichardprobablyfeelwhenhefoundhecoulddonothingwiththebird?

82.WheredidthebirdsitafterRichardreleasedit?

83.Whatmightbethethirdrulethebirdsaid?（Nomorethan12words）

Five【松江區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Sixweeksbeforehis97thbirthday,GiuseppePaternorealizedthedreamofalifetime:hegotauniversitydegree

（學(xué)位）inhistory.

Mr.Paterno'sgraduationhasattractedalotofreportersaroundtheworld,partlybecauseofhisage.Buthehas

drawntheirattentionmainlybecausehislifestoryshowshisspirit（精神）ofcommitment（承諾；投入）.Hisstory

setsanexampleformillionsofschoolchildrenandyoungpeopleinItalyandelsewhereespeciallyduringthetimeof

thecoronaviruspandemic（新冠疫情）.“Don'tgetlostbecauseyoumeetwithdifficulties.Therewillalwaysbe

difficulties,Mr.Paternotoldreporters,uYouhavetobestrong,“"StudyinghasbeenmyinterestsinceIwasalittle

child”,hesaid,“butunluckily,lifewashardtome.^^

BorninPalermo,Italyin1923,thefirstofsevenchildrenina“verypoorfamily,Mr.Paternobeganworking

soonafterfinishingprimaryschool.Afterheretired,inthemid-1980s,hereturnedtohisbooks.Atthattime,hemet

aprofessorfromtheUniversityofPalermo,whoaskedhimtogoafterhisdream.Henevergaveupfromthenonand

finishedlearningatthatuniversity.

“Hisstoryisproofthatdreamscancometrueandthatyoucanalwayskeepyoung-ifnotinagebutatleastin

spiritifyoudevelopinterests.He'samodeltofollow."saidRossellaCancila,hisadviserandaprofessorofhistory.

Italy'suniversitysystemisbasedonathree-yeardegree,followedbyatwo-yearmaster'scase（碩士課程）.

UniversityofficialsarehopingthatMrPaternowillcontinuehisstudy.

Heisn'tsosure.havetoadmitthatatthismoment,Idon'tknowifIwoulddealwithitjustlikebefore,he

said,“AUtheattentionhasbeenabittiring.Butanyway,Iwanttokeepmychoiceopen.”

78.Mr.Paternograduatedfromuniversityinhisnineties,didn'the?（1分）

79.What'sthemainreasonfortheworldtoreportMr.Paterno'sgraduation?（2分）

80.WhendidMr.Paternobegintostudyagain?（2分）

81.HowcanapersonkeepyounginspiritaccordingtoRossellaCancila?（2分）

82.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it"inthelastparagraphrefersto?（2分）

83.WhatdoyouthinkMr.Paternowillprobablydonext?Pleasegiveaproperreasonaccordingtothepassage.（3

分）

Six【徐匯區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Duringmealtimes,moreandmoreyoungpeopletakeouttheirphones,chooseafavorite

show,andeatwhilewatchingandburstintolaughternowandthen.

Liu,a19-year-oldstudentstudyinginBeijing,isoneofthem.Afoodieandavideolover,she

ishappytoeatwhilewatchingfoodprogramsonhercellphone.Ashowshehasbeenrecently

watchingisabouttwoChinesegirlstravelingaroundJapantofinddeliciousfood,andtheshowhasbeenviewed

morethan26,000timesonChina'stopmicroblogplatform.

“IlikeJapanesefood.Thefoodintheshowlooksreallyattractive,Liexplains.Besidesthisshow,shealso

watchesmanyotheronlinefoodprograms.

Keyi,a26-year-oldwomanworkinginShanghai,recentlyfellinlovewithonepopularfoodprogramandusually

watchesitinbedbeforeshegoestosleep.

"It'snotunexpected,saidAdrienfromFrance,whohasbeenlivinginBeijingforsevenyearsandisahugefan

ofChineseflood."ChinaandFrancearebothkeenoncookingandeating.InFrance,wealsohavefoodrealityshows.”

IrinafromRussiaalsolovesChinesefoodprogramsverymuch.Shewatchedarealityshowwithfriends.Inthe

show,someChinesestarscookedseafoodandcrabs."Iwasattractedtoitatfirstsight.Theycookedtheseafood

differentlyfromus,butthedishtheymadelookedverydelicious,“saidIrina.

Beautifulpictures,,andthefamousstars-arewhatmakefoodprogramsaperfectmeal

companionfbryoungerChinesepeople,evenwhentheyarefarawayfromhome.

“AfterIleftChinaandstartedmylifeintheNetherlands,IfoundmyselfalwayswatchingAbiteofChinaduring

supper,“Manling,astudentstudyingintheNetherlands,said.

Sheaddedthatshehasonlybeenlivingtherefortwomonthsandshehasalreadymissedthehomeflavorof

China."Chineseflavorsarelikethecomfortzonethatgivesmeasenseofsafety,^Manlingsaid.

78.DoChineseyoungpeopleliketowatchshowsonmobilephoneswhileeating?

79.WhatkindofprogramdoLiuandKeyibothlikewatching?

80.WhatdothetwoChinesegirlsdointheshowsLiuhasrecentlywatched?

81.AccordingtoAdrien,inwhatwayisChinasimilartoFrance?

82.Whatcanbefilledintheblanksinparagraph7?

(1)(2)

83.WhydidManlingsay"Chineseflavorsarelikethecomfortzonethatgivesmeasenseofsafety^?Howcanyou

understandit?(3分)

Wecanlearnfromherwordsthat___________________________________________________________

Seven【寶山區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Myfirstfewyearsatmysummercamp1wasincrediblyhomesick;thekindofhomesick（想家的）whereI

wouldfallasleepinmybunkcryingbecauseImissedmymomsobadlyandwouldbegmycounselors（輔導(dǎo)員）

tocallher.Icannottellyouwhatchangedinmeexactly,butonedayIrealizedthatmomsdonothavethemagic

powertofixeverything.Mostofthetimeonlyyouhavethepowertofixyourownproblems.

Atcamp,itdoesnotmatterwhoyouareorwhereyoucomefrom,allthatmattersisthatyouarenicetoyour

fellowcampersandcounselorsandthatyoushareyourOreoswitheveryone.Ilearnedtoworkasateammemberin

someofthemostdifficultsituationspossiblebyfindingthegoodinpeopleandmakingthemostoutofit.Youlearn

toacceptothersforwhattheybringtothetable.Campopenedmyeyestowhatqualitiestrulymatterinpeople.

Growingupishard;schoolisstressful,friendsletyoudown,andfamilyconflicts（矛盾）createproblemsout

ofyourcontrol.Atcamp,Icouldbefhebestversionofmeasahappy,confident,creativeandcoolgirl.Camping

gavemeconfidenceandfreedomtobewhoIwantedtobe.Summercampsareanunusualplace.ThebestfriendsI

couldevermakewerealwaystherewithme.Weclimbedthehighmountainsandmadecampnearthelakes.Spending

timewithmyfriendsmadethebestmemoriesIcouldeveraskfor.Atcamp,Ilaughedthehardest,smiledthebiggest.

Iwasmuchhappierthaneverbefore.

Iattendedmysummercampforovertenyears,andduringeachsummerIwouldbecomestrongerandmore

confident.Whetheritwashikinguplargehills,learningskillsforthefirsttime,orthinkingaboutwhafsgoodinme,

campinggavemetimetodevelopintothepersonIamtoday.Campingreallymakesmeabetterperson.

88.Accordingtothewriter,domomshavethemagicpowertofixeverything?

89.Howdidthewriterlearntoworkasateammemberinsomeofthemostdifficultsituation?

90.What'stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword"qualities“inParagraph2?

91.Accordingtothewriter,what'sthebestversionofherlike?

92.Whatmadethebestmemoriesthewritercouldeveraskfor?

93.Whatdidthewriterlearnfromthesummercamp?Listatleasttwopoints.

Eight【長(zhǎng)寧區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Afewmonthsago,IinterviewedMax,ananimaltrainer.Hewasteachingadolphintodoabackflip.Every

timethedolphinjumpedoutofthewaterevenalittle,Maxwouldrewarditwithsomefood.Whenthedolphindid

somethingelse,Maxwouldjustignoreit.Atfirstthedolphinkeptswimmingroundthepoolandhavingfun.But

slowly,itlearnedthatwhatitjumped,itgotareward.Afterafewdaysthedolphinwasjumpinghighenoughtodoa

somersault（空翻）.Ihadlearnedthefirstpartofthetrick.

Iwasfascinated.IkeptthinkingabouthowMaxhadtrainedthatdolphin...andthenIbegantowonderifthe

sameskillsmightworkwithmyhusband,Dylan.Hewasalwaysleavingdirtywashingonthefloorandheoften

usedtoforgetarrangementthatwe'dmade.Inagged（埋怨）himbutheignoredme.Thepilesofwashingjustgot

biggerandhewouldforgetevenmorearrangement.Hisbadhabitsdidn'tusetotroublemeburnowtheyweredriving

memad!

SoIdecidedtocopythedolphintrainer.IpraisedDylanwhenheputanythinginthewashingbasket,evenifit

wasjustonesockorwhenherememberedanyarrangement,evenifhegotthewrongday.Slowly,thepilesofdirty

washingbecamesmallerandhismemorygotbetter.IwassopleasedthatItoldDylanaboutmy“training”,helooked

thoughtful.

Afewdayslatermycomputerdidn'tworkagain.ItwascontinuouslycrashingandIcalledDylaninapanic.

Thefirstthinghesaidwas,"Welldone,Jenny,youhaven'tmadeadramaoutofthis.Youusedtoshoutatme.”

suddenly,Ifeltcalm.Ilikedhispraised.ThenIrealizedwhatwashappening.He83.

78.WhattrickdidMaxteachthedolphintodo?

79.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they''（inPara.2Line5）referto?

80.Whydidthewriterdecidetocopythedolphintrainer?

81.Howdidthewriterhelpherhusbandtogetridofhisbadhabits?

82.DidDylanthinkhiswifealsohadherownbadhabits?

83.Whatcanbefilledintheblanksinthelastparagraph?

Nine【金山區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下歹U問(wèn)題）（12分）

MarkTwainisoneofthemostquotedauthorsever.Therearehundredsofhisquotations（語(yǔ)錄）inbooks,on

postersandonwebsites.Hereisanexample:

“Ifyoutellthetruth,youdon'thavetorememberanything.^^------MarkTwain.

Quotationslikethisonegiveusguidance.Itremindsusthattellingalieismuchmoredifficultthantellingthe

truth.Tellingaliemeansyouhavetorememberwhatyousaideachtimeyoutellthelie.Ifyoutellthetruth,thereis

nothingtoremember.Hesuggeststhatyoushouldn^lienotbecauseitiswrong,butbecauseitishardwork.Hereis

anotherexample.

“Alwaysobeyyourparentswhentheyarepresent”------MarkTwain.

Again,thequotationgivesgoodadvice------toalwaysobeyyourparents,butthehumorouspartiswhentheyare

present.Thequotationtellsyoutoobeyyourparentswhentheyaretherewithyou------becausetheycanseewhat

youaredoing.

AlbertEinstein'squestionsarealsopopular.Manyofhisquotationsareinspirational（鼓勵(lì)人心的）.Thismeans

thattheyhelpustodoourbestandbethebestpersonwecanbe.Hereisanexample:

"Learnfromyesterday,livefortoday,hopefbrtomorrow.Theimportantthingisnottostopquestioning.^^—

AlbertEinstein.

ThisisamuchmoreseriousquotationthanthetwoMarkTwainones.Itgivesusalottothinkabout.Also,

becausethiswassaidbyAlbertEinstein,itmakesuswanttotakethequotationserious.Thisquotationgivesushope

thatwecanlearnanymistakewemadeyesterday.Itremindsustoalwayslookcloselyateverythingwedoandask

therightquestionstohelpusachieveourbest.

78.WhereareMarkTwain'squotationsalwaysused?

79.Tellingalieiseasierthantellingthetruth,isn'tit?

80.AccordingtoMarkTwain,whyshouldwealwaysobeyourparentswhentheyarepresent?

81.Whatdoes"Learnfromyesterday^^inAlbertEinstein'squotationreallymean?

82.Whafsthepurposeofnottostopquestioning?

83.Amongthethreequotationsabove,whichoneimpresses（印象）youmost?Why?

Ten【虹口區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

OnemomisthankingTargetforanamazingreason.

JamieSumnerandher6-year-oldson,Charlie,walkedintoTargetlastweektogetsomecoffee.Theirordinary

shoppingtripturnedratherspecialwhenCharlie,whohascerebralpalsy（腦癱）andusesawheelchair,sawan

advertisementinthekids'clothingsectionthatmadehimsmile.

TheadvertisementdescribesayoungboyaroundCharlie'sagewearingasweaterandlaughing.Nothingseemed

veryoutoftheordinaryuntilSumnersawthattheboyintheadvertisementwasusingawalker（助行架）.

“IstoppedbecauseIhadneverseen4ournormal'insuchaplace,9,themotherofthreechildrenwroteinablog

post.

SumnerwrotethatshestartedcryingrightthereinthemiddleofTarget.

“IwatchedCharliewatchthesign.Anditwasbeautiful,shewrote."Yes,Istartedcryingintheaisle.Yes,other

peoplestoppedandlooked.Andthentheylookedatthesignandtheysmiled.Itwassuchanunexpectedmomentof

connectednessamongstrangersinthemiddleofTargetinthemiddleofaweekonanotherwiseordinaryday.”

SheandCharliewalkedpastthesignthreetimesbeforetheywentoutofTarget.

“Itsoundslikesuchasmallthing,butforusitisanodfromtheworldthatwesupported,shewrote."It'sjust

thebeginning,Ihope.Ihopemoredisabilitiesandspecialneedspopupinclothingadvertisementsandcommercials

andonmainstreamTV.Butfornow,IamsogratefultoTargetfor83

78.HowmanychildrendoesSumnerhave?

79.Accordingtothetext,whatisTarget?

80.Whatmadetheboyintheadvertisementspecial?

81.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“ournormal"inthefourthparagraphreferto?

82.WhydidSumnercrythere?

83.Completethelastsentence.Butfornow,I'msogratefultoTargetfor

Butfornow,fmsogratefultoTargetfbr.

Eleven【楊浦區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Sallywokewithasuddenmovement.Sheheardstrangesounds;shecouldsmellsmoke.Theroomwasfullof

smoke.Shecoughed.Whatwashappening?Herbedroomdooropenedwithabangandhermotherranin,herface

white.

GetupSally,wehavetogo!Getdressednow!Hermotherdisappearedbackintothehouse.Sallyjumpedfrom

herbedandopenedthewindow.Screamsandcriescamefromthestreetsbelow.Sallywatchedpeoplethrowtheir

thingsintocarts,horsesthreadingtheground,keentoleave.

“Hey,what'shappening?"Sallyyelled.

"Fire"herneighbourshoutedback.

“ComingfromPuddingLane!GetoutnowSally!Nooneissafe!),

Sallypulledherwindowshutandgotchangedasquicklyasshecould.

Downstairs,shefoundherfather,motherandsisterjammingtheirthingsintoahandcart.Theywatchedpeople

tryingtoputoutthebigfirewithleatherbucketsfullofwater.Itdidn'tseemtomakeanydifference,asthefire

jumpedfromonebuildingtothenext.

“Thehousesaresoclosetogetherandmadeofwood!”Sallynoticed,asshetripped

overcandlesticks,burntpansandoddbitsoffurniturethatpeoplehaddroppedinthe

streets.

Thegrocer'sboy,TomWinter,sawSallyandsaid,“SomepeoplearegoingtoSt.

Paul'sCathedraltostaysafe.Madeofstone.Won'tbumlikewood.^^Sallynodded,but

followedherparentsdownthedarkstreet.

Theywalkedandwalked.Finally,theyarrivedatMoorfields.Itwasawide-openspacewithnobuildingsto

bum.Theyweresafe.

78.Sally'shousewasonfire,wasn'tit?

79.WhydidSallycough?

80.Wheredidthefirestart?

81.Howwerepeopletryingtoputoutthefire?

82.WhydidSally'sfamilygotoMoorfields?

83.Whatchangesdoyouthinkweremadetothebuildingsafterthefire?

Twelve【嘉定區(qū)】

D.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問(wèn)題）（12分）

Inthemiddleofacity,therewasamuseumthatwasdecoratedwithbeautifulmarbletiles（大理石石專(zhuān)）

andahugemarblestatue（大理石像）.Manypeoplefromallovertheworldvisitedthemuseumeverydaytoadmire

thestatue.Onenight,themarbletilesstartedtalkingtothemarblestatue.

Tiles:Heystatue!Don'tyouthinkit'sunfairthateverybodycomesheretoadmireyou.Theydon'tnotice

usatall.

Statue:Mydearbrothers.Don'tyourememberthatweareactuallyfromthesameplace?

Tiles:Yes,wedo.Thatiswhywefeelitisevenmoreunfair.Allofuswerebornfromthesameplace,and

yettheworldtreatsussodifferentlynow.Thisissounfair!

Statue:Yes,youareright,mybrothers.Butdoyoustillrememberthedaywhentheartisttriedtoworkon

you,butyourefusedhim?

Tiles:Yes,wedidn'tlikehim.Hehadsuchsharptoolsthatwewerefrightened.Weturnedhimaway

becausewedidn'twanttogethurt.

Statue:Well,sinceyourefusedhistools,hecouldn'tworkonyou.Whenhedecidedtogiveuponyou,

hestartedworkingonmeinstead.IknewatoncethatIwouldbesomethingdifferentandspecialafterhishardwork.

Iborethepainandallowedhimtofashion（雕琢）meashewanted!

Tiles:Butithurtquitealot.

Statue:Mybrothers,thereisapriceforeverythinginlife.Sinceyoudecidedtogiveuphalfway,you

can'tcomplainabouttheworld*sunfairnesstoyou.

Themarbletilesbecamequietanddeepinthought:t4If,?"

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