2023年上海中考一模英語(yǔ)試題分類(lèi)匯編 5 閱讀四選一含詳解

05-2023年上海市初三英語(yǔ)一模真題專(zhuān)項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練之閱讀四選一

Choosethebestanswer（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?2分）

2023虹口一模

CHANNEL1CHANNEL2CHANNEL3CHANNEL4

8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm8:00pm

DoubleYourMoney19th-centuryHouseTheNewsTheJordanBakerShow

JasonOatesisthehostof

Ourshowcontinues,JordanBaker

thepopularshowwherethe

nowwithonlyeightofthepresentshercompletely

playerscanwin10,000

twelveplayers,alllivinginaAllthenewprogramme.She

pounds一andthendoubleit!

housefrom200yearsago.Itnewsandsporttalkstogreatcelebrity

Therearequestionsonall

isn'teasylivingwithnofromaroundguestsandasksthemthe

kindsoftopicstotest

electricity,noheatingandnotheworld.Withquestionsthateveryone

everyone'sgeneral

21st-centurytechnologyatMichaelwantstoknowthe

knowledge.Whichof

all.Andit'sevenmoreWebster.answersto.Tonight,

tonight'splayerswillgetthe

difficultwithcamerasonyouathleticsstarSally

chancetodoubletheir

24hoursaday.Malone.

money?

39.WhattypeofTVprogramisTheJordanBakerShow?

A.Cartoonshow.B.Talentshow.

C.Gameshow.D.Chatshow.

40.Accordingtothetext,whichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?

A.PlayersofDoubleYourMoneyhaveachancetowinasmuchas20,000pounds.

B.GuestsofTheJordanBakerShowareusuallyfamouspeople.

C.Camerasareoffwhenplayersof19th-centuryHousearesleepingatnight.

D.TheNewsdeliversinformationfrombothhomeandabroad.

41.Allofthefollowingpeoplearehostsexcept.

A.SallyMaloneB.MichaelWebsterC.JordanBakerD.JasonOates

42.Howmanyprogramshaveplayers?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

43.Whichprogramisthisviewertalkingabout?

AdamWindsor<^>adnniQwin（isoi4CT，

Theywerereallybadthisweek.Iansweredall

theQuestionseasily.Ididbetterthanthem!All

thatmoneyandnobodywonitlzrDVM

A.DoubleYourMoney.B.19th-centuryHouse.

C.TheNews.D.TheJordanBakerShow.

44.Thistextaimsto.

A.encourageviewerstobecomeplayersinitsTVprograms

B.inviteviewerstovotefortheirfavouriteTVprograms

C.introducesomefamoushostsofsomeTVprograms

D.provideinformationaboutTVprogramsat8pmforviewers

2023普陀一模

BanpoPrimarySchoolinGuizhou,Chinaisonamountain.

Thepath（小路）toschoolwasbuiltaboutfortyyearsagoandit

isverynarrowanddangerous.Thechildrenhavetowalkina

line.Whentheymeetsomebody,theyhavetostandagainstthe

mountainwhilethepersonpasses.Fortheirparents,itisvery

worrying.Fortunately,theheadteacheroftheschoolwalkswith

thechildreneverymorning.

AgroupofchildrenfromEduSchoolinSumatra,Indonesia

（E[]尼），havetocrossawiderivereverymorningontheirway

toschool.Thebridgeacrosstheriverisbroken,soabouttwenty

childrenhavetowalkacrossarope.Theropeistenmetresabove

thewater.Afterthat,theyhavetowalktenkilometresthrough

theforest!Andofcourse,attheendoftheschoolday,theyhave

todothesamejourneyagainontheirwayhome.

ChildreninMinhHoa,Vietnam（越南）havetocrossariver

ontheirwaytoandfromschooleveryday.Therearenobridges

orboats,sothechildrenswim.Thechildrenputthebooksand

clothesinlargeplasticbagssotheydonotgetwet.Thebagsalso

helpthemtostaysafeinthewater（thewateris20metresdeep）.

Whentheyreachtheotherside,theytaketheirdryclothesoutof

thebagandputthemon.

NearBogota,thecapitalofColombia（哥倫比亞）,some

childrenhavetocrossalargevalleytogettoschool.Atthe

bottomofthevalleyistheRioNegro,ahugeriver.Thereisonly

onewaytocrossthevalleyonazipwire.That'sametalrope,

800metreslongand400metresabovetheriver.Thejourneyis

veryfast.Infact,itonlytakesaboutoneminute!Smallchildren

cannottravelacrossthevalleybythemselves,sotheirbrotheror

sisterputstheminabag!

39.Somechildrenhavetowalkalongadangerouspathtoschool.

A.inMinhHoa,VietnamB.inGuizhou,China

C.inSumatra,IndonesiaD.nearBogota,Colombia

40.WhatmakestheparentsofBanpoPrimarySchoollessworried?

A.Thechildrenareputinplasticbagsbytheirbrothers.

B.Thepathtotheschooliswideenoughforthechildren.

C.Itonlytakesthechildrentenminutestotheirschool.

D.Thechildrentraveltoschoolwiththeheadteacher.

41.WecanknowthatthestudentsinSumatra,Indonesiafromthetext.

A.canusethebridgenearbyacrosstheriver

B.walk10kminthevalleywith20otherchildren

C.havealongwalkaspartoftheirjourneytoschool

D.traveltoschoolontheirparents'boats

42.TheunderlinedwordtheyinParagraph3refersto.

A.clothesandbooksB.plasticbags

C.childreninMinhHoaD.bridgesandboats

43.don'tneedtocrossariverontheirwaytoschool.

A.ThechildrenofEduSchool

B.ThechildrenofBanpoPrimarySchool

C.ThechildreninMinhHoa,Vietnam

D.ThechildrennearBogota,Colombia

44.Thebesttitleforthetextis.

A.Differentschoolsintheworld

B.Schoolsfarawayfromhome

C.Dangerousjourneytoschool

D.Factsaboutchildren'sschoollife

2023楊浦一模

恤頒曬0蛔V@Qfl的?

Ifaclassmate

(accidentally)showedyou

theiranswersduringa

test,wouldyou...

aquicklyloohattheir

answers?

bloot?adifferentdirection?

IfyousawanelderlyIfyouboughtajacket

personstealsomefoodfromasecond-handstore

fromastore,wouldyou...andfoundsomemoneyin

atellthestoreomnerQpocket,wouldyou...

quietly?givethemoneybachto

bignoreitandleauethethestore?

store?heepthemoney?

WhenJustinfoundalualletinLosAngeles,hesamanIDcardinside.

ItbelongedtoChrisBroiun,theAustralianmouieactor.Justinfound

thenameofChris'smanagerande-mailedhim.WhenChrisheard,

heinuitedJustinonaTVshoiu.Asareward,ChrisgaueJustinallthe

moneyinthewalletforbeingsohonest.AndtheTVshowgaueJustin

$10,000!

ShopliftingcostsU.S.stores$16,5billioneueryyear.Andpeopleofall

Bagesshoplift.

Policerecentlycaughtagroupofseniorcitizens.Theyuuereall

neighborsand山orbingtogether.Onepersoninthegroupstole

itemsfromstores,andanotherpersontookthembachtothe

storetogetarefund.

Whenthreeroommatesboughta$20couchfromasecond-

handstoreinNeiuYork,itfeltabituncomfortable.Soonthey

foundthereason.Insidethecouch,thereweresomeenuelopes.

Eachenuelopehadmoneyinit—$41,000inall!Atfirst,theystarted

thinkingaboutluhattheymightbuywiththemoney.Butthen,they

noticedanameononeoftheenuelopes.Aftersomeresearch,theyfoundtheotunerofthe

sofa—auerypleased91-year-oldwoman.The$41,000washerlifesauings.

ArecentsurueyintheU.S.shoius64%ofU.S.high-schoolstudentshauecheatedonatestand

95%hauecopiedanotherperson'shomework.Somestudentseueninuoluetheirparents.In

France,policecaughta52-year-oldwomanaftershepretendedtobeherdaughterinan

importantexam!

Themothermighthauetopayafineof$10,000,andauthoritiesmightbanth口qirlfromtaking

otherexamsforfiueuears.

55.Thesectionof"WhatWouldYouDo?”seemsto.

A.doasurveyabouthowpeoplespendtheirpocketmoney

B.testthereadershowhonesttheyare

C.checkhowmuchreadersknowaboutcrimes

D.learnaboutthereaders9learninghabits

56.Whichshowstherelationshipbetween“WhatWouldYouDo?"and"Real-LifeStories”？

A.1-C,2-D,3-B,4-AB.1-A,2-B,3-D,4-C

C.1-D,2-A,3-B,4-CD.1-A,2-D,3-B,4-C

57.Theunderlinedword“refund“inStoryBprobablyreferstothemoneythat.

A.youmustpayifyoudosomethingwrongorcommitacrime

B.isgivenbacktoyouifyouareunhappyaboutsomethingyoubought

C.yougetbecauseyouhavedonesomethinggood

D.youhaven'tspentandyouarekeepingfbrafutureevent

58.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthefourstories?

A.ChrisgaveJustin$10,000forfindinghiswallet.

B.Seniorcitizenssteal$16.5billionofthingseveryyear.

C.Thefriendsboughtthesofafroma91-year-oldwoman.

D.Themothertooktheplaceofherdaughterintheexam.

59.Fromtheunderlinedsentence".??authoritiesmightbanthegirlfromtakingotherexamsforfive

years"inStoryD,wecanlearnthat.

A.thegirlwouldbeinprisonforfiveyears

B.thegirlwouldn'tbeallowedtogoonwithherstudies

C.thegirlwouldreceiveahardpunishment

D.thegirlwouldnotbeabletoenteranyuniversityinthefuture

60.Thepageisprobablyfromthe""sectioninachildren'snewspaper.

A.DoTheRightThingBLocalNews

c.Lost&FoundD.ChildrenInTown

2023松江一模

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Areyouinterestedinawildride?

Thenputonyourhelmet（頭盔）!

It'stimetogo!

CLASSTIMES

Monday-Friday

8a.m.,10a.m.,2pm,and4p.m.

Saturday-Sunday

9a.m.,11a.m.,1p.m.,3p.m.and5p.m.

CHILDREN10ANDUNDER-$25

ADULTS?$35

3-LEVELCLASSES

OurBicyclesforBeginnersclassTheIntermediateBikingclassOurAlmostanExpert

introducestopicssuchasincludessubjectssuchasclasscovers

?Adjustingyourseat?Sharingtheroad?Commuting（通勤）by

?Gettingonyourbike?Masteringhillsbike

?Improvingyourbalance?Bicycleparts&?Balancingwithafull

maintenance（保養(yǎng)）bikebasket

?Trainingfbrraces

4

Bikingcanbringyoulotsoffunifyoudoitright.Please:

?Besuretowearahelmetwheneveryoubike.

?Don'tridetooclosetootherbikers.

?Don'tridetooclosetoparkedcarsorotherobjects.

?Stopandcheckfortrafficatallintersections.

?Alwayspassothersontheleftside.

?Ifyourparkpathhasabikelane1車(chē)道）,besuretostayinyourlane!

BIKERSLICENSE（執(zhí)照）

Onceyouhavefinishedtheclass,we'Hgiveyouyourveryownbicycler'slicense!

FORMOREINFORMATION

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39.IfJohnwantstotakethebikingclassafterschoolonweekdays,hecanbeginat.

A.8a.m.B.9a.m.C.3p.m.D.4p.m.

40.Botheight-year-oldJohnandhisfatherwanttotakethebikingclass.Theyshouldpay.

A.$25B.$35C.$45D.$60

41.John'sfatherwantstolearnaboutbicycleparts,heshouldchoose.

A.theBicyclesforBeginnersclassB.theIntermediateBikingclass

C.theAlmostanExpertclassD.noneoftheabove

42.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttobefilledintheblank?

A.SAFETYRULESB.PARKINGAREAS

C.REPAIRINGSTEPSD.RIDINGSKILLS

43.Theunderlinedword“intersections“mostprobablymeans"placeswhere

A.peopleparkbicyclesB.bikingracesareheld

C.tworoadsmeeteachotherD.bikerspassothers

44.Thepurposeofthematerialisto.

A.attractpeopletotakebikingclasses

B.advisepeopletoexercisebyridingbicycles

C.encouragepeopletotakepartinbicycleraces

D.tellpeopletheimportanceofroad-ridingsafety

2023寶山一模

Can'tgetenoughofthegreatoutdoor

^^jCAMPINGADVENTUREinHONGKONG!

activities?

Date:3/10—5/10JoinHongKongCampers5Society's

Place:WanTsaiWestCampsitefun-filledcampingtrip!

Cost:$500（includingallmeals）ToJoin

Justbringyourowntent!.A.Register（注冊(cè)）by15/9.Findoutmoreat

.

▲TDay2

Inthemorningwewillhavean

果1Day1

orienteeeinecompetitioninthefields

CamperswillmeetatWongShekPierat8a.m.forthe

followingbreakfast,sobringamapanda

15-minuteferryridetogettothecampsite.Inthe

compass（指南針）.（Smartphoneuserscan

ice-breakingsessionat10:30a.m.,campguideswillmake

useacompassapp.）.

self-introductionstotheirteammembers.Afterabarbecue

Intheafternooncamperscanchooseto

lunchatnoon,campguideswillleadtheirteamstoexplore

joinoneofthefollowing:

theTaiTanCountryTrail.Camperswillbeabletotake

boating

photosofthewildlifeandbeautifulviewsalongtheway.

sandeastlecompetition

Beforeevening,camperswillreturntothecampsitetoputup

hike-and-seektreasurehunt（尋寶游戲）

theirtents.Therewillbeastargazingsessionafterdinner.

Camperswillenjoydoingtheirlight

paintingatthecampfirepartyafterdinner.

（High-powertelescopes（望遠(yuǎn)鏡）willbeprovidedto

率Day3

campers.）

Camperswilltakethe9:30a.m.ferry

backtoWongShekPierafterbreakfastand

stargazingsessionI

agroupphoto.

Camper'scomments:

reallyenjoyedmyselfatcamp-allthatgoodfood,freshair,andespeciallytheclearnightskyinWan

Tsai.Thatspe/^ectforstargazing!”

JanetLu

enjoyedourselvesbydoingvariouswatersports,andlearntbasicknowledgeofstarswhile

watchingthenightsky.Thebestpartwasthecampfireeveningwhenwesharedjokesanddancedarounda

campfire-notsomethingyoucandoeveryday!”

ThomasChen

39.ThecampingtripinHongKonglastsfor.

A.1dayB.3daysC.5daysD.1week

40.Onthefirstday,thecamperswillarriveatthecampsitebyferryat.

A.8:00a.m.B.8:15a.m.C.9:30a.m.D.10:30a.m.

41.WhichofthefollowingisNOTanactivityonthefirstday?

A.Gettingtoknowthecampguidesintheice-breakingsession.

B.Watchingtheclearnightskybyusinghigh-powertelescopes.

C.Doinglightpaintingatthecampfirepartyafterdinner.

D.TakingphotosofwildlifeandbeautifulviewsintheTaiTanCountryTrail.

42.Theunderlinedword'oricntccrmg^inthematerialprobablymeans"

A.anactivityofsearchingforhiddentreasure

B.awatersportofracingasmallboattocrosstheriver

C.asportinwhichrunnershavetofindtheirwayacrossthecountry

D.araceconsistingofswimming,cycling,andrunningovervariousdistances

43.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothematerial?

A.Ifyouwanttojoininthecampingtripactivities,youneedregisteronOctober3rd.

B.Campersneedtopay500dollarsforthecampingtripincludingallmealsandtents.

C.CamperswilltakeagroupphotoaftertakingferrybacktoWongShekPier.

D.JanetLuenjoyedstargazingandThomasChenlikedthecampfireeveningbest.

44.Themainpurposeofthematerialisto.

A.introducetherulesofthehike-and-seektreasurehunt

B.showsomeinterestingactivitiesintheTaiTanCountryTrail

C.giveinformationaboutthecampingtripandattractmorepeopletojoininit

D.providecamperswithsomeusefultipsabouthowtogocampinginHongKong

2023靜安一模

TheNewYear

OnepleasantNewYearmorning,Edwardwokeupandwashedanddressedhimself.Hewasinahurry

ashewantedtobethefirsttowishpeopleahappyNewYear.

Heranintothestreetrepeatingthemtoeveryonehemet.

Whenhecameback,hisfathergavehimtwobright,newsilverdollars.Hesmiledashetookthem.He

hadwantedforalongtimetobuysomeprettybooksthathehadseenatthebookstore.

Asherandownthestreet,hesawapoorfamily.Thefather,motherandthreechildrenwereshivering

（顫抖）withcold.

“IwishyouahappyNewYear,“saidEdward,ashehappilypassedby.Themanshookhisheadand

smiledsadly.

Hesaid,"Theselittleoneshavehadnothingtoeatforalong

Edwardquicklyunderstoodthatthesepoorpeoplewereintrouble.Hetookouthistwodollars,andgave

onetotheman,andtheothertohiswife.

Howtheireyesshonewithhappiness!Theysaid,“Wethankyouathousandtimes,andwillremember

youinourprayers（祈禱）

WhenEdwardcamehome,hisfatheraskedwhatbookshehadbought.

Edwardhunghisheadamoment,butquicklylaokndup.

“Ihaveboughtnobooks,“hesaid."Igavemymoneytosomepoorpeople,whoseemedtobevery

hungryandintrouble.IthinkIcanwaitformybookstillnextNewYear.”

Hisfatherwaspleased.Hesaid,“Mydearboy,hereisawholebundleofbooks.Igivethemtoyou,

moreasareward（回報(bào)）foryourgoodnessofheartthanasaNewYeargift.Alwaysbereadytohelpthe

poor,andthoseintrouble.ThatwayeveryyearofyourlifewillbeahappyNewYeartoyou.^^

44.OneNewYearmorningEdwardgotupearlyandwasinahurryinorderto.

A.getanicepresent

B.say"HappyNewYear"toothers

C.dresshimselfwell

D.bethefirsttogetpresentsfromhisfather

45.Edwardplannedtobuywhenhegotthetwonewsilverdollarsfromhisfather.

A.somebooksB.somenewclothes

C.somedeliciousfoodD.someNewYearcards

46.ThepoorfamilyonthestreetwerewhenEdwardsaidgreetingstothem.

A.coldandhappyB.hungryandexcited

C.thinkingabouttheNewYearD.bothcoldandhungry

47.WhichofthefollowingsentencesshowsthatthepoorfamilyfeltverythankfultoEdward?

A.Themanshookhisheadandsmiledsadly.B.Theselittleoneshadnothingtoeatforalongtime.

C.Howtheireyesshonewithhappiness!D.Wewillrememberyouinourprayers.

48.Theunderlinedwords..butquicklylookedup"probablytellsusthatEdward.

A.feltsorryB.wasawfulC.becameproudD.turnedpowerful

49.Edward'sfatherwaspleasedwithwhathissonhaddoneandgavehimasareward.

A.anothertwodollarsB.awholebundleofbooks

C.goodnessofheartD.somesuggestionsonstudy

2023崇明一模

Doyouknowhowtogetcheapairlineandtraintickets?hotelaccommodations（膳宿）?

Onarecentflight,Laurawaschattinghappilywiththewomaninthenextseat—untiltheconversation

turnedtofares.Thewoman,whoboughthertickettwomonthsinadvance,paid$109.Laurapaid$457.She

decidedthatnexttimeshewouldfindouthowtotravelforless.

Herearesomewaystotravelforless:

Cheapairplanetickets.

Toflyforlessmoney,youcanbuynon-refundableplaneticketstwoorthreemonthsbeforeyourtrip.

Thecheapestwaytoflyisasacourier（信使）.Inreturnfbrdeliveringapackageforacouriercompany,you

getaplaneticketthatcostsaslittleasone-quarteroftheregularprice-orevenlessifthecompanyneeds

someoneatthelastminute.Recently,acourierflewroundtripfromLosAngelestoTokyofor$100;a

regularticketcostaround$1,800.

Trainpasses.

Ifyou'regoingtodoalotoftravelingbytrain,atrainpasswillsaveyoumoney.Buyingasinglepass

givesyouunlimitedtravelforaperiodoftime.TrainpassescanbeespeciallyusefulinIndia,whichhasthe

world'slargestrailsystem;inJapan,wheretrainsarefastandconvenient;andinEurope,wheretrainsgoto

over30,000cities.

Hostels（招待所）.

Hostelsusedtoprovidecheapaccommodationsindormitoriesfbrpeopleundertheageof25.

Nowadays,hostelsdon'thaveanyagerequirements.They'renotonlycheap($8一$17anight)butagreat

waytomeetpeople.Hostelsareoftenininterestingplaces—acastleinGermany,alighthouseinCalifornia,

aone-roomschoolhouseinthewildernessofAustralia.Andsometimeshostelshaveluxurieslikeswimming

pools.

39.Laurapaidmuchmorefortheplaneticketbecause.

A.sheboughthertickettwomonthsagoB.thewomanwassittinginthenextseat

C.shedidn'tknowhowtotravelforlessD.thewomanwaschattingwithherhappily

40.waysareintroducedtotravelforlessinthematerialabove.

A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five

41.Theunderlinedwordfaresinthefirstparagraphprobablymeans"

A.themoneyyoupaytotravelbyplaneB.thescheduleyoumakeforaholiday

C.thepicturesyoudrawwhenonaplaneD.theplanyoumakeforbuyingcheaptickets

42.Youcangetthecheapestplaneticketifyou.

A.buyittwomonthsagoB.takearoundtrip

C.buyitatthelastminuteD.workasacourier

43.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothematerial?

A.Indiahastheworld'slargestrailsystem.

B.It'sconvenienttotravelbytraininEurope.

C.Peopleover25can'tstayinahostelnowadays.

D.Hostelsaroundtheworldareoftenininterestingplaces.

44.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthematerialabove?

A.Gettingmorefbrlesswhenyoutravel.B.Meetinginterestingpeopleincheaphostels.

C.AtrainpasswillsaveyoumoneyinJapan.D.PlaneticketfromNewYorktoTokyoischeap.

2023奉賢一模

MysteriesforYoungReaders

Manyteenagerslovemysteries,butoftentimestheycan'tfindtheonesthatsuitthemthebest.Are

youoneofthem?Well,don'tworry!Herearesometopsellingmysteriesfbrteenagers.Theremustbe

oneherethatwillwinyourheart!

EscapeFromMr.LemoncellosLibrary

Mr.Lemoncelloisafamousinventorintown.Twelvekidsareinvitedtovisithisnewlibrary.This,

however,isnotagoodplacetospendthenight!Thekidsmustworktogethertosolvethecluesand

escape!

“It'sagreatbook!Ihadmynoseinitallthetime!Thismustbethecoolestlibraryintheworld!"

—Kate14

Buynow!￥38.60(hardcover)￥34.70(e-book)

FromtheMixed-UpFilesofMrs.BasilE.Frankweiler

ClaudiaandherClaudiaandherbrotherrunfromtheirsuburbanhometoliveintheMet(大都會(huì)藝

術(shù)博物館)inNewYorkCity.Theybecomeinterestedinthemysteryofanangelstatuethathasbeen

newlybroughtintothemuseum.Cantheysolveit?

“Ihavereadthisbooktwentytimes!It'samustreadforyoungfansofpuzzles!”

一Alexa,13

Buynow!￥48.70(hardcover)￥34.60(e-book)

TheLondonEyeMystery

Salimsuddenlydisappears.Nooneknowswherehehasgone.

Hiscousins,TedandKate,havetofollowcluesaroundLondoninordertofindhimbeforeifstoo

late.Cantheymakeit?

Readthenoveltofindout!

Buynow!￥74.70(hardcover)￥66.60(e-book)

TheNameofThisBookIsSecret

ReaderswilllovefollowingMax-ErmestandCassastheysolvethemysteryofamissingmagician!

“Anamazingstoryfullofpuzzles!Itwillmakeyouneverwanttostopturningitspages

一Gabe,15

Buynow!￥113.40(hardcover)￥33.30(e-book)

39.Wemayprobablyreadthispassageon.

A.atravelmagazineB.astorybook

C.alocalnewspaper