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湖北省武漢市硚口區(qū)2022-2024年中考五月調(diào)考英語(yǔ)試卷匯編閱讀理解2024年湖北省武漢市硚口區(qū)中考五月調(diào)考英語(yǔ)試卷四、閱讀理解(共15小題,每小題2分,滿分30分) 閱讀下面三篇材料,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AHugeFaceSeeninaCliff WalkersonacoastalpathinCornwall,England,havereportedseeingahugehumanfacelookingoutatseafromthesideofacliff.Althoughitlookslikeit’sbeencarefullycarvedfromthecliff,it’sprobablytheresultofarecentrockfall.LouiseCoe,whosehusbandnoticedit,tooksomephotosofthemassiverockanddescribeditasa“brightsight”._______________________ Awildflowerthatwasthoughttobeextinct(滅絕的).hasbeenfound,40yearsafteritwaslastseen.Itwasthoughttohavediedoutafterforestswerecutdownandmadeintofarmland.However,scientistsintheCentinelaareainEcuadorfoundthefloweragainandarenowworkingtoprotectthespecies.AustraliaTreeFrogsComeBack Afterbeingnearlyendedupbybushfirestwoyearsago,80spottedtreefrogshaveappearedagaininthewild.Expertsthoughtjust10ofthefrogslivedinthewildafterthefires,butthankstoabreedingprogrammetheirnumbersareincreasing.GovernmentministerJamesGriffinsaidthefrogsare“aremindertohaveoptimismabouttheprotectionworkwe’redoing.”51.Inwhichsectionofthenewspapercanwereadthenews? A.TRAVEL B.FRIENDS C.SPORTS D.NATURE52.Whatwouldbethebestheadingforthesecondpieceofnews? A.TheSpecialBeautifulFlower B.“Extinct”WildflowerReappears C.WildflowerLivesfor40Years D.TheNewSpeciesMustbeProtected53.Whofoundthehugefaceinthefirstpieceofnews? A.Ahugehumaninthemountain.B.SomewalkersinEngland. C.LouiseCoeandhisclassmates.D.SomelocalpeopleinCornwall.54.WhatisTRUEabouttreefrogs? A.Thereare80treefrogslivingintheworldnow. B.Thenumberofthetreefrogsisreducingquickly. C.Thebushfiretwoyearsagoalmostkilledthemall. D.Theexpertsdidn’twantthefrogstobreedanymore.55.Whatdothethreepiecesofnewshaveincommon? A.Thediscoveriesareallinthewild.B.Thecreaturesarenearlyextinctnow. C.Peopleneversawthosecreaturesbefore.D.Thediscoveriesareallfoundbythescientists.B Lookatthebirdsandplantsontheright.Doyouthinkthey’remadeofglassorjade(玉)? Manypeoplemightsay“glass”or“jade.”Butbelieveitornot,theselifelikecreationsaremadeofsugar.TheyaretheworkofCuiJiuxiang,ayoung“sugarartist”fromQingdao. Asaboy,Cuiwasinterestedinsculpture(雕刻).Hisfatherwasacarpenter(木匠).Inhishands,roughpiecesofwoodbecamefineworksofart.YoungCuiwantedtobeasskilledashisfather.Oneday,somewonderfulvegetablecarvings(雕刻品)inarestaurantcaughthiseye.TheboydecidedtostudyfoodartinSuzhou.Aftergraduation,hesooncarvedoutareputationforhimselfasafoodsculptor.Lateron,hewasinvitedtoShenzhentoteachfoodsculpting. WhileCuienjoyedteaching,healsowantedtotrysomethingnew.In2016,helefttheschoolandwenttoShanghai.There,hefoundoutaboutsugarart.Hefellinlovewithitandspentcountlesshourslearningthecraft. Now,asasugarartist,Cuiworksinarestaurant.ItusuallytakesCuisixtosevenhourstocreateapieceofsugarart.Hebeginsbyboilingsugarintosyrup(糖漿).Then,underthespeciallamps,hecarefullyshapesthesugar.Hemustbearhightemperaturesfromstarttofinishforeachpieceofhisbeautifulwork. ★CuihasbreathednewlifeintoitwithatouchofChineseculture.Hiscreationshavereceivedalotofpraise.Forhim,however,thetruesweetnessliesnotinthepraise,butinthejoyofcreatingsomethingmagicaleveryday.56.What’sthefunctionofthefirstparagraph? A.Guidereaderstoobservethepicturesandthinkmore. B.Encouragereaderstomakethesimilarcreations. C.Inspirereaderstoreadthenextparagraphs. D.Showreaderstwobeautifulpictures.57.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedphrase“carvedout”? A.triedtodesign B.wasbusycreating C.paidattentiontoD.succeededingetting58.Whichsentenceofthefollowingcanbeputinto★? A.Nowthesugarartistispopularonline, B.Buthisworkisnotcomfortable, C.Finallyhemakesagoodnameforhimself, D.Althoughsugarartisanoldcraft,59.Whichofthefollowingislistedinchronologicalorder? ①Tolearnsugarart.②Toteachfoodsculpting. ③Tostudyfoodart.④Toworkinarestaurant A.①④③② B.②①③④ C.③②①④ D.④②①③60.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage? A.ALongJourneytoSuccess B.SugaryMagic C.InterestIstheBestTeacher D.ASmartArtistC Let’simaginethis:Yourparentsaregoingoutoftownforaweek.You’releftwith800yuan.Howwillyouspendit?Itwouldbesillytospendthemoneyatthemall,especiallyifyoualreadyhavegreatclothesinyourroom,right?Abetterwaytospendthatmoneywouldbeonkeythingssuchasfoodandtransportation.You’dprobablyalsowanttoputpartofthemoneyasideforsomethingelse. Well,youjustlearnedhowtobudget(預(yù)算).It’sallaboutdecidingwhatmattersthemosttoyouandhowmuchyouwanttospendonthesethings. Workingoutyourpriorities(優(yōu)先事項(xiàng))isthemostimportantpartofbudgeting.Forexample,ifyouplanonbuyinganewsmartphoneandacoolsmartwatch,youshouldconsidersavingsomemoney.ThenexttimeyourfriendsinviteyoutogotoKTVwiththem,youmightaswelldecidetopass. Buthavingabudgetdoesn’tmeanyoucan’thavefun;youjusthavetogetcreative.Insteadofmeetingyourfriendsatthepizzashopandthengoingtothemovies,youcouldinvitethemovertoyourhouse.Youcanbuysomefrozenpizzasatthesupermarketandwatchamovieonline.It’salotcheaperbutjustasfun. Ifyousearchforbudgetingtips,you’llfindmany.Asayoungperson,youhaveplentyofchancestoexperimentwithdifferentways.Onceyoufindawaythatworksforyou,it’seasiertogetexcitedaboutbudgeting. Keepinmindthatevenadultsmakemistakesattimes.Ifyougooveryourbudget,justtrytolearnfromyourmistakes.61.Whydoesthewritersuggestspendingthemoneyonfoodandtransportation? A.Becausetheyarebasicneeds. B.Becausetheyhelpavoidtrouble. C.Becausetheycostlessmoney. D.Becausethemoneyisnotenough.62.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisacreativebudget? A.GotoKTVwitholdfriends. B.Meetfriendsatanicepizzashop. C.Buysmartclothesatthemall. D.Watchamovieonlinewithfriends.63.Whatpointisthewritertryingtomakeinthelastparagraph? A.Makinggoodbudgetsisachallengeforever. B.Don’tmakeanymistakestogooveryourbudget. C.Evenadultsshouldlearnfromthemistakestheymake. D.Theyoungshouldn’tbeafraidtomakemistakeswithbudget.64.Whatcanweinferaboutthewriter’sopiniononbudgeting? A.Itcanbeeasierforadults. B.Itcanbedifficultbuthelpful. C.Itcanstoppeoplehavingfun. D.Itcanhelptosavemoremoney.65.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage? A.Sharetipsonhowtomakemoremoney. B.Tellreaderstheimportanceofsavingmoney. C.Helpteenagerslearntospendmoneywisely. D.Setsomerulesforpeopletoliveabetterlife.2023年湖北省武漢市硚口區(qū)中考五月調(diào)考英語(yǔ)試卷三、閱讀理解Artemisistheworld’sfastestwalkinghumanoid(人形的)robot.Itstandsat142cmandweighs38kg.ItwastheworkofresearchersfromtheUniversityofCaliforniaLosAngeles.TheteamplanstoshowoffArtemis’sfullabilitiesataninternationalroboticscompetitionthisJuly.MeetPearlMyname’sPearl.Yes,I’maChihuahua.I’matwo-year-oldgirl.TheysayI’mshorterthanatelevisionremotecontrol.AmI?AndamIalsoaboutthesamelengthasaU.S.dollarbill?Well,anyways,theysayI’mnowtheshortestlivingdogintheworld.Notbadtohavemyownworldrecord!Woof,Woof!3D-PrintedCake,Anyone?A3Dprintercouldsoonbecomethenextmust-havehouseholdappliance.Scientistshavesuccessfullyusedittomaketheworld’sfirst3D-printedcheesecake.Thecakewasmadeofsevenedible(可食用的)food“inks”.While3Dfoodprintingisstillinitsearlystages,itwillprobablychangethewayweprepareandenjoyfood.31.Inwhichsectionofthenewspapercanwereadthenews?A.MagicWorld B.ScienceandTechnologyC.StrangeStudy D.GuinnessWorldRecords32.Whatwouldbethebestheadingforthefirstpieceofnews?A.SoccerisArtemis’Favorite. B.TheNewestWalkingHumanoidRobot.C.WatchOut,ARTEMISisHere. D.WhoCanWintheGame,HumanorAI?33.WhycanyouseeaTVremotecontrolinthepicture?A.Becauseit’sPearl’sfavoritetoy. B.Becauseit’sagoodcomparison.C.BecausePearlwantstobuyone. D.BecausePearlisgoodatusingit.34.Whatcanyouknowfromtheabovenews?A.PearlisthesamelengthasaU.S.dollarbill.B.Artemishasshoweditsfullabilitiestotheworld.C.TheshortestChihuahuaintheworldislessthan38cm.D.The3Dprinterwillgreatlychangethehabitspeoplecook.35.Whichofthefollowingwordscandescribethecommonalityofthesethreenewssubjects?A.Lovelyanddelicious. B.Realisticandexpensive.C.Amazingandspecial. D.Completedandenjoyable.①M(fèi)ynameisBirgitteAndersen.I’mtheCEOoftheBigInnovationCentre.Ourcompanyprovidesconsulting(咨詢)servicesforourcustomers.Recently,EuropeanairlineeasyJet(易捷航空)askedus,“Whatwilltravelbelikein2070?”Andherearepartsofouranswers.②Packingclothesbeforeatripisoftentiring.In2070,with3Dprinters,youwon’tneedtopackyourclothes.Beforeyousetoff,youwilluseamachinetoscan(掃描)yourbody.Thisinformationwillbesenttoyourdestination.Uponarrival,youwillfindawardrobefullofclothesinyoursize.Whenyouleave,theywillberecycledandre-printedforthenexttourist.③Today,weoftentaketaxistotheairport.Butinthefuture,wewilltakee-VTOLsinstead.Theairtaxiswilltakeoffandlandvertically(垂直地).Theycantakeustotheairportveryquickly.Infact,about250companiesarealreadydevelopingthem.④Doyouoftenhavetroubledecidingwheretogoonvacation?Don’tworry.AIwillmatchyouwiththerightdestinationsandactivities.Itwillevenfindgoodtravelpartnersforyou.⑤Whenyouvisitahistoricalsite,youwillusemixedreality(混合現(xiàn)實(shí))technology.Thespecialglassesyouwearwilloverlayimages(疊加圖像)onthesite.Thiswillallowyouto“see”whathappenedthere.WhenyoutraveltoGreece,forexample,youwillbeableto“experience”theveryfirstOlympicGamesthere.⑥D(zhuǎn)othesepredictionsseemfar-fetchedtoyou?Ifso,youcanlookbackathowtheworldhaschangedinthelast50years.Thenyouwillrealizethattheyareallpossible!36.Whatisthearticlemainlyabout?A.AdvertisementsofairlineeasyJet. B.Predictionsofthefuturetravel.C.ThebusinessoftheBigInnovationCentre. D.Thedevelopmentoftechnology.37.Whatisane-VTOL?A.Akindofprivateplane. B.Anewtypeofdriverlesscar.C.Apublicflyingmachine. D.Apopularwaytotravelaround.38.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?A.Yourclotheswillarriveatthedestinationearlierthanyou.B.AIwillsendyourgoodtravelpartnertoyousafely.C.GreekswillputonanOlympicshowforyou.D.Thetaxicarswilltakeoffandlandvertically.39.What’stheprobablemeaningoftheunderlinedword“far-fetched”?A.Unthinkable. B.Unrecognizable. C.Unaffordable. D.Unbelievable.40.WhatisthefunctionofthelastsentenceinParagraph3?A.Toshowthepopularityofthemachine. B.Toexplainthepredictioncarefully.C.Tomakethereadersbelievetheprediction. D.Togetpeopletopre-ordertheproduct.Attheageofeleven,YangKanglosthissightbecauseofararedisease.However,heconsidershimselflucky—hehasaguidedog.YangdivideshistimebetweenlivinginBeijingwithhiswifeandrunningapianostudio(工作室)inhishometown,Tangshan.Hisweeklyjourneyconsistsofahigh-speedtrainride,twobusridesandthreesubwaytransfers(轉(zhuǎn)乘)throughcrowdedstations.Thiswouldbeimpossibleforablindperson,butYanghasDick,afour-year-oldLabrador(拉布拉多犬).Thedogguideshimeverystepoftheway.GuidedogsarerareinChina.AccordingtoCCTV,thereareonly200dogsinservice.Thecountry,however,haseightmillioncompletelyblindpeople.Yangfirstlearnedaboutguidedogsin2008.AttheopeningoftheBeijingParalympicGames(北京殘奧會(huì)),aGoldenRetriever(金毛尋回犬)ledPingYali,apartiallyblindlongjumper,intothestadiumtopassonthetorch.Yangspentthreeyearsresearchingandmakingphonecalls.Finally,hefoundoutwheretoapplyforaguidedog—atrainingcenterinDalian.MostofthepuppiestobetrainedareGoldenRetrieversorLabradors.Theyaregentlebynature.Thepuppiesarefirstsenttofosterfamilies(寄養(yǎng)家庭)tolearntolivewithhumans.Afteraboutayear,theyreturntothetrainingcenterforoneyearofprofessionaltraining.Alongtheway,about60percentofthedogsaredisqualified(不合格的).Apuppymustleave,forexample,ifitistooenergetic,showsangerorsuffersfromcarsickness.Afterpassingallthetests,aqualifiedguidedogismatchedwithanowner.Itthenreceivesanother40daysofspecialtrainingbeforefollowingtheownertoitsnewhome.YangwaitedfiveyearsbeforehegotDick.Overthepastseveralyears,afewsmallerguidedogtrainingcentershaveopenedinChina.Guidedogshavealsobecomemoreacceptedbythepublic.Still,YangsaidDickhadbeenturneddownbybusdrivers,hotelsandrestaurants.Hewasn’tdiscouraged,however.Instead,hetreatedeveryrefusalasanopportunitytoletonemorepersonlearnaboutguidedogs.41.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin________?A.It’snotcheaptotrainaguidedog.B.Allkindsofdogscanbeguidedogs.C.Manyfosterfamilieshaveguidedogs.D.Trainingaguidedogisalengthyprocess.42.WhatcanyouknowaboutMr.Yang?A.Hemakesalivinginthecapitalcity.B.Heonlymeetshiswifeonweekends.C.Inspiteofhisdisability,hehasastrongwill.D.Helosthissightbecauseofasubwayaccident.43.It’sclearthat________.A.PingYalipassedonthetorchattheBeijingOlympicGamesB.a(chǎn)qualifiedguidedogneedsseveralroundsoftrainingC.peopleneedmuchmoneytoapplyforaguidedogD.a(chǎn)guidedogshouldbeenergeticandemotional44.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthearticle?A.Mr.YangandHis“Eyes” B.HardRoadtoSeeYouC.HowtoTrainaGuideDog D.GuideDogsAreNeeded45.Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthisarticle?A.Toexpectmorepeopletocareforguidedogs.B.Tohelptheblindturnimpossibleintopossible.C.Toadvisethedisabledtodependonthemselves.D.Totellreadersthatdogsarehuman’sgreathelpers.2022年湖北省武漢市硚口區(qū)中考五月調(diào)考英語(yǔ)試卷三、閱讀理解AroundtheWorldGlobalNewsThe“Laptop”Sushi

Manypeopleenjoyplayingwithartintheirkitchen.This“l(fā)aptop”sushimealisoneofthemoreinterestingexamplesofthis.The“monitor”and“keyboardhavebeenfilledwithrice.Andthewholeshellisnothingbutnori(海苔).Youcanalsousetheeggmouse”thatcomeswiththis“l(fā)aptop”meal.

Nicolealwaysforgetstobringafullsetoftoolswithherwhensheneedsthem.Soshemadethispairofbootsforherself.Besidethebigpocketintheboot’stoe,manysmalleronesarealsoavailableatthebackoftheboot.Toolslikeapencilandaspanner(扳手)canbeplacedinsideofthem.Door-to-DoorDelivery

E-commercegiantJD.COMhasrecentlysentoutsmartdelivercarsforuseinJiadingDistrict.DuringtheCOVIDlockdown,manycommunitiesinShanghaihavebeenusingthesecarstoreceivetheirsuppliessoastoavoidhumancontact.Afterpeopleinputtheirpick-upcode(提取碼),thecar’sdoorpopsopenbyitself.31.Whatarethesethreenewslettersabout?A.Dailylife. B.Inventions. C.Laborskills. D.E-commerce.32.Thebestheadingforthesecondnewswouldbe__________.A.ForgetfulGirl B.WalktoWork C.AmazingTools D.SuperBoots33.Whatoperatingsystemisthe“l(fā)aptop”running?A.MacOS. B.Wechat. C.Android. D.WindowsXP.34.WhatcanyouinferaboutNicoleaccordingtotheinformation?A.She’sgoodatDIY. B.Shealwayshascrazyideas.C.Shelikeswearingboots. D.Sheisprobableaprogrammer.35.Fromthethirdpieceofnews,youcanknowthat__________.A.thelockdowninShanghaihasbeenliftedB.smartdeliverycarscanstoptheCOVIDvirusC.usersneedapasswordtogettheirsuppliesfromthecarD.E-commercegiantJD.COMisverysociallyresponsibleBobRigsbyisaBritishwildlifeexpert.HehadbeeninVancouver,Canada,givingatalkataconference(會(huì)議)ontheenvironment.Whenitwasover,hetravelledtotheRockyMountains(落基山)andcheckedintoTheMapleLeafHotel.Hethensetoffonashortwalktolookatthelocalplantandanimallife.Afteracoupleofhours,herealizedhehadtakenawrongturnonthemountainpath,buthewassurehecouldeasilygetbacktothehotel.Evenwhennightfell,heremainedconfident.

But,afterwalkingforseveralhoursthenextday,itbecamecleartoBobthathewasintrouble.“Ihadmymobilephonewithme,butthebattery(電池)wasalmostdead.IthoughtIcouldprobablymakejustonecallbutIdidn’tknowthenumberofmyhotelandIdidn’twanttoworrymyfamilyunlessIreallyhadto.”Bobcarriedonwalkingforthreemoredays.Heknewwhichwildplantshecouldsafelyeatandhehadlittletroublefindingthem.Whenhewasthirsty,hedrankfromstreams.

Onthefifthday,hereachedaforestthatheknewhehadwalkedthroughthepreviousday.Hisheartsank.Hissituationwashopelessandhedecidedtocallhiswife,Shirley,over8,000kilometersawayinEngland.

“Hewasquitecalmwhenhespoketomeonthephone,“saysShirley.“Heappearedtobeincontrolofthesituation.”SheimmediatelycontactedTheMapleLeafHotel,afteraquickcalltotheCanadianEmbassy(大使館)inLondontogetitsphonenumber.AssoonasShirleyphoned,hotelstaffcalledtherescueservice,whosentoutasearchpartyforthescientist.Theyfoundhiminacavesomehourslater.Hewasverytired,but,apartfromsomecutsandscratches(劃傷),wasquiteunhurt.

“I’velearntmylesson,”

saidBob...36.WhatdidRigsbydobeforetravellingtotheRockyMountains?A.Hemadeaphonecalltocomforthisfamily B.Hemadeagreatspeechaboutenvironment.C.HebookedaroomattheTheMapleLeafHotel. D.Helearnedalotabouthowtosurviveinthewild.37.Whennightfellonthefirstday,howdidRigsbyfeel?A.Hewasn’tworriedatall. B.HewasthirstyandhungryC.Hemissedhisfamilyverymuch. D.Heregrettednothavingbroughtapowerbank38.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingwordscannotbeusedtodescribeRigsby?A.Knowledgeable. B.Thoughtful. C.Creative. D.Calm.39.HowdidShirleyinLondonsaveRigsby?A.Shecalledtherescueservicedirectly. B.Shephonedthehotelstaffimmediately.C.Shesentoutasearchpartyforherhusband. D.ShecalledtheCanadianEmbassyinLondonfirst.40.WhatdidRigsbymeanbyhislastwords?A.Hewasstupidtosetoffwithoutaguide.B.Heshouldhavebroughthiswifetothemeeting.C.Itwasashameforawildlifeexperttogetlostinmountains.D.Hemissedthechancetoknowmoreaboutthelocalanimallife.Whenstormcloudsgather,andthewindblowsstrongly,mostpeoplechoosetostayathome.Butsomeruntowardthedanger.PhotographerLiuYijingisoneofthem,asherecordsnature’sangerwithhiscamera.

Hislatestworkwasaperfectshotofacompletesupercell(單體)storminInnerMongoliaonAugust22.2021.EarlierthismonththepicturewaspickedasthecoverphotoforAdvancesinAtmosphericSciences,oneofthemostimportantjournalsinitsfield.

Thesupercellisatypeofstormthatcanlastalongtimeandtravellongdistances.Anditusuallycomeswithdangerousweatherconditions,includingdamaginghailstones(冰雹)

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