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湘潭中考英語閱讀專練題（一）

Today,thereshardlyanaspectofourlifethatisntbeingupended

bythetonsofinformationavailableonthehundredsofmillions

ofsitescrowdingtheInternet,nottomentionitsabilitytokeep

usinconstanttouchwitheachothervia/throughelectronic

mail."Iftheautomobileandaerospacetechnologyhadexplodedat

thesamepaceascomputerandinformationtechnology,says

Microsoft,“anewcarwouldcostabout$2andgo600milesona

smallquantityofgas.AndyoucouldbuyaBoeing747forthecost

ofapizza.”

Probablythebiggestpayoff,however,isthebillionsofdollars

theInternetissavingcompaniesinproducinggoodsandservingfor

theneedsoftheircustomers.Nothinglikeithasbeenseensince

thebeginningoftheIndustrialRevolution,whenpower-driven

machinesbeganproducingmoreinadaythanmencouldturnoutin

nearlyayear."WeviewthegrowthoftheInternetande-commerce

asaglobaltrend,“saysMerrillLynch,“alongthelinesofprinting

press,thetelephone,thecomputer,andelectricity.

Youwouldbehardpressedtonamesomethingthatisntavailable

ontheInternet.Consider:books,healthcare,movietickets,

constructionmaterials,babyclothes,stocks,cattlefeed,music,

electronics,antiques,tools,realestate,toys,autographsof

famouspeople,wineandairlinetickets.Andevenafteryouvemoved

ontoyourfinalrestingplace,theresnoreasonthoseyoulovecant

keepintouch.AcompanycalledFinalThoughts.comoffersaplacefor

youtostore“afterlifee-mails"youcansendtoHeavenwiththe

helpofaguardianangel".

Kidstodayaresocomputerliteratethatitinfactensuresthe

UnitedStateswillremaintheunchallengedleaderincyberspacefor

theforeseeable(能預(yù)測的)future.Nearlyallchildreninfamilies

withincomesofmorethan$75,000ayearhavehomecomputers,

accordingtoastudybytheDavidandLucilePackard

Foundation.Youngstersfromages2to17atallincomelevelshave

computers,with52%ofthoseconnectedtotheInternet.Mostkids

usecomputerstoplaygames(somefor30hoursormoreaweek),and

manyteenagegirlsthinknothingofrushinghomefromschooltohave

e-mai1chatswithfriendstheyhavejustleft.

Whatsclearisthat,whetherwelikeitornot,theInternetis

anevergrowingpartofourlivesandthereisnoturningback.z，The

Internetisjust20%invented,sayscyberpioneerJake

Winebaum."Thelast80%ishappeningnow.”

10.WhatcanwelearnfromtheMicrosoftsremark?

A.Todayscarsandairplanesareextremelyoverpriced.

B.Informationtechnologyisdevelopingatanamazingspeed.

C.Informationtechnologyhasreachedthepointwhereimprovement

isdifficult.

D.Theresmorecompetitionininformationtechnologyindustrythan

incarindustry.

11.Accordingtotheauthor,thebiggestbenefitoftheInternet

isthat___.

A.itsavescompanieshugeamountsofmoney

B.itspeedsupprofitmaking

C.itbringspeopleincredibleconvenience

D.itprovideseasyaccesstoinformation

12.TheauthorgivestheexampleofFinalTtomakethe

pointthat____.

A.therearesomegeniusideasontheInternet

B.almostanythingisavailableontheInternet

C.peoplecanfindgoodbargainsontheInternet

D.somewebsitesprovidenovelservicestoincreasehits

13.Whatcanwelearnfromthefourthparagraph?

A.Thereisalinkbetweenincomeandcomputerownership.

B.ManyAmericanchildrendontputcomputerstogooduse.

C.Studiesshowthatboysaremorecomputerliteratethangirls.

D.TheU.S.willstayaheadintheinformationtechnologyinyears.

14.Whichsentencehasthephrasethatpossessesthesamemeaning

astheoneunderlinedinthefifthparagraph?

A.Somecantellyouthathehaschangedtheirlives,whileothers

thinknothingofhim.

B.Thinknothingofit.Itwasmypleasure.

C.HethinksnothingofstayingupallnightintheCafbar.

D.Hethinksnothingofthepaininhisbackforthemoment.

15.Whatisthemessagetheauthorintendstoconvey?

A.TheInternetisgoingtogetfirmholdofourlivessomeday.

B.TheInternetisgoingtoinfluenceourlivesevenmoregreatly.

C.Weshouldhaveapositiveattitudetowardsthechangesthe

Internetbrings.

D.Childrenshouldbewellpreparedforthechallengesinthe

informationage.

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湘潭中考英語閱讀專練題（二）

Hanswasanhonestfellowwithafunnyroundgood-humored

face.Livingalone,everydayheworkedinhisgarden.Inallthe

countrysidetherewasnogardensolovelyashis.Allsortsofflowers

grewthere,bloomingintheirproperorderasthemonthswentby,

oneflowertakinganotherflowersplace,sothattherewerealways

beautifulthingstosee,andpleasantodorstosmell.

Hanshadmanyfriends,themostdevotedbeingtheMiller.So

devotedwastherichMillertoHansthathednevergobyhisgarden

withoutpluckingalargebunchofflowersorahandfulofsweetherbs,

orfillinghispocketswithfruits.TheMillerusedtotalkabout

nobleideas,andHansnoddedandsmiled,feelingproudofhaving

suchafriend.

TheneighborsthoughtitstrangethattherichMillernevergave

Ilansanythinginreturn,thoughhehadhundredsofsacksofflour,

manycowsandsheep,butHansnevertroubledhisheadaboutthese,

andnothinggavehimgreaterpleasurethantolistentoallthe

wonderfulthingsabouttheunselfishnessoftruefriendship.

Inspring,summer,andautumnHanswasveryhappy,butwhenwinter

came,andhehadnofruitorflowerstosell,hesufferedfromcold

andhunger.Thoughextremelylonely,theMillernevercametosee

himthen.

“TheresnogoodingoingtoseeHanswhilethesnowlasts."The

Millersaidtohiswife,“Whenpeopleareintroubletheyshouldnt

bebothered.SoIllwaittillthespringcomeswhenheshappytogive

meflowers.”

“Yourecertainlyverythoughtful,answeredhiswife,“Itsquite

atreattohearyoutalkaboutfriendship.

“CouldntweaskHansuphere?”saidtheirson."Hlgivehimhalf

mymeal,andshowhimmywhiterabbits.

“Howsillyyouare!”criedtheMiller."Ireallydontknowwhats

theuseofsendingyoutoschool.IfHanscameuphere,andsawour

warmfire,ourgoodsupper,andourredwine,hemightgetenvious,

andenvyisamostterriblething,andwouldspoilanybodysnature.I

amhisbestfriend,andIllalwayswatchoverhim,andseethathes

notledintoanytemptation.Besides,ifHanscamehere,hemight

askmeforsomeflour.Flourisonething,andfriendshipisanother,

andtheyshouldntbeconfused.Thewordsarespeltdifferently,and

meanquitedifferentthings.Everybodycanseethat."Helooked

seriouslyathisson,whofeltsoashamedthathehunghisheaddown,

andgrewquitescared,andbegantocryintohistea.

Springcoming,theMillerwentdowntoseeHans.Againhetalked

aboutfriendship.''Hans,friendshipneverforgets.Imafraidyoudont

understandthepoetryoflife.See,howlovelyyourrosesare!”

Hanssaidhewantedtoselltheminthemarkettobuybackhis

thingswhichweresoldduringthehardtimeofthewinter.

“Hlgiveyoumanygoodthings.Ithinkbeinggenerousisthebase

offriendship.saidtheMiller."Andnow,asIllgiveyoumanygood

things,Imsureyoudliketogivemesomeflowersinreturn.Heres

thebasket,andfillitquitefull.”

PoorHanswasafraidtosayanything.Heranandpluckedallhis

prettyroses,andfilledtheMillersbasket,imaginingthemanygood

thingspromisedbytheMiller.

ThenextdayheheardtheMillercalling:"Hans,wouldyoumind

carryingthissackofflourformetomarket?"

“Imsorry,butIamreallyverybusytoday.”

“Well,“saidtheMiller,''consideringthatImgoingtogiveyou

mythings,itsratherunfriendlyofyoutorefuse.Uponmyword,you

mustntmindmyspeakingquiteplainlytoyou.”

PoorHanswasdrivenbyhisfriendshiptheorytoworkhardfor

hisbestfriend,leavinghisgardendryandwasted.

OneeveningHanswassittingbyfirewhentheMillercame.

“Hans,“criedtheMiller,“Mylittleboyhasfallenoffaladder

andhurthimself,andImgoingfortheDoctor.Buthelivessofar

away,anditssuchabadwindynight.Ithasjustoccurredtomethat

youcangoinsteadofme.YouknowImgoingtogiveyoumygoodthings,

soyoushoulddosomethingformeinreturn.”

“Certainly,“criedHans.Hestruggledintothestormynight,and

gotthedoctortorideahorsetotheMillershouseintimetosave

theboy.However,Hansgotlostinthedarkness,andwanderedoff

intoadeeppool,drowned.

AtIlansfuneral,theMillersaid,Twashisbestfriend.Ishould

walkattheheadoftheprocession.Everynowandthenhewiped

hiseyeswithahandkerchief.

16.Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthatHans.

A.wasextremel