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期末復(fù)習(xí)之閱讀理解25篇(江蘇名校期末真題)（2223八年級下·江蘇泰州·期末）①Mydaughtergavemeanaddressbookformybirthday.SheknowstheoneIhaveisold.Thegiftislovely:thecoveriscolourful,andthepagesarewhite.ButIdon’tfeellikeIamfreetousethisnewaddressbookbecauseI’mstilltiedtomyoldone.②Myaddressbooktellsmyownstory—thewayImovedaround.Nameswereaddedindifferentcoloursfromdifferentperiodsofmylife.WhenImovedbackhometoNiagara,myaddressbookincludedtheoldinformationIneededinordertobeabletogetintouchwithsomeofmyoldfriendsagain.③Therearecertainlystoriesoffriendshipsinthisbook—theingsandgoingsofmyfriends.Theiraddresshasbeencorrectedagainandagain,fillinguponelineafteranother.Ihavestartedusingpencilforsomeofthembecausetheyaretakinguptoomuchspace!Somefriendswentontomarryeachother.Forsuchthings,Iusedarrows(箭頭)toshowhowthesetwofamilieshadbeeone.Children’snameswereaddedonebyone.Thensomegottheirownlinesastheymovedout.④Thisbookalsoincludesthestoriesofmyfamily—twogenerations(一代人)ofrelatives.Icanrememberalltheirphonenumbers,andIcanpicturetheirhousesindetail.Somehavedied,buttheiraddressesarestillthereinmybook.⑤“Don’tyouhaveallthatonyourphone?”Mydaughter,whoneverusesaddressbooks,askedmeoncewhenshesawmecheckingmyaddressbook.Iknowthathavingitonaphoneissuperusefulandcansavealotoftrouble.Butmakingchangesonaphoneisalwaysdonepletely.Whenyoudon’tseeapersonanymore,youdelete(刪除)allhisinformation.It’slikehewasneverthere.⑥Myoldaddressbooknowsitsontopofthenewone.Themagnet(磁鐵)onitscoverisasstrongasever,keepingallthepeoplefromAtoZinorder.Butmynewaddressbookwhispersastoryofnewpossibilities.ItoffersmespaceforthosenewfriendsthatIhaven’tmetyet.I’llgettoit.It’sjustamatteroftime.1．Theoldinformationintheoldaddressbookcanhelpthewriter________.A．movebackhometoNiagara B．connectwitholdfriendsagainC．movearoundtheworld D．makemorenewfriends2．Thewriterdrewarrowsinhisaddressbookwhen________.A．twostrangersbecamefriendsB．twofriendsbecamehusbandandwifeC．a(chǎn)friendofhersgavebirthtoachildD．a(chǎn)friendofhersmovedtoanewplace3．Whydoesthewriterdislikekeepingfriends’informationonaphone?A．Becauseshefindsitnoteasytouseaphone.B．Becauseshewantstobedifferentfromtheyounger.C．Becauseit’simpossibletogetbacktotheinformationifitisdeleted.D．Becauseshehastodependonherdaughtertomanagetheinformation.4．Whatcanweinfer(推斷)fromthelastparagraph?A．Thewriterdoesn’tlikethenewaddressbook.B．Thewriterwillstarttousethenewaddressbooksoon.C．Thewriterhasdecidedtothrowheroldaddressbookaway.D．Thewriterdecidestoputallherfriends’informationintoaphone.5．Whatistheproperstructureofthepassage?A．①—②③④⑤—⑥ B．①②③—④—⑤⑥C．①②—③④—⑤⑥ D．①—②③④—⑤—⑥（2223八年級下·江蘇揚州·期末）Whenyouwanttobuysomething,doyoubuyitneworsecondhand?Thesedays,buyingsecondhanditemsisbeingmorepopular.Secondhanditemsaremuchcheaperthannewones,sopeoplecansavemoney.It’salsogoodfortheenvironment.In2023,themass（質(zhì)量）ofallmanmadematerialsbecamegreaterthanthatofeverylivingthingonEarth.Soit’sabetterchoicetoreuseoldthings.Peoplecanevenfindsome“extinct”（絕版的）items,oritemsthatarenolongermade.Forexample,

somepeopleliketobuyvintageitems,includingclothesandaccessories（飾品）.Theseitemsoftengoback30yearsorevenmore.Butaslongasthey’reingoodcondition,peoplecanstillusethem.Secondhanditemsconnectpeople.Inthisway,theysometimespassonhistoryandstories.Herearetwoexamples.ZhaoKaiqi,22,collegestudent,Harbin,HeilongjiangIlovebuyingbooksonDejaVu,anonlinesecondhandtradingsite.It’sagoodchoiceforstudentslikeme.Icansavealotofmoney.ItalsobringsmeinterestingexperiencesthatIdon’thavewhenIbuynewbooks.Onetime,Ifoundanoteinasecondhandbook.Itsprevious（之前的）ownerleftthenote,hopingthatIwouldenjoythebook.Itwasheartwarmingtoread.Iwanttodosomethinglikethatinthefuture.Kate,25,writer,London,UKIamabigfanofvintageitems.Theyarespecial.Ilikeitemsfromthe1950sand1960s.Vintageitemscarrystoriesfromthepast.OnceIboughtabracelet（手鏈）withthewords“Rose”and“Love,Jason”inscribedonit.Itmademewonderabout▲.Ithinklookingforvintageitemsisaonceinalifetimeexperience.Itdoesn’tmatterhowrichyouare,butwhetheryoucanfindanitemthatfitsyou.It’saninterestingconnection.6．Paragraph2mainlytellsus_________.A．whypeoplebuysecondhanditems B．whatsecondhanditempeoplecanbuyC．wherepeoplecanbuysecondhanditems D．whenisthebesttimetobuysecondhanditems7．What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“vintage”?A．Newandgood. B．Oldbutgood. C．Expensivebutgood. D．Fashionableandmodern.8．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲?A．thestorybehindthebracelet B．thematerialofthebraceletC．thedesignerofthebracelet D．thehappinessoffindingvintageitems9．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．ZhaoKaiqiiscrazyaboutvintageitems.B．Thewriteristoencouragepeopletobuynewitems.C．Secondhanditemssometimespassonhistoryandstories.D．KateisacollegestudentwhoalwaysbuysbooksonDejaVu.（2223八年級下·江蘇蘇州·期末）Whetheryoulikeitornot,Mondaymorningising.Butitdoesn’thavetobestressful(有壓力的).TherearethingstodoonSundaythatcannotonlysetyouupforsuccessthroughyourweekbutalsomakeMondaysenjoyable.Eatinghealthyfoodcanbeassimpleasbeingpreparedsoyouhavebetterforyouchoicesonhandthroughyourbusyweek.Makeaplanwhenshoppingandputhealthyfruits,vegetablesontopofyourlist.Thechoicesyoumakeforyourhealthandhappinessareanexpressionofselflove,sochoosingfoodsthatyouenjoyandsupportyourhealthisanimportantwaytoinvest(投資)inyourhappiness.Youwillfeelyoucanmanageyourlifewhensomeofthehouseworkyouwanttoputoffaretakencareofintime.Aonehourdeepcleancanmakeahugedifferenceinnotonlyyourhomeenvironmentbutalsohowyoufeelfortherestoftheweek.Ifcleaningthebathroomseemstobedifficulttoyou,startwithaquickcleanupofthekitchenortidyupthelivingroom.Selfcaredoesn’talwaysmeanhotbathsorfacemasks.Sometimes,selfcaremeansfeelingincontrolofyourmoney.Gettinginthehabitofcheckingyourmoneyoftencangiveyouagoodideaofwhereyou’respendingandwhereyoucanbesaving.GottheSundayScary(恐懼)?That’sbecausethere’snothingduringtheweekthatyoulookforwardto.Planyourweekwithmorethanjustworkmeetingsandmaketimeforthingsyou’lllookforwardto.Forexample,planadinnerwithfriends,acallwithyourmom,oracoupleofhoursofalonetimetoreadyourfavoritebook.InsteadoflookingatSundaysasanendtoagoodweekend,startlookingatSundaysasthebeginningofaveryexcitingweek.Followthesewaysandyou’reabouttostartenjoyingyourMondays.10．Whydoyouneedtoeathealthyfood?________A．TohaveasimpleMondaymorning.B．Toenjoyyourfavouritefood.C．Tolookafteryourselfinabusyweek.D．Toplanfortheingweek.11．WhichofthefollowingistrueabouthouseworkaccordingtoParagraph3?________A．You’dbetternotputoffyourhouseworktillnextweek.B．Itisimportanttohaveaonehourdeepcleaneveryday.C．Cleaningthebathroomcanbehardworkforallthepeople.D．Youhavetocleanyourkitchenfirstwhendoinghousework.12．WhatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinParagraph5?________A．Planyourworkwellatweekends.B．Makeenjoyableplansfortheweek.C．LookforwardtotheexcitingSundays.D．Caremoreaboutyourparentsandfriends.13．Whatisthebesttitleofthearticle?________A．WhattodowithyourmoneyB．WheretogotohavearestC．WhentotidyupyourhouseD．Howtoprepareforanewweek（2223八年級下·江蘇泰州·期末）①RVs(旅行房車)areagreatwaytotourthecountryandseethesights,butthankstoonefatherdaughterteam,they’vehelpedpeoplewho’velosttheirhomesinCalifornia’slatestwildfires.②TheideaofWoodyFaircloth,EmergencyRVOrganizationconnectspeoplewhoarewillingtodonatetheirRVstothoseinneed.Sofar,FairclothwithhisdaughterLunaalongfortheride—hassent95RVstoCaliforniaareawildfirevictims(受害者).Otherwisetheymightwaitmonthsforemergencyhousing(應(yīng)急居所).③Fairclothfirstgottheideafortheorganizationin2018.Likemanythatyear,thefatherwastouchedbythenewsofCalifornia’sdeadlyCampFirethatburnthundredsofhomesduringThanksgivingweek.ThestoryofamanwholostalmosteverythingbutmanagedtosurvivethefireinhismobilehomeimpressedFaircloth.ThenheaskedLunawhatshethoughtaboutfindinganRVandsendingittoafamily,sotheycouldhaveaplacetocallhomeforChristmas,andshewas100%onboard.④FairclothstartedaGoFundMeactivitytoprovidemoneyforthefirstRVthatheandLunasenttoCalifornia.Asthenewsoftheirjourneyspread,peoplestartedreachingouttohim,offeringtodonatetheirRVs—andfromthere,EmergencyRVOrganizationsoonformed.AllthepeoplethinkwhatFairclothdidwillmakeadifferencetothoseinneed.It’shopedthatthesedonationscanhelpmorepeople.⑤Manyofthosewhoreceivemobilehomesarefirefighters.Theirtirelessworkinfightingthefiredidnotpreventtheirownhomesfromburning.OnesuchmanisGeorgeWolley,wholosthisownhomeintheDixieFireonAugust4th.Hesaid,“BeforeIgotthatRV,IfeltlikeIwasaburden(負擔(dān))oneverybodythathelpedme...Isleptalotintentsandinmycar.Itgavemeaplacetogo.”⑥Faircloth’sorganizationcontinuestogrow.He’sthankfulforthemanythingshehasandhappytobeinapositiontohelpothers.14．EmergencyRVOrganizationwasstartedto________.A．teachpeoplewaystopreventfires B．raisemoneytobuyemergencycarsC．providehousingforwildfirevictims D．collectandsellsecondhandcars15．WhatgaveFaircloththeideatosetuptheorganization?A．Hisinterviewwithamansurvivingafire. B．Thenewsaboutaterriblefire.C．Hisownexperienceofawildfire. D．Donationsfrompeopletovictims.16．HowdidpeoplefeelaboutFaircloth’sbehaviour?A．Angry. B．Excited. C．Worried. D．Hopeful.17．WhywasWolleymentioned(提及)inthetext?A．Toexplainthedangerofwildfires. B．Tointroducetheworkoffirefighters.C．Toshowtheburdenoncarowners. D．TogiveanexampleofRVs’receiver.18．What’stheproperstructure(結(jié)構(gòu))forthepassage?(①—Paragraph1,②—Paragraph2...)A． B．C． D．（2223八年級下·江蘇泰州·期末）WeletoWyndhamGrandTaixingHotelandwewilldoallwecantomakeyourstayanenjoyableone.Wehopeyouwillfindthefollowingusefultoyou.StarRatings:★★★★Ourhotelsincerelylooksforwardtoyourarrival!HotelFacilities(設(shè)施)General√Diningroom√Coffeeshop√Gymcentre√Outdoorswimmingpool√Elevator/lift√ATMRoom√Aircondition√Internationaldirectdial√Minifridge.√Aprivatebathroom√TelevisionInternetWiFifreeinthewholehotelHotelServicesServices24hourFrontdesk,Morningcall,Ticketservice,Taxiservice,Messageandfaxservice,etc.Changes

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Visit:WWW.WyndhamGrandTaixingHotel19．Youcan________whenstayinginWyndhamGrandTaixingHotel.A．havefreecoffee B．bringinyourcat C．swimindoor D．enjoytaxiservice20．IfMrBlackwithhiswifeandhis5yearoldtwinshasamealinthehotel,theyshouldpay________.A．￥160 B．￥200 C．￥240 D．￥32021．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．YoucancheckinthehotelbyonlyshowingyourIDcard.B．YoucansearchtheInternetinyourroomofthehotel.C．Yourpersonalinformationinthehotelisnotsafe.D．Youhavetowalkupstairsinthehotel.22．Whatisthepurposeofthethepassage?A．Toexpectmorepeopletoliveinthehotel. B．Toshowyouaroundthehotel.C．Toshowthesincereservicesofthehotel. D．Totellyousomehotelrules.23．Wecanprobablyreadthisposter________.A．inabook B．inaschoolnewspaper C．inasciencemagazine D．onitswebsite（2223八年級下·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·期末）①Typein“Acatwantstogotospace”andasktherobot(機器人)towriteabedtimestory.Justonesecondlater,you’llgetthestoryofacatcalledMax.Hegoesthroughmanydifficultiestosingamongthestars.②Thisrobotwriterisreal.It’scalledChatGPT.USpanyOpenAImadeit.Itcantalkwithpeople,writesongs,poemsandevenjokes.It’soneofthemostpowerful(強大的)AIwriters.③ChatGPTcanwritethingsreallyfast.Wemayspendhoursresearching,understandingandwritinganarticleonthetheoryofevolution(進化論).ButChatGPTcanwriteagoodoneinseconds.Butifyouaskharmfulquestions,suchashowtomakeweapons(武器),itwillnotgiveyouananswer.④ChatGPTesalongatatimewhenAIcandomanycreative(有創(chuàng)意的)tasks.Thethingstheycreatearedifficulttotellfromthosemadebyhumans.Thisbringsmanyproblems,suchasthedefinition(定義)ofart.TherobotistrainedusingwordsfromtheInternet,soitcanalsopickupontheInternet’sbiases(偏見)aboutcertaingroups.Theseareallthethingsthathumansneedtosolve.⑤AIdoesn’thavetobedangertohumans(人類).Itcanworkwithustosolvebigproblems.Therefore,it’salongwayforscientiststoimproveAItohelpusinabetterandsaferway.24．ThewriterusesthecatstoryinParagraph1to________.A．showwhatarobotcatcando B．tellwhatbedtimestoryMaxlikesC．showwhycatscangotospace D．showthatrobotscanwritestories25．WhatwillChatGPTdoifyouaskharmfulquestions?A．Itwilltellajoke. B．Itwillspendhoursunderstandingthem.C．Itwillgiveyounoanswer. D．Itwillwriteanarticleabouttheminseconds.26．What’sthetextstructure(文本結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?A．①/②③/④/⑤ B．①②/③/④⑤ C．①②/③④/⑤ D．①/②③/④⑤（2223八年級下·江蘇淮安·期末）March2isOldStuffDay(舊物日).Itisallaboutoldstuff.Thingsyouusedhavebeenforgottenforagesinyourhome.Youmusthavesomeoldstuffaround.Andtodayisallaboutenjoyingit.Becausewhat’sbetterthanfindingsomethingreallygreatfromdaysgoneby?It’ssoeasytoforgetthingsyouhave.Ifwedon’tusethemeveryday,somethingscanbeputawayandstaythere.Andthat’snotjustthethingsinyourhome—technologygrowssoquickly,newtoyseoutallthetime,newbookskeepingout.Intheageofnewinformation,wecanhavesomanythingseasily.Todayisallaboutrememberingthethingswesometimesleavebehind.We’velearnedtovaluewhatagecanbringtothings.Wines,forexample,aremorevaluableandtastierastheygrowolder.It’scertainthatoldthingsstillhavetheiruses,valueorcharm.Peopletodaywillpayaprettypennyforstamps,toys,videogames,boardgames,books,coins,andclothesofyesterday.Youcanreallygetintothecharmofoldthingsbyvisitingajunkshop(舊貨店).Anotherperson’soldstuffcouldbeyournewstuff!Ormaybenowisagooddaytocleanup?Oldstuffcouldbeeagreatgiftforsomeoneelse,oryoucouldalwayssendyouroldthingstoacharityshop.Ifyou’refree,youcouldturnyouroldclothesintonewoneswithjustalittlechange.Todaycouldbeagooddaytovisityourolderfamilies.Youcouldaskyourgrandparentstotellyoustoriesaboutfamilyhistory,theirchildhoodandtheiryouth.Learnaboutwhatwasgoingonintheworldwhentheyweregrowingup.Mostofall,rememberthattoday’snewstuffwillonedaybeoldstuff.27．WhatisOldStuffDay?A．Adaytothrowawayoldthings.B．AdaytofollownewtechnologyC．Adaytoenjoyoldstuff.D．Adaytogettogetherwithourfamily.28．Fromparagraph3,weknowthat________.A．a(chǎn)gebringspeoplenewthings B．peoplelovebuyingnewthingsC．peoplealwayscleanupoldstuff D．oldstuffisstillvaluableanduseful29．Whichofthemarenotrightwaystodealwitholdstuffaccordingtothewriter?①Breakingthemintopieces.

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④Turningthemintowastethings.A．①②③ B．①③④ C．①②④ D．②③④30．Thewriter’spurposeinwritingthetextistomakepeople_______.A．realizethevalueofoldstuff B．studynewtechnologyC．producemoreoldthings D．throwawayoldstuff（2223八年級下·江蘇淮安·期末）Thereweresomehillsaroundme,soIdecidedtobuildmyselfalittlehouseononeofthem.Iwalkedtothetopofthehighesthillandlookeddown.Iwasveryunhappy,becauseIsawthenthatIwasonanisland.Thereweretwosmallerislandsafewmilesaway,andafterthatonlythesea.Justthesea,formileaftermileaftermile.Afteratime,Ifoundalittlecaveinthesideofahill.Infrontofit,therewasagoodplacetomakeahome.So,Iusedtheship’ssails,rope,andpiecesofwood,andafteralotofhardworkIhadaveryfinetent.Thecaveatthebackofmytentwasagoodplacetokeepmyfood,andsoIcalleditmy‘‘kitchen’’.Thatnight,Iwenttosleepinmynewhome.ThenextdayIthoughtaboutthepossibledangersontheisland.Weretherewildanimals,andperhapswildpeopletoo,onmyisland?Ididnotknow,butIwasveryafraid.SoIdecidedtobuildaverystrongfence.Icutdownyoungtreesandputthemintheground,inahalfcirclearoundthefrontofmytent.Iusedmanyoftheship’sropestoo,andintheendmyfencewasasstrongasastonewall.Nobodycouldgetoverit,throughit,orroundit.Makingtentsandbuildingfencesishardwork.Ineededmanytoolstohelpme.SoIdecidedtogobacktotheshipagain,andgetsomemorethings.Iwentbacktwelvetimes,butsoonaftermytwelfthvisittherewasanotherterriblestorm.Thenextmorning,whenIlookedouttothesea,therewasnoship.

—FromRobinsonCrusoe31．WhywasRobinsonunhappy?A．Becausethereweresomehillsaroundhim.B．Becausehehadtowalktothetopofthehighesthill.C．Becausehefoundhewasonanisland.D．Becausehewastiredout.32．Robinsoncalled__________his‘kitchen’.A．theisland B．thehill C．thetent D．thecave33．Inordertokeephimselfsafe,Robinsondecidedtobuild_________.A．a(chǎn)strongfence B．a(chǎn)bigship C．a(chǎn)kitchen D．a(chǎn)tool（2223八年級下·江蘇·期末）Inourlife,weshouldoftenbereadyforchangethatwillhelpusunlock(釋放)ourselfimprovementpower.However,wedon’talwaysunderstandit.Wethinkofunlockingourselfimprovementpoweronlywheneverythinggetsworst.Whendowerealizethatweneedtochangediets?Whennoneofourshirtsandjeanswouldfitus.Whendowestopeatingcandiesandchocolates?Whenallofourteethhavefallenoff.Weseethewarningsignswhenthingsgetdifficult.Mostofuswilllearnaboutunlockingourselfimprovementpoweronlywhenthewholeworldfallsapart.Wethinkandfeelthiswaybecauseitisnoteasytochange.However,changebeesmorepainfulwhenwepaynoattentiontoit.Changewillhappen,likeitorhateit.Atonepointoranother,weareallgoingtofinallyunlockourselfimprovementpower,notbecausetheworldsaysso,butbecausewerealizeit’sgoodforourselves.Happypeopledon’tjustacceptchange;theyweleit.Unlockingourselfimprovementpowermeansunlockingourselvesoutoftheboxofthoughtthatisjustthewayweare.Itissuchapoorexcuseforpeoplewhofearchange.Janealwaystellseveryonethatsheisafraidofbeingaroundgroupsofpeople.Overtheyears,thatiswhatJanehasbelieved.Everytimeagreatcrowde,shestepsbackandlocksherselfupinaroom.Janenotonlybelievesinherstory,butlivesit!Ifwelookatthingsinadifferentway,wemighthavegreaterfun.Doingexercisethreetimesaweekwouldleadtoahealthierlife.Readingbookseverydaywouldbuildupknowledge.Andonlywhenweareenjoyingthewholeprocess(過程)ofunlockingoutselfimprovementpower,wewillrealizethatwecantakethingslightandbeehappy.34．What’sthewriter’spurposeofwritingParagraph2?A．Toshowthathealthisthemostimportant. B．Toexplainwewillmeettroubleinlife.C．Totellproblemsarenotrealizedattimes. D．Toshowwelearnlessonswhenexperiencingpain.35．WhatadvicemightbegiventohelpsolveJane’sproblem?A．Alwaysbelieveinherself. B．Unlockherselfoutoftheboxofthought.C．Getonwithpeopleinafriendlyway. D．Countthedaysuntilsheisfullyimproved.36．Whichofthefollowingopinionsmaythewritersupport?A．Don’timproveourselvesuntilthingsgetworst.B．Peoplechangewhentheyfinditeasytodothat.C．Ifyouwelechangeinlife,you’llmakeitbetter.D．Processofselfimprovementmakeslifeworse.37．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．Isitimportanttotakethingslight?B．Isitnecessarytobelieveinyourselves?C．Toholdontothelastmomentortogiveup?D．Tounlockourselvesoutoftheboxofthoughtortostayinit?（2223八年級下·江蘇·期末）YoumightknowabouttheEmeimartialarts（武術(shù)）inwuxianovelsbyJinYong.Doesitreallyexist（存在）?Theanswerisyes.EmeimartialartsstartedfromMountEmeiinSichuanprovince.Ithasahistoryofabout3,000years.TogetherwithShaolinandWudang,EmeiisoneofthethreemainschoolsofChinesekungfu.Bothstrength（力量）andsoftnessareimportanttoEmeimartialarts.Whilepracticingit,peoplehavetomovetheirhandsandfeetquicklyandforcefully（有力地）.Themovementsarefullofupsanddowns.Emeimartialartshas68schoolsand2,638practiceskillsandways.In2008,theEmeimartialartsbecameaNationalIntangibleCulturalHeritageinChina.Master’sstoryMaZhaolingyun,24,isaninheritor（傳承人）ofEmeimartialarts.Shehasamazedpeoplewithherskillsinhervideos.Mastartedtopracticemartialartsattheageof4.ShelovestoshowdifferentEmeimartialartsskillsindailylife,includingthoseusingswords,daggers,spearsandmore.Shealsouseseverydaythingslikefeatherdustersandbroomstoperform（表演）.Threeyearsago,Mabecamepopularonlineforavideo.Inthevideo,sheperformedmartialartswithaswordafterthrowingrubbishintoawastebin!Maandherteamhavekeptworkingoutnewwaystopromote（推廣）Emeimartialarts.Forexample,sheputsgamesandfashioninhervideos.Moreover,MaworkshardtopromotetraditionalChineseculturebeyondjustEmeimartialarts.ShemixesmartialartsperformanceswithtraditionalChinesecalligraphy（書法）,teaandtheintangibleculturalheritageitems.“FinetraditionalChinesecultureisaroundus.Ihopethatmyvideoswillrekindlepeople’slovefortraditionalculture,”Masaid.38．TobegoodatEmeimartialarts,whatdopeoplehavetodo?A．LearnthehistoryofChinesekungfu. B．Practicedoingquickandstrongmoves.C．Createtheirownpracticeskillsandways. D．Havearichexperienceoflife’supsanddowns.39．HowdidMabeepopularonline?A．ByteachingmartialartsinFrance. B．Bymakingswordswitheverydaythings.C．Byperformingmartialartsinhervideos. D．Bymakingvideosaboutgamesandfashion.40．WhydoesMaputtraditionalChinesecalligraphyintohermartialartsperformances?A．Tolearnsomenewskills. B．Toshownewwaysofmakingvideos.C．Tomakeherperformancelookdifferent. D．Togetpeopleinterestedintraditionalculture.（2122八年級下·江蘇南通·期末）Sunshine,beachesandcoconuts(椰子)—thesearewhypeopleusuallygotoHainan.Butmorethanaparadise(天堂)fortravelersandfoodies,it’salsoawonderlandofplantsandanimals.HainanTropicalRainforestNationalPark,inthesouthcentralpartofHainanIsland,hasthemostandwellkepttropicalrainforests(熱帶雨林)inChina.PresidentXiJinpingvisiteditinApril.Thenationalparkcovers4,269squarekilometers,oroneseventhoftheisland.Morethan95percentoftheparkisvirgin(原始狀態(tài)的)forestandishometo3,653speciesofvascularplants(維管植物)and540speciesofterrestrialvertebrates(陸生脊椎動物).Theparkistheonlyhabitat(棲息地)oftheworld’smostendangeredprimate(靈長類動物)—theHainangibbon(長臂猿).It’sanunmonspecies(種類).Theylooklikemonkeys,buthavenotails.Theyliveinthetreestheirwholelifetimes.Everymorning,theywhistleloudlytomarktheirterritory(領(lǐng)地).Theyeatfruitsandleavesfrommorethan130plants.ThenumberofHainangibbonshasincreasedfromfewerthan10inthe1980sto36in2022.ThisshowsChina’sachievementsinenvironmentalprotection.Notjustasweethometoanimals,theparkisa“l(fā)ivemuseum”ofamazingplants.Morethan400kindsofplantsgrowonlyinHainan.Cycashainanensis(海南蘇鐵)isawildplantnativetotheisland.Withfeatherlikeleaves,thisplantcanlivetobe200yearsold.IfitlivesintheYangtzeRiverBasinandNorthChina,itgrowsalmostwithoutflowersorfruit.ButinHainan,cycashainanensisplantsover10yearsoldblossom(開花)andbearfruitalmosteveryyear,thankstothewarmandhumid(濕潤的)weather.Withsomanyplantsandanimals,thebiodiversityindex(生物多樣性指數(shù))ofthepark—anumbertoratespeciesdiversity—isashighas6.28.Itisparable(可比較的)totheAmazonrainforestinBrazil.That’swhypeoplecalltheparkatreasureforbothChinaandtheworld.41．Paragraph3ismainlyabout________.A．a(chǎn)nintroductiontothepark B．theviewsoftheparkC．thenewsofthepark’sopening D．detailsofrareplantsandanimals42．WhatdoweknowabouttheHainangibbon?A．Itisamonkeywithoutatail. B．Itsvoicesoundslikeacryingbaby.C．Itlivesonplantsandbirds. D．ItisaspeciesonlyfoundinHainan.43．Fromthestory,wecaninfer(推斷)thatcycashainanensis________.A．neverblossomsandbearsfruit B．canonlylivefor10yearsinHainanC．livesbetterinwarmandhumidweather D．firstblossomswhenitis10yearsold.44．Whichofthefollowingmaybethewriter’sopinion?A．Wemuststarttodosomethingforrarespecies.B．Humanactivitieswilldoharmtotherainforest.C．Chinahasdoneagreatjobinprotectingtherainforest.D．WeshouldpareourrainforestwiththeAmazonrainforest.（2122八年級下·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·期末）Whenwehadtostayathome,tokeepawayfromtheillness,you,workers,helpedusbuylivingthings,Leavingyourchildrenbehind,youworkedintheneighbourhoodeveryday,youneverplainedbut