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2022年中考英語必考題型終極押題(廣東專用)閱讀回答問題【1】(2021·廣東肇慶·二模)請(qǐng)閱讀下面這篇文章,根據(jù)所提供的信息,回答5個(gè)問題要求所寫答案語法正確、語義完整,并把答案寫在答題卡指定的位置。Aroundusmostpeoplearekindheartedandwanttogivesomeoneahelpinghand.Herearethemomentsthatcanberememberedforever.(FromMrs.Wang,Guizhou)OnMay1st,whenIwasonmywaybacktomyhometown,Ilostmypurse.Iwastoldoverthetrain’sloudspeaker(廣播)thatmypursewasattherailwaystation’slostandfoundoffice.Butthetrainhadalreadystarted.Seeingthis,akindgirlwhoworkedonthetrainlentmesomemoney.Iwentbacktotherailwaystationandgotmypurse.Iamstillthankfultothegirlandthepersonwhofoundmypurse.(FromScott,Guangzhou)WhenIwasalittleboy,Iwentfishingwithmyeldersisteronesummerafternoon.SuddenlyIslipped(滑入)intotheriver.ThenextthingthatIcanrememberismyfatherholdingmeinthehospital.TodayIstilldon’tknowwhosavedmefromthatriver.Fromthenon,IdecidedtohelpotherpeoplewheneverIcan.(FromTina,Shenzhen)Oneofmyneighborsisanoldmanwhocannothearanything.Hemakesalivingbyrecyclingthewaste.Ourotherneighborsdon’tlikethis.Butinmyopinion,it’shiswaytosupporthisfamily.LastSundayafterIcleanedmyhouse,Iputsomepaperboxesinhisgardenandleftmyrubbishbesidemydoor.ThenextdaywhenIwasgoingout,Ifoundnothingoutsidebutanote.Itsays,“Ihavethrownawayyourrubbish.Youareanicegirl.Thanks!”1.WhathappenedtoMrs.Wangonherwaybacktoherhometown?___________________________________________2.WhomisMrs.Wangstillthankfulto?___________________________________________3.WheredidScottslipwhenhewasfishingwithhiseldersister?___________________________________________4.HowdoesTina’sneighbormakealiving?___________________________________________5.WhatdidTinaputinherneighbor’sgardenaftershecleanedherhouse?___________________________________________【2】(2021·廣東·珠海市紫荊中學(xué)一模)請(qǐng)閱讀下面這篇文章,根據(jù)所提供的信息,回答5個(gè)問題。要求所寫答案語法正確,語義完整,并把答案寫在答題卡指定的位置。AuniversityresearcherinBeijingpostedanopenletteronline,inwhichhementionedthathehadnot

spokentohisparentsfor12years.Becauseinhisopinion,itishisparentsthatcausedhismental(心理)problems.Itispossiblytruethatastraight—Astudent(學(xué)霸)iseasiertogetintoproblemscausedbyovercontrolfromtheirparentsthananordinaryone.WangMengwasonceastraight—AstudentwhograduatedfromPekingUniversity.Hedidn’thavethebasicabilityoftakingcareofhimself,thoughhewasalmostthebestinallhissubjects.Whilestudyinginuniversity,hewasoftenlaughedatbyhisclassmatesandroommates.Hesayshehassolittleselfconfidencethathecannotgetalongwellwithotherpeople,andthisisonlypartofhismentalproblem.Accordingtohisletter.Hislifehasalwaysbeenplannedanddecidedbyhisparents.Andtheysticktowhattheyconsiderbestforhim.Althoughhisparentsagreetherearesomeproblemswiththeireducation,theystilltakeprideinWang’swonderfulgrades.WangMeng’sstoryhasdrawnattentionfromthewholesocietytotheproblemofchildren’sdevelopment.Achievingagoodgradeisnottheonlypurposeoflifeanditmustnotberegardedastheonlywaytoevaluate(評(píng)價(jià))theperformanceofthechildren.Theirdevelopmentandlearningareexpectedtobeconnectedwiththeirinterestandindependenceratherthanovercaringfromtheirparents.6.WhocausedWangMeng’smentalproblems?_______________________________________7.WhichuniversitydidWangMenggraduatefrom?_______________________________________8.Whycan’tWangMenggetonwellwithotherpeople?______________________________________9.WhatdoWangMeng’sparentstakepridein?_______________________________________10.Whatarethethingsthatstudents’developmentandlearningshouldbeconnectedwith?_______________________________________【3】(2021·廣東惠州·二模)Youreducation,yourfutureNomatterwhatyouwanttodowithyourlife,you’llneedaneducationfirst.Youmakeyourownfuture.Youwanttobeadoctor,ateacher,orapoliceofficer?Agoodeducationisrequiredforeverysingleoneofthosecareers(職業(yè)).Andwhatyou’relearninginschooltodaywilldecidewhetheryourcountrycanmeetthegreatestchallengeinthefuture.Thetruthis,beingsuccessfulishard.Someofthemostsuccessfulpeopleintheworldaretheoneswho’vehadthemostfailures(失敗).Forexample,thefirstbookofJ.K.Rowling,thewriterofHarryPotter,wasrefused12timesbeforeitwasfinallypublished(出版).MichaelJordanwasoncekickedoffhishighschoolbasketballteam.Helosthundredsofgamesandthousandsofshotsduringhiscareer.Buthesaid,“Ihavefailedoverandoveragaininmylife.Butthat’swhyIsucceed.”Thesepeoplesucceededbecausetheyunderstoodthattheycouldn’tlettheirfailuresdefine(定義)themselvesbuttoteachthemselves.Soifyougetabadgrade,thatdoesn’tmeanyou’restupid.Instead,youneedtospendmoretimestudying.Iexpectyoutoputyourbesteffortintoeverythingyoudo.Sodon’tletusdown,don’tletyourfamilyorcountrydown.Mostimportantly,don’tletyourselfdown.11.HowmanycareersarementionedinParagraph1?______________________________________________________________________________________12.WhowroteHarryPotter?______________________________________________________________________________________13.WhatsportdidMichaelJordanplay?______________________________________________________________________________________14.Whydidthefamouspeoplesucceed?______________________________________________________________________________________15.Whatisthewriter’smostimportantsuggestion?______________________________________________________________________________________【4】(2021·廣東陽江·模擬預(yù)測(cè))Shadowpuppetry(皮影戲),anancientformofstorytellingthatfirstappearedinChinamorethan2,000yearsago,stillenjoyspopularitythesedays.Justlikesomanyanimalsontheearththatareindangerofdyingout,traditionalartsalsofacetheriskofdisappearing.“Manyyoungpeoplestillthinkshadowpuppetryissomekindofoldfashionedfolkart,”saidLiuChaokan,whoisthesixthgenerationinheritor(傳承人)ofLiujiazhaishadowpuppetry.Beforedecidingtocarrythetorchofshadowpuppetry,LiuChaokanwaspracticingshootingasastudentathleteincollege.Someofhiscollegefriendsdoubtedthefutureofthefamilybusiness.Theycouldn’tunderstandwhyhewouldchoosetoworkonan“oldandunattractive”art.Emptyseatsandbadmentsdidn’tstophim.Itwashisloveforshadowpuppetryandtheambitiontolettheoldartcontinuetoshineinmodernlifethatmadehimdecidetostayon.Tomakethisoldartformappealtotheyoung,he’sbined(使……結(jié)合)freshcontentandbrandnewstorieswiththetraditionalformofstorytelling.InarecentshowadaptedbyhisteambasedontheancientChinesenovelJourneytotheWest,BaigujingdancestotheKoreanpophitGangnamStyle.NeZha,PleasantGoat,andotherfamousChinesecartooncharacters,togetherwithsomepopularforeigncartooncharacters,areLiu’ssecretofattractingtheattentionofchildren.TikTok(抖音)hasalsobeenLiu’snewtooltospreadshadowpuppetry.Tokeeptheoldartforeveryoung,Liubelievesheshouldalsorespectitstraditions.“Youcan’tshaketherootsoftheart,”Liusaid.“Keepingitstraditionsandbeingcreativeareequallyimportant.”16.WhendidshadowpuppetryfirstappearinChina?_______________________.17.WhoisLiuChaokan?_______________________.18.WhatdidsomeofLiu’scollegefriendsthinkofshadowpuppetry?_______________________.19.WhyhasLiubinedfreshcontentandbrandnewstorieswithshadowpuppetry?_______________________.20.WhatisequallyimportantaccordingtoLiu?_______________________.【5】(2021·廣東·陽西縣教育局教學(xué)研究室二模)Recently,volunteering(志愿服務(wù))ismoreandmorepopularinourdailylives.Itisbeingamonthingamongpeopleofallages.Webelievethatbeinghelpfulisoneofthemostimportantqualities(品質(zhì)).InsomeChinesehighschools,thestudentsneedtovolunteerforatleast40hourstograduate.Therearemanykindsofvoluntarywork,suchasorganizingbooksinlibraries,takingcareofchildreninhospital,deliveringfoodtotheoldandsoon.Tomoncevolunteeredinaprimaryschool.Hisjobwastohelpstudents.Whenhefirststarted,hewasnervous.Then,astimewenton,hebecamemoreandmoreinterestedinhisjob.Heworkedasavolunteerintheschoolfor2months.Hegotalongwellwiththestudents.Whenthevoluntaryworkwasover,hefelthappyandexcited.21.HowmanyhoursdosomeChinesehighschoolstudentsneedtovolunteerinordertograduate?_______________________22.Whatcanyoudoasavolunteerinlibraries?_______________________23.WhatwasTom’sjobasavolunteer?_______________________24.HowlongdidTomworkasavolunteerintheschool?_______________________25.HowdidTomfeelwhenthevoluntaryworkwasover?_______________________【6】(2021·廣東·連州市教育局教研室二模)Inthepastfiveyears,about2.8billionschooltextbooksweresoldperyear,withtotalspendingof20billionyuan,newsmagazineOutlookWeeklyreported.ZhaoDehuaownsalargepanyrecyclingresources.Hesaidmanycollegegraduatessellthetextbooksthey’reusedforfouryearsatanaveragepriceof1yuanperkilogram.Asthesetextbooksaremostlyusedtoproducerecycledpaper,thecostisevenhigherthanthatofraw(未加工的)paper.Atpresent,freetextbooksonmusic,artandscienceforthenineyeareducationfromprimaryschooltomiddleschoolhavebeenreused.Butthereisn’tagoodplatformandservicesupportingsystemforthesecondhandtextbooktrade,somostofthetextbooksendupaswaste.“Everyyear,secondhandbooksellerscollecttextbooksatapriceofabout4,000yuanaton.Itismorethantwicethepriceofordinarywastepaper.Butthenumberofpeoplewhoetocollectsecondhandbooksisstillsmall,”ZhaoDehuasaid.“Settingupthesystemoftextbookrecyclingisgoodfortheenvironment.Besides,italsohelpstodevelopstudentssavinghabitsandsenseofresponsibility,”saidZhuPin,aheadofaschoolinJiangxiProvince.Uptonow,theschoolhassetupasystemforreusingthetextbooksanditcansavealotofmoneyeveryyearinthenextfiveyears.26.Howmanyschooltextbooksweresoldeveryyearinthepastfiveyears?_________________________________27.WhatdoesZhaoDehuado?_________________________________28.Howdomostoldtextbooksendup?_________________________________29.Howmuchdosecondhandbooksellersusuallypayforatonoftextbooks?_________________________________30.WhathasZhuPin’sschoolsetup?

_________________________________【7】(2021·廣東中山·二模)I’mMikeTrent,abusinessmanfromtheUnitedStates.IhavelivedinChinaformorethansevenyears.Likemanyforeigners,IonlyknewtwowordsofChinese(“hello”and“thankyou”)whenIcametoChinain2009.Asyoucanprobablyguess,mylifewasdifficultforawhileafterIarrived.Simpletaskslikeorderingfoodortakingataxiwerequitedifficultforme.IknewIhadtolearnmoreChinese,soIsignedupforaclass.Myteacherwasveryhelpful,althoughIdidn’tlearnenoughtohavearealconversation.LaterIstudiedonmyownaswell,butmyprogresswasstillslow.Ibecameveryfrustrated(沮喪的).Finally,IfoundthatthebestwaytolearnChineseistomakefriendswithnative(本土的)speakersandspendtimewiththem.Aroundthistime,IstartedplayinginabandwithaChinesewomanwhobecameoneofmybestfriendsinBeijing.IlearnedalotofChinesebyhangingoutwithher.Forexample,shetaughtmealotofwordsaboutmusic,suchas“melody(旋律)”.ShelearnedalotofEnglishfrommeinreturn,soitwasagoodwaytoexchangelanguageandculture.Sheisstilloneofmybestfriendsandwetalktoeachothernearlyeveryday.NowI’velearnedenoughChinesetotakecareofplex(復(fù)雜的)tasks,suchasbookingtrainticketsandnegotiating(談判)withmybusinesspartners.31.WhereisMikeTrentfrom?__________________________________32.WhendidMikeTrentetoChina?__________________________________33.HowdidMikeTrentfeelwhenhefoundhisprogressinChinesewasstillslow?__________________________________34.AccordingtoMikeTrent,whatisthebestwaytolearnChinese?__________________________________35.WhohelpedMikeTrentlearnChineseandbecameoneofhisbestfriends?__________________________________【8】(2021·廣東·模擬預(yù)測(cè))EnglishisspokenasafirstlanguagebymostpeopleintheUSA,Britain,Australia,NewZealand,IrelandandCanada.However,Englishisspokenallovertheworld.Itisthemainlanguageinover60countries,includingIndia,SingaporeandmanyoftheCaribbeanandPacificislands.IntheseplacesEnglishisspokenasasecondlanguage.Englishisalsoaninternationallanguageinmanyothercountries,likeChinaandJapan.Peopleinthesecountriesuseitforbusiness,andtravelerstothesecountriesuseEnglishwhentheygettheretomunicate.OtherpeoplemaylearnEnglishbecausetheyenjoyreadingbooksinEnglish,listeningtoBritishorAmericanmusicorwatchingAmericanfilms.Englishhaschangedalotovertheyearsandstillitgoesonchanging.ItisnolongerrighttotalkaboutBritishEnglishorAmericanEnglishifthespeakerseordon’tefromthosecountries.PeopleinJapanandKorea,forexample,mayusetheAmericanspellingbutmaynotsoundlikeAmericans.Englishwillprobablybethemostwidelyusedlanguageintheworldbytheendofthe21stcentury.ThislanguagenolongerbelongstoBritish,AmericanorAustralianspeakers.Itbelongstoanyoneintheworld.So,asamiddleschoolstudentofEnglishtoday,thinkabouthowyoucanusethislanguage.Afteryouleaveschool,youwillalmostcertainlyneedit.36.WhatdoyouthinkofEnglishintheUSA,Britain,Australia,NewZealand?______________________________________________________________37.IsEnglishaninternationallanguageinChina?______________________________________________________________38.WhenyougettoAustralia,NewZealandforbusiness,whatlanguagedoyouusetomunicate?______________________________________________________________39.DoesEnglishstillgoonchanging?______________________________________________________________40.WhatdoyouthinkaboutEnglish?______________________________________________________________【9】(2021·廣東汕頭·一模)請(qǐng)閱讀下面一篇有關(guān)禁止中小學(xué)生帶進(jìn)學(xué)校的新聞,根據(jù)所提供的信息,回答問題。要求縮寫答案語法正確、語義完整。Mobilephoneshavebeeanimportantpartofourdailylives.However,toprotectstudents'eyesight,makesuretheyfocusontheirstudies,primaryandmiddleschoolswillhavemorespecificrulestolimitstudents'mobilephoneuseoncampus.TheMinistryofEducationgaveanoticethatlimitsprimaryandmiddleschoolstudents’carryingmobilephoneuseatschoolinJanuary,2021.Thosewhostillrequiretheirphoneforsomereasonmustgettheirparents'andteachers'permissionandmusthandtheirphonesoverduringclasstime.Thepurposeofthisnewruleistohelpstudentsfocusonstudyandpreventthemfrombeingaddicted(成癮)totheinternetandgames.Accordingtoa2020reportbytheChinaInternetNetworkInformationCenter,Chinahad175millioninternetusersundertheageof18in2019,with74percenthavingtheirownmobiledevices.Thisisworrying,becauselongtimeuseofmobilephonesharmschildren’seyesight,cervical(頸部)vertebrae(脊椎)andeventhebrain,accordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization.Manyschoolshavetakenmeasurestolimitstudentsphoneuseoncampus.Beforethenewrule,LiWen,anEnglishteacherinShantou,noticedthatmanystudentsbroughttheirphonestoschool.Someevenplayedgamesonthemduringclass.Nowthesituationhasimprovedsincethenoticewasgiven.41.Whenwasthenoticegiven?________________________________________________42.Whatistheaimofthisnewrule?________________________________________________43.Howmanyinternetusersundertheageof18didChinahavein2019?________________________________________________44.Whydopeopleworryaboutlongtimeuseofmobilephones?________________________________________________45.Whonoticedthatmanystudentsbroughttheirphonetoschoolbeforethenewrule?________________________________________________【10】(2021·廣東·珠海市第七中學(xué)一模)Natureisourhome,soweshouldnotpolluteitandhurtthewildanimals.Ifyoudon’tcherishorprotectit,we’llhavetopayforourindifference(冷漠).Wehavepollutedtheenvironmentbadly,suchastheairpollution,waterpollution,noisepollution,wastepollution.What’smore,wekillmanywildanimals.Sothenumberofthembeesfewerandfewer.Forexample,in2010,theWorldWildlifeFund(WWF)broughtbadnewsthattheworld’stigerpopulationhadhitanalltimelow(最低紀(jì)錄).Therewerejust3,200tigersleftinthewild,abouthalfasmanyastherehadbeentenyearsbefore.Nowthere’sgoodnews:Tigerscouldbemakingaeback.Therewereabout4,000tigersintheworldin2019.InJuly,India,whichhas70%oftheworld’stigers,saidthatitstigerpopulationhadreachednearly3,000.That’sa30%riseinjustfouryears.India’ssuccesswasyearsinthemaking.In2006,habitat(棲息地)lossmadethenumberofIndia’stigersreducetoonly1,411.SotheIndiangovernmentdecidedtotakeastrongerplanofprotection.SinceitsWildlifeProtectionActbecamelaw,Indiahasgiventigersahighlevelofprotection.Withthehelpoftheprotection,Indiacreated50reserves(保護(hù)區(qū)),wheretigerscanspreadoutandhunt(捕獵).ButchallengesremainfortigersalloverAsia.Theyarehuntedfortheirskin,andtheirteetharesoldasmedicine.They’restillindanger.Soweshouldtryourbesttostoptheanimalsdyingout.46.Whatkindofpollutionwehavemade?________________________________________________47.Howmanytigerswerethereintheworldin2019?________________________________________________48.WhydidIndiangovernmenttakeastrongerplanofprotectionin2006?________________________________________________49.Whathappenedwiththehelpoftheprotection?________________________________________________50.WhatarethechallengesfortigersalloverAsia?________________________________________________參考答案:1.She/Mrs.Wanglostherpurse(onherwaybacktoherhometown).2.She/Mrs.Wangisstillthankfultothegirlandthepersonwhofoundherpurse.3.He/Scottslippedintotheriver.4.He/Tina’sneighbormakesalivingbyrecyclingwaste.5.She/Tinaputsomepaperboxesinherneighbor’sgarden(aftershecleanedherhouse).【解析】【分析】本文是一篇記敘文,主要講述了幾個(gè)受到他人幫助的人將他人善行銘記于心的例子。1.根據(jù)第二段“OnMay1st,whenIwasonmywaybacktomyhometown,Ilostmypurse.”可知,王太太在回鄉(xiāng)路上丟了錢包。故填She/Mrs.Wanglostherpurse(onherwaybacktoherhometown).2.根據(jù)第二段“Iamstillthankfultothegirlandthepersonwhofoundmypurse.”可知,王太太仍然對(duì)那個(gè)女孩和找到她錢包的人心存感激。故填She/Mrs.Wangisstillthankfultothegirlandthepersonwhofoundherpurse.3.根據(jù)第三段“SuddenlyIslipped(滑入)intotheriver.”可知,斯科特掉進(jìn)了河里。故填He/Scottslippedintotheriver.4.根據(jù)最后一段“Oneofmyneighborsisanoldmanwhocannothearanything.Hemakesalivingbyrecyclingthewaste.”可知,蒂娜的一個(gè)鄰居靠回收垃圾謀生。故填He/Tina’sneighbormakesalivingbyrecyclingwaste.5.根據(jù)最后一段“LastSundayafterIcleanedmyhouse,Iputsomepaperboxesinhisgardenandleftmyrubbishbesidemydoor.”可知,蒂娜打掃完房子后,把一些紙盒子放在了他的花園,把垃圾放在自家門旁邊。故填She/Tinaputsomepaperboxesinherneighbor’sgarden(aftershecleanedherhouse).6.WangMeng’s/Hisparentscausedhismentalproblem.7.HegraduatedfromPekingUniversity.8.Becausehehaslittleselfconfidence.9.Hisparentstakeprideinhiswonderfulgrades.10.Theirinterestsandindependenceshouldbeconnectedwithstudents’developmentandlearning.【解析】【分析】本文主要講述了一位在北京大學(xué)的研究員在網(wǎng)上發(fā)表了一封公開信,他認(rèn)為是他的父母造成了他的精神問題,作者認(rèn)為學(xué)生的發(fā)展和學(xué)習(xí)要與他們的興趣和獨(dú)立相聯(lián)系。6.根據(jù)第一段中“Becauseinhisopinion,itishisparentsthatcausedhismental(心理)problems”可知,是王蒙的父母造成了他的心理問題。故填WangMeng’s/Hisparentscausedhismentalproblem.7.根據(jù)第三段中“AstudentwhograduatedfromPekingUniversity”可知,他畢業(yè)于北京大學(xué),故填HegraduatedfromPekingUniversity.8.根據(jù)第三段中“Hesayshehassolittleselfconfidencethathecannotgetalongwithotherpeople”可知,他缺乏自信,無法與他人相處。故填Becausehehaslittleselfconfidence.9.根據(jù)第三段中“AlthoughHisparentsagreetherearesomeproblemswiththeireducation,theystilltakeprideinWang’swonderfulgrades”可知,父母為他的優(yōu)異成績感到驕傲,故填Hisparentstakeprideinhiswonderfulgrades.10.根據(jù)最后一段中“Theirdevelopmentandlearningareexpectedtobeconnectedwiththeirinterestandindependenceratherthanovercaringfromtheirparents”可知,他們的發(fā)展和學(xué)習(xí)應(yīng)該與他們的興趣和獨(dú)立性聯(lián)系在一起,而不是父母的過度關(guān)心,故填Theirinterestsandindependenceshouldbeconnectedwithstudents’developmentandlearning.11.Three/3.12.J.K.Rowling.13.Heplayedbasketball.14.Becausetheyhavehadthemostfailures.15.Thewriterwantedtotellusthatweshouldneedaneducationfirstnomatterwhatwewanttodowithourlife.【解析】【分析】本文論述了成功的要素:要努力學(xué)習(xí),不要懼怕失敗,要全身心地投入到自己所做的事上去。11.根據(jù)“Youwanttobeadoctor,ateacher,orapoliceofficer?”可知,提到三種職業(yè)。故填Three/3.12.根據(jù)“Forexample,thefirstbookofJ.K.Rowling,thewriterof

HarryPotter,”可知,HarryPotter的作者是J.K.Rowling。故填J.K.Rowling.13.根據(jù)“MichaelJordanwasoncekickedoffhishighschoolbasketballteam.”可知,邁克爾·喬丹打籃球。故填Heplayedbasketball.14.根據(jù)“Someofthemostsuccessfulpeopleintheworldaretheoneswho’vehadthemost

failures

(失敗).”可知,世界上一些最成功的人是那些經(jīng)歷過最多失敗的人。故填Becausetheyhavehadthemostfailures.15.根據(jù)“Nomatterwhatyouwanttodowithyourlife,you’llneedaneducationfirst.Youmakeyourownfuture.”可知,無論你想做什么,你都需要先接受教育。你創(chuàng)造自己的未來。故填Thewriterwantedtotellusthatweshouldneedaneducationfirstnomatterwhatwewanttodowithourlife.16.ItfirstappearedinChinamorethan2,000yearsago.17.HeisthesixthgenerationinheritorofLiujiazhaishadowpuppetry.18.Theythoughtit’soldandunattractive.19.Becausehewantedtomakeshadowpuppetryappealtotheyoung.20.Keepingtheart’straditionsandbeingcreativeareequallyimportant(accordingtoLiu).【解析】【分析】本文主要向我們介紹了皮影戲,并介紹了劉家寨第六代傳人劉朝侃學(xué)習(xí)皮影戲的經(jīng)歷。16.根據(jù)“Shadowpuppetry(皮影戲),anancientformofstorytellingthatfirstappearedinChinamorethan2,000yearsago”可知,皮影戲最早出現(xiàn)在2000多年前的中國。故填I(lǐng)tfirstappearedinChinamorethan2,000yearsago.17.根據(jù)“...LiuChaokan,whoisthesixthgenerationinheritor(傳承人)ofLiujiazhaishadowpuppetry.”可知,劉朝侃是劉家寨皮影戲的第六代傳承人,故填HeisthesixthgenerationinheritorofLiujiazhaishadowpuppetry.18.根據(jù)“Someofhiscollegefriendsdoubtedthefutureofthefamilybusiness.Theycouldn’tunderstandwhyhewouldchoosetoworkonan“oldandunattractive”art.”可知,劉的一些大學(xué)朋友對(duì)他的家族企業(yè)的未來表示懷疑,他們無法理解為什么他會(huì)選擇從事一種“古老而不吸引人”的藝術(shù)。故填Theythoughtit’soldandunattractive.19.根據(jù)“Tomakethisoldartformappealtotheyoung,he’sbined(使……結(jié)合)freshcontentandbrandnewstorieswiththetraditionalformofstorytelling”他用皮影戲?qū)⑿迈r的內(nèi)容和全新的故事結(jié)合起來是為了使這種古老的藝術(shù)形式吸引年輕人。故填Becausehewantedtomakeshadowpuppetryappealtotheyoung.20.根據(jù)“Keepingitstraditionsandbeingcreativeareequallyimportant”可知,保持傳統(tǒng)和創(chuàng)新同樣重要。故填Keepingtheart’straditionsandbeingcreativeareequallyimportant(accordingtoLiu).21.Atleast40hours./Theyneedtovolunteerforatleast40hoursinordertograduate.22.Organizingbooks(inlibraries)./Icanorganizebooksinlibraries.23.Hisjobwastohelpstudents./Tohelpstudents.24.For2months./Heworkedasavolunteerintheschoolfor2months.25.Hefelthappyandexcited(whenthevoluntaryworkwasover).【解析】【分析】樂于助人是最重要的品質(zhì)之一,因此,志愿工作越來越流行、普遍;在中國的一些高中,學(xué)生們需要做志愿工作至少40小時(shí)才能畢業(yè)。文中介紹湯姆做志愿活動(dòng)的經(jīng)歷和感受。21.根據(jù)第一段“InsomeChinesehighschools,thestudentsneedtovolunteerforatleast40hourstograduate”在中國的一些高中,學(xué)生們需要志愿工作至少40小時(shí)才能畢業(yè);故填A(yù)tleast40hours./Theyneedtovolunteerforatleast40hoursinordertograduate.22.根據(jù)第一段“Therearemanykindsofvoluntarywork,suchasorganizingbooksinlibraries”可知,在圖書館的志愿工作是可以管理書籍;故填Organizingbooks(inlibraries)./Icanorganizebooksinlibraries.23.根據(jù)第二段“Tomoncevolunteeredinaprimaryschool.Hisjobwastohelpstudents”可知,湯姆的工作是幫助學(xué)生;故填Hisjobwastohelpstudents./Tohelpstudents.24.根據(jù)第二段“Heworkedasavolunteerintheschoolfor2months”可知,他在學(xué)校做了兩個(gè)月的志愿者;故填For2months./Heworkedasavolunteerintheschoolfor2months.25.根據(jù)第二段“Whenthevoluntaryworkwasover,hefelthappyandexcited”可知,志愿工作結(jié)束后,他感到高興和興奮;故填Hefelthappyandexcited(whenthevoluntaryworkwasover).26.2.8billion.27.Heisaownerofalargepanyrecyclingresources.28.Waste.29.4,000yuan.30.Asystemforreusingthetextbooks.【解析】【分析】本文主要講述了建立教材回收系統(tǒng)的重要性。26.根據(jù)“Inthepastfiveyears,about2.8billionschooltextbooksweresoldperyear”可知,在過去五年中,每年售出的教科書約為28億冊(cè)。故填2.8billion.27.根據(jù)“ZhaoDehuaownsalargepanyrecyclingresources.”可知,趙德華擁有一家大型回收資源公司。故填Heisaownerofalargepanyrecyclingresources.28.根據(jù)“mostofthetextbooksendupaswaste”可知,大多數(shù)舊教科書最后都成了廢物。故填Waste.29.根據(jù)“Everyyear,secondhandbooksellerscollecttextbooksatapriceofabout4,000yuanaton.”可知,每年,二手書商以每噸4000元左右的價(jià)格收集教科書。故填4,000yuan.30.根據(jù)“theschoolhassetupasystemforreusingthetextbooks”可知,學(xué)校已經(jīng)建立了一套教材再利用系統(tǒng)。故填A(yù)systemforreusingthetextbooks.31.He’sfromtheUnitedStates./TheUnitedStates./America.32.HecametoChinain2009./In2009.33.Hefeltveryfrustrated./Veryfrustrated.34.ThebestwaytolearnChineseistomakefriendswithnativespeakersandspendtimewiththem./Tomakefriendswithnativespeakersandspendtimewiththem.35.AChinesewomanhelpedhimtolearnChineseandbecameoneofhisbestfriends./AChinesewoman.【解析】【分析】本文是一篇記敘文。文章主要是MikeTrent介紹他來到中國學(xué)習(xí)中文的經(jīng)歷。31.根據(jù)第一段“I’mMikeTrent,abusinessmanfromtheUnitedStates.”可知,MikeTrent來自美國,故填He’sfromtheUnitedStates./TheUnitedStates./America.32.根據(jù)第一段“…whenIcametoChinain2009.”可知,MikeTrent是在2009年來到中國的,故填HecametoChinain2009./In2009.33.根據(jù)第二段“…butmyprogresswasstillslow.Ibecameveryfrustrated.”可知,MikeTrent在發(fā)現(xiàn)他的中文水平進(jìn)步還是很慢時(shí),他是非常沮喪的,故填Hefeltveryfrustrated./Veryfrustrated.34.根據(jù)第三段“Finally,IfoundthatthebestwaytolearnChineseistomakefriendswithnativespeakersandspendtimewiththem.”可知,MikeTrent最后發(fā)現(xiàn)學(xué)習(xí)中文最佳的方式是和母語者交朋友并花時(shí)間和他們?cè)谝黄穑侍頣hebestwaytolearnChineseistomakefriendswithnativespeakersandspendtimewiththem./Tomakefriendswithnativespeakersandspendtimewiththem.35.根據(jù)第三段“…IstartedplayinginabandwithaChinesewomanwhobecameoneofmybestfriendsinBeijing.IlearnedalotofChinesebyhangingoutwithher.”可知,MikeTrent和一個(gè)中國女人成為朋友并從和她一起玩中學(xué)到了很多中文,所以是一個(gè)中國女人幫助他學(xué)習(xí)中文并成為他朋友的,故填A(yù)ChinesewomanhelpedhimtolearnChineseandbecameoneofhisbestfriends./AChinesewoman.36.Itisspokenbymostpeopleasafirstlanguage.37.Yes,itis.

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