專題04 書面表達(dá)（第四期）-2022中考英語逆襲沖刺 好題特快專遞（浙江專用）

2022中考英語逆襲沖刺好題特快專（浙江專用）第四期專題04書面表達(dá)（2022·浙江杭州·二模）Weallknowthatrecyclingrubbishisveryimportant.Butsometimesitisnotsoconvenientwhenwecan’tfindarecyclingbinanywhere.NowateamofmiddleschoolstudentsfromNorthDakota,US,hassolvedthatproblem.TheyturnedtheirideaintorealitywiththeirRecyclingBinApp(應(yīng)用程序).Thisappencouragespeopletorecycle.Itprovidesuserswithamapoflocalrecyclingcenters.Anditallowsthemtosavelocationsasfavorites.Besides,thisappalsoremindsuserstorecycle.Thegroupofninesixth-gradersisfromSTEMCenterMiddleSchool.TheycameupwiththeideaaspartofaschoolprojectfortheVerizonInnovativeAppChallenge.Theirschoolprovidesprofessionalapptraining.Itgave10teamsSamsungtabletsasprizes.Thecontestaimstodevelopinterestinscience,technology,engineeringandmath.Inthiscontest,studentspresentanappdesignthatcouldsolveaproblemintheirschoolorcommunity.TheninestudentscameupwiththeideaforRecyclingBinwhentheysawaneedformorerecyclingintheircommunity.“Wethoughtthatthiswouldreallyhelpalotofpeople,”JadenHilkemann,12,toldTimeForKids.Theykepttheirdesignsimplesothatanyonecoulduseit.NowthefreeRecyclingBinApphasbeenputintouseintheappstore.“Iwassoexcitedwhenitwentupontheappstore,”SeralynBlake,12,said.“Alotofmyfamilymembersdownloaded(下載)theapp.Itwasprettycool.”1．WhatcouldtheRecyclingBinAppprovideus?A．Arecyclingbin. B．Arecyclingbike.C．Arecyclingcenter. D．Amapoflocalrecyclingcenters.2．Whydidtheninesix-graderswanttodesigntheapp?A．Becausetheirteachersaskedthemtodoso.B．Becausetheysawtheneedformorerecyclingintheircommunity.C．Becausetheywantedtogetsuccessful.D．Becausetheywantedtogetthemoneyfromtheschool.3．Whatdidthepeoplethinkoftheirapp?A．Theythoughtitwasexpensive. B．Theythoughtitwasdifficulttouse.C．Theydidn’tlikeit. D．Theylikeditanddownloadedittouse.4．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．Students’AppCanHelpRecycling B．Students’AppWonaPrizeC．SchoolProfessionalAppTraining D．ARecyclingBinAppforSchool（2022·浙江金華·二模）ThisisaletterfromAnthonyMoretti,aprofessoratRobertMorrisUniversity.HeshareshisthoughtsonthethreetaikonautsoftheShenzhou-13spaceshipwhocompletedtheirspacetravelstartedfromOctober16,2021.ItwasFridayinmycountry,Iwatchedthered-and-whiteballoonslowlyreturntoEarthfromhalfaworldaway.ItwasabeautifulSaturdaymorninginAsia,andtheperfectweatherallowedtheworldtoenjoywhatwashappening.Theballoonwascarryingthreetaikonautshomeaftertheirsuccessfulsix-monthstayinspace.AsZhaiZhigang,YeGuangfuandWangYapingsafelylandedinChina’sInnerMongoliaonApril16,2022.IhadasenseofwhatweAmericansmusthavefeltonJuly21,1969whenNeilArmstrongandhiscoworkerstoucheddownonMoon.Now,thetaikonautswillbewrittenaboutoftenandexcitedlyinthefuture.TheU.S.andRussiahaveplayedguidingrolesinspacediscoveryforyears,andnowChinahasbecomeanimportantplayerandmadeongoingefforts.Perhapsthemostmeaningfulmission(任務(wù))tookplaceonNovember7,2021.WangYapingbecamethefirstfemaletaikonauttotakeaspacewalk,whichlastedoversixhours.AftersuccessfullyreturningtoChina,WangYapinghandedastartoherdaughterastheyhugged.ItlikelypassesamessagetoChineseboysandgirls:You,too,canreachforthestars,anditispossibleyouwillreachthem.YangYuguang,vicepresidentoftheSpaceTransportationCommitteeoftheInternationalAstronauticalFederation(國際宇航聯(lián)合會(huì)空間運(yùn)輸委員會(huì)),toldtheGlobalTimesthat“wearewitnessing(見證)history”.BecauseofWangYaping’sbravery,morefemaletaikonautswouldjointhesimilaractivitiesinthefuture.Surely,ZhaiZhigang,YeGuangfuandWangYapingareheroes,becausetheyhadspentthelongesttimeinspace.AndtherearemoreChineseheroesstilltocome.So,fromhalfaworldaway,congratulationstoZhaiZhigang,YeGuangfuandWangYaping.Peopleallovertheworldwillbenefitfromyourwisdom,courage,curiosityandskills.InChina,youareheroes.Andforme,Ialsothinkofyouasheroes.5．Fromthepassage,wecanknowthatthewriterisa(n)_________.A．Mongolianworker B．AmericanprofessorC．Russianspaceman D．Chinesereporter6．ThethreetaikonautsreturnedtoEarthon_________.A．Jul.21,1969 B．Oct.16,2021.C．Nov.7,2021. D．Apr.16,2022.7．Accordingtothewriter,whatdoesthe“star”fromWangYapingimply(意味著)?A．Theloverforhermotherland. B．Theprideofherexperience.C．ThehopeforChineseteenagers. D．Thethankstoherfamilymembers.8．Whichofthefollowingisthewriter’smainopinion?A．Chinahasachievedbigsuccessinbuildingspaceships.B．Russiamustpaymoreattentiontoitsspacediscovery.C．Femaletaikonautswillplayagreaterrolethanmaleones.D．Thethreetaikonautsareheroeswhohavemadethehistory.（2022·浙江舟山·二模）①Eatingoutissuchapleasure—thefood,thewine,thejoyofhavingitallbroughttoyoubysomeoneelse—thatit’sapitytoruin（毀掉）theexperiencebysharingitwithotherpeople.②Well,Idolikevisitingrestaurantswithfriends.Butdiningoutalonehasitsownveryspecialadvantages.Forastartyoucangiveallyourattentiontothefood.There’snothingworsethanhavingtoshowyourownopinion,andlistentoeveryoneelse’sopinions,whenallyoureallywantistoenjoythedinner.③Asecondgreatthingabouteatingoutaloneisthechancetoconnectfoodwithoneoflife’sothertruepleasures:Reading.Youhavetoplanthiscarefully:IndianorChineserestaurantsarethebest—youneedfoodyoucaneatwithjustonehand,leavingtheotherfreetoholdyourreadingmaterial.④Butperhapsthebiggestadvantageofatableforoneisthechanceitgivestopeople-watching.Restaurantsandthedifferentreasonsforvisitingthem—firstdate,businessmeeting,nightoutwithfriends—producesurprisinganddifferenthumanbehavior.Willthemansellinghisbusinessideagetanyjoyoutofhispossibleinvestor（投資者）?Willthemarriedcouplethinkofanythingtosaytoeachotherbeforetheirmaincoursesarrive?⑤This“humanzoo”partofeatingoutaloneisoneofthereasonsIhatetobefamous:Everyonewouldbewatchingyou,soyouwouldn’tbeabletowatchthem.ThesnookerplayerSteveDavissaysthiswasoneofthestrangestresultsofbecomingwell-known:Hegotveryworriedabouthiseatinginpublic,almosttothelevelofdoubtingwhetherhewas“doingitright”.⑥Sonexttimeyou’reconsideringyoureatingoutchoices,remembertheadviceofthebusinessmanNubarGulbenkian,“Thebestnumberforadinnerpartyistwo—myselfandasuperheadwaiter.”9．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A．Thesuggestionsaboutdiningout. B．Thereasonsforeatingoutalone.C．Thetroubleabouteatinginpublic. D．Thefearofmakingdiningchoices.10．Whatisthebestpartofdiningoutalone?A．Onecanjuststareatthefood. B．Onecanenjoyreadingwhileeating.C．Oneislikelytomeetwithfamouspeople. D．Oneisgiventhechancetowatchotherdiners.11．WhatdoesthewritermostlywanttotellthereadersinParagraph5?A．SteveDaviscaredtoomuchabouttablemanners. B．Famouspeoplearealwaysthecenterofattention.C．Beingfamousmayruinthejoyofeatingoutalone. D．Beingwatchedseemsbetterthanwatchingothers.12．Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B． C． D．（2022·浙江杭州·一模）InaforestjustoutsideBeijing,friendsLiXingandSunLianaredigging.“TodayisMarch12.It’sTreePlantingDay.”explainsSunLian.“InChina,peoplealloverthecountryplanttreesonthisday.”Theideaofanannualdayforplantingtreeswasfirstputforwardin1911bySunYat-sen,thegreatpioneerinChina’shistory.Hesaidmoretreeswereneededasaprotectionagainstfloodanddrought(旱澇災(zāi)害).In1915,thegovernmentnamedApril5thasTreePlantingDay.Then,in1979,thedaywaschangedtoMarch12th,torememberthedateonwhichSunYat-sendied.Thewholecountryplantstreesonthisday.Inthelasttenyears,65billiontreeshavebeenplantedacrossChina.“EveryonehasheardoftheGreatWallofChina.”saysXing.“ButhaveyouheardoftheGreenWallofChina?That’sthebiggesttreeplantingprogramofall.”TheGobiDesertinthenorthofChinaisgrowingeveryyear.Terriblesandstormsblowawaysoil,makingmorelanddryanduseless.In1978,atreeplantingprogrambegantotrytostoptheGobifromspreading.Thegovernmentandlocalfarmersareplantingmillionsoftreesinagreatgreen“wall”alongtheedgeofthedesert.Whenitisfinishedin2050,itwillbe4,500kilometerslong.“TreeplantingisatraditioninChinanow.”saysSunLian.“EveryonedoesitonMarch12th,butmanypeoplealsoplantatreeonadaythatisspecialjustforthem.MyparentsplantedtreeswhenIstartedschoolandweplantedoneonmycousin’sweddingday.Wedoitfortheenvironmentandforourselves.”13．What’stheideabehindTreePlantingDayattheverybeginning?A．Tocelebratethecomingspring.B．Tomaketheenvironmentbeautiful.C．Toprotectagainstfloodanddrought.D．TorememberthedateonwhichSunYat-sendied.14．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph3referto?A．TheGreenWall. B．TheGreatWall. C．TheGobiDesert. D．Thesandstorm.15．Inwhichorderdidthefollowingeventsdevelop?a.65billiontreeshavebeenplantedacrossChina.b.TreePlantingDaywaschangedtoMarch12th.c.ThegovernmentnamedApril5thasTreePlantingDay.d.Atreeplantingprogrambegantostopthedesertfromspreading.A．c-b-d-a B．c-d-b-a C．d-c-b-a D．d-b-a-c16．What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A．ThepredictionabouttheGreenWall.B．TheintroductionofTreePlantingDay.C．Theproblemofsandstormspeoplearefacing.D．Theimportanceofprotectingtheenvironment.（2022·浙江杭州·一模）TheoriginalOlympicGameswereheldinPeloponnesus,Greece,overfifteenhundredyearsago.Later,themodernOlympicGameswererevived(恢復(fù))becauseofaFrencheducatorandsportsman.All-maleOlympicGameswereheldin1896inAthens,Greece.Later,thefirstWinterOlympicGameswereheldin1924,inChamonix,France.Formanypeople,theOlympicGamesconsistofpopularsportslikeswimming,running,oriceskating.HerearethreeunusualOlympicevents,andthreeathleteswhofellinlovewiththem.CurlingCurlingisasportthatisplayedonice.Twoteamsoffourplayerseachmoveeightroundstonesalongtheicetoacoloredcircle(calledthehouse).Theobjectofthegameistoplaceastoneclosesttothecenterofthehouse.”Istartedcurlingfromprimaryschool.”CanadianOlympiccurlerSammyMcCanntoldus.“MyfatherIndahotelwithanicerink(溜冰場).Assoonasthepeoplelefttheice,myfriendsandIwouldgetrightonandstartcurling.TrampolineKidshavebeenjumpingontrampolinesforalmostahundredyears,butitwasonlyatthe2000OlympicGamesinSydneythattrampolinebecameanofficialOlympicsport.InOlympiccompetitions,eachtrampolineathleteshowstendifferentskills.Anathletecanscorewellbyshowingthattheycancontroltheirbodieswhilejumpinghighandturningoverintheair.“Ilovethesport.I’vebeendoingitsinceIwasfiveyearsold.”saidJenniferParilla,Americantrampolineathlete.AfterJennifercompetedinthe2000Olympics(astheonlyAmericantrampolineathlete),shegotatattoo(紋身)ofabutterflytoremindherofher“newbeginnings”asanOlympian.SkeletonThesportofskeletonracingfirstbecameanOlympicsportin1928.Skeletonracersslidedownanicycourseatveryhighspeedonasimplesled(雪橇).“Ididn’tstartskeletonuntilIwas30,”saidAmericanSkeletonracerZachGale.“Whiledriving,mygirlfriendandItookawrongturnatLakePlacid,NewYork.That’swherethe1980winterOlympicstookplace.Theywereofferingskeletonclassesthatafternoon.MygirlfriendMarciaCartersaid,“Whydon’twegiveitatry?Itwasfun!Ifellinlovewithit.”17．Whichofthefollowingiscurling?A． B． C． D．18．Whobecameinterestedintheeventattheyoungestage?A．ZachGale. B．JenniferParilla. C．MarciaCarter D．SammyMcCann19．Whydidtheseathletestakeupthesesports?A．Becausetheyfellinlovewiththesesports.B．Becausetheirparentstoldthemtodosports.C．BecausetheywantedtoentertheOlympics.D．Becausetheycaughtthechancebyaccident.20．Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?A． B．C． D．（2022·浙江杭州·一模）EversinceGregwas5yearsold,hehadwatchedhisgrandfathercarve(雕刻)thesmallwoodenfigures(圖形).Gregwasamazedbythequicknessofhisgrandfather’sfingersashepassedthecarvingknifefromonehandtotheother,breathinglifeintowhatwasoncealifelesspieceofwood.Fewpeoplehadthisskilllikehisgrandfather.Gregoftenwishedthathecouldcreatewonderfullittlewoodenworksashisgrandfatherdid.Oneday,Greg’sgrandfathercalledtheboyintotheworkshop.“Todayisthedaythatyoubegintolearnthelostartofcarving.”Gregcouldn’tbelievehisearsashepulledupasmalltoolnexttohisgrandfather’sworkingtable.Thesharpsmellofthewoodfilledhisnose,andhemovedincloselytowherehisgrandfatherwasworking.Greg’sheadwassoonfilledwiththenamesofthedifferenttoolshisgrandfatherusedtocreatethewoodentreasures.Aftertheintroductiontothetoolswascomplete,Gregpickedupapieceofwoodtomakehisfirsttryatcarving.Helovedthefeeloftherough(粗糙的)woodbitingintohisfingers.Heworkedforhoursthatday,tryingtolearnmuchfromhisgrandfather.Althoughhissmall,woodenpiecewasfarfromperfect,bothGregandhisgrandfatherwerequiteproudoftheworkGreghaddone.“Iwillgivethispieceaplaceofhonoronmyshelf,”Greg’sgrandfathertoldhim.Greg’seyesshonewithjoy.Heknewthatitwouldtakemanyyearstobecomeasskillfulashisgrandfather,butGregwasgoingtoenjoyeveryminuteofit!21．WhydidGreg’sgrandfatherputGreg’swoodenfigureontheshelf?A．BecauseGreg’sgrandfatherusedtoputthewoodenfiguresthere.B．BecauseGreg’sgrandfatherknewitwasnotagoodpieceofwork.C．BecauseGreg’sgrandfatherwasproudofGreg’sfirstwoodencarving.D．BecauseGreg’sgrandfatherhadneverseensuchawonderfulwoodcarving.22．WhydidGreg’sgrandfathercallwoodcarvinga“l(fā)ostart”?A．Nooneknewhowtocarvewoodbyhand.B．Therewerenobooksabouthowtocarvewood.C．Carvingwoodwasdoneonlybythelostpeople.D．Notmanypeoplecouldcarvewoodbyhandanymore.23．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“breathinglifeintowhatwasoncealifelesspieceofwood”mean?A．Greg’sgrandfatherwouldliketomakealifelesspieceofwood.B．Greg’sgrandfatheralwaysblewonthewoodbeforehecarvedit.C．Greg’sgrandfathercouldn’tbreathewhenhecarvedthewoodenfigures.D．Greg’sgrandfathercouldmakeareal-lookingfigurefromapieceofwood.24．WhatwouldGregprobablydoafterhehadhisfirstlesson?A．Keepworkingonittogetbetter.B．Throwouthisfirstwoodenfigure.C．Cutdownatreeinordertogetwood.D．Giveupasheisn’tasgoodashisgrandfather.（2022·浙江溫州·模擬預(yù)測）MistyCopelandspendsmostdaysinthetrainingroom.Shepracticesandperfectsthegraceful(優(yōu)雅的)movementsofherart.Also,shelooksafterherbodysoshedoesn’thurtitwhensheworksasadancerofAmericanBallet(芭蕾)Theatre,oneofthemostfamousballetcompaniesintheworld.Mistydidn’talwaysfeelsoconfidentaboutherself.Thechallengesshehasfacedforalmost20yearsofdancinghavemadeherstrong.Sheusedtobeashygirlwholovedmusicanddance.Whenshewas13,Misty’steachersuggestedsheattendafreeballetclassattheBoys&GirlsClub.Atfirst,Mistyfeltoutofplaceintheclass.Shedidn’tknowanythingaboutballet,andshewasolderthanmostofthestudents—balletdancersusuallystarttrainingmuchyoungerthan13.ButMisty’stalentandhardworkhelpedherimprovequickly.Soonafter,shedancedinherfirstshow.Themoreshelearnedballet,themoreimportantitbecametoher.“PerformingwasmyfavoritepartbecauseIfeltreallyopenandfreeonstage,”shesays.“Forthefirsttimeinmylife,IfeltlikeIbelonged.”Attheageof19,Mistysuddenlyputonweight.Shehadbeentallandthin,whichwas“perfect”foraballetdancer’sbody.Butnow,shewasbeingtoldherproportions(比例)justweren’trightanymore.Thisshookherself-confidence.Besides,MistywastheonlyAfricanAmericanballetdancerinhercompany.Becauseofthis,shesometimesfeltasifshedidn’tfitin.EvenifMistyfeltdiscouraged,shedidn’tgiveup.Withthehelpofherfriendsandteachers,thingsimproved.Shelearnedspecialtrainingskillsrightforherbodytype.Andshebegantostandupforherself.“I’velearnedtoembracemyappearance(外貌),skincolorandbody.”Shealsohaswrittenabook,Firebird,inwhichshetalksaboutherdreams.“Nomatterwhatthatdreamis,youhavethepowertomakeitcometrue.Everymorning,Iwakeupandthink:TodayIcanbebetterthanyesterday.Andthat’sprettycool!”25．AccordingtoParagraph1,thebestwordtodescribeMistyis________.A．creative B．talented C．stressed D．hard-working26．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutMisty?A．Shestarteddancingbeforeshewas13.B．Sheenjoysthefeelingofperformingballetonthestage.C．Sheissuccessfulbecauseofhertalentandperfectbody.D．Shebecameconfidentagaineachtimewiththehelpofherparents.27．Theunderlinedword“embrace”inthepassageprobablymeans“________”.A．a(chǎn)ccept B．improve C．dislike D．change28．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．TrainingforBallet B．TheChallengesofBalletC．DancetowardsDreams D．AGreatPerformance（2022·浙江金華·模擬預(yù)測）Director—GeneralBokova,Ladiesandgentlemen,IamPengLiyuan.ItgivesmeagreatpleasuretojoinyouforthisimportantinitiativeastheUNmarksits70thanniversary.Educationisverycloseinmyheart.MyfathergrewupinaverysmallvillageinChina.Inthosedays,notmanyvillagerscouldread.Somyfatheropenedanightschooltoteachthemhowtoread.Withhishelp,manypeoplelearnedtowritetheirownnames.Withhishelp,manypeoplelearnedtoreadnewspapersforthefirsttime.Withhishelp,manywomenwereabletoteachtheirchildrenhowtoread.Ashisdaughter,Iknowwhateducationmeanstothepeople,especiallythosewithoutit.Aftergenerationsofhardwork,Chinahascomealongwayineducation.Imyselfamabeneficiary(受益者)ofthatprogress.OtherwiseIwouldneverbecomeaprofessorofmusical...Manyyearsagomyfathermadeasmalldifferenceinhisvillage.Togetherwecanmakeabigdifferenceintheworld.IwasonceaskedaboutmyChinesedream.IsaidIhopeallchildrenespeciallygirlscanhaveaccesstogoodeducation.ThisismyChinesedream.Ibelieveonedayeducationfirstwillnolongerbeadream;itwillbearealityenjoyedbyeveryyoungwomanonthisplanet.Thankyouverymuch.29．Whattextisthispassage?A．Aletter. B．Ane-mail. C．Aspeech. D．Anote.30．WhatisMsPeng’sChinesedream?A．Allchildrencangetgoodeducation. B．Tomakeabigdifferenceintheworld.C．Manywomencanteachtheirchildrenhowtoread. D．Toopenanightschooltoteachvillagers.31．HowdoesthewritertellusherChinesedream?A．Bymakingcomparisons. B．Bygivingexamples.C．Byshowingtheform. D．Bytellingstories.（2022·浙江舟山·一模）WhenvisitingthesouthernChinesecityofLiuzhou,thefirstthingpeoplenoticeisitsquietness.Whatismissingisthecontinuousnoiseoffuelvehicles(燃油車輛)inmostbigcities.Itisbecausealmost50%ofthecarssoldinLiuzhoulastyearwereelectricvehicles(EVs電動(dòng)汽車),makingthecityofabout4millionpeoplethebiggestEVmarketintheworld.Notonlythat,thenaturalenvironmentofthecityisalsowonderful.Liuzhou’sfirstmovewastoletpeopleknowmoreaboutEVs.SAIC-GM-Wulingcarriedoutafree10-monthtest-driveplanin2017.Morethan15,000peopletookthecarmaker’sBaojunE100foratrial(試用).Thetrialwassopopularthatchancesranoutwithinminutes,and70%oftest-driversboughtoneofthevehicles.Wulingthenstudiedpeople’sneedsanddrivinghabitstomakeimprovements.Atthebeginning,peoplehadmanyworriesaboutEVs,suchassafetyortheproblemaboutcharging(充電).Infact,it’sverycomfortabletouseEVs.Freeparkingandtensofthousandsofchargepointsareonhandfordrivers.Peoplehaverealizednotonlydoesitsavemoneytodriveelectriccarsbutalsotherearemanychargepointsforconvenience.Besides,theairisbecomingcleaneraftermoreandmoreEVshittheroad.“Guidingpeopletowardselectriccarsisnoteasy”,saidJochenSicbert,managingdirectoratJSCAutomotiveinSingapore.ButofficialsofGuangxiarealsotryingtomaketheuseofEvsmorepopularinothercities,includinginotherpartsofChina.“Citiesshouldsupportthelight-weightandsmallvehiclescomingintothecityasthosevehiclescanfiteverywhereanddon’tusetoomuchpower,”Siebertsaid.“Thatshouldbethefuture.”32．WhatmadeLiuzhouleadtheworld?A．EVs’production. B．EVs’sales. C．Cityenvironment. D．Populationincrease.33．Whatdoweknowaboutthe10-monthtest-driveplanfromthepassage?A．Itworkedverywell. B．ItcostWulingmuchmoney.C．Itwasdoubtedbypeopleatfirst. D．Itwascarriedoutinmanyothercities.34．WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A．Guidanceofsafedriving. B．AdvantagesofdrivingEVs.C．Solutionstotrafficproblems. D．SuggestionsfromEVs’customers.35．Whatisthewritingpurposeofthistext?A．Tobuildaless-pollutedcity. B．TodrawpublicattentiontoWuling.C．Toencouragetheuseofelectriccars. D．Toexplainsomeenvironmentalproblems.（2022·浙江衢州·一模）BenUnderwoodwasanormalyoungboy.Helovedplayingbasketball,ridinghisbike,listeningtomusicwithhisfriendsandplayingvideogames.Butinoneway,Benwasdifferentfrommostotherboys-hewasblind.However,Benhadaspecialtalent(天賦).Hedidn’thaveeyes,buthecouldstill‘see’.Benwasbornon26January1992.Forthefirsttwoyearsofhislife,Benwasahappyandhealthybaby.Hehadanormallife,livingwithhismotherandtwoolderbrothersinCalifornia.However,whenBenwastwoyearsold,hislifechanged.In1994,hewastakentothehospitalbecausehehadproblemswithhiseyes.Thedoctorslookedathiseyesandtoldhismotherthebadnews-Benhadcancer.Afterafewmonths,hehadanoperationtoremove(去除)thecancer.Luckily,theoperationwasreallysuccessfulandBenwasfine.______________Afterhisoperation,Bendevelopedaspecialability.Whenhewasthree,helearnthowto‘see’buildingswithhisears.Helistenedandhecouldhearnoisesbounce(反彈)offbuildings.Thenoisestoldhimwherethebuildingswere.Then,whenBenwasseven,helearntto‘click’.Hemadeclickingnoiseswithhismouthandlistenedforthenoisesthatbouncedbackfromthings.Inthisway,Bencould‘see’wherehewasandwhatwasaroundhim.ThisisthesamewaydolphinsseethingsunderwaterScientistsanddoctorswereamazedbyBen’stalent.ThereareonlyafewblindpeopleintheworldwhocanseelikeBen.Peoplerespectedhimbecauseofthis.Hebecamefamous.HewasonTVandhetraveledtodifferentcountriesandtalkedtopeopleabouthislife.Sadly,whenBenwas16,hiscancercameback.Hediedsoonafter.However,duringBen’slife,hetaughtpeoplethatanythingispossible.Manypeopleadmired(欽佩)himbecauseheencouragedthemandhelpedthemfeelstrongtoo.Whenhediedin2009,over2,000peoplewenttohisfuneral.36．What’sthecorrectorder(順序)ofBen’slife?a.Benlearnthowto‘see’and‘click’.b.Benbecameveryfamous.c.Ben’scancercamebackanddied.d.Benhadaproblemwithhiseyes.A．a(chǎn)-d-b-c B．a(chǎn)-d-c-b C．d-a-b-c D．d-a-c-b37．Whatdoes“this”inParagraph4referto?A．Ben’seyes B．Ben’stalent C．blindpeople D．theoperation38．Whichsentencecanbeputinthe________?A．Hefeltbetterthanbefore,andhecanseetheworldclearly.B．Fromthenon,hetriedtodomoreexercisetostayhealthy.C．Hismotherwassothankfulthathersoncanwalkwithoutanyhelp.D．However,thedoctorshadtoremovehiseyesandBenbecameblind.39．WhichwordcanbestdescribeBen?A．Friendly. B．Humorous. C．Nervous. D．Strong.（2022·浙江嘉興·二模）“Tobeamusician,it’slikefulfillingapartofyourlifethat’sirreplaceable.It’ssomethingthatIlovetodoandgetasatisfactionfromit.”Bornin1925inLouisiana,RenaldRichard’smemoriesofchildhoodarefilledwithmusic.Attheageofsix,Richardstartedpianolessonsathome.“IplayedpartiallybyearandIlearnedpiecesonthepiano,soIguessmusicwasinmysystem.”Attheageof13,Richardstartedlessonsonthetrumpet,andlaterplayeditinthehighschoolband.WhenstudyingmusicatXavierUniversityofLouisiana,heplayedinclubsonthecity’sfamousBourbonStreetandalsotouredwithmanybands.WhileplayinginHouston,RichardwasinvitedbyRayCharles,amusician,toplaytrumpetinhisband.“Firstofall,tobechosenbyRayCharleswasanhonortome.Iwasproudofthatandalittlenervous.”Intime,RichardbecameCharles’bandleader.RayCharleswasstrict,saysRichard,andhewantedthesamefrombandmembers.“Hewasaperfectionistandhewasratherstrictabouthismusic.”RayCharlessaid.RichardtouredallovertheSouthandWestwithRayCharles.Sittinginthebackseatofthecar,RichardwrotethesongGotaWomanforCharles.ItbecameRayCharles’sfirstnumberoneradiosong.ThesongputRayCharlesonthemap.Overtheyears,RichardhaswrittenmanyothersongsthathavebeenusedbyartistsincludingJoeTuner,theBeatles,theRollingStonesandElvisPresleytonameafew.LivingnowinSouthernFlorida,Richardisstillactiveattheageof97.“I’mplayingmusicmainlywiththeMarcoIslandDrummersandI’mplayingwiththeJazzMastersinNaples,soIdoalotofplayingandIenjoythat.”Asyoucansee,RenaldRichard’smusicaldaysarebynomeansnearanend.40．WhydoesthewritermentionRichard’schildhoodmemory?A．Togivesuggestionsonhowtolearnmusic.B．Toshowtherolemusicplayedinhisearlylife.C．Tomentiontheunforgettablememoryofchildhood.D．Tointroducetheimportanceofhavingpianolessons.41．WhatdoesRayCharlesthinkofRichard?A．Proudandserious. B．Politeandhonest.C．Respectfulandstrict. D．Caringandhard-working.42．Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“ThesongputRayCharlesonthemap,”mean?A．ThesonghelpedRayCharlesfindhisway.B．Th