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（一）

（2024?遼寧統(tǒng)考?中考真題）Lastsummer,Kellywenttoafishingvillageforvacationwithherparents.As

soonasshearrived,sherantothebeachwithherwatercolors,brushesandpaper.

Fishermenwerebusyfishing.Seabirdswereflyingaround.Justthenared-hairedgirlpassedby."Hello

there!,?saidKelly.

“Hello,“saidthegirl,butshedidn'tstop.Infact,sheseemedtowalkfaster.Kellywasunhappy.Shethought

itwouldbeboringifshecouldn'tmakeanyfriendsinthevillage.

Afterawhile,Kellyclimbedupontherocksandbegantopaint.Shewaspaintingablueband（條紋）when

sheheardsomeoneclimbinguptherockbehindher.Sheknewherparentswereonthebeachbelow.Whocouldthis

be?Sheturnedherheadtolook.Itwasthered-hairedgirl!

“CanIwatchyoupainting?^^askedthegirl.

Kellywassosurprisedthatshecouldhardlyanswer.Butshesaid,“Ofcourse!I'mnotmuchofapainter,

though.^^Thegirl,Marie,thensatdownbesideKelly.

“Ijustcouldn'tkeepawaywhenIsawyoupainting!,5shesaid."Iguessyoupaintedthebluebandforthesea.

Maybeyoucouldmixalovelybluewithgreen.^^

Kellygaveitatryandsaid,t4Youaresogreat!

“Areyougoingtostaylong?”askedMarie.

“Well,Ithinkso,“answeredKelly."WelikeithereandIthinkFvegotanewfriendnow.”

Thetwogirlslookedateachother.Smilesshoneontheirfaces.

1.Kellycametothefishingvillageto

A.takeawalkB.visitafriendC.meetapainterD.spendaholiday

2.HowdidKellyfeelwhenthered-hairedgirlwalkedaway?

A.Excited.B.Calm.C.Moved.D.Sad.

3.BothKellyandMarieliked

A.paintingB.travellingC.runningD.fishing

4.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Theprojectonbeachprotection.B.Thestoryaboutafishingvillage.

C.Thefriendshipbetweentwogirls.D.Theexperienceofwatchingseabirds.

kangaroo

（2024?遼寧統(tǒng)考?中考真題）Itwasthefirstdayofschool.Li,aboyfromChina,wastalkinghappilywith

Tom,hisclassmate.

Whenthebellrang,theteacher,MissHess,cameinandgaveLiawarmwelcome.Ligaveagiftfortheclass

toher.MissHessopeneditandsaid,"Whatalovelygift!Couldyoudescribeit?”Lireplied,cuOfcourse!Ifsa

tangram（七巧板）madebymyfather.It'spartoftraditionalChinesecultureandshowsthewisdom（智慧）of

Chinesepeople.Ithassevenpieces,fivetriangles,asquareandaparallelogram.Thesepiecescanbearranged（排

歹U）intotheshapeofabuilding,abridge,ananimalandsoon.Ithelpsimproveourimaginationandcreativity.

AfterLi'sintroduction,hisclassmatesbecameverycuriousaboutthetangramandwantedtohaveatry.

Oneday,MissHessstartedananimalscienceunitwithariddle（謎語(yǔ)）.Shesaid,“Thisanimallivesin

Australiaandneedslittlewatertosurvive.^^LiquicklymadeuptheshapeofakangarooandshowedittoMissHess.

“Goodjob!”MissHessapplaudedhimandsaid,"Couldyougivemoreinformationsotheclasscouldgetit,Li?”

“Sure!”saidLiinaclearvoice.t6Thisanimalcarriesitsbabyinapouch（育JL袋）ttKangaroo!^^theclasscriedout.

WhenLi'sclassmatessawwhathearranged,theyfeltamazedandaskedhimtomakemoretangramanimals.

Weekslater,MissHessinvitedLitoshareariddleinclass.Hestoodupandsaidwithconfidence,t4Gifts

fromChina,eachwithsevenpieces.^^“Tangrams!”saidtheclass."Great!Hereareenoughtangramsforeveryone,9,

saidLiproudly.Verysoon,thetangrambecamepopularinthewholeschool.

5.Whodescribedthetangraminclass?

A.Li.B.Tom.C.MissHess.D.Li^father.

6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“applauded“meaninParagraph4?

A.Saved.B.Warned.C.Stopped.D.Praised.

7.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?

A.Ligotgiftsfromhisclassmates.B.Thetangrambecamepopular.

C.MissHesssolvedariddleinclass.D.Thewholeclasslikedanimals.

8.Whafsthebesttitle（標(biāo)題）forthetext?

A.AproudfatherB.AwildanimalC.AlovelygiftD.Asocialclass

（2023?遼寧沈陽(yáng)?中考真題）BothmywifeandIarerunninglovers.Iusuallyrunonthetrackinmy

neighbourhood.Mostpeoplewalkonthetrack,soIamfasterthanthem.Myspeedseemsamazingtothewalkers

andIoftenpassbythemtwentyormoretimesaroundthetrack.Thismakesmefeelproud.

Oneday,ashortmancame.Hedidn'tlooklikemuchofarunner.Isawhimgetoutofthecarandwarmup

beforerunningwhenIpassedbytwowalkers.Hestartedrunningafewmetresaheadofme.HewasfastbutIsped

upandmanagedtocatchupwithhim.Ihadsomeonetocompetewith.Butafteralap（H）,Ifellbehindhimand

hadgreatdifficultyinbreathing.Aftertwolaps,myfootbegantohurt,soIhadtoslowdownandbegantorunat

myusualspeed.ThistimeIcouldbreatheagainwithoutsoundinglikeIhadalungdisease（月市?。゛ndthepainin

myfootwentaway.Inaveryshorttime,hewasfarahead.Hewastoofastformetofollow.

Thatday,Ilearntseverallessons.Inlife,therewillalwaysbethoseslowerandfaster.Somehavenaturaltalent

（天賦），andsomehavetrainedharder.Don'tjudge（為U斷）thecapacityofapersonbyhowheorshelooks.

Thepointisthatweeachhaveourownspeed.Whenwearetryingtokeepup,weoftenenduphurting

ourselvesandbeingoutofbreath.Slowdownorspeedup,butrunyourracetoyourbest.Don'trunfastwhenyou

shouldberunningslowly.Don'trunatallwhenyoushouldbewalking.Don'twalkwhenyoushouldberunning.

9.Whatwastheauthor'sfirstimpressionoftheshortman?

A.Hewasanamazingrunner.B.Hewasanexperienceddriver.

C.Hewasn'tgoodatrunning.D.Hewastooproudofhimself.

10.Whathappenedtotheauthorwhenhesloweddown?

A.Hisbreathbecamemuchheavier.B.Hisfootdidn'thurtanymore.

C.Hesoundedlikehavinganillness.D.Hestartedtohaveapaininhisfoot.

11.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“capacity“probablymean?

A.ageB.jobC.attitudeD.ability

12.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Theslower,thehealthierB.Thefaster,thebetter

C.KeepfitthroughrunningD.Enjoyyourownspeed

（四）

（2023?遼寧大連?中考真題）Raywasanaughty（淘氣的）student.Buthewassmartandhard-working.And

heneverlostaraceorachessgame.Healwayscamefirstinschool.Hewassopleasedwithhimselfthathewould

alwaysrefusetohelpothers.

“Ray,areyouabletogotothemarketandbuysomeeggs?”askedhismother.Raygaveanexcuseand

refused,"Sorry,Mom.Iwouldbebusywithmyhomework.9,

Jack,oneofRay'sfriends,wantedhishelpandasked,"Pleasehelpmesolvethismathproblem.^^“Youmust

useyourbrainandsolveityourself.^^repliedthearrogant（傲慢的）Ray.OnlyonethingwasimportanttoRay.His

precious（珍貴的）pen!Heconsidereditashisluckypen.ButonedayRaylostthepen.

WorriedRaylookedeverywhereforthepen,butcouldn'tfindit.Helplessly,hewenttohismotherforhelp,

“Mom,Ilostmyluckypen!Pleasehelpmefindit.Ihaveatesttomorrow.

Hismotherignored（不理睬）hisrequestandsaidJTmsorry.TmgoingoutwithAuntyChristme.^^

Withtearsrollingdownhiseyes.Rayaskedhisfriendforhelp,“Ihavelostmyluckypen.Icannotfinishthe

testwithoutit.Pleasehelpmefindit!”"I'msorry,Ray.Ihavetorevisefortomorrow'stest.Idon'thavetimeto

waste?9Jackreplied.

Raysatathisdesk,cryinghiseyesout,whenhismotherwalkedintogivehisluckypentohim."Ifoundit

underthesofainthedrawingroom.^^saidhismother.

“Manythanks.saidRay.Andthus,Raylearnthislesson.

Afterthatday,Rayhelpedeveryonewhenpossibleforhim.

13.ToRay'smotherandJack,Raywas.

A.perfectB.unhelpfulC.carelessD.warm-hearted

14.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutRay?

A.Hetoldliestohismother.B.Herefusedhisfriend^help.

C.Hehelpedhisfriendwithmath.D.Heneededhelptofindhispen.

15.HowdidRaylearnhislesson?

A.Bytakingatest.B.Byhelpingothers.

C.Bysharingkindness.D.Byexperiencingworries.

16.WhatcanwelearnfromthePassage?

A.Askingforhelpnecessary.B.Helpingothersbringshappiness.

C.Helpingothersistohelpourselves.D.Lookingforexcusesforourselvesuseless.

（五）

（2023?遼寧鞍ill?真考真題）Aladywantedabirthdaygiftfromherhusband.Formanymonths,shehadliked

abeautifulring,andknowingherhusbandcouldaffordit,shetoldhimthatwasallshewanted.Onthemorningof

thebirthday,herhusbandtoldherhowproudhewastohavesuchagoodwife,andhowmuchhelovedher.He

gaveherabeautifulgiftpackage（盒）.Sheopeneditandfoundadictionary.Sheraisedhervoiceandsaidtoher

husband,"Withallyourmoney,yougivem。adictionary?”Afterthat,shelefthim.

Manyyearspassedandtheladywasverysuccessfulinbusiness.Sheownedtwolargecompanies.She

realizedherhusbandwasveryold,soshethoughtperhapssheshouldgotovisithim.Butbeforeshecould,she

receivedalettertellingherthathehaddied,andgaveallofhispossessions（財(cái)產(chǎn)）toher.Sheneededtocomeback

andtakecareofthethings.

Whenshearrivedathishouse,shewassurprisedtoseethestillnewdictionarythere,justasshehadleftit

yearsbefore.Withtearsinhereyes,sheopeneditandbegantoturnthepages.Aringdroppedfromthedictionary

tothefloorandacardcouldbeseen.Shepickeditupandfounditwastheringshewantedinthosedays.Andon

thecardwasthedateofherbirth,andthewords"LOVEYOUALWAYS^^.

Pleaseremembersometimesthebestandmostbeautifulthingsintheworldcannotbeseenoreventouched,

unlesstheyarefeltwithyourheart.

17.Whatwasthewifealwaysthirstyforbeforeherbirthday?

A.Adictionary.B.Abeautifulring.

C.Allofherhusband^possessions.D.Twolargecompanies.

18.Whatcanweinfer（推斷）fromtheunderlinedsentence?

A.Theladywassatisfiedwiththedictionary.

B.Theladywasthankfultoherhusband.

C.Theladywasmovedbywhatherhusbandsaid.

D.Theladyfeltangryafterseeingthedictionary.

19.Whathappenedtotheladymanyyearslater?

A.Shefailedinbusiness.B.Shegotmarriedagain.

C.Shesucceededinbusiness.D.Shewasunhealthy.

20.Whydidthewifewanttogobacktoseeherhusband?

A.Sheneededhishelp.B.Shewantedtogetbackthedictionary.

C.Sheknewherhusbandwasdying.D.Shethoughthewasold.

21.Whatcanweknowfromthetext?

A.Thehusbandwastoopoortopayforthering.

B.Thehusbandlovedhiswifeverymuch.

C.Theladyleftherhusbandbecauseofherbusiness.

D.Theladydidn'tmindherhusband'sdeathatall.

（六）

（2023?遼寧丹東?中考真題）Judie'sclasswerestudyingChineseculture.Oneday,herteacherwentintothe

classroomwithsomekites.HetoldthemthatkiteswereinventedinChinamorethantwothousandyearsago.At

theendoftheclass,hesaid,“TheChinesemakekitesthatmeansomethingimportanttothem.Iexpecteachofyou

tomakeakitethatmeanssomethingimportanttoyou.Inthatcase,youwillhaveabetterunderstandingofkites

thanbefbre.^^

Judiedecidedtoaskherdadforhelpasitwasherfirsttimetomakeakite.4tWhatcanyouthinkofwhenyou

seeakite?^^herdadasked.Judiethoughtforamomentandanswered,uButterflies.^^

Judie'sdadagreedthatitwouldbeagoodideatomakeabutterflykite.Theymadeacrosswithsomewood

sticks,thenJudiepaintedabutterflyonapieceofwhitepaper.Next,theystuckthepaperonthecross.Finally,they

tiedalongtailtothebottom.

Thenextmorning,theytookthekitetotheparkandtestedit."Wow!"shecriedproudly,"Howhighitflies!”

“Judie,canyoutellmewhyyoulikebutterflies?”askedherdad.

Judiereplied,tcTome,butterfliesmeanbeautyandfreedom!,9

22.Thekiteswereinventedmorethanyearsago.

A.1,000B.1,500C.2,000D.2,500

23.Judiewantedtomakeakite.

A.fishB.pandaC.sheepD.butterfly

24.WhenJudiemadeakitesheused.

A.clayandsticksB.paintandcardsC.sticksandpaperD.chopsticksandpaper

25.WhatdoesabutterflymeantoJudie?

A.Beautyandfreedom.B.Loveandfamily.

C.Happinessandluck.D.Lifeandbeauty.

26.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.Judieaskedherparentsforhelpandtheyagreed.

B.Judiemighthaveabetterunderstandingofkitesthanbefore.

C.Judiestuckthepaperonthecrossandtiedalongtailtothetop.

D.Judietookthekitetotheyardandplayedwithherdad.

（七）

（2023?遼寧錦州?中考真題）Afewyearsago,IwenttoItalyasanexchangestudent.Beforeleaving,Iasked

mymotherwhatgiftsIshouldtaketotheteachersandtheclassmatesthere.MomsaidthattheChinesefanwasa

goodoption,forChinaispraisedas"theFanKingdom^^.Iagreedcompletely,becauseitismorethanatoolfor

cooling.AndifsalsoanimportantpartofChineseculture.

IwentshoppingandboughtthreekindsofChinesefans.Thefirstkindwasthefeather（羽毛）fanforthe

teachers,whichwasmadeofbirdfeathers.ItwasthesymbolofZhugeLiang,averysmartmaninancientChina.

ThefansIboughtforthegirlsweresilkfans.Theywerealsocalled“roundsilkfans99.Fansofthiskindweremade

ofsilkwithpaintingsofbeautifulwomen,birdsorflowers.Theywereverypopularwithwomenofallages.Asfor

theboys,IpickedthefoldingfansfromRongchang,aplaceinthewestofChongqing.Thefoldingfansweremade

ofpaperandbamboo.Thereweregreatpaintingsandcalligraphy（書法）onthem.

AtthewelcomepartyinItaly,mynewfriendswereallexcitedtogetthewonderfulfans.Andtheywereeven

moreexcitedafterlearningaboutthestoriesandculturebehindthem.

27.Whatdidthewriterwanttodobeforegoingabroad?

A.Topreparegiftsforhismom.B.TobuygiftsfornewfriendsinItaly.

C.TolearnItalianculture.D.Tomakeagoodplanforthetrip.

28.Theunderlinedword"option“hasthesimilarmeaningto.

A.choiceB.placeC.testD.party

29.Whatdoesthewriterthinkofhismom'sidea?

A.Bad.B.Terrible.C.Wonderful.D.Awful.

30.Thefoldingfansthatthewriterpickedfortheboysweremadeof.

A.featherB.silkC.cottonD.paperandbamboo

31.Whafsthewriter'spurposeofgoingtoItaly?

A.TointroducefanstoItalians.B.Togoonvacationwithhismom.

C.Tobeanexchangestudent.D.Totakegiftstothenewfriends.

（八）

（2023?遼寧營(yíng)口?中考真題）ChenZhougivespopularinspirational（激勵(lì)的）speechesaroundtheworld.

Hetalksabouthisjourneyvisitingover700ofChina'scitiesandclimbingover100mountains.It'sanimpressive

thingforanyone,butevenmoresowhenyouknowthatChendoesn'thaveanylegs.Hegetsaroundandclimbs

mountainswithhishandsinwoodenboxes.

Afterhisparents5divorce（離婚）whenhewaslittle,Chenwasraisedbyhisgrandparents.Theywerevery

poorandfromayoungage,Chenwouldgoouttofindwaystomakemoney.Oneday,whileridingatrainhe

realizedhewasgoinginthewrongdirectionandjumpedofthetrain.Chen'slegswerecutoff.Hewasjust13.

Chenstartedtosinginthestreet.Itwastherethathemetthewomanwhowouldbecomehiswife.Ability

Magazinereportedthatsheaskedhim“Doyouneedanyhelpafteryoufinishsinging?”Fromthenon,thetwo

begantoseeeachothereverydayandfeelforeachother.Onthe10thanniversary（周年）oftheirwedding（婚

禮）,theyclimbedChina'sFiveSacredMountainstogether.

Chenhasbecomeatrueinspirationforpeople.In2016heencouragedthethen-11-year-old,GaoZhiyuto

climbmountains.LikeChen,Gaoalsolosthislegsinaterribleaccident.CheninvitedGaotoclimbLaoshan

Mountainwithhimafterhearinghisstory.Gaolosthislegsinacaraccidentandwasoutofschoolforfouryears,

doinghisschoolworkinthehospital.Beforethis,Gaohadneverclimbedamountain.Buttogethertheyclimbeda

summit（頂峰）900metershigh.Chenreallyshowsthepowerofthehumanspirit!

32.WhatistalkedaboutinChenZhou'sspeeches?

A.Hisdreamofclimbingmoremountains.

B.Hispleasureofsinginginthestreet.

C.Hisjourneyvisitingcitiesandclimbingmountains.

D.Howhemadealivingbyclimbingover100mountains.

33.HowdidChenZhoulosehislegs?

A.Hewasbornwithoutlegs.

B.Helosttheminatrainaccident.

C.Hewashurtinacaraccident.

D.Helostthembecauseofadisease.

34.WhendidChenmeethiswife?

A.Whilehewasworkingasastreetmusician.

B.WhenhewasinterviewedbyAbilityMagazine.

C.Whenhewasattendingsomebody'swedding.

D.WhilehewasclimbingChina'sFiveSacredMountains.

35.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Itisveryimportanttohavebigdreams.

B.ChenZhouisnottheonlypooroneintheworld.

C.ChenZhouinspirespeopletogetoverdifficulties.

D.Specialpeoplecanalsomakegreatachievements.

36.WhichwordcanbestdescribeChenZhou?

A.Strong-minded.B.Ill-minded.C.Small-minded.D.Absent-minded.

（九）

（2022?遼寧沈陽(yáng)?中考真題）MynameisMaryWhite.Ihavefivechildren,soourhouseisalwaysnoisy.

Luckily,Ilovegardeningandmygardenhelpsmerelax.

Foralongtime,Iguardedthegardenofpeaceandquiet.Whenthechildrenfollowedmeintothegarden,I

wouldexpectthemtobeoutofsight（視野）.AndIwouldhandouttasks.

“Here:youwaterthetomatoes,youdigthehole,and...”Soontheywouldbetired,andtheywouldleaveme

tomyself.

Butduringarecentspring,whileIwasworkinginthegarden,my13-year-oldson,Josiahnoticedme.He

pickedupatoolandbeganhelping.Workingasateam,wefinishedthejobsoon.IappreciatedJosiahandkissed

him,realizingthatI'denjoyedworkingwithhim.

Oneday,whenIwaspickingthepeas（豌豆）andhavingatastealone,Abbysawmeandranover.Iput

severalpeasintohermouth.Shejustlovedhowtastytheywere.

“Mum,Iwanttheotherstotrythemtoo.^^

Suddenly,IrealizedIhadbeenwrongforlong.I'dtriedtokeepthehappinessofgardeningtomyself,and

herewasachildwhocouldn'twaittosharewithothers."Sure,dear,lefspicksome.We'llmakeawonderful

Fromthenon,Ienjoyedallofthegarden'sbeautieswiththechildren.Webroughtthevegetablesbackhome,

preparingandcookingtogether,becauseweknewthateverythingwasbetterwhenshared.

37.HowdidMaryWhitemakehergardenpeacefulandquiet?

A.Sheofferedherchildrensometasks.B.Shekeptherchildrendiggingholes.

C.Sheservedherchildrensometomatoes.D.Shetaughtherchildrenaboutgardening.

38.Whatdoestheunderlined（畫線的）wordtaappreciated^^probablymean?

A.refusedB.thankedC.orderedD.educated

39.WhatdoyouknowaboutMaryWhitefromthetext?

A.Shefoundthatteamworkwasdifficult.B.Shewentonworkinginthegardenalone.

C.Shestilldislikedthehelpfromherchildren.D.Shegottoenjoythetimewithherchildren.

40.What'sMaryWhite'sattitude（態(tài)度）towardssharing?

A.Itisuseless.B.Itispainful.C.Itismeaningful.D.Itiscommon.

（十）

（2022?遼寧大連?中考真題）Inasmallvillage,therewasawiseoldmannamedRyan.Onedayhisyoung

nephew（侄子）Keithcametovisithim.Duringtheirtalk,Keithsaidhewassadandworriedabouthislittle

progressinlearningtheguitar.Howeverhardhetried,hejustcouldn'timprovemuch.

Keithaskedhisuncleforadvice."Followme.^^saidRyan,andheledKeithuptothehighhillsaroundthe

village.Thisroadwaslonganddifficult,butKeithfollowedtheoldman.Astheygothigher.Ryansaidthathe

neededtogotothetopofthehighesthillwherehehadneverbeento.Keithwassurprisedbutdecidedtohelphis

uncle.

Withgreatdifficulty,Keithhelpedhisuncleclimbthehill.Sometimesheevencarriedtheoldmanonhisback.

Atthetop,sweating（流汗）,heputhisunclebackonthegroundandlaughedwithjoy.

“Doyourememberthetimeswhenyouwerealittleboy?Sometimesyoureturnedhomewithtearsinyour

eyes,“saidRyan."Theotherchildrenteased（嘲笑）you.Doyourememberwhy?”

Keithlookedaroundandnodded.Herememberedthatasachildheoftenplayedonthehillswithother

children.TheycalledthishillMountImpossible,becausesmallchildrencouldn'treachitstop."AtthattimeIwas

unabletogethere,“saidKeith."Thebiggerkidshadnoproblem.^^

“Andtoday,9,saidRyan,“younotonlyclimbedhere,butalsodraggedmeup.”

“Ibecamebiggerandstronger.

"InsteadofclimbingMountImpossibleeveryday,youplayedonthesmallerhillsandbecamebetterat

climbing.Youbecamestronger.^^saidRyan."MountImpossiblebecamepossibleforyoutoclimbwhileyou

weren'teventhinkingaboutit.”

41.WhatmadeKeithsadandworried?

A.Hisguitarskillimprovedlittle.B.Itwastiringtopracticetheguitar.

C.Hewasn'tbigandstrongenough.D.Otherchildrenoftenlaughedathim.

42.HowdidRyanandKeithclimbupthehighesthill?

A.RyancarriedKeithontheback.B.Theychoseasmoothandshortpath.

C.KeithfollowedRyanwithgreatdifficulty.D.KeithtrieddifferentwaystodragRyanup.

43.TosolveKeith9sproblem,whatdidRyandoontopofthehill?

A.HeintroducedsomebigkidstoKeith.B.Hesharedhisownclimbingexperience.

C.HeshowedKeitharoundMountImpossible.D.HetalkedaboutKeithsprogressinclimbing.

44.WhatdidRyanwanttotellKeith?

A.Romewasnotbuiltinaday.B.Thereisnosuccesswithouteffort.

C.Thefutureiswhatyoumakeit.D.Nothingisimpossibleforawiseman.

（十一）

（2022?遼寧朝陽(yáng)?中考真題）Martina'sGrandpaPeterlivedwiththefamilyafterGrandma'sdeath.

Oneday,MomSusandecidedtodothespringcleaning.Theycleanedthehouseuntileverythingwasclean.

ThenMompointedtoGrandpa'ssofaandsaid,“Thatoldsofahasgottogo.We'llbuyGrandpaanewone.^^

Butastheymovedthesofa,Grandpastoppedthemandshouted,ctYoucan,ttakemysofa!Idon'twantanew

one.^^Momhadtosay,“WewilltalkaboutittonightwhenJohngetshome."John,Martina5sdad,wasstillatwork.

“Grandpa,whydon'tyouletustakeawaythesofa?^^Martinaaskedatsupper.Grandpashookhishead,"Isat

inthissofa,withyourgrandma,whenIaskedhertomarryme.Itwassolongago,butwhenIsitinthissofaand

closemyeyes,sheseemstobenear.^^

“It'ssurprising!,9Martinathought,atHowGrandpacanrememberthingsfromthepast.Thesedaysheforgets

almosteverything.^^

GrandpasmiledtoMartina,"Thenightyourfatherwasbom,Isatinthissofa.Iwasnervouswhenthey

placedthelittlebabyintomyarms.”

“Manyyearslater/5Grandpacontinued,64Isatinthissofawhenthedoctortoldmeyourgrandmawasill.I

waslostwithouther,butthesofagavemethecomfort.^^

“Idoseenow.^^MartinalookedatGrandpa."Thisisnotjustanoldsofa.Itismorelikeafriend.^^“Yes."

Grandpaadded,"We'vegotthroughalottogether.^^

Thewholefamilyagreedthatthehousewouldbeboringwithouttheoldsofa.

45.WhatwasGrandpalikethesedays?

A.Forgetful.B.Impatient.C.Angry.D.Careless.

46.Whodoestheunderlinedphrase"thelittlebaby^^inParagraph7referto（指的是）？

A.Martina.B.John.C.Susan.D.Peter.

47.Accordingtothepassage,whatimportantthingsdidGrandpaexperiencesittingintheoldsofa?

①Grandma'sdeath

?holdingthelittlebabyforthefirsttime

?askingGrandmatomarryhim

?hearingthenewsthatGrandmawasill

A.①②③B.①②④C.②③④D.①③④

48.Wecaninfer（推斷）thatthefamilywereprobablyattheendofthestory.

A.surprisedB.boredC.movedD.nervous

49.Whafsthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Martina'sWishB.ASpringCleaningC.AHappyFamilyD.Grandpa'sOldSofa

（十二）

（2022?遼寧盤錦?中考真題）Annaisa6-year-oldgirl,andshelivesinabighousewithherparents,

grandparentsandherbrother.

“Whatareyoubusywith,Annaaskedhermotheronacoldafternoon.

“Makingdinnerforourneighbor,9,hermotherreplied.

ttWhy?^^thegirlasked.

“Shelostherdaughterveryrecently.She'squitesadnow.Weshouldtakecareofher,^^hermotheranswered.

“Whydoessheneedourcare?95thegirlaskedagain.

“Herdaughterpassedawayafewdaysago.Now,shecan'tdothesamethingssheusedtodowithher

daughter.Shedoesn'tknowwhattodo.Evenlittlethingslikemakingdinnerandcleaningthehouseareharderfor

hertodonow.Maybeyoucanthinkofawaytohelpher,“hermothersaid.

Thelittlegirlthoughtaboutthisforsometime.Shewonderedwhatshecoulddo.Shedecidedtogooverto

herneighbor'shouseandpayheravisit.Sheknockedonthedoor.Thewomancametothedoor,lookingquitetired

anddown.

“CanIhelpyou?^^theneighborasked.