中考題型分類突破 題型七 閱讀理解 考點02 記敘文（原卷版）

中考題型分類突破題型七閱讀理解考點02記敘文類型一選擇型閱讀ALikemanyhighschoolgraduates,MaggieDoynedidn’tgostraighttocollege.ShedecidedtotravelandarrivesinwesternNepalin2006.Awarhadjustendedthereandletmanychildrenlivingonthestreets.Theywereoftenforcedtoworkathardphysicaljobsforlittlemoney.Oneday,whilewalkingdownacountryroad,Doynesawalittlegirlbreakinguprocks,Shesoonlearnedthat7-year-oldHimasoldtherockstosupportherfamily.Withdeepsadness,shedecidedtopayHima’stuition(學(xué)費)forschool.Encouragedbythechangesinthechild,Doynethought,“Ifwecanhelponechild,whynot10?”Doynefeltthatthestreetchildren’sgreatestneedwasahome.Shefoundapieceoflandforsaleandboughtitwith$5,000shesavedfromyearsofbabysitting(當(dāng)臨時保姆).In2008theKopilaValleyChildren’sHomewassetup.Withthehelpfromthecommunity,anothergoalwasreachedin2010—theKopilaValleySchool.Over350childrennowattendtheschoolandover50liveinthehome.Today,Doynelivesinthehomeandis“mum”tothekids.1.WhendidMaggieDoynetraveltowesternNepal?A.In2006 B.In2007 C.In2008 D.In20102.WhydidHimabreakuptherocks?A.Todophysicalexercise. B.Tobuildanewschool . C.Togetmoneyforherfamily. D.Torepairthecountryroad.3.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A.Thestreetchildrenonceworkedasbabysitters.B.Doynegotsomesupportfromthecommunity.C.Doyneborrowedmuchmoneyfromthegovernment. D.Over5,000childrenattendtheKopilaValleySchool.4.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A.MaggieDoyneALonelyTraveller B.WarinWesternNepalC.MaggieDoyneMumtoMoreThan50 D.AGirlLivedonHerownBThenAlicesawasmallglasstable.Therewasalittlegoldenkeyonit.Shepickeditupandputitinallthelocksonthedoorsbutitdidn’topenanyofthem.Shemovedacurtainononeofthewallsanddiscoveredanotherdoor,averysmallone.Sheputthekeyinthelock.Itwasexactlytherightsize!Sheopenedthedoorandlookedthroughit.Attheendofalowpassageshesawabeautifulgarden.Itwasfullofbrightlycolouredflowersandfountains.‘Oh,howbeautiful!’shesaid.‘I’dlovetogotherebutI’mtoobigtogetthroughthedoor.’Shewalkedbacktothetable.Therewasabottleonitnow.‘I’msurethatbottlewasn’ttherebefore，’shesaid,alittleconfused.Sheputdownthekeyandpickedupthebottle.Shereadthewords“DRINKME”onit.Alicewasn’tastupidgirl.Shedidn’tdrinkitimmediately.Firstshelookedatthebottlecarefully.Therewasn’talabelonitthatsaid“POISON”.Sosheputthebottletoherlipsanddrank.‘Mmm，it’snice，’shesaid,ittastedlikecherrytart,pineapple,roastturkeyandtoast—allthethingsthatshelikedtocat—soshedranksomemore.Andsomemore.Soonthebottlewasempty.‘Whatacuriousfeeling，’shesaid.I’mgettingsmallerandsmaller.’Itwastrue!ShewasnowassmallashercatDinah.‘Good!Icangothroughthedoorintothegarden,’shesaid.But,poorAlice!Whenshegottothedoor,shedidn’thavethekey!Itwasonthetable.Shecouldn’treachitbecauseshewastoosmallnow.Shesatdownandcried.Afterawhileshesaid,‘Alice!’‘Stopcrying!Cryingdoesn’thelp!Dryyourtearsimmediately!’Whenshelookedatthetableagain，shesawasmallglassboxunderit.Shepickeditupandopenedit.Therewasasmallcakeinside.Ithadthewords“EATME”onit.Sheputasmallpieceofitinhermouth.‘IfIgrowbiggerIcanreachthekey,’shethought.‘AndifIgrowsmallerIcangounderthedoor.’Butnothinghappenedsoshefinishedit.5. Fromthepassagewecanknowthat______________.A. atfirstAlicecouldgothroughthedoorintothegardeneasilyB. thenAlicefoundtherewasalittlegoldenkeyonasmallwoodentableC. AlicewasassmallasherrabbitDinahaftershedranksomethinginthebottleD. Alicesawasmallglassboxwithasmallcakeinitunderthetable6. Alicedidthefollowingthingsintheorderof__________.a. Shesawabeautifulgardenattheendofalowpassage.b. Shemovedacurtainanddiscoveredanotherdoor.c. Sheputasmallpieceofthecakeinhermouth.d. Sheputthebottletoherlipsanddrank.e. Shecriedbecauseshecouldn’treachthekey.A.a-b-c-d-e B.b-a-d-e-c C.d-a-b-c-c D.b-d-c-a-c7. Theunderlinedword“it”inthelastparagraphrefersto__________.A.thesmallbox B.theglasstable C.thesmallcake D.thegoldenkey8. Accordingtothepassage,thebestwordstodescribeAliceare___________A.carefulandbrave B.curiousandhelpfulC.cleverandfriendly D.organizedandstrangeCIamTurere.IcomefromKitengela,afarmingcommunityontheedge(邊緣)ofNairobiNationalParkofKenya(肯尼亞).Sincetheageofnine,Ihavehelpedtolookaftermyfamily’scows.Asachild,inmyfreetime,Ienjoyedplayingwithelectronics.Imademyowninventions,suchaselectronicstoysfromcarpartsandotherthings.Ialsobuiltotherelectronicdevices(儀器)formyneighbors.Attheageof13,Iinventedsomethingthatchangedmylife.Italsochangedthelivesofmanypeopleinmycommunity.Onenight,alionfromtheparkcameintomyfamily’sfarmandkilledoneofourcows.Iwasangry.However,killingthelion,Ithought,wasnotthebestwaytosolvetheproblem.Instead,Idecidedtoinventasolution.ThefirstideaIgotwastousefire,becauseIthoughtlionswerescaredoffire.ButIcametorealizethatdidn'treallyhelp,becauseitwasevenhelpingthelionstoseethroughthecowshed(牛棚).SoIdidn'tgiveup.Icontinued.AndasecondideaIgotwastouseascarecrow(稻草人).Iwastryingtotrickthelions[intothinking]thatIwasstandingnearthecowshed.Butlionsareveryclever.Theywillcomethefirstdayandtheyseethescarecrow,andtheygoback.Butthesecondday,they'llcomeandtheysay,thisthingisnotmovinghere,itisalwayshere!Sohejumpsinandkillstheanimal.Soonenight,Iwaswalkingaroundthecowshedwithatorch(手電筒),andthatdaythelionsdidn’tcome.AndIdiscoveredthatlionswereafraidofamovinglight.SoIhadanidea...9.WhatwasTurereinterestedinwhenhewasachild?A.Trickingtheneighbors. B.Lookingaftercows.C.Playingwithelectronics D.Makingcarparts.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph4refersto?A.Thelion.B.Thescarecrow.C.Thecow.D.Thecowshed.11.What'sthesolutiontodrivingthelionaway?A.Usingamovinglight. B.Usingatorch.C.Usingascarecrow. D.Usingfire.12.Whatcanwegetfromthepassage?A.Thelionkilledallthecows. B.Turerekilledthelionatlast.C.Thelionnolongerlivedinthepark. D.Turere’sinventionmadepeacewithlions.DDereckandBeverlyarewildlifeanimalfilmmakers(電影制片人).Theyhavemadelotsoffilmsaboutanimalsandplants.TheirjobistokeepandprotectthebigcatsofAfricafromdamage(傷害).Beverlyalsotakesphotosofthelions,andherpictureshaveappearedinNationalGeographicmagazine.Whentheywerekids,Dereckwasquietandhealthy,hewasgoodatmathandscience.Beverlyhadatwinbrother.Atthattime.herbrotherandsheoftengottheirmotherintotrouble!Beverlywasadancer,anathlete,playedthepiano(notverywell),andwasaclasslender.Herfavoritesubjectwasscienceandshealwaysgotexcellentgradesinherscienceexams.Wheninthefield,theirworkstartsataround4am.Afterdrinkingacupoftea,theydriveoutintothebush(灌木叢)tofindtheirsubjects.Sometimesthatisalionpride(群).Lionsarefamilyanimals,theyusuallyliveingroupsof15ormore.Sometimesthatisasingleleopard(花豹).Theyfollowtheanimalsfortheday,filming,researching,andcollectingfacts,informationorpictures.Theydon'tstopworkingevenwhentheyhavelunch.Theyareoftenbackincampby8pm.Whentalkingaboutthefavoriteplacestoexplore,Derecksays,"Weliveinit!"Beverlythinksbeinginnatureisherfavorite.DereckthinksrunningortakingaswimintheOkavangoswamp(沼澤)—especiallyswimmingclosetocrocodiles(鱷魚)isgreatfun,butBeverlysays,“Swimmingisfunbutcrazyinthesewaters!”13.Fromthesecondparagraph,wecanknowthatwhentheywerekids,__________.A.DereckwasoutgoingB.BeverlywasquietandhealthyC.BeverlycouldplaythepianoverywellD.DereckandBeverlywerebothgoodatscience14.When

Dereck

and

Beverly

are

in

the

field,

the

right

time

order

(時間順序)

is

that

they_______.①drink

a

cup

of

tea

②follow

the

animals

③drive

out

④find

their

subjectsA.②③①④

B.①②③④C.①③④②

D.②③④①15.

How

many

hours

do

they

usually

work

every

day?

A.

Eight

B.

Ten.

C.

Twelve.

D.

Sixteen16.

What

does

the

passage

mainly

talk

about?

A.

Animals

and

plants. B.

The

story

of

Dereck

and

Beverly.C.

National

Geographic

magazine.

D.

Dereck

and

Beverly's

childhood.17.

From

the

passage,we

can

infer(推斷)

that________.

A.

Dereck

and

Beverly

don't

love

nature

at

allB.DereckandBeverlyarefamousfilmstarsC.it'ssafetotakeaswimintheOkavangoswampD.theirworkisdangeroussometimes,buttheylikeitERupetsaconasbonnAca,adgewupnondonndnheEnglshounsde,heehedsoeedhsoeofoss.BecauehegwuphangsoanyacinangeoresaboutAcaomhspas,heentheendedhhepeopecaedTheBushenofheaahaiDee.Byheear2000,Ruetasaeadyokngasaepoe,ingacesandgudebooksaboutAcaandnda.eethswestnnnda.oa,heyieihherson,oan,nheUS.ButRpetacedhegeaetchaengeofhsehen,atheageofto,Roansdagnoed診斷)hanneshatnuencedhsbtyocouncaeihohes.RupetdsoeedhatspdngeihhosesanddngthemashepngRoan.utunuckl,heBushenofheaahaidonothaeoss.SohealystoutorMogoa,heehosshaebenpoantorong.upethasenabouthsouneyohephssonnhsbookHoreoy,andhehaspoducdadouenaryofhesenae.nhel,peopehaehechancsosehealyaelngnMongoa,nghorssandeengheaes治療師)noderohepRoan.Becaueoknghhosshashepedoan,RupetstupheHoseBoyoundaononhsamnexa.tsaschoolhateachseopewousehossoreang.Bedesnganoherbok,TheLongRideHme,abutaenghRoanoAca,AusaaandAzonanheUS,RpethasasooducedhedocuenayEndngeus,hRoanashos,abutdangeousanashataeendaneed.Rupetsaconhasanagedodsoerhescetofunngonehaengenoanyacheeens.18.WheredidRupertIsaacsondiscoverhisloveofhorses?A.nheEgshounsde. B.nnda.C.nAca. D.nMongoa.19.WhenwasRowandiagnosedwiththeillnessmentionedinthepassage?A.nheear2000. B.Atheageofo.C.Whnheasnongoa. D.Whnheasnondon.20.WhydidRupert’sfamilygotoMongolia?Becausethere.A.heokedasaepoer B.heeeeohossC.heeeeosofoss D.heanedoeethsfe21.WhatisthepurposeofTheHorseBoyFoundation?A.opouceaocuena. B.ocouncaeihohes.C.oeanhowodehoss. D.oeacheopeowouehossorheang.22.HowmanydocumentarieshasRupertproducedinthepassage?A.o. B.Thre. C.ou. D.ie.FWhenfacedwithdifficultsituationsintheirlives,manypeoplefindthemtoochallengingandgiveup,especiallyontheirlifedreams.ButnotforGabrielHeredia.Gabrielisa20-year-oldArgentineanbarber(阿根廷理發(fā)師)whowasbornwithouthands.Buthewasabletogrowuphappyandindependentbecausehealwayshadthesupportoffriendsandfamily.Infact,hisinspirationforsuchworkwashismother,whoisahairdresser.Attheageof14,hebegantotakeinterestinherworkandlearnedallkindsofhaircuttingskillsfromher.Althoughhefirstsawitasaninterest,Gabrielquicklydecidedthatthiswashisdreamjob.Gabriel’sfamilysoonhelpedhimopenhisfirstbarbershopinSanIsidro,Peru,whichheworkedatforoneandahalfyears.There,hemetZlatanGomez,thepresidentofArgentinaCorta,anorganizationforbarberstoconnect,docharity(慈善)work,andteachhairdressing.Later,GabrielbecamepartofArgentinaCorta,offeringhisservicestopeopleofallagessotheycanbuilduptheskillstheyneedtogetajob.GabrielthenmovedtoBuenosAires,Argentinawherehecutshairtoday.Asabrightandcaringyoungman,Gabrieltrieshardtonotonlybeabarber,butalsomakeaconnectionwiththeneighborhood.Hesays,“ThethingthatIlikemostaboutmyjobisthatpeoplefeelcomfortableandstylishwithmycutsandthatmakesmefeelhappy.”Gabrielalwaysdoeshisbesttobeindependent.Henevergivesup.Thereisnothinghecan’tdo.Besidescuttinghair,hehaslearnedtorideabike,amotorbikeandeventodriveacar.Heisnodoubtinspiringothers.23.WhenGabrielwasborn,whatmadehimdifferentformothers?A.Hewasbornwithouthands. B.Hisspecialhaircut.C.Hislifedream. D.Hishappinessandindependence.24.Atfirst,GabrielHeredialearnedhaircuttingskills______.A.fromZlatanGomez B.fromhismotherC.fromhisfriends D.byhimself25.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutGabrielHerediaisNOTtrue?A.Hetrieshardtomakeaconnectionwiththeneighborhood. B.Hecannotonlycuthairbutalsodriveacar.C.HejoinedArgentinaCortaandtaughtothershaircuttingskillsinSanIsidro. D.HeopenedhisfirstbarbershopinBuenosAireswiththehelpofhisfamily.26.WhatdoesGabriel’sstorymainlytellus?A.Agoodbeginningmakesagoodending.B.You’renevertoooldtolearn.C.Nothingisimpossibleifyoudon’tgiveup.D.Educationchangeslife.GMrChenwaspuzzled(困惑的)andalittlesuspicious(懷疑的).Hesatintheofficeandstudiedaletterapparently(看似)fromMrsWang,themotherofoneofthepupilsinhisclass.Therewassomethingaboutitwhichworriedhim."Idon'tunderstand,"hesaidtohimself.Heshookhisheadashecircledfourmistakesintheletter."MrsWangisaneducatedwoman.Shewouldn'tmakemistakesliketheseevenifshedidwritetheletterinahurry."MrChentookouthisclassregister(名冊)andsaidtohimself,"YesterdaywasThursday.Letmesee.Ah,yes.Ithoughtso.DavidwasabsentonThursdaylastweekandtheweekbefore,Hm.WhyishesooftenabsentonThursdays?Washereallyillyesterday?Coulditheacoincidence(巧合)?"MrChenstaredattheregisterasiftheanswerstohisquestionswerehiddeninitsomewhere.Thenhetookoutacopyofthetimetable(課程表)forhisclass."Iwonder...”hesaidtohimself.“Iwonderifhisabsencehasanythingtodowithoneoftheselessons.”MrChenlookedatthesubjectsforThursday:Mathematics,English,PE...HethoughtaboutP.E.HeknewthatthepupilshadP.E.twiceaweek:onceonMonday,whentheyusuallyplayedgamesontheschoolfield,andonceonThursday,whentheydidexercisesinthegym.MrChenglancedroundtheofficetofindMrLong,theratherstrictP.E.teacher,buthewasnotthere.“I'dbetterhaveachatwithLongandDavid,"MrChenthought.Thebellrang.“Ican'tdoanythingrightnow,"MrChenthought."It'stimetogotoClass2.I'lldoitlateron."MrChenpickeduphisbooksandwalkedofftoteachClass2.Later,onFriday,MrChenspoketoMrLong,theP.E.teacher.MrLongagreedthatitseemedstrangeforDavidtobeabsentsooftenongymdays.Theythoughtaboutitforawhile.Davidisagoodathlete(運動員),"MrLongfinallysaid,"buthe'safraidofheights.Iwashardonhimoncebecausehewouldn'tclimbmorethanacoupleofmetresuptherope.Doyouthinkthat'swhyhe'sbeenabsentrecently?"Yes,Ithinkso,"MrChensaid.I'mgoingtotalktohimthisafternoonbeforehegoeshome.Well,I'vegotasuggestiontomake,"saidMrLong.Ifhe'sscaredofheights,he'dbettercomeandseemeafterschool.Quiteafewpeoplesufferfrom(遭受)vertigo.I'llbegladtohelphim.“That'sverykindofyou,"saidMrChen."I'llgethimtocomeandseeyouonMondayorTuesday."27.TheletterwassenttoMrChenbecauseDavid_____onThursday.A.wasillathomeB.didn'tgotoschoolC.wasabsentfromPE.class28.MrChenwaspuzzledbytheletterbecause_____.A.David'smothersenthimtheletterB.hecouldn'tunderstandtheletterC.itdidn'tseemtobewrittenbyaneducatedadult29.MrChengottheideathatDavid'sabsencehadsomethingtodowithPE.afterhe_____.A.studiedthetimetableB.studiedtheclassregisterC.talkedwithMrLong30.Theunderlinedword"vertigo"means_____inthepassage.A.身體疼痛B.恐高眩暈C.腸胃痙孿31.Fromthepassageweknow_____.A.Daviddidn'tlikeP.E.classesB.Daviddidn'tlikeMrLong'sbeinghardonhimC.DavidwasafraidofheightsH

When

he

was

ateenager,HunterAdamswasveryunhappy,andhespentmanyyearsinthe1960sand1970sinaspecialhospitalforpeoplewithmental(精神的)healthproblems.

When

he

left

hospital,

Adams

decided

to

become

a

doctor,sohewenttoMedicalSchoolinVirginia,USA.Butwhenhewastherehedidthingsinadifferentway.Forexample,hedidn’tlikethedoctors’whitecoats.Hepreferredtowearshirtswithflowersonthemwhenhevisitedhispatients,andhetriedtomakethemlaugh.Thedoctorsatthemedicalschooldidn’tlikeAdamsverymuchbecausehewastoodifferent.But

Adams

believed

that

people

in

hospital

need

more

than

medicine.

He

saw

unhappyandlonely

people,

and

he

tried

to

help

them

aspatients,butaspeople,too.Hespent

alot

of

timewith

children

in

the

hospital,

and

often

put

a

special

red

nose

onhisfacetolook

like

aclownand

to

make

the

children

laugh.When

he

finished

medical

school

and

became

a

doctor,

Adams

opened

his

own

hospitalcalled“the

Gesundheit

Institute”,

together

with

some

other

doctors.Theywantedittobe

aplaceinadifferent

way

of

working

with

sick

people.Hunter

Adams

became

famous

during

the

1980s,

and

in

1998,

UniversalPicturesmadeafilmabouthislife.Itwasverysuccessful.Inthefilm(calledPatchAdams),RobinWilliamsplayedAdams.Williamssaid,“Hunterisareallywarmperson,whobelievesthatpatientsneedadoctorwho’safriend.Ienjoyedplayinghim.”32.WhatprobablymadeHunterdecidetobeadoctor?A.Hisinterestinmedicine.B.Hisideatoopenahospital.C.Hisearlyexperienceasateenager.D.Hisloveforthelonelychildrenaround.33.HowwasHunterdifferentfromotherdoctors?A.Hewasfamousbeforeworkinginhospital.B.Helikedtowearshirtswithflowersonthemeveryday.C.Hetreatedhispatientsasfriendsineverywaypossible.D.Hewasgoodatdealingwithpeoplewhowerementallyill.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“clown”inparagraph3probablymean?A.木偶B.小丑C.外星人D.蜘蛛俠35.WhatcanweknowfromRobinWilliams’words?A.HethoughthighlyofHunter.B.Everydoctorneedsapatientfriend.C.Hebecameawarmpersoneverafter.D.Agooddoctormakesasuccessfulfilm.IItwasonacoldwinternightthatIknewmymotherwasdying.Itravelledmilesfromhometospendthelastnightwithher.Isatrightnexttohersickbody，readingherlong-lovedbooks.Itwasoneofthemostdifficultandpainfultimesinmylife.Aftershedied,formanydays,Istayedaloneinherroom,withalonelyandemptyheart.Everythingwasinsilence.Butoneeveningthesilencewasbroken.Iheardcryingoutside.Iopenedthedoortofindalittledogonthesteps.Hewasthinandpoor.Ibroughthiminsideandfedhimwithsomefish,andthenhefellasleep.Thenextmorning,Ilearnedthatthedog’sownerhadmovedout,sothelittledogwasthereallalone,justlikeme.AsIwalkedbacktothehouse,Itriedtoworkoutwhattodowithhim.TakingcareofsomethingseemedliketheverylastthingIwantedtodo.ButwhenIopenedthedoor,herantomeandjumpedintomyarms.Itwasclearthathedidn’twanttogoanywhere.Whenthetimefinallycameformetoreturnhome,Ihadtodecidewhattodowithhim.TherewasnowayIwouldleavewithouthim.Fromthenon,thingsgreweasier.Withhimaround,timeseemedtopassmuchfaster.Fiveyearshasgonesincemymotherdied.Overtheyears,manypeoplehavesaidhowniceitwasofmetosavethedog.ButIknowthatwesavedeachother.Imayhavegivenhimahomebuthegavemesomethinggreater.36.Afterhismother’sdeath，thewriter formanydays.A.criedhard B.stayedalone C.talkedwithfriends D.readgoodbooks37.Fromthepassage，weknowthewriter________.A.letthedogin B.foundthedogonthestreetC.leftwithoutthedog D.fedthedogwithsomebeef38.Fromtheunderlinedsentence“TakingcareofsomethingseemedliketheverylastthingIwantedtodo.”inparagraph3，wecaninfer(推斷)that___________.A.thedogneededtakinggoodcareo￡B.thewriterfeltquitesorryforthedogC.thewriterdecidedtobringthedoghomeatfirstD.thewriterdidn’twanttobringthedoghomeatfirst39.Thebesttitle(標(biāo)題)ofthispassageshouldbe___________.A.AdogSaved,aHeartSaved B.DogandHumans,BestfriendsC.TheLastNightwithMyLovingMom D.HappinessfromOfferingHelpJMyteachersaidtoastudent:“Givemeyourphone.”Wealllookedinsurprise.Kyle,astudentwhoIneversawtextinclass,gavetheteacherhisphone.Whentheteacherleft,twostudentswhoIoftensawtextinclassstartedboastingabouthowtheysenttextmessagesandnevergotcaught.“Kyle,youstupid!IputmyphoneundermydesksoitlookslikeI’mlookingatmytextbooks,”oneofthemsaid.“Isn’titfunnythatwealwaystextandnevergetcaught?”theotheronelaughed.Theymusthavethoughttheyweresmart,becausetheynevergotcaughtandKyledid.Butwhichsituationisworse:gettingcaught,orgettingawaywithit?Rulesarethereforareason.Thesetwostudentsmightnotgetcaught,butneitherofthemhadgoodgrades.Theydidn’tpayanyattentiontotheclass,andIthinktheywillkeepdoingthis.Peopledon’tjustbreakbigrulesandgetthrownintojail(監(jiān)獄)overnight.Theytakeitonestepatatime.Kylemighthavegottencaught,butatleasthelearnedagoodlesson.Hewillnotbreaktherulesinthefuture,sohewilllearnmoreinclassandstayoutoftrouble.It’ssmarternottobreaksmallrules.40. WhydidtheteacheraskKyletogiveuphisphone? A.BecauseshewantedtofindoutwhatKylejusttexted. B.BecauseKylewasplayingwithhisphoneinclass. C.BecausethestudentswantedtoseeKyle’snewphone.41. Whatdoestheunderlinedword“boasting”inParagraph3probablymean? A.吹噓 B.討論 C.報告42. Thetwostudentsinthewriter’sclassfeltquite________becausetheywerenevercaughtbytheteacher. A.surprised B.calm C.proud43. Inthefuture,thetwostudentsmight________. A.paymoreattentioninclass B.keeptextingduringclass C.notbreakanyrulesagain44. Fromthestory,weknowthatthewriter_________. A.doesn’tthinkKyleisagoodstudent B.thinksgettingcaughtinclassisworse C.thinksthetwostudentsmightbreakbiggerrules類型二判斷型閱讀理解A判斷正誤閱讀下面的材料，判斷下列句子是否符合短文內(nèi)容。符合的填涂“T”，不符合的填涂“F”。(T=true，F(xiàn)=False)Moreandmorepeopleareusingmobilephonesnow.Smartphonesareusedastelevisions,cameras,andmusicplayers.Theyarealsousedforsendinge-mailsorsurfingtheInternet.Ifsomeonetalksaboutmobilephones,manyChinesewillthinkofHuawei.InChina,evenintheworld,Huaweiisawonder(奇跡).RenZhengfeibuiltup(創(chuàng)建)Huaweicompanyin1987.Thecompanysold58.4millionsmartphonesinthefirstseasonof2019.Huaweihasgotthesecondplaceatthemobilemarket.Now,Huaweihasbeentheleaderin5Gfield.Ithasmorethan75,000topengineersandscientistsonresearch.Theytrytheirbesttobringdigital(數(shù)碼)andhightechnologytoeverypersonandplace.It’smoreconvenientformodernpeopletoliveinarapidway.Whatausefultechnology5Gis!WearelookingforwardtoseeingastrongerHuawei.Itprovidesafasterandbettercommunicationwayforus.Italsobrings“CreatedinChina”totheworld.1.YoucanuseHuaweimobilephonestotakephotos.2.RenZhengfeisetupHuaweicompanyin1987.3.Huaweihasgotthefirstplaceatthemobilemarket.4.FewtopengineersandscientistsworkonresearchinHuaweicompany.5.Huaweigivesaslowercommunicationway.B根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下面各小題的正(T)誤(F)Afarmerhadafriendandhisfriendwasfamousforgrowingappletrees.Oneday,thefarmer’sfriendgavehimayoungappletreeandtoldhimtotakeithomeandplantit.Thefarmerlovedthegift.Butwhenhegothome,hedidnotknowwheretoplantit.Hewasafraidthatifheplantedthetreeneartheroad,strangerswouldstealtheapples,Ifheplantedthetreeinoneofhisfields,hisneighborswouldcomeatnightandstealtheapples.Ifheplantedthetreenearhishouse,hischildrenwouldtaketheapples.Finallyheplantedthetreeinhiswood.Nobodycouldseeit,buttherewasnosunlightinhiswood,thetreesoondied.Later,thefriendaskedthefarmerwhyheplantedthetreeinsuchapoorplace.“What’sthedifference?”thefarmerssaidangrily.“IfIplantedthetreeneartheroad,strangersmaystealtheapples.IfIplantthetreeinoneofmyfields,myneighborsmaycomeatnightandstealtheapples.IfIplantthetreenearmyhouse,mychildrenmaytaketheapples.”“Yes,”saidthefriend“butatleastsomeonecouldenjoytheapples.Nownoonecouldeattheapples,andtheappletreedied!”6.Thefarmer’sfriendwasfamousforgrowingwonderfulpeartrees.7.Thefarmerdidn’tplantthetreeneartheroad.8.Thefarmerplantedthetreeinoneofhisfields.9.Therewasnosunlightinthefarmer’swood.10.Allofthefarmer’sfriendsenjoyedtheappleatlast.CZak’sgrandfather,Stanwasveryfamous.Why?Becausehehadavery,very,verylongwhitebeard(胡子).Oneday,Zakaskedhisgrandfather,“Whenyousleep,doyouputyourbeardoverorunderthequilt(被子)?”“I’mnotsure.Inevercareaboutthat,”saidhisgrandfather,“I’lllooktonight.”Stangotintobedthatnightandpulledupthequilt.Thenherememberedhisgrandson’squestion.Aha!Hisbeardwasunderthequilt.Butwait.Didthatfeelright?Helifthisbeardfromunderthequiltandputitaboveit.Thisalsodidn’tfeelright.Siheputthebeardunderthequiltagain.Buthesoonfeltitwouldbebetterifitwereout.Thebeardwentinandoutfirstunderthequilt,thenoverit,under,over,allnightlong.Stanspentasleeplessnight.Inthemorning,hewassotiredandunhappythathecuthislongbeardrightoff!Stan’swife