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中考阅读理解精选
阅读理解精选
(A)
Hereishowtoleavethesupermarketwiththethingsyouwentinforandnothingmore.
Suggestion1:
Pickupabasket.
You’llheadstraightforthecheckout(收款台)whenitstartstogetheavy.Don’tusethetrolleys(购物车)becausetheywillmakeyouputinextrathings.
Suggestion2:
Makealistandsticktoit.
Supermarketsusuallyplacethingsweuseeverydayfaraway,suchasbreadandmilk.Soyouhavetowalkalongtheaisles(过道)inbetween,buyingthingsyoudon’treallyneedontheway.
Suggestion3:
KeepawayfromBOGOFs(BuyOneGetOneFreeoffers).
Justhowmanywatermelonscanyoueatinaweek?
Fruitandvegetablesusuallyworkoutcheaper.
Suggestion4:
Lookupanddown.
Themostexpensivethingsareplacedinthemiddle.Forcheaperthings,checkthehigherandthelowerplaces.
46.Howmanysuggestionsdoesthewritergiveus?
A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.
47.Tobuythingsweuseeverydayinthesupermarket,wehaveto.
A.pickupabasketB.lookupanddown
C.walkalongtheaislesD.keepawayfromBOGOFs
48.Themostexpensivethingsareplacedintheplaces.
A.middleB.highC.lowD.near
(B)
RandyKrauswasparalyzed(瘫痪).Hisleftsidewasuseless.Buthisrighthandwasgoodenoughtoliftahandbagoverhishead.Once,hehadbeenapoliceofficerinFresno,California,andownedasmallshop.Once,hehadbeenstrongandable.Now,hefelthewasnothing.
HistroublestartedwithParkinson’sdisease(帕金森病),butitdidn’tendthere.InJuly2002,the60-year-oldKraushadanoperation(手术)tostophimfromshaking(抖动).Butaftertheoperationhewasparalyzed.Themancouldthinkbutcouldn’tmove.
“Youmayneverwalkagain,”thedoctortoldhim.“Maybeyouwon’tevenbeabletotalk.”Athome,hefoundhecouldn’tliftaforkortakeadrinkbyhimself.Whatdidhehavetolivefor?
SonowKrausheldthegun(枪)againsthishead.Feelingthecoldmetalonhisskin,hebegantoconsidernothispain(疼痛),butthepainhewouldcausetohiswife,daughtersandgrandchildren.Hedidn’tpullthetrigger(扳机).
Andhisexerciseteacher,AndrewGarud,didn’tlethimdown.Theprogresswouldbeslow,butthepainwouldbereal.“Aslongasyouarealive,youareabletogetbetter.”
Afterthreemonthsofwork,Krauswantedtoseeifhecouldstand.Hecould.Thenhetookthreesteps,satdownandcriedlikeababy.Onestep,astheysay,ledtoanother.Nexthemanagedashortwalkalongthesideofaboxingringinthehealthclubwheretheyworkedout.ItwasthehardestfightofKraus’life.
Now,Krauscanbrushhisteeth,washhisfaceandgetaroundthehousewithawalker.Littlesuccessonlytheparalyzedcanfullyunderstand.
49.RandyKrausbecameparalyzedbecauseof.
A.hisworkB.hisillnessC.hisshakingD.hisage
50.WhostoppedKrausfromkillinghimself?
A.Hisfamilymembers.B.Thedoctor.
C.Theexerciseteacher.D.Hehimself.
51.Whatdoestheunderlined(划线的)sentencemean?
A.AndrewGarudwaspraisingKraus.
B.AndrewGarudwantedtomakeKrausrelaxed.
C.AndrewGarudwasencouragingKraus.
D.AndrewGarudwantedtomakeKrauscalm.
52.HowKrausisnowtellsus.
A.hehasachievedallhecan
B.hehasbecomealittlebetter
C.hehasbeenasslowasbefore
D.hehasgotasmuchaspossible
(C)
Fewbuildersorscientistscandescribewhatthehouseofthefuturemightbelike.ButGracecantellyou.Graceisatalkinghouse.Herhigh-techpartsandcreativeusesofeverydaythingsalongwithadvantagesindesignwillchangethewaywethinkaboutourhomes–andliveinthem.Graceisn’ttheonlyonestudyhowtechnology(技术)canmakeourhomesmoresafe,comfortableandfun.Herearesomebestideasofhome.
Graceisnotarealhouse.MoreexactlyknownastheMicrosoftHome,sheissetinsideanofficebuildinginRedmond,Washington.Butonceinside,it’seasytoimagineyou’reinafuturehome.
Picturethis:
Youenterthehouse,andGrace’svoice,fromunseenspeakers,retellsyourmessages.Inthekitchen,youputdownabagofflour(面粉)onthetopofastonetable.Graceseeswhatyou’redoingandprojectsalistofflour-basedfoodonthetabletop.Onceyouchooseone,Gracetellsalistofingredients(配料).There’salsoanoticeboardinthekitchenthatworkslikeacomputer.YoucanstickuppostcardsorinvitationsandlookthroughtheInternetwithafinger(手指).
“Thedaywhenyourhomewillbelikeafamilymemberisnotthatfaroff,”saysPamHeath,aleaderatMicrosoft.Thistechnologyiseverywhereyetnowhere(exceptwhenwewantit).AttheAndersenwindowcompanyinMinnesota,newtechnologyleader,JayLibby,showswindowsmadeofsmartglassthatcanbechangedintoatelevision.“NobodywantsaTVset,”saysLibby.“Youwanttheserviceitprovides.”Ifhegetshisway,theterm“picturewindow”willbeusedinsteadofusualtelevision.
Homeentertainment(娱乐)isjustoneconsideration.AttheGeorgiaUniversityofTechnologyinAtlanta,scientistsaredesigningsystems(系统)thatwillallowolderpeopletocontinuelivingalone.SoGrandma’shomecanbeofdifferentparts,suchaswaking,sleepandmovement;anychangesoffamilymemberswouldbenoticedbycomputers.
Ifwe’regoingtoliveinourhouseslonger,they’llneedtobemoreflexible(可变的).ThePartnershipforAdvancingTechnologyinHousing(PATH)isworkingonhousesthatcanbeeasilyrebuilt.“Asfamilychanges,wewanttoachievethat,soolderparentsaren’tstuckwithahousemadeforfourkids,”saysPATHengineerGlenSalas.
53.WhatisGrace,infact?
A.Anewkindofhouseinfuture.
B.Acompanytomakehouses.
C.Ascientistwhodesignshouses.
D.Abuilt-incomputersystem.
54.Whoprobablyinvented“picturewindows”?
A.Andersen.B.Libby.C.Heath.D.Salas.
55.Futurehomeswillbelikeafamilymemberbecause.
A.theycanmakeussafeandcomfortable
B.theycanoffertohelpuswhenpossible
C.theycanlookafterusinmanyways
D.theycandoeverythingarealpersondoes
56.Whichofthefollowingcanbethegreatestcharacteroffuturehouses?
A.Fitfortheirowners’needonly.
B.Flexibleforallkindsofuses.
C.Usefultoanybodyatanytime.
D.Similartosomebodyweknow.
二.阅读理解(共22分,每小题2分)
阅读下面A、B、C三篇短文。
根据短文内容从每题所给的四个选项中选择最佳选项。
A
48.Lindalikesromanticmoviesbest,whichmoviewillshewatch?
A.DejaVuB.NightattheMuseum
C.BabelD.TheDevilWearsPrada
49.BradPittisJack’sfavoritemoviestar,whichtheaterwillhegoto?
A.TheClassicTheaterB.ThePlazaTheater
C.TheCenterTheaterD.TheHillTheater
50.Johnlikesmovies,buthe’sfreeonlyafter16:
45,sohecanwatcha/an___________.
A.scientificmovieB.horrormovie
C.actionmovieD.romanticmovie
B
Whatwouldlifebelikeaboard(在……上)aspaceship?
Perhapsthestrangestandmostinterestingthingaboutlivinginspaceisthatpeopleareweightlessbecausethereisnogravity(重力).Thiscondition,whichiscalledzerogravity,makesitpossibleforastronautstoflythroughthespaceshipsimplybypushingofffromawallorachair.It’salmostlikeswimmingunderwater,exceptthatthereisnoupordown.Imagine,then,takingashowerwhenwatermovesintheairinsteadofrunningdownonyou.Tieyourselftoawallsothatyoudon’tflyawaywhiletakingasleep.Youcouldn’tbrushyourteethintheusualway.Thefollowingmayhelpyouunderstandhowtheseandothereverydayactivitiescanbedifficulttasksforpeoplewhotravelinspace.
●Showers
Takingashoweraboardaspaceshipisn’tliketakingoneathome.Onaspaceship,youmuststoreupwater.Andpreparingtheequipmentforshowerstakesalongtime.Itisalsonotasimpleactivity.OnRussianspaceships,anastronautgetsinanelastic(弹性的)cylinder(汽缸)withcapsatbothends.Rubberslippers,fixedtothefloor,keeptheastronautfromflyingupward.Theastronautputsasoftpipeintohisorhermouthinordertobreathe.Thentheastronautpresseshisorhernosetokeepwaterout,becausewaterdoesn’tdropdownwardinspace.Whenthewateristurnedon,itcomesoutofholesatthetopandbottomofthecylinder.Astronautsuseasoap-filledclothtowashandthenaplainclothtoclean.
●Teethcleaning
Astronautsuseelectrictoothbrushes.Theyareencouragedtomassagetheirgums(按摩牙龈)withaspecialcloth.Aspecialchewinggum,usedaftereverymeal,alsohelpsthemkeeptheirteethclean.
●Sleep
Whenyou’rereallytired,itfeelswonderfultoliedownonabedandsleep.Inspace,however,thereisno“down”.Anastronautsleepsinastandingpositioninasleepingbagfixedtothewallofasleepingplace.Inthespacestation,elasticbandskeepthesleeperinplaceandgivethefeelingoflyingflatlyonabed.Thesebandspressthesleeperbackinthesamewaythatgravitypressesdown.
51.Whydotheeverydayactivitiesbecomedifficultinspace?
A.Becauseastronautscanflyaway.
B.Becausepeopleareweightless.
C.Becausethereisnoupordown.
D.Becausewatermovesintheair.
52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”refertointhesecondparagraph?
A.Keepingthewaterout.
B.Storingupwaterinspace.
C.Fixingcylinderstothefloor.
D.Preparingshowerequipment.
53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bands”meaninthelastparagraph?
A.Flatthingsfixingsleepers.
B.Seriesofspacenumbers.
C.Narrowareaswithlight.
D.Groupsofmusicians.
54.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.ZeroGravityB.StrangeSpace
C.BraveSpacemenD.LivinginSpace
C
Thinkofallthethingsyouthrowaway:
juicebottles,sodacans,candycovers.Itaddsup.Howmuchrubbishdoyouproduce?
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