中考英语二轮复习阅读理解 试题精选 2套Word版含答案.docx

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中考英语二轮复习阅读理解试题精选2套Word版含答案

2021年中考英语二轮复习：

阅读理解试题精选1

二、阅读理解（共16小题，满分32分）

阅读短文A，B，从各题的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中选出能回答所提问题或完成所给句子的最佳答案。

阅读短文C，根据短文内容，从短文后面的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有一项是多余项。

阅读D部分的材料A-E，按照要求将后面的五项信息与A-E进行匹配。

A

Put“crottindechèvre”intoGoogletranslate,andyouwillbetolditmeansgoat（山羊）dung.Soifitappearedonamenu,youmightnotorderit.Unluckily,youwouldbemissingadeliciouscheesemadeofgoat'smilkthatitisoftenservedasastarterinFrance.SuchmisunderstandingsarewhyGooglesaysthatitsfreetoolisnotgoingtoreplace（代替）humantranslators.

Touristsmightacceptafewmisunderstandingsbecausethetechnologyischeapandconvenient.Butwhentherisksarehigher,perhapsinbusiness,lawormedicine,theseservicesoftenfallshort.UsingGoogleTranslatecanleadtosomeseriousmistakes,especiallywhenwordshavedifferentmeanings.

Thatisnottosayprofessionaltranslatorsdonotusecomputerassisted（辅助的）translation（CAT）tools.Moresophisticatedapplications（复杂的应用）canhelpthemtaketheboringworkoutofrepetitivetranslations.

“There'snodoubtthatCATtoolshavetakensomeoftheboringworkoutoftexttranslationslikeinstructionmanuals（说明书），”saysPaolaGrassi,aprofessionaltranslatorinMilan.“AgoodCATtoolcanhugelyspeeduptheprocess,”shesays.Formeetings,thenewwearabletranslationtoolsareundoubtedlypopular.Butthisnewtechnologystillhasdisadvantages.Usersmustwaitatleastafewsecondsforasentencetobetranslated,ormoreiftheInternetconnectionispoor.

11.Whatis“crottindechevre”onthemenuinFrance?

A.Goatdung.B.Terriblefood.C.Deliciouscheese.D.Cow'smilk.

12.WhatdoParagraphs4and5mainlytalkabout?

A.TheadvantagesofCATtools.

B.ThedisadvantagesofCATtools.

C.Theadvantagesanddisadvantagesofhumantranslators.

D.TheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofCATtools.

13.What'sthebesttitle?

A.CanCATtoolsreplacethehumantranslators?

B.Let'suseCATtoolsinsteadofhumantranslators!

C.WhyareCATtoolspopularwithpeople?

D.WhyarehumantranslatorsbetterthanCATtools?

B

Museums,livemusicandmalls-Chinesecitiesoffereverythingthatayoungpersoninightwant.Buttherearemanyyoungpeoplewhodon'thavetimetoenjoythesethings.Theyfollowwhatiscalledthe“996”workschedule-startingworkat9a.m.andfinishingat9p.m.,sixdaysaweek.

The“996”workschedulerecentlybecameaheatedtopicofdiscussiononlineafteracomputerprogrammersetupawebsitecalled“9961CU”.Accordingtothewebsite,the“996”workscheduleisunhealthyandcouldcausepeopletoendupinanintensivecareunit（ICU，重症监护病房）.ThisworkscheduleiscommonatChinesetech-companieslikeBaidu,AlibabaandHuawei.Most“996”workersdonotreceiveovertime（加班）pay.

Manytech-companyworkershavecomplainedaboutthisschedule.“Iworked‘996’forninemonths,”Zhangsaid,whousedtoworkasaprogrammer.“Icouldn'tsleepbecauseofthepressure.So,Igaveupthejobatlast.”However,thebossesofsometechcompaniesthinkthe“996”workscheduleisreasonable.JackMa,founderofAlibaba,saidit'sa“hugeblessing（福气）”foryoungworkerstowork“996”.

“Ifyoudon'tdo‘996'whenyou'reyoung,whenwillyou?

"Masaid.“Ifyoudon'tputinmoretimeandenergythanothers,howwillyouachievethesuccessyouwant?

”ManypeoplehavequestionedMa'sthinking.InanarticleinPeople'sDaily,thewritersaid,“Valuinghardworkdoesnotmeanit'srighttomakeworkersworkovertime.”CuiZhendong,alawyer,toldChinaDailythatitisagainstthelawtouseacompulsory（强制的）“996”workschedule.China'sLaborLaw（《劳动法》）clearlystatesthatworkersshouldworknomorethaneighthoursadayornomorethan44hoursaweek.

14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“schedule”meaninthepassage?

A.课程表B.时间表C.任务单D.项目书

15.Ifapersonfollowsthe“996”workschedule,heneedstowork.

A.6hoursadayB.9hoursadayC.44hoursaweekD.72hoursaweek

16.Whoisagainstthe“996”workschedule?

①thebosseslikeJackMa②awriterforChinaDaily

③thelawyer,Mr.Cui④manyworkersintechcompanies

A.①③B.①④C.②③D.①③④

17.Whatdoweknowfromthepassage?

A.“996ICU”wassetuptohelpworkersgetovertimepay.

B.It'sagainstthelawtomakeworkerswork“996”.

C.Youngpeopleenjoythe“996”schedulebecauseithelpsalot.

D.Thewriterthinksthe“996”workscheduleisreasonable.

C

Cropcircles（麦田怪圈）arestrangepatternsthatappearmysteriouslyovernightinfarmer'sfield.ThecirclesaremostlyfoundintheUKbuthavespreadtomanycountriesaroundtheworldinthepastyears.18

SomepeoplethinkthatthefirstcropcirclesappearednearthesmalltownofTully,Australia.In1966,afarmersaidhesawaUFOriseupfromafieldandflyaway.Whenhewentcloser,hesawacirclearea.

19Thenumberofcirclesincreasedlargelyinthe1