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山东省菏泽市中考英语题型训练阅读理解

2019年山东菏泽市中考英语题型训练:

阅读理解

(一)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)

Howcanwestayawayfromtelecomfraud(电信诈骗)?

ChineseactorTongDawei,37,gaveusefulsuggestionsinavideoonCCTVonSeptember8.Itsoonbecamepopularonline.TongisthespokespersonintheprogramoffightingagainsttelecomfraudinLiaoning,hishometown.Inthevideo,Tongwearsapoliceman'suniformandtalksabouthowtostayawayfromfraud.Tonggrewupinapolicefamilyashisfatherandunclearebothpolicemen.Asachild,heoncedreamedtowearapoliceman'suniform.Now,ithascometrue!

1.WhoarepolicemeninTong'sfamily?

A.Hisfatheranduncle.

B.TongDaweiandhisuncle.

C.Bothhisparents.

2.Fromthepassagewecanknowthat.

A.TongDaweidreamedtobeanactorwhenhewasachild

B.TongDaweididn'tlikewearingapoliceman'suniformatall

C.TongDaweiishelpingpeoplefightagainsttelecomfraudinhishometown

3.Whereisthepassagemostprobablyfrom?

A.Atalkshow.

B.TVnews.

C.Astorybook.

(二)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)Apoorboyoncewenttoaragged(破旧的)school,wherehisfacewaswellwashed.Whenhereturnedhome,theneighborslookedathiminsurprise.

Theysaid,“ThatlookslikeTomRogers,andyetitcan'tbe,forheissoclean.”

Afterawhile,hismotherlookedathim,andseeingthathisfacewassoclean,shethoughtthatherownfacewasdirty,andshewasheditatonce.

Thefathersooncamehomefromhiswork,and,seeinghiswifeandhissonsoclean,hethoughtthathisfacewasdirty,andsohefollowedtheirexample.

Father,motherandsonbeingclean,themotherbegantothinkthattheroomlookeddirty;soshewentdownonherkneestoscrubthefloorclean.

Awomanlivednextdoor.Seeingsogreatachangeinherneighbors,shethoughtthatherfaceandherroomwereverydirty;soshe,too,quicklysetaboutcleaningthem.

Thisstoryshowshowtwohousesandtheirfamiliesweremadetidyandcomfortable,simplybytheexampleofthecleanfaceofoneraggedschoolboy.

Children,aswellasgrownuppeople,shouldalwayssetagoodexample.Weneverknowhowmuchgoodmaybedoneinthatway;norcanwetellhowmuchharmresultsfromabadexample.

1.Thepoorboygothisfacewashedat.

A.school

B.home

C.hisneighbor's

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“scrub”inParagraph5meaninChinese?

A.取消B.擦洗C.分离

3.Thewomannextdoorcleanedherfaceandroombecause.

A.herneighborsaskedhertodoso

B.shelovedtokeepcleanallthetime

C.shelearnedfromherneighbors

4.What'sthebesttitleofthestory?

A.APoorBoyandHisParents

B.AGoodExample

C.GoodNeighbors

(三)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)

Chinawasonceknownasthe“BicycleKingdom”.Now,ayoungUSman,DavidWang,livinginBeijingisusingpiecesofbambootoreplace(代替)partsofbicycles.

Twoyearsago,DavidopenedtheBambooBicycleBeijingworkshopinLangjiahutong.Theycutandshapebamboointobicycleframes(构架).Afterconnectingthepieceswithspecialglue,theyjoinwheelsandotherpartstogether.

Aftergraduatingfromuniversity,DavidcametoChinatocontinuehisstudy.HehaslivedinChinaformorethan6yearsandlovesthecity'sancienthutongs.However,hefoundpeoplethrewoldbicycleseverywhereinhutongs.“Beijingisbecomingabiggraveyard(墓地)ofbicycles,”Davidsaid.Hebeganpickingupthegivenupbikesand“saving”them,repairing,repainting,andrenewingthem.

Thenonedayhefoundareallyoldbicycle,whichcouldnotbe“saved”inusualways,sohebeganthinkingofbettermaterialstoreplacetheframe.Bamboocametohismind.

Hesearchedonline,andafterthreemonthsofresearchandtries,communicatingwithfactoriesandexperts,hemadehisfirstbamboobicycle.“Itwasamazing!

Itreallyworks!

”herecalled.

Thebikesarenotforsale—they'retoencouragealoveofcyclingamongpeoplewholiveinBeijing.Davidhopesbamboobicyclescancreate“alittlebitmoredifferentcultureinBeijing”.

1.DavidthoughtBeijingwasbecomingabiggraveyardofbicyclesbecause.

A.peoplethrewoldbicycleseverywhereinhutongs

B.peopleputtheoldbicyclesinthegraveyard

C.thereweremanygraveyardsforoldbicycles

2.HowlongdidittakeDavidtofinishhisfirstbamboobicycle?

A.Aboutthreemonths.

B.Twoyears.

C.Sixyears.

3.DavidandhisteammadebamboobicyclesinorderNOTto.

A.createalittlebitmoredifferentcultureinBeijing

B.encouragealoveofcyclingamongpeople

C.sellthemtogetalotofmoney

4.Whichisthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?

①DavidarrivedinBeijing.

②Davidmadehisfirstbamboobicycle.

③Davidgraduatedfromuniversity.

④DavidopenedaworkshopinLangjiahutong.

⑤Davidbeganpickingupthegivenupbikesandsavingthem.

A.①③⑤④②B.③①⑤②④C.③①②⑤④

(四)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)Someparentsareusedtodoingalmosteverythingfortheirchildren.Theyseetheirolderchildrenasbabiesallthetime!

ItcanbeaverycommonprobleminChina,becausemostparentsonlyhaveonechildinChina.Someparentscaresomuchaboutthesafetyoftheirchildrenthattheyareafraidtoletthemgoanywhereordoanythingbythemselves.Sotheirchildrenfailtolearnsocialskillsandbecomemoredependent(依赖于)onthem!

Infact,nochildrenreallyenjoybeinglookedafterbytheirparentsallthetime.Noparentswouldbehappyknowingthat.Becauseoftoomuchcare,theirchildrendon'tknowanythingabouttheworld.Childrenneedtheirowntimetogrowintoadultsandtolearnhowtodealwithproblems.Toomuchcaredamagestheirfunwhentheyaregrowingup.Andwhensuddenlytheycan'tdependontheirparents,thesechildrenwillbeinabigtrouble!

Itisnicethatparentsshowtheircaretotheirchildren.Itisnicethatchildrenknowthattheirparents'careisoutoflove.Anditwillbenicerifthechildrenlettheirparentsknowhowmuchlovetheyreallyneedandhowmuchloveistoomuch.

1.Accordingtothewriter,thecommonprobleminChinaisthat.

A.manychildrendon'tliketogotoschool

B.someparentsdoalmosteverythingfortheirchildren

C.someparentsdon'tlettheirchildrengoanywhere

2.MostChinesechildrenknowlittleabouttheworldbecause.

A.theirparentstaketoomuchcareofthem

B.mostparentshaveonlyonechild

C.theyaretooyoung

3.Theunderlinedword“them”inParagraph1refersto(指代).

A.childrenB.parentsC.teachers

4.Whatdoesthewriterreallywanttotellus?

A.Childrendon'tneedanylove.

B.Parentsshouldgivechildrenasmuchloveaspossible.

C.Parentsshouldlettheirchildrendothingsthemselves.

(五)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)Herearethreepiecesofinformationaboutsummercampsinxx.

Kids'FleetCampxx

Kids'FleetCampisexcitingwithrockclimbing,golfing,swimmingandcreativeactivities.

CampDates:

June20~24

Age:

6~16yearsold

Cost:

$135

Moreinformation:

Pleasecallat(619)2381233foranyquestions.Seemoreat:

http:

//www.rhfleet.org/events/summercamp.

ArtItOutSocialSkillsCampxx

Weusearttoteachchildrensocialskillsingroup,suchas:

listeningandfollowinginstructions;makingandkeepingfriends,improvingselfconfidence,etc.

CampDates:

June13~17

Callat7707269589.

Forpricinginformationanddetailsvisitourwebsite.

1640PowersFerryRd,Atlanta,GA30067

GwinnettYoungSingersMusicCampxx

Summercampisalotoffun!

Comeandjoininnewandfunmusicalactivities!

Childrencanlearnsomanykindsofmusicalinstrumentshere.

CampDates:

July18~29

Camphoursare10:

00a.m.to4:

00p.m.

$150eachweek

Pleasecallat7709356657orvisitourwebsite.

1.Ifyoulikesports,youcanjoin.

A.ArtItOutSocialSkillsCamp

B.Kids'FleetCamp

C.GwinnettYoungSingersMusicCamp

2.InArtItOutSocialSkillsCampkidscanlearnhowto.

A.getonwithothers

B.climbrocks,swimandplaygolf

C.improvetheirlanguageskills

3.Tospendoneweeklearningmusicinthecamp,you'llpay.

A.$150B.$135C.$300

4.Youcanvisittheirwebsiteorcallthemupto.

A.makeandkeepfriends

B.seethemanagerinperson

C.getfurtherinformationaboutthecamps

5.Kidswillprobablyfindsummercamps.

A.safeandcheap

B.boringanddangerous

C.excitingandenjoyable

(六)

(xx·山东菏泽中考)Anewreportshowswhatlifemightbelikein100yearsfromnow.Expertsonspaceandarchitecture(建筑),andcityplannersgavetheirideasonlifein2116.Twentyfiveyearsago,wecouldnotimaginehowgreatlytheInternetwouldchangeourlives.NowtheInternethasrevolutionizedthewaywecommunicateandlearn.Theysaidthechangesinthenextcenturywouldbeevenmoreunbelievable.

Thewaywelive,workandplaywillbetotallydifferentfromtoday.Therewillbemanytallbuildings,underwatercities,andholidaysinspace.Peoplewillworkfromhomeandhavevirtual(虚拟的)workmeetings.Peoplewillhave3Dprintersto“print”everythingtheyneedathome,suchasfood,clothesandsoon.Therewillalsobelessneedfordoctors.Ourhomehealthrobotwilltelluswhattheproblemisandgiveustreatment.WewillalsogointospaceforholidaysandgetresourcesthatwehaveuseduponEarth.Researchersinterviewed2,000adultsaboutthepredictions,andmostofthemthoughttheyweremostlikelytohappen!

1.Whogavetheirideasonlifein2116?

A.Expertsandcityplanners.

B.Teachersandworkers.

C.Researchersand2,000adults.

2.Accordingtothepassage,wecouldnotimaginethat25yearsago.

A.therewouldbemoreneedfordoctors

B.wewouldmakeeverythingweneedathome

C.theInternetwouldchangeourlivesgreatly

3.Theunderlinedphrase“revolutionized”inthe1stparagraphmeans“”.

A.调整B.变革C.引领

4.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthechangesin2116?

A.Peoplewillhavetogotoworkfromhomeastoday.

B.Peoplewillneedto

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