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2019中考英语阅读、任务型阅读、完形填空精享新编(12)

一、阅读理解。

A

(2019中考选练)

Everyonetalksabouttheadvantageoftakingtimeoutfor“simplepleasures”.Theideaisthatwewillbehappierifweoftendoinexpensive,easy-to-doactivities.

However,theproblemformanyofusisthatwedon’tknowwhatmakesushappy.

WhenIwasincollege,mymothergavemesomewiseadvice.Shesaid,“Beforeyougetmarriedandlivewithanotherperson,youneedtospendsometimelivingbyyourself.Youneedtogettoknowyourself.”

SoIdidexactlythat.Foralmosttwoyears,Ilivedbymyself.IfoundthatIlovedtospendhourslookingaroundinbookstores.Ialsolovedtospendanafternoonjustwalkingaroundthecity.Andeverysooften,Ineededthemomentsofpuresilence.

But,ofcourse,wealldon’tenjoythesamethings.

Asimplepleasureformewouldbetospendanhourreadingabookinmybackyard.However,thatsameactivitywouldgivemyhusbandnopleasure.Weareallsodifferent.

Sometimes,wealreadyknowwhatmakesushappy.However,aslifegetsbusierandwegetolder,weputasideoursimplepleasures.

Forexample,Ihadtogiveupplayingtheflute(长笛)whenIstartedworkingandhadfamilyresponsibilities.Playingmyfluteseemedselfish(自私的)whennooneelseinmyfamilycouldjoin,butthreeyearsagoIreturnedtoplayingtheflute.Iregrethavingeverstopped.

Simplepleasuresareneithersimplenoruniversal(普遍的).

Oursimplepleasuresareareflection(反映)ofwhoweare.Theyaredifferentactivitiesthatgiveeachofusjoy.

Certainlytherearesomecommontopics—suchasbeingoutinnature,doingsomethingcreative,orenjoyingmusicandliterature—butbeyondthat,eachofushastofindoutwhatitisthatfeedsoursouls(灵魂).

Thatisn’talwayseasyinaworldinwhichwehavetoconsiderotherpeople’sneedsandopinionsaswellas

ourown,butenjoyingsimplepleasuresissomethingthateachofusdeserves(应得).

Thinkofitasyourright,andsaytoyourself,“Today,I’mgoingtodiscoverwhatmysimplepleasuresare.”

1.Whatisthewriter’sopinionaboutsimplepleasures?

A.Theychangeaswegrowolder.

B.Theycanreflectourcharacters.

C.It’sexpensivetoachievethem.

D.Peoplewithnoresponsibilitiescanenjoythem.

2.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellbysharingherexperienceoflivingalone?

A.Wisepeopleoftentaketheirmothers’advice.

B.Acoupledon’tnecessarilysharethesameinterests.

C.It’snecessarytolivealonebeforegettingmarried.

D.It’sworthspendingtimealoneenjoyingsimplepleasures.

3.Whatcanwelearnfromthewriter’sexperienceofplayingtheflute?

A.Weshoulddevelopaninterestthatotherscantakepartin.

B.Makingourfamilyhappyisbetterthanmakingourselveshappy.

C.Keepingourinterestsaliveisagoodmethodtomakeourselveshappy.

D.Familyresponsibilitiesaremoreimportantthanourowninterests.

4.Inthelasttwoparagraphs,thewriter    

A.suggestsreaderspaynoattentiontoothers’opinions

B.encouragesreaderstogetsimplepleasuresactively

C.teachesreaderstobalanceothers’needswiththeirownneeds

D.remindsreaderstorealizesimplepleasuresarethemostimportantpartoflife

【参考答案】1—4、BDCB

B

隐形杀手——抑郁症

Althoughweallwanthappinessandjoyeveryday,sometimeswestillfeelblue.Mostpeoplecancontrolthis,butsometimesitcangetworseandpeoplefallintodepression(抑郁).

Thisyear,theWHOchose“depression”asthethemeofWorldHealthDay.Thisaimstoraisepeople'sawareness(意识)ofit.Accordingtoitsrecentreport,about322millionpeoplesuffereddepressionin2015.Thisismorethan4percentoftheworld'spopulation.

Depressionisdescribedasamentaldisorder(精神疾病).Ithasseveralsymptoms(症状)likesadnessandlossofinterest.Inextremecases,depressionmayleadtosuicide(自杀).

Therearethreegroupsofpeoplethataremorelikelytodevelopdepression,accordingtoWHO.Oneisoldpeople,whileanotheriswomenwhoarepregnant(怀孕的)orhavejustgivenbirth.Andyoungpeoplearealsooneofthethreegroups.

InChina,depressionamongyoungpeopleisontherise,ZhuZhuohong,afamouspsychologyprofessortoldXinhua.Competitions,especiallyineducation,cancausealotofpressure.

Luckily,effortsarebeingmadetosolvethisproblem.NowseveralsocialorganizationsinChinaaretryinghardtohelpthosewithdepression.WHOalsoheldthe“Depression:

Let'stalk”campaignthismonth,aimingtomakesurethatpeoplewithdepressionseekandgethelp.

1.Peoplewithdepressionevenwantto________.

A.seekandgethelpB.havecompetitions

C.havepressureD.commitsuicide

2.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?

A.Depressionisamentaldisorder.

B.Pregnantwomenaremorelikelytodevelopdepression.

C.Peoplewithdepressioncannotgotowork.

D.Depressionamongyoungpeopleisontherise.

3.Theunderlinedword“blue”inthepassagemeans“________”.

A.thecoloroftheskyB.sadandhopeless

C.sadmusicD.badbehavior

4.DepressionamongyoungpeopleinChinamaybecausedby________.

A.pressureB.largepopulationC.sadnessD.mentaldisorder

5.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.DepressionDevelopmentB.Depression—ASilentKiller

C.EducationCompetitionsD.DepressionCampaign

【主旨大意】本文是一篇说明文。

主要介绍了抑郁症患者的数量、症状、患病人群及为了阻止患抑郁症而采取的一些措施。

1.D 【解析】细节理解题。

题干意为:

精神抑郁的人甚至想去________。

根据第三段最后一句中“...depressionmayleadtosuicide(自杀).”可知“抑郁者有自杀倾向”,故选D。

2.C 【解析】推理判断题。

题干意为:

下列哪一个叙述是不正确的?

A项:

抑郁是一种精神疾病;B项:

孕妇更可能患抑郁;C项:

有抑郁的人不能去工作;D项:

年轻人抑郁人数上升。

A、B、D三项内容文中均有提到,是正确的。

文中提到有部分人没有意识到自己患了抑郁,还有些学生由于教育的压力导致抑郁等,均说明抑郁的人是可以工作的,C项错误。

故选C。

3.B 【解析】词义猜测题。

题干意为:

文中划线单词“blue”的意思是“________”。

前句提示“happiness”和“joy”,后文转折,故可以推断是“sadandhopeless难过和绝望”。

故选B。

4.A 【解析】细节理解题。

题干意为:

在中国,青少年抑郁可能是由________引起。

根据第五段最后一句“Competitions,especiallyineducation,cancausealotofpressure.”可知教育竞争的压力导致年轻人患上抑郁。

故选A。

5.B 【解析】标题归纳题。

题干意为:

文章最佳的标题是什么?

本文主要介绍抑郁对人们的危害。

故B选项Depression—ASilentKiller“抑郁——沉默的杀手”符合题意,故选B。

C

(2019中考日常生活类训练)

Couldyourbestfriendmakeyoufat?

Researcherswhohavestudied“networks”ofobesity(肥胖)thinkso:

theyfoundthatifsomeone'sfriendbecomesobese,thatperson'schancesofbecomingobeseincreasebymorethanhalf.

Brothersorsistersandahusbandorawifealsohaveaninfluence,althoughreduced_peoplewhosebrothersorsistersbecameobesewere40percentmorelikelytogrowobese,whilepeoplewhosehusbandorwifebecameobesewere37percentmorelikelyto.

“Thisisthefirststudytoshowhowobesityspreadsthroughthesocialnetworkfrompersontoperson,”JamesFowleroftheUniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,whoworkedonthestudy,toldinatelephoneinterviewing.

Theresearcherssaidtheirfindingsshowthatobesityiscontagious—notlikeaviruswhichiscontagious,butinasocialsense.

ItmayhelpexplainwhyobesityisworseningacrosstheUnitedStates,withtwothirdsofAmericansoverweightandalmostathirdtechnicallyobese.

“Ithasbecomeverypopulartospeakoftheobesityepidemic.Webegantowonderifitistrulyanepidemic,”Dr.NicholasChristakis,aprofessorofmedicalsociologyatHarvardMedicalSchoolinBoston,toldthebriefing.

“Wethinkthatthesefindingsreinforce(加强)theideathatobesityisnotjustanindividualproblembutacollectiveproblem,”Christakissaid.

“Peoplelookaroundthemandseepeoplegainingweightanditmightchangetheirattitudeaboutwhatconstitutesanacceptablebodysize,”headded.“Youmightsayit'sOKtobeheavier.”

1.Theunderlinedphrase“reducedpeople”refersto______.

A.theinfluenceofpeopleissmallerandsmaller

B.fatpersonsarehavinglessandlessfriends

C.thenumberoffatpersonsisdecreasinglargely

D.personsarebecomingthinnerandthinner

2.What'sthenewfindingofresearchersinthepassage?

A.ObesityispopularwithAmericans.

B.Obesityspreadsfrompersontoperson.

C.Obesitycanbespreadlikeavirus.

D.Obesityisbecominganepidemic.

3.Inwhataspectdoyourfatfriendshaveanimpactonyou?

A.Theymayinfluenceyouhowtochoosealover.

B.Theymayassistyouinformingalifevalue.

C.Theymaychangeyourattitudestowardsobesity.

D.Theymayhelpyouunderstandwhatobesityis.

4.Fromthepassage,wecaninferthat________.

A.it'sbetternottomakefriendswithfatpersons

B.obesityisakindofdiseasethatcanspread

C.mostAmericansthinkobesityisakindofbeauty

D.itneedsacollectiveefforttodealwithobesity

参考答案1A2B3C4D

二、任务型阅读。

2019中考任务型阅读题

Imaginethis:

Yourparentsgoawayforwork,butyouhavetostayathomebyyourself.Wouldlifebeaseasyaswhenyourparentsarearound?

Woulditbeawonderfulholidayforyou?

"Icancooktomatoandeggsoup,butthat'sall.Ithinkmanyofmyclassmatesarethesame."saidLiYujie,agirlfromamiddleschool."ButIalwaysforgetthings.Iwatchtelevisionthenburnthesoup."

"Nowparentsdoalmosteverythingforus.Sowedon'tknowwhatwecandoandhowtolookafterourselves"LiYujiesaid.

Usuallyteenagersspendmostoftheirtimedoingtheirhomework.Theydon'tlearnanylifeskill(技能)untiltheyfinishhighschool.However,Simondoesn'tthinkso,"IthinkIamOK.Iknowhowtocooksomedishesbecausemymomshowedme."the13-year-oldboysaid.

Inhisopinion,manyteenagersdepend(依赖)toomuchontheirparents,andthereismuchmoretolearnthancooking,like"cleaningupyourroomorevendressingyourselfproperly.Formostteenagers,itwouldn'tbeaholidayatall.Itcouldbeatimetolearntobeindependent(自立的)andtakecareofyourself.

1.WhatcanLiYujiedowhenherparentsarenotathome?

2.WhyareteenagersnotabletolookafterthemselvesaccordingtoLiYujie?

3.Howdoteenagersusuallyspendtheirtime?

______.

4.CanSimonlookafterhimselfwhenheisathomebyhimself?

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