2023年广西中考英语二轮复习阅读说明文专练参考答案
参考答案
第1组 66~ 70 ABBCC 第2组 66~ 70 CCBBA 第3组 66~ 70 BCCAB
第4组 66~ 70 CBABC 第5组 66-70 ACACB 第6组 61-65 BABCB
第7组 66—70 A C B C B 第8组 DCCBA
第9组 BCCAA 第10组 BACBC 第11组 BCCBA2023年广西中考英语二轮复习说明文专练题型和题目
常考类型
介绍 科技产品或物品
介绍顺序：直接引出/ 举例引出 中心（产品）—— 优点 / 缺点、用途、含义——总结（可能没有）
介绍 现象
介绍顺序：例子 / 设问 引出 中心（现象）—— 专家结论 / 刊物结论、做实验（步骤、发现）—— 现象用途、还未研究明白的
题型
通用词汇：research / study研究 ， researcher研究人员，show表明，find/found发现
说明方法题
词汇：number数字，example例子，compare比较，question问题
主旨大意题
（1）关键词：best title , ... mainly about... ，mainly tells us .. ，show us ...
（2）做题思路：看文章第一段或第一、二段，抓住关键词汇（名词、形容词、动词）
3. 指代题
词汇：it , they/ them , this / that , these / those
做题思路：定位代词，从它开始，往前找，一般就近原则，若有2个或以上的选项都在同一句，代进去对比
4. 词汇题
看中文感彩，先分为积极还是消极，结合文中 词 的前后，确定感彩，在对比
态度题
词汇：think of , feel , attitude(态度)
把选项分为积极和消极； 在文中定位事件，看前后词汇
常见人物性格词汇：friendly友好的，kind善良的，outgoing外向的，shy害羞的
creative有创造力的， humorous幽默的，brave勇敢的，honest诚实的，active活泼的，responsible负责的
（4）常见事物性质词汇：fresh新鲜的，comfortable舒服的，exciting兴奋的，relaxing轻松的，easy容易的，difficult/hard难的， interesting有趣的，important重要的，sweet甜的，lucky
6. 判断正误题
（1）单词：true / correct对的； false / wrong错的
（2）做题思路：看选项的主语：人/物 ; 看容易找的词：数字，大写字母，引号，斜体
7. 排序题
先对比每个选项的 第一个； 接着对比第二个
8. 文章结构题
记叙文文章结构，常考的有 总分总，总分， 分总， 描述例子 — 总结思想
细节理解题
问why , when, what , where , who...这些内容的
做题思路：看题目的主语，从句，数字，大写字母词，引号/斜体等，在文中找出，就近原则
题目展示
第1组（2021年北部湾模拟2）
The UN Environment Programme says that raising temperatures could mean the end of some migrating (迁徙) animals.
Migrating animals move through several environments as they travel away from the cold area into winter to warmer ones. Birds may fly from one part of the world to another, perhaps stopping at feeding grounds on the way. Whales and turtles travel through huge areas of ocean. A report says that changes in any one of the places where these animals stay can cause serious problems. “Obviously these animals have developed their traveling ways over thousands of years. But weather changes much greater over the next 25 to 50 years. And it is impossible for these animals to change their habits fast enough,”said the report writer Dr. Robert Hepworth.
Turtles are hit hardest by rising temperatures. Scientists have found that at higher temperatures, Turtles have far more female eggs than male ones. In parts of Malaysia, Turtles are only giving birth to female babies. And some turtles are more probable to develop cancer as the waters get warmer.
With birds, the main problem is the harm to important areas at the end of their travels or at resting places along the way. About one-fifth of immigration birds are now in danger because of these changes, including rising sea levels, land loss and more strong storms.
Some other animals are now in great danger. For example, the North Atlantic Right Whale is losing their food because of the changing ocean flows; The White-Nose Dolphin is out-competed (淘汰) by other kinds in warmer waters.
The report is not all bad news. Even with the temperature changing, protecting the environment can still help migrating animals return. "We need governments to start taking action all over the world. The clock is ticking. We should make full use of every minute. " said Dr. Hepworth. And now some projects are already working! Whales are changing their feeding habits, finding new feeding grounds and new foods to eat.
66. Which part of a newspaper made this passage come from
A. Popular Science. B. Art Style. C. Weather Report.
67. Why does this raising temperature mean the end of some migrating animals
A. They stop moving through several environments.
B. They can't suit the changes during their travelling.
C. Their travelling habits will be changed fast enough.
68. What is the result of the warning according to the passage
A. The North Atlantic Right Whale may find new food.
B. Some turtles may develop cancer with the warm waters.
C.1/5 of migrating birds change their feeding habits.
69. What does the underlined sentence“The clock is ticking”mean
A. It takes time to achieve the project. B. It may be too late to save the world.
C. It's time to solve the problems at once.
70. What's the main topic of the passage
A. Ways to prevent world warming. B. Steps to save the animals in danger.
C. Effect of rising temperatures on migrating animals.
第2组（2021北部湾模拟1）
The Internet has influenced our daily life, and some world's leading tech companies are planning to build smarter online communities. They discussed this at the World Internet Conference, which was held in Wuzhen, Zhejiang.
The development of artificial intelligence(AI) was a hot topic at the meeting. If a machine can learn and solve problems as humans do, it can be called AI.
The company Alibaba uses AI technology in its unmanned supermarket in Wuzhen. There is no salesperson in the supermarkets, just a pad on a desk that says“please smile”. If you smile, it gives you a special discount(折扣) off your food. The bigger you smile, the more discounts for your food. Payment is done itself through your Alipay number. When you first enter the supermarket, the supermarket's Al recognizes(识别) your face and your account(账号).
There is also AI that can read lips(唇). Sougou brought its lip-reading system to the conference. It recognizes your mouth's movements and turns them into voice or text messages. This could be very useful when you are trying to talk to someone on your phone in a noisy place. Police could also use the technology to help them catch criminal suspects by lip-reading recordings from video camera.
Another type of AI focus on understanding human emotions(表情). Microsoft Chatbox XiaoIce can talk with people like a real friend. XiaoIce has WeChat account. After following the account, users can start talking with her. She knows when to comfort you or tell jokes. She keeps improving herself by talking with users.
These technologies are being put into wider use. We may see a smarter world and better life in the near future.
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66. What did the leading technology companies do at the World Internet Conference
A. They discussed how to use AI in the supermarket.
B. They discussed how to put the new technology into use.
C. They discussed how to build smarter online communities.
67. Which one is true when you go to the unmanned supermarket in W uzhen
A. See a few salespersons in the supermarket.
B. Meet a robot on a desk that says“please smile”.
C. Get discounts for the food by smiling.
68. According to the passage, what can't AI technology do
A. Chat with you like a real friend. B. Recognize your age and your account.
C. Recognize your mouth's movements.
69. The underlined words“criminal suspects”in Paragraph 4 means
A.打破记录者 B.犯罪嫌疑人 C. 网购者
70. From this passage, we can know that
A. these technologies will be used widely
B. these technologies will be tested
C. these technologies are not developing yet
第3组（2021北部湾模拟4）
Do you have trouble trying to create the next big idea Sometimes the answer isn't to just force an idea out of your mind. Instead, you might want to try sitting back, relaxing and letting your mind wander(走神). Yes, you heard that correctly. If you are in need of a new idea, try daydreaming.
Researchers from the University of Califormia, Santa Barbara, found an association(联系) between daydreaming and creative problem-solving. Their study includes having participants(参 与 者) first do an“unusual-use task". They had to try to come up with as many different ways to use an object as they could.
Then, the participants chose to do one of the following four things before doing the “unusual-use task" again: Complete a difficult task; complete an easy task; take a 12 - minute break; or skip (跳过) 12-minute break and move right on to the task exercise again.
Surprisingly, the group that performed best was the one that completed the easy task. Many participants reported that they were daydreaming while performing the easy task. So the researchers believed that this daydreaming might have helped unlock their creativity.
But how could daydreaming help the brain come up with creative ways The answer is something known as“unconscious thought". Even when you are not actively working to solve a problem, it is still in the back of your mind. Your brain is still thinking about the problem, but in a much more subtle(不易察觉的) way.
When you daydream, your mind is allowed to think in ways it normally would not. Because it is free of control, it can create completely new and out-of-the-box ideas.
Great ideas never come easily, but that does not mean you always have to work hard to get them. Feel free to do what you want and let your mind wander.
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66. What could you do to create great ideas according to the passage
A. Work hard. B. Let your mind wander. C. Have a nice sleep.
67. The“unusual-use task" included having participants_
A. complete an easy task B. complete a very difficult task
C. come up with different ways to use an object
68. Why did the participants who completed the easy task perform best
A. Because they were more creative than the others.
B. Because they were more knowledgeable than the others
C. Because they had the time to daydream, which might have helped unlock their creativity.
69. What does the underlined phrase“unconscious thought" in Paragraph 5 mean
A. Your brain is thinking about a problem outside of your awareness.
B. Your brain knows what you re thinking and doing.
C. Your brain has a purpose of its own that cannot be known.
70. What is the main idea of the passage
A. Brainstorming is important to creative ideas.
B. Daydreaming is a way to improve creativity.
C. The more we exercise our brains, the more ideas we will have.
第4组（2021北部模拟5）
“Don't tell anyone.”We hear these words when someone tells a secret to us. But it can be hard to keep a secret. Often, we can't help“spilling the beans", even if we regret it later.
According to Dr. Asim Shah, at Baylor College of Medicine, US, keeping a secret may well “become a burden(负担)”This is because people often have an obsessive urge(强迫性的冲动) to share it with someone.
An earlier study, led by Anita E. Kelly, a scientist at the University of Notre Dame, US, suggested that keeping a secret could cause stress(压力). People with secrets can suffer from anxiety(焦虑) and body aches, reported the daily Mail.
It's hard to keep secrets._▲_ Shah explained that people often feel that it will help them keep a person as a friend. Another reason is that people will feel guilty(内疚的) without sharing secrets with someone close to them. A sense of distrust(不信任) can develop when people who are close do not share it with each other.“Keeping or sharing secrets often puts people in a position(位置) of either getting or losing the trust of someone.”according to Shah.
He added that talkative(爱说话的) people could let secrets out. But this doesn't mean that it is a good idea only to share secrets with quiet people. A quiet person may be someone who keeps everything inside. To tell such a person a secret may cause them more stress, and make them talk about the secret.
Shah suggested that if you accidentally give up someone's secret, you should tell him about it. Let the person know that their secret isn't so secret any more. She also said that to decide whether to tell someone a secret, you'd better put yourself in their position. Think about how you would feel to be told that you mustn't give the secret away.
So if someone tells you a secret, will it become your burden
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66. What does the underlined phrase“spilling the beans" probably mean in paragraph 1
A. Keeping a secret. B. Worrying about a secret. C. Letting out a secret.
67. Why may keeping a secret“become a burden"
A. Because people who tell a secret may feel regretful.
B. Because people who keep a secret may feel stressed.
C. Because people may feel obsessive after letting out the secrets.
68. Which sentence may probably be put in_▲ _
A. But why do people share them with others
B. Then how can people keep them safer
C. So who can keep all the secrets best
69. What can be inferred(推断) from the passage
A. People may feel guilty if they keep secrets for close friends.
B. Keeping a secret may lead to distrust between close friends.
C. To tell talkative people a secret may cause them more stress.
70. What's the best title of the passage
A. Others' secrets are no more secrets. B. Don't tell secrets to anyone.
C. Keeping secrets is a burden.
第5组（2021南宁三模）
Do stars only appear at night The answer is no.Venus (金星)is the one and only star that can be seen in daytime. It shone at its brightest in the night sky on Feb 17,2017.
Venus is the second planet from the sun. It is the second brightest natural object(物体),behind Earth's moon, in the night sky. Why is it so bright
First of all, Venus is the closest planet to Earth. It is also covered by highly reflective(反射的)clouds,which can reflect about 70% the sunlight shining it, almost twice as much as Earth does.The earth can only reflect about 35%. Especially, on February 17,2017,many astronomers(天文学家)can find the bright lights from Venus. Some are calling 2017 the year of Venus, because the planet is at its brightest twice this year.Venus gets brighter when it goes further away from the sun,and nearer to the Earth.The brightest moment happened once in February, and will happen again, during daylight,on April 30.
If Venus is so bright and close to us, isn't it a better choice for human exploration(探索)than Mars It is closer to Earth than Mars and it's closer to Earth in size. The closer way to the sun means solar power would be easier to generate(产生）as well.
However,with a temperature of about 465°C on the surface, Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system! But scientists never give up. Recently, a team of NASA and Russian scientists created new computer machine that can stand temperatures of 480°C. It can work under Venus-like conditions for almost 22 days.
The next step,according to the scientists,is to send a probe(探测器)to Venus by 2025.
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( )66.According to the passage,what's the brightest natural object
A.Venus. B.Earth's moon. C.Earth.
( )67.What does the underlined word "some" refer to
A.planets. B.lights. C. astronomers.
( )68. What can we infer from the passage
A.The earth can reflect much less sunlight than Venus.
B.When Venus goes closer to the sun,it gets brighter.
C.Venus is the best choice for human exploration.
( )69.What's the main idea of the passage
A.Venus is brighter than other planets.
B. It's necessary to send a probe to Venus.
C.Venus is so bright and people can explore it.
( )70.What would the writer probably talk about in the following paragraph
A.The introduction of other natural objects.
B.The plan to send a probe to Venus.
C.The information about the computer machine.
第6组（2021南宁宾阳县一模）
People often set an alarm on their phones or clocks that sounds like“beep, beep, beep”to walk them up. People might think a harsh(刺耳的) beeping sound is more successful in waking up a person. But in fact that unpleasant sound may make it harder for people to shake off the sleepy feeling in the morning. So, is there a better way to wake up According to a study carried out by researchers in Australia, the answer is yes. It is music.
There were 50 people who played a role in the study. The 50 people had to answer some questions, including what kind of alarm sound they like, how they feel about that sound and how they feel when they wake up. The researchers found that people who woke up to musical alarms felt more awake.
Sleep inertia means a person has trouble getting up after sleeping, and has a heavy feeling when waking up. That has harmful influences on human performance later during the day. And sleep inertia may cause some serious accidents.
So, what makes musical alarms better for waking up The researchers think the music may be more successful in reducing sleep inertia because it have several tones( 音量), comparing with the single tone of a“beeping”alarm. McFarlane said that the changes between the music tones may help increase a person's attention when waking from sleep. So alarms that have a melody(旋律) can help people feel fresher in the morning. The researchers also suggest setting alarm sounds that are easy to sing along with.
No matter how you wake up, experts say, the amount of sleep you get also matters a lot.
61. The writer wrote the first paragraph to_____ .
A. introduce the sound of alarms B. lead to the topic of the passage
C. show a study about alarms
62. The 50 people had to answer the following questions EXCEPT______ .
A. what they usually do to wake up quickly B. what kind of alarm sound they like ;
C. how they feel when they wake up
63. W hat does the underlined word“inertia”in Paragraph 3 probably mean in Chinese
A.质量 B.惰性 C.时间
64. Why do alarms with a melody help people feel fresher in the morning
A. Because they have harsh beeping sounds to make people 's mine clear.
B. Because everyone likes to listen to music when getting up.
C. Because the changes between music tones increase a person 's attention.
65. What 's the best title for the passage
A. Some Ways to Avoid Sleep Inertia. B. The Advantages of Musical Alarms.
C. Several Accidents Alarm Sounds Caused.
第7组（2021南宁四大学区一模）
Have you ever experienced that when you start to fall asleep, you have a feeling of falling and then wake up suddenly If so, don’t worry. That’s just because you’re in a condition of hypnic jerks(入睡抽动).
In fact, hypnic jerks are also called sleep starts. When you’re going to sleep, your muscles(肌肉) of the arms, legs or other parts of your body may twitch( 抽 搐 ). They are very common. About 70% of people experience them sometimes, Huffington Post reported. It means that 7 out of 10 people have had hypnic jerks. But what causes them
There are some reasons. Some scientists think that the hypnic jerks are the result of the muscles relaxing. When you begin to sleep, your muscles become relaxed. But your brain is still awake. It misunderstands the relaxing of your muscles as a sign that you’re falling. Then your brain jerks your body awake. It seems that it’s trying to protect you.
Other scientists believe that different periods of sleep might cause the hypnic jerks. When you sleep, you will experience two periods: non-rapid eye movement(NREM) and rapid eye movement(REM). During REM, your heart and nervous system can act irregularly( 不 规 律 地 ). If the body experiences flashes(一瞬间) of REM while entering sleep, these irregularities could cause twitches.
If you don’t want to experience the hypnic jerks, scientists have some suggestions. When you become deeply relaxed, you can learn how to reconnect by moving your fingers a little bit, then start to move your head slowly and open your eyes.
Sometimes, hypnic jerks may cause fear. However, scientists agree that they are harmless. If you experience the feeling of falling and it wakes you up, don’t worry and just go back to sleep again. But keep in mind: a caffeinated(含咖啡因的) drink, exciting evening activities or nervousness may make hypnic jerks happen more often.
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66.How does the writer explain that hypnic jerks are common
A. By listing numbers. B. By asking questions. C. By giving examples.
67.What does the underlined word “It” refer to(指的是)
A. The leg. B. The muscle. C. The brain.
68.Which of the following may cause hypnic jerks more often according to the passage
①Drinking coffee at 23:00. ②Running for a long time before sleep.
③Reading quietly at night. ④Being worried about the exams often.
⑤Listening to soft music.
A. ①②③ B. ①②④ C. ②③⑤
69.What can we learn from the passage
A.Hypnic jerks won’t happen when you start to fall asleep.
B.During NREM, your nervous system can act irregularly.
C. Hypnic jerks aren’t harmful though they may cause fear.
70.What is the main idea of the passage
A.It explains the reasons of hypnic jerks.
B.It introduces hypnic jerks during sleep.
C.It shows the experience of the feeling of falling.
第8组（2021南宁江南区一模）
In Tanzania, a kind of African rats (鼠) have been trained to find landmines (地雷) since the early 1990s. Even today, it's reported that there are sill 80 million landmines around the world which are lying active and unknown. That's why rats like Magawa have been trained.
Magawa is an African giant pouched rat一so much larger than common pet rat, but sill light enough that he would never set off a landmine by walking over it Besides. they're very smart and easy to train. Magawa has been used to find landmines in Cambodia for the past five years, He can find landmines much faster than people because of his strong sense of smell. He can search the area of 2 tennis courts (about 520m) in an hour, something that would take a human with a metal detector (探测器) up to four days.
So far, Magawa has discovered 39 landmines, and he has helped clear over 140,400m2 of land making it. safe for local people. He becomes the most successful Hero RAT.
Hero RAT Magawa will carry on making Cambodia safe until he retires to his "home cage". He will then spend his time playing and relaxing!
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66.What's the meaning of the underlined phrase "set off“ in Paragraph 2
A.出发 B.引爆 C.踩踏
67. People choose the African rats to find landmines because of the following reasons EXCEPT
A. light weight B. quick learning ability C. fast digging
68. According to the passage which of the following is TRUE
A. Magawa will be sold as a pet finally B. Magawa is usually smaller than a pet rat.
C. Magyna can find landmines faster than people.
69. Up to now, Magawa has worked for about________ hours searching for the landmines.
A.135 B.270 C.540
70 What’s the best title of the passage
A. Hero RAT Magera B. An African rat C. How to detect landmines
第9组（2021南宁江南区二模）
①You may think the best way to solve a difficult problem is to keep working on it, even overnight. But the truth is just the opposite: Your best chance to get to the bottom of a problem is actually to sleep on it.
②A team of researchers at Northwestern University, US, did a study and found that seeping is useful in both strengthening(强化) and re organizing(重组) memory. This can help you solve problems.
③The researchers did a experiment with S7 students. They asked them to solve 42 difficult puzzles(谜题) on the first day. The students worked on each puzzle while listening to different music. The research encouraged students to remember the music they heard while solving the puzzles. By the end, there were six puzzles that the students still hadn't solved. The students then went back home to sleep. They were given special sleep monitoring(睡眠监测) and music devices(设备). The devices played music connected with the unsolved puzzles while the students were in the slow-wave sleep period. This period is when people are likely to(可能) dream and re-organize their memories.
④The next morning, the students tried the unsolved puzzles again. Researchers found they were 55% more likely to solve them. The music activated the memories about the puzzles while they were sleeping. It allowed them to“work" on the puzzles in their sleep.
⑤Earlier studies of both people and animals have shown that sleep can not only strengthen memory, but also help us organize information in our brains. This study sees to support that understanding.
⑥So the next time you face a difficult problem, sleep on it Then play some music to help yourself think of the problem.
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66.What did the researchers at North western University find
A. Keeping working can help solve hard problems.
B. Sleeping can help people solve problems.
C. Listening to music can help people sleep well
67. Which of the following is TURE according to Paragraph 3
A. On the first day, none of the puzzles were solved.
B. Some students kept working on the puzzles when others were sleeping.
C. During the experiment, music was played for the 57 students.
3. What does the underlined word“activated" in Paragraph 4 mean in Chinese
A.干扰 B.消除 C. 激活
69. What do we know about the Paragraph 5
A. This study supports the earlier findings. B. The finding is not valuable for students.
C. This study should include some animals.
70. Which of the following shows the structure of the passage
第10组（2021南宁经开区二模）
"Five more minutes" is the first thought of many people when their alarm clocks ring in the morning. This first thought is usually followed by hitting the snooze button（延时闹响按钮）and falling back asleep for a few more moments, Hitting the snooze button has become a habit for millions of people.
Though hitting the snooze button allows people a few more minutes of sleep, it causes unhealthy sleep patterns（模式）. Most people think if they are tired when they first wake up，they need more sleep. However， sleeping is a process（过程）with different cycles（循环）.To feel fully rested， the body must go through all the sleep cycles,Falling back asleep after hitting the snooze button restarts the process. but when the alarm rings again several minutes later, the process is interrupted. The body has not gone through all the cycles, and this can cause the body to feel sleepy for the rest of the day. This sleepiness can influence memory, the ability to make choices, and performance at work or school.
Sleepiness may also happen if the body's biological rhythm（节律）is interrupted. People usually fall asleep at night and wake up in the morning because their rhythms are working naturally。 The rhythms are influenced by repeating use of the snooze button, and it can cause feelings of sleepiness during the day and a difficulty in falling asleep at night
People need to consider developing better living habits rather than depending on the snooze button. The easiest choice is to put the alarm on the other side of the room. You need to get out of bed to turn it off and it will reduce the possibility of hitting the snooze button. Another choice is to just reset the alarm. Setting your alarm for 30 minutes later will make the whole sleep process longer instead of always restarting it .
Though a few more minutes of sleep may seem to promise a better start to the day, hitting that snooze button creates an unhealthy sleep pattern.
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What does"Five more minutes" in Paragraph 1 refer to
To let the alarms ring for five minutes.
sleep for a few more moments after the alarms ring.
To get up five minutes later than usual.
What does the underlined word"interrupt" in Paragraph 2 mean
A打断 B. 持续 C.减少
68. Which of the following isn't the result for people of hitting the snooze button
A. people may have a worse memory. B.People may feel sleepy for the rest of the day.
C. People can make better choices.
69. How many suggestions on avoiding using the snooze button does the writer give in Paragraph 4
A.One. B. Two C. Three.
70. Which of the following would be the best title for the passage
A. Don't Wake Up Late! B.Don't Use Alarm Clocks! C. Don't Hit That Button!
第11组（2021南宁良庆区一模）
Have you ever noticed an advertisement which says, "Learn a foreign language in six weeks, or get your money back! From the first day your pronunciation will be excellent. Just send.." Of course, it never happens quite like that. Anyone who learns a foreign language would think that it is not true.
The only language that is easy to learn is the mother tongue. What is the mother tongue It is the first and main language that you learnt when you were a child. And think how much practice that a child gets!
Before the World War II, people usually learned a1 foreign language in order to read the literary works of the county Nowadays, speaking a foreign language is what most people want. Every year millions of people start learning one. How do they do it
Some people try at home with books and tapes; some use radios or television programs; others go to evening classes. If they use the language only two or three times a week, learning it will take a long tine, like language learning at school. A few people try to learn a language fast by studying for six or more hours a day. It is clearly easier to learn the language i the country where it is spoken.
However, most people can't afford this, and many language learners need the language in order to do their work better. For example, scientists and doctors mainly need to be able to read books and reports in the foreign language. Machines and good books will help, but they can't do the student's work for him or her.
Whether the language is learned quickly or slowly, it is hard work with a lot of training in reading, listening, speaking and writing
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66. How long does a person learn a foreign language in the advertisement
A. More than a century. B. Less than two months. C. Six years.
67.Why did people want to learn a foreign language before the World War Ⅱ
A. Because they want to speak to each other.
B. Because they want to write the literary report of other countries.
C.Because they want to read something they didn't know.
68.What is the easiest way for us to learn a foreign language of the passage
A. To use the language six or more hours a day.
B. To learn the language at school.
C. To study the language in its country.
69. Nowadays most people learn a foreign language to_____.
A. read books and reports B. try their best to work better
C. go to another country for further study
70. What's the main idea of the passage
A.The more time you spend, the quicker you'll learn the language.
B.It is possible for you to learn a foreign language in six weeks.
C.It is not good to learn a foreign language by yourselves.
