【考点突破】阅读理解：22 奇闻异事 专项练--2025中考英语备考(含答案)

【考点突破】阅读理解：22 奇闻异事 专项练--2025中考英语备考（含答案）
Bathing in Hot ChocolateDo you like chocolate How about bathing in it There is a chocolate hot spring (温泉) in Japan! Families go there together. They paint their bodies with sweet chocolate sauce (酱). They get chocolate skincare masks. It looks a little scary, but hot chocolate is good for our skin! Finding the Best Pigeon The UK holds the pigeon (鸽子) show every January. More than 2.500 pigeons join it. They are the best in the country. Around 25,000 fans of pigeons come together and choose the best. A good pigeon should have strong bones, thick feathers, big wings and bright eyes. Put Your Masks on In Italy, there are not just ice cream and pizza. There are fancy masks, too! Venice is a city in Italy. Every year from February to March. Venice holds a big carnival (狂欢节). People wear masks. They walk on the streets and dance in parties. Why wear masks Masks in Venice are beautiful! Some people wear them to perform. Some people wear them to have fun.
1．People in Japan paint their bodies with sweet chocolate sauce to ______.
A．clean their body B．have a good time
C．make themselves look scary D．take care of their skin
2．What is not necessary for a best pigeon
A．Big wings. B．Beautiful eyes. C．Thick feathers. D．Strong bones.
3．Which month can you take part in the Venice Carnival
A．January. B．February. C．June. D．July.
4．According to passage, we can know that ______.
A．over 25,000 pigeons will join the pigeon show
B．all families in Japan like to bath in hot spring
C．some people in Venice wear masks to have fun
D．it’s hard to set the standard for a good pigeon
5．Where can you possibly read this passage
A．Science fiction. B．Travel magazine. C．News report. D．Story book.
Dog in Wheelchair The cute dog was born without two front legs. She had to get around by jumping on her back legs. Luckily, a high school team used a 3D printer to build a wheelchair for her. She is able to move around freely.
Neil, the Seal Hello, I’m Neil, a two-year-old seal (海豹). I love to travel around the land and enjoy taking a short sleep on the hot street and playing with traffic cones (交通锥). Sometimes I get myself into trouble, but many caring people kindly lead me to the safer grass.
Art Is Everywhere Look! A standing goose (雁) is turning its head back to catch a fish. Can you guess what this work of art was once used for It was a lamp from the Han Dynasty. There were also other lamps in the shapes of sheep and other animals.
6．Why is the dog in the wheelchair
A．To have fun. B．To move around freely.
C．To look for her legs. D．To use a 3D printer.
7．It’s clear that ________.
A．the dog can build a wheelchair
B．the sheep jumps on her back legs
C．the lamp was made by using a 3D printer
D．the seal is loved by many people
8．What do these materials have in common
A．They are all works of art.
B．They can be seen everywhere.
C．They have something to do with animals.
D．They all like to play on the land.
During the three-day New Year holiday, over 3 million tourists poured into Harbin. Many of them came from southern China where snow was nowhere to be found. Harbin locals gave these visitors a cute nickname “Nanfang xiaotudou” or “Southern potatoes”. It is because southern people are usually shorter and they look like small potatoes when wearing thick jackets and hats. To Harbin people, this name is not to make fun of southerners, but to create a sense of warmth with humor.
Harbin tried everything to meet tourists’ needs, especially those from the south. Cooks carefully cut the local frozen pear into small pieces. Different kinds of concerts were held in shopping malls. A drone (无人机) lifted a man-made moon for tourists to take photos. Harbin really went all out to make them happy.
However, even though they did all these to please the southern tourists, this nickname “Southern potatoes” sparked a heat discussion on the Internet. While Harbin locals use the name to show warmth and good will, some sightseers feel that calling them “small potatoes” is making fun of their height.
Even though people from the Northeast are kind and warm-hearted, we have to realize that there is still some discrimination (歧视) in several parts of China. Nowadays, people travel all the time. Therefore, it’s important to make the world a more welcome place. After all, everyone likes kindness and dislikes discrimination, whether it’s on purpose or not.
9．Why do Harbin local s call southerners “Southern potatoes”
A．Because southerners like to eat small potatoes.
B．Because southerners sell small potatoes in Harbin.
C．Because Harbin locals want to make fun of southerners’ height.
D．Because southerners look like small potatoes in thick jackets and hats.
10．What is the main idea of the second paragraph
A．Harbin cooks made some nice food for southern tourists.
B．Southern travelers were very happy with Harbin tourism.
C．Harbin tried their best to attract tourists and make them happy.
D．Food, shopping malls, and the man-made moon attracted many tourists.
11．What does the underlined word “sparked” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A．Offered. B．Burned. C．Included. D．Caused.
12．How should we treat people from different places according to the last paragraph
A．We should be kind and welcome.
B．We should not discriminate them on purpose.
C．We should do everything to make them happy.
D．We should treat them according to what they like.
13．What does the writer think of the nickname “Southern potatoes”
A．He think it’s funny.
B．He thinks it’s unfair.
C．He thinks it’s welcoming.
D．He doesn’t express his own opinion.
Several months ago, Tom moved to a town in a foreign country. He liked the local people and the life there. But he had trouble understanding the sayings that the local people used.
One day, they invited Tom to a party. Tom heard someone saying, “Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched (孵化).” Not understanding the words, Tom laughed and said, “Who will count chickens They’re everywhere!” The room was silent for a moment. Then people started laughing loudly.
That made Tom sorry, but he didn’t stop trying. At the end of the party, an old man looked out of the window and said, “It’s raining cats and dogs outside. We need to stay here a little longer.” Tom began to worry about the animals. He advised, “Shall we go out and save them ” This led to some laughter again.
Tom felt silly and decided to learn more sayings from the locals. He spent the next few weeks learning them. “These sayings are more than just words; they’re a part of their culture and life,” Tom thought.
At the next party, Tom wanted to try one more time. When people were discussing the plan for their yearly festival, he said, “Let’s not put all our eggs in one basket.” This time, he used the saying correctly. The local people agreed with him. Tom had a sense of achievement.
14．What was Tom’s problem
A．He always caused trouble in the town.
B．He couldn’t get used to the life in the town.
C．No one wanted to make friends with him in the town.
D．He sometimes couldn’t understand what the local people said.
15．What might people think of Tom’s words in Paragraph 2
A．Correct. B．Impolite.
C．Funny. D．Meaningless.
16．What does the underlined word “them” refer to (指的是)
A．The locals. B．The sayings. C．The animals. D．The words.
17．What can we know about Tom
A．He thought sayings were useless.
B．He often did stupid things.
C．He liked to show off in public.
D．He learned new things with an open mind.
Dog in WheelchairThe cute dog was born without two front legs. She had to get around by jumping on her back legs. Luckily, a high school team used a 3D printer to build a wheelchair for her. She is able to move around freely.
Neil, the SealHello, I’m Neil, a two-year-old seal (海豹). I love to travel around the land and enjoy taking a short sleep on the hot street and playing with traffic cones (交通锥). Sometimes I get myself into trouble, but many caring people kindly lead me to the safer grass.
Art Is EverywhereLook! A standing goose (雁) is turning its head back to catch a fish. Can you guess what this work of art was once used for It was a lamp from the Han Dynasty. There were also other lamps in the shapes of sheep and other animals.
18．In which picture can we see the lamp in the shape of an animal
A． B． C． D．
19．Why is the dog in the wheelchair
A．To have fun. B．To move around freely.
C．To look for her legs. D．To use a 3D printer.
20．It’s clear that ________.
A．the dog can build a wheelchair
B．the sheep jumps on her back legs
C．the lamp was made by using a 3D printer
D．the seal is loved by many people
21．What do these materials have in common
A．They are all works of art. B．They can be seen everywhere.
C．They have something to do with animals. D．They all like to play on the land.
22．Where is the passage probably from
A．A newspaper. B．A sports magazine.
C．A history book. D．A movie poster.
There are many unsolved mysteries in life even though science, technology and research come a very long way. Let’s enjoy the following unsolved mysteries.
The Bermuda Triangle (百慕大三角)
Located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, the Bermuda Triangle is a loosely-defined (宽松定义的) area. It is said that a number of planes and ships have disappeared there under mysterious circumstances. Pilots say their instruments can’t work there.
The Loch Ness Monster (尼斯湖水怪)
For ages, people have been hearing about the Loch Ness Monster which may live in Loch Ness, a very deep lake in northern Scotland. Over the years photos and videos of actual footprints have been checked and watched over and over again. People want to find out if it could be a sea snake or a dinosaur (恐龙). Even today, it may still exist and swim under the waters.
The Nazca Lines (纳斯卡线条)
The Nazca Lines, groups of large ancient geoglyphs (地画), are located in the Nazca Desert, in southern Peru and cover about 200 square miles. There are large numbers of things from the natural world to the human imagination such as monkeys, sharks and flowers. But the exact meanings of many of the geoglyphs remain unknown.
23．Which is right saying about The Bermuda Triangle
A．It is in the eastern part of the North Atlantic Ocean. B．Planes and ships have disappeared there.
C．There could be a sea snake or a dinosaur in the water. D．A monster may live in the deep lake.
24．What does the underlined word “exist” in Paragraph 3 mean in Chinese
A．存在 B．消失 C．逝去 D．迁徙
25．What can we know about the Nazca Lines
A．There used to be larger numbers of aliens.
B．We can see people drawing geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert.
C．People drew the pictures on the ground before.
D．People don’t know the true meaning of many geoglyphs.
26．What’s the theme of the passage
A．Unknown mysteries. B．Creative ideas.
C．Popular places. D．The development of technology.
Dr. Joseph Dituri is a teacher at the University of South Florida. He is also called Dr. Deep Sea because he has just finished an amazing adventure (冒险经历)—for 100 days, he lived in a small room underwater. He set a new world record, beating the old record of 73 days.
On March 1, Dr. Dituri began the adventure. He stayed in a special underwater room. It was only 9.3 m . But it had an area to sleep, and a small living room and kitchen.
The farther you go below the ocean’s surface, the greater the pressure is. Dr. Dituri wanted to learn how this pressure would influence the human body over time. In his undersea room. Dr. Dituri was living with pressure that was about 66% greater than the pressure on the surface. He believes that high pressure could help people live longer and stay healthier as they get older. It could also help doctors treat different medical problems.
While he was living underwater, Dr. Dituri stayed busy. He often exercised in the morning. He kept teaching his college classes, and he had online chats with over 5,500 students from 15 different countries. He also worked with some experts to search for ways to protect and take care of the ocean.
On June 9, Dr. Dituri returned to the surface. Many friends, family, and supporters were there to greet him and celebrate his success.
Dr. Dituri was smiling when he came back up. Doctors quickly checked him out to make sure he was OK. Then, Dr. Dituri spoke to the crowd about his 100 days underwater. “The human body has never been underwater that long,” Dr. Dituri said, “I’m proud of setting a new record.”
27．How long has Dr. Dituri lived in a small room underwater
A．For 73 days. B．For less than 73 days.
C．For 100 days. D．For more than 100 days.
28．Why did Dr. Dituri take the adventure
A．Because he is a teacher at the University of South Florida.
B．Because he thought it was exciting to stay in a room underwater.
C．Because he wanted to make his body stronger through the experience.
D．Because he wondered how underwater pressure would influence the human body over time.
29．In Dr. Dituri’s opinion, high pressure could ________.
A．make people get thinner B．help doctors treat medical problems
C．make people keep younger D．help doctors invent some new medicine
30．What did Dr. Dituri do during his stay underwater
①He did some morning exercise.
②He wrote letters to his students.
③He gave classes to his college students.
④He worked on the ocean protection.
A．①②④ B．①②③ C．②③④ D．①③④
31．From the passage, we can infer (推断) that ________.
A．Dr. Dituri is the first one to try staying underwater for a long time
B．Dr. Dituri’s friends and family paid attention to his adventure
C．the pressure on the surface of the ocean is greater than that below it
D．the pressure below the ocean made Dr. Dituri quite uncomfortable
“I can’t stand this much longer,” thought Snap.“I must try to get back to Blossom Street.” That night he fell asleep thinking of his plan for keeping his eye on Blossom Street.
As soon as Ada had driven off in her car the next day, Snap started to work on it. He ran out and stopped near a man and a woman at the bus. When the big bus came, he jumped on behind them so that the bus driver didn’t notice him.
Soon they came to Blossom Street and Snap got off behind a man. “Whose dog is that ” the driver shouted. “Has anybody paid for him ” But it was too late.
“Snap!” Kelly was surprised. “What are you doing here ” Snap wagged (摇摆) his tail.
“Come inside,” said Kelly’s mum. “There’s some meat left there. You can eat that.”
When the children came home from school, they yelled, “Snap! Snap! We thought you’d gone forever.” They played with Snap until they were called in for tea.
“It’s five o’clock,” said Kelly’s mum. “I’d better take Snap back to his new house.” But when they looked for Snap, they couldn’t find him. In the end, Kelly’s mum set off to Snap’s new house.
Ada was glad to see Kelly’s mum. “Hello. It’s nice of you to visit me.” Ada said.
“I’ve come about Snap. Oh, he’s here!”
“Of course he’s here,” said Ada. “He lives here. He was fast asleep in the kitchen when I came home. I think he likes his new home.”
32．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 2 refer to
A．Blossom Street. B．The plan. C．The car. D．The bus.
33．What did Kelly’s mum offer to Snap when she saw him
A．A place to sleep. B．A toy to play with.
C．Some meat to eat. D．A ride back to his new home.
34．According to the passage, which of the following is NOT TRUE
A．Snap prefers his new home to his old home.
B．Snap likes to play with the children very much.
C．Snap took the bus to the Blossom Street for free.
D．The bus driver didn’t see Snap before he got off the bus.
35．What does the underlined word “yelled”in Paragraph 6 mean
A．Spoke softly. B．Said angrily. C．Smiled quietly. D．Shouted excitedly.
When a blind woman was stopped by the conductor (售票员) who said no dogs were allowed on the bus, she was getting on a bus with her guide dog. With the help of other passengers, Zhou Lei finally got on the bus, but during the trip the conductor kept saying that Zhou Lei shouldn’t bring a dog.
Actually there is no rule that clearly states whether or not a guide dog is allowed on the bus in Beijing. In fact, the ways to deal with guide dogs are not the same in different places. In some parts of Jiangsu Province, guide dogs are allowed on the bus. It is one of the ways to express respect to the blind people.
There are lots of blind people in China, but we don’t see them often. Why The answer is clear. Guide dogs are not allowed to enter many public places. If blind people are not allowed to take the guide dogs with them, how can they go out What’s more, sidewalks (人行道) for blind people are often obstructed. Sometimes there are even cars taking up the space of the sidewalk for the blind. No wonder few blind people can be seen in the streets.
If discrimination (歧视) against them is always there, how can blind people feel they are a part of our society Blind people should be freed from their home so that they can play a part in our society.
根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。
36．What’s the meaning of the underlined word “obstructed” in Chinese
A．宽敞 B．堵塞 C．畅通
37．What do we know about the conductor according to the first paragraph
A．She helped Zhou to get on the bus
B．She always kept silent during the trip
C．She didn’t want Zhou’s guide dog to be on the bus
38．Why can’t we often see blind people in the streets
A．Because there are no blind people around us at all.
B．Because it may be not convenient for them to go out of their home.
C．Because blind people are not allowed to enter many public places.
39．Which of the following is TRUE
A．There is still discrimination against blind people.
B．No cars ever take up the space on the sidewalk for the blind.
C．The rules for guide dogs are the same in every city in China.
40．What does the article try to tell us
A．We are supposed to understand and respect the blind.
B．Blind people should do more things for our society.
C．We can’t be often allowed to see lots of blind people in China.
One day in Overtown, Florida, 3.7 million dollars fell from the sky! It happened when a truck turned over. There was money everywhere! One man said, “The streets were like gold.” Some people took off their shirts and filled them with money.
Police officers went from door to door in the neighborhood. They asked people to return the money. After six hours, the total returned: zero.
No one in Overtown was surprised. Many people in this town are poor. They need the money to buy food for their children. They think that God sent the money to them.
The police say this is a serious crime. “People took thousands of dollars. It’s not their money, and they have to return it.” The police also say it’s dangerous to keep the money because everyone knows the story from the news. People have money in their pockets and their backyards, and other people will try to steal it.
So far, only one person has returned some money. He is a firefighter. He found 300,000 dollars in a bag and gave it to the police. The people of Overtown still have the rest of the money.
根据短文内容，选择正确答案。
41．People filled their shirts with the money from ________.
A．the sky B．a truck C．a bank D．a shop
42．What does the underlined word “crime” in the fourth paragraph mean in Chinese
A．金钱 B．德行 C．损失 D．犯罪
43．Where did people hide the money they got
A．In their kitchens. B．In their bedrooms.
C．In their backyards. D．In their sitting rooms.
44．How much money was still missing
A．3.7 million dollars. B．300,000 dollars.
C．3.4 million dollars. D．700,000 dollars.
45．Which is the best title for the passage
A．Money from the Sky B．Police and Money
C．A Truck of Money D．Poor people and Money
Do you play an instrument Have you ever made one Terje Isungset can answer yes to both questions. And he makes instruments out of something pretty cool. Ice!
Isungset got the idea for ice music more than 20 years ago. “I was asked to do a concert in a frozen water fall,” he says. This gave him the idea to play instruments that were actually made out of ice. As far as he could tell, this hadn’t been done before. “There were no books to read about it—nothing on the Internet,” he says. “So I had to create everything by myself.”
In 2006, Isungset helped start the Ice Music Festival. It is held in February. Almost everything at the Ice Music Festival is frozen. “As you can imagine, there are a lot of logistics in doing an ice concert,” Isungset says. “We come to a place, we collect the ice, and we build the concert space out of snow and ice.”
For the festival Isungset has a goal of trying to invent a new instrument every year. He is going to play an ice horn(喇叭)this year. “Would your mouth stick to it Many people ask that question,” Isungset says. “If the horn was made out of metal(金属), it would get stuck completely.” His solution Use a small piece of leather(皮革). Place it on the horn’s mouthpiece. “It’s the only part of my instrument that is not made of ice.”
46．What are Terje Isungset’s new instruments mainly made of
A．Ice. B．Paper. C．Metal. D．Leather.
47．What is Paragraph 2 mainly about
A．Where Terje Isungset gave his first concert.
B．When Terje Isungset fell in love with music.
C．Why Terje Isungset liked reading on the Internet.
D．How Terje Isungset got to make new instruments.
48．What does he underlined word “logistics” in Paragraph 3 mean
A．规章制度 B．阻碍 C．后勤工作 D．质疑
49．Which of the following best describes Terje Isungset
A．Humorous. B．Creative. C．Honest. D．Responsible.
World’s Longest Paper Plane Flight For 11 years Takuo Toda had been trying to break the Guinness record for the longest paper airplane flight. Last April, he achieved his goal: His glider, folded from a light sheet of sugarcane, stayed in the air for 27.9 seconds. He loved to fold the paper plane when he was a child. He kept on his dreaming and succeeded in the end.
World’s Longest Dosa Comedy film star Rajendra Prasad presided over the rolling of the world’s largest dosa last August in Mumbai. With the help of 16 chefs, he prepared a 9.9 meter crepe in under 40 minutes. He loved to eat dosa when he was a child. It was his dream to make the longest dosa in the world. He gave the longest dosa to the pupils in a primary school.
________ The world record holder for the number of university degrees is a 70-year old Italian. Every morning at 3 a.m, he pulls out his textbooks and starts studying. He now holds 15 bachelor’s or master’s degrees from universities across Italy, and is already embarking on his 16th. “Each time I set myself a new challenge, to see how far my body and my brain can go,” says Mr. Baietti. “I loved reading when I was a child.”
50．In which section of the newspaper can we read the news
A．Book Club. B．Sports. C．Unbelievable! D．What’s on
51．Which shows the fact of Takuo Toda’s plane
A．It stayed in the air for 27.9 seconds. B．It’s 9.9 meters long.
C．It’s made of metal. D．It’s folded by 16 chefs.
52．Dosa might refer to ________.
A．a kind of Indian food B．a name of the plate in India
C．a festival held in India D．a traditional Indian table manners
53．What would be the best heading for the third piece of news
A．What a Hard Learner! B．Love Reading
C．Let’s Study! D．How to Get Degrees
54．Through the three pieces of news, those people above all ________.
A．loved to read B．stuck to dream and succeeded finally
C．challenged a prize D．made money and won fame
Ireland, Airport targeted by complainersSome people lodged 12,272 noise complaints at Ireland’s Dublin Airport throughout 2021. One of the persons was responsible for 90% of all the complaints the airport received last year, making 34 complaints a day. The person has increased the total number of complaints received at Dublin Airport by nearly 10,800. Before the person started his activity of complaints, the airport received about 1,500 each year.
Iraq, Dust covers the countryA big dust storm has swept through Iraq. The storm began in the north of the country on April 7, before moving south towards the capital city, Baghdad. Flights were canceled and about ten people have had to go to hospital with breathing problems. Amer al-Jabri, the head of Iraq’s weather service, said dust storms are becoming more common in the country because of climate change.
Great Barrier Reef, AustraliaCoral damaged by mass bleaching（白化） The Great Barrier Reef has experienced a mass bleaching event for the fourth time in six years. Bleaching happens when coral（珊瑚）becomes stressed because of rising sea temperatures, and it gets rid of the algae (tiny living things) that live inside it. Without the algae the coral turns white and is at greater risk of disease.
Ruaha National Park,Tanzania Tribe（部落）protects lions The Barabaig tribe in Ruaha National Park, Tanzania, used to kill lions to stop them from harming their animals. Now members of the tribe are protecting the big cats. Lion numbers are falling, so conservationists are training Barabaig brave men to follow them so that farmers can keep their animals safe. The lions are important to local people because they draw tourists and money.
55．Dublin Airport received complaints because of _________.
A．air pollution B．light pollution C．noise pollution D．water pollution
56．Which piece of news talks about the result of rising sea temperatures
A．Dust covers the country. B．Tanzania Tribe protects lions.
C．Airport targeted by complainers. D．Coral damaged by mass bleaching.
57．Which of the following is TRUE about the Barabaig tribe
A．They used to kill lions for money. B．There are fewer lions than before.
C．The tribe members are all brave. D．They make a living by farming.
Tea garden draws touristsThe mountain village of Wugongling, in China’s Anhui Province, has become a tourist attraction because of its stepped tea garden. Starting in the 1960s, the villagers spent 13 years building steps on the mountainside so they could grow tea plants there. The village was once poor but now interests lots of tourists. The garden has a viewing platform, walkways and a visitor centre.
A worker wanted for Antarctic post officeThe planet’s most faraway post office, Port Lockroy in Antarctica, needs people to work there for five months. Tasks would include running the gift shop and post office, and counting penguins living there. Although there is no running water, Lauren Elliott, who worked there in 2019, described it as “the most magical place in the world”. He said he was happy to work there.
“Extinct” wildflower reappearsA wildflower that was thought to be extinct has been found, 40 years after it was last seen. It was thought to have died out after forests were cut down and made into farmland. However, scientists in the Centinela area in Ecuador found the flower again and are now working to protect the species.
58．Why did the villagers step into the mountains
A．To grow fruit trees. B．To grow tea plants. C．To build new roads. D．To interest visitors.
59．While running the post office in Antarctica, a worker needs to ________.
A．welcome visitors there B．keep some penguins there
C．count penguins living there D．grow some vegetables there
60．What does the word “extinct” in the title mean in Chinese
A．存在 B．出现 C．隐藏 D．灭绝
UK Daily Mall has recently collected ideas from scientists of what aliens(外星人) could really look like. Many scientists believe that their appearances have very close relationship with the natural environment. Let’s check out their alien ideas.
Insects with wide wingsFor worlds with a low-density atmosphere(低密度大气), life forms may have huge wings to fly. Crab-like creaturesScientists imagine that there might be sea creatures such as crabs(螃蟹) in underground oceans.
Tiny creaturesIt is possible that there are simple single-celled(单细胞的)creatures that can’t be seen by human eyes. Animals with long legsOn a planet smaller than Earth, there may be tall aliens because of the force of weaker gravity(重力) .
Short and strong aliens Creatures on a planet which is heavier and has stronger gravity than Earth maybe shorter and stronger than humans. Human-like aliensCreatures can look similar to humans if they live in conditions like Earth, both in terms of gravity, atmosphere and temperature.
61．Aliens maybe shorter and stronger than humans because of the ________.
A．low atmosphere B．heavier gravity
C．condition like Earth D．different temperatures
62．According to the text, tall aliens may ________.
A．live on a smaller planet B．look similar to humans
C．be much taller than humans D．also have long arms
63．Which of the following can be the best title for the text
A．Creatures in the World B．Humans in the Future
C．Aliens in Scientists’ Minds D．Sea Animals in Oceans
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《【考点突破】阅读理解：22 奇闻异事 专项练--2025中考英语备考（含答案）》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 D B B C B B D C D C
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 D A D D C B D B B D
题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 C A B A D A C D B D
题号 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
答案 B B C A D B C B A A
题号 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
答案 B D C C A A D C B C
题号 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
答案 A A A B C D B B C D
题号 61 62 63
答案 B A C
1．D 2．B 3．B 4．C 5．B
6．B 7．D 8．C
9．D 10．C 11．D 12．A 13．D
14．D 15．C 16．B 17．D
18．B 19．B 20．D 21．C 22．A
23．B 24．A 25．D 26．A
27．C 28．D 29．B 30．D 31．B
32．B 33．C 34．A 35．D
36．B 37．C 38．B 39．A 40．A
41．B 42．D 43．C 44．C 45．A
46．A 47．D 48．C 49．B
50．C 51．A 52．A 53．A 54．B
55．C 56．D 57．B
58．B 59．C 60．D
61．B 62．A 63．C
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