四川省2021年中考英语二轮总复习练习—阅读理解（精编版 带答案）

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四川省2021年中考英语总复习练习—阅读理解
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A
Kids'
Summer
JobsCamp
Counselor
(辅导员)We
are
looking
for
people
to
join
us
as
a
camp
counselor
at
Cu
ya
Outdoor
School.
We
connect
children
to
science
through
nature.
Our
camp
counselors
are
energetic
and
supportive,
and
more
importantly,
caring
team
members.
This
is
an
eight-hour
everyday
job
in
the
ten-day-long
program
during
the
summer.Hours:
9:00
a.m.
～5:00
p.m.Pay:
$10
per
hourLEGO
Engineering
InstructorDo
you
enjoy
taking
things
apart
and
then
putting
them
back
together?
If
so,
then
this
may
be
your
dream
job!
We
are
looking
for
smart
and
creative
LEGO
engineering
instructors.Hours:
2:00
p.m.～5:00
p.m.
Pay:
$15
per
hourTeacher's
Aide
(助手)We
are
looking
for
part-time
teacher's
aides
for
our
Inspire
Kids
Pre-school
in
Newburgh.
Teacher's
aides
need
to
prepare
materials,
help
children
finish
activities
and
create
a
safe
environment.Hours:
8:00
a.m.～11:00
a.m.Pay:
$100
per
weekSummer
Care
GiverI'm
looking
for
someone
careful
and
patient
to
watch
my
kids
when
I'm
working
from
11:00
a.
m.
to
3:00
p.m.
I
have
a
7-year-old
daughter,
and
a
5-year-old
son.
I
am
also
asking
you
to
prepare
snacks
and
clean
up
the
rooms.Pay:
$150
per
week
(
)1.
What
does
a
teacher's
aide
need
to
do?
A.
Help
children
do
activities.
B.
Teach
children
science.
C.
Play
LEGO
with
children.
D.
Prepare
snacks
for
children.
(
)2.
What
summer
job
can
Jerry
apply
for
if
he
is
free
from
10:00
a.m.
to
4:00
p.m.?
A.
Teacher's
aide.
B.
Summer
care
giver.
C.
Camp
counselor.
D.
LEGO
engineering
instructor.
(
)3.
Where
can
you
probably
find
this
text?
A.
On
a
website.
B.
In
a
dictionary.
C.
In
guide
book.
D.
In
a
picture
book.
B
What
do
you
usually
do
while
waiting
for
someone?
The
descriptions
below
might
say
something
about
you.A
B
C
DA.
You
walk
around,
rubbing
your
hands.B.
You
stand
still,
looking
at
your
watch.C.
You
cross
your
arms,
looking
impatient.D.
You
stand
staring
into
the
distance,
thinking.Analysis☆
If
your
answer
is
"A":You
are
short-tempered.
You
are
energetic
but
sometimes
careless.
You
make
friends
with
all
your
heart.
But
sometimes
you
may
hurt
others
because
of
your
quick
tongue.☆
If
your
answer
is
"B":You
are
patient
and
very
strict
with
yourself.
You
work
hard.
When
your
friends
have
trouble,
you
will
try
your
best
to
help
them.☆
If
your
answer
is
"C":You
are
strong-minded.
You
stick
to
your
own
views,
but
are
also
good
with
people.
You
can
make
others
agree
with
you.☆
If
your
answer
is
"D":You
have
great
patience.
You're
very
nice
to
others.
However,
you
may
be
too
nice.This
quiz
is
just
for
fun.
Don't
take
it
seriously.
(
)4.
If
your
answer
is
"A",
you
may
hurt
others
because
of
your
________.
A.
warm
heart
B.
cold
action
C.
bad
behavior
D.
quick
tongue
(
)5.
Which
one
will
make
an
effort
to
help
friends
out
of
trouble?
A.
The
person
who
chooses
"A".
B.
The
person
who
chooses
"B".
C.
The
person
who
chooses
"C".
D.
The
person
who
chooses
"D".
(
)6.
After
reading
the
passage
we
can
know
it
is
________.
A.
an
exam
B.
a
quiz
C.
an
ad
D.
a
notice
C
Mobile
phones
are
one
of
the
most
useful
inventions
of
the
last
50
years,
but
not
everything
that
is
said
about
them
is
good.
Mobiles
are
often
believed
to
be
the
cause
of
a
number
of
things
from
poor
eyesight
and
headaches
to
house
fires.
There's
even
one
theory
that
mobile
phones
should
be
responsible
for
the
disappearance
of
bees!
The
theory
is
that
the
radiation
(辐射)
given
off
by
mobile
phones
does
great
harm
to
bees'
navigation
systems
(导航系统).
Bees
have
built-in
system
a
bit
like
GPS
and
this
helps
them
find
their
way
back
to
their
hives.
But
recently,
thousands
of
bees
have
failed
to
find
their
way
home.
It
is
believed
they
are
dying
far
from
their
hives.
The
problem
was
first
noticed
by
beekeepers
in
America
and
is
a
lot
more
serious
than
it
at
first
seems.
The
important
thing
about
bees
is
that
most
of
the
crops
in
many
countries
of
the
world
are
pollinated
by
them.
Without
bees,
the
crops
can't
continue
to
grow.
Many
beekeepers
in
Europe
have
reported
losing
between
50
and
70
percent
of
their
bees.
Jim
Piper,
London
beekeeper,
said
to
the
reporter,
"My
business
is
becoming
worse.
Twenty-nine
of
my
forty
hives
are
now
empty."
Nobody
knows
for
sure
whether
the
theory
is
true
or
not,
but
it's
a
fact
that
bees
are
disappearing
in
very
large
numbers.
And
we
can't
manage
without
them.
Einstein
said
that
if
all
our
bees
disappeared,
man
would
only
live
for
four
more
years!
If
the
mobile
phone
theory
is
correct,
we
need
to
do
something
about
it
right
now—before
it's
too
late.
(
)7.
What
does
the
theory
in
the
passage
say?
A.
Bees
have
GPS
inside
their
bodies.
B.
Mobiles
have
an
influence
on
bees'
hives.
C.
The
radiation
makes
bees
unable
to
fly.
D.
The
radiation
makes
bees
lose
their
way
home.
(
)8.
The
underlined
word
"pollinate"
probably
means
"________"
in
Chinese.
A.
授粉
B.
污染
C.
啃食
D.
催熟
(
)9.
What
does
Paragraph
3
mainly
tell
us?
A.
Crops
will
stop
growing.
B.
Beekeepers'
business
is
getting
worse.
C.
Bees'
disappearing
is
a
serious
problem.
D.
Beekeepers
in
Europe
found
the
problem
first.
(
)10.
The
author
wrote
this
passage
to
________.
A.
call
on
people
to
help
beekeepers
B.
show
how
a
bee's
built-in
system
works
C.
ask
people
to
stop
using
mobiles
right
away
D.
warn
people
of
the
possible
harm
mobiles
do
to
bees
D
By
the
Youth
When
we
were
scared,
sad
and
helpless,
you
gave
us
courage,
warmth
and
hopes.When
we
had
to
stay
at
home
to
keep
away
from
the
illness,
you,
workers,
helped
us
buy
living
things;Leaving
your
children
behind,
you
worked
in
the
neighborhood
every
day,
you
never
complained
but
smiled
the
whole
day.When
we
needed
all
kinds
of
materials,
you,
drivers,
drove
them
there
without
thinking
twice;Running
on
the
streets,
between
the
cities,
you
made
sure
things
went
well
as
usual.
When
we
had
coughs
or
fevers,
you,
▲
,
tried
your
best
to
save
our
lives;Looking
after
the
patients
in
the
hospital
day
and
night,
you
never
gave
up
until
the
sick
got
well.There
are
many
people
doing
jobs
in
silence;There
are
many
people
giving
hands
without
telling
their
names.Thanks
for
your
hard
work
and
selflessness.You're
the
heroes
of
the
times.You're
the
most
beautiful
in
our
heartsWe
love
you!
(
)11.
We
had
to
stay
at
home
because
________.
A.
we
didn't
want
to
go
out
B.
we
had
enough
food
C.
we
didn't
want
to
work
D.
we
wanted
to
avoid
the
illness
(
)12.
What's
the
writer's
purpose
of
writing
this
poem?
A.
To
show
his
praises.
B.
To
show
his
regrets.
C.
To
show
his
worries.
D.
To
show
his
wishes.
(
)13.
What's
the
best
title
for
the
poem?
A.
To
the
politest
people.
B.
To
the
most
beautiful
people.
C.
To
the
cleverest
people.
D.
To
the
most
humorous
people.
E
When
Sally
was
a
child,
she
went
to
the
city
park
with
her
mom
on
a
sunny
morning.
She
felt
very
unhappy.
Her
mom
saw
that
and
asked
why.
Sally
told
her
mother
that
she
felt
so
sorry
to
see
so
much
rubbish
on
the
ground.
Her
mom
looked
around.
There
were
pieces
of
paper,
boxes,
glass
bottles
and
a
lot
of
other
rubbish
everywhere.
“What
can
we
do?”
asked
Sally
sadly.
“I’m
sure
you
will
think
of
something,”
said
her
mom.
As
soon
as
Sally
got
home
with
her
mom,
she
painted
a
picture
of
the
park
and
wrote
a
sign
in
large
black
letters
at
the
top
of
the
picture.
The
sign
said,
“PLEASE
KEEP
OUR
PARK
CLEAN”.
Later,
she
took
plenty
of
bags
and
went
back
to
the
park
with
her
mom.
Sally
put
up
her
picture
on
a
big
rubbish
box.
The
children
at
the
park
ran
over
to
see
what
was
going
on.
Sally
handed
each
of
them
a
bag.
“Let’s
clean
up
this
place,”
said
Sally.
Then
they
began
to
pick
up
the
rubbish,
talking
and
laughing.
Soon,
all
the
bags
were
full.
Then
Sally’s
mom
led
them
to
put
the
rubbish
into
different
kinds
of
rubbish
boxes.
When
they
looked
at
the
clean
park,
they
all
had
a
strong
feeling
of
satisfaction.
From
then
on,
Sally
has
been
keeping
doing
the
cleaning
and
sorting（分类）rubbish.
More
and
more
people
joined
her
to
play
a
part
in
environment
protection.
(
)14.
Why
was
Sally
unhappy?
A.
Because
she
couldn’t
find
her
mom.
B.
Because
her
friends
were
not
at
the
park.
C.
Because
there
was
too
much
rubbish.
D.
Because
the
park
was
too
crowded.
(
)15.
Sally
drew
the
picture
to
________.
A.
show
off
her
painting
skills
B.
encourage
people
to
keep
the
park
clean
C.
give
her
mom
a
big
surprise
D.
show
people
how
beautiful
the
park
was
(
)16.
What
did
the
children
do
at
the
park
when
they
saw
Sally
put
up
her
picture?
A.
They
laughed
at
Sally.
B.
They
spent
a
terrible
and
tiring
day.
C.
They
bought
some
bags
from
Sally.
D.
They
joined
Sally
in
picking
up
the
rubbish.
(
)17.
What’s
the
best
title
for
the
text?
A.
A
beautiful
park
B.
Sally
and
her
mom
C.
A
clean-up
story
D.
How
to
clean
the
park
F
Up
to
now,
Wood
has
published
more
than
60
diaries,
and
he
still
updates
the
diaries
frequently
on
social
media
websites.
In
his
first
diary,
he
mentioned,
“news
is
going
around
about
a
bad
cold
virus
in
Wuhan,
but
I
feel
worlds
away
from
me
and
few
people
wear
masks
in
public.”
He
recorded
in
his
diaries
that
thousands
of
medical
workers
from
different
provinces
and
cities
went
to
Hubei
to
help
with
the
anti-epidemic
(抗疫).
Restaurants
and
shops
were
closed
down,
while
supermarkets
checked
people’s
body
temperatures.
And
community
workers
across
the
country
took
strict
action,
asking
people
to
stay
at
home
and
helping
the
old
buy
daily
necessities.
“People
in
some
countries
said
these
measures
could
cause
panic
among
the
public.
However,
my
experience
in
China
shows
these
efforts
are
useful
and
effective,
which
finally
removed
people’s
fear,”
Wood
said.
Wood’s
diaries
soon
attracted
the
world’s
attention.
Over
10,000
people
left
him
messages
on
Facebook,
and
he
was
interviewed
by
Canadian
CTV
which
later
showed
his
diaries
on
its
website.
“I
also
received
greetings
from
my
family
and
friends
in
Canada.
They
said
they
were
inspired
by
the
efforts
the
Chinese
have
made,
he
said.
“People
from
some
countries
thought
the
Chinese
overreacted,
and
that
the
Chinese
government
had
overdone
in
epidemic
prevention
and
control.
However,since
more
countries
and
regions
have
been
infected(感染)
by
the
virus,
more
and
more
people
came
to
realize
how
proper
and
important
China’s
control
and
prevention
measures
are.”
Wood
is
working
with
the
New
World
Press,
which
plans
to
make
his
diaries
a
book
named
The
Invisible
War.
In
this
book,
he
hopes
to
share
China’s
anti-epidemic
experience
with
more
people
across
the
world
so
they
can
build
confidence
to
fight
against
the
virus.
(
)18.
What’s
the
main
idea
of
Paragraph
2?
A.
Business
people’s
work
against
the
virus.
B.
Different
people’s
efforts
against
the
virus.
C.
Community
workers’
key
role
against
the
virus.
D.
Medical
workers’
great
support
against
the
virus.
(
)19.
Which
one
did
Wood
agree
about
China’s
anti-epidemic
measures?
A.
The
measures
removed
people’s
fear.
B.
The
Chinese
cared
too
much
about
the
virus.
C.
The
measures
would
make
people
worry
a
lot.
D.
The
government
took
too
strict
measures
to
control
the
virus.
(
)20.
What
caused
some
foreigners
to
change
their
thought?
A.
People’s
infection
in
more
countries
and
regions.
B.
The
worldwide
news
report
on
China’s
measures.
C.
Wood’s
experience
in
China
shared
in
his
diaries.
D.
Chinese
people’s
working
together
against
the
virus.
(
)21.
What
is
The
Inuisible
War
mainly
going
to
talk
about?
A.
What
Wood
has
experienced
at
home
during
the
virus.
B.
What
people
in
the
world
have
done
to
fight
the
virus.
C.
What
China
has
done
to
control
and
prevent
the
virus.
D.
What
Wood’s
friends
have
done
to
help
him
fight
the
virus.
G
Hello,
everyone!
I’d
like
to
tell
you
something
about
a
famous
scientist
named
Qian
Xuesen.
He
was
born
in
Hangzhou,
Zhejiang
Province
on
December
11,
1911.
After
he
graduated
from
Shanghai
Jiao
Tong
University
in
1934,
he
got
a
chance
to
study
in
USA.
After
he
graduated,
he
became
a
teacher
as
well
as
a
researcher
who
studied
rockets
and
missile
theories.
When
he
was
44,
he
returned
to
his
motherland
and
the
country’s
space
research
was
almost
a
blank.
In
1956,
he
set
up
the
first
research
institute
of
rockets
and
missiles.
He
made
such
important
contributions
to
the
missile
and
space
programs
that
he
was
honored
as
“The
Father
of
China’s
Missiles”.
The
Chinese
people
are
proud
of
him.
He
passed
away
on
October
31,
2009
at
the
age
of
98,
but
all
the
Chinese
will
remember
aim
forever.
His
devotion
to
his
country
was
expressed
in
his
saying,
“My
career
is
in
China,
my
success
is
in
China
and
my
destination
is
in
China!”
When
someone
said
he
could
make
much
more
money
if
he
stayed
in
the
United
States,
he
laughed
and
said,
“My
family
name
is
Qian,
but
I
don’t
like
qian.”
His
spirit
encourages
us
to
love
our
country
and
devote
ourselves
to
science.
(
)22.
Where
was
Qian
Xuesen
born?
A.
In
Suzhou.
B.
In
Hangzhou.
C.
In
Beijing.
D.
In
Shanghai.
(
)23.
When
did
Qian
Xuesen
return
to
his
motherland?
A
In
1955.
B.
In
1950.
C.
In
1948.
D.
In
1958.
(
)24.
Which
of
the
following
is
TRUE
according
to
the
passage?
A.
He
graduated
from
Zhejiang
University
in
1933.
B.
He
got
a
chance
to
study
in
England
in
1934.
C.
He
set
up
the
first
research
institute
of
rockets
and
missiles
in
1956.
D.
He
passed
away
on
December
31,
2009.
(
)25.
What’s
the
best
title
of
the
passage?
A.
Qian
Xuesen’s
Life
in
America
B.
Qian
Xuesen—The
Father
of
China’s
Missiles
C.
Qian
Xuesen’s
Life
in
Shanghai
D.
Qian
Xuesen’s
Childhood
in
Hangzhou
H
"Are
you
listening,
Simon?"
Simon's
teacher
asked.
It
was
a
pretty
usual
question.
Simon
shook
his
head,
smiling.
He
hardly
listened
or
tried
hard
in
class.
Talking
was
so
much
fun.
He
wanted
to
be
heard
rather
than
listen.
"Listen,
and
you'll
learn
something."
Mrs.
Jacobs
tried
every
day,
but
Simon
never
paid
attention.
That
evening,
his
throat
really
hurt.
The
next
morning,
when
he
opened
his
mouth
to
say
"Good
morning",
nothing
came
out
but
a
croak.
Simon's
mother
looked
at
him.
"Honey,
you've
lost
your
voice."
"Can
I
stay
home?"
He
tried
to
ask,
but
words
didn't
come
out.
Instead,
his
mother
checked
him
for
a
fever
and
decided
it
was
good
for
him
to
go
to
school,
even
if
he
couldn't
talk.
When
he
got
to
school,
Mrs.
Jacobs
said
"Hello"
to
him,
and
he
just
nodded.
When
his
friends
asked
him
what
TV
shows
he
watched
last
night,
he
just
shrugged.
By
the
time
the
bell
rang
for
class,
almost
everyone
was
looking
at
him
as
if
he'd
grown
a
third
eye.
Penny
raised
her
hand.
"Mrs.
Jacobs,
why
isn't
Simon
talking?"
"He
never
stops
talking."
Richard
said
worriedly.
Everyone
started
talking
at
once.
They
were
excited,
worried,
and
surprised.
Simon
sat
in
class
bored.
He
watched
them
talk
to
each
other
as
if
the
teacher
wasn't
there,
but
he
couldn't
even
do
that.
In
math
class
he
could
hold
up
fingers
if
the
answer
was
less
than
10,
but
that
wasn't
fun.
He
decided
to
try
to
pay
attention.
He
could
do
his
homework
that
night.
It
gave
him
TV
and
game
time
with
his
work
all
done.
The
next
day,
even
though
his
voice
was
coming
back,
he
stayed
quiet
again.
The
third
day,
he
could
talk
fine,
but
he
listened
and
raised
his
hand
to
speak.
What
a
difference
that
one
day
made!
(
)26.
What
was
the
problem
with
Simon
that
day?
A.
He
got
a
cough.
B.
He
was
late
for
school.
C.
He
lost
his
voice.
D.
He
lost
interests
in
school.
(
)27.
Why
was
almost
everyone
looking
at
Simon?
A.
Because
he
grew
a
third
eye.
B.
Because
Mrs.
Jacobs
praised
him.
C.
Because
he
talked
with
nobody.
D.
Because
Mrs.
Jacobs
nodded
to
him.
(
)28.
Why
could
Simon
do
his
homework
that
night?
A.
Because
he
already
got
his
voice
back.
B.
Because
he
paid
much
attention
in
class.
C.
Because
he
was
given
easier
homework.
D.
Because
he
learned
to
use
fingers
in
class.
(
)29.
What
is
the
best
title
for
the
text?
A.
Are
you
talking?
B.
Are
you
listening?
C.
Is
your
voice
OK?
D.
Is
your
school
fun?
I
The
two
boys,
Tom
and
Huck,
were
very
frightened
because
they
worried
about
being
found
by
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend.
Through
the
hole
in
the
floor,
the
two
boys
upstairs
saw
the
men
eat
and
talk.
Then
the
men
were
tired
and
fell
asleep.
Tom
and
Huck
lay
there
for
a
very
long
time.
Finally,
the
two
men
woke
up
and
lifted
up
a
stone
in
the
ground
and
took
out
some
money
they
had
stolen.
Then
Injun
Joe
lifted
up
another
stone
and
found
a
box.
"What's
this?"
Injun
Joe
asked.
The
two
men
pulled
the
box
out
of
the
ground
and
opened
it.
The
two
boys,
Tom
and
Huck,
could
see
there
was
much
money
in
it.
They
were
very
excited.
"There's
thousands
of
dollars
in
the
box!"
said
his
friend.
"It
must
have
been
left
here
by
Murrel,"
said
Injun
Joe.
"What
will
we
do
with
it?"
"We'll
take
it
to
my
hideout(隐匿处)."
"Number
one
or
number
two?"
"Number
two,
under
the
cross."
Then
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
saw
some
tools
in
the
corner
and
decided
to
go
upstairs.
But
the
stairs
broke
when
Injun
Joe
stood
on
them!
So
the
two
men
left
the
house
and
went
towards
the
river.
Tom
went
home
as
quickly
as
he
could.
The
next
day,
the
two
boys
remembered
the
"Number
two",
thinking
this
must
be
the
number
of
the
room
in
the
hotel.
They
got
all
the
keys
they
could
find
anywhere.
But
Tom
discovered
the
door
was
not
locked.
He
opened
it!
—Adapted
from
The
Adventure
of
Tom
Sawyer
(
)30.
Tom
and
Huck
were
very
frightened
because
_________.
A.
they
worried
about
being
found
B.
they
stole
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend's
money
C.
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
were
looking
for
them
D.
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
wanted
to
talk
to
them
(
)31.
Tom
and
Huck
were
very
excited
after
they
saw
_________.
A.
Murrel
and
Injun
Joe
B.
a
box
in
the
ground
C.
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
D.
much
money
in
the
box
(
)32.
What
would
Injun
Joe
do
with
the
money?
A.
He
would
throw
it
away.
B.
He
would
hide
it
in
the
ground.
C.
He
would
take
it
to
his
hideout.
D.
He
would
give
it
to
the
two
boys.
(
)33.
From
the
story,
we
can
know
_________.
A.
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
found
many
works
of
art
in
the
box
B.
Tom
followed
the
men
when
Injun
Joe
and
his
friend
left
the
house
C.
Tom
thought
"Number
two"
was
the
number
of
the
room
in
the
hotel
D.
Tom
opened
the
door
of
the
room
in
the
hotel
with
the
key
that
he
found
J
All
about
Electric
Cars
Electric
vehicles(电动车辆)
have
been
around
for
more
than
a
hundred
years.
But
they
have
really
been
liked
by
a
large
number
of
people
over
the
last
ten
years.
More
than
three
million
all-electric
cars
trucks
and
vans
are
now
on
the
road
worldwide.
Helping
the
Environment
Most
cars
run
on
gasoline(汽油).
Burning
gasoline
and
other
fossil
fuels(矿物燃料)
produces
greenhouse
gases.
Electric
vehicles
don’t
burn
gasoline.
Instead,
strong
batteries
run
their
electric
engines.
So,
electric
vehicles
don’t
directly
produce
greenhouse
gases.
Poop
Power!
Electric
vehicles
are
better
for
the
environment.
But
they
are
not
perfect.
Their
batteries
often
use
electricity(电)
that
was
made
by
burning
fossil
fuels.
But
an
electric
vehicle
uses
less
energy
than
a
vehicle
that
runs
on
gasoline.
Plus
some
of
the
electricity
comes
from
“greener”
sources,
such
as
solar
and
wind
power.
And
some
may
soon
come
from
a
new
source
—
cow
poop(牛粪)!
An
electric
car
company
has
worked
together
with
a
large
dairy
farm.
They
plan
to
make
electricity
using
a
greenhouse
gas
from
cow
poop.
Always
Improving
One
of
the
problems
for
electric
vehicles
is
their
limited
range.
This
is
how
far
they
can
travel
before
their
batteries
need
another
charge(充电).
But
now
their
range
is
improving.
Some
new
electric
vehicles
can
travel
almost
three
times
as
far
as
older
ones
did.
Another
problem
is
finding
a
place
to
recharge
the
batteries.
But
the
number
of
charging
stations
is
going
up
as
well.
China
now
has
thousands
more
charging
stations
than
it
did
ten
years
ago.
In
Sweden,
engineers
have
even
designed
a
road
that
will
charge
electric
vehicles
as
they
drive
along.
(
)34.
Which
of
the
following
truly
describes
electric
vehicles
according
to
Paragraph
1?
A.
Useless.
B.
Popular.
C.
Cheap.
D.
Perfect.
(
)35.
What
does
the
picture
above
show?
A.
Parts
of
an
electric
car.
B.
Ways
of
driving
a
car.
C.
Wheels
on
an
electric
car.
D.
Batteries
in
an
electric
car.
(
)36.
How
does
the
electric
car
company
plan
to
make
electricity
according
to
Paragraph
3？
A.
By
burning
gasoline.
B.
By
burning
fossil
fuels.
C.
By
using
a
gas
coming
from
cow
poop.
D.
By
using
solar
and
wind
power.
(
)37.
What
is
the
last
paragraph
mainly
about?
A.
Reasons
for
buying
new
electric
cars.
B.
Importance
of
electric
cars
in
our
life.
C.
Ways
to
produce
more
electric
vehicles.
D.
Problems
and
improvements
of
electric
vehicles.
K
China
is
called
the
Kingdom
of
fans.
Fans
are
everywhere
in
our
daily
life.
But
how
much
do
you
know
about
them?
It
is
said
that
fans
were
first
used
to
cool
the
air
during
the
Shang
Dynasty.
At
that
time
they
were
made
of
feathers,
bamboo
or
silk.
Some
of
them
were
round,
while
others
were
square.
Folding
paper
fans
first
became
popular
during
the
Song
Dynasty.
There
were
usually
beautiful
pictures
on
the
fans.
Some
were
mountains
and
rivers,
others
were
flowers
and
animals.
Many
people,
including
Su
Dongpo,
a
poet
of
the
Song
Dynasty,
and
Tang
Bohu,
a
scholar
of
the
Song
Dynasty,
even
painted
and
wrote
poems
on
fans.
This
made
the
fans
into
art
works.
Many
rich
and
important
people
liked
holding
fans.
Today,
fans
are
popular
gifts.
During
the
2008
Beijing
Olympic
Games,
folding
fans
were
given
to
leaders
and
officials
from
other
countries,
as
well
as
audience
members.
While
they
were
having
their
fans
to
get
cool
air,
they
were
also
experiencing
Chinese
culture.
(
)38.
When
did
folding
fans
first
become
popular?
A.
The
Shang
dynasty.
B.
The
Song
Dynasty.
C.
Today.
D.
In
2008.
(
)39.
What
couldn't
people
see
on
fans
in
the
Song
Dynasty?
A.
Mountains
B.
Animals
C.
Flowers
D.
Audience
(
)40.
Which
of
the
following
is
TRUE
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Fans
were
first
used
to
cool
the
air
during
the
Song
dynasty.
B.Tang
Bohu
never
wrote
or
painted
on
fans.
C.
Some
fans
were
round,
while
others
were
square
during
the
Shang
Dynasty.
D.
Folding
fans
were
only
given
to
leaders
and
officials
from
China.
(
)41.
What's
the
best
title
of
this
passage?
A.
The
Development
of
Fans
B.
The
Shapes
of
Fans
C.
When
Fans
Became
Popular
D.
How
Fans
Became
Art
Works
L
Part
of
Earth's
beauty
comes
from
its
oceans.
Ocean
scientists
study
the
chemical
make-up
of
the
ocean,
weather
patterns,
the
geography
of
the
ocean
floor,
and
many
other
areas.
Their
work
is
exciting,
although
sometimes
dangerous.
Using
technology
to
do
certain
tasks
helps.
For
example,
robotic
arms
are
used
for
very
dangerous
tasks.
One
basic
part
of
ocean
study
is
understanding
waves
and
how
they
work.
Wind
is
the
great
maker
of
waves.
The
waves
we
know
are
mostly
produced
by
winds
blowing
over
the
sea.
They
are
directly
connected
with
the
wind
speed
and
the
time
that
wind
lasts.
Sometimes
ocean
life
can
be
seen
in
the
wave.
Living
things
seem
to
be
staying
within
the
wave,
moving
slowly
inside
it
as
if
they
were
weightless.
Besides
the
beauty
of
waves,
scientists
are
interested
in
their
technical
ways.
The
diagram
of
waves
shows
how
scientists
examine
waves.
Waves
are
measured
(测量)
from
the
top
(crest)
to
the
bottom
(trough).
This
allows
scientists
to
find
out
the
height
of
a
wave.
They
also
measure
waves
from
crest
to
crest
to
determine
(测定)
the
length
of
a
wave.
During
serious
storms,
huge
waves
might
cut
a
sea
ship
apart.
Ships
are
at
great
risk
of
winding
up
as
broken
pieces
after
being
hit
by
the
force
of
a
huge
wave.
By
understanding
the
ocean,
scientists
can
prevent
this
breakup
of
ships
by
predicting
when
the
water
will
be
too
dangerous
for
people
and
their
ships.
The
study
of
waves
and
the
ocean
also
allows
scientists
to
make
sure
how
certain
beaches
were
formed.
By
studying
the
oceans,
a
great
deal
can
be
learned
about
the
surface
we
live
on.
(
)42.
What
can
we
learn
from
the
second
paragraph?
A.
Waves
can
make
wind.
B.
Most
waves
are
produced
by
winds.
C.
Scientists
make
most
waves.
D.
Waves
have
nothing
to
do
with
wind.
(
)43.
What
is
the
meaning
of
"the
length
of
a
wave"
according
to
paragraph
3?
A.
The
beauty
of
huge
waves.
B.
The
technical
way
to
study
the
sea.
C.
The
distance
from
crest
to
crest
of
a
wave.
D.
The
distance
from
the
top
to
the
bottom
of
a
wave.
(
)44.
Which
of
the
following
statements
are
right
according
to
the
passage?
①
Scientists
can
decide
the
weather
patterns.
②We
can't
find
living
things
in
the
waves.
③By
studying
the
ocean,
scientists
can
prevent
the
breakup
of
ships.
④The
study
of
waves
helps
scientists
know
how
certain
beaches
were
formed
A.
①③
B.
②④
C.
③④
D.
②③
(
)45.
Where
is
the
passage
probably
from?
A.
A
diary
entry.
B.
A
fairy
tale.
C.
A
travel
guide.
D.
A
science
magazine.
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1-3
ABA
4-6
DBB
7-10
DACD
11-13
DAB
14-17
CBDC
18-21
BAAC
22-25
BACB
26-29
CCBB
30-33
ADCC
34-37
BACD
38-41
BDCA
42-45
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