杭州專版2022年中考英語考點強化訓(xùn)練34閱讀理解精練本A本課件

1、考點強化訓(xùn)練34閱讀理解一、圖表類AWinter Food Program SERVING ALL KIDS 18 & UNDER Winter 2019 All children need to be with an adult during meals.The club is an open place.Children do not need to be registered members to join in the winter food program. Walk-ins are welcomed during serving times.When： December 16th

2、through January 17th MondayFriday Where： Boys & Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley 14 Pray St.Gardiner，Maine Breakfast is served from 7：00 a.m. to 8：00 a.m. Lunch is served from 11：30 a.m. to 12：30 p.m. All food must be eaten in the gym.THIS IS NOT A SCHOOL SUPPORTED EVENT1.What can we know about the Wi

3、nter Food Program？ A.It is served on weekdays. B.It welcomes kids under 19.C.It is supported by the school. D.It welcomes members only.2.During the food program， a participant can .A.have lunch with one parent on Dec.13th B.take the food out of the gym C.enjoy lunch with one parent at 11：30 a.m.D.ea

4、t in the gym alone at 7：30 a.m.AC3.The text might be a(n) .A.thank-you letterB.school noticeC.education reportD.party invitationBB New This Term at the Meriden Center： Chinese Language Courses！ Why Learn Chinese？ A New Road to a Big WorldChinese is the No.1 spoken language in the world！ More people

5、are speaking Chinese than English， and the need for business people who know Chinese is rising quickly.Another great reason is to give kids or yourself a seat at the table in a world where China is an important partner.Call us for course listings.Small class： 1015 studentsProfessional teachers： rich

6、 experience in teaching Self-fit course： studying at your own pace， slower or faster than a usual course Offlineon workdays$500 per course each termcourses on weekends $650 per course each termOnline on workdays $350 per course each termcourses on weekends $400 per course each term 55 West Main Stre

7、et， Meriden Town Underground Line 2 & 8， Bus 515 & 613 at Meriden Free street parking available For more information， contact Angela at 860-343-58074.The Meriden Center offers its new courses on this term.A.spoken English B.modern world history C.business skills D.the Chinese language 5.Which of the

8、 following is TRUE according to the text？ A.The courses are mainly for Chinese business people.B.You can choose your own speed to learn the courses.C.You can only take the underground to Meriden Town.D.Youll pay $400 each term if you take the online courses on Fridays.DB6.The text is probably a(n) .

9、A.letter B.notice C.poster D.invitationCC World Book and Copyright Day is coming.Here are some classical books that you must read.A Little PrincessAuthor：Frances Hodgson Burnett ￥18.3(online)Motherless Sara Crewe was sent home from India to school at Miss Minchins.Her father was very rich，and she ha

10、d a rich and comfortable life.Then her father died，and Sara lost everything.Her strong character made her able to fight against her poverty(貧窮) and the scorn(嘲笑) of her fellows.Its an excellent book with 4 tapes for children.Peter Pan Author：J.M.Barrie ￥15(in bookstores)￥12(online)It is a childrens

11、story full of imagination and adventures，which is about Wendy，John，and Michael Darlings adventures in Never-Never Land with Peter Pan，the boy who would not grow up.The children are happy and lovely.(With 2 tapes) Uncle Toms CabinAuthor：Harriet Beecher Stowe ￥20(in bookstores)The most famous novel in

12、 the American history，Uncle Toms Cabin talked about the struggle between free states and slave(奴隸) states during the American Civil War(美國內(nèi)戰(zhàn)) and is as powerful today as when it first came out 150 years ago. The Secret GardenAuthor：Frances Hodgson Burnett￥35(in bookstores)￥30(online)Mary Lennox，a si

13、ckly orphan(孤兒)，finds herself in her uncles dark house.Why are so many rooms locked？And what is that crying she hears at night？Through the power of hope，friendship，and the magic of nature，the brave girl brings the house and a long-lost garden back to life.7.If you like adventures，you can buy and rea

14、d it.A.A Little Princess B.Peter PanC.Uncle Toms Cabin D.The Secret Garden8.According to the passage，which of the following is TRUE？A.Mary Lennox is a sickly orphan.B.Each book above is excellent with tapes.C.A Little Princess is the most famous novel in American history.D.The price of The Secret Ga

15、rden in the bookstore is lower than that online.BA9.The text above might be a(n) .A.news reportB.science storyC.advertisementD.meeting noticeCD Playing with apps on smart phones is very common among young people.Lets try some special apps and enjoy them.Butter Camera In this app there are many filte

16、rs(濾鏡) that can make your photos more beautiful.But the coolest thing is that it can help you add pretty and artistic characters.The characters can be anything you like.They can be your own words， famous sayings or even a poem.You can make a photo diary that shows your feelings.TaoMix2(自然之聲) Sometim

17、es， you may feel tired after a busy school day.Why not try this app？ This is a music app.But the sounds in it all come from nature.There are over 100 sounds of nature， such as bird-calls， wind and rain.You can hear all these sounds.The best thing is that you can create your own music by recording ot

18、her sounds you like， for example， the sound of your own laughter. Beaker (燒杯) Is chemistry your favorite subject？ With this app， your smart phone turns into a beaker.You “pour” chemical materials by touching the upper right-hand corner of your smart phone.You “l(fā)ight” a match by swiping(刷) the screen

19、 quickly. You can shake the “beaker” to make chemical reactions(反應(yīng)) go faster.There are 300 chemical reactions in all.10.How many special apps does the passage introduce？A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.11.Jim is a photo-taking fan.He might be interested in .A.Butter Camera B.TaoMix2 C.Beaker D.WeChat

20、12.According to the passage， we can .A.add sounds of nature to the Butter CameraB.“pour” chemical materials by swiping the screenC.record the voice of our friends into TaoMix2D.“l(fā)ight” a match to make chemical reactions fasterCAC二、人物故事A Luke Hayes-Alexander looks like a typical eighteen-year-old.He

21、speaks softly and is quite shy but when he talks about food， he is different！“My life is about foodshopping， preparing， developing and serving.” Luke is the executive chef(行政主廚) of Lukes in Kingston， Canada， started by his parents in 1993.When he was a kid， he liked reading cookbooks.After finding o

22、ut that he had diabetes (糖尿病)，he had to know about all of the ingredients (原料) in the food he ate.Soon， he started helping his father in the kitchen. At the age of fourteen， Luke left school and began to learn more about food.Then， when Luke was only sixteen， he became the chef and started changing

23、the small family restaurant into a center of creative dishes. Luke cares a lot about his ingredients： they all come from local farms and everything in the restaurant is home-made.“I enjoy cooking almost everything，” he says， “if it is beautiful and fresh.” Luke is happy in Kingston but has many plan

24、s and is already working on a new cookbook.He would also like to go to Europe to find out more about cooking and talk to his heroes like the Spanish cook Ferran Adria. What advice does Luke have for other teenagers interested in cooking？“Have fun， get dirty，listen to some good music and cook！”1.Litt

25、le Luke cared about the ingredients in his food because .A.he had diabetes B.he wanted to be a doctor C.he was learning to be a chef D.he cared about the taste very much 2.What happened to Luke when he was 16？ A.He left school.B.He wrote a cookbook.C.He became a chef.D.He went to work on a local far

26、m.AC3.If you want to know about Lukes plans for the future， you can read .A.Paragraph 2 B.Paragraph 3 C.Paragraph 4 D.Paragraph 5 4.What can be the best title for the passage？ A.A Family Restaurant B.A Talented Young Chef C.A Center of Creative Dishes D.A Big Lesson for Young PeopleDBB Shel Silverst

27、ein was a great writer.For more than 30 years， he wrote plays， stories， poems， and songs.People of all ages love Silversteins work.But he is best known for his childrens books. Shel Silverstein was born in Chicago in 1932.He started drawing and writing when he was a teenager.Later he joined the army

28、.There he drew cartoons for the magazine Stars and Stripes.It was the perfect job for Shel. After Silverstein left the army， he didnt know what to do.He loved writing and illustrating.But he didnt think he could make money by doing these things.A friend thought he could.He persuaded Shel into writin

29、g and illustrating childrens stories.Silversteins first book was a hit. His second book was The Giving Tree.It told about a tree that gave its fruit and branches to a boy， just to make him happy.The story was sweet and sad.It was also a big hit. In his next book， Shel Silverstein went from sweet to

30、funny.Where the Sidewalk Ends came out in 1974.It includes more than 100 poems and drawings that make kids laugh out loud.Its hard to believe anyone could write so many silly poems.But Silverstein was just getting started.A Light in the Attic came out in 1981.Falling Up followed in 1996.These books

31、of poems and drawings were just as funny as the first one. Shel Silverstein died in 1999.He was 68 years old.But in a way，Silverstein was a kid who never grew up.He was a very funny kid，too， who shared some great jokes with the world.5.Most of the information in this passage is organized by .A.time

32、order B.cause and effect C.problem and solution D.compare and contrast 6.Why was drawing cartoons for Stars and Stripes a good job for Silverstein？ A.He became very famous.B.He got paid a lot of money.C.He liked to draw and write.D.He did not want to work hard.AC7.Which sentence from the passage sta

33、tes an opinion？ A.Shel Silverstein was a great writer.B.Where the Sidewalk Ends came out in 1974.C.Shel Silverstein was born in Chicago in 1932.D.He started drawing and writing when he was a teenager.8.The author wrote this passage to .A.teach people how to write poems B.convince readers to buy chil

34、drens books C.explain how Shel Silverstein drew his cartoonsD.tell about Shel Silverstein and his childrens booksADC When you hear the word“hero”， you may think of someone like Mahatma Gandhi， who spent his life working for his country.But there are also many everyday heroesthey may not make any gre

35、at achievements， but they do what they can to help make a difference to peoples lives.Everyday heroes are normal people who are making the world a better place. One such person is Robert Lee. Lee grew up in New York City. As he lived in a poor family， he learned from a young age the importance of sa

36、ving food. When he was in college， he was part of a student group that raised leftover (剩余的) food for the homeless.This experience made him realize how serious the problem of food waste actually was. After graduating from New York University， Lee and a college friend created a nonprofit(非盈利的) organi

37、zation called Rescuing Leftover Cuisine.Its purpose is to collect unsold food from restaurants and offer it to homeless shelters (庇護處) and food kitchens. The process is simple.Using an app developed by Lee and his team， restaurants report how much leftover food they have each day， and then volunteer

38、s collect the food from these restaurants and deliver (投遞) it to homeless shelters and food kitchens.In the end， the food will be delivered to those in need.Lee believes this is a very good way of delivery. So far， Lee and his team have successfully delivered over 150,000 kilograms of food， serving

39、almost 300,000 meals to people who need them.Lee has shown how we can take small action to improve the lives of people around us.But Lee says that his work is far from over， “Its just the beginning.With more restaurants， who knows how much more we can do？”9.Robert Lee realized the importance of redu

40、cing food waste because of his .A.great ability B.kind character C.study experience D.family background10.The underlined word“they”in the fourth paragraph refers to .A.volunteers B.restaurants C.Lee and his team D.people in need DB11.Which of the following is the CORRECT process of Rescuing Leftover

41、 Cuisine？ People in need of food receive food from homeless shelters or food kitchens.A volunteer accepts the delivery job by picking up unsold food from the restaurant.The volunteer delivers the leftover food to homeless shelters or food kitchens.A restaurant reports how much food they have left ea

42、ch day through an app by Lees team.A. B. C. D. C12.What might be the best title for this passage？ A.A Nonprofit Organization B.An Everyday Hero C.The Importance of Saving Food D.The Problem of Food WasteBD Recently， an article has become popular on the Internet. The writer looked back on his difficu

43、lt past， which touched a lot of people. “I have come a long way and gone through a lot of hardships(苦難). During 22 years of study， the road has been a rainy and muddy one. It was not easy to get here，” the writer， Huang Guoping， wrote in the first part of his article. In the article， he wrote he was

44、 born in a mountain area and his mother left home when he was 12. Five years later， his father died in a traffic accident. In the same year， his last family member， his grandmother， passed away. Living a poor life， he said before high school he made money mainly by catching fish and raising pigs.“At

45、 that time， doing homework or reading books was the most enjoyable part of the evening，” he wrote. When he went to school， his teachers always talked to him privately because he couldnt afford to pay for schooling. He also added he might walk without shoes in summer and wear thin clothes in winter. After entering high school， where he was supported by kind-hearted people and didnt have to pay for education， Huang saw “the gentle light of hope that life gave him