專題03閱讀理解熱點話題考前押題15篇-中考英語逆襲沖刺名校模擬真題特快專遞（云南專用）

2023中考英語逆襲沖刺名校模擬真題特快專遞（云南專用）第一期專題03閱讀理解熱點話題考前押題15篇（2023·云南昆明·昆明八中?？级＃〤ouldyouspend24hourswithouttheInternet?I’mnotsurehowI’ddealwithit.Thesedayswealldependheavilyontechnology,youmayormaynotbesurprisedbytheresultsofsomerecentresearchabouttheeffectsofonlineanddigital(數(shù)字的)technologyonpeople’slives.Morethanhalfofthepeoplewhowerequestionedsaidthey’dfeel“upset”withoutanInternetconnectionevenforabriefperiodoftime,whichis,about15—30minuteswhentheywereawayfromtheInternet.Thescientistsalsochallengedpeopletospendonewholedaywithoutusingtechnologyandthenreportbackonwhatitwaslike.Somepeopleweresurprisedthattheycouldnoteventurntheirphonestosilent.Nearlyfiftypercentofthemsaidtheyfeltlonelywhentheyweren’tusingsocialmedia.Accordingtotheresearch,itisharderfortheyoungerpeopletogiveuptechnology.Theysaidthatthemoderntechnologyhasalreadybecomeapartoftheirlives.However,thereareabout25%ofpeopleactuallysaidtheyfeltfreerwithoutanInternetconnection.Itmeanttheyfoundtimetodosomethingtheywouldn’tusuallydosuchasreadinganovel.Someofthemsaidtheyenjoyedspendingmoretimetalkingtofamilyandfriendsfacetoface.So,whataboutyou?Asamiddleschoolstudent,couldyoutaketheInternetchallengeandspend24hourswithoutgoingonline?Orwoulditbeabaddreamforyou?HerewehavedifferentopinionsfromChinesestudentsagedfrom12—16,maybethey’llbeabletohelpyouwithyourInternetuse.1．WithoutanInternetconnection,morethanhalfofthequestionedpeoplefelt________.A．happy B．upset C．lonely D．surprised2．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“brief”probablymean?A．富裕的 B．貧窮的 C．漫長的 D．短暫的3．Whowillfindithardertogiveuptechnology?A．Scientists. B．Olderpeople. C．Youngerpeople. D．Middleschoolteachers.4．HowmanypercentofpeoplesaidtheyfeltfreerwithouttheInternet?A．About25%. B．Almost75%. C．Nearly50%. D．Morethan50%.5．Whatwillthenextparagraphprobablytalkabout?A．Howtotalkwithyourfamily.B．WaystostopusingtheInternet.C．Themeaningoftakingthechallenge.D．DifferentopinionsfromChinesestudents.（2023·云南昆明·昆明八中?？级＃〢t6:30amonanydayinDecember,itisstilldarkinYuanbao—asmallmountainvillageinGuizhouprovince.ButWuYujie,11,andherteammateswerealreadyattheplaygroundoftheYuanbaoPrimarySchoolforthehalf-an-hourexercisesandsoccertrainingunderXuZhaowei,theirChineseteacherandtrainer.Thesoccerteamincludesmorethan50girlsofdifferentages,allstudentsfromthesecondtosixthgradeattheschool,theyoungestoneisjust8yearsoldandtheoldest12.Wu,theteamleader,isthemostskilledandknowsherwayaroundwiththeball.Anyonewhoisnotgoodatpassingtheballcanlearnfromher.Thetrainingnodoubtishard,however,italsobringsthegirlsnewchances.Theyhavewonseveralnationalsoccergames,makingtheteammoreandmoreknownaroundChina.Atthesametime,theirgoodperformancehasearnedsomegirlsseatsinfamousschoolsinbigcities.EightofthegirlshavegonetotheChinaFootballSchoolofBeijingSportUniversity,andfivetoGuanzhouPolytechnicofSportsinGuanzhou.Inaway,thesporthasgiventhesegirlsfromthemountainsachancetoseeabiggerworldoutsideandrealizetheirdreams.“It’snotthatsocceristheonlywayforthesechildrentowalkoutofthemountainstoabetterfuture,butatleast,now,playingsocceroffersthemaway,”saidXu.6．WhoisWuYujie?A．Afootballplayer. B．AChineseteacher.C．Afootballtrainer. D．Asecondgradestudent.7．Theoldeststudentofthesoccerteamis________yearsold.A．8 B．11 C．12 D．508．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“skilled”probablymean?A．有耐心的 B．有技術(shù)的 C．有疑問的 D．有理由的9．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Thegirls’soccertrainingisnotsodifficult.B．Theteamhasnevercompetedinanationalgame.C．Somegirlsoftheteamgotchancestogotofamousschools.D．Byplayingsoccer,thegirlswillstudybetterthantheothers.10．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A．Socceristheonlywayforthegirlstohaveabetterfuture.B．Playingsocceroffersthegirlsawaytorealizetheirdreams.C．Ifyouwanttosucceed,you’dbetterstarttopracticesoccerhard.D．Walkingoutofthemountainsmeansyouwillbefamousandrich.（2023·云南昆明·昆明八中?？级＃〩erecomestheyear2023,theYearoftheRabbit!Rabbitsarequiet,smartinChineseculture.ManyChinesegoodsayingshaverabbitsinthem.I’msureyouwillcomeupwithafewwhenyou’rereadingthissentence.InChineseculture,therabbitstandsforthemoon.Peopleusedtobelievearabbitwaslivingonthemoon.TherabbitiscalledtheJadeRabbitortheMoonRabbit.It’sthepetofthemoongoddessChang’e.Itmakesmedicinebygrindingherbs(搗草藥).Rabbitscanhavealotofbabiesinashorttime.Inthisway,peopleinthepastalsosawtherabbitasagoodsign.Theybelievedhavingmorechildrencouldbringthemluckandhappiness.Westernpeoplealsoseetherabbitasasignofgoodluck.Theybelievearabbit’sfootcanbringgoodlucktoitsholder.Thismaygobacktoanoldtradition.Whenteenagehunterscaughtrabbitstoprovidefoodforthepeople,gettingtherabbitfootmeanstheyarewelcomedasbothhuntersandadults.RabbitsalsoshowupinotherareasofWesternculture.InthebookAliceinWonderland,Alicefollowsarabbittogetawayfromherworldandstartheradventure(冒險).ThereistheEasterBunny,too.Rabbitsareclosetotheideaofnewlifebecausetheyhavelotsofbabies.ThenightbeforeEaster,kidsoftenmakenicelittlehomesintheirgardensfortheEasterBunny.11．InChineseculture,rabbitsare________.A．brave B．clever C．careful D．understanding12．WhatdoestherabbitstandforinChineseculture?A．Thepet. B．Themoon. C．Theherbs. D．Thegoddess.13．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hunters”probablymean?A．成年人 B．飼養(yǎng)人 C．搗藥人 D．狩獵人14．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．TherearefewChinesegoodsayingsaboutrabbits.B．Chang’eisthenameofapetrabbitlivingonthemoon.C．AlicerunsafterarabbitinthebookAliceinWonderland.D．ThenightbeforeEaster,kidsmakegardensintheirhomes.15．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．TheYearoftheRabbit. B．JadeRabbitonthemoon.C．Rabbitsindifferentcultures. D．Rabbitfootandtheirgoodluck.（2023·云南玉溪·統(tǒng)考一模）WintersportsinChina●346millionpeopleacrossthecountrytakepartinwintersports●46millionofthemareunder18AsurveyChinaYouthDailysurveyed1,212people:①CheeringforplayersattheBeijingWinterGames②Tryingoutskiing(滑雪)orskating③Buyingwintersportsclothesandtools④TakingwintersportstripsaroundChina⑤TakingpartinwintersportstrainingSomeimportantyears1953:China’sfirstNationalIceSportsGamestookplaceinHarbin.1957:China’sfirstNationalSkiGameswereheldinTonghua,Jilin.2002:Chinawonitsfirstgoldmedal(獎牌)intheWinterOlympics.2022:ChinaheldtheWinterOlympicsinBeijingandZhangJiakouforthefirsttimeandwon9goldmedals.SOURCES:GENERALADMINISTRATIONOFSPORTOFCHINA,GUANGDONGDAILY,CHINAYOUTHDAILY.16．HowmanypeopletakepartinwintersportsinNorthernChina?A．346million. B．161million. C．186million. D．46million.17．Accordingtothesurvey,whatdotheleastpeopledo?A．Takepartinwintersportstraining.B．TakewintersportstripsaroundChina.C．Buywintersportsclothesandtools.D．CheerforplayersattheBeijingWinterGames.18．InwhichprovinceorcitywereChina’sfirstNationalIceSportsGamesheld?A．Harbin. B．Jilin. C．Beijing. D．HeiLongjiang.19．WhendidChinawinitsfirstgoldmedalintheWinterOlympics?A．In1953. B．In1957. C．In2002. D．In2022.20．Whereisthetextprobablyfoundinanewspaper?A．StarStories. B．SportsWorld. C．SchoolLife. D．ScienceStudy.（2023·云南文山·統(tǒng)考一模）Theredbeansgrowinsouthernland;Howmanyloads（枝條）inspringthetrees?Collectthemtillfullisyourhand;Theywouldrecallsweetmemories.（TranslatedbyXuYuanchongandsimplifiedbytheeditor）LoveisapopularthemeinChinesepoems.Whatsymbolsdoyouthinkbeststandforlove?Theheart,roseorchocolate?ThistimewearegoingtolookataclassicChinesepoem,LoveSeeds.ItwaswrittenbyTangDynastypoetWangWeiwhohadadifferentunderstandingofthesymboloflove.Inthefirsttwolines,thepoetexpresseshisfeelingsofmissinghisfriend,wholivesinsouthernChina,bydescribingthegrowthofredbeansinspring.InclassicChinesepoems,poetsprefertoexpressfeelingsinanindirectorsymbolicway.Whendescribingthenaturalenvironmentorshowingsomesymbols,Chinesepoetsalwaysmeanmorethanwhat’sdescribedonthesurface.InChineseculture,redbeansareseenas“l(fā)oveseeds”,whichhaveastrongculturalmeaning.Becausetheyareoftenhard,comeinaheartshape,andcanbestoredforalongtime,thosebeanshavelongbeenusedasasymbolofloveandloyalty（忠誠）betweenlovers.Inthelasttwolines,thepoetwisheshisfarawayfriendtocollectasmanyredbeansaspossible,asthebeanswillbringbackhisfriend’smemoriestothepoet.Insteadofshowinglovetoothersbydirectlysaying“Imissyou”orusingflowerylanguage,thisshortpoemcanmakereadersfeeldeeplove.21．What’stheChinesetitleofthepoemLoveSeeds?A．《相思》 B．《梅花》 C．《賦別》 D．《春曉》22．InclassicChinesepoems,poetsexpressfeelingsin________ways.A．direct B．symbolic C．straight D．short23．Howmanyfeatures（特點）oftheredbeansarementionedbythewriter?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.24．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．WangWeiisagreatpoetfromSongDynasty.B．WangWeilivedinsouthernChinawhenwritingthispoem.C．WangWeithinksredbeansareseenas“l(fā)oveseeds”becauseoftheircolor.D．WangWeithinksredbeanswillbringbackhisfriend’smemoriestohim.25．WhatdoesWangWeiwanttoshowinthispoem?A．Helovesspringverymuch. B．Heloveshiscountry.C．Hemissessomeone. D．Headmiresnature’sbeauty.（2023·云南文山·統(tǒng)考一模）CassandraNaudwasbornwithabrownbirthmark(胎記)underherrighteye.Itcoversalargepartofherface.Herparentsweregivenachancetoremovethebirthmarkrightafterherbirth.Buttheywereworriedthatitmightbedangerousforher,sotheyrefusedit.Cassandraexperiencedahardchildhoodinprimaryschool.Herschoolmatesoftenlaughedather.Shewasheartbrokenwithwhattheysaidandhadtocryincorners.Shewasevenafraidofhowshewouldbetreatedwhenshewenttohighschool.Attheageof13shetookanimportantdecisiontohaveherbirthmarkremoved.Herparentsweresurprisedatthatbuttheyrespectedherdecision.Theyimmediatelyinvitedagreatdoctortooperateonher.Butthedoctorsaidthatshemightfacetheriskofbeingleftwithalazyeye(弱視).Soshefinallydecidedtokeepherbirthmark.Cassandradreamedofbeinganexcellentdancer.Sherealisedthatthebirthmarkwouldmakehermorememorableandpopularamongthedancers.Fromthenon,shebegantoloveherbirthmark,insteadoftryingtohideit,andshealsolearnttofacetheworldwithbrightsmiles.26．CassandraNaud’sbirthmark________.A．isunderherlefteye B．onlycoversasmallpartofherfaceC．isdangeroustoberemoved D．isn’tabletoberemoved27．Theunderlinedword“heartbroken”means“________”.A．happy B．sad C．excited D．comfortable28．WhichoneisTRUEaccordingtothethirdparagraph?A．Cassandradidn’twanttoremovethebirthmark.B．Herparentsdidn'tallowhertodotheoperation.C．Thedoctorwasn’tabletodotheoperation.D．Cassandragaveupbecauseoftheriskoflosinghereyesight.29．Cassandradidn’tmindherbirthmarkanymore________.A．a(chǎn)ftershebecameanexcellentdancer B．a(chǎn)ftershebecameveryfamousC．a(chǎn)ftersheacceptedthefactthatshewasspecial D．a(chǎn)ftershehidherbirthmarkinfrontofpeople30．Fromthispassage,welearnthat________.A．weshouldn’ttakerisksB．weshouldn’tcareaboutourappearanceC．weshouldn’tfacetheworldwithbrightsmilesD．weshouldlearntofindoutthepleasantsideofabadthing（2023·云南文山·統(tǒng)考一模）Lisa,a14-year-oldgirl,fromtheUSA,usedanapptomakeherdreamcometrue.Shetrieditoutonachildhoodphotoofhermother.Guesswhat?Intheoldphoto,hermother,alittlegirlatthattime,begantosmileather.ItsoundslikeHarryPotter’smovingphotos,doesn’tit?It’snotmagic,butarealthing.TheappthatLisausediscalledMyHeritage.ByusinganAI（人工智能）technology,theappallowsuserstoanimate（使……成為動畫）stillphotos.ThetechnologyistheworkofD-ID,anIsraeli（以色列的）company.Atthebeginning,theydesignedittobringphotosofpeopleinhistorytolife.Thismeansyoucanseethemblink（眨眼）,andeventurntheirheads.NowAmericansfinditfunandmanyaregivingitatrywiththeiroldphotos.Millionsofusershavewatchedtheirlovedonescometolifeinoldphotos.Theserviceiseasytouse.Firstdownload（下載）theapp.Next,click（點擊）onthemenuandchoose“photo”fromthelist.Thenupload（上傳）thephotoyouwishtoanimate.TheAItechnologywilltakearound20secondstoworkitsmagiconthephoto.Thenit’sdone!31．FromParagraph1welearnthatLisa’sdreamisto________.A．inventanewapp B．seehermumsmileatherC．seehermumasachild D．a(chǎn)ctinaHarryPottermovie32．WhichisNOTTRUEaboutMyHeritage?A．Itcanmakepeopleinaphotosmile. B．ItcomesfromanIsraelicompany.C．Theserviceisdifficulttouse. D．ManyAmericanshaveusedit.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“still”meaninthesecondparagraph?A．仍然 B．靜止的 C．穩(wěn)定的 D．陳舊的34．ThekindofphotomostpeopleuseonMyHeritagemaybephotosof________.A．a(chǎn)nimals B．plants C．buildings D．people35．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．AIBringsOldPhotostoLife B．Lisa’sDreamComesTrueC．ANewAppChangesOurLife D．EverybodyLovesMyHeritage（2023·云南昭通·統(tǒng)考一模）Itwasthelastdayofourfinalexam.Onthestepsofonebuilding,agroupofengineeringstudentsweretalkingabouttheirexamwhichwouldbegininafewminutes.Therewasconfidenceontheirfaces.Thiswastheirlastexam—thenontograduationandjobs.Afterfouryearsofcollegetheyfeltreadytoseetheworld.Theexam,theyknew,wouldbeeasy.Theprofessor(教授)saidtheycouldbringanybooksornotestheywanted.Theywentintotheroom.Theprofessorgaveoutthepapers.Andsmilesbecamebiggerasthestudentssawtherewereonlyfivequestions.Threehourspassed.Theprofessorbegantocollectthepapers.Thestudentsnolongerlookedconfident.Instead,theylookedworried.Theprofessorasked,“Howmanyofyoufinishedallfivequestions?”Notahandwasraised.“Howmanyansweredfour?”Stillnohands.“Three?Two?”“One,then?”Buttheclassstillstayedquiet.Theprofessorputdownthepapers.“ThatisexactlywhatIexpected.”hesaid.“Ijustwanttotellyouthateventhoughyouhavefinishedfouryearsofcollege,therearestillmanythingsaboutengineeringthatyoudon’tknow.Thequestionsyoucouldnotanswerareaboutthingsyouwillworkwitheveryday.”Then,smiling,headded,“Youwillallpassthiscoursebutremember—eventhoughyouarenowcollegegraduates(畢業(yè)生),youreducationhasjuststarted.”36．Thestudentsthoughttheexamwas________atfirst.A．easy B．difficult C．scary D．boring37．Howlongdidtheexamlast?A．Onehour. B．Twohours. C．Threehours. D．Fourhours.38．Whydidn’tthestudentsfinishallthequestions?A．Becausetheydidn’thaveenoughtime. B．Becausethequestionswereoutoftheirtraining.C．Becausethereweretoomanyquestions. D．Becausethequestionsweretooboring.39．Whatlessondoestheprofessorwanttoteachthestudents?A．Makegooduseoftimeinanexam. B．Engineeringistoodifficulttolearn.C．Don’tstoplearning,evenaftergraduation. D．Examsarenotalwayseasy.40．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．HowtoBeanEngineer B．AGoodTeacherC．HowtoAnswerQuestions D．ASpecialTest（2023·云南昭通·統(tǒng)考一模）TherearemanystoriesaboutthestartofNian.ItissaidthatNianwasafierce(兇猛的)monster.Usuallyitstayeddeepinthemountains.Butinwinter,itcouldn’tfindenoughfood.Soitenteredvillagestoeatwhateveritcouldcatch.Villagersbecamefrightenedandmovedaway.LaterthepeoplefoundthatNianwasafraidofthreethings—theredcolor,thebrightfireandtheloudnoise.Afterlearningthis,theythoughtofhowtopreventNianfromenteringtheirvillages.Fromthen,atraditionwasestablished(得到認可).Peoplehadcouplets(對聯(lián)),lanternsandfireworksfortheSpringFestival.Nowmostpeopleinthecountrysidestillkeepthesetraditionalcelebrations.However,thepeopleincitieshaveusednewwaystocelebratetheSpringFestival.Forexample,theydon’tsendoutsomanygreetingcardsasbefore.Instead,theyusuallysendshorttextmessagestogreetfriendsonmobilephones.Andforsafety,fireworkswerenotallowedinsomelargecitiesafewyearsago,makingthecitiesmuchquieterthanbefore.ItseemsthatallChinesetraditionsarefacingnewchallenges.Maybewhenthechildrenofthenextgenerationgrowup,theycanonlylearnaboutChinesetraditionsfrombooks.41．Accordingtothefirstparagraph,Nianenteredvillagesbecause________.A．itcouldn’tfindenoughfoodinwinter B．itlikedtomakefriendswithvillagersC．thevillageswerebeautiful D．thevillagerswerefriendly42．PeoplesetofffireworksbecauseNianwasafraidof________.A．redcolor B．people C．loudnoise D．a(chǎn)nimals43．HowdidpeopleincitiesgreettheirfriendsduringtheSpringFestivalbefore?A．Bywritingletters. B．Bysendinggreetingcards.C．Bysendinggifts. D．Bymakingcalls.44．Settingofffireworksisnotallowedinsomelargecitiesinorderto________.A．savemoney B．keepclean C．keepsafe D．makethecitiesquiet45．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．ChinesepeopledisliketheSpringFestival.B．TheSpringFestivalwilldisappear.C．Chinesepeoplewon’tcelebratetheSpringFestivalanylonger.D．PerhapsChinesepeoplewon’tcelebratetheSpringFestivalintraditionalways.（2023·云南昭通·統(tǒng)考一模）Wouldyoutryfoodmadeofrubbish?WhenworldleadersgottogetherattheUNforameetingonclimate(氣候)change,theyhadaspeciallunch.Thefoodwasmadefromsomethingthatmostofuswouldthrowaway.Therewasasaladmadeofvegetablescraps(剩菜葉).Theleadersalsohadhamburgersmadeoffruitleftoverfromjuicing.TheUNsaidthisremindedpeopleaboutfoodwasteandthebadinfluenceithasonclimatechange.Mostpeopledon’tevenrealizehowmuchfoodtheythrowawayeveryday.Sometimestheycooktoomuchortheydon’tuseitintime.Everyyearmorethanone-thirdofallfoodproducedworldwidegoestowaste,accordingtotheUN.Thefigures(數(shù)字)forfoodwastearestaggering.Wemuststopthewastenow.Thinkaboutabagofcheese.Beforewebuyitatthestore,peoplehavetoraisethecows,dealwiththemilk,anddrivetotheshoptosellthecheese.Ifyouthrowthecheeseaway,youhavewastedenergy,fuel(燃料)andwater,whichgiveoutgreenhousegasesthataddtoglobalwarming.TheUNsaidifwestopthrowinggoodfoodaway,wecouldsave$300billionfromwastedfoodandcutdownupto17milliontonsofCO2.Thegoodofthatwouldbethesameastakingoneineveryfourcarsofftheroad.Moreimportantly,itcouldalsodolessharmtotheenvironment.46．Whydidtheworldleadershavethespeciallunch?A．Tolearnhowtomakefoodmadeofrubbish.B．Toremindpeopleaboutfoodwasteanditsbadinfluenceonclimatechange.C．Totrysomenewfood.D．Toletpeopleknowsomethingaboutfoodmadeofrubbish.47．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“staggering”meaninChinese?A．驚人的 B．困惑的 C．美好的 D．微小的48．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Mostpeoplehavepaidmuchattentiontofoodwaste.B．Theworldleadersatehamburgersmadeoffreshfruit.C．Ifwestopthrowinggoodfoodaway,itcandolessharmtotheenvironment.D．Savingfoodismoreimportantthandrivingcarsless.49．Accordingtothepassage,wecanknowfoodwasteinfluence________atlast.A．fuel B．cars C．cows D．climate50．Wherecanwereadthispassage?A．Inaguidebook. B．Inadiary. C．Inanewspaper. D．Inastorybook.（2023·云南玉溪·統(tǒng)考一模）Soonacomputerandothermachineswillbeabletorememberyoubylookingatyoureyes!Theprogramcanworkbecauseeveryone’seyesaredifferent.Sointhefutureyouwon’thavetorememberalongcodewhenyouwanttouseamachineortakemoneyoutofabank.Youjusthavetolookatthemachineanditwillbeabletotellwhoyouare.Theeye-recognition(眼睛識別)programisbeingtestedinsomeshopsandbanks.Soonthistechnologywillchangealltheotherwaysofrecognition.Wehavealreadyhadmachinesthatcantellwhoyouarefromyourvoiceorthemarkmadebyyourfingers.Scientistsareworkingonothersystems(系統(tǒng)).Machineswillsoonbeabletoknowyoufromtheshapeofyourfaceorhandsorevenyoursmell!Buteye-recognitionisbetterthanotherkindsbecauseyoureyesdon’tchangeasyougetolder,orgetdirtylikehandsorfingers.Andeventwinshavedifferenteyes,sotheprogramcanbeupto94%correct,dependingonhowgoodthetechnologyis.InBritainitwasfoundthat91%ofthepeoplewhohadtrieditsaidthattheylikedtheideaofeye-recognition.Inthefutureyourcomputerwillbelookingatyouintheeyes.Sosmile!51．Whereistheeye-recognitionprogrambeingusedinafewcountries?A．Inshopsandbanks. B．Inshopsandschools.C．Inbanksandschools. D．Inschoolsandhospitals.52．Howdoestheeye-recognitionprogramwork?A．Youlookatthemachineandtypeanumber.B．Youlookatthemachine.C．Themachinelooksatyourface.D．Youneedtospeakandthenlook.53．Theunderlinedword“code”inParagraph2probablymeans________.A．密碼 B．字母 C．卡片 D．?dāng)?shù)字54．Whichoneisn’ttheadvantagesoftheeye-recognitionprogram?A．Youreyesdon’tchangeasyougetolder.B．Eyesdon’tgetdirtylikehandsorfingers.C．Wecan’tseeanythingwithouteyes.D．Everyone’seyesaredifferent,eventwinshavedifferenteyes.55．Whatcanweknowabouttheeyerecognitionprogram?A．Someeyesarethesame. B．Eyescanchange.C．Eyescangetdirtylikehands. D．Itisnotalwayscorrect.（2023·云南玉溪·統(tǒng)考一模）WhenvisitingYunnan,you’llfindthe18odditiesinYunnan(云南十八怪).Forexample,“girlswearflowersinallseasons”and“threemosquitoes(蚊子)makeupadish”.Maybeyou’veneverheardoftheseexpressionsbefore.NowmoreandmorepeoplefallinlovewiththedeliciousflowerdishesinYunnan.ThepeopleinYunnanhavebeeneatingflowersforalongtime.AftertheSpringFestival,Marchisalwaysthebesttimetoeattheflowers.OnepopularkindofflowerisTangliFlowers(棠梨花),whichcanbepickedinthemountains.Theflowersellerssayitisveryhardtopicktwokilosoftheseflowerseachtime.Theyhavetoclimbuptothetalltreesandpickuptheflowerscarefully.HaveyouevertriedTangliflowers?Theytastealittlesweet!TheotherkindisJinqueFlowers(金雀花).Thiskindofflowerisalsousedashelpfulmedicinewhenpeopledon’twanttoeatanything!MygrandmacancookJinqueFlowersverywell.Shesaysit’satraditionalwaytocookJinqueFlowerswitheggs.Howdeliciousandhealthy!56．Howmanykindsofpopularflowersarementionedinthispassage?A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Four.57．WhenisthebesttimetoeatflowersinYunnan?A．InMarch. B．InJanuary.C．BeforetheSpringFestival. D．DuringtheSpringFestival.58．WhyisitdifficulttopickTangliFlowersaccordingtothepassage?A．Becausetheflowerstastealittlesweet.B．Becausetheflowersareveryexpensive.C．Becausepeoplecanhardlyselltheflowers.D．Becausepeoplehavetoclimbuptothetalltrees.59．Ifyouwanttoeatnothing,whichishelpful?A．TangliFlowers. B．Eggs. C．JinqueFlowers. D．Roses.60．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A．The18odditiesinYunnan.B．Girlswearflowersinallseasons.C．Threemosquitoesmakeupadish.D．ThedeliciousflowerdishesinYunnan.（2023·云南·模擬預(yù)測）ShenzhenDaily2023-02-28①GettingapiefromtheskyisbecomingarealityinthecityasonlinedeliveryplatformMeituanhasbeenallowedtostartdronedeliveryservice（無人機送餐服務(wù)）,ShenzhenEveningNewsreported.②AtGalaxyWorldinLonggangDistrict,areporterfromthenewspaperwatchedhowamealhasbeendeliveredbythedroneonThursday.ThedroneslowlylandedandadoorabovetheMeituanIntelligentDiningCabinet（儲藏柜）openedslowly,wherethedroneputthemealboxinsidethecabinet.③“Ittakesabout15minutestoplacetheorderandreceivethemeal.Alotofpeoplehavetriedthedronedeliveryservicehere,”saidawomanwhojusttookhermealboxoutfromthecabinet.④Duringtheyear2022,foodanddrinkssuchasnoodles,fruits,coffeeandmilkteaandevenflowershavebeendeliveredthroughMeituan’sdronedeliverysystem,thereportsaid.⑤Thecompanysaidthatasoflastyear,ithadcompletedover100,000dronedeliveries.Meituanstartedtoexploredronedeliveryservicein2017andstartedthetryinearly2021.Theservicehasanaveragedeliverytimeof12minutes,whichislessthantraditionaldeliverymethods,accordingtothecompany.⑥Thereareonlyafewcitiesintheworldwiththeadvantagesofdronedeliveryservice,andShenzhenistakingtheleadinChina,accordingtothereport.However,therearestillsomeproblemswiththiskindofservice.61．Whereisthemealboxput?A．InLonggangDistrict. B．Insidethecabinet. C．Bythedrone. D．AtGalaxyWorld.62．Whatisthemainideaofthesecondparagraph?A．Wherethedronelanded. B．Whentheservicestarted.C．Howtheserviceprovided. D．Whowatchedthedrone.63．HowlongdidMeituanspendexploringdronedeliveryservice?A．Threeyears. B．Fouryears. C．Fiveyears. D．Sixyears.64．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A．Manycitiesaroundtheworldhavethedronedeliveryservice.B．Thedronedeliveryservicehasmanyadvantagesinourdailylife.C．ShenzhenisthefirstcitystartingdronedeliveryserviceinChina.D．Thedronedeliveryserviceisverypopularallovertheworld.65．Whatisthepassagegoingtotalkaboutnext?A．Howtomakegooduseofthedronedeliveryservice.B．Whatproblemsthedronedeliveryservicefaces.C．Howtosolvetheproblemsofthedronedeliveryservice.D．Whatadvantagesthedronedeliveryservicehas.（2023·云南昆明·模擬預(yù)測）Thereisanoldsayingthatallofusarebornwithtwobagshungonournecks.Asmallbaginfrontofourchestisfilledupwithotherpeople’sfaults(缺點),whilethebigoneatthebackisfullofourownshortcomings(短處).Thismakesiteasytofindotherpeople’sfaults,buthardtoseeourownfaultsbehindus.TherewasaboynamedTommy.Hehadfourfriends:Simon,Jack,JohnnyandHarry.