浙江中考英語(yǔ)模擬試卷綜合訓(xùn)練100題（含答案）

浙江中考英語(yǔ)模擬試卷綜合訓(xùn)練100題（含答案）

學(xué)校:姓名：班級(jí):考號(hào)：

一、完形填空

Theunusedtissue（紙巾）inthebathroomalwaysremindsmeofmychildhood.

Christmaswasdrawingnear.Feelinggrownup,IdecidedthatIwassupposedtogeta

giftformy1.

However,beingonly8yearsold,Ihadneverboughtagiftbefore.Iwasn'tsurewhatto

buyorwheretogetit.Iemptiedthechangefrommypiggybank,and2thelocal

store.

Ienteredthestore,carefully3eachthingoneveryshelf.Whilewalkinginthe

store,I4mymother'sexpressionswhensheopeneditonChristmasmorning.

Thereweresomanynicethingshere,butI5thatthechangeinmypocketwasn't

enoughtobuyone.SoonIbegantofeel6、withouthopeoffindinganything.Atthat

time,IsawexactlywhatIwas7.Ithinkitwasthe8gift—agreatbigboxof

tissues.

Now,aboxoftissuesmaynotsoundlikea9toyou,butitwasonethingwe

neverhadinourhomewhenIwasachild.Withsevenchildrenandverylittle10.

tissuesweresomethingreallyluxury（奢侈）forus.Mymother11boughtthem.

IsmiledasItooktheboxfromtheshelfand12walkedtothecashdesk.My

momwasgoingto13this.

Christmasmorningcame,andmymotherlovedthetissues.That14feelingIhadin

thestorereturnedagainwhenIsawherhappiness.Thejoywefeltcouldn'thavebeenany

greater,evenifithadbeenanecklacemadeofgold.15、itwasheronlygift.

Thatyear,Ilearnedhowtogiveagifttosomeonespecialbychoosingitcarefully,and

packingitwithlove.

1.A.myselfB.momC.fatherD.sister

2.A.drovetoB.returnedtoC.leftfromD.headedfor

3.A.movedB.consideredC.recordedD.admired

4.A.worriedB.noticedC.imaginedD.discovered

5.A.realizedB.suggestedC.wonderedD.forgot

6.A.proudB.excitedC.warmD.sad

7.A.dealingwithB.puttingupC.lookingforD.askingfor

8.A.expensiveB.sameC.perfectD.traditional

9.A.giftB.hopeC.supportD.goal

10.A.timeB.energyC.knowledgeD.money

11.A.neverB.alwaysC.sometimesD.often

12.A.nervouslyB.sadlyC.confidentlyD.calmly

13.A.loveB.trustC.fearD.regret

14.A.sadB.disappointedC.unexpectedD.satisfied

15.A.SadlyB.LuckilyC.SurprisinglyD.Certainly

DerekRabelowasborninBrazilin1992.HisfathercalledhimDerekafterafamous

16star,DerekHo.Derek'sfatherwantedDerektobecomeasurfer,too,butthere

wasa17:unluckily,Derekwasborn18.Hisfather^dreamtoseehisson

surfseemed19!

WhenDerekwas17,hisfathertoldhimabouthis20.Fromthatmoment,

Derektriedhisbesttobecomeasurfer.21wenttothebeacheverydayandstarted

takingsurfing22withacoach.Derekkepttryingand23,helearnedto

surf!

Derekexplainsthat24hecan'tsee,heunderstandsthenoisesthatthewaves

makeandhecan25themwhentheyarecoming.Hesayseverypartofawave

makesadifferentnoise,26heknowswhichdirectiontosurfin.

In2012,heflewtoHawaiitosurfoneofthemostchallenginganddangerous

27intheworld.Localsurferswerevery28toseetheconfidentyoung

mansurfthehugewavewithnoproblem29.

Afilmproducerdecidedtomakeafilmabouthim.BeyondSighttellsDerek's

inspirationalstoryandteachesusthatnothingisimpossibleifyou30yourself!

16.A.swimmingB.surfingC.filmD.pop

17.A.problemB.ruleC.promiseD.plan

18.A.poorB.weakC.deafD.blind

19.A.necessaryB.realC.impossibleD.proper

20.A.storyB.adviceC.truthD.dream

21.A.TheyB.WeC.HeD.She

22.A.matchesB.lessonsC.photosD.exams

23.A.insteadB.usuallyC.stillD.finally

24.A.althoughB.unlessc.whenD.before

25.A.seeB.touchc.hearD.taste

26.A.orB.soc.butD.for

27.A.wavesB.beachesc.islandsD.sports

28.A.sorryB.worriedc.scaredD.surprised

29.A.afterallB.atallc.atthesametimeD.fromtimeto

time

30.A.dealwithB.dependonc.believeinD.lookafter

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C、D）中選出一個(gè)最

佳選項(xiàng)。

Sleeptipsforteenagers

Aminimumof8to10hours'goodsleeponschoolnightsisrecommendedfbrteens.

Here'showtomakesure31youaregettingenoughsleeptostayhealthyandbewell

restedforschool.

Limitscreensinthebedroom

Ifpossible,donothaveamobiletablet,TVorcomputerinthebedroomatnight,

32thelightfromthescreenhasbad33onsleep.Havingscreensinthe

bedroomalsomeansyou'remorelikelytostayuplate34withfriendsonsocialmedia.

Trytohave35anhourofscreen-freetimebeforegoingtosleep.

Exerciseforbettersleep

Regularexercisehelpsyousleepmoreaswellas36improvingyourgeneral

health.Teenagersshouldbeaimingatleast6037exerciseeverydayincludingaerobic

activities38fastwalkingandrunning.Exercisingoutindaylightwillhelpto

encouragehealthysleeppatterns,too.

Giveupthecaffeine

Wesuggestyou39outordrink-foundindrinkssuchascola,teaandcoffee.Too

muchcaffeinecanstopthem40andproducetheamountofdeepsleeptheyhave.

Createasleep-friendlybedroom

Makesureyouhaveagood4jenvironment—ideallyaroomthatisdark,

cool,quietandcomfortable.Itmightbe42buyingthickercurtainsorablackout

（不透光窗簾）tohelpblockoutearlysummermorningsandlightevenings.

Talkthroughanyproblems

Talktoyourparentsabout43youworriedabout.Thiswillhelpyoutodeal

you'reyourproblemsproperlyandsleepbetter.You44alsowritedownyour

worriesormakeato-dolistbeforeyougotobed.Thisshouldmeanyou'relesslikelytolie

awakeworrying45thenight.

Trythesetipstosaveyourvaluablesleepingtime!

31.A.thatB.howC.ifD.what

32.A.butB.soC.asD.when

33.A.resultsB.influencesC.damagesD.causes

34.A.tocommunicateB.tostudyC.tocallD.to

play

35.A.intotalB.atmostC.atleastD.atlast

36.A.quicklyB.quietlyC.differentlyD.clearly

37.A.seconds5B.minutes9C.hours'D.days'

38.A.suchasB.forexampleC.besidesD.except

39.A.gettingB.cuttingC.settingD.coming

40.A.feelingB.turningC.fallingD.becoming

41.A.readingB.sleepingC.workingD.writing

42.A.worthB.usefulC.goodD.necessary

43.A.somebodyB.anythingC.everybodyD.nothing

44.A.mustB.shallC.willD.could

45.A.duringB.onC.forD.in

閱讀下面短文，掌握大意，然后從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選

項(xiàng)。

Mattlovedscience,andhewantedtobetheScienceStaroftheweek.Nowhewas

presentinghisexperimentinMrs.Perry?sclass.

“Letmeshowyou46tokeepanegginthemiddleoftheglass."Mattdropped

aneggintosaltwater.Butitfelltothebottom.

“Look,Matt'sblushing!^^Cocoshouted.Matt,covered47redfacewithhands.

Thateveninghe48TheBookofWondeifulScienceExperiments.Whenit

cametothelastpage,hesmiled."Thisistherightexperiment49me!It's

impossibletofailthistime.”

Thenextdayinfrontofhisclass,Mattspreadsmallpiecesofpaperontothedeskand

rubbedaspoonwithcloth.t4Thespoonwillliftupthepaper."Heraisedthespoon,but

50happened.Thepaperlaystill.

“Matt'sblushingagain!,,Emilypointedout.Mattwas51andranbacktohis

seatwithhisredface.

"BecomingtheScienceStarseemsso52Mattthought.Thatnighthe

couldn'tsleep,t€Ihavetomakeit,buttheonlythingIcoulddorightwasblushing.^^...

Suddenly,a53cametohismind.

Thefollowingmorning,Mattappearedbeforetheclassagain,54hisMickey

Mouseears.

“Mouseearsontheheadareyour55?”SomeonelaughedandMatt'sface

burned.

“No,watchmy56!Blushingismyexperiment,vMattanswered.Everyone

quieteddown.

Mattcontinued,4tWhenyoufeelstressed,yourbloodvesselsinthefaceopenwideand

filltheskinwithblood,57youblush.^^Heshowedapictureofbloodvessels.'Tve

58manytimestocontrolblushing,butnowIknowit'sanormalpartofbeing

human.Sothebestthingtodoisto59it."TheclasscheeredandMatt'sredfacelit

upthewholeclassroom.

“MattistheScienceStaroftheweek,"Mrs.Perryannounced.Mattwalked60

backtohisseat.Whataperfectday!

46.A.howB.whereC.whyD.when

47.A.myB.yourC.hisD.her

48.A.handedinB.lookedthroughC.waitedforD.putaway

49.A.forB.withC.againstD.like

50.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

51.A.happyB.nervousC.calmD.bored

52.A.difficultB.commonC.naturalD.safe

53.A.questionB.numberC.planD.mistake

54.A.passingB.throwingC.wearingD.repairing

55.A.playB.songC.paintingD.experiment

56.A.handsB.faceC.teethD.back

57.A.whetherB.soC.unlessD.but

58.A.triedB.advisedC.guessedD.cried

59.A.finishB.changeC.hideD.accept

60.A.secretlyB.strangelyC.proudlyD.worriedly

閱讀下面短文，然后從各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案。

Thefirsttime,Hank,atwo-year-oldcat,wentoutofhisyard,hegotstuckina40-foot-

talltreeforfivedays,withnofoodorwater.

OnedaylastNovember,whenDelores,the61,returnedfromamarket,she

foundHankdidn'tcomeinforhislunch.Asitgot62,shebegantolookfbrhim

aroundthehouse.Thensheheardthemewofacat,63,andsawHankonher

neighbor'stree.Hemusthaveclimbedontothetreewhilesomedogswererunningafter

64,andbecametooafraidtoclimbdown.

Delores,nowvery65,calledthefiremenimmediately.Butitwasnoteasy,so

theydidn'thavealadder（梯子）tallenoughto66thecat.Sheaskedatree

companyforhelpthem.67theyfailedforsafetyreasons.

Thepoorownercoulddonothingbutsit68thetreeandcalltoHank.Akind

neighborofferedhersomecatfood,69itwouldmakethehungrycatcomedown.

Nearbydogownerstooktheirpetsfbr70insteadoflettingthemoutintheir

yards,sothatHankwouldnotclimbeven71withfear.

Nothinghadworkeduntilitcametodayfive.72Lyda,anotherneighbor,

talkedofacleverwayofgettingthecatdownfromatree,Deloresdecidedto73

itatonce.Together,theyproducedasystemofpulleys（滑輪）andlifteda74

withsomeofHank'sfavoritethingsuptohim.Totheirexcitement,Hankjumpedintoit.

Deloreswasreallythankful.feelgoodlivinginsucha75neighborhood.

ItgavemehopewhenHankwasintrouble,shesaid.

61.A.ownerB.visitorC.sisterD.neighbor

62.A.coldB.darkC.quietD.dirty

63.A.ranawayB.turnedbackC.felldownD.lookedup

64.A.itB.herC.himD.them

65.A.tiredB.worriedC.surprisedD.relaxed

66.A.feedB.trainC.reachD.watch

67.A.AgainB.InsteadC.BesidesD.Anyway

68.A.acrossB.behindC.underD.opposite

69.A.expectingB.promisingC.realizingD.regretting

70.A.helpB.saleC.bathsD.walks

71.A.betterB.slowerC.higherD.harder

72.A.IfB.WhenC.SinceD.Before

73.A.tryB.findC.repairD.change

74.A.toyB.fishC.ropeD.basket

75.A.peacefulB.friendlyC.popularD.wealthy

AtsharingtimeinMs.Lewis'class,Loganwavedhishandwildly.Ms.Lewiscalledon

him.

“Ilostmy76saidLogan.

“Iknow,^^saidMs.Lewis.

“You77usthehole,“saidZach.

“Ms.Lewistookyourphotoforthebulletinboard.,,Sammypointedattheboardand

said,“Haha,youlook78withoutthetooth.”

“IsawMs.Lewisgave79thetoothinaboxtotakehome.^^saidZach."Yes,

butthenIreallylostmytooth!”saidLogan.UIcan'tfindthatbox80

“Ohno!”saidEmma."IbetToothFairy（牙仙子）won'tgiveyoumoney81

ifsnotunderapillow（枕頭）

Logannodded."82shouldIdo?”

“Maybeyoucouldleavesomethingthat83atoothunderthepillow,said

Sammy.

"It'sworthatry,“saidLogan.

Thefirstnight,Loganleftasmallroundwhiteeraser.ButtheToothFairywasn't

84.

Loganreportedbacktotheclass.

“Teetharen'troundlikeerasers,Zachpointedout.

“Iknowsomethingthatisliketeeth.Whitecom!,,saidEmma.

“85saidLogan.

Thatnight,heputapieceofwhitecornunderhispillow.86theToothFairy

wasnotfooled.

Thenextnight,Loganleftanote.

DearToothFairy,!lostmytoothandnowIcan'tfindit.Pleasegivemea

quarter（25分硬幣）anyway.

Yourfriend,

Logan

Inthemorning,Loganfoundhisnotewas87.Butinsteadofaquarter,the

ToothFairyhadleftanoteinreturn.

DearLogan,rdlovetogiveyouaquarter,butIneedproof（證據(jù)）thatyoureally

lostyourtooth.

Yourfriend,

TheToothFairy

Atschool,Loganreadthenotetohisclass.yfyousleepwithyourmouth88,

she'llseethehole,“saidSammy.

“Igotanidea!”saidLogan.HewhisperedsomethingtoMs.Lewis.Beforehewent

homethatafternoon,shehandedhimabox.

Thenextday,Loganshowedshiny50cents89.

“HowdidyougettheToothFairytoleavethemoney?”askedZach.

Loganpointedtothebulletinboard."The90!Ms.Lewisletmeputitunder

mypillow.,,

NowLoganknowsthatthehonestcangettheshiniestcoin.

76.A.moneyB.toothC.coinD.note

77.A.showedB.gaveC.broughtD.dug

78.A.funnyB.coolC.beautifulD.great

79.A.herB.hisC.youD.me

80.A.everywhereB.nowhereC.somewhereD.anywhere

81.A.ifB.soC.untilD.although

82.A.WhyB.HowC.WhatD.Who

83.A.looksforB.looksafterC.looksupD.lookslike

84.A.believedB.fooledC.discoveredD.invited

85.A.HurryupB.ComeonC.GoodideaD.Becareful

86.A.StillB.LastC.LaterD.Even

87.A.brokenB.fallenC.goneD.repaired

88.A.closedB.openC.bigD.small

89.A.silentlyB.hopefullyC.sadlyD.excitedly

90.A.holeB.boxC.photoD.eraser

二、閱讀單選

Todevelopstudents'willpowerandcharacter,manyschoolsoffermilitaryeducation（軍

DU）andtrainingduringthefirstterm.Herearesometipstohelpyougetthroughthetraining.

1.Ifyouneedtostayovernightatyourschoolormilitarycamp,you'dbettertakesome

extraclothes.Youwillprobablyonlybeaskedtowearyouruniformduringtraining.

However,itcanbehotandyoumightsweatalot.Youwillneedsomethingelsetowearafter

trainingsothatyoucanwashyouruniform.

2.Don'teattoomuch.Otherwise,youmightfeeluncomfortablewhenyourunordo

otherexercise.

3.Massageyourarmsandlegsbeforeyousleep.Thishelpsyourbodyrelaxandwill

helpyoufeelbetterthenextmorning.

4.Remembertousesuncream.Youdon'twanttogetsunburned,doyou?

5.You'dbetterbringsomemedicine.Youmightgetsickorinjuredwhileyou're

exercisingoutsideinthehotsun.

6.Remembertodrinkplentyofwater.Ifyoudon'tdrinkenough,youcaneasilygettired

orsickafterdoinglotsofexercise.

91.Youshouldbringextraclothestomilitarycampbecause.

A.youmaynotgetyouruniformforthefirstfewdays

B.youcanwearthemifyouruniformneedstobewashed

C.wearingmoreclotheshelpsyoufeelmorecomfortable

D.itcangetverycoldatnightduringtraining

92.Ifyouwanttorelaxyourbody,youcan.

A.massageyourarmsandlegsB.usesuncream

C.drinkplentyofwaterD.eatmorehealthyfood

93.Thetrainingismeanttohelpstudents.

A.organizetheirlivesB.learnabouttheirnewschool

C.dealwithproblemsandpressureD.developastrongwillandpower

Findinganunexpectedfriend

Ilovedeverythingaboutschoolexceptforoneperson:Mildred.

Everyday,aswewalkedhomeafterschool,shewouldsteponthebacksofmyshoes.

Then,whenIstoppedtoadjustmyshoes,Mildredwouldslap（拍打）myback.Shescared

me.

Soon,mymotherfoundsomethingwaswrong.Itoldherthewholestory.Mymomtold

menottoworryandsaidshehadaplan.

Thenextmorning,mymomwalkedupthehillwithme.Justaswegottothetopofthe

hill,wesawMildred.

“Hello,Mildred,“mymomsaidquietly.Mildredstopped,standingasstillasastatue（雕

像）.Herhandsandfacewerebrightred.Heroversizedcoathungopen.Therewereonlytwo

buttonsonit.

Mymotherdidn'tsayanythingatfirst.Instead,shebuttonedupMildred'scoatandtidied

upherhair.

'TmMarion*smother.Ineedyourhelp,Mildred."Mymother'shandsheldMildred'sas

shespoke."Mariondoesn'thaveanybrothersorsisters.Sheneedsabestfriendatschool,

someonetowalkupthehillwithherafterclassesareover.WouldyoubeMarion'sfriend,

Mildred?,,

Mildredbitherbottomlipandnodded.“Oh,thankyou!^^Mymothersaid."Ijustknow

youaresomeoneIcandependon.^^Thenshehuggedusandleftasthoughnothingunusual

hadhappened.

MildredandIwalkedontoschool.AsIlookedoverather,IsawthatMildredwas

smiling!I'dneverseenhersmilebefore.

Wewalkedupthehilleachdayafterschooltogetherandprettysoonwebecamebest

friends.

Ididn'tunderstandmymom'splanatthetime.Butfinally,Icametounderstandher

message:Loveneverfails.

94.Mariondidn'tlikeMildredbecause.

A.MildredoftenfoughtwithothersB.Mildredwasbetterthanherinevery

subject

C.MildredoftenplayedtricksonherD.Mildreddidn'tdresswell

95.HowdidMarion,smotherdealwiththisproblem?

A.ShewarnedMildrednottobotherMarion.B.SheaskedMildredtobefriendswith

Marion.

C.ShetoldMariontostayawayfromMildred.D.ShewalkedwithMariontoschool

everyday.

96.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"buttonedup"probablymean?

A.heldsomethingtogetherB.madesomethingstronger

C.putsomethingupD.pushedsomethingforward

97.Whatcanweinferfromthestory?

A.Mildreddidn'twanttobefriendswithMarion.B.Mariondidn'tagreewithwhather

motherdid.

C.Marion'smother'splanworked.D.Mildrednevermeantanyharmto

Marion.

Whatdoyoucallyourmother'smother?Whetheryousaylaolaoorwaipodependson

yourdialect（方言）.Andhumansaren*ttheonlyoneswhohavedifferentdialects.Animalsdo,

too!

ScientistsatAarhusUniversityinDenmarkspentsixyearsstudyingwhalesinthe

Caribbean.Theyfoundthattheanimalscommunicatethroughspecialclickingnoisesintheir

group.ThisnoisehasneverbeenfoundinPacificwhales.

AccordingtoNationalGeographic,researchersstudiedthehowls（嚎叫）ofdifferent

kindsofwolves.Theyfoundthatredwolves,Arcticwolvesandcoyoteshavehowlsthatare

differentinpitch（音高）.Inotherwords,theyhavetheirowndialects.

Otheranimalsthathavebeenshowntohavedialectsincludingbatsanddogs.

Sohowdoanimalsdeveloptheirowndialects?AccordingtoDarcyKelleyfrom

ColumbiaUniversity,mostanimalslearntheiraccent（口音）naturally.Forexample,monkeys

startspeakingtheirdialectassoonastheyareborn.Scientistsplacedsomemonkeysinanew

environmentwheretheirplaymatesallspokeadifferentdialect.Butthemonkeystillspoke

theirowndialect.Theirenvironmenthadnoinfluenceontheircommunication,accordingto

theWashingtonPost.

However,someanimalscanchangetheiraccentaccordingtotheirenvironment.Birds

wholiveincitiesdevelopdifferentaccentsfromthoseinthecountryside.Todealwithloud

citynoise,citybirds'tweets（鳴□”）arehigh-pitched,accordingtotheSun.Thesehigh-

pitchedtweetsareeasiertohearinnoisyplaces.

Socananimalslearnanewdialectfromothers?

“Aproperaccentisimportanttofindingfriendsandwarmingthecomingofenemies,

whichisthebasicskillofliving,^^KelleytoldtheWashingtonPost.Theanimalcan'trisk

changingtheirowndialectandlearninganewone.

98.ThewhalesinParagraph2arementionedtoshowthat.

A.animalscancommunicatewitheachotherB.animalshavedifferentdialects

C.whalescommunicatebyusingclickingnoisesD.whalesliveonlyintheCaribbean

99.Whydoresearchersbelievethatwolveshavedialects?

A.Becausetherearedifferentkindsofwolves.

B.Becausewolvesliveindifferentareasoftheworld.

C.Becausewolvesofdifferentkindshowlatdifferentpitches.

D.Becausebatsanddogsalsohavedialects.

100.Whatdoesthelastparagraphtalkabout?

A.Animalshavedifferentkindsofdialects.B.Animals*dialectsareveryimportantand

useful.

C.Animalsshouldlearnanewdialect.D.Animalsalwayschangetheirdialects.

101.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Languagesofthewild.B.Human*sdialect.

C.Learningofthedialect.D.Developmentofthedialect.

Wehaverecentlyheardsomeinterestingwaysthat5Gtechnologymightchangeour

livesinthefuture.5GpromisesInternetspeedsbetween50to100timesfasterthan4G

system.Suchimprovementsaresuretobepopularfor5Gusersworldwide.Whileitisstarted

onlyinsomefewareasoftheUnitedStatesthisyear,muchoftherestoftheworldisnot

expectedtoreceivethisserviceuntil2023.

OneprojectinBritain,though,isalreadytestingthissuperfasttechnology,butnoton

humans.Instead,theexperimentalsubjectsarecows.Thesystemconnectstheanimalsto5G

inordertoautomate（使自動(dòng)化）themilkingprocess.

TheprojectwasdevelopedbyAmericantechnologycompanyCiscoSystems.Testing

areasweresetupatfarmsinEngland.Thecowsareequippedwith5G-connecteddevices（設(shè)

備）withamilkingsystem.Thesystemusessensors（傳感器）andmachinelearningtofully

automatetheprocess.

Systemdesignerssaytechnologystartstoworkafteracowfeelsreadytobemilkedand

walkstowardsanautomaticgate.Thedevicecanrecognizeeachcow.Itcanputthe

equipmenttotherightbodypositionformilking.Duringtheprocess,machinesofferfoodfor

thecowasareward.

OneofthetestareasisinthetownofSheptonMalletinsouthwestEngland.There,

about50ofthefarm's180cowsarefittedwith5Gearsensors.Projectofficialssaythe

devicesdonotharmthecowsandthesensorshelpfarmersfindanyhealthproblems.

DuncanForbes,theprojectleader,toldReutersthatsofar,hethinkstheprojectshows

thefarm'scowoperationscanbegreatlyimprovedwith5Gtechnology.

Forbesaddedthattheexperimentprovidesstrongevidencethat5Gtechnologycanbe

widelyusedinthefuture"notjustonfarms,butinotherplacesacrossthecountry.^^

102.Whatdoweknowabout5Gtechnologyfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A.Ithaschangedourlives.B.Ithasmoreusersthan4G.

C.Ithasnotbeenwidelyused.D.ItwasusedoncowsintheUSA.

103.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?

A.Theintroductionof5Gdevices.B.Themilkingprocesswith5G

technology.

C.Thepurposeofsystemdesigners.D.Thewaymachinesprovidecowswith

food.

104.Whyaresomecowsequippedwithearsensors?

A.Torecognizeeverycow.B.Tojudgeth