2024年中考英語（揚(yáng)州地區(qū)）主題閱讀提優(yōu)特訓(xùn)主題二做人與做事

主題閱讀主題二做人與做事一、

（2023·泰州校考一模）完形填空The

Height

of

LifeMichaelStonehadalwaysdreamedofflying.Hismotherreadhimsomanystoriesaboutflyingthatthey

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?hisdreamswithcolourandbeauty.Hisdad，ontheotherhand，

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?hardwork.Healwayssaid，

“Youwantsomething？Workforit！”Fromtheageof14，Michaelstarted

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?asapolevaulter（撐桿跳高運(yùn)動(dòng)員）.Heworkedouteverydaywithweightliftingandrunning，andhecontinuedtohelphisparentswiththeirfarmwork.Hismotherwishedhecould

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?abitmore，buthisfatherwouldsmileandsay，

“

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?youwantsomething，workforit！”一二三四NowMichaelwasstandinginthestadium（體育場）

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?oneofthefinaltwocompetitors（競爭者）inthepole-vaultingeventintheNationalJuniorOlympics.Afterawarm-up，hefoundhispole，and

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?ontherunwaythatledtothemostchallengingeventofhis17-year-oldlife.Suddenlyhebecame

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?.Hehadneverexperiencedthisbefore.一二三四Thenhethoughtofhismother’s

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?—Takeadeepbreathwhenyoufeelnervous.Sohedid.Slowlythenervousnesswasgone.Hegently

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?hispole，andbegantostretch（伸展）outhisarmsandupperbody.Andthen，he

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?pickeduphispole.Heknewitwashistimetofly.Ashebegansprinting（沖刺）downtherunway，somethingfeltwonderfully

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?，butfamiliar（熟悉的）.Whenhetookadeepbreath，ithappened.Hebegantoflyjustlikeinhischildhood

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?.Onlythistimeheknewhewasn’tdreaming.一二三四TheloudcheersfromtheaudiencebroughtMichaelback.Hecould

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?thesmileonhisparents’faces.Hislifewouldneverbethesame.Itwasn’tbecausehewontheNationalJuniorOlympicsand

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?aworldrecord.Anditwasn’tbecausehejustincreasedhispersonalbest.ItwassimplybecauseMichaelStonewasblind.一二三四（

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）1.A.filled

B.presented

C.shared

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）2.A.succeededin

B.joinedin

C.pushedin

D.believedin（

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）3.A.playing

B.thinking

C.training

D.showing（

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）4.A.help

B.relax

C.improve

D.exercise（

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）5.A.Before

B.Unless

C.If

D.Though（

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）6.A.for

B.like

C.as

D.between（

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）7.A.stayed

B.climbed

C.entered

D.steppedADCBCCD一二三四（

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）8.A.nervous

B.confident

C.angry

D.surprised（

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）9.A.words

B.facts

C.orders

D.warnings（

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）10.A.pickedup

B.lookedthrough

C.handedout

D.putdown（

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）11.A.secretly

B.strangely

C.carefully

D.curiously（

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）12.A.popular

B.different

C.comfortable

D.hardAADCB（

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）13.A.hobbies

B.jokes

C.stories

D.dreams（

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）14.A.wonder

B.remember

C.see

D.imagine（

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）15.A.beat

B.broke

C.ran

D.hitDDB一二三四二、

（2023·紹興統(tǒng)考一模）閱讀理解It’salwaysahappymomentwhenyougetsomepocketmoney.Buthaveyoueverthoughtabouthowtospendyourpocketmoneywisely？Here’ssomeadvice.Make

a

list.Whenyougetyourpocketmoney，don’tgettooexcited.Weallhavealotofthingsthatwewant.Butdoyoureallyneedthem？That’swhyitisnecessarytomakealistbeforeyouspendmoney.Startwiththethingyouwantmost.Youcanalsowritedownhowmuchitcostsorhowimportantitisinyourlife.Bydoingthis，youwillseeifitisreallynecessarytobuyit.一二三四Help

others.Howaboutbeingmoreselfless（無私的）andusingyourpocketmoneytohelpothers？Weallknowthattherearemanypeopleintheworldwhoareinneedofourhelp.Helpingothersbringsjoytoourlives.Soconsiderusingyourpocketmoneytodosomethingusefulandhelpful，andfeelhowyoucanmakeadifference.Save

as

much

as

you

can.Thereisanoldsayingthat，

“Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees.”Ifyouspendallyourpocketmoneyrightaway，you’llhavenomoneyuntilyournext“payday”.一二三四Awalletsometimesmightnotbethebestplacetosavemoneybecauseitmaymakeiteasierforyoutospendyourmoney.Getapiggybank（儲(chǔ)蓄罐）oraskyourparentstostartasavingsaccount（賬戶）foryou.Somedaywhenyoulookback，you’llgetastrongfeelingofachievementbysavingsomuchmoneybyyourself！一二三四（

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）1.Whyshouldwemakealistbeforespendingmoney？A.Tohelpusbuythingsthatwereallyneed.B.Tomakesurewebuyeverythingwewant.C.Toknowwhichthingisthemostexpensive.D.Toknowifwehaveenoughmoneyforthethings.A（

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）2.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean？A.Moneydoesn’tcomeeasily.B.Moneyisasimportantastrees.C.Onecanmakemoneybygrowingtrees.D.Weshoulduseourmoneytoprotecttheenvironment.A一二三四（

C

）3.Thebestplacetosavemoneycanbe

?accordingtothewriter.A.ourwalletB.ourparents’walletC.ourpiggybankD.ourparents’accountC（

D

）4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage？A.Helpingotherscanbringusgreathappiness.B.Pocketmoneycanbeusedtodosomethingusefulandhelpful.C.Savingmuchmoneycanmakeusgetastrongfeelingofachievement.D.Whenyougetyourpocketmoney，youshouldgetexcited.D一二三四三、

（2023·江蘇省清江中學(xué)九年級(jí)校考階段練習(xí)）閱讀表達(dá)（每題答案不超過10個(gè)詞）Rememberwhenyouwerealittlechildtryingtolearntowalk？First，youhadtolearnhowtobalanceyourselfandstand.Youfelldown，andthengotbackup.Youlaughedsometimesandcriedatothertimes.Aftermuchpractice，youfinallylearnedhowtobalanceyourself.Yougotmuchpleasurefromthisnewfeelingofpower—you’dstandeverywhereyoucould.Itwasahappytime—youdidit！一二三四Now，thenextstep—walking.You’dseenothersdoit.Itdidn’tlookthathard—justmoveyourlegswhileyouwerestanding.Wrong—moredifficultthanyoueverimagined.Butafteryoutriedagainandagain，youunderstoodhowtowalk.一二三四Ifpeoplearoundyoufoundyouwalking，theycheered，

“Oh，lookatwhatthekidisdoing.”Thisencouragedyou！Butlookbackonthosedayswhenyouwerealittlechild—howmanytimesdidyoutrywhennoonewaswatching，orwhennoonewascheering？Youcouldn’twaitforsomeonetoencourageyoutotakethenextsteps.Youlearnedhowtoencourageyourself.So，keeptryingandencouragingyourselfasyoulearnedtowalkifyouwanttosucceedindoingsomething.一二三四1.Whatwasyourfirststepinlearningtowalk？

Tolearnhowtobalancemyselfandstand.

?2.Howdidyoufeelaboutthenewpower？

Ifelthappy.

?3.Whendidyouunderstandhowtowalk？

AfterItriedagainandagain.

?4.Whocheeredforyouwhenfindingyouwalking？

Peoplearoundme.

?5.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttosucceedindoingsomething？

Keeptryingandencouragingmyself.

?Tolearnhowtobalancemyselfandstand.

Ifelthappy.

AfterItriedagainandagain.

Peoplearoundme.

Keeptryingandencouragingmyself.

一二三四四、

（2023·鹽城?？级＃┤痹~填空（每空1詞）MiZhou，adisabledman，makesclayfigurines（泥人）onthestreeteveryday.Recently，avideoofhimhascaughtalotofpeople’sa

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?.Inthevideo，aftershapingclayintoasmallballwithhiselbows（肘），heholdstheballb

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?hisarmstoputitonastick.Thenheaddspartssmallerthantheballtoit.Mihasbeenmakingclayfigurinesfor15years.一二三四In2003，Mil

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?hishandsinanaccident.Buthedidn’tbowtofate.Hegraduallylearnedtoeatanddresshimselfintheyearthatf

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?theaccident.Hethoughthehadtofindawaytomakealiving，b

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?hehadafamilytotakecareof.Oneday，afterseeingamanmakingdoughfigurines（面人）onthestreet，Mibecameveryi

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?inthecraft（手藝）anddecidedtolearnit.“Themansaidhecouldn’tteachmewhenhesawthatIhadnofingers.Butaftermyrepeatedrequests，hef

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?agreed，”Misaid.一二三四Thelearningprocesswaschallenging.Atfirst，hecouldonlymaketworosesinoneafte