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試卷第=page11頁(yè),共=sectionpages33頁(yè)2022中考閱讀理解熱點(diǎn)話題練專題67公益活動(dòng)(2021·山東濟(jì)南·中考真題)Onlinestudycanbehard.ZechHippwasdoingitwithgreatdifficulty.Zechis15yearsold.HelivesinSeattle,Washington,withhisfourbrothersandhismother.“It’shardtostayfocused,”hesaid.“Ican’tstayfocusedononethingatatime.”Zechhasgottensomehelpfuladvicefromhis“BigBrother”O(jiān)wenKim.Kimis33yearsold.HeisZech’smentorthroughaprogram.TheprogramiscalledBigBrothersBigSistersofPugetSound.Amentorissomeonewhogiveshelpandadvice.KimandZechoftentext,talkoverthephoneandevenvideocall.KimgaveZechsomeadviceabouthowtostayfocusedwhiledoingschoolathome.Kimsuggestspickingonespaceandalwaysdoingyourworkthere.“Makethatspaceascomfortableaspossible,”hesaid.Inhisroom,Zechsetupacubby(小房間).Hehasaplacewherehecanmaketea.ThiswasKim’sidea.Here,Zechsaidheismoreseparatedfromeverybodyelseinthehouse.That’swherehedoesschoolwork.KimandZechhavebeenBigBrotherandLittleBrotherforfouryears.Theyusedtomeetonceaweek.Theywouldwalkthroughthecityorplayvideogames.Inspring2020,COVID-19startedspreading.KimandZechhadtostopmeetingupinperson.Theillnessspreadseasilybetweenpeople.Now,theyonlycommunicateoverthephoneorvideocall.KimisolderthanZech.Hehashaddifferentlifeexperiences.Whentheytalk,KimcangiveZechadifferentpointofviewaboutlife.Zechsaidthisishelpful.Kimsaiditsbeenagreatthingforhim,too.HesaidZechhasbeenawonderfuladditiontohislife.“Owen’salwaysthere,”Zech’smothersaid.AllofherboyshavehadBigBrothersorBigSisters.“Ithasdonesuchwondersforourfamily,”shesaid.“Justhavingtheminourliveshasbeensuchablessing.”1.WhatdoweknowaboutZechfromParagraph1?A.HelivesinabigcityinIndia. B.Hehadtroublelearningonline.C.Hismotheristoohardonhim. D.There’refivepeopleinhisfamily.2.WhatistalkedaboutinParagraph2?A.WhyKimandZechstudiedtogether. B.WhenBigBrothersBigSistersstarted.C.WhatgoodadviceZechgavetoKim. D.HowKimbecameZech’s“BigBrother”3.WhydidZechsetupacubbyinhishouse?A.Togetanewjobanddohisworkthere. B.Tohaveaspacetostudywithhisbrothers.C.Tomakeaspecialspaceforschoolwork. D.TomakeaspaceforhimandKimtomet.4.BecauseofthespreadofCOVID-19,KimandZechhadto________A.partwiththeirfamily B.stayathomewatchingvideosC.meetupatZech’shome D.talkonthephoneorvideocall5.What’sthewriter’spurposeofwritingthetext?A.Tointroduceahelpfulprogram. B.TohelpaboynamedZechHipp.C.Toshowushowtostudyonline. D.TostopthespreadofCOVID-19.(2021·廣西貴港·中考真題)247graduatestudentsofFudanUniversityhavevolunteeredtoteachthechildreninXihaiguregion(地區(qū))ofNingxiaforthepast22years.Theregionusedtobepoorbecauseofitsterriblenaturalenvironment.“Weexpecttomakeadifferencetothechildren’slifebysharingourknowledgeindifferentfields,”oneofthevolunteerssays.Thestudentshavedifferentabilities,sothevolunteershaveuseddifferentteachingmethodstohelpthemdevelopgoodstudyhabits.“LocalchildrenhadneverlearnedEnglishbefore,sowestartedwithbasicknowledgelikeEnglishlettersandpronunciation,”saysLiLianshuo,aFudanvolunteer.ThevolunteershelpthestudentsrememberEnglishwords,readarticlesanddealwiththeirstudyproblems.“Wevisitthestudents’homesinourfreetime.Wecommunicatewiththeirparentssothatwehelptheparentsunderstandtheimportanceofchildren’seducation,becausetheparentsdidn’tcaremuchaboutityearsago,”explainsYangChenhaotong,whowastheleaderofthevolunteerteamin2019.AccordingtoYang,theparentsgivetheirchildrenalotofsupportintheirstudiesnow.Thevolunteershavehelpedthelocalchildrenwiththeirstudies.Theyhavealsosetupfootballclubsandheldmanyballgamestomakethechildren’slifecolorful.TheFudanUniversityhasalsogivenawaymorethan10millionyuantotheregiontobuildplaygrounds(操場(chǎng))andotherbuildingsoverthepast22years.“Thankstomyvolunteerteacher,mylifehaschangedalot.Iwillstudyhardandbecomeanexcellentpersonlikeher,”LiSumei,alocalstudent,saysexcitedly.6.WhatdothevolunteersexpecttodoinXihaiguregion?A.Tomakeadifferencetothechildren’slife.B.Tomakethevolunteers’lifemoreinteresting.C.Tochangethebadnaturalenvironmentintheregion.D.TomakepeopleknowmoreaboutFudanUniversity.7.WhydidthevolunteersteachthechildrentheEnglishbasicknowledgefirst?A.Becausethechildrenhaddifferenthobbies.B.Becausethechildrenwerenotcleverenough.C.BecausethechildrenthoughtEnglishwasdifficult.D.BecausethechildrenhadneverlearnedEnglishbefore.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”meaninParagraph(段落)3?A.Children’sability. B.Children’slife.C.Children’seducation. D.Children’shealth.9.Howdidthevolunteersmakethechildren’slifecolorful?A.ByhavingEnglishspellingcompetitions.B.ByhavingtheEnglishcorneronceaweek.C.ByinvitingtheparentstotheSchoolDayonceayear.D.Bysettingupfootballclubsandholdingmanyballgames.10.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.MakingthePoorRegionRichB.VolunteeringinXihaiguRegionC.HowtoChangeParents’MindsD.HowtoBeExcellentVolunteers(2020·四川攀枝花·中考真題)Wanttomakeadifferenceinyourcommunity?Becomingazerowastevolunteeristhewaytogo!JoinacommunitygardenSomanypeopledon'tknowwheretheirfoodcomesfrom.Growingfoodbyyourselvesteachesyouthetruevalueoffood.What'smore,thereisnoneedtopackthefoodyougrowinthegarden.Offeryourtimetohelpsupportagardeninyourneighborhood.You'llgettomeetallkindsofpeoplethere,andpossiblybeginaconversationaboutzerowastelifestyle.Leadorjoinaneighborhoodclean-upUsually,litterleftunattended(無(wú)人看管的)willpolluteourwatersystems.Evenworse,anylitter(intheoceanorontheground)canbeeatenbyanimals.Thiscausesthemtodieofhungerslowlyandpainfully.Gettingagrouptogethertopickuptrash(垃圾)aroundtheneighborhoodisagreatwaytocombatthisproblem.___________________Goingtoatownhallmeetingisagreatidea.Becauseyoucanseeandheartheproblemsinyourcommunity.Besides,youmayevenbeabletospeakatatownhallmeetingasaguestspeakertellingotherpeopleaboutzerowastelifestyle.OrganizeazerowastemeetingIt'ssoimportanttohaveasupportgroupfilledwithpeoplewhoalsolovezerowastelifestyle.Althoughonlinecommunityisgreat,itcannotcomparetoreallifesupportgroups.Ifyouwanttogatherpeopleinyourneighborhoodtotalkallthingsaboutzerowaste,considerorganizingameeting.Justchooseaplacetomeet(alocalcafeworkswell),chooseadateandtime,andputupanoticeontheInternet.You'llgetsurprises!11.Ifapersonjoinsacommunitygarden,heorshecan_____________.①teachhimselforherselfthetruevalueoffoodbygrowingfood②stopanimalsfromeatinglitter③talkaboutzerowastelifestylewithothers④giveaspeechaboutzerowastelifestyleA.①② B.②③ C.①③ D.③④12.Theunderlineword"combat"inthepassageprobablymeans"_____________".A.fightagainst B.getusedto C.lookthrough D.comeupwith13.Whichcanbeputin_____________.A.Bringyourownproblem B.HostazerowasteworkshopC.Becomeaguestspeaker D.Gotoatownhallmeeting14.Fromthelastparagraph,wecanknowthat_____________.A.a(chǎn)localcafeistoonoisyforustoorganizeameetingB.a(chǎn)reallifesupportgroupisbetterthananonlinecommunityC.a(chǎn)supportgroupneedsmemberswhodisagreewitheachotherD.organizingameetingcaneducatethepeopleinourcommunity15.Thepassageismainlyabout_____________.A.theimportanceofzerowaste B.thewaystoprotecttheenvironmentC.thepowerofpeoplejoiningtogether D.thewaystobeazerowastevolunteer(2021·江蘇蘇州·一模)Thereisanoldsayingaboutvolunteerworkthatgoeslikethis:“Noonecandoeverything,buteveryonecandosomething.”Today,manypeoplevolunteertheirtimeandenergytohelpothers.Therearealotofwaystomeetotherpeople’sneeds.Forexample,somevolunteersprovidehelpafteradisaster.Othersarehappytogetdirtywhilerepairinghomesorplantingtreesorflowersinpoorneighborhoods.Youngpeopleseesufferingandlonelinessaroundthemandfindwaystohelp.Andhistorylovershelparcheologists(考古學(xué)家)searchforancientobjectstohelpdeepenknowledgeofthepast.Volunteersalsoworkinmanyareasaroundtheworld,includingHati.Yearshavepassedsincea7.0earthquakeshookthenation.Theexactnumberofpeoplewhodiedmayneverbeknown.ThousandsofsurvivorsoftheHaitianearthquakelinedintemporary(臨時(shí)的)sheltersformorethan3years.FormerAmericanPresidentJimmyCarterandhiswifeRosalynnjoinedfivehundredvolunteersinthetownofLeoganetobuildhouses.Organizationsdonothavetobelargetogetvolunteers.AnactivistgroupinDharamsala,Indiaisagoodexample.JodieUnderhillfromEnglandarrivedinnorthernIndiaseveralyearsago.Sheplannedtovolunteerforanenvironmentalproject.Shecouldalmostnotbelievehowmuchrubbishwasruining(摧毀)someofthearea’smostbeautifulsights.MsUnderhilllearnedabouthowtodealwiththerubbishwhiletakingpartinothervolunteerprojects.Soonenoughsheformedherowngroup,MountainCleaners.MsUnderhillsaystheworkisveryhard.Butshepraisesthegroup’seffortsasawonderfulexperience.TheyoungEnglishwomansaystheIndianmediastartedcallingher“GarbageGirl”.Andshesaysshewaspleasedwiththename.Americanteenagersalsovolunteerinmanyways.

16.HowdidJodieUnderhillfeelwhenshesawbeautifulsightsruinedbytherubbish?A.Pleased. B.Shocked. C.Moved. D.Interested.17.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.MsUnderhillformedherowngrouptomakemoney.B.ThenumberofpeoplewhodiedinHaiti’searthquakeisunclear.C.Historyloverscan’tlearnthehistoryfromancientobjects.D.MsUnderhillwascalled“GarbageGirl”bytheAmericanmedia.18.Whatmaythenextpassagetalkabout?A.Thereasonwhypeopleoffertheirservicestoothers.B.Thewaytojoinavolunteergroup.C.ThevolunteerworkthatAmericanteenagersdo.D.Theadvantagesthatvolunteerscanbring.(2021·廣東·紅嶺中學(xué)模擬預(yù)測(cè))Aschildrenpatientssometimesrequirelonghospitalstays,theyoftenmissschoolorhavelittlecommunicationwiththeirfriends.Thiscanleadtoasenseofloneliness.That’swhytheglobalnonprofit(不盈利的)organization,TEACH,whichstandsforTogetherEducatingAllChildreninHospitals,hasappeared.Forthepastsevenyears,studentsfrom15universitieshavevolunteeredinabout30hospitalsworldwidetobringaneducationalprogramtosickchildren,whichhelpsdeveloptheirinterestinscienceandnature.Andmostimportantly,theyhaveraisedthespiritsandimprovedtheconfidenceofthousandsofsickchildren.IsaacSnyder,TEACHExecutiveDirector,saidthatit’sheartwarmingtowatchtheolderstudentshelptheyoungerpatientswithsomeofthemoreadvancedactivities,suchasengineeringexperiments.Unlikeotherprograms,theprogramofTEACHmakeschildrenexperiencemorethanjustreadingcoloringbooks,watchingmoviesorplayingonlinegames.Itteacheskidshowsciencecanbeusedfortheirownillness.Besidesinspiringkidstoseescienceinanewlight,ithelpskidsunderstandthediseasesthatareputtingtheminthehospital.“Ithasagreateffectonkids.Anditcanreducetheirfearsandhelpthemhaveapositiveattitudetowardsscience,”Isaacexplained.IsaacknowsTEACHcanalsoinspirevolunteerstostartacareerinmedicine.TakeIsaacasanexample.ThoughIsaacstartedoutasjustavolunteer,hefinallystudiedmedicineandmadeadifferencetothelivesofchildrenpatients.WhenpeopleaskedIsaacwhathehadseeninthepatients’spiritsasthosepatientsjoinedintheprogramofTEACH,heshared,“Theparentstoldthevolunteersthatthiswasthefirsttimetheirchildrenhadsmiledindays,andtheyweresohappy.”19.WhatisTEACH?A.Ahospitalroom. B.Atravelprogram.C.Amedicaltechnology. D.Avolunteerorganization.20.WhatisthegreatestachievementofTEACHforchildrenpatients?A.Totakecareofthemscientifically. B.Toencouragethemtobehopeful.C.Toofferthemmedicaleducation. D.Tohelpthemunderstandhospitals.21.Whichisthemostimportantinhelpingchildrenbecomelessafraidofillness?A.Makingfriendswiththem. B.Tellingthemfunnystories.C.Playingonlinegameswiththem. D.Givingthemknowledgeofdiseases.22.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeTEACH’sprogram?A.Easyandrelaxing. B.Boringbutimportant.C.Creativeandsuccessful. D.Expensivebutworthwhile.23.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.SickchildrencanhavealotoffuninthehospitalB.HowTEACHhasaneffectonvolunteers’careersC.Howtoreducesickchildren’slonelinessandsadnessD.TEACHusesaneducationalprogramtohelpsickchildren(2021·安徽宿州·三模)SueCoppardgrewupinthecountryside.Asachild,herdreamwasgoingtotheoutsideworld.Infact,sheachievedherdream.In1971,SueCoppardworkedasasecretaryinLondon.WhileSueenjoyedcitylife,shealsomissedthecountrywhereshespentmostofhertimeasachild.Sosheofferedtohelpoutonanorganic(有機(jī)的)farmingprogramorganizedbyanearbycollege.Sueputasmallad(廣告)inthemagazine,offeringpeoplethechancetovolunteer(做志愿者)attheorganicfarm.Thevolunteerprogramgrewquickly.Soonotherorganicfarmersjoinedinit,askingpeopletohelpout.Withmanyvolunteersandfarmersjoininginit,SuestartedWorld-WideOpportunitiesonOrganicFarms(世界有機(jī)農(nóng)場(chǎng)機(jī)會(huì)組織)tohelpthemfindoneanother.Inordertomakemorevolunteersinterestedinit,SuemadeWWOOFnotonlyaweekendactivity,butalsoanactivityfortravelersandpeoplewhowishtoliveandworkonfarmsforlongerperiodsoftime.Byworkingonfarms,thevolunteerscommunicatewithfarmersanddevelopalovefortheoutdoorsandorganicfarming.Volunteeringissomethingthatanyonecando.Sonexttimewhenyouwanttobebusyonvacation,whynotlookforagoodcausetospendyourtimeon?24.WhydidSueofferhelpforthefarmingprogram?A.Becauseofherdream. B.Becauseofhermother.C.Becauseofthefarmers. D.Becauseofherloveforthecountryside.25.WheredidSueputasmallad?A.Inthemagazine. B.Inthenewspaper. C.Onthewebsite. D.OntheTVprogram.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”referto(指的是)?A.Opportunities. B.Volunteersandfarmers. C.Activities. D.Farms.27.Whatisthethirdparagraph(段落)mainlyabout?A.ThepurposeofWWOOF.B.ThereasonfortakingpartinWWOOF.C.TheadvantagesofWWOOF.D.ThewaytomakemorevolunteersinterestedinWWOOF.(2021·安徽蕪湖·一模)It’s9:30a.m.Thirtyminutesbeforetheparty,volunteersarriveandgettowork.Theyhangcolorfulballoons,setuptoys,gamesandactivities,andpreparedifferentkindsoffoodandgiftsonatable.Soonit’stimetoplaythemusicandwelcometheguests.Thekidsrushin,readytocelebrate.HappyBirthday!Everymonth,partieslikethiscanbeseenatsomeplacesforthehomeless.Thehost,anonprofitorganization(非營(yíng)利組織)calledtheBirthdayPartyProject,throwsbirthdaypartiesforgroupsofkidswhodon’thaveahome.Forsomechildren,it’sthefirstbirthdaypartythey’veeverhad.Let’scelebrate!PaigeChenaultisthecreatoroftheBirthdayPartyProject.“Everyonewantsachancetofeelknownandseen,andabirthdayisaperfectplaceandaperfecttimeinourlivestostopandcelebrate,”shesays.ChenaultandherfamilythrewtheBirthdayPartyProject’sfirsteventinJanuary2012,inDallasTexas.“Werealizedservingchildreninourowncommunitywasagreatplacetostart,”shesays.Sincethen,theorganizationhasgrown.NowtheBirthdayPartyProjecthostsabout50monthlypartiesin15cities.Morethan10,000kidshavecelebratedtheirbirthdaysattheseevents.JamieGates,whoworksatthehousingcommunityinMinneapolis,Minnesota,saysthattheBirthdayPartyProjectholdspartiesthereonthethirdThursdayofeachmonth.AccordingtoGates,ifshedoesn’tputupthenoticeforthenexteventatleastfivedaysahead,kidswillstartaskingheraboutit.“Theyloveit,”shesays.““Parentswillcometothetoo.It’sareallygoodtimeforthemtositandtalk,andforthewholeplacetocometogether.”28.PaigeChenaultsetuptheBirthdayPartyProjectbecause_______.A.shedecidedtoofferhomestohomelesskidsB.shewantedtomakeeveryonefeelknownandseenC.itisagreatchancetomakemoneybyhostingpartiesOxD.shethoughtitwasinterestingtoplaywithchildrenattheparty29.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.KidslookforwardtoattendingthebirthdaypartiesB.ParentsarenotallowedtocometothebirthdaypartiesC.JamieGatesisthecreatorofthebirthdayPartyprojectD.JamieGatesdoesn’tputupthenoticeforthenexteventontime30.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.KidsandFamily B.VolunteersandParentsC.SpecialBirthdayParties D.AGoodWaytoHaveParties(2021·河南商丘·三模)Theyarechildrenofthestars.Theyarenotdeaf,buttheysometimesfailtonoticeinformationfromoutside.Theyarenotblind,buttheysometimeshavenoeyeconnectwithpeoplearoundthem.Theyarenotdumb(啞的),buttheysometimesdon’tspeaktoanyone.Theyareautistic(自閉癥的)children,livingaloneintheirownworld.Thiswinterholiday,ItookpartinapublicactivityaboutautismwithmyclassmatesfromFeb17to18.Themomentwesteppedintotheautismcenter,IwasshockedbywhatIsaw.Withtheirheadshangingdown,mostchildrenstayedsilent,payingnoattentiontowhatwasgoingon.Whenweintroducedourselves,theydidn'tlookupatusuntiltheirparentshadremindedthemtodosoagainandagain.Atthattime,Iknewthattheywouldneedagreatdealofattention.Tomysurprise,whentheyweredoingoutdooractivities,thekidswereenergeticandactive.Whethertheyweredoingmorningexercisesorplayinggames,everychildworeashiningsmileonhisorherface.Weplayedthegames“Theeaglecatchesthechickens'and”“Thefisherman”,whichbroughtuscloserthanbefore.Thechildrenstartedtolookatuswithcuriouseyesandbegantocommunicatewithus.Inartclasses,theyevenactivelypulledourfingersandpointedtotheirpiecesofpaper.Duringourtwodaysofactivities,wenotonlyplayedwiththeseautisticchildren,butalsomadeeveryefforttohelpthem.OurgroupmembersfoundasmuchinformationaspossibleontheInternetanddiscussedeverypossiblewayinwhichwecouldentertheirhearts.What'smore,inordertoimprovetheirlivingconditions,wemadeanonlinedonation(捐贈(zèng)).Ifelttheseed(種子)oflovebloominginmewhenIreceivedmoneyfromothers.Childrenfromthestarsneedspecialattention.Let'sdoourbesttounderstandthem.根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。31.What'sthemainideaofParagraph1?A.Theloveofthewriter. B.Thedescriptionofourworld.C.Thestarsofthesky. D.Theperformanceofautisticchildren.32.Whenthewritertookpartinapublicactivity,heknewautisticchildren___________.A.needagreatdealofattention B.kepttalkingallthetimeC.paidmoreattentiontoothers D.lookedupattheirparents33.Accordingtothepassage,__________can'tmakeautisticchildrenenergeticandactive.A.outdooractivities B.introducingourselvesC.havinganartclass D.playinggameswiththem34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“blooming”inthepassagemostprobablymeaninChinese?A.丟棄 B.落地 C.盛開 D.休眠35.Inthelastparagraph,thewritermainlysuggeststhatweshouldA.trytounderstandautisticchildren B.makeanonlinedonationC.playwithautisticchildren D.giveawaylotsofmoney答案第=page11頁(yè),共=sectionpages22頁(yè)參考答案:1.B2.D3.C4.D5.A【解析】【分析】本文就Kim和Zech的關(guān)系介紹“普吉特灣的大哥大姐”幫扶計(jì)劃。1.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中的句子“Onlinestudycanbehard.ZechHippwasdoingitwithgreatdifficulty.”可知,Zech在線學(xué)習(xí)有困難。故選B。2.段落大意題。根據(jù)文中的句子“Zechhasgottensomehelpfuladvicefromhis“BigBrother”O(jiān)wenKim.Kimis33yearsold.HeisZech’smentorthroughaprogram.TheprogramiscalledBigBrothersBigSistersofPugetSound.”可知,本段主要是說(shuō)Kim通過(guò)“普吉特灣的大哥大姐”幫扶計(jì)劃,成為了Zech的導(dǎo)師。故選D。3.推理判斷題。根據(jù)文中的句子“Inhisroom,Zechsetupacubby(小房間).Hehasaplacewherehecanmaketea.ThiswasKim’sidea.Here,Zechsaidheismoreseparatedfromeverybodyelseinthehouse.That’swherehedoesschoolwork.”可知,他設(shè)置小房間的目的是為了有獨(dú)立的空間完成功課。故選C。4.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中的句子“Theillnessspreadseasilybetweenpeople.Now,theyonlycommunicateoverthephoneorvideocall.”可知,Zech得通過(guò)電話或視頻通話進(jìn)行交談。故選D。5.主旨大意題。本文就Kim和Zech的關(guān)系介紹“普吉特灣的大哥大姐”幫扶計(jì)劃??芍瑢懕酒恼碌哪康氖菫榱私榻B這個(gè)幫扶計(jì)劃。故選A。6.A7.D8.C9.D10.B【解析】【分析】本文主要講述了來(lái)自復(fù)旦大學(xué)的247名學(xué)生在寧夏西海固支教的善行義舉。他們不僅幫助當(dāng)?shù)氐暮⒆訉W(xué)習(xí),還成立了足球俱樂部,舉辦許多活動(dòng)。復(fù)旦大學(xué)還籌集了1000多萬(wàn)元用于建造操場(chǎng)和其他建筑。6.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Weexpecttomakeadifferencetothechildren’slifebysharingourknowledgeindifferentfields”可知,志愿者期待改變孩子們的生活,故選A。7.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“LocalchildrenhadneverlearnedEnglishbefore,sowestartedwithbasicknowledgelikeEnglishlettersandpronunciation”可知,因?yàn)槟堑暮⒆訌奈磳W(xué)過(guò)英語(yǔ),故選D。8.詞義猜測(cè)題。根據(jù)“Wecommunicatewiththeirparentssothatwehelptheparentsunderstandtheimportanceofchildren’seducation,becausetheparentsdidn’tcaremuchaboutityearsago”可知,家長(zhǎng)之前從未過(guò)多關(guān)注孩子的教育,所以it指代“Children’seducation”,故選C。9.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Theyhavealsosetupfootballclubsandheldmanyballgamestomakethechildren’slifecolorful”可知,通過(guò)建立足球俱樂部和舉辦球類游戲來(lái)豐富孩子們的生活,故選D。10.最佳標(biāo)題。本文主要講述了來(lái)自復(fù)旦大學(xué)的247名學(xué)生在寧夏西海固支教的善行義舉,故選B。11.C12.A13.D14.B15.D【解析】【分析】本文是一篇記敘文,介紹了“零浪費(fèi)生活方式”,以及推廣了支持該生活方式可參加的一些具體的志愿者活動(dòng)。11.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一個(gè)志愿項(xiàng)目中“Growingfoodbyyourselvesteachesyouthetruevalueoffood”,可知志愿者可以通過(guò)自己種食物了解食物的價(jià)值;根據(jù)“You'llgettomeetallkindsofpeoplethere,andpossiblybeginaconversationaboutzerowastelifestyle”,可知志愿者可以和別人談?wù)摗傲憷速M(fèi)生活方式”,故選C。12.詞義猜測(cè)題。fightagainst與……作斗爭(zhēng);getusedto習(xí)慣;lookthrough瀏覽;comeupwith想出。根據(jù)前文提出了一個(gè)問題,此處提出“Gettingagrouptogethertopickuptrash(垃圾)aroundtheneighborhoodisagreatway”,是一個(gè)解決方法,可推知此處表示是“與該問題斗爭(zhēng)”的方法,故選A。13.段落主旨題。根據(jù)該段的主要內(nèi)容,以及首句“Goingtoatownhallmeetingisagreatidea”,可知該段主要建議大家可以去小鎮(zhèn)的禮堂參加集會(huì),故選D。14.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Althoughonlinecommunityisgreat,itcannotcomparetoreallifesupportgroups”,可知實(shí)際生活中的支持人員比在線社區(qū)要更好,故選B。15.文章主旨題。通讀全文,可知文章主要介紹了“零浪費(fèi)生活方式”,以及推廣了支持該生活方式可參加的一些具體的志愿者活動(dòng),故選D。16.B17.B18.C【解析】【導(dǎo)語(yǔ)】本文是一篇說(shuō)明文。本文主要介紹了一些志愿者從事志愿工作的方式。16.推理判斷題。根據(jù)“Shecouldalmostnotbelievehowmuchrubbishwasruining(摧毀)someofthearea’smostbeautifulsights.”可知,她幾乎無(wú)法相信有這么多垃圾正在破壞該地區(qū)一些最美麗的景點(diǎn),可見她很驚訝。故選B。17.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)“Theexactnumberofpeoplewhodiedmayneverbeknown.”可知,海地地震死亡人數(shù)尚不清楚。故選B。18.推理判斷題。根據(jù)“Americanteenagersalsovolunteerinmanyways.”可知,接下來(lái)這段內(nèi)容會(huì)圍繞著美國(guó)青少年做的志愿者工作。故選C。19.D20.B21.D22.C23.D【解析】【導(dǎo)語(yǔ)】本文主要詳細(xì)介紹了公益性組織TEACH是怎么用有教育意義的工程來(lái)幫助生病的孩子的。19.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第一段“That’swhytheglobalnonprofitorganization,TEACH,whichstandsforTogetherEducatingAllChildreninHospitals,hasappeared.”可知,TEACH是個(gè)志愿組織,故選D。20.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段“Andmostimportantly,theyhaveraisedthespiritsandimprovedtheconfidenceofthousandsofsickchildren.”可知,TEACH最大的成就是鼓勵(lì)孩子們充滿希望,故選B。21.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第

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