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2021年2月13日发(作者:帽子的英文单词)


冀教版


2020


年中考英语题型专练:阅读理解 (二)


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Giant Pandas


(大熊猫)



Where they live: Mainly in Sichuan, also in Shaanxi


(陕西)


and Gansu.



Why they are in danger: They don't have enough food.



They don't give birth to many babies.



Fun facts:



?A new baby panda is as small as a rat.



?Pandas spend almost the whole day eating! But they only take in 20% of what they


eat. Pandas poop


(排便)


over 12 times a day.



?Pandas have been on the earth for about 3 millio


n years.



Siberian Tigers


(东北虎)



Where they live: Northeastern China and Russia.



Why they are in danger: People hunt them and destroy their habitat. Baby tigers are


weak and often die early.



Fun facts:



A


father


tiger


always


leaves


his


family


without


saying


goodbye.


Then


the


mother


tiger


takes care of the babies. She is very careful. She hides her babies when she goes


out hunting


(猎食)


, and takes a different way home.




1



Where do giant pandas live?



A . In Sichuan and Russia.






B . In Shaanxi and Guangxi.






C . In Northeastern China and Russia.






D . Mainly in Sichuan, also in Shaanxi and Gansu.







2



For how many reasons are siberian tigers in danger?



A . One.









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B . Three.






C . Four.






D . Five.







3



Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?



A . Giant pandas have enough food.



B . Baby tigers are very strong.



C . Another tiger always leaves her family without saying goodbye.



D . The mother tiger takes care of the baby tigers.



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Gift-giving is different from culture to culture and person to person.



When people give gifts, sometimes color is important. For example, for many Chinese people around


the world, red is a lucky color, and people often like to wrap gifts in red. However, do you know that


in South Korea, red is a color of death? That is why you should not wrap your gifts in this color if


you are giving a gift to a person there.



What about Western countries? In Western countries, the color of wrapping paper is not really


important. But color does matter when giving flowers, especially roses. You should not give red roses


to a Western person you don't know very well because they are a symbol of love. You could give yellow


roses


instead, as


these


are a


symbol of friendship. You could


also send


pink roses as


gifts to


say thank


you.



What


other


things


should


you


remember


when


giving


gifts


to


someone


from


a


different


culture?


Well,


one thing you should keep in mind is the person's religion (


宗教


). When choosing a gift for a Muslim


(


穆斯林的


) or Jewish (


犹太教的


) friend, you should never get food including pork, or things made from


pigskin. Another thing that you should not get for a Muslim person is alcohol (



).




1



In which country do people think red is the color of death?



A . Japan.



B . The US.



C . South Korea.



D . The UK.




2



How can we show our friendship to Western friends?



A . By giving them yellow roses.



B . By giving them red roses.



C . By giving them some food.






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D . By giving them products made from pork.




3



How many colors are mentioned in this passage?



A . Two.



B . Three.



C . Four.



D . Five.


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4



Whic h of the following is TRUE?



A . In China, people often like to wrap gifts in pink color.



B . In Western countries, people care about the color of wrapping paper.



C . We cannot give a Muslim friend a bottle of alcohol as a gift.



D . We can give a Jewish friend some pork as a gift.




5



What's the main idea of this passage?



A . Gift-giving is connected with cultural differences.



B . When people give gifts, color is important.



C . How to choose gifts for different people.



D . How to send gifts to others.



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On a hot summer day, Holmes and Dr. Watson went on a camping trip. After a good


meal and a bottle of wine, they lay down in a tent for the night and went to sleep.



Some hours later, Holmes woke up and pushed his frien


d. “Watson, look! What can you see in the


sky?



Watson replied, “I see millions and millions of stars.”



“What does that tell you?” asked Holmes.



Watson thought


for a while.


“First, it tells me that


we


will have a beautiful clear day


tomorrow.


Second, it te


lls me that the time is about twelve o’clock. And…”



“What else?” Holmes asked.



“Well,


it


also


reminds


me


that


the


world


is


so


big


and


we


are


so


small.


What


does


that


tell


you?”


Holmes


said


with


a


grin


on


his


face,


“You


silly


guy!


It


only


tells


me


that


someone


has


stolen


our


tent!”



1



Holmes woke up _____.



A . in the middle of the night



B . early in the morning






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C . soon after he fell asleep



D . after Watson pushed him




2



Wat son thought of at least _____ things after he saw the stars.



A . two



B . three



C . four



D . five




3



Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?



A . The story happened in the afternoon.



B . They had some wine before they went to sleep.



C . Holmes asked Watson questions because Holmes didn’t know what happened.



D . Holmes and Watson were in their tent while they were talking about the question.



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Tom was a fat boy when he was ten. He liked watching TV very much. He watched TV at least 5 hours


every day. Wherever(


无论哪里


) he went, he would be late.



One


day, he found a pair of special glasses in his post-box(


邮箱


).


He also found a message


saying,


“With these you can see time.”



The boy decided to have a try. He put the glasses on, looked at his brother, a tall and thin boy,


and saw a big box of flowers on top of his head. And it wasn't just his brother. When he looked at his


parents, he also saw the flowers. The three boxes were very large and the flowers were very beautiful.


Then, he looked at himself from the mirror. He saw the flowers, too. But his flowers went to the mouth


of the television. Its mouth was big. His flowers became fewer and fewer.



At


last,


he


learned


that


watching


TV


was


a


waste


of


time.


He


could


learn


nothing


from


it.


He


decided


he would never again let the television eat his time.




1


What did Tom look like?



A . Tall.



B . Short.



C . Thin.



D . Fat.




2



How often did Tom watch TV?



A . Every day.






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B . Once a week.



C . Twice a week.



D . Never.




3


)What does the underlined word “waste” mean in Chinese?



A .


珍惜



B .


浪费



C .


利用



D .


改进




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Which of the following is TRUE?



A . Tom found the glasses in the bookcase.



B . Tom looked the same as his brother through the glasses.



C . Tom looked at his brother first with the glasses.



D . Tom didn't have any flowers when he looked at himself.



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What would Tom do later?



A . Never wear the glasses.



B . Spend his time on useful things.



C . Eat less when watching TV.



D . Buy some flowers.



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Long long ago, people lived a nomadic (


游牧民族的


) life. When the sun came up, people began to


collect food. When the sun went down, they went to sleep.



All of that changed when they began to build towns. They needed a way to tell time and the first


useful


time-


telling


tool was invented─the sundial (日晷


).


As the sun travelled across


the sky, it made


shadows (


影子


) on the face of the time of day.



The hourglass (


沙漏


) was another time- telling tool. It was possible to get a general idea of the


time.



In the 11th century, mechanical (


机械的


) clocks were invented. But they weren't very accurate.


They lost fifteen minutes each day and they became more accurate when small springs (


小弹簧


) were added


to move the hands of the clock. As a result of this invention, clocks became smaller.



Over the next 300 years, many improvements were made to clocks and soon many people could afford


a clock or watch. By the 1950s, digital (


数字的


) watches had been invented in 1967, the atomic (


原子



) clock was developed. The atomic clock is accurate to within one second every twenty million years.






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1



What's the first time-telling tool?



A . The sundial



B . The hourglass



C . The water clock



D . The mechanical clock




2


)The underlined word accurate means “______” in Chinese.



A .


稳定的



B .


固定的



C .


波动的



D .


准确的




3



Compared with the sundial, mechanical clocks with springs are ______.



A . smaller



B . heavier



C . longer



D . wider




4



Acc ording to the passage, ______.



A . the sundial was invented after the hourglass



B . mechanical clocks were invented in the 11th century



C . clocks were very expensive in the 11th century



D . atomic clocks were invented earlier than digital watches




5



What's the best title for the passage?



A . Why clocks were invented



B . How clocks were invented



C . The importance of time-telling tools



D . The history of time-telling tools



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The


way


we


spend


our


time


can


be


divided


into


three



These


are


the


necessary


tasks


bottle,


the voluntary


(自愿的)


tasks bottle and the happiness bottle.



Every


day,


we


spend


time


filling


the


necessary


tasks


bottle


with


useful


things,


like


making


money,





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doing housework, buying food and paying bills. We then fill another bottle with voluntary tasks. These


are things that we do for others, but we may not enjoy them. This bottle gets filled with tasks like


taking


children


to


activities,


cooking


family


meals,


and


doing


laundry.


Those


bottles


are


very


important.


If we don't fill them each day, our family won't run properly.



However, we often forget to fill the third bottle ---- the happiness bottle that we fill with


activities that make us happy. Is your happiness bottle sometimes empty at the end of the day? Between


doing all the necessary and voluntary tasks, time flies by, and before we know it, it is time for bed.


We all have days like that.



This is why each day we have to make an effort to fill our happiness bottle. I fill mine by going


to the dancing class. And I always leave classes more happily than when I enter. This week, I had the


pleasure


of


taking


part


in


a


guitar


practice


in


my


neighborhood.


We


show


our


musical


talent


and


practice


music


for


charity.


It


was


a


time


of


fun,


friendship


and


music-making.


At


the


end


of


the


evening,


my


happiness


bottle was filled to top.



Will your activities bring joy to your life? Or are the other two tasks eating up all your time?


Try to find ways to achieve a balance between how you fill your three bottles. At the end of the day,


hopefully we've done all we can to make sure that our happiness bottle is filled.




1



Which activity belongs to a necessary task according to the passage?



A . Going to work though it is raining heavily.



B . Buying a birthday gift for your good friend.



C . Having a yard sale to raise money for sick kids.



D . Sending your son to a piano lesson Sunday.




2



What does the underlined word



A . We require enough time to fill the necessary tasks bottle.



B . Necessary and voluntary tasks are less important.



C . All the three bottles are filled to top at the end of the day.



D . We need time to do something to make ourselves happy.




3



How did the writer fill the happiness



A . By cooking meals for family.



B . By going to the dance class.



C . By practicing music for charity.



D . By listening to some nice music.




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A . Make sure to fill all the three bottles.






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B . So consider how your time will be spent.



C . People will have more happy activities.



D . It's not enough to fill the happiness bottle.



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Different types of maps


have


different


uses. Tourist maps, for example, have


signs to show places of interest in an


area.


When


tourists


read


these


maps,


it


is


easy


for


them


to


find


where


to


go


and


what to see in a place and it is easy


for them to go and find their ways to


these places.




Road


maps


show


large


areas


so


that


people


can


plan long journeys. Different types of roads


are given different numbers. For example, if


you want to


go to


Wood


Green, you just follow


No.


621


Road


and


keep looking


at


the


road


signs.




Distribution maps (


分布图


) use colors


or signs to show facts about an area.


For


example,


where


different


languages


are spoken, how many people live in an


area,


how


cold


and


hot


some


places


are,


or whether a place is short of water.




Some


maps,


such


as


railway


maps,


use


straight


lines to show everything. This is easy for


people


to


read.


Trains


are


fast.


People


don't


have


to


think


about


small


places


they


go


past.


They just need to know the two ends of their


trips.





1



Jim wants to visit some places of interest. Which map does he need most?



A . A road map.






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