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X-X-精品人教試卷-派人教版※人教版※-推-薦※下-載-※2020閱讀理解濟(jì)南真題剖析2018^山東濟(jì)南中考W.閱讀理解閱讀下列短文，從每題AB、四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)能回答所提問(wèn)題或完成所給句子的最佳答案。（30分）APaulawasseventhatyear.Oneday,shesawMommakingclothes.WhenPaulaaskedwhomtheclotheswerefor,Momsaidtheywereforthepoorpeople.On、hristmasmorning,PaulaopenedherpresentsandsawthosebeautifulclothesshehadseenMommaking.“Ithoughttheclotheswereforthepoorpeople，”saidPaula.Momsmiledandsaid,“Theyareforthepoorpeople.We'repoor.”WhenPaulawasnine,hergreatestwishwastoownapogostick彈簧單高蹺）Whenhristmasseasoncameagain,shetoldMomallshewantedwasapogostick.Momtoldhertheycouldn'taffordone.OnaSaturdaymorningbefore、hristmas,Paulawentshoppingwithherparents.Whiletheywerebuyingfruit,Dadsaid,“Ineedtobuysometools.I'llbebacksoon.”Later,PaulaandMomgotintheirtruck.SoonDadwalkedoutwithalongthinbox.Paulawonderedifitwasapogostickinthebox.Whentheygotbackhome,Dadputtheboxinthestoreroom.Thatafternoon,whileherparentswerebusydoinghousework,Paulawalkedsecretlyintothestoreroomandfoundthebo.Therewasasillyoldbroom掃帚intheboPaulawassodisappointed.On、hristmasmorning,shegotsomegifts,butshedidn'tgetwhatshereallywanted.ThenPaulasawDadenterthestoreroom.Hecamebackcarryingabeautifulpogostick!Shecouldn'tbelieveit!Thatwasmanyyearsago.ButPaularecallsthosesweetmemoriesevery、hristmasseason.Herparentsdidn'thavemuchmoney,buttheygaveherthemostimportantgiftofall,fulloflove.Shewillneverforgetallthejoyherparentsbroughtintoherlife.Paula'sparentsgaeherasahristmasgiftwhenshewasseen.A．a(chǎn)newcomputer B．a(chǎn)nicepencilX-X-精品人教試卷-派C．beautifulclotheseliciousfooC．beautifulclotheseliciousfoottheageof，aulaishetohaveapogosticA．eight B．nine C．ten D．elevenaulasfatherentactotheirtrueitha.A．bag B．hat C．map D．boxaulasparentserehenshealesecretlyintothestoreroomA．sleeping B．eatingdinnerC．doinghousework D．feedingcows75．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthispassage?A．TheGreatGift B．ANicePogo StickC．AKindLittleGirl D．PaulaandHer Momusticeand

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roughtbigdlsechoolchangesnameJusticeandNathanielareinsixthgrade.TheygotoamiorthwestSchooloftheArts.TheyusedtogotoWinterfieldElementarySchoolWinterfieldhasaprogramwiththeCharlotteSymphonyOrchestra（．CSTO）heCSOprogramteacheskidshowtoplaymusicalinstruments.Justicelearnedtoplaytheviolin.Nathaniellearnedtoplaytheviolinandthecello.Theyarethefirststudentsfromtheprogramtogotonorthwest.Forthepastsixyears,theCSOhasgivenafter-schoolmusicclassesatWinterfield.Mostofthekidsintheschoolcomefrompoorhomes.It'sdifficultfortheirparentstoaffordmusiclessons.TheCSOwantsthekidstolearnaboutmusic,anditalsowantsthemtostayoutoftroubleandgetbettergrades.Theprogramstartedtoteachkidsaboutmusic.Itwantstohelpkidsinotherways,too.Kidsareallowedtotakesmallerinstrumentshometopractice.Thisteachesthemtotakeresponsibilityforsomethingvaluable.Theprogramalsoencouragescooperation合作Stuentsmustspentimeithchilrentheymightknowoutsideoftheprogram.Andalso,theprogramteachespracticehabits.Whenstudentsgetbetterafterpractice,theylearnthatpracticeisgood.人教版※-推-薦※下-載-※Studentsusethefirstyeartoexploreandfinda“foreverinstrument.”Justicetriedouttheclarinetandcellobeforepickingaviolin.Nathaniellikedthetrumpetbutdecidedonthecelloandviolin.“WhenIstarted,itactuallylookedeasy,butIknewitwouldgettougher，”saysNathaniel.“Practicingisapleasure.I'malwaystryingtogetasongperfect,soI'mplaying15-20-25minutesaday.”Thankstomusic,JusticeandNathanielgotintoagoodmiddleschool.Justice'smomsaidsheisverygladthathedoeswellinclassandthathelikesit.“Itmakesabigdifference，”Nathaniel'sdadsaid.Theword“cello”inthepassageismostprobably.A．a(chǎn)musicalinstrumentB．a(chǎn)nexpertinmusicC．a(chǎn)famousmusicianD．a(chǎn)musicprogramromParagraph2,wecanlearnthatJusticeandNathaniel.A．a(chǎn)resix-year-oldschoolboysB．a(chǎn)relearningartinaprimaryschoolC．a(chǎn)remiddleschoolstudentsD．workedforaschoolmusicprogram78．WhichofthefollowingistrueabouttheCSOprogram?A．Ittrainsmusicteachersforaschool.B．Itgiveskidsafter-schoolmusicclasses.C．Itteacheseachkidtoplaytheviolin.D．Ittriestoraisemoneytohelppoorkids.Paragraphmainlytalksabout.A．howtobecomearesponsiblepersonB．theimportanceofcooperationC．howtotakepartinthemusicprogramD．thegoalsofthemusicprogram80．Fromthelastparagraph,weknowthatJustice'smomandNathaniel'sdad.人教版※-推-薦※下-載-※X-X-精品人教試卷-派人教版※人教版※-推-薦※下-載-※．a(chǎn)rebothmusicteachersintheprograB．a(chǎn)rehappyabouttheprogramC．havedifferentopinionsabouttheprogramD．don'tthinktheprogramusefulCtisnearlyimpossibletoanswerthequestionwhenorwbaseballstartedeeralculturescreatgedeswhichinol涉hittingaballwithabatandrunninguttherewereseveralrulesadetheuitedierentfroeachotherhasiroveodvertimeandhasseeralchangesfromitsearl及itselhegameothattisnearlyimpossibletoanswerthequestionwhenorwbaseballstartedeeralculturescreatgedeswhichinol涉hittingaballwithabatandrunninguttherewereseveralrulesadetheuitedierentfroeachotherhasiroveodvertimeandhasseeralchangesfromitsearl及itselhegameothatWhendidbaseballstartintheUS?Asthelegendgoes,thegameweknowasbaseballtodaywasinventedoratleastbuiltwithanacceptedsetofrulesbyleanderoCartwrightsthereislittle證roothatbaseballwaslaedintheUnitedStatesbeforeAlexanderJoyCartwrightwroteuptherulesofbaseball,ithasbeenformallyacceptedthatCartwrightis,ifnotthebiological,themostsuitablefatherofbaseball.Thelegendfurthergoesthatbaseball,whichhasgrowntobecomeahugelypopulargameintheUnitedStatestoday,wasinventedinafamousManhattanbasedclubcalledtheKnickerbockers.SothenamefortherulessetbyAlexanderJoyCartwrightwasthencalled“theKnickerbockersRules”．ThefirstNewYorkbaseballteamwascalledtheNewYorkKnickerbockers.Havingcreatedtherules,Cartwrightwasnaturallthe udg裁判 ortheirsteerbaseballgaelaedintheUnitedStatesbaseontherules.Cartwrights。。也「讓仇江^（獻(xiàn) tobaseballdoesntustendinsettingtherulesorthegame.HeisalsoknownforpopularizingthegameanditsrulesovertheUnitedStates.Cartwright,whotraveledtoCaliforniaduringCaliforniaGolfRush,spreadtheknowledgeofbaseballprettymuchateverystoponhiswayfromNewYorktoCalifornia.illaboutthelate sbaseballwaslargelanaateurgaeuntilaCincinnaticlub—theCincinnatiRedStockings,whichisknowntoalmostallmeria-deidedtore「3招募 thebestplayersorpriemoneyheirstprofessionalbaseballleagueintheUnitedStateswastheNationalAssociationofProfessionalBaseballPlayers,whichwassetupin1871.iromararaphweanlearnthatbaseball.A．isagamewithalonghistoryB．ispopularallovertheworldC．hasexperiencedsomechangesD．hadstrictrulesasitappeared82．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrueaboutCartwright?A．Hemadebaseballverypopularintheworld.B．Hemadetherulesforbaseball.C．Hechosethejudgeforthefirstbaseballgame.D．Hewasafamousbaseballplayer.83．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“amateur”mostprobablymeaninChinese?A常規(guī)的.團(tuán)體的C激烈的D業(yè)余的84．Whatdoesthewriter'spurposeofwritingthepassage?A．Tointroducethehistoryofbaseball.B．Toencour