湖南省郴州市三年（2020-2022）中考英語(yǔ)真題分題型分層匯編-03閱讀單選與閱讀回答問(wèn)題與閱讀還原

湖南省郴州市三年（2020-2022）中考英語(yǔ)真題分題型分層匯編

03閱讀單選&閱讀回答問(wèn)題&閱讀還原

一、閱讀單選

（2022?湖南郴州）閱讀下面的圖表，完成廣2小題。

AFRICANSAFARIPARKADrive-throughZoo

UNDERWATERWORLDSpecialShows

Driveinyourowncaror

Watchadolphinshow

takethespecialtrain

Guessthenamesofanimals

Seelions,giraffes,zebras

February15th—March15th

andelephantswithoutcages

Forchildren5oroverandtheirparents

Openeveryday9a.m.-4p.m.

OpeneverydayexceptWednesday8a.m.—4

$25for2people$35for4

p.m.

people

1.Akidcan,tgototheUnderwaterWorldon.

A.MondayB.WednesdayC.Saturday

2.IfMr.andMrs.Livisitthezoowiththeirtwochildren,theyshouldpay

A.$25B.$60C.$35

（2022?湖南郴州）閱讀下面的圖表，完成1—3小題。

Uses:creamtotreatpainandinfection（感染）ofsmallcutsand

burnsontheskin.

Medicine

Warnings

AAntibiotic

Useonskinonly.

Cream

Donoteat.

Keepatroomtemperature.

?Howtouse

r-二..Onlyuseonadultsandchildrenaged2orolder.

Cleanthecutorburn.

Putthecreamonthecutorburnuptothreetimesaday.

Uses:tabletstotreatheadache,muscle（肌肉）painsofthecommon

Medicinecold.

BPainkillerTabletWarnings

Keepatroomtemperature.

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Don"ttakemorethantwotabletsatonetime.

Howtotake

Foradultsandchildrenaged12orolder:take1tabletevery4

to6hours.Donottakemorethan5tabletsin24hours.

3.Whichmedicinecanyouputonyourskinaccordingtothechart?

A.PainkillerTablet.B.AntibioticCream.C.VitaminE.

4.PainkillerTabletcanbeusedtotreat.

A.toothacheB.stomachacheC.headache

5.WhatdoAntibioticCreamandPainkillerTablethaveincommon?

A.Theycanbetakenwithwater.

B.Theyshouldbekeptatroomtemperature.

C.Theycanbeusedafterthecutshavebeencleaned.

（2022?湖南郴州）JiangMengnan,agirlfromChenzhou,Hunan,receivedtheTouchingChina

PersonoftheYearAwardfor2021.

JiangMengnanwasbornin1992inMangshan,Chenzhou.Whenshewassixmonthsold,shewas

foundunabletospeak.Threemonthslater,shewasdiagnosed（診斷）withheavylossofhearing

intwoearsandthedoctorssaidtheycouldn,tcureher.

Sincethen,JiangMengnan?sworldhasbeensilent.Herparents,whoarebothteachers,didn,

twanttheirlovelydaughtertobeadeafmute（聾啞人）allherlife.Inordertomakethegirl

speak,theytriedallpossibleways.Atlast,theydecidedtoteachhervocalization（發(fā)聲）

andlipreading（唇語(yǔ)）.Inthisway,Mengnanlearnedtounderstandothersandevenlearnedto

talkwithothers,thoughitwasalongandhardprocess.

Withhergreatefforts,JiangMengnanfinishedherprimaryandsecondaryeducationsmoothly.

In2011,shegotintoJilinUniversityandin2018shebecameaDoctorofSchoolofLifeSciences,

TsinghuaUniversity.Sheissostrong-willedandhard-workingthatshehaschangedherlife

completely.

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JiangMengnancan'tbeadoctorbecauseofherhearingloss,butshewantstohelppeople

withillness,soshechosePharmacyashermajor（專(zhuān)業(yè)）.Thoughsheisdisabled,shehasdone

whatcommonpeoplecan'tdo.Herstorymakesusbelievethesaying,uWherethereisawill,

thereisaway.”

6.WhenwasJiangMengnanborn?

A.In1990.B.In1991.C.In1992.

7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“cure"probablymeaninChinese?

A.關(guān)心B.治愈C.解決

8.WhatisJiangMengnanJsfather?

A.Adoctor.B.Ateacher.C.Anengineer.

9.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.JiangMengnanlearntvocalizationandlipreading.

B.JiangMengnanwasfoundunabletospeakattheageofsix.

C.In2021JiangMengnangotintoJilinUniversity.

10.FromthepassageweknowthatJiangMengnanis.

A.humorous,lovelyandactive

B.outgoing,smartandbeautiful

C.helpful,hard-workingandstrong-willed

（2022?湖南郴州）In1901,KarlLandsteiner,anAustrianscientist,discoveredthatthere

arefourtypesofblood.ThesefourbloodtypesarenamedA,B,ABand0.Peoplehaveoneof

thesefourtypes.Bloodtype0isthemostcommonaroundtheworld.BloodtypeAisthesecond

mostcommon,andtypeABistheleastcommon.IfpeoplewithtypeAbloodaregiventypeBblood,

orpeoplewithtypeBbloodaregiventypeAblood,theywillprobablydie.

In1927,aJapanesedoctor,FurukawaTakeji,didaresearchandfoundthatpeoplewith

differentbloodtypesalsohavedifferentpersonalities（性格）.Hesaidthatpeoplewithtype

Abloodareusuallycalmandserious;peoplewithtypeBbloodarecurious（好奇的）,cheerful,

andoutgoing;peoplewithtype0bloodaregenerous（慷慨的）andhonest;whilethosewithtype

ABbloodareoftencaring,creativeandcareful.

Morerecently,adoctorintheUnitedStateswroteabookthatconnectsbloodtypeswith

whatpeopleeat.Forexample,hisbooksuggestspeoplewithtype0bloodshouldeatmoremeat

andlessbreadandpeoplewithtypeAbloodshouldeatmorevegetables.Hisbook,EatRightfor

YourType,hasbeenpopularwithpeoplewhowanttoloseweight.However,Dr.PeterD'Adamo

believesthatifapersonwantstoloseweighteasily,hehadbettereatfoodthatmatcheshis

bloodtype.Hethinksitwillmakethepersonhealthierinotherways,too.

11.KarlLandsteinerdiscoveredthat.

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A.therearefourtypesofpersonalities

B.bloodisdividedintofourtypes

C.bloodtypesareconnectedwithwhatpeopleeat

12.WheredidFurukawaTakejicomefrom?

A.Japan.B.America.C.Austria.

13.WhatkindofpeoplearemoreinterestedinEatRightforYourTypdi

A.PeoplewithtypeBblood.B.Peoplewhoaretooheavy.

C.Peoplewhoarethin.

14.Fromthepassagewecaninfer（推斷）that.

A.peoplewithtypeBbloodcan,tbegiventypeAblood

B.peoplewithtypeABbloodarecalmandhonest

C.peoplewithtype0bloodshouldeatmorevegetablesandlessbread

15.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Thetypesofblood.

B.Bloodtypesandpersonalities.

C.Threemen'sdiscoveriesorresearchaboutbloodtypes.

（2021?湖南郴州）Thechartbelowshowsthedifferenttypesoftransportationpeopleused

togotoworkinoneEuropeancityin1960,1980and2000.

16.Whichtypeoftransportationwasthemostpopularin2000?

A.Thetrain.B.Thecar.C.Thesubway.

17.Thechartshowsthebuswasthemostpopulartransportation

A.in1960B.in1980C.in2000

（2021?湖南郴州）Therearemanybeautifultrainlinesaroundtheworld.Herearethreethat

areworthtravelling.

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Itisthehighestrailwayintheworld,climbing5,000metersabovesea

level.FromXiningtoLhasa,therailwaycrossesmanymountainsandrivers.

ItalsopassesthroughtheHohXilNationalNatureReserve（可可西里自然保

護(hù)區(qū)），thehometomanywildanimals.

KumamonTrain,Japan

Japanisfamousf（）ritstraintravelindustry.Itstrainsoftenfeature

popularcartoon,gameormascot（吉祥物）characters.Agoodexampleisthe

KumamonTrain.IthasthefaceofKumamononitsfrontandback.Youcansee

beautifulviews（景色）oftheoceanfromthistrain.

■RockyMountaineer,Canada

RockyMountaineeroffersbeautifulmountainandriverscenery.

Passengerscanchoosetheglass-dome（玻璃頂?shù)模ヽars.Thecarshavetwo

floors.Passengerscangotothetopfloortoget360-degreeviewsofthe

sceneryoutside.Diningroomsaredownstairs.Thereisalsoanoutdoorviewing

platform（平臺(tái)）whereyoucangooutsidetoenjoyfreshair.

18.WhichtrainlinerunsfromXiningtoLhasa?

A.Qinghai-TibetRailway.B.KumamonTrain.C.RockyMountaineer.

19.WhatcanyoudoontheKumamonTrain?

A.Seemanywildanimals.

B.Seebeautifulviewsoftheocean.

C.Gooutsidetoenjoyfreshair.

20.Wherecanyouget360-degreeviewsofthesceneryoutsideontheglass-domecars?

A.Onthefirstfloor.B.Onthetopfloor.C.Ontheoutdoorviewingplatform.

（2021?湖南郴州）OnFebruary20,2021,JasmineHarrisonbecametheyoungestwomantorow

（劃艇）aloneacrosstheAtlanticOcean.Ittookthe21-year-oldswimmingteacherjustover70

daystodoit.

Ms.Harrison,who'sfromEngland,didn,thavemuchexperienceinrowinglongdistances

（A）.ShegottheideathreeyearsagowhenshehappenedtobeinAntigua.Thereshesawtheend

ofthe2017TaliskerWhiskyAtlanticChallenge."Iwanttodothis,soI'mgoingtodoit.”

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shesaid.

Everyyear,rowerstakingpartintheAtlanticCompaignsetoutfromtheCanaryIslandsin

Decemberandrowabout4,800kilometersacrosstheAtlantic.Somerowinteamsoftwo,three

orfour.Others,likeMs.Harrison,rowbythemselves.

Itwasn,teasy.Everyday,Ms.Harrisonwouldrowforabout12hours.Sherowedabout20,

000strokes（劃）aday.

Ms.Harrisonhadasmartphonethatallowedhertotalkwithfamilyandfriendseveryday.

Shehadothercompanyalongtheway.Shesawlotsofsealife,includingsomewhales.Forseveral

days,shewasfollowedbyasmallgroupofdolphins（海豚）"Iwasintheirenvironment."she

said."Itwasjustamazing.

Therewasdanger,too.Twice,herboatwasturnedoverinthenightbylargewaves.Shehurt

herelbowquitebadly.Anothertime,shenearlyranintoaship.

Somehow,shekeptgoing.Finally,onFebruary20,after70days,3hoursand48minutes,

shereachedAntigua—theendofthejourney.Ms.HarrisonTsrowinghasmadehertheyoungest

womanevertorowaloneacrosstheAtlantic.Before,thatrecordwasheldbyKaitieSpotzfrom

theUSA,whocrossedtheAtlanticasa22-year-oldin2010.

21.WhendidMs.HarrisongettheideaoftakingpartintheAtlanticCampaign?

A.In2010.B.In2018.C.In2021.

22.Ms.HarrisonsetoutfromintheAtlanticCampaign.

A.London.B.Antigua.C.theCanaryIslands.

23.WhatdoestheunderlinedworducompanyvprobablymeaninChinese?

A.陪伴B.賓客C.公司

24.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Ms.Harrisonisa21-year-oldanimalkeeper.

B.Ms.Harrisonusedasmartphonetotalkwithfamilyandfriends.

C.ItwaseasyandsafeforMs.Harrisontofinishherjourney.

25.WhatJsthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.The2021TaliskerWhiskyAtlanticChallenge.

B.ThelovelysealifeintheAtlanticOcean.

C.TheyoungestwomantorowaloneacrosstheAtlantic.

（2021?湖南郴州）Computers,smartphones,andothermachinesaretheperfectservants.They

alwaysdowhattheyare“told”.Weusually“tell”themtodothingsbyusingamouseorkeyboard.

Butwhatifwecouldjusttalktothemnormallyandtellthemwhattodo?

Thistypeoftechnology,knownasvoicecontrolorvoicerecognition（識(shí)別），hasbeenshown

infilmsandTVshowssincethe1960s.TheTVshowStarTrekshowedsomespaceshipswhichcould

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replytohumanvoicecommands（命令）.Thefilm2001:ASpaceOdysseyshowedacomputerthathuman

astronautscouldtalkto.Itwasmainlyusedtoplaychessandrepairtheastronauts*spaceship.

Ontheotherhand,real-worldvoicerecognitionisusedformoreeverydaytasks.Forexample,

AppleandAmazonmadetwopiecesofvoicerecognitionsoftware（軟件）.Theycanbeaskedtodo

manythings,suchassettingalarmsandplayingmusicandsoon.

Oneofthenicethingsaboutvoicerecognitionisthatitcanbeusedwhenwe'reonthe

go.Whenyou'redrivingacarorwalkingdownthestreet,it'snotconvenientorevendangerous

topickupyoursmartphoneandtypeawayonthekeyboard.Voicerecognitionallowsyoutofocus

onwhateveryou'redoingatthemomentwhilestilldoingothertasks.

Speechrecognitionsoftwareisalsohelpfultodeafpeople.Itcanbeusedto“l(fā)isten”

tospokenwordsandturnthemintotextthatdeafpeoplecanread.Somespeechrecognitionsoftware

canevenhearwordsspokeninonelanguageandthentranslatethemintoanotherlanguage.

26.AccordingtoParagraph1,howdoweusuallycontrolmachinesindailylife?

A.Byusingbodylanguage.

B.Bytalkingtothem.

C.Byusingamouseorkeyboard.

27.WhenwasvoicerecognitionfirstshowninfilmsandTVshows?

A.Inthe1980s.B.Inthe1970s.C.Inthe1960s.

28.Howdoesvoicerecognitionhelptokeepyousafewhiledrivingacar?

A.Ithelpsyoutofocusonwhatyouaredoing.

B.Itallowsyoutotypeonthekeyboardmoreconveniently.

C.Itcancontrolyourcarforashortwhile.

29.Inthelastparagraph,whatcanweinferaboutthespeechrecognitionsoftware?

A.ItcanhearwordsspokeninEnglishandthentranslatethemintoChinese.

B.Itcanturntextintospokenwordsfortheblind.

C.Itcanhelpyoudoanythingthatyouwanttodo.

30.Wheredoyouprobablyreadthepassage?

A.Inamoviead.

B.Inasciencemagazine.

C.Inasportsmagazine.

（2020?湖南郴州）閱讀下面的圖表，完成文后小題。

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Apartmenttorent（出租）：28YulinAvenue,CherryTown

Wehaveacomfortabletwo-bedroomapartmenttorent.

Theapartmentisinverygoodcondition!

*Onelargelivingroom

*Twobedrooms

*Onekitchen

*Onesmallgarden

Doyoulikethequietlife?Thenthisapartmentisforyou!

Onlyfiveminutes'walkfromthetrainstation

Rent:$500permonth

Formoreinformation,pleasecallMrs.Millerat7766399.

31.Accordingtothead,theapartmenttorenthas________.

A.onelargelivingroomB.threebedroomsC.abiggarden

32.Howmuchistherentfortheapartment?

A.$280permonth.B.$500permonth.C.$300permonth.

（2020?湖南郴州）閱讀下面的圖表，完成文后小題。

LongMarch5（A）

Country:China

Height:57meters

Payloadcapacity（有效載荷）tolow-Earthorbit:25tons

Firstlaunched（發(fā)射）：2016

AngaraA5（A）

Country:Russia

Height:64meters

25Payloadcapacitytolow-Earthorbit:24.5tons

Firstlaunched:2014

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Falcon9(A)

Country:America

Height:70meters

Payloadcapacitytolow-Earthorbit:22.8tons

Firstlaunched:2010

33.WhenwastherocketLongMarch5(A)firstlaunched?

A.In2010.B.In2014.C.In2016.

34.WherewastherocketAngaraA5(A)firstlaunched?

A.InChina.B.InAmerica.C.InRussia.

35.Whichisthehighestrocketofthethree?

A.Falcon9(A).B.AngaraA5(A).C.LongMarch5(A).

(2020?湖南郴州)Notlongago,aseniorhighschoolstudentcaughtmuchattentionatthe

secondWorldLaureatesForum(世界頂尖科學(xué)家論壇)inShanghai.SheisTanFanglin,aseniorhigh

schoolstudentfromShanghai.

Theforumbroughtnearly70world'stopscientiststogethertodiscussimportantissues

(議題)aboutscience.Besidestheworld'stopscientists,theforumalsoinvitedmanyyoung

scientists.TanFanglinwasamongthem,andasa15-year-oldgirl,shewastheyoungestmember

inthemeeting.Herresearchhasimprovedpeople,sunderstandingoftheconnectionsbetween

theFibonaccisequenceandBezoutnumbers(斐波那契數(shù)列與貝祖數(shù)).Thefindingshavewonhermany

prizesinyouthinnovation(創(chuàng)新)competitionsinShanghaiandelsewhereinChina.

Fromaveryyoungage,Tanhasalwaysbeencrazyaboutmath.Thisislargelybecauseofthe

influenceofherfather,whoisamathteacherinEastChinaNormalUniversity.Accordingto

Tan'sheadteacher,shenevertakesafter-schoolclassesortoomanyexercises.Herachievements

comefromherstronginterestinmathandtherightstudymethod.

Talkingaboutherexperience,Tansaid,“TakingpartintheWLAForumandcommunicating

withgreatscientistsfacetofacehavefurtherencouragedmetodoscientificresearchlike

mathandIdreamofachievinggoodresearchresultslikethetopscientists.Tomakemydream

cometrue,I'11havetokeeplearning.”

36.TheimportantissuesofthesecondWLAForumwereabout.

A.computerB.scienceC.math

37.WhohasinfluencedTan'sinterestinmathlargely?

A.Herheadteacher.B.Hermother.C.Herfather.

38.TanFanglin'sachievementscomefrom.

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A.tcikingafter-schoolclasses

B.alargenumberofextraexercises

C.herstronginterestinmathandtherightstudymethod

39.Fromthelastparagraph,wecaninferthat.

A.TanFanglinwillkeepdoingscientificresearch

B.TanFanglin'sfindingshave'twonprizes

C.TanFanglinhasnochancetocommunicatewithtopscientists

40.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.TheYoungestScientistinChina.

B.TheSecondWorldLaureatesForum.

C.TheYouthInnovationCompetition.

（2020?湖南郴州）

Electricbicycleshavebecomeoneofthemostpopularvehicles（交通工具）inpeople?sdaily

life,whetherinthecountrysideorincities.Theyrunonbattery-operated（用電池發(fā)動(dòng)的）motors.

Electricbicyclescanrunmuchfasterthanbikesandtheyareveryeasytoride.

Theywerefirstmadeinthe1980sinChina,buttheywerenotpopularatthattime.Today,

thankstotheimprovementonthequality（質(zhì)量）ofthebatteries,electricbicyclessellmuch

better.Thereareover100electricbicyclesmakersinChina.NowChinaisoneofthelargest

makersofelectricbicyclesintheworld,andmanypeopleridethemtowork,tosendchildren

toschools,togotothesupermarketsandsoon.

However,electricbicyclesalsohavedisadvantages.Themostimportantoneisthattheyare

notsafeenoughforpeoplewhoridethem.Therearemanyaccidentscausedbyelectricbicycles

becauseoftheirfastspeed.Peoplemustbecarefulwhenridingelectricbicycles.Atthesame

time,peopleshouldwearhelmets（頭盔）whenridingelectricbicycles.Checkthebatteriesas

oftenaspossible.Keepingsafeisthemostimportantthing.

41.Electricbicycleswerefirstmade_______inChina.

A.inthe1960sB.inthe1970sC.inthe1980s

42.Theunderlinedword“disadvantages“meansinChinese.

A.優(yōu)點(diǎn)B.缺點(diǎn)C.型號(hào)

43.Tokeepsafe,peopleshould_______whenridingelectricbicycles.

A.wearhelmetsB.rideveryfastC.makeacall

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44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.Peopleinthecountrysidedon'trideelectricbicyclesnow.

B.It'snotsafeenoughforpeopletorideelectricbicycles.

C.Thereareover300electricbicyclesmakersinChina

45.Whatisthewriter*smainpurposeinthepassage?

A.Tointroduceelectricbicyclestopeople.

B.Totalkaboutthewaytorideelectricbicycles.

C.Toshowusthedisadvantagesofelectricbicycles.

二、閱讀回答問(wèn)題

（2022?湖南郴州）閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)要回答問(wèn)題。

Myfriend'seight-year-olddaughter,Mary,usedtostaywithhergrandparentsinthe

countryside.Recentlyherparentsbroughthertotowntolivewiththem.Wildanduneducated,

Marywoulduserudeordirtywordswhenshewasangry.Sometimessherolled（打滾）ontheground,

whichshockedallpeoplearound.Mary'sparentstriedtotame（馴月艮）herbybeatingandkicking,

butitdidn,twork.Finallytheybecamecompletelydisappointedwithher.

Onedaytheirnext-doorneighbor,awomanteacher,gaveMaryabeautifulsnow-whitedress.

ItcaughtMary'seyesrightawayandmadethemshinebrightly.

Maryputonthedressandbecamequiteanotherperson.Shenolongerabused（罵人）orhit

others.Shedidn,trollonthefloor,either.Sheknewthatrunningwildlywasnotsuitable

foragirlinsuchabeautifuldress.

Sincethen,Maryhaschangedalot.Andnowsheisgentle,tidyandlovely.Herparentsare

quitesatisfiedwithher.

Perhapseveryonehasabeautifuldresshiddensomewhereinhisorherheart.However,he

orshemaynotrealizeit,forgetitorgiveitup.

46.HowoldisMary?

47.WhatwouldMarydowhenshewasangry?

48.WhogaveMarythebeautifuldress?

49.DidMarystillrollontheflooraftersheputonherbeautifuldress?

50.WhatisMarylikenow?

（2021?湖南郴州）閱讀短文，然后根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)要回答問(wèn)題。

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Janewasnotaconfidentgirlbefore,becauseshewasfatandothersoftenlaughedather.

Asaresult,Janebecameveryshy.Shewasscaredtosayhellotostrangers.Shewasafraidto

asksimplequestionsandspeakloudinfrontofothers.Itseemedthatshefeltafraidofeverything

inherlife.Sheusedtobelievethatshewouldbelikethisallherlife.

Butoneday,herfriendPaul'swordschangedhermind.HeencouragedJanetochangeherself.

Hesaid,“Ifyoucangiveitatry,youwillhaveachancetomakeachange.Butifyounever

try,yourlifeisonlygoingtogetworse."JanewasdeeplytouchedbywhatPaulsaid.Shethought,

"Whynothaveatry?Afterall,Ihadnothingtolose.”

ThefirstthingJanedidwasloseweight.Shehadastrictdietanddidexerciseeveryday.

After6months,shelost90pounds.Thistaughtherthatshecouldchangeherself.

Afewmonthslater,Janeheardaboutaspeechcompetitionatheruniversity.Sheplucked

up（鼓起）thecouragetosignupforthecompetition.Forthefirsttime,shewasabletoshare

herstoryandspeakloudinfrontofmanypeople.Intheend,shegotabigprize!

Afterthecompetition,Janemadeato-dolistandstartedchangingrapidly.Shetriedher

besttofinishthethingsonthelistonebyone.Whenworkingonthem,shebecamemoreandmore

confident.

Janewasstillmakingprogressnow.Andshewillneverstop.

51.WhywasJanenotconfidentbefore?

52.WhoencouragedJanetochangeherself?

53.HowdidJaneloseweight?

54.WhatdidJaneshareinthespeechcompetition?

55.DidJanebecomeconfidentatlast?

（2020?湖南郴州）WhenEmmaandherfamilywentouttodinner,theyalwayswenttotheir

favoriterestaurant.TheirfavoriterestaurantwasanItalianrestaurant,andtheyusuallywent

thereonceaweek.

Oneweekwhentheyweregettingreadytogoouttodinner,Emma'sdadsuggestedtheytry

thenewChineserestaurantintown,butEmmaandherlittlebrotherJoshbothdisagreed.

“Youmightactuall