山東省濟(jì)南市三年（2020-2022）中考英語(yǔ)真題分題型分層匯編-03閱讀單選閱讀還原

山東省濟(jì)南市三年(2020-2022)中考英語(yǔ)真題分題型分層匯編

03閱讀單選&閱讀還原

一、閱讀單選

（2022?山東濟(jì)南）May11,2022

DearGrandma,

Iwantedtowriteyouanotetosaythankyouformypresents.TheycameinthemailonMay

10,thedaybeforemy13thbirthday.Ilovethebooks!HowdidyouknowthatIwasreadingthe

storiesonancientChina?DidmydadtellyouthatIwasinterestedinthattopic?

Ialsolovedthesoccerclothes.Myspringseasonstartsinafewweeks,andIcanwearthese

clothesformysoccerpracticeeveryFriday.IreallyhopeIcanscoreafewgoalsthisseason.

I'mgoingtoworkreallyhardtotrytomakethathappen.

Whenwillyoubeabletovisitmehere?Imissyousomuchandhopewecanseeeachother

soon.Iknowtheplaneridecanbealongone,butIreallyhopetoseeyou.

Iloveyou,Grandma.Thanksagainformybirthdaypresents.

Sincerely,

Greta

1.WhatdidGretareceivefromhergrandmabeforeherbirthday?

A.Somepresents.B.Someflowers.C.Amodelplane.D.Aletter.

2.HowoldisGreta?

A.Seven.B.Nine.C.Ten.D.Thirteen.

3.HowoftendoesGretapracticesoccer?

A.Onceaweek.B.Twiceaweek.C.Threetimesaweek.D.Fourtimesaweek.

4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Gretahasverygoodmanners.B.GretalikesancientChinaalot.

C.Gretawillvisithergrandmasoon.D.Gretalivesfarfromhergrandma.

5.WhydoesGretawritethisnote?

A.Tosaysorrytohergrandma.B.Tosendthankstohergrandma.

C.Toshowinterestintravelling.D.Toexpresspitytolosethegame.

（2022?山東濟(jì)南）Scientistssaythathobbiescanmakekidssmarter,healthierandevenmore

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successfulwhentheygrowup.How?

TheyHelpYouLearn

Whenyouhaveahobby,you1earnnewthings.Youhavetoreadinstructions.Youlookatwebsites,

magazinesandbookstogetmoreinformationaboutyourhobby.Morereadingmakesyouabetter

readerandabetterlearner.

TheyHelpYouBeCreative

Formanyhobbies,suchasbuildingmodelcarsandmakingpottery,youhavetouseyourbrain

aswellasyourhands.Welearnbydoingthingsandbytouchingthings.Thesekindsofactivities

makepeoplemorecreative.

TheyHelpYouBeRelaxed

Havingahobbymakesyoufeelgood.Scientistssay,^Whenyoumakesomething,the'feel-good'

partofyourbraingetsamessage.Itmakesyoufeelhappy."Whenwefeelhappy,wehaveless

stress.Toomuchstresscanmakepeoplesick.

TheyHelpYouBuildSkills

Peoplewithhobbiesleamhowtosetgoalsandsolveproblems.Learningtheseskillswhenyou

areyoungcanhelpyouwhenyougrowup.Forsomekids,havingahobbycanbethefirststep

tofindingasatisfyingjobinthefuture.

6.Accordingtothetext,inhowmanywayscanhobbieshelpkids?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.

7.Forwhichhobbydoyouhavetouseyourbrainandyourhands?

A.Watchingcartoons.B.Readingnovels.

C.Buildingmodelcars.D.Listeningtomusic.

8.Whatinfluencedoestoomuchstresshaveonpeople?

A.Itmakesthemfeelsick.B.Ithelpsthemsucceed.

C?It'sgoodfortheirhealth.D.Itbringslucktothem.

9.Ifkidshavehobbies,theymaywhentheygrowup.

A.havemoreopinionsB.findbetterjobs

C.facemoreproblemsD.makemorefriends

10.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Themeaningoflife.B.Thewaysofdevelopinghobbies.

C.Theimportanceoflearning.I).Theadvantagesofhobbiesforkids.

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（2022,山東濟(jì)南）Tylerhadbrokenhisarminabicycleaccident.AcarknockedTylerdown

whenitcameoutofasidestreetwithoutstopping.Theaccidenthappenedbecausetherewasno

stopsignatthecornerandthecardidn'tstop.SoTylerdecidedtotrytogetthecityto

putupastopsign.

First,Tylerwroteapetition（請(qǐng)?jiān)笗﹖ohaveastopsignputupwithhisparents'help.

Then,Tylerandhisparentsaskedtheirneighbors,friends,teachers,classmates***almost

everyonetheyknewtosignthepetition.Soon,therewerehundredsofnamesonthepetition.

Tyleralsogotsomeinformationaboutotheraccidentsatthesamecornerwherehehadhad

hisownaccident.Ifhecouldshowthecitythatitwasadangerouscorner,theymightputup

astopsignthere.Hehopedthatthisinformationandhispetitionwouldwork.

Whenthepetitionwasready,Tylerandhisparentswenttoameetingofthecitycouncil

（政務(wù)委員會(huì)）.Theybroughtalongthepetitionandtheotherinformation.Afteralongwait,

Tylergotachancetotellwhathadhappenedtohim.Hetoldthestoryofthebicycleaccident

andexplainedhisidea.Iftherewereastopsignatthecornerwheretheaccidenthappened,

otherkidswouldbesafer.

Afterthat,Tylerreadthepetitionoutloud.Then,hehandeditandtheotherinformation

tothecouncil.Thecitycouncilagreedtoconsidertherequestandmakeadecisionbeforetheir

nextmeeting.

Thenextmonth,Tylerandhisparentsattendedanothermeetingofthecitycouncil.Thehead

ofthecitycouncilannouncedthatthecityhaddecidedtoagreetothepetition!Therewould

beastopsignatthecornerwhereTylerhadhisaccident.Nowotherkidswouldbesaferwhen

theyrodetheirbikes.

11.WhydidTylerhavethebicycleaccidentatthecorner?

A.Tylerroderathertoofast.B.Therewasnostopsign.

C.Thecarrantheredlight.D.Thestreetwascrowded.

12.WhatwasthefirstthingTylerdidtohaveastopsignputupatthecorner?

A.Hefoundoutaboutotheraccidents.B.Heexplainedhisideatohisneighbors.

C.Hewroteapetitionforthestopsign.D.Heattendedameetingofthecitycouncil.

13.Whendidthecitycouncilagreetothepetition?

A.AssoonasTylerhandedit.B.AfterTyler,sparentshandeditagain.

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C.Afteraboutasix-monthwait.D.NearlyamonthafterTylerhandedit.

14.Howwouldtheotherkidsprobablyfeelwhenthenewstopsignwasputup?

A.Thankful.B.Nervous.C.Embarrassed.D.Proud.

15.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Itisdangerousforpeopletoridebikesinthestreet.

B.Onlyadultshavetheresponsibilitytopresentapetition.

C.Kidscanplayaroleinmakingtheirneighborhoodsbetter.

D.Stopsignsaresupposedtobeputupateverystreetcorner.

（2022?山東濟(jì)南）Haveyouevermetlargechangesinlifeandwork?Howwouldyoufeelin

mostcases?Infact,weallhavetogothroughthegriefcycle（悲傷周期），whichhasthefollowing

periods:

Thefirstperiod:"Itcan,tbehappening.”

Anger:"Whyme?It'snotfair.”

Depression:aVmsosad.WhydoIhavetodoallofthese?"

Acceptance:"It'sgoingtobeOK.”

I'mhonestlynotsurehowscientificthismodelis,butIcertainlybelievethatyouwill

workbetteraftergoingthroughthesemajorchanges.

Findoutwhatyourangerdoesforyou—goodorbad?

Whatdoesbeingangrydoforyou?Thinkbacktothesituationwhereyouhavebeenangryat

workandaskyourselfhowitinfluencesyou,including:yourrelationshipwithco-workers,the

quality（質(zhì)量）ofyourworkandhealth,howyoufeeloutsideofwork,yourrelationshipwithfriends

andfamily.

Findoutwhatmakesyouangrierandlessangry.

Whatmakesyouangrier?Whichthoughts,situations,peopleorconversationssetyouoff?

Andwhatmakesyoulessangry?I'msureyouarenotangryallthetime.Whatmakesyoucalm

andstopsyoufromfeelingangry?Findout.Thenstartdoinglessofwhatmakesyouangryand

moreofthethingsthatcoolyoudown.

Focusongratitude.

Whatareyougratefulfor?AsImentionedabove,angerispartofthegriefcyclewhichis

connectedwithwhatyoulose.Gcatiludeistheoppositeoflossbecauseitcomesfromthegood

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thingsyouhaveinyourlife.It'ssimple.Everyevening,sitdownwithapieceofpaperand

maketwogratitudelists:threethingsIwasgratefulforatworktoday;threethingsIwasthankful

forinlifetoday.

Changeyourfocusfrom“Whatwasdonetome"to"WhatIcando”.

Iknowthisisthebasicpieceofallself-helpadvice.Lifeis10%aboutwhathappensto

youand90%abouthowyoudealwithit,oryoumusttakeresponsibilityforyourownsituation,

ratherthanbeavictim（犧牲品）ofit.Thatkindofadvicecangetprettyboring.Butthatdoesn,

tmakeitlesstrue.

16.Whydoesthewriterbeginthetextbyaskingquestions?

A.Toexplainfacts.B.Toexpressdisagreement.

C.Togiveopinions.D.Tocatchthereadersyinterest.

17.What'sthewriter*ssuggestionaboutdealingwithanger?

A.Lovefriendsandfamily.B.Dothingsthatmakeyoupeaceful.

C.Befriendlytoco-workers.D.Writedownwhatmakesyouangry.

18.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gratitude”mostprobablymean?

A.Thanks.B.Safety.C.Courage.D.Praise.

19.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthelastpieceofadvice?

A.Creative.B.Special.C.Valuable.D.Doubtful.

20.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Whatthegriefcycleisabout.B.Howtodealwiththegriefcycle.

C.Whatcausesthegriefcycle.D.Howthegriefcycleinfluencespeople.

（2021?山東濟(jì)南）Nezumiwasamouse.Hewasthinkingaboutfindingahusbandforherdaughter

Suki.ButSukisaid,Father,IwishtomarryTaro.”

Tarowassmartandstrong,butTaro'sparentswerenotrichorpowerful."MySukican,

tmarryacommonmouse!”Nezumisaid.’T11findsomeonepowerfulformydaughter."Nesumi

traveledfarandwide,butnobodymethishighstandards.

Oneday,heclimbedtothetopofamountain."Hi,Sun!”Nezumicalled."Nobodyismore

powerfulthanyou.I'dlikeyoutomarrymydaughter.Sunsmiledandsaid,“Yes,I'mpowerful.

Withoutme,nothinggrows.ButwhenCloudcoversmyface,theworldgrowscold.”AsCloudcame,

Sundisappeared.

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NezumibowedtoCloudandtoldhimhiswish.uSurelyI'mpowerful,“hesaid."Buthere

comessomeonestronger."AndWindblewCloudaway.

ThenNezumishoutedhiswishtoWind."Ofcourse1'mpowerful.ButIcan*tpassthrough

Wall,"saidWind.

WhenNezumitoldWallhiswish,Wallsaidquietly,“Yes,I'mpowerful.Ikeepenemiesaway.

ButI'mafraidofmicelikeyou,whodigundermeandmakemefalldown.”

Nezumiletoutabiglaugh.HeranbackhomeandsaidtoSuki,“Mydear!Youareright.

Tarowi11beapowerfulhusband.”

21.Nezumiwantedtofind________forherdaughter.

A.aringB.ahouseC.ahusbandD.afriend

22.NezumithoughtthatTaro'sparentswerenot

A.richB.smartC.polite.D.honest

23.WheredidNezumicalltoSun?

A.Inhisyard.B.Onamountain.C.Inhishole.D.Onthebeach.

24.Wallaidthathewasafraidof

A.SunB.CloudC.WindD.mice

25.Fromthelastparagraph,wecaninfer（推斷）that________intheend.

A.SukiandTarogotmarriedB.NezumilaughedatSuki

C.SukiranawayfromhomeD.NezumifoughtwithTaro

（2021?山東濟(jì)南）

Apartmenttorent,16BaddesleyRoad,LittleHaddernVillageWehaveacomfortable

three-bedroomapartmenttorent（出租）.

Theapartmentisinverygoodcondition!

?onelargelivingroom

?threebedrooms

?bigkitchen

?smallgarage（車庫(kù)）

Doyoulikethequietlife?Theapartmentisforyou!

Largegarden.

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Beautifulviewsofthefieldsandwoods.

Onlyfifteenminutesbytraintothecitycenter.

Animalsandchildrenarewelcome!

0nly$600amonth(inadvance,please).

Interested?Pleasetelephone:

CarleenGreen

WestFarm,LittleHaddernVillage

Tel:019405486574

26.Whereistheapartment?

A.OnHaddernRoad.B.Inavillage.C.Nearaschool.D.Behindahotel.

27.Theapartmenthas

A.twobedroomsB.asmallgardenC.onelargegarageD.abigkitchen

28.Youshouldpayifyouwanttorenttheapartmentforhalfayear.

A.$1,800B.$2,400C.$3,600D.$7,200

29.Youcancall_______at019405486574ifyouwanttorenttheapartment.

A.CarleenGreenB.WestFarmC.BaddesleyD.LittleHaddern

30.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Peoplewithpetscannotrenttheapartment.

B?Theapartmentisnotveryfarfromthecitycenter.

C.Onlyadultswhohavechildrencanrenttheapartment.

D.Youcan,tseethefieldsorthewoodsfromtheapartment.

(2021?山東濟(jì)南)Onlinestudycanbehard.ZechHippwasdoingitwithgreatdifficulty.

Zechis15yearsold.HelivesinSeattle,Washington,withhisfourbrothersandhismother.

"It'shardtostayfocused,“hesaid."Ican'tstayfocusedononethingatatime.”

Zechhasgottensomehelpfuladvicefromhis“BigBrother“OwenKim.Kimis33yearsold.He

isZech,smentorthroughaprogram.TheprogramiscalledBigBrothersBigSistersofPuget

Sound.

Amentorissomeonewhogiveshelpandadvice.KimandZechoftentext,talkoverthephone

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andevenvideocall.KimgaveZechsomeadviceabouthowtostayfocusedwhiledoingschoolat

home.Kimsuggestspickingonespaceandalwaysdoingyourworkthere."Makethatspaceas

comfortableaspossible,“hesaid.

Inhisroom,Zechsetupacubby（小房間）.Hehasaplacewherehecanmaketea.Thiswas

Kim'sidea.Here,Zechsaidheismoreseparatedfromeverybodyelseinthehouse.That'swhere

hedoesschoolwork.

KimandZechhavebeenBigBrotherandLittleBrotherforfouryears.Theyusedtomeetonce

aweek.Theywouldwalkthroughthecityorplayvideogames.Inspring2020,COVID-19started

spreading.KimandZechhadtostopmeetingupinperson.Theillnessspreadseasilybetween

people.Now,theyonlycommunicateoverthephoneorvideocall.

KimisolderthanZech.Hehashaddifferentlifeexperiences.Whentheytalk,Kimcangive

Zechadifferentpointofviewaboutlife.Zechsaidthisishelpful.Kimsaiditsbeenagreat

thingforhim,too.HesaidZechhasbeenawonderfuladditiontohislife.

"Owen'salwaysthere,"Zech'smothersaid.AllofherboyshavehadBigBrothersorBig

Sisters."Ithasdonesuchwondersforourfamily,“shesaid."Justhavingtheminourlives

hasbeensuchablessing.”

31.WhatdoweknowaboutZechfromParagraph1?

A.HelivesinabigcityinIndia.B.Uehadtroublelearningonline.

C.Hismotheristoohardonhim.D.There'refivepeopleinhisfamily.

32.WhatistalkedaboutinParagraph2?

A.WhyKimandZechstudiedtogether.B.WhenBigBrothersBigSistersstarted.

C.WhatgoodadviceZechgavetoKim.D.HowKimbecameZech,s"BigBrotherv

33.WhydidZechsetupacubbyinhishouse?

A.Togetanewjobanddohisworkthere.B.Tohaveaspacetostudywithhisbrothers.

C.Tomakeaspecialspaceforschoolwork.D.TomakeaspaceforhimandKimtomet.

34.BecauseofthespreadofCOVID-19,KimandZechhadto

A.partwiththeirfamilyB.stayathomewatchingvideos

C.meetupatZech'shomeD.talkonthephoneorvideocall

35.WhatJsthewriter'spurposeofwritingthetext?

A.Tointroduceahelpfulprogram.B.TohelpaboynamedZechHipp.

C.Toshowushowtostudyonline.I）.TostopthespreadofCOVID-19.

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（2021,山東濟(jì)南）Scientistshavelongpredictedthatwarmertemperaturescausedbyclimate

（氣候）changewillhavethebiggestinfluenceontheworld'spoorestpeople.Newresearchnow

suggeststhathasalreadyhappenedoverthepastyears.

AstudycomingoutintheProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciencefoundthatinmost

poorcountries,highertemperaturesaremorethan90%likelytohaveresultedinafallineconomic

output（經(jīng)濟(jì)產(chǎn)量）,comparedtoaworldwithoutglobal（全球的）warming.Theinfluencehasbeen

lessbiginrichercountries一withsomeevenbenefiting（獲益）fromhighertemperatures.

“We'renotsayingthatglobalwarmingcreatedinequality（不公平），“saysNoahS.Diffenbaugh,

thewriterofthestudyandaprofessoratStanfordUniversitywhostudiesclimatechange.But

“globalwarminghassloweddowntheimprovement.Thepoorestcountriesarefacingtheworst

influenceofrisingtemperatures一forwhichtheyareleastresponsible,headds.

Thenewstudybuildsonpastresearch.A2015studyinthejournalNaturepredictedthat

theaverageincome（平均收入））inthepoorestcountrieswillbe25%lowerby2100comparedto

aworldwithoutwarming,whilesomeoftherichestcountries-liketheUSA-couldexperience

anincreaseinincome.AndareportfromIPCC,theUN,sclimatesciencebody,showedthatif

globaltemperaturesrisemorethan1.5℃bytheendofthecentury,poorcountrieswilllikely

faceveryseriouschallenges,includingthedisappearanceofwholecommunitiesandmillionsof

earlydeaths."Theywillsufferthemost,astheyarealready,“saidMaryRobinson,whoused

tobeaUNSpecialEnvoyonClimateChangeandapresidentofIreland.

Theinfluenceisgreaterelsewhere,especiallyinSub-Saharan,Africancountriesincluding

Sudan,BurkinaFasoandNiger,whereclimatechangehasdriventheaverageincomemorethan20%

lower."Thereareanumberofwaysbywhichtemperatureinfluenceseconomicactivities,“says

DiffenbaughWhat'sclearisthat,forpoorcountries,thenewsisal1bad.

36.Accordingtothetext,warmertemperatures________.

A.aremainlycausedbypoorcountriesB.maybringadvantagestorichcountries

C.hadnoinfluenceontheworldbeforeD.canimprovethepoorestpeopleJshealth

37.Whatdoes“suffer“underlinedinParagraph4mostprobablymeaninChinese?

A.供應(yīng)B.猶豫C.遭受D.謀利

38.Whichofthefollowingwillfacegreateconomicproblemscausedbyclimatechange?

A.TheUN.B.TheUSA.C.Ireland.D.BurkinaFaso.

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39.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Climatechangewillmakepoorcountriespoorer.

B.Wemusttakeactiontodealwithclimatechange.

C.Climatechangecancausemillionsofearlydeaths.

D.Peoplemakegoodpredictionsaboutclimatechange.

40.Fromwhichisthetextmostprobablytaken?

A.Ageographytextbook.B.Ahealthmagazine.

C.Aresearchpaper.D.Astorybook.

（2020?山東濟(jì)南）AlanTattersall,fromAustralia,waspreparingtogotoHoustonforbusiness.

Hewouldspend32hoursontheplane.His17-year-olddaughter,Grace,thoughtherfather，ssnoring

（打呼嚕）wassobadthatthepassengersaroundmightbeupset.Thenshedidsomethingreally

special.〃I'velearntitfromsomeyoungmoms.Theygiveoutlittlecarebagswhentheyhavebabies

onplanes,becausetheirbabiesmightbecrying.〃Graceexplained.

Withthehelpofhermother,Gracewentoutandboughtchocolatesandearplugs（耳塞）,and

puttheminto10littlecarebagsforAlantohandoutontheplane.Theyalsoputhandwriten

notesintothemtosaysorryforAlan，ssnoring.

“Enjoyyourtriptoday,“thenotebegins.〃WethinkyoumightneedalittlehelpifAlan

fallsasleep—sohopethislittlecarebaghelps.”

〃PS:Thesnoringusuallyonlylastsashorttime一whilehefallsasleep.”

AlanhimselfhadnoideaGraceandhermotherwerepreparingthebags.Whentheyarrivedat

theMelbourneAirport,theyhandedthebagsoverandtoldhimtogivethemout.

Alandidashewastold-oratleasthetriedto.Hesaidpeopleweresobusylisteningto

theirownmusicorwatchingmoviesanddidn'trallycare.Anywayhehandedsomeoutbeforethe

planetookof.Andsomepassengersreallylovedthem.

41.HowwasAlangoingtoHouston?

A.Bycar.B.Bytrain.C.Byship.D.Byplane.

42.WhodidGracepreparethecarebagsfor?

A.Hermother.B.Thepassengers.

C.Herfriends.D.Theteachers.

43.WhichofthefollowingisNOTinGrace'scarebags?

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A.Chocolates.B.Earplugs.C.Books.D.Handwrittennotes.

44.HowmanycarebagsdidGracemake?

A.6.B.10.C.12.D.16.

45.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesGrace?

A.Caring.B.Brave.C.Strange.D.Careless.

（2020?山東濟(jì)南）Whatcanyoudotohelpyourselfgetoutofstressorworry?Ifyou*re

anartist,youkeepmakingart.Andifyouhaveneverconsideredyourselfanartist,nowisthe

timetotakeupanartistichobbysuchasdrawingorpainting.Itisnevertoolatetostart.

Everyonecandoit.Ifyoucanholdabrushorcrayon,youcancreateart.

Creatingartheals（治愈）notonlythemindandspiritbutalsothebodysinceallofthese

areconnected.Asyoudraworpaint,yourbreathingslows,yourbloodpressurelowers,and

yourmindletsgoofdailyproblems.Thisslowingdownallowsyoutofullyexperiencethe

moment.Theprocessnotonlyrelaxesyoubutalsobringsafeelingofjoy,increasingyourenergy

andenthusiasm（熱情）forlife.

Makingartalsoallowsyoutoplay,freeingyoutofindoutandtryoutnewmaterialsand

methods.Italsoletsyouexpresspleasurebyseeingbeautywhereothersmaynot.Creatingart

providesyouaspecialchancetoexpressyourangerorupset,aswellasyourpersonalideas.

Althoughtheprocessofmakingartisthemostimportantpart,yourfinishedproductis

significanttoo.Yourpaintingordrawingwillremindyouofthelessonsyoulearnedwhilemaking

it,andyoumayfeelenergeticjustbylookingatit.

Ifyoudon，tknowhowtobegin,herearesomewaystostartcreatingart.Ifpossible,set

asideasmalltablewithyourbrushesandwatercolorssoyoucangetcreativewheneveryouget

inspiration.Withoutthinkingmuchaboutit,justchoosecolorsthatyoulikeandstartpainting

withthem,orcutpictureswiththosecolorsoutofmagazinesandgluethemdown,combining

（結(jié)合）themwithpaints.Theactofenjoyingthecolorsandworkingonthecolorcombinations

willgiveyousomethingtofocusoninsteadofthestressesofyourdailylife.

46.WhatdoyouneedtodoifyoustartmakingartaccordingtoParagraph1?

A.Askateacherforhelp.

B.Startasearlyaspossible.

C.Beayoungartistfirst.

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D.Justhaveabrushorcrayon.

47.WhatcanyoulearnaboutmakingartfromParagraphs2and3?

A.Itisgoodforourhealth.

B.Itcauseshighbloodpressure.

C.It'slikeplayinggames.

D.Ithelpsussolvedailyproblems.

48.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains〃significanl"underlinedinParagraph4?

A.Expensive.B.Useless.C.Important.D.Unexpected.

49.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueabouthowtostartmakingart?

A.Youmustbeverycarefulwhilechoosingcolors.

B.Youcanbeginpaintingwheneveryougetinspired.

C.Youcangetbrushesandwatercolorsforpreparation.

D.Youmayusemagazinestomakecolorcombinations.

50.What'sthewriter，spurposeofwritingthetext?

A.Totel1ushowtobeanartist.

B.Tointroducethehistoryofart.

C.Toencourageustomakeart.

D.Toteachushowtochoosecolors.

（2020?山東濟(jì)南）

Haveyoueverhadlucid（清醒的）dreams?Recentstudiessuggestthatthenumberofpeople

havingthemisonthe