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考向39閱讀理解之說(shuō)明文(2022·青海·統(tǒng)考中考真題)CultureFlyingHighKnownasthebirthplaceofkites,WeifanginShandongProvincehasalonghistoryofmakingkites.Weifangkitemakingdatesbackto2,000yearsago.Atfirst,theywereoftenusedbythearmyformeasuringdistanceandmunicationpurposes.DuringtheMingDynasty(1368—1644),kitesstartedtobepopularamongordinarypeopleasentertainment.Weifangkitemakingwasincludedinthenationallevelintangibleculturalheritagelists(國(guó)家級(jí)非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)名錄)in2006.Since1984,theInternationalKiteFestivalhasbeenheldinWeifangeveryyear.YangHongwei,56,isaninheritor(繼承人)oftheWeifangkitemakingart,bornintoakitemakingfamily.“EverytimeIseethebeautifulkites,myboredomandnegativefeelingsgoaway,”saidYang.Havingaspecialconnectionwithkites,Yanglearnedtheartfromhergrandfatherattheageof16.Afterpracticingtheskillsfor10years,shestartedherownshopin1992.OnYang’skites,peoplecanseenotonlymonpatternslikebutterfliesandbirds,butalsosomepaintingstellingChineselegendsandhistory.Thoughtheideawascool,theprocesswasnoteasy.“It’sreallyhardwork,”Yangadded,“butwhenIexplainthestoriesonthekitestoforeigncustomers,Ifeelasenseofgreatachievement.”Inherspacetime,shealsotravelstodifferentcountriesincludingGermany,Australia,theUSandNewZealandtotellpeopleaboutChinesestoriesseenonkitesandthetraditionalwaysofmakingkites.“I’maninheritoroftheculture.Itisalsoanimportantjobofminetospreadtheheritagearoundtheworldandontothenextgeneration,”shesaid.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最佳答案。1.Whendidkitesstarttobepopularasentertainment?A.DuringMingDynasty. B.2000yearsago.C.In2006. D.In1984.2.Paragraph2mainlytellsus________.A.thebirthplaceofkites B.thepurposesofkitesC.thestylesofkites D.thedevelopmentofkites3.Theunderlinedword“negative”issimilarto________.A.positive B.terrible C.personal D.joyful4.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanweknowaboutYangHongwei?A.Shetraveledallovertheworld.B.Shestartedherownshopattheageof16.C.ShetriedherbesttospreadChinesecultureofkitetotheworld.D.ShewastheonlyinheritoroftheWeifangkitemakingart.5.Thepassageiswrittento________.A.tellthehistoryofkitesB.teachushowtomakeakiteC.introduceaninheritorofWeifangkitemakingartD.describepatternsofkites閱讀理解說(shuō)明文閱讀理解的特征一般說(shuō)來(lái),英語(yǔ)說(shuō)明文與其他文體一樣,文章所涉及的內(nèi)容不外乎以下幾個(gè)方面,即who→what→when→where→how→why。1.who:問(wèn)的是這篇文章的主體是誰(shuí)?(即所要說(shuō)明和描述的人或事物)2.what:問(wèn)的是主體做了什么事情?(即主體表現(xiàn)出的特性、功能和用途)3.when和where:是在何時(shí)何地發(fā)生的?(即何時(shí)何地所表現(xiàn)出的特性、功能和用途)4.how:通過(guò)什么方式表現(xiàn)出來(lái)的?5.why:這種特性功能用途的原因是什么?做說(shuō)明文閱讀理解題的時(shí)候,一定要記住上面的whword。邊閱讀,邊搜記,牢記要點(diǎn),把握全文。說(shuō)明文體裁文章的閱讀技巧說(shuō)明文是以說(shuō)明為主要表達(dá)方式用來(lái)說(shuō)明事物,闡明事理的一種文體。它通過(guò)揭示概念來(lái)說(shuō)明事物的特征、本質(zhì)及其規(guī)律性,給人準(zhǔn)確的科學(xué)知識(shí)或正確思想。一般可分為實(shí)體事物說(shuō)明和抽象事物說(shuō)明兩大類,詞典、教材、論文、實(shí)驗(yàn)報(bào)告、產(chǎn)品說(shuō)明書(shū)、廣告、解說(shuō)詞及科學(xué)小品等都屬于說(shuō)明文。閱讀說(shuō)明文體裁的文章時(shí)應(yīng)首先抓住下面的重要信息:A.說(shuō)明的對(duì)象B.說(shuō)明對(duì)象的特征C.說(shuō)明的方法(例證法;定義法;分類法;因果關(guān)系法;比較對(duì)照法;過(guò)程分析法)(1)例證法這是用具體例子來(lái)說(shuō)明人或事物的特征、本質(zhì)及其規(guī)律的方法,所用例子必須有代表性、典型性,能體現(xiàn)人或事物的本質(zhì)特征。這是用特殊來(lái)說(shuō)明一般的方法。通常在主題句后,用Forexample或Forinstance等短語(yǔ)引導(dǎo)出具體的例子。(2)定義法下定義就是給說(shuō)明對(duì)象一個(gè)明確概念。這是科學(xué)而嚴(yán)密的說(shuō)明方法。它既能揭示事物的本質(zhì)特征,勾勒其大概,描繪其輪廓,同時(shí)也能確定事物的范圍和界限。下定義是多方面的,可以給人、事物、思想等下定義。(3)分類法分類法是對(duì)同屬不同類或同類而不同種的人或事物,根據(jù)不同性質(zhì)進(jìn)行分門(mén)別類地說(shuō)明的方法。分類是人類認(rèn)識(shí)客觀世界的重要手段之一。分類必須遵守分類規(guī)則,使分類對(duì)象具有統(tǒng)一屬性,依據(jù)同一分類標(biāo)準(zhǔn),并使分類的子項(xiàng)相互排斥,不互相包蘊(yùn)。(4)因果關(guān)系法事物變化的原因和結(jié)果是緊密相關(guān)的。如果某個(gè)現(xiàn)象的存在必然引起另一個(gè)現(xiàn)象的發(fā)生,那么,這兩個(gè)現(xiàn)象之間就具有因果關(guān)系。因果關(guān)系包括由果推因(由結(jié)果去推測(cè)原因)和由因推果(由原因去推測(cè)結(jié)果)兩種情況。因果關(guān)系符合人們的日常思維邏輯,因而在寫(xiě)作中得到廣泛應(yīng)用,常用because,as,since,so,nowthat,if...then,thereasonisthat...等表示因果關(guān)系。(5)比較對(duì)照法有意識(shí)地把兩種相反、相對(duì)的事物或同一事物相反、相對(duì)的兩個(gè)方面放在一起,用比較的方法加以描述或說(shuō)明,指出其相同點(diǎn),這種寫(xiě)法叫做比較;指出其不同點(diǎn),叫做對(duì)照。比較和對(duì)照各有不同的側(cè)重,但兩種方法經(jīng)常結(jié)合使用。(6)過(guò)程分析法過(guò)程分析法就是把事物發(fā)展過(guò)程分為若干步驟,然后逐一加以分析說(shuō)明。這種寫(xiě)法在說(shuō)明文中使用得相當(dāng)廣泛。過(guò)程分析與敘事和因果關(guān)系等寫(xiě)法有密切關(guān)系,但彼此又有明顯區(qū)別:敘事研究的對(duì)象是Whathappens;因果關(guān)系研究的對(duì)象是Whyithappens,而過(guò)程分析研究的對(duì)象是Howithappens。基礎(chǔ)練(2023·四川成都·統(tǒng)考一模)Wukong,Tiangong,Tianwen...DoyouknowwherethenamesofChinesespaceprogramsefrom?Wukong,theDarkMatterParticleExplorersatellite(暗物質(zhì)粒子探測(cè)衛(wèi)星),isnamedafterChinesesuperheroMonkeyKing.AccordingtoJourneytotheWest,MonkeyKinghasapairofsharpeyeswhichcantellthedifferencebetweengoodandevil(邪惡).TheWukongsatelliteisjustassharpeyedasMonkeyKingtohelpscientistssearchfordarkmatterinspace.Thenameofthespacestation,Tiangong,means“HeavenlyPalace”.InChinesemyths,thisisthehomeofTianDi.NowTiangongSpaceStationisahomeforChineseastronautsinspace.AndChinawelesforeignastronautstoTiangongsothattheycanworktogether.Tianwen,China’sMarsmissions(任務(wù)),getsitsnamefromthepoemTianwenbyQuYuan.QuYuanisawellknownpoetfromancientChina.InTianwen,hehadthequestionsaboutthesky,stars,nature,mythsandtherealworld,showinghishungerfortruth.PerhapstheTianwenmissionswillendupansweringsomeofQuYuan’squestions.IfyoulookintomorenamesofChinesespaceprograms,youwillfindthattheyallhavebeautifulmeanings.We,theChinesepeople,havealongcherished(珍藏已久的)spacedream.SothenamingofChinesespaceprogramsistakenveryseriously.1.WhatistheWukongsatelliteusedfor?A.AnsweringsomeofQuYuan’squestions.B.Helpingscientistssearchfordarkmatterinspace.C.Welingforeignastronautstothespacestation.2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“myths”inParagraph3mean?A.Poems. B.Fairytales. C.Hoaxes.3.WhereisthenameofChina’sMarsmissionsfrom?A.QuYuan’spoemTianwen. B.AncientChinesemyths. C.JourneytotheWest4.WhydowetakethenamingofChinesespaceprogramsseriously?A.WewanttolandonMars. B.Wehavethehungerfortruth. C.Wehaveadreamforspace.5.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.WhatBeautifulNames B.WhatExcellentPoems C.WhataLongJourney(2023·山西晉城·統(tǒng)考一模)Fromchickenfeetsockstosadfrogtoys,“ugly”productshavebeepopularamongyoungpeople.OnthesocialmediaplatformDouban,thereisagroupcalledtheSocietyfortheProtectionofUglyThingswithmorethan200,000members.Theypost“uglythings”theyseeandbuyindailylife.Somemuseumshavealsofollowedthetrendandproducedmany“ugly”butinterestingculturalandcreativeproducts.Forexample,onJune14,2022,theGansuProvincialMuseumbroughtoutatoy.It’sbasedonthefamousbronzesculpture(青鋼雕塑),knownasGallopingHorseTreadingonaFlyingSwallow(馬踏飛燕).Thetoyrecreatesthesculptureinacuteandcartoonstyle.Thismakesthetoymorefashionableandmorefun.Infact,someofthe“ugly”productscanbeuseful.YinPeixin,11,fromHubeihasacabbagedogtoy.Unlikeothers,shedoesn’tfinditugly.“It’screativebymixingcabbagewithadog.ThetoymakesmefeelbetterwhenI’mupset.Italsoservesasaminipillowtohelpmehaveagoodsleep,”saidYin.AccordingtoZhangLei,aprofessoratZhejiangUniversityofTechnology,theriseinthepopularityofuglythingsmeansthatyoungpeoplewanttoshowthatthey’redifferent.Theyhopetogetpleasureandanewtasteoflifefromsomethingalittlemore“ugly”.6.WhatdothemembersoftheSocietyfortheProtectionofUglyThingsdo?A.Theysell“ugly”things. B.Theycreate“ugly”products. C.Theypost“uglythings”online.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“trend”probablymeaninChinese?A.潮流 B.榜樣 C.習(xí)俗8.HowdoesthecabbagedogtoyhelpYinPeixin?A.Byencouraginghertobecreative.B.Bycheeringherupwhensheisdown.C.Byhelpingherhaveagoodrestbetweenclasses.9.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Youngpeoplecandrawattentionbybuying“ugly”things.B.“Ugly”productsbeemorepopularamongyoungpeople.C.ThetoyfromtheGansuProvincialMuseummixesdogwithbird.10.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.People’sdifferentopinionsabout“ugly”things.B.“Ugly”productsthatgivepeopleadifferentkindofjoy.C.Thedifferencesbetween“perfect”thingsand“ugly”things.(2023·山西忻州·統(tǒng)考一模)Recently,Avatar2(《阿凡達(dá)2》)ishotinthecinema.Onceagain,peoplewereamazedbytheeffectsofthemovie.Inmostfilmsaboutspace,wheneverEarthfacesadisaster(災(zāi)難),thesolutionisalwaysrunningawayfromtheplanetinspaceshipsorexpectingoneoragroupofsuperheroestosaveitintheend.ButtheChinesesciencefiction(scifi)movie,TheWanderingEarth(《流浪地球》)offersadifferentidea.Inthefilm,basedonashortstorybyChinesescifiwriterLiuCixin,Earthisindangerofbeingdestroyedbythedyingsun.Facingtheverydanger,humansaroundtheworldworktogethertobuildahugeenginesystemthatwillpushEarthawayfromthesun.InsteadofsimplyleavingEarthbehindagain—thistimewe’retakingitwithus.TheWanderingEarthachievedgreatsuccessduringtheSpringFestivalin2020.AsChina’sfirsthomemadescifiblockbuster(大片),thefilmhasledtoheateddiscussions.TheNewYorkTimesreportedthat“Itwillbeasymbolofanewera(時(shí)代)inChinesefilmmaking.”The“ambition”ofthescififilm,however,didn’tefromnowhere.Forthousandsofyears,“homeland”hasbeenthesoftestpartinmostChinesepeople’smind.Oneoldsayingis“fallenleavesreturntotheroots”,whichmeansreturningtoone’shomelandinoldage,likefallenleavesreturningtotherootsoftheirtree.AndthemakersofTheWanderingEarthmayhavechosenthebesttimetotelltheChinesescifistory.ThefilmwasonFeb.5,2019,thefirstdayofChineseLunarNewYear.Itwasatimewhenmanypeoplehadjustmadethehardjourneybacktotheirhometowns.Sotothem,thereisonlyonepossiblewaytotellthestory:Earthgoeswhereverhumansgo,becauseit’sourhome.11.WhatisNOTthesolutionwhentheEarthfacesadisasterinmostfilmsaboutspace?A.Hidedeepintheground. B.Runawayfromtheplanet. C.Expectonesuperherotosaveit.12.WhatkindofmovieisTheWanderingEarth?A.Anactionmovie. B.Acartoonmovie. C.Asciencefictionmovie.13.WhyisTheWanderingEarthdifferentfromotherfilms?A.Becausepeopledon’tneedit.B.Becausepeoplehaveanewplanet.C.Becausepeopletaketheearthwiththemselves.14.Whatdotheunderlinedphrasesmean?A.巧奪天工 B.空穴來(lái)風(fēng) C.落葉歸根15.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus?A.Avatar2isanexcellentfilm.B.Chinesepeoplevaluetheirhomeandhomeland.C.IftheEarthfacesadisaster,wecanrunawayfromtheplanet.提升練(2023·天津和平·統(tǒng)考一模)TanghuluisaspecialandsweetchildhoodmemoryofmanyChinesepeople.Whenwinteres,youcanseepeoplesellingTanghuluoneachstreetinBeijing.Brightredincolor,withperfectsweetandsourtaste,TanghuluisapopulartraditionalsnackinmostpartsofnorthernChina.Inthepast,peoplemainlyusedthehawthon(山楂)tomakeTanghulu.Butnow,peopleprefertouseotherfruitslikeoranges,bananas,grapesandstrawberries.TomaketheperfectTanghulu,youcanfollowthesesteps:Preparewhatyouneed:Hawthornsorotherfruit,whitesugarandwater.Step1Startoffbywashingthehawthornsoranyotherfruityouchoose.Oncedone,drythefruit.Don’tforgetthisstep.Step2Putthefruitonbamboosticks.Ifyouuselongsticks,put4—6piecesoffruitoneachstick.Ifyouuseshortones,1—3piecesareenough.Step3Addwaterandwhitesugarinapanandthenmixthemwell.Heatthepanuntilbubbles(氣泡)appearandcolorchanges.Whendoingthis,youcantestthetemperatureofthemixturebydipping(浸)aspoonofthemixtureincoldwater.Whenthemixturehardens(變硬)immediately,youhavetherighttemperature.ItisthekeytomakingperfectTanghulu.Step4Now,dipeachfruitstickintothesugarmixturetoeasilycoatthefruit.Remembertoturnittocoatallofthesides.Step5Oncedone,placeeachstickonaplate.Remembertoleaveenoughspacebetweeneachothertostopthemfromsticking.Afterafewminutes,youcantastethem.Withthestepbystepinstructions,youcanhaveatryathome.Trywithdifferentkindsoffruitstoseewhichtasteyoulikebest.16.InParagraph1,thewriterspeaksofTanghulu’s________and________.A.color;history B.taste;color C.size;taste D.history;size17.Afterwashingthefruit,weneedto________first.A.makeitdry B.putitonbamboosticks C.heatitinapan D.dipitinthesugarmixture18.Whatdoes“It”refertoinStep3?A.Thewaytotestthesugarmixture. B.Thewaytoheatthesugarmixture.C.Thetemperatureofthesugarmixture. D.Thetimetodipfruitsticksinthemixture.19.WhatdoesStep5mainlytellus?A.Howoftenyoucantasteit. B.Howtocoolthefruitsticks.C.Wheretoputthefruitsticks. D.Whocantastethefruitsticking.20.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanweprobablyreadthepassage?A.Health. B.History. C.Travel. D.Lifestyle.(2023·河南鄭州·河南省實(shí)驗(yàn)中學(xué)??级#㏒ocialmedia(社交媒體)iscertainlyaninterestingplacetolearnothers’opinions.Youcanreadeverythingfromstrangeideastotruefactsandeverythinginbetween.Butwhenyouarespendingtimeonlineandreadingsomanyopinions,it’squitepossiblethatyouwillsometimesseesomeonewritesomethingthatyoustronglydisagreewith.Infact,youmightfeelsostronglythatyoufeellikeyoushouldreplytothispersonatonce.Youmightdosomeresearch,findsomefactsofyourownandreplytowhatthey’vewritten.Youfinishwritingoutyourreply,click“Post”andwintheargument!Exceptthatit’snotreallymuchofavictory.Mostpeopledon’tlikeitwhenotherpeopledisagreewiththeirideas,especiallyonlinestrangers.It’sunlikelythattheywillchangetheiropinionjustbecauseyouarguedwiththem.Infact,it’spossiblethatyoumadethemfeelmoreconfidentthattheyarecorrect.Andthethingis,whenyougetinthesekindsoffightsonline,itslowlyinfluencesyou.Youmightnotknowitatfirst,buttheargumentthatyoutakepartincanactuallyhaveabadeffectonyourmood.Ifyouargueoften,youstarttoenjoyarguingandthenendupdoingitevenmore.It’sadangerouscycle.Iguessthebestthingtodoistotellyourselfthatmostargumentsaren’tworthit.Therearemuchbetterandmoreinterestingthingstodo,whetheronlineorinreallife.21.Whichstatementisn’ttrueaccordingtothetext?A.Peoplecanpostdifferentopinionsonsocialmedia.B.Peoplemayseesomeopinionstheyarestronglyagainstonsocialmedia.C.Gettinginthosekindsofargumentsonsocialmediacaninfluenceourmood.D.Thewritersuggestsweshouldstayawayfromsocialmedia.22.WhatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinParagragh3?A.Itisnormaltoarguewithpeopleonsocialmedia.B.Onlinestrangerswon’tchangeopinionssimplybecauseyouarguewiththem.C.Youshoulddosomeresearchbeforereplyingtotheopinionyoudisagreewith.D.Youarealwaysweledtoexpressdifferentopinionsonline.23.Whichwordhasthesamemeaningastheword“victory”inParagraph3?A.win B.failure C.winner D.loser24.Whatmightbetheconsequence(后果)ofyoutakingpartinanargumentaccordingtothetext?A.Themoreyouargue,thehappieryouwillbe.B.Theargumentcanhaveabadeffectonyourmood.C.Itcanmakeyouwinmorefriendship.D.Youwillbeedangerous.25.Whatisthebesttitleofthisarticle?A.StopArguingonSocialMediaB.BeingawayfromSocialMediaC.Don’tberudeonSocialMediaD.PriceofArguingonSocialMedia(2023·江蘇無(wú)錫·江蘇省錫山高級(jí)中學(xué)實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校??家荒#〣ackinBrisbane,Australia,fortheChristmasbreak,Ifoundmyselfinapublictransportdeadzone.Bikeless,7kilometersfromwhereIwasmeetingfriendsandunwillingtogetataxi,Idecidedtoborrowanelectricscooter.Thetriptookfarlongerthanitwouldhavebybike,mainlybecauseofamajorspillhalfwaythere.Arock,hitatspeed,isaterriblething:weekslater,Istillhadtheredkneesofaprimaryschooler.IntheUK,theyarelegal(合法的)onlyonprivateland,buttheDepartmentforTransportisdiscussinghowtocontrolthemonpublicroadsandpathways,withthepossibilityforlegalizationlaterthisyear.Othercitiesthathaveescooterrentalprogramshavehadproblemsintheearlyperiod.InParis,MayorAnneHidalgodescribedthesituationlastyearasmessy.Shehasannouncedthatthecityisreducingitsnumberofescootersto15,000andplanstocreatelawsforbiddingthemfrompavements(人行道).Francehasputintoforcelawslimitingescooterspeedsto25kilometresperhour.Similartodockless(無(wú)樁的)hirebicycles,escootersareparkedonpavementsandpeopleleavethemuptreesorthrowthemintorivers.Wildtreatmentshortenstheirlifetime,whichisbadforbothprofitability(盈利)andtheenvironment.Analysissuggeststhattheaverageescooter’slifetimeisjustthreemonths.Ithinkescootersareanbasicpartoftheefforttomakecitytransportgreener.Theyareseenasakeytothe“l(fā)astmile”problem—apotentialwaytoreducetransportjambyrapidlygettingsomeonetotheirfinalgoal.Carscantakeup28timesthespaceofapersonridingabicycle.Asfarastheenvironmentaleffectgoes,recentresearchsuggeststhatescootersarenotasgreenaswalkingorcycling,buttheyarestillbetterthancars.Andthoughtherearestillmanyreportsofseriousaccidents,scootingisaboutassafeascycling.StephenGosslingatLundUniversityinSwedenhassuggestedwebuildcarfree“micromobility”streets,wherecyclists,pedestrians(行人)andescooterscouldsharetheroad.Hethinksthiswillreduceaccidentrisksandinvitemorevulnerable(易受傷害的)trafficparticipants,suchaschildren,tobeeactivetransportusers.Ifmoreescootersmeanfewercarsonroads,animprovementinlocalairqualityisalsoalikelyresult.When20kilometersofroadsincentralLondonclosedforWorldCarFreeDaylastSeptember,theairqualitywasgreatlyimprovedaccordingtothereport.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“amajorspill”inParagraph1probablymean?A.Aseriousfall. B.Asuddenillness. C.Alegalreaction. D.Aterriblebreakdown.27.WhatdoweknowaboutescootersinParis?A.Theyareillegalonpavements. B.Theyarealreadyoutoffashion.C.Theyarefacingmorelimits. D.Theyaremoremononprivateland.28.Whatisthewriter’sopinionofescooters?A.Theyarenotassafeascycling. B.Theyalwayscausethetrafficjams.C.Theyareasgreenascyclingorwalking. D.Theyplayabigroleinthe“l(fā)astmile”problem.29.WhatisStephenGossling’ssuggestion?A.Tosetupmorecarefreedays. B.Toinvitemorecycliststouseescooters.C.Togetvulnerablepedestriansofftheroad. D.Toseparatecarsfromescootersontheroad.真題練(2022·甘肅甘南·統(tǒng)考中考真題)

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ShueyRhonRhonHello,myfriends!Nicetomeetyou!MynameisBingDwenDwen.I’mthemascot(吉祥物)ofthe2022BeijingWinterOlympicGames.I’mablackandwhitepanda.Ihavebigeyes,asmallnoseandasmallmouth.Myarmsandlegsareshort.Whatisitonmylefthand?Haha,itisaheartpattern(心形圖案)towelefriendsallovertheworldtoetoChina.Whoisthat?Itismygoodfriend,ShueyRhonRhon.ItisthemascotoftheParalympicWinterGames(冬殘奧會(huì)).Itlookslikearedlantern.Ithastwosmalleyes.Itsarmsandlegsareshort,too.Weareverycute.30.ShueyRhonRhonisthemascotof________.A.the2022WinterOlympicGamesB.the2022ParalympicWinterGamesC.theOlympicandParalympicWinterOlympicGames31.WhatdoesBingDwenDwenlooklike?A.Apanda. B.Amascot. C.Aredlantern.32.WhatcolorisShueyRhonRhon?A.Green. B.Blackandwhite. C.Red.33.Whereistheheartpattern?A.ItisonBingDwenDwen’slefthand.B.ItisonBingDwenDwen’srighthand.C.ItisonBingDwenDwen’sback.34.WhatmeanstowelefriendsallovertheworldtoetoChina?A.BingDwenDwen. B.Theheartpattern. C.ShueyRhonRhon.(2022·甘肅甘南·統(tǒng)考中考真題)閱讀下面短文,從各題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Anewstudyfoundthatlotsofkidshateschool.Usuallythiskindoffeelingdoesn’tlastlong.Butwhatwillhappenifyoufeelthiswaytoomuch?Schoolisafactoflifeandgettingagoodeducationcanhelpyoubuildthekindoffuturelifeyouwant.Solet’stalkaboutschoolandwhattodowhenyoudon’tlikeit.Ifyoudon’tlikeschool,thefirststepistofindoutwhy.Youmightnotlikeschoolbecauseyoudon’thaveenoughfriends,ormaybeyouarenotgoodwithyourteachers.Sometimesthere’sabigproblemwithyourschoolwork.Toomanysubjectsandtoomuchhomeworkmakeyouworried.Youmaybegettingfartherandfartherbehind,anditmayseemlikeyou’llnevercatchup.Whenyouknowwhyyoudon’tlikeschool,youcanstarttakingstepstomakethingsbetter.It’sagoodideatotalktosomeoneaboutyourproblemswithschool.Remember,yourmum,dadorteacherscanalwayshelpyou.Anothergoodideaistowritedownyourfeelingsaboutschoolinanotebook.It’sagreatwaytoletoutemotion

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