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專題03預(yù)防欺凌從身邊小事做起備戰(zhàn)20222023年中考英語(yǔ)閱讀理解時(shí)文爆點(diǎn)專題訓(xùn)練A(2022·重慶開(kāi)州·統(tǒng)考一模)Alishaisa12yearoldgirlandshefeelsupsetthesedays.Shedoesn’twanttogotoschoolortalkwithanyoneelse.That’sprobablybecauseshewassufferingtheschoolbully(校園欺凌).JustlikeAlisha,manyyoungChinesestudentsarehavingthesameproblems.Theymayfeellonelyandworried.What’sworse,theymayevenwanttokillthemselvestogetawayfromthebadsituation.Schoolbullyoftenhappensbetweenstudentsagedfrom8to18intheirdailylife.Andithasbeeaserioussocialproblemalloverthecountry.Schoolbulliesmayeinmanydifferentreasons:theymayhappenjustbecausesomeoneissearchingfor“freshandnew”feelings;orTHEYmayjusteoutofnoreasons;orbigguysjustwanttodoit.Afteralargenumberofreportsandacarfulresearchonthefurtherreasonsofschoolbully,manyexpertssaythatbeingshortof(缺乏)parents’loveandguidancemaybethemaincauseforthissocialproblem.Howcanwedealwithschoolbully?Manyotherdevelopedcountries,includingtheUSandtheUK,havemadeverystrictlawstostopschoolbully.AfterreportedbythelocalTVsandradios,threeChinesegirls,studyingintheUS,whobulliedoneoftheirclassmatesveryseriously,havepaidanenormous(巨大的)pricefortheirbehavior.1.Accordingtothepassage,Alisha________.A.is13yearsold B.wantstogotoschoolC.feelsupsetthesedays D.wantstotalkwithothers2.Theword“THEY”inparagraph2means________.

A.Chinesestudents B.schoolbullies C.reports D.schoolbullyreasons3.IfyoubullyyourclassmateseriouslyintheUS,you________.A.mayfeellonelyB.loseyourparents’loveC.maybebulliedbythisclassmateD.maypayanenormouspriceforthebehavior4.Thepassageismainlyabout________.A.a(chǎn)girlcalledAlisha B.theschoolbully C.threeChinesegirls D.theschoollifeB(2022·河北保定·統(tǒng)考一模)Atsomepointinlife,manypeopledevelopamental(精神)problem.Whilemostpeoplegetoverit,forothersitdoesn’tgoawayeasily.TheWHOsaysthatabout20percentofteenagersworldwidesufferfrommentalillness.It’sthoughtthatthenumberofteenagerswithmentalillnessaroundtheworldwillincreasebyhalfby2020.Itwillbeeoneofthemaincausesofillness,andevendeath.InChina,thepictureisn’tbright,either.Aboutonetenthofteenagersundertheageof17haveamentalhealthchallenge.Theworldischangingfast.Studyandrelationshipshavealwayscausedstress,buttodaythestressismuchhigherthanbefore,theWHOsaid.AresearchcentreinOxfordUniversitysaysthatyoungpeopletodayhavebigstressesatschool.Forexample,theyexperiencebullying(欺凌).Ina2017report,thecentrenotedthattheInternetwasaspecialsource(渠道)ofstress.Online,youngpeopleoftensee“messagesaboutperfection”andthiscausestheyoung“greatuncertaintyabouttheirfutures”,saysthecentre.Also,accordingtoChinaDaily,Chinesepeopledon’taskforhelpwiththeirmentalproblems.Theyfearthatotherswillthinklessofthemiftheysaythattheyareinmentaltrouble.ElainePeng,aUSmentalhealtheducator,makesasimilarpoint.AndintheUK,overthreequartersofyoungpeoplebelievetheirmentalproblemshaveasocialstigma.Itisreportedin2017thataquarterofyoungUKpeoplewouldn’taskforhelpiftheydevelopedamentalproblem.Youngpeoplewhodon’taskforhelpfortheirconditionmaybecreatingproblemsforthemselvesinthefuture.ElainePengwarnedthat,“Ifwehideourmentalhealth,itmayremainaproblemforever.”“Mymessageforyoungpeopleis,ifyoufeelsomethingiswrongwithinyou—askforhelp,”hetoldChinaDaily.5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthecauseofstressaccordingtothepassage?A.Heavyschoolwork. B.SomeinformationfromtheInternet.C.Beingbulliedatschool. D.Certaintyaboutthefuture.6.Whydon’tChinesepeopleaskforhelpwiththeirmentalproblems?A.Theydon’tthinkthemserious. B.Theycangetoverthemintime.C.Theycankeeptheirmentalhealthsecret. D.Theyareafraidofbeinglookeddownupon.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stigma”mostprobablymeaninChinese?A.shame B.a(chǎn)dvantage C.help D.pride8.ElainePengadvisedtheteenagerswithmentalillnessto________.A.thinklessofthemselves B.a(chǎn)voidbeingbulliedC.a(chǎn)skforhelpassoonaspossible D.stayawayfromtheInternet9.Themainpurposeofthepassageisto________.A.a(chǎn)skresearchcentersforhelp B.showsomedifferentopinionsfromdifferentcountriesC.tellaboutteenagers’stresses D.callpublicattentiononteenagerswithmentalillnessC(2022·湖北咸寧·統(tǒng)考二模)Haveyourschoolmateseverthreatened(威脅)totakeyourmoney?Haveyoueverbeenpunched(揍)orkickedbysomeoneatschool?Thesearesomeformsofbullying(欺凌).Butinfact,verbal(口頭的)bullyingisthemostmonkindofbullying.OnNov12,2018,Guangdongprovinceannouncednewguidelinestodealwithschoolbullying.Besides(除……外)physicalbullying,itincludesotherkindsofbullyingsuchascallingpeoplenamesandinsulting(侮辱)themonsocialmedia,ChinaWomen’sNewsreported.Peoplehavepointedoutthatinsultslikethesecanhavealifelongnegativeimpact(負(fù)面影響).“Iwascalledshortandfatinmiddleschool,andIstillfeelbadwheneverIhearthosewords,”ausercalledMingxinwroteonSinaWeibo.However,somepeoplewonderhowwecanknowwhethersomethingisinsultingornot.“Itshouldbejudgedbythepersonwhoisbeingtargeted(針對(duì)).Ifone’sfeelingsarebadlyhurtbyanickname(綽號(hào)),thenitisaninsultingone,”professorHuangYafutoldChinaYouthDaily.ButYangDewei,alawyerinBeijingbelievesthatthespecificsituationshouldalsobeconsidered.Somenicknamesmayjustbeharmlessjokes.Ifyoueverfeellikeyou’rebeingbullied,eitherphysicallyorverbally,firsttellthebullytostop.Ifthisdoesn’twork,tellyourparentsorteachersaboutit.AccordingtotheGuangdongguidelines,schoolswillhave10daystosolvebullyingcasesandworkoutproperpunishments.Ifaschoolfailstohandlecasescorrectly,thepeoplewhoruntheschoolcouldbepunishedbythegovernment.10.Howmanykindsofbullyingarementionedinthepassage?A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.11.Thenewguidelineswereannouncedto______.A.mentionotherkindsofbullyingB.pointoutwhatinsultspeopledislikeC.stopschoolbullyingD.showthenegativeimpactofbullying12.WhatkindofsituationisNOTinsulting?A.Xiaomingfeelsterriblewhenotherscallhisnickname.B.SomestudentsalwaysplaytricksonMary.C.TomandPeterlikemakingjokesabouteachother.D.Ericiscalledfatandstupidbyotherstudentsatschool.13.Whatcanwedoifwearebullied?A.Tellthebullytostop. B.Letourparentspunishthebully.C.Hidethefactsofbeingbullied. D.Filealawsuitagainsttheschool.14.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Whybullyinghappensinschools. B.Thehistoryofbullying.C.Thekindsofpeoplewhosufferfrombullying. D.Whatbullyingisandhowtostopit.D(2022·北京東城·統(tǒng)考一模)Kidscanmakeadifferencetotheworld.Herearestoriesaboutfouramazingkids.CashDaniels,12,clearsrubbishfromlocalrivers.25kidsoftenjoinhimforthecleanups.Theyhavecollectedover11,000poundsofrubbishfromtherivers.Cashalsorunsarecyclingprogramtocollectcansfrombusinesses.Sofar,hehasrecycledover2,000poundsofthem.OrionJean,11,startedtodogooddeedstoothersafterwinningtheNationalKindnessSpeechpetitionin2020.Heorganizeseventstoprovidefood,toysandbooksforpeopleinneed.Hehascollectedover500,000booksforkids,andover100,000mealsforlocalfamilies.LinoMarrero,14,inventedtheKineticKickz2.0.It’ssomethingthatfitsintothesole(鞋底)ofashoe.Itcollectswastedenergyfromwalking.Thenpeoplecanuseittopowerupmobilephones.Linoencouragesotherstoeupwithideasforinventionswhilesolvingeverydayproblems.SamirahHorton,13,isknownasDJAnnieRed.Shestartedtoperformwhenshewas6.Throughhermusic,shehelpskidsofallagestostanduptobullying(欺凌).ShealsoreadsherbookTheBullyStoptokids.It’sbasedonhersongNo,YouWon’tBullyMe.Whohelpscleanuplocalrivers?A.CashDaniels. B.OrionJean. C.LinoMarrero. D.SamirahHorton.16.HowmanybookshasOrionJeancollectedforkids?A.Over2,000. B.Over11,000. C.Over100,000. D.Over500,000.17.WhatdoesLinoMarreroencourageotherstodo?A.Helppeopleinneed. B.Inventnewthings.C.Joinrecyclingprograms. D.Standuptobullying.E(2022·廣東茂名·統(tǒng)考二模)Bulling(欺凌)canhappentoanyone.Agreatmanychildrenaroundtheworldarebulliedeveryyear.Buttherearethingsthatcanbedonetohelp.Whatisbullying?Bullyingiswhensomeonemakesyoufeelbadorhurtsyouagainandagain.Bullyingcanhappenatschool,outofschoolandonline.Bullyingincludes:*callingpeoplemean(惡意的)names*laughingatpeople*tellingliesaboutpeople*takingsomeone’sthingswithoutpermission(允許)*notlettingsomeoneplayinagroupWhatiscyberbullying?Cyberbullyingincludes:*sendingbadmessagesonline*sharingphotosonlinewithoutpermission*notlettingsomeonebepartofanonlinegroupWhatcanyoudo?*Ifsomeoneisnotkindtoyou,tellanadultthatyouknowandlike.Forexample,talktoaparentorateacher.*Ifyougetbadmessages,don’treply.Youshouldsavethemandgivethemtoyourteacher,yourfamilyorthepolice.Askanadultforhelp.Don’tshareanythingbeforeyoumakesureitistrue.Thatwillhelpstopthecyberbullying.*Talktoyourparentsorteacheroranadultifyouarebulliedorifyouareworriedaboutafriend.*Saysorryifyouarenotkindtosomeone.Youcanwriteamessageortalktotheperson.Andalwaysremember:thinkabouthowtobekindinthefuture.Formoreinformation,visitourhomepageatkidsworld..Accordingtothepassage,thefollowingarebullyingEXCEPT________.A.laughingatpeople B.tellingliesaboutpeopleC.sendingbadmessagesonline D.a(chǎn)skingsomeone’sthingswithoutpermission19.Cyberbullyingmeansbullying________.A.a(chǎn)thome B.online C.inpublic D.a(chǎn)tschool20.Ifyouarebullied,talktoyour________.A.classmate B.friend C.brother D.teacher21.Thereare________suggestionsforbullying.A.3 B.4 C.5 D.822.Thepassageisprobablyfoundin________.A.a(chǎn)schoolmagazine B.a(chǎn)storybook C.a(chǎn)textbook D.a(chǎn)noticeF(2022·重慶綦江·校考模擬預(yù)測(cè))Bullyinginschools(校園暴力)hasbeenaseriousproblemaroundtheworld.Moreandmoreparentsareworriedaboutbullying.Herearesometypesofbullying.Herearesomeactivitiestoteachstudentsaboutbullying.Internetorlibraryresearch,suchaslookinguptypesofbullying,andhowtopreventitPresentations,suchasaspeechorroleplayonstoppingbullyingDiscussionsabouttopicslikereportingbullyingCreativewriting,suchasapoemorastoryspeakingoutagainstbullyingArtworks,suchasapaintaboutrespectortheinfluenceofbullyingClassroommeetingstotalkaboutrelationshipsbetweenstudents23.Bullyinghasbeenaproblem________.A.onlyinChina B.onlyontheInternet C.a(chǎn)roundtheworld D.inourclassroom24.Accordingtothepictures,usingtheInternettospreadsomethingbadis________.A.verbalbullying B.emotionalbullying C.cyberbullying D.physicalbullying25.Toknowaboutbullying,wecandothefollowingaccordingtothepassageEXCEPT________.A.havingsomediscussionaboutbullying B.doingsomeartworksaboutrespectC.doingsomecreativewriting D.watchingsomemoviesaboutbullying26.Youmayfindthematerialina________.A.schoolmagazine B.sciencereport C.personaldiary D.storybookG(2022·云南曲靖·模擬預(yù)測(cè))Bullying(欺凌)canhappentoanyone.Agreatmanychildrenaroundtheworldarebulliedeveryyear,buttherearethingsthatcanbedonetohelpWhatisbullying?Bullyingiswhensomeonemakesyoufeelbadorhurtsyouagainandagain.Bullyingcanhappenatschool,outofschoolandonline.Bullyingincludes:·callingpeoplemean(惡意的)names·laughingatpeople·tellingliesaboutpeople·takingsomeone'sthingswithoutpermission(允許)·notlettingsomeoneplayinagroup·hittingpeople.Whatiscyberbullying?Cyberbullyingincludes:·sendingbadmessagesonline·sharingphotosonlinewithoutpermission·notlettingsomeonebepa

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