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陜西2020-2024年中考英語(yǔ)五年真題匯編學(xué)生版——專題04閱讀理解之說(shuō)明文【五年考情回顧】年份體裁主題內(nèi)容2024年說(shuō)明文本文主要介紹喬納斯·考夫曼是如何愛(ài)上意大利和它的音樂(lè)的。2023年說(shuō)明文本文主要介紹了幫助學(xué)生養(yǎng)成良好的學(xué)習(xí)習(xí)慣,更好地理解化學(xué)的建議。2022年說(shuō)明文本文由動(dòng)物遷徙引出了英語(yǔ)的造詞,告訴我們找出單詞之間的關(guān)系并在一個(gè)或多個(gè)小組中學(xué)習(xí)它們也可以是學(xué)習(xí)語(yǔ)言的一種方式。2020年說(shuō)明文本文介紹了人們是用語(yǔ)言去交流,而習(xí)語(yǔ)是表達(dá)人們想法的一種方式,有的時(shí)候習(xí)語(yǔ)會(huì)引起誤會(huì),也會(huì)讓人很頭疼,但是另一方面,習(xí)語(yǔ)是了解一種新文化的有趣方式。(2024·陜西·中考真題)SHARETHEMAGICofItaliansongwithJonasKaufmannasheshowsusbothonandoffstage,howhefellinlovewithItalyanditsmusic.“ITALIANSLOVETOSING.Theysinginthestreet.Theysingwhiletheygoabouttheirbusiness.Itisnotjustacliché—inItaly,youseegrown-upmenjustsingingwhiletheywork,becausetheywanttosomehowexpresstheirfeelings.Musicisnotonlytomakeyousmile,musicistomakeyouthink,andsometimestounderstandthatyou’renottheonlyonecarryinggreatproblemswithyou.Byexpressingthatinasong,youcanbetterlivewithit,becausesomebodyfoundtherightwords,therightwaytoexpresswhatyou’refeelingatthatmoment.ThesongsonthisalbumshowthewholerangeofemotionsthatItalianmusiciscapableof,justlikeinopera...”—JonasKaufmannTheword“album”inthetextmeansagroupofsongsorpiecesofmusiconaCD.TheunderlinedpartmeanstherichfeelingsthatItalianmusicisabletoexpress.1.Thesongsonthisalbumaresungin________.A.Russian B.French C.English D.Italian2.FromKaufmann’swords,wecanknow________.A.howmuchItalianslovemusic B.howhecreatedhismusicC.hisexperienceoflearningmusic D.hisadviceonmakingmusic3.WhichofthefollowingwouldKaufmannmostprobablyagreeaccordingtothetext?A.Musicisatooltolearnalanguage. B.Musiccanworkasthekeytothedoorofart.C.Musicisthemostbeautifulartform. D.Musiccanmakepeoplelesslonely.(2023·陜西·中考真題)Chemistryisusuallythoughttobemoredifficultthanothersubjects,atleastforthebeginners.Therearesomereasonsforthisidea.Foronething,chemistryhasaveryspecializedvocabulary(學(xué)科專用語(yǔ)匯).Atfirst,studyingchemistryislikelearninganewlanguage.Also,someconcepts(概念)ofchemistryarehardtounderstand.However,withhardworkandcarefulstudy,youcanfinishthissubjectsuccessfully—andevenenjoyit.Herearesomesuggestionstohelpyoudevelopgoodstudyhabitsandbetterunderstandthetopicsinthebook:●Firstly,attendclassesontime.Listentoyourteacherandtakecarefulnotesinclass.Ifpossible,alwaysreviewthetopicsyoulearninclass,andreviewyournotesonthesameday.●Secondly,thinkcarefullywhetheryoureallyunderstandthemeaningofatermortheuseofanequation(方程式).Agoodwaytotestyourunderstandingistoexplainaconcepttoaclassmateorsomeoneelse.●Thirdly,payattentiontothingswhichhavesomethingtodowithchemistryinlife.Watchordoexperimentsinclasscarefully.●Fourthly,questionoftenanddonotbeafraidtoaskyourteacherorclassmatesforhelp.Youwillfindthatchemistryismuchmorethannumbers,formulas(分子式)andequations.It’softenusedindailylifejustlikemathandphysics.Onceyoufallinlovewithit,you’llgetlotsoffun.4.Howmanysuggestionsdoesthewritergivethereaders?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five. D.Six.5.Thewriterthinksthatagoodwaytotestyourunderstandingoftheformula“H2CO3”isto________.A.writeitontheblackboard B.readitaloudinclassC.explainittosomeoneelse D.a(chǎn)skothersthemeaningofit6.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Chemistryismoreoftenusedthanphysics.B.Someconceptsofchemistryarehardtounderstand.C.Studyingchemistryislikelearningourmotherlanguage.D.Chemistryisusuallythoughttobeasdifficultasothersubjects.7.Thepassageismainlyabout________.A.differencesbetweenchemistryandphysics B.theimportanceofchemistryandphysicsC.whychemistryishardforbeginners D.howstudentsstudychemistry(2022·陜西·中考真題)Doyouknowthewordmigrate?Itisawordusuallyusedtotalkaboutcertainanimalssuchasbirds,fishandsoon.Whenanimalsmigrate,theytravelalongwayfromonepartoftheworldtoanotheraccordingtotheseason.Forexample,swallows(燕子)migratesouthinwinter.Manyanimalsmigrate—theydothisoftenatthesametimeandtothesameplaceeachyear.Theymovetoplaceswhereconditionsarebetter—wheretheweatheriswarmer,wherethereismorefoodandwater,orwheretheiryoungwillbesafer.Peoplealsomigrate.Whenpeoplemigrate,theygotoliveinanotherareaorcountry,especiallyinordertofindwork.InEnglish,whenpeopleleavetheirhomecountryinordertoliveinanothercountry,weusethewordemigrateinsteadofmigrate.Frommigrateandemigratecomethewordsmigrationandemigration.However,ifpeoplemovefromtheirhomecountrytoanothertolivethereforever(永久地),thewordchangesfromemigratetoimmigrateintheEnglishlanguage.Thenthewordimmigrationisborn.Isn’tword-makingoftheEnglishlanguageinteresting?Andcanthisprocess(過(guò)程)offindingouttherelationshipsbetweenwordsandlearningtheminagrouporgroupsbeawayforyoutolearnthelanguage?BasedonLongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglish,6thedition.8.WhichofthefollowingsituationscanmatchthemainideaofParagraph1?A.Snakesmoveintoholestosleepinwinter.B.Fishswimtocleanwatersbecauseofpollution.C.Birdsflyveryfarawaytofindfoodandreturntogiveittotheirbabies.D.MonarchbutterfliesinNorthAmericaflysouthtostayawayfromthecold.9.Accordingtothepassage,ifpeople________,theyleavetheirhomecountrytoliveinanotherforever.A.travel B.migrate C.emigrate D.immigrate10.Thepassageiswrittento________.A.introducemigrationofanimals B.tellreadersawayoflearningEnglishC.showhowEnglishwordschange D.explainwhypeoplemigrate(2020·陜西·中考真題)Peopleuselanguagestocommunicate.Anylanguagehasitswaystoexpresspeople’sminds.Oneofthewaysincommonistheuseofidioms.Anidiomisagroupofwords.Ithasaspecialmeaningthatisdifferentfromtheusualmeaning.Forexample,undertheweatherisanidiommeaningill.Sowhenpeoplesay“I’mundertheweather,"theyaresayingthatthey’renotfeelingwell.Anotherexample,inallweathersmeansinallkindsofweather.So,“Therearehomelesspeoplesleepingonthestreetsinallweathers"tellsusthathomelesspeoplesleeponthestreetsnomatterwhetheritiscoldorhot.Differentlanguagesmayhavedifferentwaystomakeidioms.Forpeoplewhoarelearningaforeignlanguage,idiomscouldcausemisunderstandingsandbringthemendlessheadaches.Ontheotherhand,ifthingsaredoneright,idiomscanalsobeafunwayoflookingintoanewcultureandunderstandinghowthepeoplethinkandtalk.Metaphor(比喻)isoftenusedinidioms.Let’sreadthefollowingtwoexamples:●Itmakesmybloodboil(煮沸)whenpeoplelitter.●Thenightwasdarkandquiet;mybloodrancoldwhenIheardastrangenoiseoutsideatdarknight.Inneithersituationabove,ourbloodcanreachthepointsohighorsolowintemperature.Yet,withthesituationsthetwosentencescreated,itisnotdifficulttoworkouttheunhappyfeelingsofreallyangryinthefirstexampleandveryafraidinthesecond.Ofcourse,notallidiomsarethiseasytounderstand.Whenwecometoidiomsofaforeignlanguage,agooddictionaryofidiomsisalwayssuggested.11.Thispassagetellsussomethingabout__________intheEnglishlanguage.A.grammar B.writing C.reading D.idioms12.Ifyourbrotherbreaksyourcomputer,youcansaytohim,“__________.”A.I’mundertheweather B.I’mthereinallweathersC.You’vemademybloodboil D.Mybloodrunscold13.Whatisthewriter’sadvicewhenyoucometoanexpressionlikeundertheweather?A.Weshouldlookitupinagoodidiomdictionary.B.Weshouldtrytoexpressourmindswithit.C.Weshouldfindaninterestingwaytolearnit.D.Weshouldcreatesituationstoguessitsmeaning.(2024·陜西商洛·三模)Youngpeopleenjoydifferentkindsofdrinks,thoughtheyknowhowbaddrinksarefortheirhealth.Whatwillhappentoyouifwatertakestheplaceofalldrinks?ChrisBailey,apopularblogger,triedthisout.Herearetheadvantagesthathehasfoundaboutdrinkingwater.First,youloseweightfaster.Youdon’thavetoexercisebutjustkeepawayfromdrinksfor9days.Sowaterisveryimportant.Itisthesameasrunningfor8kilometersaday!Sowritedownyourresolutiononapieceofpaperandputitonthewall.Andyouwillseetheresultsoon.Sometimeswhenyouhavetostayuplateforatest,youmaydrinkacupofteaorcoffee.Butdoyouknow75to85percentofyourbrainiswater?Nothingelse!Justbydrinkingwater,yourbraincanworkefficiently.Youmayrememberthingsquickly.What’smore,waterwashesoutsomethingbadinyourbody.Sodrinkingenoughwatercanstopyoufromgettingoldsoon.Ifyouwanttolookyoungandbeautiful,drinkwaterrightnow!Keepondoingitforlonger,andyouwillbesurprisedtotouchyoursoftandcleanskin(皮膚).Lastly,yousavemoney!Thepriceofwaterismuchlowerthanthatofotherdrinks.Drinkenoughwatereveryday,orspendmoneyvisitingdoctors.Thinkaboutit!So,whatareyouwaitingfor?14.Youcanwritedown“________”onapieceofpaperaccordingtoParagraph3.A.Takemoreexercise! B.Drinkmorewater!C.Usethebrainmore! D.Savemoremoney!15.Theunderlinedword“efficiently”inParagraph4means“________”.A.well B.badly C.happily D.slowly16.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A.Thereis25%waterinyourbrain.B.Keepingondrinkingwatermakeshairsoftandclean.C.Stayingawayfromdrinksfor9dayshelpsloseweight.D.Themoneyspentoncoffeeislessthanthatinvisitingdoctors.(2024·陜西商洛·三模)Haveyouheardofthehorse-faceskirts?TheseChineseskirtsdatebacktotheSongDynasty(960—1279).Theyhavebeautifulpatterns(圖案)andfoldsonbothsides.Andthereareopeningsinthefrontandbackoftheskirts.Thisstyleiscalled“mamian”.InSongDynasty,womenusedtowearthehorse-faceskirtswhentheyrodedonkeys(驢)orhorses.Theopeningsmakeitconvenientforwomentogetonandoffthem.Inthenexthundredsofyears,theseskirtshavebecomemoreandmorebeautiful.In2022,manyhanfuloversbegantospreadtheknowledgeoftheskirts.ThishelpedmorepeoplelearnabouttraditionalChineseclothes.“Forus,wearingtheskirtsisnotjustforfashion(時(shí)尚),”saidMao,oneofthehanfulovers,“ItalsoshowsourloveforChineseculture.”Recently,theskirtshavegottenevenmorepopular.ManyfamousChinesepeoplehavewornthemtointernationalevents.AndduringthispastSpringFestival,lotsofyoungpeopleworetheskirtswhentheywentontrips.Peopleinothercountriesliketheseskirts,too.Chineseclothingfactorieshavegottenalotofordersforthemfromabroad.Areportstudiedhowpopulartheskirtswereamongforeignusersofsomeshortvideoapps.Whatdidthereportfind?Lastyear,usersfrommorethan90countriessharedsomethingabouttheskirts!Besidestheskirts,“newChinese-styleclothes”isalsoahottopic.TheseclothesaddtraditionalChinesesymbolstomodernfashion.Theyhavewontheheartsofmanypeoplearoundtheworld.17.Whichisthepictureofahorse-faceskirt?A. B. C. D.18.WhydidwomeninSongDynastywearthehorse-faceskirts?A.Forbeauty. B.Forridinghorsesordonkeys.C.Fordoinghouseworkathome. D.ForshowingtheirloveforChineseculture.19.Whatdidthereportfindaboutthehorse-faceskirtsinParagraph5?A.Theyappearinallusers’videos. B.Theyaremoreexpensivethanbefore.C.Theyhavegottentheworld’sattention. D.Theyhavechangedwesternfashion.20.Thepassagemostprobablycomesfromthe________partofamagazine.A.Sports B.Business C.Travel D.Culture(2024·陜西渭南·二模)Plantsarerooted(扎根)inoneplace.Theycan’trunawayfromdangerorwalkoverthesunnysideofthegarden.Sotheyhavetodevelopsomespecialwaystoprotectthemselvesandgrowinthenature.Somescientistsfoundthatplantscansensetheirsurroundings.You’veallseenplantsgrowtowardslightwhichiscalledphototropism(向光性).Evenifthetopofthemarecutoff,theplantsdon’tchangethedirection.Theysensethelightandtelltherestoftheplantshowtogrowthen.Someplants“talk”witheachotherbyusing“airmail”towarneachotherofdanger.ResearchersinEnglandcuttheleavesofcabbages.Thecabbagesthenproduceatinynumberofchemicals(化學(xué)物質(zhì))thatprotectthemselvesfromsomeinsects.Strangely,thecabbageswhicharen’tcutnearbyalsobegintogiveofftheirowndifferentchemicals.Thatmeanstheyseemtoreceiveawarningfromtheircabbageneighbors.Mostamazingly,plantshaveagreatsystemofcommunicationthatcanconnectnearlyeveryplantinaforestbyfungi(真菌).Itconnectstherootsofdifferentplantstoeachother.Scientistscallthesystemthe“woodwideweb”,similartotheInternetweuse.Usingthenetwork,plantscancommunicateandshareinformationandevenfoodwitheachother.Whateverthecase,plantsarestrangerandmorewonderfulthanwecanimagine.21.Picture________showstheword“phototropism”.A. B. C. D.22.Wecanfindtheanswertothequestion“________”inthethirdparagraph.A.Whydothecabbagesproducethechemicals?B.HowdothecabbagesgrowbiggerinEngland?C.HowmanyresearchersarethereinEngland?D.Whendidtheresearchersdotheexperiment?23.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwefindthepassage?A.Art. B.Nature. C.Culture. D.Sports.(2024·陜西西安·二模)ZhengHuanhasadeeplovefornature.“Sunshine,air,water,plantsandanimals...Theyarethemostimportantthingsonourplanet.However,manypeoplehaven’trealizedit,”Zhengsaid.“What’sworse,climatechangeisgreatlyaffectingbiodiversity(生物多樣性)andourenvironment.”Zhengdecidedtomakeachange.ShesetuptheYouthLeaderFundandbeganworkingwithgamecompaniesandartists.Togethertheyhavemadeclimatechangeathingthatcanbeseen,feltanddealtwith.ZhenghasbeenworkingonagamecalledGuardiansofEarth.Playerstakepicturesofdifferentkindsofplantsandanimalstoearnpointsinthegame.“Thegamehaschangedmyideasaboutplantsandanimals.Theyhaveallbecomealiveandmeaningfultome,”oneplayersaid.AnotherprojectZhengishelpingwithisondigital(數(shù)字的)artworksaboutclimatechange.Sheinvitedartiststocreatepiecesbasedonasci-finovelAI2041,whichtalkedabouthowAIwouldaffecttheenvironmentinthefuture.“Onlinepaintingscanreachmorepeopleinashortertime,”Zhengsaid.“Iwanttoincreasepeople’sunderstandingofnatureinbeautifulandfuturisticways,”sheadded.Zheng’sworkhasgotwideattentionandpraise.Shehopesonedaybiodiversityandclimatechangewillbecomeoldideas—likesomethingthatisrooted(植根于)inpeople’shearts.24.ZhengsetuptheYouthLeaderFundto________.A.learnfromartists B.getclosertonatureC.fightagainstclimatechange D.makemorepeoplegetinterestedinnature25.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthebookAI2041?A.Itbecamepopularinaveryshorttime. B.ItisabouttheadvantagesofAI.C.ItwaswrittenbyZhengHuan. D.Itisasci-finovel.26.Wheremayyoufindthepassage?A.Inaguidebook. B.Inamagazineaboutnature.C.Inahistorytextbook. D.Inasciencefiction.(2024·陜西咸陽(yáng)·二模)Howdoyouusuallysleep—barefoot(赤腳)orwithsockson?Scientistshavefoundthatwearingsockstobedcanhelpyoufallasleepmorequickly.Isn’tthatamazing?Thetemperatureofyourinternalorgans(內(nèi)臟器官)iscalledyourcorebodytemperature(核心體溫).Duringtheday,yourcorebodytemperaturestaysaround37degrees.Overthecourseofsevenoreighthoursofsleep,itdropsbyasmuchas1.2degrees.Howdoesthishappen?Well,whenyourbraindecidesthatyourinternalorgansshouldcooldown,itwillwidenyourbloodvessels(血管).Thewarmerbloodfromyourbody’scorewillthenflowtotherestofyourbody.Inthisway,yourcorebodytemperaturegraduallydrops.Thisprocessisimportantforfallingasleep.Infact,thefasteryourbody’scorecoolsdown,thefasteryouwillgettosleep.Accordingtoscientists,wearingsockscanhelpwidenyourbloodvessels.This,inturn,lowersyourcorebodytemperatureandhelpsyoufallasleepmorequickly.Ifyouhavetroublegettingtosleep,whynotgiveitatry?Takeawarmfootbathbeforebedandputonyoursocks.You’llprobablyfallasleepfifteenminutesfasterthanusual!27.Whatisthecorrectorderaboutyourcorebodytemperature’schange?a.Thebrainwidensyourbloodvessels.b.Thebraindecidesinternalorgansshouldcooldown.c.Yourcorebodytemperaturegraduallydrops.d.Thewarmerbloodflowstotherestofyourbody.A.b→c→a→d B.b→a→d→c C.c→d→a→b D.c→a→b→d28.Ifyoucan’tgotosleepquickly,youcan________.A.listentomusicanddoexercise B.drinksomemilkandlistentomusicC.takeawarmfootbathandwearsocks D.takeawarm.bathanddoexercise29.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.DroppingBodyTemperature B.SleepingonTimeC.TakingTemperatureCorrec

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