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（2024?山東濟(jì)寧?中考真題）

Class:ScienceDate:17/05/2029

WhatShouldYouD。IFJ'?！盕indaRabyBirdOutofIheNcsf(巢Jg)?

IfthebirdisHURT:

Calltheanimalcenter(0-123T567).

OR

Carefullypirkthebirdupandlakeittoananimalhospital.

(Keepitwarmanddon*Igiveitany(bod!)

tfthebirdisMOTHURT:

。IFithasFEWFEATHERS(羽毛):

Pspkbelievebirdswillgive

,YouCMreachthenestupthdrbabiesiftheyhave

—?Putthebirdback.smellofpeopleonthem.

+IfyouCRN，Tfindorreachthenest

-?Calltheanimalcenter,_________________________

oIfithasFEATHERS:WRONG!Birdsdon'tcare!

?Justleaveitthere!

(It'slearninghowtofly!)

1.Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindababybirdhurt?

A.Justleaveitthere.B.Calltheanimalcenter.

C.Putitbacktoitsnest.D.Feeditwithhealthyfood.

2.Whyshouldyoudonothingaboutanunhurtbabybirdwithfeathers?

A.Becauseyoumighthurtit.B.Becauseitislearningtofly.

C.BecauseitisafraidofpeopleD.Becauseitsmotherwillfinditsoon.

3.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutmotherbirds?

A.Theydon'tcareabouttheirbabies.

B.Theypushtheirbabiesoutoftheirnest.

C.Theydon'tmindthesmellofpeopleontheirbabies.

D.Theywillgiveuptheirbabiesifthere9ssmellofpeopleonthem.

4.Wheredoyoumostprobablyfindthispassage?

A.Inanewspaper.B.Inanengineer'sdiary.

D.Inastudenfsnotebook.

（2024?山東濟(jì)寧?中考真題）

Sometimeswhentherainfallshardandfastonyou,itmighthurtalittle.Butwhathappenswhenithitsa

mosquito（蚊子）？

In2012,DavidHu,ascientistatGeorgiaTech,becameinterestedinthisproblemanddecidedtodoa

research.Heusedahigh-speedcamerasothathecouldwatchthemosquitoesinveryslowmotionandfindout

whatthey5redoingwhenthey5reoutintherain.

Whathefoundisthatwhenaraindropfallsonamosquito,ifslikewhenabushitsaperson.Besides,the

littleinsect（昆蟲）ishitbyaraindropaboutonceevery20seconds.Sowhydon'tweseemanydeadmosquitoes

afteritrains?

Amosquitoisasbigasaraindrop,butitismuchlighter-0.002gonly.Thissavesitslifeinraindrophits.

Becausethemosquitoissolight,whenitishitbyaraindrop,itwon'texperienceaforcethatisstrongenoughto

killit.

Thestudyalsofoundthatwhenamosquitoishitbyaraindrop,theinsectispushedbytheraindropandfalls

togetherwithit.Butthemosquitodoesn'tgetweteasilybecauseitiscoveredwithhairswhichkeepoffwater.After

droppingabout6cm,itwillrollofftheraindropandflyaway.

However,thistrickisn'talwayssuccessful.Ifthemosquitofliestoolowwhenitishitbytheraindrop,it

won'thavetimetoflyoff.Thenitwillhitthegroundandmeetitsdeath.

5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“motion"mean?

A.Time.B.Movie.C.Step.D.Movement.

6.Whatprotectmosquitoesintherain?

A.Theirmouthsandtheirnoses.B.Theireyesandtheirears.

C.Theirlegsandtheirwings.D.Theirbodyweightandtheirhairs.

7.Whenisitdangerousforamosquitointherain?

A.Whenitfliestooclosetotheground.

B.Whentherainfallstoohardandtoofast.

C.Whenitishitbyraindropstoomanytimes.

D.Whenitdropsformorethan6cmintherain.

8.Whichofthefollowingisapropertitleforthepassage?

A.HowRaindropsHurtMosquitoesB.WhenMosquitoesAreinDanger

C.WhyMosquitoesAren'tHurtinRainD.WhenMosquitoesMeetTheirDeath

（2024.湖南.中考真題）

Headphonesarehelpful.Manykidsusethem.Butheadphonescanbeharmful,too.Theycancausehearing

lossifthevolume（音量）istooloud.StudiesshowthatoneoutofeverytenkidsintheUnitedStateshassome

hearingloss.Thecauseisloudnoise.

Doyouknowhowwehear?Therearecells侈田胞）insidetheearsthathelpushear.Wecan'tseethemwith

oureyes."Wecallthemhaircells,JackieClarksaid."Theylooklikehairsstandingup."Clarkisascientistatthe

UniversityofTexas.Shestudiesnoisesandears.Soundcannotbeseen,butitcanmakethehaircellsmoveback

andforward.Thinkofthewindintheleaves.

Loudnoisescandamage（損傷）thesecells.Andoncethecellsaredamaged,theydon'tgrowback.

Sometimesthere'stinnitus."It'slikesomeoneisplayinganoteontheflute（長笛）foralongClarksays.It

showswe'relosinghearing.Tinnitusisnotonlyharmfultoourears,alsoitcanmakeusfeeluneasy.Thafswhyit's

necessarytoprotectourears.

Howcanweprotectourears?We'dbetterkeepthevolumelowwhenweuseourheadphones.Weshouldbe

abletohearsoundsaroundus.Andotherpeopleshouldn,thearnoisefromourheadphones."IfIcanhearwhat

you'relisteningtowhenyou'rewearingyourheadphones,9,Clarksays,"it'stooloud.^^Toprotectourears,keepour

headphonesatabouthalfvolume.

9.Whatcanweknowabouthaircells?

A.Theyhelpushear.

B.Theylooklikehairslyingdown.

C.Theycanbeseenclearlywithoureyes.

10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tinnitus“meaninParagraph3?

A.Amusicalvoice.

B.Akindofinstrument.

C.Ringinginears.

11.Whafsthemainpurposeofthelastparagraph?

A.Togiveadvice.

B.Toshowproblems.

C.Toexplainreasons.

12.Whafsthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Beforelisteningtomusic,chooseagoodheadphone.

B.Whenusingaheadphone,keepthevolumelow.

C.Afterusingaheadphone,checkyourears.

（2024?江蘇宿遷?中考真題）

Chinaishometoteaandhasalonghistoryofteaculture.Astimegoesby,theteaculturehasdeveloped

greatly.

IntheTangDynasty,peoplenotonlydranktea,butalsoatethetealeaves.Thatwaswhytastingteawas

called“tea-eating”.IntheSongDynasty,thewaypeopledrankteabecameromanticandwasfullofart.Inthe

MingDynasty,tastingteareturnedtoitstruenatureof"drinkingtea”.Peopleputdrytealeavesinthecupandthen

pouredboiledwaterintoitbeforedrinking.AndintheQingDynasty,theteaculturefinallycameintocommon

families.Drinkingteabecamepartoftheirdailylife.Atthesametime,thereweremoreteahouses.

Nowadays,makingteaaroundastove（圍爐煮茶）hasbecomepopularamongyoungpeople.Thisisa

specialwayofdrinkingtea.Manyyoungpeopleliketochooseaquietandcomfortableenvironmenttomaketea.

Whileboilingtea,theremustbedelicateandtastysnackslikesmallorangesandsweetpotatoesonthecharcoal（炭）

stove,satisfyingpeople'seyesandmouth.Andbeautifulcupsandteapotswouldbringthemmorepleasureinmind.

Whattheyenjoyareart,spiritualworldandthedeepChineseteaculture.Awayfromtheirbusyworkandlife,they

feelcalmandpeacefulinmind.

Infact,peoplebegantomaketeaaroundastoveinancienttimes.Traditionally,abouttheartofmakingtea,

themostimportantpartisthetypesoftea,waterquality,thecontroloffire,thechoicesofteatools,andtheskillsof

brewing（沏茶）.Insomeways,theartofmakingteaisakindofcommunicationbetweenteaandpeople.

Astimepassesby,Chineseteaculturecontinuestodevelop.Modernteaculturehasmixedtraditionaland

modernartandlife,showingamoreopenandcolorfulculture.

13.Whendidpeoplenotonlydrinkteabutalsoeatthetealeaves?

A.IntheTangDynasty.B.IntheSongDynasty.

C.IntheMingDynasty.D.IntheQingDynasty.

14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“delicate“inparagraph3probablymean?

A.Boring.B.Attractive.C.Awful.D.Large.

15.Whyismakingteaaroundastovepopularwithmodernyoungpeople?

A.Becausetheyenjoycalmandpeaceinmind.

B.Becausetheycanstaytogetherwithfamilies.

C.Becausetheylikeeatingorangesandpotatoes.

D.Becausetheywanttoreturntotheancienttimes.

16.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Thetypesofthetealeaves.B.Theenvironmentsofdrinkingtea.

C.Thefutureoftheteaculture.D.Thedevelopmentoftheteaculture.

（2024.北京?中考真題）

SamHillisreallybadatfindinghiswayfromplacetoplace.TheworldisfullofpeoplelikeHill-andtheir

opposites,whoalwaysseemtoknowexactlywheretheyareandhowtogetwheretheywanttogo.Ithasproved

hardtoexplainwhy.However,withthedevelopmentoftechnology,there9snewexcitementhappeninginthe

researchworld.

Anexperimentwascarriedoutin2022tofindoutwhatmightinfluencewayfindingability.Researchers

developedanonlinegameinwhichplayerstravelbyboattofindwherealotofcheckpointslie.Thegameasked

playerstoprovidebasicbackgroundinformation,andnearlyfourmillionpeopleworldwidedidso.Throughthe

game,theresearcherswereabletojudgenavigational（辨識(shí)方向的）abilitybylookingathowfareachperson

traveledtoreachallthecheekpoints.Thentheycomparedplayers9performancewiththeirbackgroundinformation.

TheresearchersfoundthatNorthernEuropeansseemedtobebetternavigations,perhapsbecausetheylove

orienteering（定向越野），asportwhichinvolvescross-countryrunningandnavigation.Andthosefromcitieswith

moredisorganizedstreetnetworks（網(wǎng)狀系統(tǒng)）didbetterthanthosefromcitieswithorderlyones.Perhapspeople

ofplannedcitiesdon'tneedtobuildcomplex（復(fù)雜的）mapsintheirminds.

Researchresultslikethesesuggestthatpeople'slifeexperiencedecideshowwelltheyfindtheirway.Infact,

experiencemayevenexplainapopularbeliefthatmenaremorelikelytoperformbetterthanwomen.Itturnsout

thatthisdifferenceismoreaquestionofcultureandexperiencethanofinbornability.NorthernEuropeans,for

example,showalmostnogender（性另ll）differenceinnavigation.However,mendomuchbetterthanwomenin

placeswherewomenfaceculturallimitsonexploringtheirenvironmentontheirown.

ThatfindingisalsosupportedbystudiesontheTsimane,acommunitylivinginaforestinSouthAmerica.

ResearchersputGPSunitson305Tsimanepeopletochecktheirdailymovementsoverathree-dayperiod,and

foundnodifferencebetweenmenandwomeninnavigationalability.Evenchildrenperformedverywell-aresult,

researchersthink,ofgrowingupinanenvironmentthatencourageschildrentoexploretheforest.

17.Whywasanexperimentcarriedoutin2022?

A.Todevelopanonlinewayfindinggame.

B.Toimprovetheplayers5wayfindingability.

C.Topickoutpeoplewhoareweakinwayfinding.

D.Tofindoutwhypeoplearedifferentinwayfindingability.

18.Accordingtothepassage,whoisprobablythebestatfindingtheirway?

A.Awomanwhooftenexploresnature.

B.AgirlwhostudiesSouthAmericanculture.

C.Amanwhorunsonasportsgroundeverymorning.

D.Aboywholivesinacitywithanorderlystreetnetwork.

19.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Goodnavigatorsaremostlymade,notborn.

B.Navigationskillsdifferbetweenthegenders.

C.Navigationskillsarepasseddown,neverlost.

D.Goodnavigatorsbringdevelopmentsintechnology.

（2024?江蘇鹽城?中考真題）

hydrogen

Howcanwestopclimatechange?Howcanwestopairpollution?Howcanweliveonagreenplanet?One

wayistousecleanenergy.CleanenergydoesnotharmtheEarth.Itneverrunsout.EnergyfromtheSunisclean.

Wejustneedtolearnhowtogetandstoremoreofit.

PlantsuseenergyfromtheSun.Theyuseittoturnwaterandairintosugar.Thesugarcanbeusedasfood.

Scientistsknowalotabouthowplantsmakefood.SomescientistswanttogetenergyfromtheSunlikeplantsdo.

Theywanttomakeamachinethatcanusesunlighttomakefuel（燃料）fromwater.

Waterismadeupoftwodifferentparts.Breakingwaterintoitspartsishard.Plantsdoitallthetime,though.

Itispartofhowtheymakefood.WithenergyfromtheSun,thenewmachinewillbreakwaterintoitsparts.Oneof

thepartswillbeusedasfuel.Thenthefuelisusedtomakeelectricity（電）.Theelectricitycanpowercars,houses,

andsoon.

ThisfuelisbetterfortheEarththangasoline（汽油）.Itdoesnotpollutetheair.Plantscanhelpuslearnhow

tomakecleanenergy!

20.Howdoesthewriterstartthisarticle?

A.Bytellingstories.B.Byaskingquestions.

C.Bycomparingfacts.D.Bygivingexamples.

21.Whatwillthenewmachinedo?

A.Breakwaterintoitsparts.B.Makesomefoodfromplants.

C.Turnwaterandairintosugar.D.Producesugarasnewenergy.

22.Inwhichpartofamagazinecanwereadthearticle?

A.Health.B.Society.C.Science.D.History.

（2024.內(nèi)蒙古包頭.中考真題）

ClassicalChinesegardensarepurposelydesignedsothatnomatterwhereyoustand,youcanneverseethe

wholethingatonce.ThemysteryandthediscoveryhavehelpedtheclassicalgardensofChina,especiallythosein

Suzhou,remainpopularattractionsafteralltheseyears.

Putsimply,theaimofaclassicalChinesegardenistodeepenone'sadmirationofnature.Besidesjust

relaxinginnature,theclassicalChinesegardenshaveanotherpurpose-toinspireartisticexpressionlikepoetry,

literatureorpainting.NearlyallChinesegardensfeaturethethingsinthelistbelow.

Water

WaterisanecessarythingthatnoChinesegardencangowithout.Thewaterinagardentypicallysymbolizes

alakeoreventheocean.Watercanevensymbolizecommunication,movementanddreams.

Rocks

Largerockstypicallysymbolizemountains.ManyoftherocksintheSuzhougardenscomefromLakeTai,

havingbeenshapedbytheflowofwateroverthousandsofyears.Smallerrocksareoftenonshowinthefancy

hallsatagarden'sentrance.Thisshowstheappreciationthegardenownershadoftheserocks.

Plants

Ybucan'thaveagardenwithoutplants.Differentplantsandflowersareusedforeithersymbolicoraesthetic

（美學(xué)的）purpose-orboth.Bamboo,forexample,representsstrength.Flowers,meanwhile,addcolortoagarden,

witheachcarryingasymbolicmeaningofitsown.

Gates&Windows

Gatesofdifferentshapesdividedifferentpartsofagarden.Themostcommontypeofgate,themoongate,is

simplyacircle.Windowsareplacedthroughoutthegardentoallowthepassageoflight.Youcanalsocatcha

glimpseofinterestingtreesorrocksontheothersidefromthewindow.

Pavilions（亭）

InChinesegardens,pavilionsareusuallyplacedinsomeofthebestviewingplaces.Sometimesapavilionis

placedwhereonecanseethereflection（倒影）ofthemoonatnight,orinthebestplacetolistentothesoundof

rainontheleavesabove.Inthepast,pavilionswerealsousedasplacesforgardenownerstoreflect,paintandwrite

poems.

23.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“those“inparagraph1referto?

A.Plants.B.Paintings.C.Classicalgardens.D.Mysteryanddiscovery.

24.Whafsthepurposeofthistext?

A.Tolistsomeplantsandflowers.B.TointroduceclassicalChinesegardens.

C.Toexplainthehistoryofclassicalgardens.D.Tocomparedifferent

classicalgardensinChina.

25.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“glimpse“underlinedinparagraph6?

A.Look.B.Visit.C.Guess.D.Feeling.

26.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.NatureSpeaksforItselfB.ChineseGardensandWesternGardens

C.GettingLostinClassicalChineseGardensD.FindingWaystoModern

ArtsandBuildings

（2024?內(nèi)蒙古赤峰?中考真題）

Here'swhatyouneedtoknowabouteverythingthafsnewinthe2024ParisOlympics-fromnewsportsto

neweventsandmore.

Breaking

BreakingwillbeincludedintheOlympicsforthefirsttimeinParisin2024.Youmayknowthesportbyits

morecommonname,breakdancing.Athletesdon'tknowthemusicaheadoftime-theymustmovetothebeat.

Skateboarding

Skateboardingfirstcametothe2020Olympicsandreturnsforthe2024ParisGames.Therewillbetwo

clearevents-aparkcompetitionandastreetcompetition.

Sportclimbing

IfsthesecondtimeforsportclimbingtocometotheOlympicGames.IntheParisGames,thenumberof

athleteswillclimbfrom40to68.Whetheryouknowitasindoorrockclimbingornot,thebestathletesinthesport

climbingworldwillcompeteinthisuniqueeventin2024!

Surfing

Surfinginthe2024OlympicswilltakeplaceontheislandofTahitiinFrenchPolynesia.Theislandisover

9,000milesfromParis,anditisknownforitschallengingwaves.

27.Whafsthepurposeofthefirstparagraph?

A.Toleadinthenovel.B.Tointroducethetopic.C.Totalkaboutathletes.

28.WhichofthefollowingwillfirstappearintheOlympicsthisyear?

A.Breaking.B.Skateboarding.C.Sportclimbing.

29.HowmanyathleteswilltakepartinsportclimbingintheParisGames?

A.28.B.40.C.68.

30.WhyissurfingheldontheislandofTahiti?

A.Becauseithasabiggym.

B.Becauseithasgreatwaves.

C.BecauseitisfarfromParis.

（2024.四川雅安?中考真題）

OnNovember13,2023,peopleacrossKenya（肯尼亞）tookpartintheirfirstnationaltree-plantingholiday.

Theholidaywascreatedtoencouragepeopletoplanttrees.

Kenyaisfamousforitsbeautifulforestsandwildlife.ButlargeareasofKenya9sforestshavebeencutdown,

eitherforthewoodorforfarming.SothereislessandlesslandcoveredbyforestsinKenya.Thegovernmenthasa

goalofplanting15billiontreesby2032tocover30%ofitslandwithtrees.

InearlyNovember,thegovernmentannounced（宣布）NationalTreeGrowingDaywouldfallonNovember

13.Topreparefortheday,thegovernmentgot150millionyoungtreesreadyforplanting.Thegovernmentalso

createdaspecialapptohelporganizethetreeplanting.Theapphelpspeoplecollectyoungtrees,findplacesto

plant,andrecordtheirefforts.Italsohelpsthegovernmentfindouthowmanytreeshavebeenplantedindifferent

areasaroundthecountry.

Onthatday,peoplealloverKenyaturnedout（出現(xiàn)）inlargenumberstotakepartintheholiday.Inthe

capital,hundredsofpeoplejoinedin,eventhoughitwasraining.Governmentleadersledplantingeffortsin

differentpartsofthecountry.Workers,students,familiesandothergroupsshoweduptotakepart.

31.WhydidKenyacreatethetree-plantingholiday?

A.Tohelppeoplerelax.

B.Totellpeopletodevelopfarming.

C.Toencouragepeopletoplanttrees.

D.Tomakepeopleenjoyitsbeautifulforests.

32.WhyistherelessandlesslandcoveredbyforestsinKenya?

A.Becausetherearefewerfarmers.

B.Becausewildlifeneedstheland.

C.Becausetherainwatertakesawaytheland.

D.Becausepeoplecutdowntheforestsforaliving.

33.HowmanytreesdoestheKenyangovernmentwanttoplantby2032?

A.15billion.B.13million.C.30billion.D.150million.

34.WhatdoweknowaboutthespecialappinParagraph3?

A.Itiscreatedtorecordtheweather.

B.Itishelpfulforpeopletocollectyoungtrees.

C.Itshowsthenumberoftreesinonlyonearea.

D.Ittellspeopletheimportanceofplantingtrees.

35.WhatwasKenyanpeople'sopinionaboutthenationaltree-plantingholiday?

A.Theyrefusedtojoininit.B.Theythoughtitwastooboring.

C.Theymadenoefforttocelebrateit.D.Theyprovidedstrongsupportforit.

（2024?廣東深圳?中考真題）

Aftera10-yearprojecttocounttunaandotherlargefishintheworld'soceans,scientistshavemadeavery

surprisingdiscovery:thesefisharealmostgone.Becauseoftoomuchfishing,almost90percentoftheworldwide

populationoflargefish-theonesweusuallyeat-hasdisappeared.Ifwedon'tact,theseanimalswilltotally

disappear.Thatwillinfluenceeveryanimalintheocean.

Thedemandforfishisgrowing.Almostabillionpeoplearoundtheworldgettheirprotein（蛋白質(zhì)）mostly

fromfish.Doctorspraiseseafoodforbeinglowinfat.Butwhatseemslikeahealthychoiceforhumansiscausinga

disastertoouroceans."PeopleareconsumingQ肖費(fèi)）toomuch,^^saysLanceMorgan,ascientistattheMarine

ConservationBiologyInstitute.

Adishoftunainrestaurantscostsmorethanjustoneanimal'slife.Whenfishliketunadisappearfromthe

ecosystem（生態(tài)系統(tǒng)），theocean9sfoodchain（鏈）breaksdown.Animalssuchassharks,whichnormallyeattuna,

maydiebecausetheyfindnofood.

Thenewsmaybescary,buttakingactionfromnowoncanpreventharmthathasn'thappenedyet.World

organizationsareorderingcountriestostopfishingtoomuch.TheMontereyBayAquariumgivesseafoodchoices

toanyonehopingtokeephealthywithoutdestroyingtheenvironment.

“Ifyoucareaboutwildlife,firstspendtimeandthinkaboutyourownvaluesandbeliefs,9,saysMorgan.

“Thendecidewhatyou'regoingtoeat.”

36.Howdoesthewriterstartthetext?

A.Bygivingafact.B.Byaskingaquestion.

C.Bytellingastory.D.Byusingasaying.

37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“demand“inParagraph2probablymean?

A.Wish.B.Support.C.Need.D.Price.

38.FromParagraph3,weknowthat.

A.ifsharksdieout,tunawilldieoutsoonB.tunawillbemorepopularinrestaurants

C.tunaplaysanimportantroleintheecosystemD.tunadisappearedbecause

theyfoundnofood

39.Whafsthepurposeofthetext?

A.Totellpeopletostoppollutingouroceans.

B.Totellpeopletoprotectwildlifeinoceans.

C.Totellpeopletoavoideatingtoomuchseafood.

D.Totellpeopletoliveabalancedandhealthylife.

40.Whatdoesthelastparagraphofthearticleexplain.

A.Weneedtocareaboutwildlife

B.Weneedtoeatwildanimals

C.Weneedtoreflectonourownvaluesandbeliefs

D.Wedon'twanttoprotectwildanimals

（2024?廣東深圳?中考真題）

ArecentTVseriesTotheWonderhasbecomeChina'sbreakoutTVhitoftheyear.Ithasalsowonpraiseata

filmfestivalabroad.TotheWonderisbasedontheaward-winningnovelofLiJuan,MyAltay,andisdirectedby

TengCongcong.Itisverypoeticandfilledwithbeautifulwisdom.

TheTVdramafollowsthejourneyofLiWenxiu.SheoncewishedtoleaveAltay,anareainNorthern

Xinjiang.AfterfailingtorealizeherdreaminthecapitalofXinjiang,Lihastomovebacktoherhometownand

triestofindanewdirectionforherself.Atfirst,Lifindsithardtounderstandherneighbours5traditionalwayof

thinking.UndertheinfluenceofhermotherZhangFengxia,Listartstoseetheplaceanditspeopleinanewlight.

Later,shecomestounderstandtheirlifestyleandrespectfornature.

Fansdescribewatchingthedramaasanexperienceinthewonderland.4tIfslikebreathinginfreshairor

lyingunderthesun,^^saidonefan.64Itisauniquedrama,verydifferentfromtheusualChineseseries.Amust-watch

ifyouwanttodiscoverthebeautyofthegrasslandandlifethere,anotherfansaid.

“PeopleenjoythewonderfulviewofAltay.Butthekeytothesuccessoftheseriesliesinitsabilityto

connectwiththeviewersonahumanlevel,saidTengCongcong.4tInthedrama,everyonecommunicatessincerely.

EvenifIdisagreewithyou,Isincerelyrespectyou.Infact,thisisaveryimportantpartofhumannature-thelove

fortruth,goodnessandbeauty.^^

41.TotheWonderisthenameof-.

A.aforeigndramaB.afamousfilmC.aTVseriesD.abeautifulpoem

42.WhydoesLiWenxiucomebacktoAltay?

A.Tolookafterhermother.B.Tofindherselfanewdirection.

C.Tohelpthelocalpeople.D.Toenjoyitsbeautifulview.

43.Theunderlinedword“unique“hastheclosestmeaningto.

A.seriousB.commonC.specialD.strange

44.WhatisthekeytothesuccessofTotheWonderaccordingtoDirectorTeng?

A.Itssincererespectfornature.B.Thebeautifulwisdomofthewriter.

C.Thelifestyleofthelocalpeople.D.Itssincereconnectionwithviewers

45.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A.EveryonecommunicatessincerelyB.Liferequiresbelievinginmiracles

C.Alovefortruth,goodness,andbeautyD.Sincerelyrespectyou

（2024?廣西?中考真題）

Haveyoueverimaginedwhatbeescandowiththeirtinybrains?Nowscientistsarelookingintoabee's

brain.

ClintPerry,ascientist,hasspentmuchtimestudyinghowbeesthink.Hesaysstudyingbeesisnotvery

differentfromstudyingotheranimals.t6Themaindifficultyistodesign（設(shè)計(jì)）anexperiment（實(shí)驗(yàn)）beeandget

whatwewant,^^hesays."Withhumans,wecanaskthemaquestionandgetananswer.Butwecan'tusethesame

waytogetananswerfrombees.Theyarejusttryingtogetsugar.Beeslikesugar.”

Thefactthatbeeslikesugarishelpfulforscientiststodesignexperiments.Forexample,inoneexperiment,

Perr