閱讀理解真題匯編（30篇）Ⅱ-山東地區(qū)2022-2023九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末備考（含答案解析）

閱讀理解真題匯編（30篇）II-山東地區(qū)2022-2023九年級(jí)英

語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末備考

學(xué)校:姓名：班級(jí)：考號(hào)：

一、閱讀單選

（2022?山東臨沂）TheLanternFestivalfallsonthe15thofthefirstmonthofthelunar

calendar.AncientpeoplealsocalleditShangyuanFestival.Celebrationsandtraditionsonthis

daybeganfromtheHanDynasty（朝代）,andbecamepopularintheTangDynasty.

Watchingtheredlanternsisoneofthemaintraditions.Lanternsofdifferentshapesand

sizesareusuallyputontrees,oralongriverbanksonshow.Youngkidsusuallyholdsmall

lanternsinordertogetgoodluck.

Anothertraditionisguessinglanternriddles（謎語(yǔ)）.Theanswertoariddleisusuallya

ChineseCharacter,afamousperson'sname.

Themostimportantthingistoeatsweetdumplingswithdifferenttastes.InnorthernChina,

theyarecalledyuanxiaowhileinsouthernpartthey9renamedtangyuan.Becausemaking

sweetdumplingsislikeagameoranactivity,theyareusuallydonehappilybyagroupof

friendsorfamilymembers.

Inoldtimes,theLanternFestivalwasagoodtimeforyoungpeopletofindlove.Watching

lanternsgaveyoungpeopleachancetomeeteachother.AndthereweremanyromanticC良

漫的）storiesaboutthisfestival.TwolinesfromXinQijiintheSongDynasty,"SuddenlyI

turned,andthereshestood,inthedimlight.”

Inaword,theLanternFestivalhasbroughtChinesepeoplesomuchfunandjoy,wehope

theyoungpeoplecancarryonthesetraditionsanddevelopChineseculture.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,選擇最佳答案。

1.Howmanydynastiesarementionedinthispassage?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Five.

2.Accordingtothepassage,whichoneistrue?

A.WecanseelanternsincolorsontheLanternFestival.

B.MostLanternriddlesareaboutplantsandanimals.

C.TheLanternFestivalusedtoberomantic.

3.FromParagraphFour,whatcanwelearnaboutsweetdumplings?

A.TherearedifferentkindsofsweetdumplingsinChina.

B.TheyarecalledtangyuaninnorthernChina.

C.Peopleonlymakesweetdumplingswithfamilymembers.

4.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?PI=Paragraph1.

5.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.WherearetheLanternFestivalcelebrated.

B.WeshouldmaketheLanternFestivalmorepopular.

C.TheintroductionoftheLanternFestival.

（2022?山東臨沂）Doyoustillfeelworriedabouthowtogetyourphonecharged（充

電）？Twoyearsago,a19-year-oldteenagerhelpedyoutosolvethisproblem.Heinventeda

phonechargerwhichusesenergyfromyourownbodytochargeyourphone.

HandEnergy,thewonderfulinventionoftheinventorMichaelVaga,allowsyoutocharge

yourphonesimplybyshakingyourhand,whichstartsthecharger'sgyroscope（陀螺儀）to

produceelectricity.Andtheelectricitycantheneitherbestoredorusedtochargeamobile

immediately（立即）.

Hesaid,“Witheachrotation（旋轉(zhuǎn)）ofyourhand,thegyroscope'sspeedincreasesquickly

andproducesmorepower.Theaveragespeedofthegyroscopeisabout5000roundsper

minute.Withthissmallcharger,yourphysicalenergycanbeturnedintoelectricalenergyand

thismeansyoucanchargeyourphone.

HandEnergycanhelpyouproduceendlesselectricity.Youcanuseiteverywhereyouwant.

Itisespeciallyusefulforpeoplewhohavetospendalongtimeinthewild.What'smore,it's

friendlytotheenvironmentandhelpsyoutoexerciseyourwrists（手碗）.Ittakesbetween40

minutesandonehourtofullychargethebatteries（電池）.

TheinventiontookVagaayeartodevelop.Now,theinventorfromMinsk,Belarus,is

readytoputitintoproductionandsendoutthecreativeconvenientchargers.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。

6.Howcanwegetenergyofthenewcharger?

A.Bychangingthebatteries.

B.Byusingagyroscope.

C.Byshakinghand.

7.Inthethirdparagraph,theunderlinedwordmeansinChinese.

A.平均的B.全部的C.開(kāi)始的

8.Fromthepassage,itseemsclearthat.

A.theelectricityshouldbestoredfirst

B.themoreyoushakejhemorepowerthechargerproduce

C.wedon'tneedtousebatterieswiththenewcharger

9.Whowillbethemostinterestedinthisinvention?

A.Thefishermen.B.Thedrivers.C.Thestudents.

10.Thepassagemainlytellsusabout.

A.whythenewphonechargerwasinvented

B.weshouldshakeourhands10getenergy

C.anenvironmental-friendlyinvention-thenewphonecharger

(2022?山東濟(jì)寧)

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11.Howoftendotheyhaveastudents'nightatCatch-Up?A.Everyday.B.Onceaweek.

C.Twiceaweek.D.Threetimesaweek.

12.BettyandherparentswenttoCatch-UplastWednesday.Howmuchdidtheypayby

showingBetty'sstudentcard?

A.$120.B.$160,C.$200.D.$240.

13.WhatdoweknowabouttheStudents'NightatCatch-Up?

A.YoucanhavemealswithyourfriendsatCatch-Up.

B.Onlystudentscanhavethechancetogetaspecialprice.

C.EverystudentwhocomestoCatch-Upwillgetaspecialdrink.

D.Yourfriendscanenjoythesamepriceiftheywearyourschooluniform.

（2022?山東濟(jì)寧）OnFeb.12th,2020,Dalian（nothisrealname）wastakingatrainto

Changsha,Hunan,forabusinesstrip.Whileonthetrain,hewentintoacarriage（車廂）to

havelunchandchosetoremaininthecarriage.Hedidn'tknowthatthecarriagewasonlyfor

peopleheadingtoWuhan.

Severalhourslater,whenthetrainarrivedinWuhan,Dalianwasaskedtogetoff,ashe

wasinthespecialcarriage.Althoughhewassurprised,hedidn'twanttocausetroubleand

gotoffthecarriagewithjustasinglebag.

Becauseoftheepidemic（流行?。?Wuhanhadbeenlockeddown.SoDaliancouldn't

findahoteltostayin.Feelingataloss,hesawanoticeonlinelookingforvolunteerstowork

inhospitals.Daliandecidedtogiveitatry.

HesoonbecameavolunteerinWuhanNo.lHospital.Hewasresponsiblefortakingout

rubbish,sweepingthefloor,disinfecting（i肖毒）thehospital,dealingwithusedprotective

suits（防護(hù)服）andbringingmealstopatients.

Theyoungman,reportedlyfromNortheastChina,hadtowork12hourseveryday,

changinghisprotectivesuitthreetimesaday.Whileworking,hecouldn'tdrinkanythingor

gotothebathroom.Healsohadtohaveclosecontactwithinfectedpatients,whichisrisky

（冒風(fēng)險(xiǎn)的）.

Dalianwasafraidofgettinginfectedatfirst.uWhenIenteredthewards（病房），Iwas

kindoffrozen（僵硬的）andfeltlikeIcouldn'tmove,“hesaid.Butafterhesawmorepatients

getbetter,hisfeargraduallywentaway.

Dalian'sstoryhasgoneviral（走紅:的）online.Peopleweresurprisedbyhisexperience,

anddescribedhimashaving“aheartofgold^^.

14.WhydidDalianhavetogetoffinWuhaninthepassage?

A.Becausehewasinthewrongcarriage.

B.Becauseheboughtthewrongtrainticket.

C.BecausehechosetohavelunchinWuhan.

D.BecausehewenttoWuhanforabusinesstrip.

15.Daliandecidedtoworkinahospitalbecause.

A.heranoutofmoney

B?hecouldn'tfindahoteltostayin

C.hewasonceavolunteer

D.hewantedtobecomeadoctor

16.DaliandidmanythingsasavolunteerinWuhanNo.1HospitalEXCEPT.

A.bringingmealstodoctors

B.dealingwithusedprotectivesuits

C.disinfectingthehospital

D.takingoutrubbishandsweepingthefloor

17.Whatdoesthispassagetrytotellus?

A.Everybodyshouldbeavolunteer.

B.Wemustprotectourselvesallthetime.

C.Weshouldbethankfultomedicalworkers.

D.Everyonecanfightthevirus（病毒）intheirownway.

（2022?山東濟(jì)寧）Holidaysplayanimportantpartinourlife.Weworkhardduringthe

year,sowefeeltiredandstressedattimes.Weneedholidaystorelax,eveniftheyonlylast

forafewdays.Thisisespeciallytruefbrwomen.Theycouldgetawayfromtheirhusbands,

childrenandfamilyforevenoneweekintheyea匚

Holidayshavemanygoodresults.Firstly,theycanimprovetheeconomy（經(jīng)濟(jì)）.Ifthere

werenoholidays,peoplewouldhavelittletimetospendthemoneytheyearn.Secondly,

holidaysallowpeopletorelaxafterworkinghardthroughouttheyear.Duringandafterthe

holidays,peoplefeelmorerelaxedandenergetic,theythenbringthisenergytoworkwhen

theycontinueworking.Lastly,holidayshelppeoplelearnhowtoenjoylife.Mostpeople

improvetheirrelationshipswiththeirotherfamilymembersduringholidays.

However,holidaysalsohavebadaspects（方面）.Forexample,manypeoplesaidthat

theycouldn'tenjoyshoppingortravellingbecausethereweresomanypeopleshoppingand

travelling,too.Anyway,mostpeoplerealizethattheyneedholidays.Ican'timaginewhat

people'sliveswouldbelikeiftherewerenoholidays.

18.Peopleneedholidaysbecause.

A.theyneedtospendmoneyB.theyneedtorelaxafterthehardwork

C.theywanttomakemorefriendsD.theywanttorunawayfromthereallife

19.Howmanyadvantagesdoholidayshaveaccordingtothepassage?

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

20.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Peoplecanfeelmorerelaxedafterholidays.

B.Peoplewillknowhowtoenjoylifeduringholidays.

C.Thedisadvantagesofholidaysaremorethantheiradvantages.

D.Peoplecanhavemoreenergytoworkafterholidays.

21.What'sthewriter'sattitude（態(tài)度）toholidays?

A.Thereshouldn'tbemoreholidays.B.Holidayscanbringsomeproblemstous.

C.Holidaysarenecessary.D.Holidaysarenotsoimportantasmoney.

（2022?山東濟(jì)寧）Noonewantstoworkatamessydeskandlooklazy.Butdoesa

messydesktopactuallymeanthat?Notalldisorders（無(wú)序）meanyoumesseverythingup.

EvenSteveJobsthoughthispersonalattractioncamefromhismessydesktop.

Peoplewhopreferamessydeskhavetheirownideas.Somethinkitmakesthem

comfortable.Somebelieveithelpsthemfocusmoreeasily.Messytablescanmakeiteasierto

focusonthetasks,justlikesomenovelistscanwritepatientlyinanoisycafe.Othersmaybe

thepeoplewhowanttodothingsperfectly.Forthosewhostriveforperfection,tasksare

either100%or0%done.Sotheyusuallyputawaythelessimportantthingsanddothemost

importantonesperfectly,whichleadstopapermountainsonthedesktop.

Manypeoplearedescribedasuntidy,carelessandslowbecauseofmessytabletops.

However,whenweseethedesksofAlbertEinstein,MarkTwainandMark

Zuckerberg-pioneersoftheirtimes—thingsmightchange.Clearly,theworldwelcomes

uniformity（一致）andorder,italsoneverrefusesregular（有規(guī)律的）disorder,whichseems

likeamessbutgoesinanorganized（有條理的）way.

Researchshowsthatpeopleworkingwithamessydesktopareprobablymorecreative

andliketotakerisks.Butpeoplewithatidyoneoftenfollowtherulesandmaynotliketotry

newthings.Forexample,inanexperiment（實(shí)驗(yàn)）donebyKathleenVbhs,peopleinthe

messygroupcameupwithmoreinterestingandcreativeideasaboutthenewusesof

ping-pongballsthantheorganizedone.Vbhssays,“Messyenvironmentsseemtoinspire

peopletothinkupfreshideas.”

Butamessydeskmightnotbethebestchoiceallthetime.Whenyouneednewideas,a

messydeskmightbeagoodchoice;butwhenyouwanttodoataskquicklyandsuccessfully,

itseemsbettertomakeadeskcleanandtidy.

22.Somepeoplepreferamessydeskbecause.

A.itmakesthemuncomfortable

B.theyarelazyanduntidy

C.theywon'tdothingswell

D.theycanfocusontaskseasily

23.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"strivefbr"meaninChinese?

A.對(duì)……感興趣B.將……分開(kāi)C.為……斗爭(zhēng)D.為……努力

24.TheexperimentdonebyKathleenVbhsshowsthat.

A.Disorderisneverwelcomedinthisworld

B.peopleworkingwithatidydesktopalwaystrynewthings

C.amessydesktophasabadinfluenceonpeople'sminds

D.peopleworkingamessydesktopthinkupfreshideasmoreoften

25.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.MessyDesk:DoPeopleNeedtoChangeIt?

B.MessyDesk:DoesItMakePeopleComfortable?

C.MessyDesk:DoPeopleGetUsedtoIt?

D.MessyDesk:DoesItHelpPeopleWorkEfficiently?

（2022?山東?莒南縣）Whenwethinkofpaper,wethinkofnewspapersandbooks.But

therearemanyotheruses.Onlyhalfoftheworld'spaperisusedforbooksandnewspapers.

Paperisverygoodforkeepingyouwarm.Youhaveperhapsseenhomelessmenasleep

onalargenumberofnewspapers.InFinland,itissometimes-40℃inwinter.Thefarmers

wearpaperboots（靴子）inthesnow.Nothingcouldbewarmer.

Eachyear,moreandmorethingsaremadeofpaper.Wehavehadpapercupsandplates

foralongtime.Butnowwehearthatchairs,tables,andevenbedscanbemadeofpaper.

Withpaperbootsandshoes,youcanwearpaperhats,paperdresses,andpaperraincoats.

Whenyouhaveusedthemonce,youthrowthemawayandbuynewones.

Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesearenotsmallhousesforchildren

toplayin,butreal,bighousesforpeopletolivein.Youcanbuyahousewiththreeroomsfor

about500dollars.Youcanputitupbyyourselfinafewhours,andyoucanuseitforabout

fiveyears.

26.ThefarmersinFinlandwearpaperbootsinwinter.

A.tofeelmuchbetterB.tokeeptheirfeetwarmC.tosavealotofmoney

27.Longbeforewebegantousepapertomakechairs,tablesandbeds,.

A.wecouldbuypaperbootsandshoesinpapershops

B.wecouldwearpaperhatsandpaperdresses

C.wehadalreadyhadpapercupsandplates

28.Thelatestuseofpaperseemstobepaperhouses.Thesehousesare.

A.notexpensiveandeasytobuildup

B.madeforchildrentoplayinorfbrhomelessmentolivein

C.madeonlyfortherichpeople

29.Afteryouuseapaperraincoat,youmay.

A.useitforalongtimeB.lendittoothersC.throwitaway

（2022?山東?莒南縣）LastweekScarlettandRyanvisitedtheirgrandmother.Theywere

chasingeachotherthroughthehouse.Theylovedtochaseeachotherintheirgrandmother^

housebecauseitwassobig.Therewerepracticallyhundredsofhidingplacesindifferent

rooms.Thebestpartwasthebalconyonthesecondfloor.Theycouldrunalongalong

corridor（走廊）andwentintothebalcony.

ScarlettandRyanwereplayinginthebalconyhappily.Atthattime,theirgrandmother

wascookinginthekitchen.Suddenly,sheheardabignoise.uWhathaveyoukidsbroken

now?”Grandmotheraskedthemloudly."Uh...nothing."Ryanlied.

ScarlettopenedhereyeswideinhorrorasshelookeddownatRyan.Ryanknocked

downanantique（古董的）vaseinpieces.Theydidn'tknowthepriceofthevase,butthey

knewthattheirgrandmotherlovedthevasesomuch.

Ryandidn'twanttotelltheirgrandmotherthetruth.Hethoughttheirgrandmotherwould

beangrywithhim.Shedidn'twanttolietotheirgrandmother.Finally,Scarlettand

Ryanwenttothekitchenandtoldtheirgrandmotheraboutthevase.Theirgrandmotherfelt

verysorryforthevase.ShepaidMYM20forthevasesomanyyearsago.Itwasanantique

andmightworthalotofmoney.Butshedidn'tpunishScarlettandRyanbecausetheydidn't

lietoher.

30.Whatwastheirgrandmotherdoingwhenthevasebrokeintopieces?

A.ShewaswatchingTV.

B?Shewascookinginthekitchen.

C.Shewascleaningtheroom.

31.WhichofthefollowingcanbethemissingpartinParagraph4?

A.AndScarlettagreedwithRyan.

B.Scarlettdecidednottotellherthetruth.

C.ButScarlettdidn'tagreewithRyan.

32.Aboutthevase,wecanknow.

A.itscolorB.itspriceC.itssize

33.WhichwordcanbestdescribeScarlettaccordingtothepassage?

A.Honest.B.Silly.C.Hard-working.

（2022?山東?棗莊市）"TodayIwillgiveyouaspecialtest,“saidtheEnglishteacher

withasmileonhisface.

Allthestudentssetupstraightandwaitedforthetesttobegin.Theteacherbegantogive

thetestpaperstoallthestudents.Afterhefinishedhandingoutthetestpapers,heaskedthem

tobegin.

Thestudentswereverysurprisedtoseethattherewasnotaquestionbutablackdot（圓

點(diǎn)）inthecenterofthepaper.Theteachernoticedthestudents'surpriseandsaid,"Iwantyou

towriteaboutwhatyouseethere."Attheendoftheclass,theteachertookallthestudents'

answersheets（答題2氏）andreadtheanswers.Allofthemdescribedtheblackdot.After

readingalltheanswers,theteachersaid,"Hereeveryoneonlypaidattentiontotheblackdot,

butnoonewroteaboutthewhitepaper.,,Thewholeclasslistenedsilently,becausetheywere

afraidtofallintheexam.Thentheteachersaid,"Don'tworryaboutyourmarks（分?jǐn)?shù)）for

thistest.Ijustwantyoutothinkaboutourlife.Thewhitepaperislikeourwholelifeandthe

blackdotinthecenterofthepaperrepresents（代表）problemsinourdaily

OurlifeisagiftgiventousbyGod,withloveandcare.However,wejustpayattention

totheproblemslikeillnessesandpoverty,andneverseehappythingsinourlife.Sowe

shouldtrytosolveourproblemsandenjoyeachmomentlifegivesus.

34.Whatwasinthecenterofthepaper?

A.awhitedotB.ablackdotC.aquestionD.agift

35.WhafstheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword"poverty“inthelastparagraph?

A.幸福B.富有C.貧窮D.保險(xiǎn)

36.Whichistherightorder（順序）ofthestory?

①Theteacherreadalltheanswers.

②Theteacheraskedhisstudentsnottoworryabouttheirmarks.

③Theteacherwantedhisstudentstothinkaboutlife.

④Theteacherbegantohandoutthetestpapers.

A.④①②③B.①②③④C.④①③②D.③②①④

（2022?山東?棗莊市）Helpingotherscanhelpustoo

Onceuponatime,therelivedafarmerwhogrewverygoodcorn.Eachyear,hewould

takepartinthestatefarmers'fair（展覽會(huì)）andwinatopawardforhiscorn.

Thestoryofthefarmer^successreachedtheearsofareporterwhowantedtointerviewthe

farmer.Whilehewaslearningaboutthefarmer^growingskills,hefoundthatthefarmer

sharedhisbestqualityseeds（優(yōu)質(zhì)種子）withhisneighbors.

“Howcanyouaffordtoshareyourbestcomseedswithyourneighborswhensomeof

themmightgotothefairaswell?^^thereporterasked.

“Whywouldn'tI?”thefarmerreplied.“Thewindpicksuppollen（花粉）fromthecorn

andmovesitfromfieldtofield.Ifmyneighborsgrowpoorqualitycom,crosspollination（交

叉授粉）willfinallydegrade（降低）ihequalityofmycomtoo.IfIamtogrowhighquality

com,Imusthelpmyneighborsgrowgoodcomtoo.”

Thefarmer'sanswermadethereporterunderstandhowaware（明白的）theoldfarmer

wasaboutconnections（聯(lián)系）inlife.

Itisthesamewithourlives.Thosewhochoosetoliveinpeacemusthelpothersaround

themtoliveinpeacetoo.Thosewhowishtobelovedmustfirstlearntoloveotherstoo.

Thosewhowishtolivewellmusthelpotherslivewelltoo,asthevalueofourliveshas

somethingtodowiththeliveswetouch.

37.Whatdidthereporterthinkaboutthefarmersharinghisseeds?

A.Itwouldmakehimpoor.

B.Itmightmakehimlosetheaward.

C.Itwasanicethingtodo.

D.Itwascleverofhimtodothis.

38.Thefarmer'scomgrewwellpartlybecause.

A.hisneighborsalsogrewgoodcorn

B?hisneighborsgavehimthebestcorns

C.hewasgoodatdoingcross-pollination

D.hestoppedothersfromgrowinggoodcorn

39.Thestorytellsusthat.

A.hardworkleadstosuccess

B.weshouldtrytoimproveourlives

C.helpingothersisgoodforus

D.lovingothersmakelifemorevaluable

（2022?山東?寧津縣）Onceuponatime,akingplacedalargestoneinthemiddleofthe

mainroadandhidgoldcoinsunderthestone.Thenhehidbehindahugetreeandwatched.

Thefirstpersondownthestreetwasamilkmanwithhiscar.Hecrashed（撞上）intothe

stoneandthemilkspreadallovertheground.uWhatfoolputthisstonehere?^^heshouted.

Hepickedhimselfupandangrilywentaway.

Afterawhile,awomancamealong,puttingapotofwateronherhead.Suddenly,the

womantrippedover（絆倒）thestoneandherwaterpotwentcrashingtotheground.She

pickedherselfupandwalkedawayintears.

Thekingwatchedalldayasmanypeoplecomplainedaboutthestone,butnobodytried

tomoveit.Thekingwondered,"Istherenooneinthisvillagewhofeelsanyresponsibilityto

keeptheirneighborsfromharm?”

Justthen,ayounggirlcamealong.Whenshesawthestone,shesaidtoherself.tuThis

stoneisadanger.Ishouldmoveitoutoftheway."Afterlotsofeffort,thegirlfinally

succeededinmovingthestonetothesideoftheroad,andshefoundthegoldcoinsunderthe

stone.Shelookedaroundandfoundnobody.

Atthatmoment,thekingsteppedoutfromwherehehid."Ohsir,“thegirlsaid,“isthis

goldyours?Ifnot,wesurelymustfindtheowner,forhewillcertainlymissit."Thekingsaid,

“Mydear,thegoldcoinsaremine,butnowthegoldcoinsareyours,becauseyouaretheonly

personwhohaslearntthelessonIwanttoteachmypeople.Nothinggoodcancometoa

nationwhosepeopleonlycomplainandexpectotherstosolvetheirproblems.^^

40.Wherewerethegoldcoins?

A.Behindthetree.B.Onthestone.C.InatreeD.Underthestone.

41.Whenthemilkmancrashedintothestone,hefelt.

A.angryB.sadC.surprisedD.excited

42.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"responsibility“inParagraph4mostprobablymeanin

Chinese?

A.欲望B.興趣C.責(zé)任D.能力

43.Thekingplacedastoneontheroadbecausehewantedto.

A.givethegirlabigsurpriseB.hidegoldcoinsunderit

C.playatrickonhispeopleD.seewhowouldmoveit

44.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thewomantriedtomovethestonebutshefailed.

B.Itwasnoteasyforthegirltomovethestonebyherself.

C.Allthepeoplecomplainedaboutthestoneandrefusedtomoveit.

D.Themancrashedintothestoneandthewaterspreadovertheground.

（2022?山東?寧津縣）Areyoulookingforsomethingthatcanaddcolortoyoursummer

holiday?Ifyes,herearethesummercoursesthatyoucannotmiss!

ChildrenCanCookThecourseistoimprovechildren'sknowledgeinthekitchen.They

willlearnbasiccookingskills,kitchensafety,andhowtobuyproperingredients（原料）and

followstepsinrecipes（食譜）.Childrencansitcomfortablyandeatwhattheyhavecookedat

theendofeachlesson.

LittleWritersThecourseisdividedintotwoparts.Inthefirstpart,childrenare

introducedtofamousstoriesandtheirwriters.Inthesecondpart,theyaretaughttowritetheir

ownstories.Childrenalsogetthechancetowriteothertexttypes,suchaspoemsandplays.

ActingforFunThisisacoursethatletschildrenenjoythefunofacting.Throughacting

andspeakinginfrontofpeople,childrenwillbemoreconfident（自信的）.Parentsare

welcometowatchtheperformancegivenbythechildrenattheendofthecourse.

WatercolorPaintingThiscourseteacheschildrenthebasicskillsofpaintingindifferent

ways.Weencouragechildrentowatch,imagineandcreatetheirownworks.

45.Childreninthecookingcoursecan.A.sellthefoodtousB.learnhowto

stayhealthy

C.learnhowtocookD.eatwhatteacherscooked

46.Howmanypartsarethereinthewritingcourse?

A.Onepart.B.Twoparts.C.Threeparts.D.Fourparts.

47.Whichcourseshouldchildrentakeiftheywanttobemoreconfident?

A.ActingforFun.B.WatercolorPainting.

C.LittleWriters.D.ChildrenCanCook.

48.Childrenaren'tencouragedtoworksinthepaintingcourse.

A.watchB.copyC.imagineD.create

49.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

A.Childrencaneatwhattheyhavecookedinthecookingcourse.

B.Thesecoursesmaymakechildren'ssummerholidaymorecolorful.

C.Childrenwillnotbetaughtthebasicpaintingskillsinthepaintingcourse.

D.Childrenhavethechancetowritedifferenttexttypesinthewritingcourse.

（2022?山東?寧津縣）WhenIwasinthirdgrade,Iwatchedavideothatwasaboutthe

discoveryofKingTutankhamen'stomb（墳?zāi)梗?IrememberHowardCarterlookingthetomb

carefullythroughanaiTOwholewithacandle.Aworkmanaskedwhathecouldsee.

"Wonderfulthings!^^Cartersaid.Fromthatmoment,IknewwhatIwantedtodowithmylife.

Today,Tmluckytoworkasanarcheologist（考古學(xué)家）.Istudythelivesofpeoplewho

livedinEgypt（埃及）.It'sexcitingwork.Sometimesyoufindsomethingthatwasburied（埋葬）

threethousandyearsago.Holdingapieceofhistoryisanamazingfeeling.

SoIdecidedwhatIwantedtobeattheageofnine,andImadeithappen.Seemseasy,

right?Notquite!Theroadwasn'teasy.Ididmystudies——university,thenaPhD.Butalong

thewayIwastoldmanythings:Iwastooyoung,Icouldn'tmakeit.Ishouldgetmarriedand

havekids.Ialsoneededmoney,soIaskedforsixgrants（撥款）.ThefirstfiverepliesIgot

saidno.Sixmonthslater,thelastreplycame:Thistimeitwasyes.Finally,Icouldstartmy

ownwork.

Foranyonethinkingaboutacareer（事業(yè)）,Iwouldsay:Nevergiveup.Ifyouwanttodo

something,keeptrying.Ifpeopletellyouno,usethat—itwillpushyou.Atthebeginning,it

hurts.Butthenextnohurtsalittleless.Itmakesyoustrongerandactuallyhelpsyou.

Second,