【江蘇】2022-2023學年中考英語二模匯編-閱讀理解Ⅴ（30篇）

【江蘇專版】2022-2023學年中考英語二模匯編-閱讀理解V

（30篇）

學校:姓名：班級：考號：

一、閱讀單選

（2022?江蘇蘇州??？级＃癢esaidnototheinvitationtothebirthdaypartybecause

mychildsaysthey,renotevenfriends.,,

WhenIreadtheabovewords,Ifeltheartache.

Iknowbirthdaypartiescanbelikeatrouble,butIefsbelievetheparentswhosentthat

invitationweren,ttryingtogetmoregiftsfortheirkidsormakethingsmorecomplicated.

Forsomekids,managingschoolandfriendsiseasy.Maybeyouhaveachildwho,s

outgoing,self-confidentormaybeyouhaveachildwhodoesn,thaveanyproblems.However,

forsomekids,schoolandfriendscanbeverydifficult.

Abirthdaypartyisafun,excitingandgoodopportunity.Itisachanceforthekidonthe

sidelinestoplaywithotherkidswhodon,tplaywithhim/heratschoolorwhodon,tcall

him/herafriend.

Sometimesevenwhenthebirthdaypartyandthethemehavebeendecidedonandthe

difficultdecisionaboutwhomtoinvitehasbeenmade,therecanstillbedoubts.Those

invitationscanstayuntouchedinthebottomofthechild,sbackpackfordays,becausehe/she

istooscaredtohandthemout.

Idon,tknowyourchild,andIdon,tknowyou.Idoknowthereareparentswholie

awakeatnightwonderingiftheirchildwillhavethecouragetohandouttheinvitationsinthe

morning;Idoknowthereareparentswhohopetheycandependonotherparentstoteach

theirchildrentobekindenoughtoshowup.Maybeyou,llneverhavetobeoneoftheparents

whofindithard.Iknowwhatthat,slike,becauseIhavechildrenwhofinditeasy.ButIalso

haveachildwhodoesn,t.Andbecauseofthat,we,vebecomeafamilythatsaysyestoeveιy

invitationWereceive.

Sometimesabirthdaypartyinvitationisnotjustabirthdaypartyinvitation;it,salsoan

invitationtobeafriend.

1.What,stheauthor,sattitudetowardthewordsinPara.1?

A.Worried.B.Sad.C.Interested.D.Excited.

2.WhatcanweIeamfromthepassage?

A.Childrenareverydifferentfromeachother.

B.Somechildrenatschoolneedspecialattention.

C.Childrenshouldbeencouragedtoplaygames.

D.Notallchildrencandealwithschoolproblemswell.

3.Tosomechildren,whatdoesabirthdaypartymean?

A.Achancetohavesomefunoutdoors.B.Achancetogetmanygiftsfromothers.

C.Achancetoplayandmakefriendswithothers.D.Achancetoinviteotherchildrento

theirhomes.

4.Whatdoestheauthormainlywanttotellus?

A.Kidsreallylovegoingtoparties.B.KidsshouldIeamtomakefriends.

C.Somekidsaren,tgoodatmakingfriends.D.We,dbetteracceptbirthdayparty

invitations.

（2022,江蘇蘇州,?？级＃￤hatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?Myanswer

hasalwaysbeenavet.

Wedidn,thavepetsgrowingupbecausemymotherwasscaredofanimals.She

transferred（轉(zhuǎn)移）someofthisfeartome.Ifsnotcommonyoufindsomeonewho,sscared

ofanimalsbutwantstobeavet.Still,IknewthisiswhatIwanted.

VetschoolwasnothinglikeIhadimagined.Withinthefirstfewweeks,anyfears?had

aboutbeingavetvanished.Inthefourthyear,Wewereintroducedtosurgery.Ilovedit.

Stitching（縫）woundswaslikeasatisfyinggameofTetris（俄羅斯方塊）,whereallthepieces

fitbeautifullytogethertomakesomethingbrokenwholeagain.Itsolidified（使堅固）my

beliefthatthiswastherightfitforme.

Thesewerethemostchallengingandrewardingtwoyearsofmylife,andbeforeIknew

it,theywereover.Iwasofficiallyaveterinarysurgeon（獸醫(yī)）.Surprisingly,?feltemptyafter

?finished.Whywasn,tIexcitedtomoveon?Ihadcompletelyforgottentothinkaboutwhat

comesnext.IfeltasifIhadspentthelastdecadeofmylifewritingexamsandworkingcrazy

hoursonlytocomeoutontheotherside,completelyclueless.

Thereweresomanyoptionstochoosefrom.Icouldstartaclinic,workatanother

practiceorevenpursuefurtherstudies.ItwasmyfatherwhosuggestedItraveltogainsome

perspective.IhesitantlydecidedtospendsometimeinNewZealandwithmyauntwhoalso

happenstobeavet.

NewZealandwasbeautiful!IfinallyhadachancetothinkaboutwhatIwanted.Oneof

thevetsthereallowedmetoobservetheirpractice.Workingwithvetnursesreallystoodout

forme.Wedon,thavevetnursesinIndia!Itisablessingtohavesuchexperiencedand

dedicatedindividualsasapartofyoursupportsystem.Afterawholeyearofwhatfeltlike

aimlesswandering,thisexperiencehelpedmedecideIwantedtoworkoverseas.

So,toalltheotherconfusedvetsouttherewhohaven,tfiguredthingsout:It,s

completelyokaytofeelconfused!Mostpeoplefeelthesamewayatsomepointintheir

careers.Don,tbeafraidtotrynewthingsevenifyoufeeldifficultorimpossible.

5.Whydidn,ttheauthorconsiderraisingapetofherownbefore?

A.Becauseshehadbeenwoundedbyapet.

B.Becauseshewasnotinterestedinanimals.

C.Becauseherfamilycouldn,taffordtobuyherone.

D.Becausehermotherpassedonherfearofanimalstoher.

6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“vanished“inParagraph3probablymean?

A.Erupted.B.Disappeared.C.Increased.D.Realized.

7.Howdidtheauthorfeelaftershegraduatedasarealvet?

A.Lost.B.Ashamed.C.Confident.D.Excited.

8.Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?

A.Differentpeoplehavedifferentdreamjobs.

B.Howtheauthorbecameavetwiththehelpofheraunt.

C.Bytravelingabroad,peoplecanbroadentheirknowledgecircles.

D.Peoplewillfindwhattheyreallywantiftheyarebraveenoughtotry.

（2022,江蘇蘇州,?？级＃㎡nafreezingcoldday,acouplehadtomoveintoasmall

apartmentbecauseoftheirfailureinbusiness.Thehusbandworkeddayandnighttosupport

thefamilybutpaidnocareofhiswife.Soshethought,??Hcdocsn,tlovemeanymore.He

justcaresabouthisbusiness...notme”.

Oneday,shewasabouttotakeashowerwhenhestoppedheratthedoor,"Letmetakeit

first,Okay?”"Whynotmefirst?^^sheasked.44Iamtired,honey,youtakeitlater,okay?"She

wasentirelyunhappy.

Onedayshefoundnothingtodoandturnedonhiscomputer.Afewwordscameintoher

sight.

Readingthem,sheburstintotears.Itwashisdiary:

Today,Iwasquitesad.SheaskedmewhyIwasalwaystakingtheshowerfirst,andI

saidtoher,“Iwasexhausted."Shewasunhappy.Inhermind,?treatedhernotaswellas

usual,butwhatcouldIdo?Iwasnotasrichasbefore!Wemovedtothesmallapartment,and

therewasonlyoneshowerinthebathroom.Itwassocoldtotakeashowerinsuchacold

winter.But?foundthatifonepersontooktheshowerfirst,theroomcouldgetalittlewarmer.

SoeverydayIrushedtothebathroomfirst.Iwasthinkingthat,whenshetooktheshower,

theroomwouldgetwarmer,evenifitwasonly1□.

NowIcannotgiveheracomfortablelife,takehertogoodrestaurants,orbuyexpensive

dressesforher,butatleast,Icangiveher1□love.

9.Whydidthecouplemovetothesmallapartment?

A.Bothofthemwereoutofwork.B.Theywantedtoliveabetterlife.

C.Themancouldtakebettercareofhisbusiness.D.Theyweretoopoortoliveinthe

formerhouse.

10.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“exhausted”?

A.Devoted.B.Worried.C.Tired.D.Injured.

11.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Theywouldlivearicherlifesoon.B.Thewomanmisunderstoodherhusband.

C.Themanwouldcarelessabouthisbusiness.D.Thewomanwouldgetangιyafter

readingthediaιy.

12.What,sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.ALoveStoryB.1□LoveC.ASufferingCoupleD.Fightforthe

Bathroom

（2022?江蘇泰州,統(tǒng)考二模）Chinakick-starteditsseventhSpaceDaycelebrations

themed44Spaceinspiresdreams”onApril24,2022,whichaimedtoinspirethepublicto?eam

scientificknowledge,generateinnovative（倉IJ新的）ideasandCalTyforwardthescientific

spirit.HereisatableforyoutoIeamsomething.

CountiySovietUnion（Russia）TheUSAChina

Date12April,19615May,196115October,2003

AstronautYuriGagarinAlanShepherdYangLiwei

Age273838

SpaceshipVostok1Mercury3Shenzhou5

Time1hour48minutes15minutes21hours

Height327kilometers185kilometers343kilometers

CirclesaroundtheEarth1O14

13.Thetableaboveshowsus.A.threejourneysintospaceB.dailylifeof

threefamouspeople

C.differencesbetweenthreespaceshipsD.somethingaboutthreefamousastronauts

14.wentintospacefirst.

A.ChinaB.TheUSAC.SovietUnionD.TheUK

15.Whatcan,tweknowfromthetable?

A.Thedatesofarrivinginspace.B.Thebirthdayofeachastronaut.

C.Theheightsthethreespaceshipsreached,D.Thecirclesthespaceshipswentaround

theearth.

16.Accordingtothearticle,whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Vostok1tookAlanShepherdintospace.

B.Shengzhou5circledtheearth10times.

C.Chinadesignated（指定）April24asSpaceDayin2016.

D.Mercury3reachedaheightof327kilometersinspace.

（2022?江蘇泰州?統(tǒng)考二模）Oneofmygrandchildrensentmeaself-portrait（自畫

像）shecreatedforherartclass.Thetophalfoftheportraitshowsherhairpartedinthe

middlewithherbigbrowneyeslookingthroughherglasses.

Thebottomhalfoftheself-portraitisabrightbluefacemaskwithcolourfulflowers.Itis

acleverartprojectwiththefacemaskasacover.Themaskisremovable（可去掉的），butwe

receivedherpicturewiththemaskon.

Hereyeslookedabitconfused.Whohasn,tlookedconfusedinrecentmonths?Luckily,

IthinkIknowwhattheproblemis.Thechildneedstoworkonhersmize.

FashionmodelTyraBankscreatedtheterm“smize''severalyearsago.Asmizeisa

combinationofsmileandeyes,meaningtosmilewithyoureyes.Modelscanmaketheireyes

smilewithoutmovingt:heirmouths.

Smizingisbigrightnow.It,shardtoshowfriendlinesswhenthesmilinghalfofyour

faceiscovered.Restaurantsareeventeachingwaitstafftoperfectthesmizebehind

facemasks.

YoucansmizebySCrUnChing（使收縮）upyoureyesandusingyourcheekstopushyour

eyesuptocreateasmilingeffect.It,shardtodo,butyoucanlearnhowtodoitbypracticing

infrontofamirror.

Likemostpeople,Icanwearmymaskandsmileatthesametime,butmyeyescan,t

smilewithoutmymouth.Theyhaveanunbreakablebond.

Toobadweoftencan,tseeoneanothersmilingthesedaysbecausesmilingislike

yawning-highlyContagiOUS（傳染的）.Smilingandkindlyacknowledgingonanotherasfellow

humanbeingswouldn,tbetheworstthingtosweepthenation.Goahead,smizeorsmile,

whateveryoucando.Spreaditaround.

17.Whydidtheauthormentionhergrandchild,sself-portrait?

A.ToshowhowCOVID-19hasaffectedpeople,slives.

B.Toexplainhowpeoplecommunicateduringthepandemic.

C.Toraisepublicawarenessofwearingmasks.

D.Toleaduptothemaintopicofaspecialwayofsmiling.

18.Whydoweneedtosmize,accordingtotheauthor?

A.Toexerciseoureyemuscles.B.Toshowfriendliness.

C.Tocalmdown.D.Tofollowapopulartrend.

19.WhatisParagraph6mainlyabout?

A.Theoriginofthesmize.B.Thebenefitsofsmizing.

C.Howtosmize.D.Thedifferenttypesofsmizes.

20.Whatmighttheauthoragreewith?

A.Smizingissimilartoyawning.

B.Hercheekfatmakesiteasierforhertosmize.

C.Itisimportantforustospreadsmizeorsmiles.

D.Smizingwillbecomeincreasinglypopularacrossthenation.

（2022?江蘇泰州?統(tǒng)考二模）PachecoisasenioratCathedralCatholicHighSchoolin

California,US.Whenshewasalittlegirl,herparentsletherchooseanAmericanGirldoll.

Shepickedonewithahaircolorandstylethatmatchedherown.??Shelookedlikeme,andI

felttherewasapieceofmeinher,^^saidPacheco.fcfcYouseeyourselfinadoll,andit,sreally

specialtohavethatconnection.”

Butwhataboutchildrenwithmedicalconditionwhodon,tlikeanyoneelse?Pacheco

wantedtogivethesechildrenthesamegiftshegotasachild.Overthepastseveralmonths,

shehasmadedollsforkidswhohaveuniquefacialappearances.??Eachofthesekidsisso

special.Ihopethroughthesedollstheycanseethemselvesinanewlightandreally

appreciatetheirbeauty.^^

Pachecogottheideaforthedollprojectafterrememberingamagazinestoryabout”A

DollLikeMe”.Thisisaprojectthatmakescustomdollsforchildrenwithdisabilities.

PachecoreachedouttoFreshStartSurgicalGifts,anorganizationthatprovidesfree

operationsandothermedicaltreatmentforchildren.Sheaskedifshecouldcreatesimilar

dollsforsomeofitsclients（顧客）.

Forthisproject,Pachecowatcheddoll-makingcourse,thendesignedherownpatterns

andfiguredouthowtomakedollsthatlookedlikeherclients.Itwasimportanttoherthatthe

childrencouldseethemselvesinthedolls,butthattheirdifferenceswouldnotbethemost

noticeablefeature（特征）.

ZulemaGillettgotoneofPacheco,sdolls.Shesaidshelovedtheidea.44Whodoesn,t

wantadollthatlookslikethemandthattheycouldrelateto（產(chǎn)生聯(lián)系）?”Gillettsaid.

MichellePius,chiefdevelopmentofficerforFreshStartSurgicalGifts,wasimpressed

byPacheco,sdolls.??Itisaveιykindandwaπn-heartedgesturetomakedollsthatwillhelpa

childfeellikethey,renotalone,,,Piussaid.

21.WhatisspecialaboutdollsmadebyPacheco?

A.Theyhavesimilarhaircolortohers.B.Theyaredollsjustforgirls.

C.Theylooklikeherclients.D.Theyareallconnectedtoeachother.

22.WhydidPachecomakedollsforspecialchildren?

A.Tooffertheirparentsmoregiftchoices.B.Togettheminterestedinherschool

project.

C.TomakeadvertisementsforAmericanGirldolls.D.Toencouragethemtoappreciate

theirownbeauty.

23.Fromthepassage,weknowPacheco.

A.isagirlwithadisability

B.dreamstorunherownbusiness

C.wasinspiredbythe“ADollLikeMe"project

D.raisedmoneytoprovidefreetreatmentforspecialchildren

24.HowdidZulemaGillettprobablyfeelaftergettingthedoll?

A.Angry.B.Happy.C.Embarrassed.D.Upset.

25.Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph?

A.PiusspokehighlyofPacheco,swork.

B.PiuswantedPachecotojoinFreshStartSurgicalGifts.

C.PiusadvisedPachecotobemoreconfident.

D.PiushelpedPachecodealwithherloneliness.

（2022?江蘇泰州?統(tǒng)考二模）ΓmaPrOCraStinatOr（有拖延癥的人）.Inuniversity,?

shouldspendayearonmy90seniorthesis（論文）.Ididn,twriteaworduntilthreedays

beforethedeadline.Finally,?wrote90pagesover72hours,pullingnotonebuttwo

all-nighterstofinishjustbeforethedeadline.Ofcourse,itwasaVerybadthesis.

Ithinkthatthebrainofprocrastinatorsandnon-procrastinatorsareactuallydifferent.

BothbrainshaveaRational（理性的）Decision-Makerinthemwhomakesustakeaction

rightnow.Buttheprocrastinator,sbrainalsohasanInstantGratification（及時行樂）Monkey

whodoesn,tlikethatplanandonlycaresabouttwothings:easyandfiιn.

Fortheprocrastinators,itistheMonkeythatactuallytakestheWheeLButhowcanthey

startworkingwhenreallyimportantthingshappen?Itturnsouttheprocrastinatoralsohasa

Panic（恐慌的）Monster.Heisnotactivemostofthetime,buthesuddenlywakesupanytime

adeadlinegetstooclose.He,stheonlythingtheInstantGratificationMonkeyisafraidof.

SeeingthePanicMonster,theInstantGratificationMonkeygoesupatreeandhides!

TheRationalDccision-Makcrcanthentakethewheelandtheprocrastinatorcanstart

working.

Thisexplainshowtheprocrastinator,ssystemworks.Butifitworks,whybother?

Well,it,sbecausetherearesituationsinourlivesthatdon,thavedeadlines,likeseeing

yourfamilyorexercising.Inallofthesenon-deadlinesituations,thePanicMonsterdoesn,t

showup.Sotheprocrastinator,ssystemactuallydoesn,tstartwork.

Sowhatshouldwedo?MaybewecanmakesomethingcalledaLifeCalendar.Weneed

totakealong,hardlookatthatcalendarandthinkaboutwhatwe,rereallyprocrastinatingon.

26.Whydoesthewritermentionhisuniversityexperienceinthefirstparagraph?

A.Toshowthatweallhavelimitlesstalent.

B.Togiveanexampleofprocrastination.

C.Toexplainthatprocrastinationisquitecommon.

D.Toprovethatprocrastinatorsareabletofinishtheirtasks.

27.Whafsthemeaningoftheunderlinedphrase"takethewheel"inParagraph3?

A.Driveacar.B.Behotactive.C.Makeadecision.D.Hidequietly.

28.Inthewriter,sopinion,whichofthefollowinggoeswiththeprocrastinator,ssystem?

A.TheRationalDecision-Makerdoesn,twork.

B.TheInstantGratificationMonkeyhidesforalongtime.

C.ThePanicMonsterneverappearsbeforethedeadline.

D.TheInstantGratificationMonkeyisontherightside.

29.Theprocrastinator,ssystemsometimesdoesn,tstartworkbecause.

A.thereisnoPanicMonsterinrealityB.noteveιythinginlifehasadeadline

C.thePanicMonsteristoolazytoworkD.situationsinreallifearehardtocontrol

30.Whatisthewriter,ssuggestionforprocrastination?

A.Buyacalendaranduseitoften.B.Livealongenoughlifetoputthingsoff.

C.Thinkaboutwhatweneed.D.Makeaplanandworkoutwhat,sreally

important.

（2022?江蘇宿遷?統(tǒng)考二模）

ROCKET

TOSPACE

PETCompanies

RbyKittyWolfe

byDiegoRamirczQuiz:Whatpetareyoumostcomfortable

Astronaut,slifeinspaceshipwith?

TwomonthsfromlaunchtolandingComparecharactersandkindsofcatsand

LearnaboutCareersinSpacedogs

Halfprice:nowonly$15

SWas$39,95

now$19.95

ICYJOURNEYHANDIWORKMAKEpubhshed6ayear

辰￡

bySamMcgee?$22.50forsixbooks

□Explorers5ArcticadventurestotheSouth?Makemoneywithdolls

Pole?Createbasketsfromcloth,wood,and

□Remarkableachievementsoffifteenbravefeathers

men?Makeinternationalsuitsandblanketsby

□839pagesforonly$12.50hand

31.WhowroteRocketToSpace?A.DiegoRamirez.B.KittyWolfe.

C.SamMcgee.D.Wedon,tknow.

32.PetCompaniescostbefore.

A.S15B.$39.95C.S12.50D.$30

33.WhichofthefollowingisWRONG?

A.HandiworkMakecanteachyouhowtomakeinternationalclothes.

B.RockettoSpaceisaboutastronaut,slifeinspace.

C.PetCompaniestellsthecharactersandkindsofdogsandcats.

D.IcyJourneyisthecheapestofthefourbooks.

（2022,江蘇宿遷?統(tǒng)考二模）Longlongago,therewasaking.Helikedtodrawpictures.

Hethoughthispicturesweregood,sohelikedtoshowthemtopeople.Peoplewereafraidto

saythattheking,spictureswerebad,sotheyallsaidthathispictureswereverygood.

Oneday,thekingshowedsomeofhisbestpicturestoanartist.Hewantedtheartistto

speakwellofthesepictures.Buttheartistsaidhispicturesweresobadthatheshouldput

themintothefire.Thekinggotangrywithhimandputhimtoprison.

Aftersometime,theking,sguardbroughttheartistbacktothepalace.Thekingsaidto

theartist.44Iwillsetyoufreeifyoutellmewhichoneofmypicturesisgood.”Againhe

showedhimsomeofhisnewpicturesandaskedwhathethoughtofthem.

Afterhavingalookatthem,theartistatonceturnedtotheguardandsaid,??Takeme

backtoprison,please.^^

34.Thepicturesthekingdrewwere.

A.asgoodastheartist,sB.betterthantheartist,s

C.verygoodD.verybad

35.Whichofthefollowingisright?

A.Theartistsaidtheking,spictureswereexcellent.

B.Thekingthoughthispictureswerenotgood.

C.Theartistsaidtheking,spictureswerebad.

D.Thepeoplethoughttheking,spicturesweregood.

36.What,sthemeaningofthesentence44Takemebacktoprison”？

A.Theartistlikedtobeinprison.

B.Theartistthoughttheking,spictureswerebetter.

C.Theartistthoughttheking,spictureswerestillbad.

D.Theartistwasstillangrywiththeking.

（2022?江蘇宿遷?統(tǒng)考二模）Computersarewidelyusedintheworld.Asstudents,we

cannotonlyusethemtorelax,butalsostudyonline.Doyouhaveanyonlineclasses?Itis

possibletotakeclassesathome.Allyouneedisacomputerandanearphone.However,most

studentsdon,tseemtolikeonlineclasses.Recently,over2,000studentsfrom10citiestook

partinasunzey.Accordingtothesurvey,onlyabout35percentofthestudentsliketaking

suchclasses.

Manystudentssaiditwashardtogiveenoughattentiontostudywhiletakingonline

classes.ThiswastrueforLiJing,15,atNo.1HighSchool."Therearenoclassmatesandno

realteacherswatchingme.IcanusetheInternettoplaygamesordootherthingsifIwantto.

It'shardertoalwayspayattentiontostudy,,,shesaid.

LiJingpreparesalotbeforetakingherclassestomakesureshewillkeepherattention.

Shealsotriestohaveherselfcommunicatewithteachers.Studentscancomeupwithor

answerquestionswhiletakingonlineclasses.TianLishan,14,atNo.HighSchool,thinks

onlineinteraction（互動）isn'tenough.??Theonlineteachersdon,treallygettoknowme.

WhenIdon,thandinhomework,allIgetisashortmessageinsteadofrealconcern,,,she

said.

However,onlineclassesstillhaveadvantages.4itsavestimeandmoneycomparedwith

takingofflineclasses.Also,ifIdon,tunderstandsomepartsofalesson,Icanwatchitover

again,,,LiJingsaid.

37.Inthesurvey,studentsliketakingonlineclasses.

A.about500B.about700C.about600D.about2,000

38.Takingonlineclasseshasthefollowingadvantages.

□savetime□hardtofocusenoughinteraction□savemoneywatchlessonsoveragain

A.□□□B.□□□C.□□□D.□□□

39.WhatcanweIcamaboutaccordingtothepassage?

A.LiJingpushesherselfcommunicatewithteachersinonlineclasses.

B.TianLishanisastudentfromahighschoolinBeijing.

C.LiJingthinksthatonlineinteractionisn,tenough.

D.LiJingthinksitiseasytoalwaysstayfocused.

40.Thepassageismainlyabout.

A.howthestudentstakeonlineclassesathomeB.wherethestudentstakeonlineclasses

C.whythestudentsliketakingonlineclassesD.whatthestudentsthinkofonlineclasses

41.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A.DisadvantageofonlineclassesB.Onlineclasses

C.AsurveyD.Studentstakingonlineclasses

（2022?江蘇宿遷?統(tǒng)考二模）JeSSiefeltherlifesoboringonesummerday.Shewas

tiredofwatchingTV,shereadallherbooks,andherfriendswereonvacation.Shewanted

somethingdifferenttodo.Suddenly,shesawthelawnmower（割草機）sittingintheyard.

“Mom,"sheshouted,??lthinkIwillmowthelawn."Hermomranintotheyardandsaid,

“Ohno,youdon,t.You,retooyoungtomowthelawn.”

'Tmfourteenyearsoldandknowhowtodoit,"Jessiesaid."'Besides,itwouldhelpDad

out,andhewon,thavetoworryaboutitovertheweekend.”

MomthoughtforawhileandthendecidedtoletJessiegiveitatry.Afterall,shewas

homeandwouldkeepaneyeonher.Jessiealreadyknewhowtostartthelawnmowerfrom

watchingherdad.Jessiecheckedthegas（汽油）tomakesureitwasfull,andputonher

gardeningglovestoprotectherhands.Momwatchedfromthekitchenwindow.Jessiereally

doesknowhowtomowthelawn.Shewasverycarefularoundtheflowersandtrees.When

shefinished,shefeltsogood,butshewassohot.MOmbroughthersomeiceteaandsaid,

“Yousuredidagreatjob.DadwillbeVerysurprised.,,Laterthatday,Dadcamehomeand

saidtoJessie,smom,??Youdidn,thavetomowthelawn.IwasgoingtodoitonSaturday.It

looksgreat.Thanks.^^

“Ididn,tmowit.Jessiedid.”

“Wow,ourlittlegirlisgrowingup!”DadtoldJessiewhatagreatjobshehaddone.

“Itwasfun,andIwilldoitagainnextWeekjsaidJessie.

TheneighbornextdoorcamebyandaskedJessieifshewantedtomowhislawnand

makesomemoney.ζ^Sure!,,saidJessie.Jessiebeganmowinghislawn.Twootherneighbors

askedalso,thenanotherthree.Jessiewasnowmowinglawnsforthemallandmakingsome

money.Shewasnolongerbored!”Iwon,thavetimetospendmymoney."shelaughedto

herself.

42.Inordertodosomethingdifferent,Jessiedecidedto.

A.readbooksB.travelC.mowthelawnD.watchTV

43.Whatdoes"keepaneyeon"mean?

A.保護B.睜眼C.培養(yǎng)D.照看

44.HowdidJessie,sfatherfeelwhenheknewJessiehadmowedthelawn?

A.Proud.B.Angry.C.Relaxed.D.Worried.

45.Whatdoesthetextmainlytellus?

A.Neighborsshouldlearntohelpeachother.

B.Mowingthelawnisagoodwaytomakemoney.

C.Doingsomethinghelpfulcanmakepeoplehappy.

D.Childrenshouldhelptheirparentsatanearlyage.

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