專(zhuān)題09 閱讀D篇(多任務(wù)混合閱讀)(名校模擬+地區(qū)真題)-沖刺2024年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（溫州專(zhuān)用）

沖刺2024年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（浙江專(zhuān)用）專(zhuān)題09閱讀D篇(多任務(wù)混合閱讀)（2023·浙江溫州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）IwastravellingonaBritishshipfromIndiatoLondonin1905.Amongallthepassengers,noonewouldfailtonoticePadishah,anIndianbusinessman.Fromthemomenthegotontheship,hekeptshowingoffthediamondonhisturban.Thebigdiamondsuccessfullyattractedattention,includingthatofthefiveostrichesonthedeck.Onemorning,asPadishahpassedbytheostriches,oneswallowedhisdiamondsuddenly.Thebirdranaroundandmixeditselfwiththeothersinnotime.“Whosearethesestupidostriches?Iwantmydiamondback!”P(pán)adishahshoutedangrily.Peoplebegantocrowdonthedeck.Iwasamongthefirsttoarrive.Ididn’tfeelhalfsorryforthemanashewasaskingeveryonewhattodoforthediamond’sreturn.Wordsweptacrosstheshipabouttheaccident,reachingamannamedPotter.Afterlunchinthehall,PotterwenttoPadishahandclaimed,“I’vecontactedtheostriches’ownerinLondon.HeacceptedmyofferforallfiveandnowIamtheowner.Ihavetherighttokeepthebirdsandthediamondinside.”IthoughtPotterwasrathersmartandregretteddeeplyatalostchance.Padishahwassoupsetandblurted,“There’snowayyoucangetmydiamond,”hecontinuedashegotcalmer.“Icanofferyou100poundsforthebirds.”P(pán)ottersimplyrefusedandleft.Afterawhile,Pottercamebacktothehallwithaslysmile.Heannouncedthathewantedtosellfourbirdsseparatelytoseparatepeoplebyauction.Thestartingpricewas80forabird.Oneofthem,hewouldkeepforhimself.Beforethecrowdrealisedwhatwashappening,adiamondbusinessmangotonebirdfor100pounds.Thepricesforthefollowingbirdsrosehigherandhigher.Afterthefourthbeingsold,Padishahgothalfmad,notknowingwhattodo.Potterseemedsuddenlysorryandsaid,“Ishouldhavekeptthemall.But...Trustme!Thelastbirdmustbetheone.”IstaredatthelastbirdforquiteawhileandaskedPotterforaprivateconversation.Afteralongtalk,Ifinallygotthebirdfor700pounds.______Thenextmorning,Iwaswaitinginlinetogetofftheship,picturingtheamazingfuturelifeinmind.Then,IsawPadishahandPotterwalkarminarmontheshore,justlikeoldfriends.Atthatmoment,Ilearntalessonworthadiamond.1．WhathappenedtoPadishahonthedeck?A．Hewashurtbyapassenger. B．Hefailedtogetothers’attention.C．Peopleshoutedangrilyathim. D．Anostrichtookawayhisdiamond.2．Pottercamebacktothehallto______.A．saysorrytoPadishah B．tellpeoplehewasthenewownerC．sellostrichesathighprices D．talkwiththediamondbusinessman3．Whichofthefollowingcanheputinto______inParagraph8?A．HowworriedIwas! B．Whatagreatdealitwas!C．HowupsetPadishahwas! D．WhatanhonestmanPotterwas!4．Whatdoesthewritermeanbytheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraph?（請(qǐng)用約40詞回答）（2023·浙江溫州·?？既＃㏕hewarbrokeout.ManypeopleinColltownsufferedthelossofworkandhadtostayathome.Itwasacoldandsilentnight.Jack,whoworkedatalocalbank,waswalkingaloneonthestreet.Hismindwasonacaraccidenttwoweeksago.Whenhiswifewentoutforfood,hercarbrokedownunexpectedlyandshehadacaraccident.Inordertoraisemuchmoneyforheroperation,Jackhadsoldalmosteverythinghehadandborrowedalotfromhisrelatives.However,themoneywasstillnotenough.“Ihaveonlyonechoiceleft,”Jacksaidtohimself.Overthenextfewdays,hewatchedthebankcarefullyandhadaplan.ThebigdaycameandJackwenttohisworkplaceasusualbutwithabiggersuitcase.Hetalkedwithhisworkmatesandhelpedhisclientssolvetheproblemsasheusuallydid.At5pm,thebankclosedandstaffhadallgonehomeexcepthim,whohidinthebathroomnervously.Whenthedarknessfell,Jackwalkedoutofthebathroom.Havingbeenworkingatthebankfor8yearsandstudyingthesecuritysystemforthepastseveraldays,hecontrolledthesecuritysysteminjustseveralminutesandopenedthedoorsofthesafeswiththetoolsinhisbigsuitcase.Afterawhile,Jackleftthebankwithaheavybagfilledwithmoney.Thenextmorning,theguardswenttocheckthesafesasusualbutfoundthatthemoneywasgone.Thepolicewassooncalledtoinvestigatethecaseandinordertofindmore,theysaidtheyhadtoclosedownthebank.Depressionsoonsweptthebank.“No!Ihavetowork!”,“Howlongwillitlast?”P(pán)eoplekeptshoutinganxiously.Suddenly,OldPeter,themanager,walkedtothefront.Withahandonthetableforsupport,hesaidslowlybutfirmly,“Don’tworry,everyone.Ipromiseitwillbebettersoon.Ifanyonehastrouble,”Hestoppedforawhileandwenton,“...cometomyoffice,Ihavecollectedsomegood-pricedpens.Maybeyoucanexchangethemformoney.”Lookingattheoldman,peoplestoppedshoutingbutnobodywenttoPeter’sofficefortheyknewPeterwasalsotheplanofhisfamily.SodidJack.Thinkingforawhile,Jackmadeuphismindandwalkedtothepolice.Oneweeklater,JackreceivedaletterfromPeterintheprison,whichsaid,“We’veraisedenoughmoneyforyourwife’soperation.Andtakecare!”Holdingonthelettertightly,Jacksatinsilencebutamixtureoffeelingsroseinsidehim.5．WhatdidJackwantabigamountofmoneyfor?A．Fixinghiscar. B．Payingbacktohisrelatives.C．Savinghiswife. D．Buyingthethingshehadsold.6．Accordingtothepassage,wecanlearnthatonthebigday,Jack________.A．didhisworkmorenervouslythanbeforeB．leftthebankatthesametimeashisworkmatesC．managedtocontrolthesecuritysystemofthebankD．borrowedabiggersuitcasetocarrymuchmoremoney7．Whatisthemanagerofthebanklike?A．Kindandcaring. B．Determinedandbrave.C．Patientandstrict. D．Hard-workingandcalm.8．HowmightJackfeelattheendofthestory?Why?(about40words)（2023·浙江溫州·校聯(lián)考三模）OneSpringdusk,PeterhappenedtosaveaswanintheforestofSavernake.Unexpectedly,theswanturnedouttobethemagickingoftheforest.TopaybackPeter’skindaction,thekingdecidedtogivehimareward.Peterthoughttwiceandaskedfortwowishes.Thekingwarnedhimtousethewisheswellandlefthimtwoleavestomakewishes.Hethoughtbackonhislife,findingitwassatisfyingbutalittlelonely.Soheheldoneleafandsaid,“IwishIhadawife.”Then,heputtheotheronecarefullyinthenotecase.Suddenly,therewasabignoiseintheriverandabeautifulwomanappeared.Leita,thewoman,toldhimshewashiswife.Thenhetookhertohishouse.Leitamadeherselfagoodwifeandtheylivedahappylife.Butastimewentby,PeterbegantofeelLeitawasnothappy.OnedayhefoundLeitadownbytheriver,weeping.“Leita,whathappened?”heaskedgently.“YouknowIloveyoubutImisstheforest,coolgrassandthefeelofthewaterslidingovermyfeathers.”NowheunderstoodwhatLeitareallywas.“Isitsohardtobeahumanbeing?”askedPetersadly.“Very,veryhard.”sheanswered,startingtocryagain.Inthefollowingdays,PetertriedeverythingtomakeLeitahappybutonlytofindhowthinnerandpalershewasgrowing,Thenherealisedhopelesslyshewouldneverbehappyasahuman.Thatnighthemadeuphismind.WhenLeitawassleeping,hekissedhergoodbye,thentooktheleaffromhisnotecaseandmadeawish.Nextmoment,lyingtherewasasleepingswan.Hecarefullycarrieditouttotheriverandgentlyputherintotheriver.Shewokeupandrestedherheadlightlyagainsthishand.Nextinstant,sheflewaway.Lookingatitsbackaway,smiling,Peterwalkedslowlybacktohisemptyhouse.Nextdayhesawaswanswimmingintheriverbythegarden.Allatonce,heheardanoisebehindhim.HeturnedroundandsawtheoldKinglookingathimwithapityexpression.“Well,myfriend!Itseemsthatyourtwowisheswerenotfulfilled.Doyouwantanotherwish?”P(pán)eterrepliedwithoutthinking,“Twowisheswereenoughforme.”9．WhatdidPeterwantinreturnforhiskindness?A．Aswan B．Awarning C．Twowishes D．Twonotecases10．Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A．ThekingmadeLeitaagoodwife B．LeitawaspleasedtolivewithPeterC．Peterknewwhathiswifereallywas. D．Theswanflewawaywithoutreturning.11．HowdidPeter’sfeelingschangeinthestory?A．happy→worried→determined→satisfiedB．determined→happy→satisfied→worriedC．happy→determined→worried→satisfiedD．satisfied→determined→happy→woried12．WhatdidPetermeanbysaying“Twowisheswereenoughforme.”?(請(qǐng)用約40詞回答)（2023·浙江溫州·?？既＃㎝r.Watson’sstoresoldmanydifferentthings.Everyday,Jesscametothestoreandhelovedtolookatthepipes*.Onepipeespeciallycaughthiseye.Heimaginedthatsomedayhewouldbeagrownmanandcouldsmokeapipe,justlikehisfatherthathedidn’tremember.Jessreachedoutandtouchedthepipe.Hekeptthinkingthatwhenhewasoldenough,hewouldgotoworkandhismothercouldstayhome.Hewouldnothavetowaitthreehoursafterschooluntilshecamehomefromherjob.Oh,why?Hewondered,didittakesolongtogrowupandtakehisfather’splace.Helookedaroundthestoreandputthebowlofthepipeinhishand.Hejustwantedtogetthefeelofit—nothingmore.Suddenly,heheardfootstepsbehindhim.Heturnedaroundquickly.ItwasMr.Watson,thefriendlystoreowner.“Hello,Jess,”Mr.Watsonsmiled,andkeptonwalking.Jessstruggled*toanswerbutcouldnotgethisvoiceup.Heswallowed*andsmiledbackweakly.Thestoreseemedextremelywarm.Jesswatchedhisfeetbegintomoveandtakehimoutofthestore.Likesleepwalking,hemovedtowardstheground.Helookedaroundandsawtheemptyswing*.Sittingontheswing,asharppaincaughthiminthestomach.Heknewitwasthepipehefelt.Hehadwalkedoutofthestorewithit!Thesunwasslippingdownthroughthetreesanditwastimetogohome.Hismotherwouldlookathimandshewouldknow.Shealwaysknew.Ahottearrandownhischeek.Shetrustedhim.Herememberedthenicewayshesaid,“You’realittlemannow,Jess.”Hertrustinhimwasallhecouldthinkaboutnow.Thepipeanditsmagicpowermeantnothing.Hisdreamofgrowingupmeantnothing.Lookingatthelongshadowsofthetreescomingtowardshim,Jessnowknewwhathehadtodo.Hejumpedoutoftheswingandstartedrunning.Hisfeetwerequick,decisive,takinghimstraightbacktothestorelikeanarrow*.Mr.Watsonwasjustinsidethedoor.Suddenlyandblindly,heheldoutthepipe.Mr.Watsongentlytookthepipefromtheboy’shandandpattedhimontheshoulder.JessfeltthewarmthofMrWatson’sbighand,andfelthisshouldershadbecomealittlebroaderandstronger.13．Jesslovedtolookatthepipesbecausehe________.A．hadagreatinterestincollectingthemB．treatedthemasasymbolofgrown-upsC．consideredtheywereworthlotsofmoneyD．thoughthisfartherlikedthemverymuch14．HowdidJess’sfeelingschange?A．hopeful-frightened-regretful-relaxedB．nervous-pleased-excited-afraidC．a(chǎn)fraid-glad-regretful-hopefulD．happy-frightened-relaxed-sorry15．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Jessmissedhisfathersomuchthathelookedatthepipeeveryday.B．Jess’smotherknewthathehadtakenthepipefromthestore.C．Jesshadtakenoutthepipeofthestorebuthedidn’treallywantto.D．Jesskeptthepipeforhimselfjustbecausehelikeditverymuch.16．WhydidJessreturnthepipeatlast?(atleast40words)（2023·浙江溫州·校聯(lián)考三模）“Mike,threemonthshavepassedsinceyouresearchedthenewrobotofCompanyF.Hastherebeenanyprogress?”IfeltagreatheadacheinthefaceofmybossJack.CompanyFisthebusinesscompetitorofthecompanyIworkfor.Fourmonthsago,thenewrobotdevelopedbyCompanyFwasdeeplylovedbycustomers,whichmakesourrobotlesspopular.SoJackorderedmetoresearchtheirrobotandfindoutitsdisadvantages.AlvisistherobotIboughtfromCompanyF.Afterseveralmonthsofresearch,thebiggestdifferencebetweenAlvisandourcompany’srobotisthatAlvishasanemotionsystem,whichallowstherobottoanalyzehumanfacialexpressions,andthenprovideservicesfordifferentemotions.IhavetosaythatAlvisisindeedmuchbetterthanourrobot.Iliketakingitwithmeeverywhere.Onenight,whileIwastakingawalkwithAlvis,itsuddenlysaidhappily,“I’mfriendswithyou.”Iwasshockedandthensaid,“No,Iwon’tbefriendswithrobots.”Iknewtheemotionsofrobotsweresetbycomputers,andtheywerenottrue.Evenso,Alvissmiled,“I’lltrytobeyourfriend.I’llprotectyou.”ButIdidn’tthinkso.Onenightasusual,ItookawalkwithAlvisonaquietpath.Suddenlyagroupofpeoplestoodintheway,holdingsticks,shoutingatmeangrily,“Welostjobsbecauseyoumadesomanyrobots!”Theywavedsticksandthentherewasasuddenpaininthebackofmyhead.WhenIwaslosingmyconsciousness,IseemedtoseeAlvisrushingtowardsme…WhenIwokeup,Iwasalreadyinhospital.Seeingmewakeup,Jacksaidexcitedly,“Mike,youweresolucky!Youjustgotaslightinjuryonyourheadwhileotherpeopleonthescenewereallbadlyhurt.Guesswhat?CompanyFisgoingtoclosedown!”Seeingmywide-openeyes,heexplained,“Aftertheaccident,IcheckedthesurveillanceandfoundthatAlvisattackedhumans.Iimmediatelyshowedittothepublic.Now,customersrefusetobuyproductsfromCompanyF.”“Where’sAlvisnow?”Iaskedanxiously.“Ah,ithasbeensentbacktoCompanyF.”WhenIhurriedtoCompanyF,IlearnedthatAlvishadbeendestroyed.IhuggedthewreckageofAlvisandcried.“Thankyou,Alvis—mygoodfriend.”17．MikedidtheresearchonAlvisto________.A．learnaboutitsadvantages B．competewithCompanyFC．meettheneedsofcustomers D．a(chǎn)nalyzehumanfacialexpressions18．WhatdidMikethinkofAlvisbeforetheaccident?A．Alviswouldn’tbehisfriend.B．Alviswasn’tasusefulasotherrobots.C．Alviswasn’tgoodatprovidingservices.D．Alviswouldn’tbecontrolledbythecomputer.19．AfterAlvisrushedtowardsMike,whatdidAlvismostprobablydo?A．AlvisattackedhisownerMike.B．AlvisaskedhisownerMikeforhelp.C．AlvisfoughtthepeoplewhobeatMike.D．Alvisranawayinahurrybecauseoffear.20．WhydidMikefinallyconsiderAlvisashisfriend?（請(qǐng)用約40詞回答）（2023·浙江溫州·?？既＃〤orinnewasoneofthefewstudentsstillexcitedaboutthefirstannual“CityBirderVSBurbBirderSpringBirdingCompetition”.ReachingacrossroadsatFielderPark,Corinnecheckedherphone.Forty-eightminutesleft.Shehadtospotatleasttendifferentbirdspeciesandatleasttwoshe’dneverseenbefore.However,afteralongtimeofsearching,thebirdsthatshehadjustfoundwereeitherseeninherneighborhoodorinparksclosertoherhome.Whileshewassearchingforthewaytothefields,avoicesuddenlyappearedbehind.“YouwereCorinne,right?”Corinneturnedbackandfoundashortblondgirl.“Wait,you’re...”“Ashley,”thegirlsaid.“FromBluemontMiddle.Remember?”“Oh,right!”Ashleyputherhandonhershoulder.“Youbeatmeinthebirdsongcompetition.I’mstillmadatyouforthat.”“Uh—sorry?”“Justkidding!”Ashleysaid,“Itwasfun,wasn’tit?Nobodyinmyclasswantedtocompete,sotheyvolunteeredme.”Corinnesmiled.Theychattedforawhileandwentseparateways.Ashleycontinuedwesttowardthefields,soCorinnechangedplansandheadedeasttowardthewetlands.▲Corinne’sheartpoundedalongwiththesoundcomingfromthereeds.Finally,abrand-newspeciesshe’dneverseenbefore!Holdingupherphone,Corinnerecordedthebird’sspecialcallwhilesilentlyhopingtogetluckywithasighting.Americanbitternswerebigbirds,sotherewasagoodchancethatshecouldfinallygetaclearimagetoshowherclass.“Hey,Irememberthecall!”CorinnenearlylostherphoneasAshleymadehersecondsurpriseappearanceofthemorning.Stoppingtherecording,Corinneforcedasmile.“Ido,too.Fromthebirdsongcontest,Irememberwebothgotthatoneright.”Corinnethenscannedthewetlandagain.Suddenlyshenoticedmovementinthetallgrass.“Uh,Ashley,IthinkIknowwhereheis.”Shepointed.“Overthere.”Ashleyslowlyraisedthecamerajustasthebitternsteppedoutintoagapinthegrass.Corinnesnappedaphotowithherownphone.“Hey,look!”Ashleysaid,showingtheclearpictureshe’djusttaken.ItwasmuchclearerthanCorinne’s.Corinnechewedherlipandthought,“MorepointsforAshley”.Thebitterntookoffinflight.Theybothwatchedinsilence,takingitinwiththeireyes.Theylostthemselvesinthebeautifulsightandevenforgotthecompetitionbetweenthem.AshleyturnedtoCorinne.“Youknowwhatwecoulddo?”“What?”“Whydon’twepresentoursightingstogetherduringthenextchat?Yoursoundrecordingcanplaywhilemyphotogetsshownonthescreen.”21．CorinnewenttoFielderParkto.A．meetherfriendAshley B．lookforsomespecialbirdsC．findoutwaystothefields D．enterthebirdsongcompetition22．Whichofthesentencecanbebestputintothe“▲”?A．Thiswasacompetition,afterall.B．Itwaswonderfultohaveapartner.C．Thiswasanicebeginning,afterall.D．Itwasatiringjourneytofindthebirds.23．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．CorinnefelthappywhenshemetAshleyagain.B．AshleyandCorinnefellinlovewithbirdingintheend.C．ItwaseasyforCorinnetotakeaphotooftheAmericanbittern.D．AshleythoughtshecouldbeatCorinneinthecomingcompetition.24．WouldCorinneagreetopresenttheirsightingstogether?Why?(請(qǐng)用約40詞回答)（2023·浙江溫州·?？既＃㎝yrelationshipwithacourierstartedwhenImovedtoBoston.Thecourier,seeingmycarinthedriveway,wouldknockuntilIreluctantlycametocollectmypackage.Ihatedsmalltalk,butwithhim,Imadeaneffort.Becauseheremindedmeofmyfather,whohadalsolovedchattingwithhiscustomers.WhenIwastrappedinmyapartmentbecauseofCOVID-19,myfeelingstowardthecourierchanged.Ilookedforwardtohisvisitsandpackages.Astimepassed,wegrewtoknoweachotherbetter.Wediscussedcurrentevents,popcultureandourhobbies.Oneday,hedeliveredmeapanandaskedwhyIboughtsuchaheavything.“Afewyearsago,”Isaid,“mymotherboughtmeapan.Sheexpectedmetolearnhowtocookandtakegoodcareofmyself.ButIcan’tcookevennow.Lastmonth,Ifinallytookoutthepan,butitcan’tbeused.”“Honestly,I’mnotsurewhyIboughtthepan,”Isaid.“IthoughtIwouldfeelpowerful,butIjustfeelsad.Ialwaysmakeamessinthekitchen.Justlikemylife...”Ilookedatthegroundasmyeyesfilledwithtears.“Ihadadreamlastnightthattheworldended,butIwasn’tsadbecauseI,andmyfamilysurvived,”hesaid,“yousee,youareexactlywhereyouaresupposedtobe.Makingthingsmessywhilecookingmeansnothing.Everything,whethergoodorbad,helpsyougrowanddevelop.”Inodded.OnehotdayinJuly,thecourierknockedwithapackage,andwhenIanswered,hetoldmehewouldchangehisroute.Myheartsank.“Youmeanyou’lltakeadifferentway?”Myvoiceshook,“I’mgoingtomissyou.”

“Iusedtowondermyjob,thisjob,justfeltsosmall,soIneverthoughtaboutchanges,”hesaid,“butthistime,I’mexcitedforachange.”“Whatchanged?”“Nothing,exceptmyattitude,”hesaid,“IrealizedthatIwasdeliveringpeoplethingstheyneeded,thingsthatbroughtthemjoy.Itwasimportant.”“Sowise,youare,”Isaid,“andsoimportant.”25．WhenthewriterwastrappedinherapartmentinBoston,she.A．triedtohaveatalkwiththecourierB．waitedforthecourier’sappearanceC．startedherrelationshipwiththecourierD．chattedwiththecourieraboutherfather26．Thecouriertoldthewriterhisdreamto.A．tellthewriterthattheworldmayendB．showthewriterthewaytocookmealsC．helpthewritertodevelopherlifeskillsD．leadthewritertochangeherlifeattitude27．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sank”probablymean?A．fellwithsadness B．beatwithnervousnessC．jumpedwithhope D．racedwithexcitement28．Whydoesthewriterthinkthecourieriswiseandimportant?(請(qǐng)用約40詞回答)（2023·浙江溫州·溫州市第二十三中學(xué)校考三模）MybrotherandIweredrivinghometogetherandstartedtalking.Asaresultofthisdistraction,mybrothertookawrongturn.Unluckily,thewrongturntookustowardsabridgeandwehadnowayofturningback.Mybrotherhadtopaytocross.Hewasclearlyunhappywiththemistakeandtheneedlesswasteof$4.Aswedroveforward,mybrothernoticedanoldcarstoppingontheroad.Ayoungmanwasstandingnearby,tryingtohonesomeone.Iwasbusytryingtofindoutwhichwayweshouldgonextbutmybrotherstoppedourcarandaskedthemanifheneededanyhelp.Andhedid!Hehadaflattire.Mybrotherhelpedhimchangethetire.Westartedgettingtoknowtheyoungman.Hesaidthatthishadbeenabadweekforhim.Earlierhehadgottenintoacaraccident,andnowthistireonhiswayhomedidn’twork.Buthecalledus“abreathoffreshair”andkeptthankingusbecausehereallywouldhavebeeninbigtroubleifwehadn’tcomealong.Afterwefinishedthejob,hethankedusagainandtriedtogiveus$20.“No,”Isaid.

“Wehadneverthoughtaboutgettingtotheendofthatbridge.Wetookawrongturn.Butnowweknowwhywedidit.Itwastohelpyou!Thankyouforturningourmistakeintoachancetohelp.”Mybrothertaughtmealot.Hewasabletoturnhisannoyanceoverthemistakeintopositiveenergy.Hewasabletoseeachancetohelp(whichItotallymissed)eveninanegativesituationwhichcouldonlycomefromacalmmindandanopenheart.Thatwasthebridgeweshouldcross.29．Whatmadethewriter’sbrothertakeawrongturn?A．Beinglostinthethought. B．Beingnewtothispartofthecity.C．Misreadingtheroadsigns. D．Payingattentiontohisconversation.30．Whydidthemancallthewriterandhisbrother“abreathoffreshair”?A．Theyhelpedhimwithhisflattire. B．Theysavedhimfromacaraccident.C．Theyshowedhimtherightwaybackhome.

BTheycomfortedhimandgavehimsomemoney.31．Whichwordbestdescribesthewriter’sbrother?A．Brave. B．Humorous. C．Warm-hearted. D．Quick-minded.32．Whydidthewriterthinktheyshouldcrossthebridgethatday?（用約40詞回答）（2023·浙江溫州·統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Ihadalreadybeenateacherfor15yearswhenImetmygreatestteacher.ShewasmydaughterKelsey.Kelseywasbornwithcerebralpalsy.Whenshewasfour,shewantedtolearntotiehershoesjustasherbestfriendhaddone.Iwasstumped.Becauseofhercerebralpalsy,Kelseyhasverylittleuseofthefingersonherlefthand.IfIcouldn’ttieashoeforher,howdidshedoitsuccessfully?Afterthreeandahalfyearsoftraining,Kelseyfinallydidit.Irememberthatfirstdayofsummervacation.Whenshewassevenandahalfyearsold,asIwatchedandencouragedher.Whenshetookherhandawaytoshowtwoneatlyworkedloops,shesmiledfromeartoearandIcriedforjoy.Ilearnedaboutdeterminationfromtheachievement—andmuchmore.Inherlife,achievinghergoalswithinherowntimetablewouldbethemostimportant.Whenshewassix,shewantedtotakeballetlessons,Iwasshockedandfrightened.Hermuscleswereweak.Shehadpoorbalance,andherweightwasonly34pounds.Iwasn’tjustafraidforherbody,butforherfeelings.Kelseydidn’twanttogiveupherdream,soItookhertoaballetschool.Kelseylostherselfindancing.Shefellandhurt.Shewasnevershy,completelyunaffectedbywhatshecouldn’tdo.Thejoyofdancingwasenough.Inthefifthgrade,Kelseyexcitedlybroughthomeabasketball.Nowthiswasgoingtobeamajorchallengeforher.Buttheexcitementinhereyesdroveawayallmyworries.Wesignedheruptoplaybasketball.Afterthefirstpracticethecoachsaidthathewasafraidtoletherplayinagame.Itriedmybesttomakehergoonplayingbasketball.Afterafewdiscussionandalittlemoreencouragement,hedecidedtoletherplay.Fortwoyears,Kelseyplayedharderthananyoneelseintheteam.Andwhileshenevermadeabasketduringagame,shebroughtothergirlsthatweremorevaluabletoherteammates.WhenKelseyfinallymadeherfirstbasketduringpractice,everygirlinthewholegymstoppedandclappedforher.Today,Kelseyisahappy,healthyseventhgrader,stilllappinguplife,tryingnewchallenges,andstillteachingherfriendsandparentsalotaboutpersistence,thepowerofbeliefandcompassion.Kelsey,I’llneverhaveagreaterteacher!33．Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthat________.A．thewritertaughtKelseyalotB．thewriterwasproudofKelseyC．KelseyplayedbasketballverywellD．Kelseybroughtbasketballstoothergirls34．Whichisthecorrectorderofthefollowing?①Kelseydancedfor4years.

②Kelseymadeherfirstbasket.③Kelseywasbornwithaseriousillness.

④Kelseylearnedtotiehershoes.A．①②③④ B．②③④① C．③④①② D．④③②①35．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeKelsey?A．Shewaspowerfulandhasastrongwill.B．Shewasgoodatdancingandplayingbasketball.C．Shewasateacherandwasgoodatteaching.D．Shelikedfacingchallengesbutsheneversucceeded.36．WhatdoyouthinkofKelsey?Whatcanyoulearnfromher?（請(qǐng)用約40詞回答）（2023·浙江溫州·溫州市第八中學(xué)?？既＃￤eloveourauntEdna.She’skindandsweet,shebringsusdonuts,andherdogWebsterknowscooltricks.Buteverytimeshevisits,sheannounces,“Itismydutytoincreaseyourvocabulary.”Translation:shealwaysteachesusnewwords.Lotsofthem.Whenshearrives,shesays,“Itistimeforafamilialembrace!”Translation:ahugnomatterwhat,evenifsheiswea