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2001-2010年中考英语之阅读

2001年

I.Readandchoose（阅读理解）：

（共18分）

JoinUsintheHuangpuRiverTour

TheHuangpuRiverisamust-seeformosttourists（旅游者）.Youcanenjoythe"museumofinternationalarchitecture（建筑）ontheBund"andtheskylineofLujiazuiinPudong.YoucanhaveacloselookatthefamousShanghaiRadioandTVTowerandthemagnificentJinmaoBuilding.Youcanalsoseevideos,singsongsorwatchwonderfulperformancesontheboat.Teaandcoffeeareservedduringthetrip.ThetourguidewilltellyousomethingaboutShanghai'stodayandyesterdaybothinChineseandinEnglish.Youaresuretohaveagoodtimeontheboat.

Weofferthreedifferentboattoursalongtherivereveryday.

Oneistile1.5-hourtriptoseeYangpuBridgeatthepriceof25-35yuan（$3-4.2）.

Thesecondisthe2-hourtriptoGaoqiaoatthepriceof50-100yuan（$6-12）.

Thethirdtripisthe3.5-hourtriptoWusongkou,themouthoftheYangtzeRiverwhereitrunsintotheEastChinaSea.Thiscosts50-100yuan（$6-12）,

visitorscangetontheboatattheferrypier（轮渡码头）ontheBundonEastJinlingRoad.Thebookingofficeisopenfrom7:

30a,m,to5:

30p.m.

（A）

TrueorFalse（判断下列句子是否符合此旅游广告内容，符合的用“T”表示，不符合的用“F”

表示，填人空格内）：

1.TheHuangpuRiverisaverypopularplacefortourists.（）

2.Differentkindsofrecreationsareofferedontheboat.（）

3.It'snotdifficultforforeignerstolearnsomethingaboutShanghaiontheboat.（）

4.IttakestwohourstotraveltoYangpuBridge.（）

5.ThetriptoGaoqiaoisthemostexpensiveandittakesmosttime.（）

6.ThetouristscangetontheboateitheronEastJinlingRoadoratLujiazui.（）

（B）

Inthe13thcentury（世纪）,thefamousItaliantraveller,MarcoPolo,travelledalongwaytoChina.DuringhisstayisChina,hesawmanywonderfulthings.OneofthethingshediscoveredwasthattheChineseusedpapermoney.Inwesterncountries,peopledidnotusepapermoneyuntilthe15thcentury.However,peopleinChinabegantousepapermoneyinthe7thcentury.

AChinesemancalledCaiLuninventedpaperalmost2,000yearsago.Hemadeitfromwood.Hetookthewoodfromtreesandmadeitintopaper.Hethenputthesepiecesofpapertogetherandmadethemintoabook.

Nowpaperstillcomesfromtrees.Weusealotofpapereveryday!

Ifwekeeponwastingsomuchpaper,therewillnotbeanytreesleftontheearth.Iftherearenotrees,therewillbenopaper.Everyday,peoplethrowawayabout2,800tons（吨）ofpaperinourcity.Ittakes17treestomakeonetonofpaper.Thismeansthatwearecuttingnearly48,000,treeseveryday.Sinceittakesmorethan10yearsforatreetogrow,wemuststartusinglesspapernow.Ifwedon't,wewillnothaveenoughtimetogrowmoretreestotaketheplaceofthoseweuseforpaper.

Sohowcanwesavepaper?

Wecanusebothsidesofeverypieceofpaper,especiallywhenwearemakingnotes.Wecanchoosedrinksinbottlesinsteadofthoseinpaperpackets.Wecanalsousecottonhandkerchiefs.（手帕）andnotpaperones.Whenwegoshopping,wecanusefewerpaperbags.Iftheshopassistantdoesgiveusapaperbag,wecansaveitandreuseitlater.

Everyonecanhelptosavepaper.Ifweallthinkcarefully,wecanhelpprotecttrees.Butweshoulddoitnow,beforeitistoolate.

Choosethebestanswer（根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案，用A,B,C或D表示，填入空格内）：

1.WhenhewasinChina,MarcoPolo__________.

A）discoveredCaiLuninventedpaper

B）learnedtomakepaper

C）sawmanywonderfulthings

D）readalotofbooks

2.Peopleinwesterncountriesfirstusedpapermoneyinthe________century.

A）17thB）15th

C）13thD）7th

3.About__________tonsofpaperarethrownawayeverydayinourcity.

A）1,7OOB）2,000

C）2,800D）48,000

4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthewayofsavingpaper?

A）Tousebothsidesofeverypieceofpaper.

B）Tousethepaperbagsfromshopsmorethanonce.

C）Tousecottonhandkerchiefsinsteadofpaperones.

D）Togrowmoretrees.

5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTBUE?

A）Ifwekeeponwastingpaper,wewillhavenopapertouse.

B）TheChineseusedpapermoneymuchearlierthanthepeopleinwesterncountries.

C）About48,000treescanbeusedtomake2,800tonsofpaper.

D）hisnevertoolatetoplanttreesforpaper.

6.Whichisthebesttitle（题目）ofthepassage?

A）SavingPaperB）TheHistoryofPaper

C）CottonHandkerchiefsBackAgainD）CaiLun,theGreatInventor

（C）

EmilyMasonandGeorgePetershavelivednextdoortoeachotheraslongastheycanremember.Whentheywerelittlechildren,theyusedtoplaytogether.Theyweregoodfriends,thoughtheysometimesfoughtovertoysorquarreled（吵架）aboutwhatgametheywouldplay.Astheygrewolder,theyplayedtogetherless.Emilypreferredtobewithgirls,andGeorgepreferredtoplaywithboys,Whentheywereaboutfifteenyearsold,theyalmoststoppedspeakingtoeachother,notbecausetheyhaddisagreedwitheachotheraboutanything,butjustbecausetheybelongedtodifferentgroups.Foronethings,Emilywasdevelopingintoaverygoodstudent,whileGeorgewasmoreinterestedinsports.EmilyhadbeguntostudyFrench,andshelikedFrenchsomuchthatshebegantowriteshortplaysinFrench.Shealsolikedtelevisionprogrammes,andforsomereason,sheenjoyedwatchingfootballgamesyep/much.Hermotherusedtosay,"Emily,I'veneverheardofagiftwholikesfootballasmuchasyoudo."MrsMasonsimplydidnotapproveof（赞同）herdaughter'sinterest.Football,shefelt,wasformenandboys.

WhileEmilywasworkingonherFrenchlessonsorwatchingfootballgamesonTV,Georgewasworkingforhisfatherinhisstoreafterschool.Helikedsellingthingstopeople.MrPetersfoundGeorgesohelpfulthathethoughtaboutofferinghimahigherpay.WhenGeorgeWash'tworkingatthestore,hewouldliketobewithagroupo~hisboyfriendswhowereorganizingasportsteam.

Infact,itwasfootballthatbroughtEmilyandGeorgebacktogether.WhenGeorgewasgoinghomeoneafternoon,helookedinthewindowofEmily'sliving-momandhesawthatshewaswatchingafootballgameonTV.Hewalkedupandknockedatthedoor.Emilywassurprisedtoseehim,butsheaskedhimtocomeinandtheywatchedtherestofthegametogether.Atsometimeduringtheafternoon,GeorgelookedatEmily,andhenoticedthatshehadbecomeaveryprettyyounglady.EmilyandGeorgearegoodfriendsagain.Theystillhavedifferentideasaboutthingssometimes,buttheyagreewitheachotherthatfootballistheworld'sbestgame.MrsMasondoesn'tseemtodisapproveofherdaughter'sinterestinfootballasmuchassheusedto.

Choosethebestanswer（根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案，用A,B,C或D表示,填入空格内）:

1.WhenEmilyandGeorgewerelittlechildren,they_____________.

A）livedclosetoeachother

B）neverfoughtovertoys

C）usuallyquarreled

D）didn'tspeaktoeachother

2.EmilyandGeorgeplayedtogetherlessastheygrewolderbecause_________.

A）theydidn'tlikeeachother

B）theybelongedtodifferentgroups

C）theirparentsdidn'tletthem

D）theywenttodifferentschools

3.Whentheygrewolder,________.

A）Emilyworkedasanassistantinastore

B）Emilybecameagoodstudent

C）GeorgebegantolearnFrench

D）GeorgewroteshortplaysinFrench

4.WhileEmilywaswatchingfootballgamesonTV,Georgewas_________.

A）workingonhisFrenchlessons

B）runningastore

C）workingpart-timeforhisfather

D）inchargeofasportsteam

5.Whydidn'tMrsMasonapproveofherdaughter'sinterestinfootball?

Because_______.

A）shethoughtfootballwasformenandboys

B）shedidn'twantherdaughtertoquarrelwithGeorge

C）ShewantedEmilytogoonlearningFrench

D）Shewantedherdaughtertogethigherpay

6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUE?

A）FootballmadeEmilyandGeorgegoodfriendsagain.

B）EmilyandGeorgehavedifferentinterest,buttheybothagreefootballistheworld'sbestgame.

C）Georgewasagoodhelpertohisfather.

D）MrsMasonapprovesofherdaughter'sinterestinfootballnow.

2002年

（A）

Thesetwolettersappearedinanewspaper.Bothwritershavetheirownideasonzoos.

ZoosDoaGoodJob

Itisgoodtokeepanimalsinzoos.Iknowalotofpeoplethinkitiswrongtokeepanimalsinzoos.However,Ibelievethatzooshavemanygoodpoints.

Firstly,zoosareplacesforpeopletoseemanydifferentkindsofanimalsfromallovertheworld.Withoutzoos,mostpeoplewouldneverseearealbearortiger.

Secondly,zooslookaftertheanimalsverywellTheanimalsarealwaysgivenfoodandcleanedregularly（定期）.Inthewild,itisnotalwayspossibleforananimaltofindfood,sosometimesitgoeshungry/Butanimalskeptinzoosnevergohungry.

Thirdly,zoosprotecttheanimalstheylookafter.Theyofferthemsafeplacestolivein.Inthewild,somekindsofanimalsareindangerofbecomingextinct（灭绝）.Butzoosgivetheseanimalsachance（机会）tolive,Withoutzoos,therewouldbefewerkindsofanimalsintheworld

MariaSmith

ZoosAreUnnatural

InMaria'sletter,shesaysthatzoosaregoodforanimals.Iamafraidthatzoosarenotgoodforanimals,theyareonlygoodforpeople.

Itisunnatural（landunfairtokeepwildanimalsincages（笼子）.Mostanimalsarekeptincagesthataretoosmallforthem.Inthewild,theseanimalswouldtravelfreely.Inzoos,theycan'tdothis.Thisiswhythebearsandtigersalwayslooksosad.

Mostcagesarenotverycleaneither.Itistruethatzoosgivetheanimalsfoodregularly,butthisisnotnaturalWildanimalsareusedtolookingfortheirownfood.Weshouldtreat（对待）animalsinthesamewaythatwetreatotherpeople—withrespect

Wouldanyonebehappyifyoudon'tlethimgooutsidehishome?

WouldMarialiketohavel