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山东省潍坊市中考英语题型专项复习题型一阅读理解题型专练
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潍坊题型专练
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
(一)
A
(2018·安徽芜湖无为期末改编)
SnoopyfirstappearedinOctober,1950.ItsdesignerwasCharlesSchulz,anAmericancartoonist(漫画家).SnoopyisacharacterinthecomicstripPeanuts.Heisawhitehumanlikedog,butheneverthinksheisadog.Snoopylovesicecreamandpizzabuthehatescandy.
HelloKittyfirstappearedinNovember,1974.ItwasdesignedbyYukoShimizu,aJapanesedesigner.HelloKittyisshowedasafemalewhiteJapanesecat.HerrealnameisKittyWhite.Sheisabrightandkindheartedgirl,goodatbakingbiscuitsandlovesapplepiesmadebyhermother.ShehasatwinsisterMimmy.
DoraemonfirstappearedinDecember,1969.ItwasdesignedbyFujiko.Doraemonisabluecatlikerobotfromthe22ndcenturyofthefuture.Hisearswereeatenoffbymice,soheisafraidofthem.Hehasamagicpocket,fromwhichhecantakeoutmanyamazingthings.
1.Snoopydoesn'tlike.
A.icecreamB.pizza
C.candyD.peanuts
2.HelloKittywasdesigned.
A.inOctober,1950
B.inNovember,1974
C.inDecember,1969
D.inJune,1978
3.WhichofthefollowingisNotTrueaboutDoraemon?
( )
A.It'sabluecatlikerobot.
B.Heisafraidofmicebecausehisearswereeatenoffbymice.
C.Helikesapplepies.
D.Hecantakeoutmanyamazingthingsfromhismagicalpocket.
B
(2018·贵州黔南州二模)“Getup,Jim!
”mymothershouted.Iopenedmyeyesandlookedattheclock.“Oh,dear!
It'saquartertoeightalready.I'llbelateforschoolagain,”Ithought.Ijumpedoutofthebed,washedmyface,thenhurriedtothebusstop.AssoonasIgotonthebus,itstartedrunning.“MaybeIcangettoschoolontime,”Isaidtomyself.
Suddenlythebusstopped.Thebusdrivergotoffthebus,thengotonthebusagainandsaid,“I'msorry.There'ssomethingwrongwiththebus.Pleasegetoffthebusandwaitforanotherone.”
“Ican'twait.Theschoolisnotfar.Icanruntoschool,”Ithought,andthenIbegantorun.ButbeforeIgottoschool,itbegantorainhard.
IreachedtheclassroombutIwasallwet.Thephysicsteacherhadalreadybegunhislesson.ItwasMrSmith.AllthestudentswerealittleafraidofhimandsowasI.Ilikedneitherhimnorhisphysicslessons.IthoughtforamomentandthenIopenedthedoor.“I'mverysorry,MrSmith.I'mlateagain,”Isaid.
“It'syouagain,Jim,”MrSmithsaidangrily.“I'vetoldyounottobelate,butyou...”hesuddenlystoppedandlookedatmywetclothes.Hequicklytookoffhisownjacketandhandedittome.“Nowtakeoffyourwetcoatandputonthisone,oryou'llcatchacold,”hesaidkindly.
Iwenttomyseat.MrSmith'sjacketwasabitlargeformebutIfeltverywarminit.Ifound,forthefirsttime,physicswassointerestingandhowwellIcouldunderstandit!
4.Jimwokeupat.
A.7:
00B.7:
45
C.8:
00D.8:
30
5.Jim'sbrokedownonhiswaytoschool.
A.busB.bike
C.clockD.computer
6.Jimwasallwetbecause.
A.hewasswimminginariver
B.hefellintoabiglake
C.hepouredwateronhimself
D.itwasrainingheavily
7.AtfirstMrSmithwas.
A.angryB.happy
C.afraidD.surprised
8.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingistrue?
( )
A.Jimcaughtacoldthatday.
B.Jimwasneverlateforschool.
C.MrSmithwasstrictbutkind.
D.MrSmithboughtacoatforJim.
C
(2017·山东泰安中考)Manyyearsago,aFrenchnaturalist,ComtedeBuffon,wrotesomebooksaboutnaturalhistory.Thebookswereagreatsuccesseventhoughsomecritics(批评家)didnotlikethem.
ThomasJeffersondidnotlikewhatComtedeBuffonhadsaidaboutthenaturalwonders(奇观)oftheNewWorld.ItseemedtoJeffersonthatComtedeBuffonhadspokenofnaturalwondersinAmericaasif(好像)theywereunimportant.
ThistroubledThomasJefferson.Hewasalsoanaturalist,aswellasafarmer,aninventor,ahistorian,awriterandapolitician(政治家).HehadseenthenaturalwondersofEurope.Tohim,theywerenomoreimportantthanthoseoftheNewWorld.
In1788,ThomasJeffersonwroteabouthishomestate,Virginia.Whilewriting,hethoughtofitsnaturalbeautyandtenofthewordsofComtedeBuffon.Atthatmoment,Jeffersoncreatedanewword—belittle.Hesaid,“ComtedeBuffonbelievesthatnaturebelittlesherproductionsonthissideoftheAtlantic(大西洋).”
NoahWebster,theAmericanwordexpert,likedthisword.HeputitintheEnglishlanguagedictionaryin1806,“Belittle—tomakesmall,unimportant.”
AmericanshadalreadyacceptedJefferson'swordandstartedtouseit.In1797,theIndependentChronicle(《独立纪事报》)usedthewordtodescribeapoliticianthepapersupported.“Heisanhonorableman,”thepaperwrote,“solettheoppositiontrytobelittlehimasmuchastheyplease.”
In1872,afamousAmericanwordexpertdecidedthatthetimehadcometokillthisword.Hesaid,“Belittleshouldn'tbecomeEnglish.AndmorecriticalwritersofAmerica,likethoseofBritain,feelnoneedofit.”
Thisexpertfailedtokilltheword.Today,“belittle”isusedwheretheEnglishlanguageisspoken.
9.ThomasJeffersonwasNOTa.
A.naturalistB.historian
C.politicianD.musician
10.Wecaninfer(推断)thatJeffersoncreatedtheword“belittle”outofhis.
A.angerB.excitement
C.kindnessD.responsibility
11.Whatcanweknowabouttheword“belittle”fromthepassage?
( )
A.IthasalreadydisappearedfromtheEnglishlanguage.
B.IthadbeenusedbeforeitwasputinEnglishlanguagedictionary.
C.Itisusedtodescribenaturalwondersnow.
D.AnAmericanpoliticiandecidedtokillthiswordin1872.
D
(2017·山东临沂中考改编)
根据短文内容,从下列选项中选出能填入文中空白处的最佳选项,选项中有一项为多余选项。
Doyoulikedrinkingcoffee?
Ifyouarepolitewhenorderinginacafe(咖啡馆)inAmerica,youmaygetareward(奖励).
12Theshopoffersrewardstothosewhomindtheirmanners.Thereisasignoutsidetheshop.Itsaysdifferentpricesforacupofcoffeedependingonhowpolitethecustomeris.
13Theyinclude:
“Smallcoffee.”at5dollars,“Smallcoffee,please.”at3dollarsand“Hello,onesmallcoffee,please.”at1.75dollars.
14AcafecalledPetiteSyrahinFrancealsoencouragescustomerstohavegoodmannerswithdifferentprices.Customersneedtopay5.96poundsfor“Acoffee”,but3.62poundsfor“Acoffee,please.”.
ThemanagerofPetiteSyrahsaidofthereason,“15”Andheadded,“Iknowpeoplemaysaythatourservicecanbeimpolite,butitisalsotruethatcustomerscanbeimpolitewhentheyarebusy.”
TheAmericancafeiscopyingtheFrenchcafebecauseithasbeenasuccessinchangingcustomers'behavior(行为).ThemanagerofPetiteSyrahsaysthathehasseenagreatdifferenceinhiscustomers'behaviorsincethesignwasputup.
A.Thisisn'tthefirsttimethatacoffeeshophastriedtoteachcustomersalesson.
B.Atlunchtimepeoplewouldcomeundergreatstressandweresometimesimpolitetouswhentheyorderedacoffee.
C.ThecafeinAmericahastriedtoencouragecustomerstobemorepoliteinanewway.
D.TheFrenchcafeiscopyingtheAmericancafesothatitcanchangecustomers'behavior.
E.Thepricesarelistedwiththetypicalexpressionscustomersmightusewhentheyareordering.
(二)
A
(2018·山东德州中考)WhenIwasachild,Iwasatomboy(假小子).Ihadacowboyhatandcowboyboots.MybrothersweretwoandfouryearsolderthanI.Weoftenplayedgamestogether.
Once,mybrothersandIfellinlovewithplayingagamecalled“stealinghorses”.Thenmyparentsdecidedtobuymybrothersguns.Thesewerenot“real”guns.BecauseIwasagirl,Ididn'tgetagun.Theyshotandshotateverythingwiththeirnewguns.Itriedto“fight”themwithmybowandarrows(弓和箭).ButIwasstillinthepoorpositionwithoutagun.
OnedaywhileIwashidingbehindawall,lookingouttowardthefields,Ifeltaterribleblowtomyrighteye.Ilookedupjustintimetoseemybrotherlowerhisgun.Bothbrothersrushedtomyside.MyeyefeltgreatpainandIcovereditwithmyhand.“IfyoutellthattoMummy,”theysaid,“Wewillgetawhipping(鞭打)fromDaddy.Youdon'twantthattohappen,doyou?
”Ididnot.“Hereisapieceofwire(电线),”saidtheolderbrother,pickingitupfromthefloor,“Sayyousteppedononeendofitandtheotherflewupandhityou.”“Yes,”Isaid.Tobehonest,Ididn'twantthemtobepunished.SoIdidasmybrotherstoldmetodo.
Aweekafterthe“accident”myparentstookmetoseeadoctor.FinallyIknewmybrotherswereworriedaboutmyeye,sotheytoldourparentswhathadhappenedandaskedthemtotakemetoseeadoctor.
1.Accordingtothepassage,thetwobrotherswere.
A.strictB.clever
C.politeD.naughty(淘气的)
2.Thetwobrothersaskedthewritertotellaliebecausetheywereafraid.
A.theywouldlosetheirguns
B.theirparentswouldpunishthem
C.theycouldn'tplaythegameanymore
D.theirparentswouldtaketheirsistertoseeadoctor
3.Choosethecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.( )
①Thewriterwashurt.
②Thebrotherstoldthetruth.
③Theparentsboughtgunsforthebrothers.
④Theparentstookthewritertoseeadoctor.
A.②③①④B.③①②④
C.③①④②D.③②①④
4.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepassage?
( )
A.Thewriter'sparentsdidn'tlikeher.
B.Thewriterandhertwobrotherslovedeachother.
C.Thewriter'sbrotherswantedtohurther.
D.Thetwobrothersdidn'tgetonwellwitheachother.
B
(2018·内蒙古通辽中考)
Name
Personalinformation
Norman
Bethune
★Bornin1890inCanada
★Diedin1939inChina
★Adoctor
★CametoChinain1938
CelineDion
★BorninMontreal,Canada★Asingingstar
★In1997,sangMyHeartWillGoOnforthefilmTitanic
TuYouyou
★Bornin1930,
Zhejiang,China
★AChinesemedical,
scientist
★Wonthe2015NobelPriceinPhysiolog