2020年中考英語閱讀理解15篇訓(xùn)練(名師精選全國(guó)真題+參考答案，建議下載練習(xí))第一節(jié)閱讀理解。根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。AWelcometoSanFranciscoZoo,NorthernCalifornia'slargestzooYou'llenjoyseeing250differentkindsofanimalshereMailAddress:SanFranciscoZoo,ZooRoad,SanFrancisco,CA94132Phone:MainOffice:(415)753-7080TheMainOfficeclerkisondutyfrom5a．m.to9p．m.(Monday—Friday)SomethingtoRemember：◎PleaseDoNotFeedtheAnimals!Ouranimalshaveproperfood,andsomeanimalsareonstrictdietsforhealthyreasons.Itisveryimportantthatyoushouldn'tfeedthemwiththefoodordrinksinyourhands.YoucanonlyfeedtheanimalsthatareontheFamilyFarmintheChildren'sZoo.◎AnimalsDoNotLiketoBeTeased!Weaskyounottoteaseorshoutattheanimals.Andpleasedonotthrowfoodoranythingelsetothem.◎NoOtherPetsAreAllowed!◎PhotographyIsWelcome!Whentakingphotosinthezoo,pleasestaysafelybehindanybarriersandremaininthepublicareasatalltimes.DisabilityAccess(通道)：Guestswithdisabilitiescanuseourwheelchairs.OurMainGateisaccessibletoall.Accessibleroutesandareasareindicated(確定)onthezoomap,whichcanbefoundattheMainGate.Question:Pleasereportproblemstozooofficers.Theywillhelpyou.Youcanalsoturntosecurityguardswhoareonzoogrounds24hoursadaytoensurethesafetyofourvisitorsandouranimals.PriceofTickets:Adult:$50;Child:$25OpeningHours：OpenOpendaily,6m.to8pm.Lastadmission(入場(chǎng)券)wouldbesoldonehourbeforeclosedaged14yearsoldandundermustbeaccompaniedbyanadultwhileonzoogrounds.( )1.TheMainOfficeclerkisonduty .A.at5a.m.onWednesday B.at10a.m.onC.at8p.m.onSunday D.at10p.m.onFriday( )2.Ifyouneedtouseawheelchairinthezoo,howcanyoucangetthedetailedinformation?A.AskthevisitorsintheChildren'sZoo. B.Askanadultwhileonzoogrounds.C.Getthedetailsfromthesecurityguards. D.Gettheaccessibleroutesandareasfromthezoo( )3.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tease”meaninChinese?A.忽視 B．毆打 C．戲弄 D．保護(hù)( )4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?SanFranciscoZooisthelargestzooinNorthernCalifornia.Ifyouwanttofeedtheanimals,youcangototheFamilyFarm.Ifyoumeetsometroublesorproblems,youcantellthemtozooofficers.ThephonenumberofthemainofficeinSanFranciscoZoois(415)763-7080.( )5.Mr.Greenbringshistwosonsandadaughtertothezoo.Hehastopay .A.$50 B．$75 C．$100 D．$125BEveryonehasgottwopersonalities(性格)theonethatisshowntotheworldandtheotherthatissecretandreal.Youdon’tshowyoursecretpersonalitywhenyou’reawakebecauseyoucancontrolyourbehavior,butwhenyou’reasleep,yoursleepingpositionshowstherealyou.Inanormalnight,ofcourse,peoplefrequentlychangetheirpositions.Theimportantpositionistheonethatyougotosleepin.Ifyougotosleeponyourback,you’reaveryopenperson.Younormallytrustpeopleandyouareeasilyinfluencedbyfashionornewideas.Youdon’tliketodisplease(不高興)people.Soyouneverexpressyourrealfeelings.You’requiteshyandyouaren’tquitesureofyourself.Ifyousleeponyourstomach,youarearathersecretiveperson.Youworryalotandyou’realwayseasilyupset.Youalwayssticktoyourownopinionsorjudgment,butyoudon’traiseyourhopestoomuch.Youusuallylivefortodaynottomorrow.Thismeansthatyouenjoyhavingagoodtime.Ifyousleepcurledup(蜷縮),youareprobablyaverynervousperson.Youhavealowopinionofyourselfandsoyou’reoftendefensive.You’reshyandyoudon’tnormallylikemeetingpeople.Youprefertobeonyourown.You’reeasilyhurt.Ifyousleeponyourside,youhaveusuallygotawell—balanced(平衡的)personality.Youknowyourstrengthsandweakness.You’reusuallycareful.Youbelieveinyourself.Yousometimesfeelanxious,butyoudon’toftengetsad.Youalwayssaywhatyouthinkevenifitmakespeopleratherangry.( )6.Youmayfindthepassagein .A.asciencemagazine BAguidebook C.asportsnewspaper D.astory( )7.Whendoesthesleepingpositionbestshowyoursecretpersonality?A.Inthedaytime B.Atthebeginningofsleep C.Atnight D.Duringthedeep( )8.Tinahardlytellshersecretstoherfriends.Sheprobablygoestosleep .A.oncurledup B.onherstomach C.onherback D.onher( )9.Whatdoestheword“defensive”meaninthepassage?A.易怒的 B.攻擊性的( )10.Whatdoesthepassagetellus?SleepingonyoursideisthebestwayofsleepingChangingpositionswillcausesleeping

外向的 D.有戒心的C.Sleepingpositionsshowpeople’ssecretpersonalities.CD.Enoughsleepmakespeoplelookbetterandhealthier.CNooneknowswhenthefirstkitewasmade.Thefirstrecordofakitewasmorethan2,000yearsagoinChina.HanXin,theleaderofanarmy,wantedtobringdownaking.Hedecidedtodigatunnel(隊(duì)道)intotheking’spalace.Heflewakiteoverthewallofthepalacetomakesurethelength(長(zhǎng)度)ofitsstring(線).Inthisway,hecoulddeterminehowlongthetunnelshouldbe.Hismeninthetunneltookthekitestringwiththem.Whentheyreachedtheendofthestring,theyknewtodigup.KiteshavebeenflowninJapanforhundredsofyears.Inthe1700s,kiteswereflowninautumntogivethanksforagoodharvest.Theywerealsoflowntosendgoodwishestocoupleswhohadtheirfirstson.TodayinJapan,kitesareoftenflownaspartofacelebration,suchasthebeginningofanewyear.Andkitefestivalsareheldeachyearinmanypartsofthecountry.Kiteshavebeenusedforscientificpurposesinthewesternworld.In1752,BenjaminFranklintiedakeytoakiteandflewitinastormtofindoutthatlighteningwasaformofelectricity.Inthe1890s,LawrenceHargraveinventedtheboxkitetotestideasaboutflight.From1898until1933，theUnitedStatesWeatherBureau(氣象局)usedboxkitestocollectweatherdata.TheWrightbrothersalsoexperimented(試驗(yàn))withkites.Whattheylearnthelpedthemmakethefirstairplaneflightin1903.( )11.WhydidHanXinwanttodigatunnel?A.Topulldownthepalace. B.Tofightagainsttheking.C.Tosearchfortheking’streasure. D.Tofindoutthelengthofthekitestring.( )12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“determine”inParagraph1probablymeaninChinese?A.測(cè)定 B.選擇 C.了解 D.考( )13.OneofthepurposesofflyingkitesinJapanis .A.togivethanksforagoodharvestinsummer B.toexpressgoodwishestothefirst-borndaughterC.tocelebratethebeginningofanewyear D.toholdkitefestivalsalloverthe( )14.WhendidtheUnitedStatesWeatherBureaubegintouseboxkites?A.In1752. B.In1898. C.In1903. D.In1933.( )15.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.TheHistoryofKites B.TheExperimentsofKitesC.TheInventionofaKite D.TheFirstRecordofaKiteDDavidwalkeddownthestreet.AllhewantedtodowastoplaybasketballwithJim.Buthismothertoldhimtoreturnhissister’sbookstothelibraryonhiswaytoJim’shouse.Inhiseyes,booksandsummertimejustdon’tgotogether.Hethoughthehadreadalotduringtheschoolyear.Andhehadneversetfootinsideapubliclibrary.Todayhe’djustdropthebooksoffintheoutsidereturnbox,butitwaslocked.Hehadtogoinsidetoreturnthem.Davidwalkedinsidethebuildingafewminutesbeforeclosingtime.Heputthebooksintothereturnbox.Afteraquickdrinkofwaterandashortstopinthetoilet,he’dbeonhiswaytomeetJim.Hewalkedoutofthetoilet.Thelibrarylightswereturnedoff.Hewaslocked-inalibrary.Davidtriedtousethetelephone,buthecouldn’tfindone.Asthesunbegantoset,hesearchedforalightandfoundalittleoneonthedesk.Heusedapenciltowriteanoteonabigpieceofpaper. Itread,lockedinside.Pleasecallforhelp.”Heputitonthefrontdoor.Surely,someonepassingbywouldseeit.Hethenturnedhisattentiontothelibraryitself.Hewassurprisedtodiscoverthatthisplacewasnotsobad.Rowsandrowsofbooks!WhenhesawabookaboutMichaelJordanonthedesk,hepickeditup.Heopenedthebookandbegantoread.Hefeltthatbeinglockedinthelibrarydidn’tseemtobesuchaterriblething.( )16.WhatdidDavid’smotherwanthimtodo?PlaybasketballwithJim.C.Readbooksinthelibrary.

Takeawalkinthestreet.D.Returnhissister’sbooks.( )17.Davidthoughthehadreadalotduring .A.avisittoJim’s B.theschoolyear C.theclosingtime D.thesummertime( )18.Davidwentinsidethebuildingbecause .A.thesunbegantoset B.hewantedtousethetelephoneC.heneededtogotothetoilet D.theoutsidereturnboxwaslockedHewroteanoteonbigpieceofpaper.Heopenedthebookandbegantoread.( )19.Whichofthefollowingsentencescouldbeaddedtothechart(圖表)?Hewroteanoteonbigpieceofpaper.Heopenedthebookandbegantoread.A.Hesearchedforalight. B.Heputthebooksintothereturnbox.C.Hehadaquickdrinkofwater. D.Heturnedhisattentiontothe( )20.Daviddiscoveredthat afterhewaslockedinthelibrary.A.hewasveryafraidofthedark.C.hismomwasworriedabouthim

B.hebecameinterestedinthisplaceD.HisfriendbecamenervousabouthimEEEveryyearonmybirthdaysinceIwas11,awhitegardenia(梔子花)wassenttomyhouse.Nocardcamewithit.Callstotheflowershopwerenothelpfulatall.AftersometimeIstoppedtryingtofindoutthesender’snameandwasjustpleasedwiththebeautifulflower,insoftpinkpaper.Icouldn’tstopimaginingwhothegivermightbe.Someofmyhappiestmomentswerespentdaydreaming(幻想)aboutthesenderMymotherencouragedthesedaydreams.She’daskmeifIhadbeenespeciallykindtosomeone.PerhapsitwasoneofmyclassmatesPerhapsitwastheoldmanwhoIoncehelped.Asagirl,IhadmorefunimaginingthatitmightbeaboythatIhadmet.Amonthbeforemyhighschoolgraduation(畢業(yè)),myfatherdied.IwassosadthatIbecamecompletelyuninterestedinmycominggraduationdance,andIdidn’tcarewhetherIhadanewdressornot.Mymother,inherownsadness,wouldnotletmemiss過)anyofthosethings.Shewantedherchildrentofeelloved.fact,mymotherwantedherchildrentoseethemselvesmuchlikethegardenia:lovely,strongandperfect.MymotherdiedtenyearsafterIwasmarried.Thatwastheyearthegardeniastopped()21.Thewriterreceived onherbirthdaysinceshewas11.A.awhitegardenia B.acard C.acardandsoftpinkpaper D.agardeniaanda( )22.Thewriterwasvery whenshewasimaginingwhosenttheflower.A.happy B.sad C.worried D.( )23.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat .thewriterdidn’tgetanewdressforthedancethewriterprobablyjoinedinthegraduationdancethewriter’sfatherdiedtenyearsearlierthanhermotherthewriter’sfatherreceivedagardeniaoneachofhisbirthdays( )24.Thewritergotthegardeniasfrom onherbirthdays.A.herclassmate B.theoldman C.theboy D.her( )25.Thepassagemainlytalksabout .A.whatagardeniameant B.whatagirldreamedaboutFC.howamotherlovedherchildren D.howadaughtermissedherfatherFHaveyoueverbeenonastudentexchangeprogram?Howusefulwasit.Weaskedthreepeoplefortheiropinions.Ellen：Ispent8daysinGermanyWhenIwasstudyingformyLevelA.Iwenttoschooleveryday,andspenttheeveningswithafamily.ItwasgreatIhadtospeakGermanallthetime.However,themostusefulthingwasthatIwaspayingmoreattentiontocommunicatinginthelanguage,insteadofspeakingperfectcorrectGerman.IwasreallygladthatpeoplecouldunderstandwhatIwassaying.I’dcertainlyintroduceittootherstudentsstudyinglanguages.Frank：IwentonanexchangewithmyclassforaweekinJapan.Beforetheexchange,Ithoughtmyunderstandingofgrammarwasprettygood,butIhadmuchtroubleinlisteningandspeaking.So,WhatIthoughtmostmeaningfulwasthatIhadnochoicebuttouseeverydaylanguageskills,ratherthanthelanguagefrombooks.IfIhadtheopportunity,I’dcertainlytakepartinanotherlanguageexchange.Alice：ItookpartinaFrenchexchange.ItlastedtwoweeksandIstayedwithmyexchangefamilyinasmalltownjustoutsideParis.I’mquiteashyperson,sointhefirstfewdays,Iwaskindofnervous,butthenitwasfine.IloveFrenchandmyFrenchhasalwaysbeengood.Buttheexchangereallyhelpeddevelopmyspeakingskills,andmademeamuchmoreconfident(自信的)person.ItfeltgreattobeabletotalkwithFrenchpeople.Ialsofoundtheeveryonewhotookpartintheexchangedidalotbetterintheirendofyearexams.( )26.HowlongdidFrankstayinJapan？A.Aweek. B.Eightdays. C.Twoweeks D.Halfa( )27.WhatdidAlicethinkaboutherexchange?A.Itdevelopedherlisteningskills. B.Itmadehermoreconfident.C.Ittaughtherexamskills. D.Ittooktoomuchofhertime.( )28.Allthreepeoplewouldmostlikelydescribetheirexchangeas .A.Tiring B.exciting C.boring D.( )29.Whowillbeinterestedinthepassageabove?A.Studentswhoarelearningaforeignlanguage. B.Studentswhowanttoworkasteacherlater.GC.Studentswhoareinterestedintravelingabroad. D.Studentswhoarenotdoingwellintheirstudies.GMoreandmoreChinesearehavingEnglishnames,butnoteveryoneisgoodatfindingone.Whynotofferthemsomehelp?AnAmericangirlcalledLindsayJerniganisnowteachingpeoplehowtogetbetterEnglishnames.WhileworkinginShanghai,LindsaymetmanyChinesepeoplewithstrangeEnglishnames.Someofthemchosealuckynumberof"Seven,"afavoritefruit,"Apple,"andacartooncharacter,"SnowWhite"Othershadnameslike"July"and"Rabbit."Afternoticingtheproblem,Lindsayhadanidea.Shequitherjobandsetupawebsite(bestE)tohelpChinesepeoplegetbetterEnglishnames.Thewebsitehelpspeopleintwoways.Aftertheytakeanonlinequiz,peoplewillgetfiveEnglishnamesbasedontheirpersonalinformation,suchasage,jobandevenfutureplans.Thiscosts18yuan.PeoplecanalsomeetwithLindsaytotalkabouttheirEnglishname.Butthatcostsmore.Now,about2,000peopleeachdayvisitthewebsite.Mostofthemarepreparingtostudyorworkabroad.Lindsayisplanningtoofferthemmorehelp,suchashelpingthemwriteresumes(簡(jiǎn)歷( )31.WhatdoesLindsaythinkofthenameof"Rabbit"A.Wonderful B.Strange C.Creative D.Boring( )32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"quit"inthethirdparagraphmeaninthepassage?A.caredabout B.lookedfor C.pickedup D.gave( )33.IfyougetanamefromLindsayfacetoface,youshouldpayher .A.18yuan B.lessthan18yuan C.morethan18yuan D.moreorlessthan( )34.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutLindsay?HerideacamefromherworkexperienceinChina.HerwebsitemainlyhelpstheEnglish-speakingpeople.Sheplanstoprovidemoreserviceforthecustomers.Shecanhelpthepeopletogetnameintwo( )35.Thebesttitleofthepassageis .A.Ahard-workingAmericangirl B.HowtofindangoodEnglishnameC.Don'tchooseEnglishnameswithoutthinking D.AmericangirlhelpstochooseanEnglishnameHHBike-sharinghassweptacrossChina,withanincreasingnumberofpeoplechoosingbikeridinginsteadofdriving.ThebikethattheservicecompanyprovideshasGPSorBluetoothonit,andthosebikescanbeeasilyunlockedwithasmartphoneandleftanywhereinpublic.Bike-sharingallowspeopletoborrowabikefromoneplaceandreturnitatanotherplaceeasily.Insomecities,wecanseemoreandmorepeopleridingthiskindofsharing-bikes.It’sveryconvenienttousethebikesifyouhaveasmartphone.First,youhavetodownloadsuchanAPPonyoursmartwhatyouneedtodoistofindanearestbikethroughtheAPP，scantheQRcodeonthebikeorconnectphonewiththebikeoveraBluetoothwirelessconnectioYouwillfindthebikecanbeunlockedyoucanenjoyyourtrip.What'smore,thegreatestadvantageofbike-sharingisthatyoucaneasilyfindoneandneverworryaboutwheretoparkit.Thecostofridingdependsonthetimethatyouspend.Normally,everyhouryouride,youneedtopayoneyuan.Itdoesn’tcostsomuch,doesit?Atthesametime,somepeopleparkthebikesintheirownhomes.Besides,somepeopledon’tvaluethebikes.Nowservicecompaniesaretryingtosolvetheproblemlikebeingstolen.Technologyandsciencehavechangedoursociallifestyles.Wehavetosaybike-sharingbringsusmoreconveniencewithoutdoubt.Andwealsohopethatpeoplecannotonlyenjoyitbutalsoputittogood( )36.Fromthefirstparagraph,weknow .A.bike-sharingisinventedinChina B.sharing-bikesareusedbysomepeopleC.mostpeopleincitiesdon'tdrive D.sharing-bikescanbeborrowed( )37.Theunderlinedword"scan"inParagraph2probablymeans inChinese.A.瀏覽 B.掃描 C.審視 D.細(xì)查( )38.Ifyouwanttouseasharing-bike,youmust first.A.haveasmartphoneanddownloadanAPP B.downloadanAPPandpayforthetripC.unlockthebikeanddownloadanAPP D.findanearestbikeandborrowitfrom( )39.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthispassage?A.Bike-sharingisverycheap． B.Sharing-bikesmaybestolen．C.Sharing-bikesareeasytounlock． D.Bike-sharingisakindofgreen( )40.Thepassageprobablycomesfroma .A.sciencetextbook B.touristguide C.websitenewsreport D.restaurantmenu.IA12-year-oldboynamedTimBrowngotlostinthemountains.However,hesurvivedatlastthankstohisamazingsurvival(生存,幸存)skills.OnedayinOctober2016,TimwenthikingwithhisgroupintheMagaliesbergMountains,SouthAfrica.Atfirst,everythingwentwell.Butataboutoneo'clockintheafternoon,helosthiswayandcouldn'tfindanyotherpeople.Hegotscaredatfirst,butthenhetriedtocalmdown.Heknewwhattodoinsuchasituation.“Ishouldfollowtheriver,followthelight,followthesunandfinallytherewillbebuildings,roadsandpeopleandIcouldcallhome,”hetoldhimself.Timkeptwalking.Suddenlyheheardsomesoundsandrantowardsthem.Buttohissurprise,hesawsomebaboons(狒狒).Unluckily,onebaboonscratched(抓傷arm.Hefoundsomewatertowashthebloodthescratchesandcontinuedtowalk.Timjustworeapairofswimmingminks(游泳褲),sohefeltverycold.Hetriedtokeepwarmbycoveringhisbodywithleaves.About22hourslater,hefinallymetafarmerandwasabletocallhismom.Afterhecameback,hismomaskedwhyhecarriedonwalkingwhenitgotdark.Thelittleboysaidifhedidthat,hewouldseeheragain.Nothingcouldbeathisloveforhismom!( )41.WheredidTimgetlost?A.Inazoo. B.Intheswimmingpool. C.Inabuilding. D.Inthemountains.( )42.HowlongwasTimlost?A.About22hours, B.About22days. C.About12hours. D.About12( )43.Whenhefoundhewaslost,Timfeltscaredatfirstandthen .A.hecriedoverandoveragain B.heshoutedforhelpC.hestayedandwaited. D.hetriedtocalm( )44.WhatdidTimdofirstwhenhebeardsomefounds?A.Hesawsomebaboons. B.Hescratchedababoon.C.Herantowardsthesounds. D.Hewashedtheblood( )45.WhichisNOTthereasonsA.Hemetafarmer. B.Hewastooscaredtocarryonwalking.C.Theloveforhismomencouragedhim D.Hisabilitiestosolveproblemshelpedhim.JSometimespeoplecomeintoyourlifeandyouknowatoncethattheyweresuretobethere.Theyservesomecertainpurpose,teachyoualessonorhelpfindoutwhoyouareorwhoyouwanttobecome.Youneverknowwhothesepeoplemaybe:yourclassmate,neighbor,teacher,long-lostfriendorevenarealstranger.Butyouknowthateverymomenttheywillinfluenceyourlifeinsomeseriousway.Sometimesthingshappentoyou.Atthetimetheymayseemterrible,painfulandunfair.Butlateryourealizethatwithoutovercomingthosedifficulties,youwouldhaveneverrealizedyourfurtherabilityandadvantages.Everythinghappensforareasonandnothinghappensbychanceorwithgoodorbadluck.Thepeopleyoumeetinfluenceyourlife,andthesuccessandfailureyouexperiencecreatewhoyouare.Eventhebadexperiencecanbelearnedfrom.Infact,theyareprobablythemost poignantandimportantones.Enjoyeverydayeveneverymomentandtakefromiteverythingthatyoupossiblycan,foryoumayneverbeabletoexperienceitagain.Talktopeoplewhomyouhavenevertalkedtobefore,andreallylisten.Youshouldsetyourgoalshigh,holdyourheadup,tellyourselfyouareagreatoneandbelieveinyourself.Youcanmakeyourlifeanythingyouwish.Createyourownlifeandthengooutandlive( )46.Thepeoplewemeet .A.allknowwheretofindus B.serveusonnopurposeC.won’tbecomeourneighbor D.willchangeusinsomeway( )47.Fromthepassage,weknowthatbadthingscanmakeus .A.realizeourfurtherability B.terriblymeetbadluckC.findnoserioussuccess D.possiblyenjoyeverymoment( )48.Theunderlinedword“poignant”inthepassagemeans“ ”inChinese.A.平淡的 B.明顯的 C.深刻的 D.艱苦( )49.Thewriter’sadviceisthatweshould .A.nevertalktostrangepeople B.learnasmuchaswecaneachdayC.overcomedifficultiespainfully D.notbelieveinourselvesbut( )50.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.CreateYourOwnLife B.HoldYourHeadUpC.PeopleYouMeetinLife D.ThingsHappentoYouJWhatshouldwedoifoneofourclassmatessuddenlyfallsillorgetshurt?Herearesomestepsyoushouldfollow.Butalwaysremembertolookformedicalcareafterfirstaid(急救)ifthewoundisserious.Brokenbone骨頭Takeawayclothingfromthewound.Useanicepack.teehurtbodypartwhilewaitingforthedoctortoarrive.Animalbites(咬傷)：Washthebiteareawithsoapandwater.Packthewoundwithacleanclothifitisbleeding.Ifthebleedinghasstopped,covertheareawithabandageandtakethepersontothehospital.Makesureyourememberwhatkindofanimalitissothedoctorcanfindtherightwaytotreathimorheratonce.Fainting(昏厥)：Havehimorherliewithfeetliftedalittle.Don’tmovethebodyifyouthinktheremightbewoundsfromthefall.Makesureheorshecanbreatheandletinfreshair.Cleantheperson’sfacewithacoolcloth.Nosebleeds：Havethepersonsitupwithhisorherheadtilted(傾斜)forwardalittle.Donothavethepersontilt(傾斜)hisorherheadbackbecausethismaycauseheavybreathingorcoughing.Pinch(捏)thelowerpartofthenoseforatleast10minutes.()51.Whatshouldwedofirstwhenananimalbitehappens?A.Putanicepackonthewound. B.Washthebiteareawithsoapandwater.C.Trytostopthebleedingwithacleancloth.D.Takethehurtpersontothehospital.()52.Whendealingwiththeproblemsof ,weshouldn’tmovethehurt.A.brokenbonesandanimalbites B.animalbitesandnosebleedsC.brokenbonesandfainting D.faintingandnosebleeds( )53.Whichofthefollowingisnotrightwhenaboy’snosebleeds?A.Lethisheadnottiltback. B.Lethisheadtiltforwardalittle.C.Lethimsitup. D.Pinchhisnoseforlessthan10( )54.Whichpartofamagazinemaythepassagecomefrom?A.Lifestyle. B.Health. C.Sports. D.Education.( )55.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Firstaidforsomeaccidentalwounds. B.Stepsoflookingformedic