考點跟蹤突破40閱裱理解

類型一判斷正誤型

閱讀材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容判斷材料后各個小題正、誤。正確的選A,錯誤的選

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A（2020,蘭州）

Thousandsofhighschoolstudentsenjoyreading.Today,wehaveselected4of

themostpopularbookslovedbyyoungreaders.Ifyouareinterestedinthem,youcan

getthemfromtheschoollibrary.

ANTaixrnriAi?<T-r?trrt?v

Dcvna

TheLittlePrince

byAntoinedeSaint-Exupery

Published（出版）in2016

?Alittleprincefromasmallplanetislookingfbrthesecretofwhatisimportantin

life.lthasbeentranslatedintoover180languages.

OneandOnlyBob

byKatherineApplegate

Publishedin2020

?Bobsetsoutonadangerousjourneyinsearchofhislong-lostsisterwiththehelpof

histwobestfriends.

ANNEFRANK

THEDIARY

(XA

VPIINGGIRL

TheDiaryofAnneFrank

byAnneFrank

Publishedin1947

?TheDiaryofAnneFrankisarecordofherunderstandingof

WorldWarII.

TheKiteRunner

byKhaledHosseini

Publishedin2003

?Thebookisabouttwoboys'story.Sinceitcameout,nearly7millionreadershave

readit.

(A)1.771^LittlePrinceisaboutlookingforthesecretofwhatisimportantinlife.

(B)2.KatherineApplegatewroteTheKiteRunner.

(B)3.O〃eandOnlyBobcameoutin2016.

(A)4.YoumightchooseTheDiaryofAnneFrankifyouareinterestedinWorld

WarII.

(A)5.772GKiteRunnerhasbeenreadbyabout7millionreaders.

B(2020,甘孜州)

Iboughtanewcar.Myoldcarwasstillingoodconditionandworth$1,500at

leastattheused-carmarket.

Ihaveaco-worker,Tom.Heisagreatworker.Hehasnoenoughmoneyfora

newcarandhasbeenlookingatusedcars.SoIaskedhimhowmuchhewaslooking

tospendonacar.Hethoughtabout$300to$500.SoItoldhimI'dsellhimmyoldone

for$300.

Mymom,whoIworkwith,askedifIhadanylucksellingmyoldcar.Itoldher

Iplannedtosellittoourco-workerTomfor$300.

Shestartedcrying.Shetoldmehowgladshewasthatshehadbroughtupa

selfless(無私的)kidwhowouldhelpsomeoneoutsomuch.Shetoldmetogiveitto

himforfreeandthatshewouldpayme$1,500.1didn'texpecthertosaysoatalland

ofcourseIdidn'ttakehermoneyeither.Iwanttohelpmorepeoplelikemymother

does.

(B)l.Thewritergotanewcarbecausehisoldcarwasbroken.

(A)2.Tomisn'tabletospendtoomuchonacar.

(B)3.Themotherfelthappywhensheknewhersonwasgoingtosellhisoldcar.

(A)4.Themotherisverykind.

(B)5.Thewritergotsomemoneyfromhismother.

C(2020,新疆維吾爾自治區(qū)新疆生產(chǎn)建設(shè)兵團)

Karenhastwokids,aboyandagirl,DaveandNancy.Bothofthemarevery

lovely.Andtheboyloveshislittlesisterverymuchbecausehethinkshemustprotect

her.However,thelittlegirlgotaseriousillnessonedayandneededsomeblood.And

thehospitalalsocouldn'tfindthesametypeofbloodforthegirl.ButKarenknewboth

ofherkidshavethesametypeofblood.SoKarenaskedherson,uWouldyouliketo

giveyourbloodtoyoursister?”

Daveagreedatonce.Aftertransferring(轉(zhuǎn)移)hisblood,theboyaskedhis

mother,“Mom,howlongcanIlivefromnowon?Karenunderstoodthatherson

hadthoughthewoulddiesoonafterhelostsomeofhisblood.SoKarensaidtoher

son,"Don'tworry,myson.Youwon'tdieifyoulosealittleblood.”

aReally?HowlongcanIlive?”theboyaskedhismotheragain/'Ithinkyou

canlivetobe100yearsold."smiledhismother.Theboyliftedhisarmsandsaid

happily,“Well,pleasegivehalfofmybloodtomylittlesister!Thenbothofuscan

live50years!”

(A)1.Karenhastwolovelykids.

(A)2.Thelittlegirlgotaseriousillness.

(B)3.Davedidn'twanttogivebloodtohissister.

(B)4.Nancythoughtshewoulddiesoonaftershegotsomeblood.

(A)5.Theboylovedhissisterverymuch.

D(2020,聊城)

Dogscanbegoodhelperstohumansandwhataboutmonkeys?Theycandoa

greatjob,too.Monkeyscanhelpdisabled(有殘疾的)peopleliveabetterlifejustas

dogsdo.

Likedogs,monkeysneedlotsoftrainingtobehumanhelpers.Onedifferenceis

thatmonkeyslivelongerthandogsdo.Thismeansthatamonkey's"childhood”is

alsolongerthanadog's.Soitmaytakethemfourtosixyearsbeforetheyarereadyto

begintraining.Itssaidthatitisalmostasmuchworkasraisingayoungchild!

Aftermonkeysbegintraining,theyusuallytakeaboutayeartolearnenough

taskstobegoodhelpers.Oneimportantthingthattheyneedtolearnishowtofollow

commands(命令).Forexample,ifapersonwantstohavethelightsturnedon,heor

shemightgivethecommand“sun”.Asthemonkeysgetbetteratcompletingtheir

tasks,theylearnnewandmoredifficultones.Somemonkeyscanevenlearnhowto

useacomputer!

(A)1.Bothdogsandmonkeysneedlotsoftrainingbeforetheycanhelphumans.

(B)2.Dogsarereadytobegintrainingwhentheyare4to6yearsold.

(A)3.Itusuallytakesmonkeysaboutayeartolearnhowtobecomegoodhuman

helpers.

(A)4.Ifapersongivesthecommand"sun”,hemightwantthemonkeytoturnon

thelights.

(B)5.A11monkeyscanlearnhowtousecomputers.

E(2020,青島)

ChinaNationalFilmMuseum

9NanyingRoad,ChaoyangDistrict,Beijing

Tel：(010)84355959

Open：9：00—16：30exceptMon.

GiftshopwithlegitimateDVDs/cafeteria!snackshops(popcornformovieviewing)

ForbiddenCityandthePalaceMuseum

4JiangshanqianStreet,DongchengDistrict,Beijing

Tel:(010)85007421/7420

Open：8：30-17：00,Apr.l-Oct.31；

8：30-16：30,Nov.l-Mar.31

ClosedonMon.afternoonexceptpublicholidaysandsummervacation(July1—

Aug.31)

Giftshop!bookshop!museumguideavailable!restaurant!coffeeshop!shopsand

cafes

NationalArtMuseumofChina

1WusidaStreet,DongchengDistrict,Beijing

Tel:(010)64001467

Open:9：00-17：00,lastentry16：00

Cafeteriaatthebackofthebuilding

NationalMuseumofChina

16EastChanganStreet,DongchengDistrict,Beijing

Tel:(010)65116188

Open:9：00—17：00exceptMon.,ticketboxclosedat15：30

Giftshop!audioguide

(A)l.YoucanvisittheChinaNationalFilmMuseumonTuesday.

(B)2.Ifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutfilms,youcancall(010)64001467.

(A)3.YoucanvisittheForbiddenCityandthePalaceMuseumonMondayin

summervacation.

(B)4.YoucanentertheNationalMuseumofChinaat17：30.

(B)5.ThefourmuseumsareinthesamedistrictofBeijing.

F(2019,廣西北部灣改編)

AI(人工智^3)makesourliveseasierandbetter.Let'sseetheamazingAL

Cooldriverlessbus

Abusdooropensandyougeton.Wait,whereisthedriver?Hereisanewkindof

driverlessbuscalledApolong.

Itcanseat14peopleanddoesn*tneedadriver.Thebusfollowstraffic

rules.ltstopseverytimeitseesastoplight.

Yourclosefriend

Hi,everyone.FmXiaoice,achatbot(聊天機器人).Ispeaklikea

17-year-oldgirl.Ifyoufeellonely,youcantalkwithme.Fmgoodatsinging,writing

poemsandtellingstories.Iwanttobeyourfriend!

World'sfirstAIanchor

Hey,look!ThefamousChineseanchor(主播)QiuHaoisreportingthenewsfor

us.But,is“he”reallyQiuHao?Theansweris"no”.Thisistheworld'sfirstAI

anchor.

Itlooksandspeaksjustlikearealperson.ltspeaksbothChineseandEnglish.lt

canwork24hourswithoutanymistakes.TheAIanchorjoinsInhumanreporting

team.YoumightseeitonTVsoon.

PopularAIartist

Thisbeautifulpaintingwasatanauction(拍賣)in2018.ltsoldforabout3,000,

000yuan!Butitisnotaworkbyafamouspainter,suchasVincentVanGogh.ltwas

paintedbyanAIartist.ThreeFrenchmencreatedtheAL

TheAIartiststudiedover15,000paintings.Inthisway,itlearnedtopaint.Nowit

isamongthemostpopularartistsintheworld.

(A)1.ThedriverlessbusApolongstopseverytimeitseesastoplight.

(B)2.Xiaoicecansing,tellstoriesandtalkwithyoubutcan*twritepoems.

(A)3.Thepaintingisworthabout3,000,000yuanatanauction.

(B)4.TheAIartistisoneofthemostpopularartistsinChina.

(B)5.Wecanprobablyseethepassageinaguidebook.

類型二一般選擇型

訓(xùn)練一圖表廣告

A（2020,武漢）

July212020ABCEnglish

EDUCATION

Studentstaughttoloveparents

AmiddleschoolinWuhanhasstoodoutamongotherschoolsinstudents123love

andcarefbrtheirparents.Thestudentsareaskedtospendatleastonehourdoing

houseworkfbrtheirparentsorgivingsomehelpintheneighborhoodeverySunday,

Mother'sDayandparents*birthdays.

Theschoolaims（旨在）atturningthestudentsintowell-manneredchildren.The

students,mostlyfromone-childfamilies,weretaughttobeagoodchildunderstrict

rules.Forexample,theyarenowusedtosayinggood-byetoparentsinthemorning

beforetheygotoschool.Andnooneforgetstosayhellototheparentswhenthey

returnfromschool.Theparentsarepleasedtofindtheirchildrencanhelpthemwith

somehouseworksuchasmakingbeds,washingandcooking.

FromWuhanPost

1.Thenews“Studentstaughttoloveparents“wasfirstreportedinB

A.ABCEnglishB.WuhanPost

C.ParentDailyD.SchoolNews

2.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanwereadthenews?C

A.CULTURE.B.FAMILY.

C.EDUCATION.D.HISTORY.

3.Whostartedtheproject?D

A.Theparents.B.Thenewspapers.

C.Theneighborhood.D.Theschool.

4.Whatcanweknowfromthenews?D

A.Theschoolaimsatwinningagoodfame.

B?Thestudentswerenotwell-behavedathome.

C.Theparentsarehappytochangetheirchildren.

D.Thestudentsareguidedonhowtolovetheirparents.

5.ThenewsmainlytellsusC.

A.childrenfromone-childfamiliesneedstrictrules

B.Mother'sDayandparents*birthdaysareimportant

C.aprojectofgoodmannerseducationhasbeenwellcarriedout

D.theschoolmeanstoturnthestudentsintotheirparents*helps

B（2020,孝感）

Whatdoyouusuallydowhilewaitingfbrsomeone?Thedescriptionsbelow

mightsaysomethingaboutyou.

cD

A.Youwalkaround,rubbingyourhands.

B.Youstandstill,lookingatyourwatch.

C.Youcrossyourarms,lookingimpatient.

D.Youstandstaringintothedistance,thinking.

Analysis

☆ifyouransweris"A”：

Youareshort-tempered.Youareenergeticbutsometimescareless.Youmake

friendswithallyourheart.Butsometimesyoumayhurtothersbecauseofyourquick

tongue.

☆I(lǐng)fyouransweris

Youarepatientandverystrictwithyourself.Youworkhard.Whenyourfriends

havetrouble,youwilltryyourbesttohelpthem.

☆I(lǐng)fyouransweris"C”：

Youarestrong-minded.Yousticktoyourownviews,butarealsogoodwith

people.Youcanmakeothersagreewithyou.

☆I(lǐng)fyouransweris"D"：

Youhavegreatpatience.You*reverynicetoothers.However,youmaybetoo

nice.

Thisquizisjustforfun.Dorittakeitseriously.

1.Ifyouransweris“A"，youmayhurtothersbecauseofyourD.

A.warmheartB.coldaction

C.badbehaviorD.quicktongue

2.Whichonewillmakeanefforttohelpfriendsoutoftrouble?B

A.Thepersonwhochooses"A

B?Thepersonwhochooses“B

C-Thepersonwhochooses"C

D-Thepersonwhochooses"D

3.IfNickcrosseshisarmswhilewaitingforsomeone,heisC.

A.short-temperedB.strict

C.strong-mindedD.patient

4.Afterreadingthepassage,wecanknowitisB.

A.anexamB.aquiz

C.anadD.anotice

訓(xùn)練二學校生活類

A（2020,河南）

“Areyoulistening,Simon?”Simon'steacherasked.ltwasaprettyusual

question.

Simonshookhishead,smiling.Hehardlylistenedortriedhardinclass.Talking

wassomuchfun.Hewantedtobeheardratherthanlisten.

“Listen,andyou'Ulearnsomething.Mrs.Jacobstriedeveryday,butSimon

neverpaidattention.

Thatevening,histhroatreallyhurt.Thenextmorning,whenheopenedhismouth

tosay“Goodmorning”,nothingcameoutbutacroakd氐啞聲）.

Simon'smotherlookedathim."Honey,you*velostyourvoice.n

“CanIstayhome?”Hetriedtoask,butwordsdidn'tcomeout.Instead,his

mothercheckedhimforafeveranddecideditwasgoodforhimtogotoschool,even

ifhecouldn'ttalk.

Whenhegottoschool,Mrs.Jacobssaid“Hello”tohim,andhejust

nodded.WhenhisfriendsaskedhimwhatTVshowhewatchedlastnight,hejust

shrugged.Bythetimethebellrangforclass,almosteveryonewaslookingathimasif

he*dgrownathirdeye.

Pennyraisedherhand.Mrs.Jacobs,whyisn'tSimontalking?”

“Heneverstopstalking,“Richardsaidwomedly.

Everyonestartedtalkingatonce.Theywereexcited,worried,andsurprised.

Simonsatinclass,bored.Hewatchedthemtalktoeachotherasiftheteacher

wasn*tthere,buthecouldn'tevendothat.Inmathclasshecouldholdupfingersif

theanswerwaslessthan10,butthatwasn'tfun.Hedecidedtotrytopayattention.

Hecoulddohishomeworkthatnight.ltgavehimTVandgametimewithhis

workalldone.

Thenextday,eventhoughhisvoicewascomingback,hestayedquietagain.The

thirdday,hecouldtalkfine,buthelistenedandraisedhishandtospeak.

Whatadifferencethatonedaymade!

1.WhatdidMrs.JacobswantSimontodoinclass?B

A.Totalk.B.Tolisten.

C.Tositup.D.Tostayawake.

2.WhatwastheproblemwithSimonthatday?C

A.Hegotacough.B.Hewaslateforschool.

C.Helosthisvoice.D.Helostinterestinschool.

3.WhywasalmosteveryonelookingatSimon?C

A.Becausehegrewathirdeye.

B.BecauseMrs.Jacobspraisedhim.

C.Becausehetalkedwithnobody.

D.BecauseMrs.Jacobsnoddedtohim.

4.WhycouldSimondohishomeworkthatnight?B

A.Becausehealreadygotthisvoiceback.

B.Becausehepaidmuchattentioninclass.

C.Becausehewasgiveneasierhomework.

D.Becausehelearnttousefingersinclass.

5.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?B

A.Areyoutalking?B.Areyoulistening?

C.IsyourvoiceOK?D.Isyourschoolfun?

B（2020,福建）

WhenClaireVlasesofMontanawasinGrade7,shelearnedaboutplansto

modernizehermiddleschool.Claireaskedtheschoolboard（董事會）toaddsolar

panelstotheprojectbecause,sheexplained,cleanenergywouldbehelpfultoareally

modernschool.

Theboardlikedtheideabutsaiditcouldofferjust$25,000—one-fifthofthe

cost.SoClaireorganizedagroupofkidsandgrown-upswhosettoworkraisingthe

rest.Theysoldtheirsecond-handbooks,putontalentshowsandaskedfor

donations（捐贈），evengoingdoor-to-doorforthem.Onedonatedmorethanhalfthe

cost!

Aftertwoyearsofhardwork,thegrouppaidforthesolarpanels,whichnow

provideone-fourthoftheschoofselectricityneeds一savingtheneighborhood

thousandsofdollars."Myfavoritepartaboutthisprojectwasthatonepersoncould

startsomethingsmallandthentheprojectcouldgrowandhaveabiginfluenceonthe

community,nClairesaid."Therearealwaysgoingtobehardparts.Whenthere'sa

challenge（力匕戰(zhàn)）presentedtoyou,youcanlearnfromitanduseitasachanceto

overcomeit.”

1.Afterknowingtheprojectwasstillinneedofmoney,ClaireB.

A-raised$25,000B.askedformorehelp

C.soldoldnewspapersD.donatedhalfthecost

2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph2referto（才旨

代）？D

A?Solarpanels.B.Second-handbooks.

C.Shows.D.Donations.

3.Whichpictureshowsthechangeoftheelectricitycostaftertheuseofsolar

panels?C

-------------?cost

D.??

4.FromClaire'swordsinthelastparagraph,welearnthatC.

A.hardworkwasherfavorite

B.theprojectwentsmoothly

C.asmallthingmakesabigdifference

D.solarpanelscostalot

5.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?D

A-ADependentGirlB.AModemSchool

C.Don*tWasteEnergyD.NeverGiveUp

C（2020,陜西）

NewZealandoffersfreeschool

lunchestothousandsofkids

WELLINGTON,Feb.20（Xinhua）—uThousandsofchildrenhavebegun

receivingafreelunchonschooldaysunderthegovernment'sfreeandhealthyschool

lunchprogram,nPrimeMinister(首相)JacindaArdemsaidonThursday.

“Theprogramisfor7,000studentsat31schoolsrightnow.Thenumberwill

extendto21,000studentsin120schoolsbythestartof2021,"Ardemsaidwhileshe

wasservinguplunchataschoolinHawke'sBay.

“Afullstomachmakesallthedifferencetoachild'slearning,vArdernsaid.

"ProvidingafreeandhealthylunchatschoolisonewaytohelpNewZealand

becomethebestplaceintheworldforschoolchildren.Andpeoplecanseethat

differencerightaway,“shesaid.Sheaddedthatprovidingtheseluncheswasalsoa

greatwayforlocalfamiliestohavejobs.

"Theprogramisoneof75plansfromNewZealand'sCYWS(ChildandYouth

WellbeingStrategy).Itstartedlastyearanddevelopedwiththemoneyfrom10,000

NewZealandersincluding6,000youngpeople,“saidEducationMinisterChris

Hipkins.

1.Whatkindofwritingisit?B

A.Story.B.News.C.Email.D.Invitation.

2.Theunderlinedword"extend”heremeans"A

A.increaseB.doubleC.remainD.fall

3.Fromthesecondparagraph,weknowthatArdemwasBwhenshe

explainedtheprogram.

A.planningforthefreelunchprogram

B.givinglunchtotheschoolchildren

C.thinkinghowtoprovidejobsforlocalfamilies

D.collectingmoneyfromNewZealanders

4.By“Afullstomachmakesallthedifferencetoachild'slearning,vArdem

meantthat"D”.

A.learningwellmainlydependsoneating

B?learningtoeataproperlunchisimportant

C.eatinghasnothingtodowithlearning

D.childrenwilllearnbetteriftheyeatwell

訓(xùn)練三事物介紹類

A（2020,天津）

Peopledependonplants.Weuseplantsforfood,cloth,shelter（住處），andeven

theairwebreathe.

Plantskeepourairandwaterclean.Greenplantsgiveusoxygen（氧氣）.Oxygen

ispartoftheairwebreathe.

Plantsarealsopartofthewatercycle（水循環(huán)）.Mostofthewaterthataplant

takesingoesbackintotheair.

Plantsgiveusalotofthefoodontheearth.Fruits,vegetables,andgrains（谷

4勿）comefromplants.Withoutplants,wewouldnothavebread,rice,carrots,apples,

oranges,orbananas!Manypeoplearegrowingplantstoeatintheirowngardensat

home.Havingyourowngardenhelpstheearthaswell.

Whenyougrowyourownfruitsandvegetables,youhelpcutdownonpollution

becausebigtrucksdon'tneedtotakeyourfoodtoshops.Youalsohelpreducethe

amountofrubbishbecauseyoudon'tneedtousebagsforpackingyourfood.Youcan

justpickitoutofthegroundoroffaplantandputitintoabasket!

Treesareanimportantplantresource（資源）.Treesprovidewoodtobuildhomes

andfurniture.Treesareusedtomakelotsofthingsaroundyourhomeandatyour

school.Andtreesprovidefruitsthataregoodforyou.Withouttrees,theearthwouldbe

averydifferentplace.

1.Dispartoftheairwebreathe.

A.SunlightB.WaterC.FoodD.Oxygen

2.Whathappenstomostofthewaterthataplanttakesin?A

A.Itgoesbackintotheair.

B.Itstaysintheplant.

C.Itgoesintotheground.

D.Itstaysintheriver.

3.Whatdoesthephrase“cutdownon“meaninParagraph5?C

A.Cause.B.Accept.C.Reduce.D.Expect.

4.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?B

A-ADifferentPlaceB.TheUsesofPlants

C.FoodontheEarthD.GardensatHome

5.YouwouldfindthepassageinD.

A.aninterestingnovelB.abookaboutanimals

C.apopularplayD.abookaboutnature

B（2020,瀘州）

Curiosity（好奇，心）ispartofhumannature.Childrenarefamousforwanting

answerstothousandsofquestions.BooksandTVshowsoftendependon

curiosity.Peoplekeepreadingorwatchingbecausetheywanttofindoutwhat

happens.Butcuriosityalsoprovidesmanyadvantages.

Learningistheeasiestifyouhaveadesire（愿望）forknowledge.Curiositycan

createthatdesirewhenyouhaveaquestionyouwantananswerto.Manyofhistory's

greatestdiscoveriesweremadebycuriouspeople.Thankstotheircuriosity,people

nowknowfarmoreabouttheworldandhaveusefultechnologytohelpthem.

Evenifyoudon'tplantobeaninventororresearcher,curiositycanstillhelpyou

intheclassroom.Ifyoudevelopthejoyoflearning,classeswillbecomemorefun.And

you'llbebetterbecauseyouwillfullytakepartintheprocessoflearning.Evenif

you'renolongerastudent,curiositywillmakeyougetmoreinformationandthena

betterworker.

Whatdoyoudoifyou'renotalreadycurious?Luckily,curiosityisaskillthatcan

beimproved.Ifyouactlikeyou'recurious,you'llquicklystarttoactuallyfeel

curious.Often,themoreyoulearnaboutatopic,themoreinterestingitbecomes.

Asyoulearnaboutatopic,collectinformationfromasmanysources（來源）as

possible.Readdifferentkindsofbooks,listentotalksandaskquestions.Don'talways

getyourinformationfromthesamesource.Instead,learntoappreciate（欣賞）facts

thatdifferentpeopleknowandthedifferentopinionsthattheyexpress.Askalotof

questions.Remember,everyoneknowssomethingthatyoudonft.Findoutwhatthatis,

andaskaboutit.Thisletsyoulearnsomethingandmakestheotherpersonhappyby

lettingthemshowofftheirknowledge.

Intheclassroomoroutofit,developingcuriosityissuretobevaluable.

1.Accordingtothepassage,curiosityD.

A.istheonlypartofhumannature

B?dependsonbooksandTVshows

C.can*tcreatethedesireforanswers

D.mayleadtomanygreatdiscoveries

2.Withoutcuriosity,A

A.studentsmaybecomelessinterestedinclasses

B.peoplewillknowmoreabouttheworld

C.peoplecanstillbecomebetterworkers

D.studentscan'timproveitagain

3.Whenyoulearnaboutatopic,you'dbetterC.

A.justlearnfromdifferentpeople

B.arguewithothers

C.collectinformationfromdifferentsources

D.onlyreaddifferentkindsofbooks

4.Inthepassage,curiosityisaB.

A.newdiscoveryB.naturalability

C.greatinventionD.famouscreation

5.Whatdoesthewritermainlywantustodoafterreadingthepassage?C

A.Tomakeothershappy.

B.Toshowoffourknowledge.

C.Todevelopourcuriosity.

D.Tobecomeaninventororresearcher.

訓(xùn)練四觀點建議類

A（2020,隨州）

Anger（憤怒）oftenmakesusuncomfortable.Seeingyourchild'sangercanbe

especiallyuncomfortable.Inordertorelieve（緩角不）thisfeeling,parentsoften

encouragechildrento“stopcrying“andsaythingslike"It'snothingtocryabout.^^It's

momentslikethosethatplanttheseedsofunhealthyanger.The“stopcrying“parents

arejustdoingwhattheyweretaughtbytheirownparents,whowereprobablytaught

thatbytheirparentsonandon.However,weshouldlearnhowtocreatehealthyanger

inourkids.

Ifachildneverseeshisorherparentsexpressanger,heorsheshouldnever

expressanger,either.Butifparentsalwaysexpresstheirangerloudly,theirchildmay

starttothinkofangerassomethingthatisalwaysfrightening.

Thefirstthingyoucandotocreatehealthyangerinyourchildrenistopractice

creatinghealthyangerinyourself.Onceyou'rebetteratexperiencingangerand

expressingitinahealthyway,you*llbeabletosetagoodexampleforyourkids.

Stoppingkidsfromexpressingtheirfeelingsiswrong.Youmayfeelbadwhen

youbelieveyouarewrong.Whenchildrenexpresstheirfeelingsandaretoldthatit's

nothingtocryabout,theycometoknowthattheythemselvesarebad.

Weneedtoraisetheminanenvironmentwhereit'ssafetoexpressfeelings.Once

youfeelmorecomfortablewithyourownanger,youcanteachyourchildrenwhy

angerisahelpfulfeeling.Whenyourkidsexpressanger,helpthemexaminewhatitis

thathasmadethemangry.Whydiditmakethemangry?Howdiditdothat?Then,

youcanteachthemthatthosefeelingsareneverwrongandourexpressionsof

feelingsareinourcontrol.

Angerisnaturalandnormal,anditcanbeexperiencedandexpressedina

healthyway.

1.Whydoparentssay"It'snothingt