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閱讀理解之記敘文15篇(湖南名校真題)(2024·湖南長沙·一模)IthasbeensaidthatNiulangandZhinuarebothgods.Niulangtakescareoftheheavenlycows.ZhinuistheyoungestdaughteroftheHeavenlyQueenMotherandtheJadeEmperor(王母娘娘和玉皇大帝).Sheisgoodatweaving(編織)andherjobistocreateclouds.NiulangandZhinufellinlovewitheachotheratfirstsight.ThiswasagainstlawofHeaven!TheHeavenlyQueenMotherfeltangry.ShesentNiulangdowntoEarthtoherd(放牧)cows.Zhinu,meanwhile,wasmadetocreatecolorfulcloudsalldaylong.ShemissedNiulangandkeptcrying.Oneday,ZhinuandhersisterswereallowedtotakeabathonEarth.Whentheywerebathing,Niulanghappenedtowalkpast.Zhinurecognized(認出)himatonce.Thetwowereveryexcited.TheygotmarriedandlivedhappilyonEarth.Theyevenhadtwolovelychildren.Butgoodtimesseldomlast.AfterlearningaboutNiulangandZhinu’smarriage,theHeavenlyQueenMothersentsoldierstobringherdaughterback.Niulangfeltsad.WhatwouldlifebelikewithoutZhinu?Seeingthis,oneofhiscowstoldhim,“Ifyoukillmeandputonmyskin,youwillbeabletotraveltoHeaventoseeZhinu.”Unwillingly,Niulangdidashewastold.Then,hesetouttofindhiswife.ThismadetheHeavenlyQueenMotherevenangrier.Shecreatedalargerivertoseparatethetwo.Unabletocrosstheriver,Niulangcriedalldayandallnight.ThedeeplovebetweenNiulangandZhinumovedsomemagpies(喜鵲).Thebirdsbuiltacolorfulbridgeacrosstheriver,allowingthetwotoreunite.Intheend,theHeavenlyQueenMotherwasalsomoved.SheallowedNiulangandthetwochildrentostayinHeaven.Thefamilyisnowabletoreuniteonceayear—ontheseventhdayoftheseventhlunarmonth.1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“This”inparagraph2referto(指代)?A.Niulang’slosingheavenlycows.B.Zhinu’smessyweavingproducts.C.Aloverelationshipbetweengods.2.HowdidNiulangfeelwhenhefollowedthecow’sidea?A.Pleased. B.Unwilling. C.Disappointed.3.WhatChinesetraditionalfestivalisthisstoryabout?A.TheLanternFestival.B.TheMid-AutumnFestival.C.TheQixiFestival.4.Whatmightbethebesttitleofthispassage?A.LoveNeverDies B.CryingAlwaysWorks C.AnimalsSometimesHelp(23-24九年級下·湖南常德·期中)TheMogaoCavesareaveryspecialplaceinChina,whicharelocatedinDunhuang,GansuProvince.TheMogaoCavesarethousandsofyearsoldandwerelistedasaworldheritage(遺產(chǎn))sitebyUNESCOin1987.Manypeople,includingarchaeologists(考古學(xué)家)andresearchers,workhardtotakecareoftheMogaoCavesandlearnmoreaboutthem.FanJinshiisoneofthem.FanwasborninBeijingonJuly9,1938.HerfatherwasagraduateofTsinghuaUniversityandhadastronginterestinChineseclassicalartandculture.Influencedbyherfather,Fanlikedvisitingmuseumswhenshewasinmiddleschool.WiththegreatloveofChineseculture,shestudiedinthearchaeologydepartmentinPekingUniversityandgraduatedin1963.ThenshestartedworkingatDunhuangandhasworkedthereeversince.ShespendsheryearstakingcareofDunhuang.Peoplecallherthe“DaughterofDunhuang”.OnMay4,2023,“DaughterofDunhuang”FanJinshireturnedtoPekingUniversityandbroughtback10millionRMBdonationstosetuptheFanJinshiEducationFund(基金).“Moneymadeshouldbespentintherightway.Peoplecannotonlythinkofthemselves,”shesaid.“HopefullythesettingoftheFundcanhelpDunhuangstudiesattheuniversity,soitcanraiseculturalconfidenceandstrength.”5.HowlonghasFanJinshiworkedatDunhuang?A.Foralmostseventyyears.B.Foroversixtyyears.C.Forabouteightyyears.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph2referto?A.Archaeologists. B.TheMogaoCaves. C.Researchers.7.WhatisthepurposeoftheFanJinshiEducationFund?A.TotellpeoplemoreaboutDunhuangandteachtheclassicalart.B.TotakecareoftheMogaoCavesandlearnmoreaboutthem.C.supporttheresearchofDunhuangstudiesatPekingUniversity.8.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ProtectingDunhuangB.FanJinshi:“DaughterofDunhuang”C.HelpingDunhuangStudies(2024·湖南長沙·二模)PrinceNallamothulaisanine-year-oldinventor.Hebuiltamodelforarobotthatwillletpeopledofarmworkremotely(遠程).WhenPrincewasayoungboy,hedidn’tsharethesameinterestastheothers.Hedidn’thavemanytoysathomeandseldomplayedcomputergames.However,hewasinterestedinplayingwithblockstobuildthingswheneverhecould.Oneday,Prince’smomsaidthattherewasnotenoughspaceintheirapartmenttogrowallherplants,sohestartedthinkingaboutwaystosolvetheproblem.Thenanideacameup,“Whatifweplanttheminadifferentplacefromwherewelive?”Princespentabouttwotothreemonthsbuildinghisrobot.Beforedrawingoutdesigns,hehadtosearchforagreatdealofinformationontheInternet.Inordertobuildtherobotsuccessfully,hewenttothemarkettobuynecessaryparts.Therobothadeverythingtohelpitmovearound.Thelaststepisdoingallthecoding(編程)togettherobottobeusefulandnotjustamodel.HisrobotwasnamedGrRobot.Ithadacameraforlivevideoandabaskettoplantseeds.Itcoulddecidewhethertoopenthesprinkler(噴灑器)accordingtothesoilconditions(土壤情況).Allofthesewillhelpfarmersdofarmworkandevensomedifficultwork.Besidesthisrobot,Princehadalsoinventedagameandapps.Whenaskedaboutthesecrettohisachievements,hereplied,“Seeingpeople’slifegettingbetterbecauseofmyinventionsmakesmefeelgreat.I’lldowhatIcantosolvemorepeople’sproblems.Andtheworldmaybedifferentwithmyhelp.”9.WhatisspecialaboutPrince’sinvention?A.It’smadeofbuildingblocks.B.It’scontrolledbyacomputergame.C.Itallowspeopletodofarmworkremotely.10.WhydidPrinceinventtherobotaccordingtoParagraph3?A.Tosolvetheproblemoftheirapartment.B.Tomeethermom’sneedtogrowallherplants.C.Toshowthepossibilityofbuildingthingswithblocks.11.WhichofthefollowingstepsareincludedinmakingPrince’srobot?①Writingcodesfortherobot.②Drawingoutdesignsoftherobot.③Shootinglivevideowithacamera.④SearchingforinformationontheInternet.⑤Goingtothemarkettobuynecessaryparts.A.①②④⑤ B.①②③⑤ C.②③④⑤12.Whatcanbeinferred(推斷)fromthelastparagraph?A.Hardworkisthesecrettosuccess.B.Workingtogethermakesadifference.C.Happinessmaybefoundbyhelpingothers.(2024·湖南永州·二模)Onceuponatime,therelivedanoldman.Oneday,oneofhishorsesgotlost.Hearingthenews,allhiskindneighborscametocomforthim.“It’sOK.Perhapsthiswillsoonturnouttobeablessing(幸事),”saidtheoldman,smilingtohisneighbors.Noonebelievedthatuntilseveralmonthslater,thelosthorsedidcomeback.Unexpectedly,hishorsecamebackwithanotherfinehorse.“Perhapsthiswillsoonturnouttobeacauseofmisfortune,”saidtheoldman,lookingworried.Theoldmanhadasonwhoenjoyedridingalot.Whenhesawthefinehorse,heloveditmorethananythingelseandrodethehorseeverydaywithgreatjoy.Oneday,hewasridingitsofastthathefelloffthehorseandbrokehislegbadly.“Don’tbetooworried!There’snodoubtthatyoursonwillsoongetbetter,”saidtheneighbors.“Perhapsthiswillsoonturnouttobeablessingagain,”saidtheoldman,peacefully.Aboutayearlater,thekingstartedawar.Allstrongyoungmenwereaskedtojointhearmy,andasaresult,nineoutoftenmendiedintheterriblewar.Becauseofhisbrokenleg,theoldman’ssondidnotjoininthewarandsoboththeboyandhisfatherkeptalive.Everycoinhastwosides.Forsomepeople,goodluckcanstillbecomebadluck,forothers,evenmisfortunesaretakenaschancesforabetterlife.13.Whatwouldtheneighborsprobablysaytotheoldmanafterhishorsegotlost?A.It’snothingtoloseahorse.B.I’msorrythatyoulostyourhorse.C.Whydidn’tyoutakegoodcareofyourhorse?14.Theunderlinedword“misfortune”means________inChinese.A.不幸 B.幸運 C.誤會15.Whathappenedintheend?A.Theoldmanbrokehisleg.B.Theneighborswereallaskedtojointhearmy.C.Thefatherandtheboylivedthroughthewar.16.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Badluckbringsmorebadluck.B.Misfortunesmayturnintogoodluck.C.Theoldmanhadthesamethoughtashisneighbors.(2024·湖南株洲·一模)TheLanhuaVolunteerGroup,withnearly500volunteers,wasfoundedin2005byWangLanhua,whoisnow70yearsold,andisnamedafterher.“Aslongaspeopleaskusforhelp,wearewillingtomakeaneffortineverypossiblewaytohelpthem.”shesaid.Thoughthe3,000familiesinthecommunitywerenotcloselyconnectedtoher,shesaidthatshestillcaredabouttheirunsolvedproblems.Wangandherteammatesoftenhelpedpeopleinneed.Shewenttothehomesoftheoldtohelpthemshower,cuttheirnails(指甲)andwashwindows.Andsheboughtfoodandmedicinefortheelderly.ShuHongyongandhisyoungerbrotherhadahardlifebecauseoffamilychanges.AfterWangknewabouttheirdifficulties,shestucktotakingcareofthem,bringingthemfoodandwashingtheirclothes.NowShuhasopenedashopandisalsoanimportantmemberofthevolunteergroup.Besides,hergroupoftenorganizesactivitiesfromMondaytoFriday,suchasaflag-raisingceremony(儀式)everyMonday,andaconcerteveryTuesday.ManypeoplelookuptoWangwhowasnamedasaNationalMoral(有道德的)Model,andtheywanttobecomelikeherbecauseofherselflessbehavior.Sofar,LitongDistricthashad60,000volunteers,nearly90percentofthembeingwomen.Wanghasmovedherofficefromherhousetoa1,400-square-metervolunteerservicecenter.“Themorevolunteersthereare,thefewerdifficultiespeoplewillface.Iwillkeepdoingvolunteeractivities.”Wangsaid.Asyougrowolder,youwilldiscoverthatyouhavetwohands,oneforhelpingyourself,theotherforhelpingothers.17.TheLanhuaVolunteerGroupwasnamedafter________.A.a(chǎn)flower B.thefounder’sname C.thefounder’sbirthplace18.WhatcanyoulearnfromParagraph2?A.Therewere4,000familiesinWang’scommunity.B.Wangandherteammatesoftenhelpedpeopleinneed.C.Shuandhisyoungerbrotherhaveopenedarestaurant.19.Whendoesthegroupoftenorganizeaconcert?A.OnMondays. B.OnTuesdays. C.OnWednesdays.20.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.WangLanhuaandHerVolunteerGroupB.TheLifeofWangLanhuaC.TheImportanceofHelpingOthers(2024·湖南長沙·一模)Read

ThreePoetsPeoplewritepoemstosharewhattheysee.Theywantustofeelthejoyorsadnessthattheyfeel.Thefollowingthreepoetscomefromtwocountries,theUnitedStatesandtheUnitedKingdom.However,thelanguagetheyuseisthesame.English!MichaelRosenisaBritishchildren’sbookwriterandpoet.Heenjoyswritingpoetryandreadingitaloudwithhischildren.MichaelRosenwritesverycreativepoems.Hispoem“Colour”encourageschildrentobecreative,too.AileenFisherwasanaward-winningAmericanchildren’spoet,bookwriter,andplaywright.Shelovednatureandlikedtogohikingandmountainclimbing.Doyoulikegrasshoppers(草蜢)?AileenFisherlovedtowriteaboutinsectsinherpoem“ButIWonder...”RobertLouisStevensonwasafamousScottishpoetandbookwriterwholivedinthe1800s.Hewrotemanybooks,includingthefamousTreasureIsland.Doyounoticehowwinterdaysareshortandsummerdaysarelong?RobertLouisStevensonnoticedit,tooandwroteaboutitinhispoem“BedinSummer.”21.WhatdoesMichaelRosenenjoydoingwithhischildren?A.Goinghikingandmountainclimbing.B.Singinganddancinghappily.C.Writingpoetryandreadingitaloud.22.Whatnationality(國籍)isAileenFisher?A.British. B.American. C.Russian.23.Whowasthepoem“BedinSummer”writtenby?A.RobertLouisStevenson. B.AileenFisher. C.MichaelRosen.(2024·湖南岳陽·二模)Oncetherewasamanagerwhohadateamofaround40hardworkingmembers.Everythingseemedperfectexceptforonething:thegrouphasahardtimecommunicatingandsharinginformationwitheachother.Thenoneday,themanagerhadanidea.Hedecidedtotakehisgrouponateamoutingandpersonallypreparedgamesof3rounds.Duringthefirstround,themanagertoldeveryonetoblowaballoonandwritetheirnameswithoutpopping(弄破)it.Andsoontheteammembersdiditsuccessfully.Afterthat,theleadertoldthemtowaitoutsideforthenextround.Whentheywereaskedtoentertheroomagain,thememberssawmanymoreballoonswithoutnamesallaroundtheroom.Themanagertoldhisteamtosearchfortheballoonwithhisorhernameonit.Thefirstthreepersonstobringhimtheballoonwouldwin,whilethosewhopoppedtheballoonwouldbeoutofthegame.15minuteshadalreadypassedandnotasingleonewasabletoidentify(確認)hisorherballoon,andthat’swhythemanagerdecidedtogoontothethirdroundinstead.Forthethirdround,themanagertoldhisyounggrouptopickanyballoonsfromtheroomandgiveittothepersonwhosenamewasonit.Withinacoupleofminutes,everyonehadhisballoonwithhisownname.Themanagerwentontotellhismemberswhytheywerenotabletosearchfortheirballoonsinthesecondround.Thatwasbecauseeveryonewasfixingtoomuchattentiononhisowntarget.However,injustashorttime,theywereabletodothethirdroundbecauseofthepowerofteamworkandsharingwitheachother.24.Whatwastheteamaskedtodointhefirstround?A.Tosharetheirinformation.B.Toidentitytheirownballoons.C.Toblowtheballoonsandwritetheirnames.25.Whydidtheteamfailinthesecondround?A.Someofthempoppedtheballoons.B.Eachfocusedonhisorherownballoon.C.Onlythreeofthemfoundtheballoons.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“target”mean?A.interest B.goal C.direction27.What’sthemanager’spurposeinpreparingthegames?A.Tofindoutthemosttalentedmembers.B.Tofreetheteamfromthestressintheirwork.C.Toremindtheteamoftheimportanceofteamwork.(2024·湖南邵陽·一模)InthequiettownofZuckerman’sfarm,ayounggirlnamedFernArablestopshisfatherfromkillinganewbornpigforfood.ThepigissoweakthatFern’sfatherisafraidhemaynotbeabletolivelong.FernkeepsthepigandnameshimWilbur.Sheraiseshimwithloveandcare.AsWilburgrows,hebecomesworriedabouthisfuture,knowingthathewillfinallybecomefood.Wilburfindsanunexpectedfriendinthebarn(牲口棚),acleverspider(蜘蛛)namedCharlotte.CharlottemakesaplantosaveWilbur’slifebyspinning(編織)messagespraisinghimintoherweb(網(wǎng)).Thesemessagesdrawtheattentionfromthepeopleinthetown,makingWilburfamousandbelovedbyall.WithCharlotte’sguidanceandthesupportofhisanimalfriends,includingawiseoldsheepnamedTempleton,Wilburlearnsvaluablelessonsaboutfriendship,bravery,andtheimportanceofseeingwiththeheart.Whenit’stimeforthefair,Charlottespinshergreatestmessage,praisingWilburas“SomePig”.Themessagecatchestheattentionofjudges(裁判)andwinsWilburaspecialprize.However,asthefaircomestoanend,Charlotte’shealthbeginstodeteriorate.Inherfinalmoments,CharlotteallowsWilburtotakewithhimhereggsac(卵囊),fromwhichherchildrenwillhatch(孵出)inthespring.Wilbur,deeplysaddenedbyCharlotte’spassing,honorshermemorybywatchingoverherchildrenandrememberingthefriendshiptheyshare.28.WhatdoesFerndowiththenewbornpig?A.Shekillshim. B.Sheeatshim. C.Shesaveshim.29.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?A.Wilburisluckytohavehelpfulfriends.B.Charlottemakeswebsforthepeopleintown.C.Wilburlearnshowtospinmessagesintoaweb.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deteriorate”meaninChinese?A.惡化 B.好轉(zhuǎn) C.變化31.Whatisthemainideaofthestory?A.WhyWilburislovedbymanyanimals.B.HowagirlnamedFernmakesfriendswithWilbur.C.WhatCharlotteandWilburdofortheirfriendship.(23-24九年級下·湖南長沙·期中)WhenIwas12yearsold,Ialreadyknewthatmyteenyearsweregoingtobetheworstyearsofmylife.Iwasatotaloutsider,bullied(欺凌)atschool.Ifeltcompletelyaloneinmysmalltown.ButbystartingtodovolunteerworkwhenIwas14,Iturnedmyproblemintoapassionforhelpingothers.Theopportunitytopracticekindnessmademefeellikemylifehadagreaterpurpose.ThemorepositiveenergyIshared,themorekindnessandappreciation(感激)Ireceived.Irealizedthatmypurposeinlifewouldbetoreachouttopeople,specificallyteenagers,andhelpthemfeellessalone.Booksweremytruefriendsbackthen.Iwassothankfulforthosebookstheauthors(作者)wrote.Thekindnesstheyofferedmewiththeirbookssavedmylife.OneofmybiggestdreamswastobecomeanauthorsothatIcouldwritebooksthatwouldhelpotherteenagersthewaythosebookshelpedme.Aftergoingthroughterribleexperiencesatschool,Imadeachoicetotakethepositiveroadinthenextstepsofmyjourney.Mydreamcareer,oneIthoughtwasonlypossiblefortheauthorsIloved,iswhatIamdoingnow.Ihavebeenafull-timeauthorofteennovelssince2007andamgratefulforthisamazingopportunitytoreachouttoreaderseverysingleday.KindnesssavedmewhenIneededhelpthemost.Evensmallactsofkindnesscanchangepeople’slife.Youneverknowwhatsomeoneelseisgoingthrough.Butbypracticingdailykindness,youbecomeanarchitect(建筑師)ofpositivechange.32.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenhewas12?A.Bored. B.Positive. C.Unhappy.33.What’sthewriter’spurposeinlifeafterthevolunteerwork?A.Tohelpteenagersandmakethemfeellessalone.B.Toreadbooksandbecomeanauthor.C.Tobeavolunteer.34.Whydidthewriterchoosewritingashisjob?A.Tosharehisschoolexperience.B.Toshowhistalentinwriting.C.Towritebooksthatcanpasskindnesstoreaders.35.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Volunteerworkcanhelppeoplesolveproblems.B.Kindnesscanmakeadifferencetopeople’slife.C.Terribleexperiencescanmakeapersonfeelmorealone.(2024·湖南湘西·二模)YesterdayIpostedaphotoofmyselfoverlookingtheoceanwiththetitle(標(biāo)題)MissingMyFamilyontheInternet.Ihaven’tseenmyparentswholiveoverseasforalmosttwoyearsbecauseoftheirbusywork.Andthelongerittakes,themoreImissthem.Todaymydoorbellrang.Iopenedthedoorandfoundadelivery(送貨)ladywithabaginherhand.IwasverysurprisedbecauseIdidn’torderanything.ThedeliveryladyfoundthatIseemedtobeconfused(困惑的)sosheasked,“HaveyoupurchasedanythingontheInternet?”IhadnoideabutsuddenlyIfoundanameonthebagwhichwasAnn.Annisabeautiful,lovingandkind-heartedneighborofmine.SoIreplied,“Ihaven’torderedanythingbutIknowAnn.Maybeshesentthistome.”ThenItookthebagintomyroom.ButIdidn’tknowwhyshesentthisbagtome.InsidemykitchenIopenedthebagandfoundtwoboxeswithtastyfood!Itwasthelocalfoodofmyhometown.Icouldn’tbelievemyeyes!Atthesametime,IcalledAnntothankherforhergift.SherepliedthatshewantedtobrightenupmydaysassheknewhowIfeltbecauseherparentswereoverseasaswell.Whatawonderfulneighborsheis!Noonehadeverdoneanythinglikethisformebefore.36.Whydidthewriterpostaphotoonline?A.Becauseshelikedthisphotoverymuch.B.Becauseshewantedtomakefriendsonline.C.Becauseshemissedherfamilylivingoverseas.D.Becauseshewantedtoconnectwithherneighbors.37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“purchased”mean?A.played B.seen C.learnt D.bought38.Thewriterthoughtitmightbeherbagwhenshesaw________.A.Ann’sname B.hername C.thetwoboxes D.herfamilyphoto39.WhatdidthewriterandAnnhaveincommon?A.Theyboththoughtofothers. B.Theirparentsalllivedoverseas.C.TheybothlikedtosurftheInternet. D.Theirparentslivedinthesamecountry.40.Whatistherightorderaccordingtothestory?①Thewriteropenedthebag.

②Thewriterthankedherneighbor.③Thewriterpostedaphotoonline.

④Thewriterreceivedanunknownbag.A.④③②① B.③④①② C.②①③④ D.①③④②(23-24九年級下·湖南長沙·階段練習(xí))Inthefifthgrade,therecamemysuddenfashionmoment.Oneday,Iwasreallyfeelingmyself.Iputonablackskirtandcolorfultights(連褲襪),ayellowT-shirtwithdarkpurpleflowers.ThenIaddedmyfinaltouch:apairofgreenrainboots(雨靴).Iclimbedontotheschoolbus,smilingandthoughtIwasasuperstar.ButwhenIgotoff,myfriendJohnlookedmeupanddownandsaid,“Whatareyouwearing?”Everyoneturnedandlookedatme,laughing.Iwasdiscouraged.Tobehonest,Johnwasn’ttryingtomakemedisappointed.Hewasjustshocked.Butwhilemyego(自尊)tookaminutetoreturn,arebellious(反叛的)voiceappearedinmymindandIsaid,“No,I’mnotshowinguplikeeveryoneelse.”Stylehasalwayslitmeup.Andthroughallmyyears,thatvoicehasremained.Butthetruthisn’taboutclothes.It’saboutapowerfulneedtobeacceptedbytheworldasmytrueself.Personalstyleisn’taboutdrawingattention.Itisastrongwishnottobelookedatbuttobetakeninasawholebyothers.However,societysometimesfailstounderstandthis.Thereisasaying,“Tobeyourselfinaworldthatistryingtochangeyouintosomethingelseisthegreatestachievement.”Weartheclothesyouloveandbeyourself.41.Whichofthefollowingistheclosestinmeaningto“discouraged”?A.Upset. B.Joyful. C.Surprised.42.Whatdidthewriterdoafterbeinglaughedatbyherclassmates?A.Shekeptsilentandneversaidanything.B.Sheshoutedatherfriendandnevertalkedtohim.C.Shestucktohertruefeelingandmadeanefforttobeherself.43.Thewriterthinks“personalstyle”is_______.A.beinglookedatandpraisedbyothersB.wantingtobeacceptedastrueselfC.dressingwelltodrawattention44.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ChangeYourClothes B.FollowtheRules C.BeYourselfBravely(23-24九年級下·湖南衡陽·階段練習(xí))AntonioLópezdeSantaAnna,aformerpresidentofMexico,waslivinginNewYorkinthelate1860s.Whilehewasthere,hemetwithThomasAdams,aninventor.SantaAnnasharedwithAdamshisideaforaninvention—anewprocess,really,formakingrubber(橡膠)productssuchastires(輪胎).▲SantaAnnathoughtitwouldbepossibletoblendtherubberwithchicle(糖膠樹膠),themilkyjuiceofatropical(熱帶的)tree.Thatwouldmakerubberproductsmuchcheapertoproduce.AdamstoldSantaAnnathathewaswillingtotry.Later,SantaAnnapreparedonetonofchicletobeshippedtoAdamsfromMexico.Adamsworkedforaboutayear,tryingdifferentblendsofrubberandchicle.Noneofthemweresuccessful.Theinventorstillhadlotsofchicleleftoverandwonderedwhattodowithit.ThenherememberedSantaAnna’sstoriesofpeoplechewingchicleinMexico.SoAdamsmadeasmallnumberofchewinggum(口香糖),packagedit,andsolditinlocalstores.ThegumwasmuchtastierthanotherAmericangum,whichwasmadefromwax(蠟)ortreesap(汁).AlthoughAdams’soriginalideawasafailure,chewinggumwasasuccess.In1871,heinventedamachinetoproducegumsohewouldn’thavetomakeitbyhand.Adamsenjoyedsuccessfortherestofhislife,andpeoplehaveenjoyedallkindsoftastygumforyears.45.WhatideadidSantaAnnasharewithAdams?A.Anewwaytomakerubberproducts.B.Theprocessofmakingtires.C.Anewinventionmadeofrubber.46.Whichofthefollowingsentencescanbestreplacethe“__▲___”inParagraph2?A.Rubberwasquitedifficulttogetatthattime.B.Rubberisanaturalproduct,butit’sexpensive.C.Rubberproductswereeasytomakebymachines.47.HowlonghadAdamsworkedonblendingrubberwithchicle?A.Foroneyear. B.Forhalfayear. C.Fortwoyears.(2024·湖南衡陽·一模)Bobi,theworld’soldestdog,justcelebratedhis31stbirthdayonMay11th,2023.ApartywasheldonSaturdayathishomeinaPortuguese(葡萄牙的)village.Morethan100peopleattendedtheparty.LocalmeatandfishwereservedtotheguestsandBobi,whoonlyeatshumanfood.Mr.Costaownedseveralold-ageddogsinthepast,butheneverimaginedanyofhisdogswouldreachtheir30s.WhathashelpedBobi’slonglife?Mr.Costabelievesthe“quietandpeacefulenvironment”inwhichBobilivesmatters.AlsoBobihasenjoyedafreeandhappylifeinthenearbyforest.Buthethinksthemostimportantreasonisthatthe“veryactive”doghasneverbeenlonely.NowinBobi’solderyears,hefindsitdifficulttowalk.Justlikeold-agedhumans,Bobisleepsalot.Heliesdowninbedatonceaftereating,althoughoncolddayshechoosestotakeashortsleepbythefire.Herefusestowalkintheforest.Insteadhepreferstohangoutathomeintheyard.OnlylittleCosta,Mr.Costa’sson,canaskhimforawalkoutside.Mr.Costa,now38,wasonly8yearsoldwhenBobiwasborn.“Bobiisspecialbecauselookingathimislikerememberingthefamilymemberswhohavealreadyleftthisworld,likemygrandparents,”Mr.Costasaid.48.BobiwasbornonMay11th,________.A.1981 B.1992 C.201449.AccordingtoMr.Costa,whichisthemostimportantreasonforBobi’slonglife?A.Helivesinaquietandpeacefulenvironment.B.He’slivedafreeandhappylifeintheforest.C.The“veryactive”doghasneverbeenlonely.50.InBobi’solderyears,whocanaskhimforawalkoutside?A.Mr.Costa. B.LittleCosta. C.Mrs.Costa.51.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.BobiandHisOwnerMr.CostaB.Bobi’sHappyBirthdayPartyC.Bobi,theWorld’sOldestDog(23-24九年級下·湖南長沙·開學(xué)考試)Goingtoamovienowhasbeenapartofourlife.Buthaveyoueverthoughtofblindpeoplewatchingmovies?64-year-oldWangFokunlosthiseyesightinhisfifties.Hehadtogiveuphishobbyofwatchingmoviesthen.Butinthepasttwoyears,atheaterhashelpedhimtogethisloveforthecinemaback.EverySaturday,Wangtravels40minutesto“watch”amovie.It’satXindengTheaterinKunmingthatWang“watches”themovie.Withthehelpofvolunteers,Wangenjoyshimselfalongwithmanyotherblindpeople.Thevolunteersdescribewhatishappeningonthescreen,includingwhenthestoryhappens,whattheactorsoractresseslooklike,whattheyaredoing…Thankstothedescription,theblindcanthrowthemselvesintothemovie.Theylaughwhensomethingfunnyhappensandcryduringsadscenes.Thetaskofdescribingthemovieisnotassimpleasitsounds.Thevolunteersmustbefamiliarwitheverysceneinthemovie.“Iwatchamovieatleastthreetimesandwritedowneverysmallpart,”oneofthevolunteerssaid.Andtheyhavetopracticemanytimesbeforetheydothejob.However,theyallenjoytheexperience.“We’regladtobringenjoymenttotheaudience(觀眾)byexplaining

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