專題17電影與戲劇

備戰(zhàn)2023年中考英語之閱讀理解專項(xiàng)練（?？?熱門話題）

一、閱讀單選

（2022?湖北武漢?模擬預(yù)測(cè)）MyfriendrecentlytoldmeaboutafilmcalledThe

Farewell.IfsaboutaChineseAmericangirlwholiveswithherparentsintheUnitedStates.I

wasdeeplyattractedbytheprotagonist's（主角的）family,soIdecidedtowatchthefilm.

TheopeningsceneshowsBillie,themaincharacter,onthephonewithhergrandma.

Lateron,thefilmtellsthathergrandmahascancerandonlyhasafewmonthstolive.The

familydecidetokeepitasecretbecausetheywantGrandmatolivetherestofherlifefree

fromworry.

BilliefinallyfindsoutaboutGrandma'sillnessandwantstotellher,buthermomtells

hernotto.Afewdayslater,Billieandherparentsgobacktovisithersickgrandma,possibly

forthelasttime.Stayingwithhergrandma,Billietellsalotofstoriestohergrandmaandi（

alsoremindshergrandmaofherchildhood.Billielearnsmanyvaluablelessonsandmakes

lotsofhappymemories.

Thiswasaveryemotionalfilmtowatch,especiallythescenewhenBilliehadtosay

farewelltohergrandma.Shewascryingbecauseshethoughtitwouldbethelasttimeshe

wouldsecher.Luckily,hergrandmalivesforanothersixyears.

ThisfilmshowstheculturaldifferencesbetweenChinaandAmerica.Forexample,

BilliewasbroughtupintheUS.wheretheyteachchildrentoalwaystellthetruth.But

sometimes,youhavetoconsidertheimpactthetruthwillhaveonsomeone'slife,andit's

probablybettertotellagood"lie"thanthetnith.

1.WhostoppedBilliefromtellinghergrandmaaboutherillness?

A.Billie^father.B.Billie'smother.C.Billie^grandfather.D.Thedoctor.

2.Billieandherfamilygohacktovisithergrandmabecause.

A.theywanttolivewithhergrandmaB.theywanttoknowherhealthcondition

C.theymisshergrandmaverymuchD.hergrandma'sillnessisgettingreally

serious

3.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Culturaldifferencesmakefamilyrelationsworse.B.Billietellshergrandmathetruth.

C.Afterbeingill,Billie'sgrandmastillliveshappilyfbryears.

D.Billie'sgrandmabringsherup.

4.Theword"imDacl”canbereplacedby"

A.differenceB.memoryC.influenceD.impression

5.WhatisNOTTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.PeopleintheU.S.alwaysteachchildrentotellalie.

B.Thefamilydecidetohidetheillnessfromhergrandma.

C.Peoplearetouchedbythefarewellscene.

D.Sometimes,it'sprobablybettertotellagood“l(fā)ie”.

Narrator:Thereoncewasabeautifulprincesswhosefavoriteamusementwasagoldenball.

Onedaytheprincesstossedtheballtoohigh,anditlandedinthewell.Astheprincesscried

overthelosttreasure,sheheardsomeoneaskaquestion.

Frog:Whyareyousosad,beautifulprincess?

Narrator:Theprincesslookedaroundandsawonlyafrog.

Princess:Myfavoritegoldenballfellintothewell.

Frog:Icanretrieveitfbryou,butfirst,youmustagreetoonecondition.Youmustpromiseto

takemehomeandbemyfriend.

Narrator:Theprincessdidn'twanttobefriendswithafrog,butshepromisedanyway.

Whenthefrogbroughthertheball,(heprincesssnatcheditfromhimandhurriedhome!

Frog:Whataselfishprincess!Tincertainthatshehasforgottenherpromise.Tiljusthop

overtothecastletoremindher.

Narrator:Thefroghophophoppedthroughthegrassandknockedontheheavydoorofthe

castle.

Princess:Whatarcyoudoinghere,youbumblingfrog?

Frog:Dearprincess,Iamheretoremindyouofthepromiseyoumade.

Narrator:Theprincessslammedthedoorinthefrog'sfacewithabigBANG.

King:1heardadoorslam.What'shappening?Ifyoumadeapromise,youmusthonorit.

Narrator:Theprincesswasangrybutobeyedherfather.So,theking,theprincess,andthe

frogenjoyeddinnertogether.Itwasmuttonstew,thecook'sspecialty.

Frog:Iwashungry,butnowI'mlull.Thankyoufbrdinner.Kindlyshowmetomybednow.

Narrator:Theprincessdidasshewasasked,butthefroglookedsad!

Frog:Youhaveweledmeintoyourhome,butIcantelltliatyoudon'twanttobemyfriend.

Narrator:Theprincess'sfacewentred,forwhatthefrogsaidwastrue.Shebentdownto

kissthefrog,butendedupkissingaprince.

Frog:Iamaprincewhowasturnedintoafrog,andyourkissturnedmeback.Thankyou,

dearfriend!

Narrator:Theprinceandprincesswerefriendsfromthatdayonandlivedhappilyeverafter.

6.Thereadingmaterialaboveis.

A.apoemB.aplayC.aninterviewD.aquestionnaire

7.What'sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“retrieve"?

A.bringbackB.takeawayC.breakdownD.putaway

8.Whatistherightorderofwhattheprincessdidinthestory?

@Shewentbacktothecastle.

②Shebentdown(okissthefrog.

@Shegothelpfromthefrogandmadeapromise.

@Sheobeyedherfatherandatethemealwiththeguest.

A.②④③①B.③④C.③①④②D.④③②①

9.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A.Itisoftendifficulttokeepafriendship.

B.Wcarcalwaysafraidofmakingfriends.

C.Onceyoumakeapromise,youmustkeepit.

D.Weshouldn'taskforhelpwhenweareintrouble.

（2022?河南?模擬預(yù)測(cè)）

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根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。

10.Whywon'tNickgotowatchUncharted?A..Becauseheisn'tallowedtoplayvideo

games.

B.Becausehelikesactionmoviesverymuch.

C.Becausehehastogobackhomebefore9p.m.

D.BecausehehasfreetimeafterclassonlyonTuesday.

11.Ifyouareamusiclover,whichmovieisthebestchoiceforyou?

A.Uncharted.B.Sing2.

C.TheOldTownGirls.D.ThelegendofSealedBook.

12.Jessicaandhersisterarcmiddleschoolstudents.TheyarcgoingtoseeTheOldTown

Girlswith(heirparents.Howmuchwilltheypayatleast?

A.￥80.B.￥96.C.￥112.D.￥128.

13.HowisTheLegendSealedBookdifferentfromtheothermoviesaccordingtothetext?

A.Itisacartoon.B.ItcanbeseenonFriday.

C.Itsticketpriceonweekendsisthehighest.

D.It'smadeinthetraditionalChineseartstyle.

14.Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?

A.Afilmwebsite.B.Amov沁poster.

C.Ananmagazine.D.ATVadvertisement.

(2022J可南三門峽?模擬預(yù)測(cè))AfterwatchingthemovieHI,MOM,QiuJinweidrove

toXiangyangonFebruary12.Heandhisfamilytookphotosatthefactorywherethemovie

wasmade.AllthebuildingsarcbuiltinthestyleofChinain1980s.Therearcredbrick

houses,oldstores,publicdininghalls,publicbathsandbasketballcourts.

Qiugrewupinafactorylike(his.Tohim,everythingherelookedsofamiliar.LikeQiu,

thousandsofvisitorscamehereafterwatchingHI、MOM.Themoviebecameveryfamous,

andhelpedthedirectorJiaLingbeeoneofthemostsuccessfulwomendirectorsinChinese

moviehistory.

Inthemovie,JiaXiaolingandhermotherwerehitbyatruck.Motherwasbadlyhurt.

Whileshewasinhospital,Jiatravelledto1981whenhermotherwasinhertwenties.Jia

wantedtomakehermomhappybybuyingheratelevisionandhelpinghertowinabig

volleyballmatch.However,Jiafeltverysorrybecauseshestillcouldn'thelphermomlivea

happylife.Momsaidherbiggestdreamwasherfuturedaughterwouldbehealthyandhappy.

Infact,thedirectormadethismovieinmemoryofhermotherwhodiedinanaccident.

Althoughthemovieiskindofedy,thestoriesinitareverymoving.Manypeoplecouldn't

helpcryingwhilewatching.

根據(jù)材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。

15.WhatdidQiuandhisfamilydoafterwatchingthemovie?

A.Theytookphotosatthefactorywherethemoviewasmade.

B.Theyinvited（heirfriendstoseethiswonderfulmovie.

C.Theybuiltahousewithredbricksandblackthickroof's.

D.Theyhadavolleyballmatchatthefactorywheretheyworked.

16.Whendidthestoryhappeninthemovie?

A.About10yearsago.B.About20yearsago.

C.About40yearsago.D.About80yearsago.

17.WhydidJiafeelsorryinthemovie?

A.Becauseshecouldn'tfindhermom.

B.Becausehermomdidn'trememberher.

C.Becauseshecouldn'thelphermomliveahappylife.

D.Becausehermomdiedinanaccident.

18.WhatkindofmovieisHl,MOM?

A.It?sacdy.B.It*sadocumentary.

C.It^asciencefiction.D.It's2tragedy.

19.What'sthemainsubjectofthismovie?

A.Family'seducation.B.Mother'slove.

C.Daughter'shelp.D.Children'schildhood.

（2022?重慶市育才中學(xué)二模）Narrator（旁白）:Today,wcaregoingtoperformaplay

intotaldarkness.Inourplay,DavidisblindandCassandraiswearingeyepatches（眼罩）for

adaytoexperiencethelifeoftheblindpeople.

SceneIOnabusystreet

Cassandra:David?David...Ump!I'vestumbledinto（撞上）arubbishbin.

David:Followmyvoice.

Cassandra:Therearetoomanycars!Isn,titdangerous?WhatifIgethurt?

David:Don'tworry.We'regoingtolistenfbrthesignal（信號(hào)）.Il'sachirpingnoise.Do

youhearit?There'soneateverypedestriancrossing（人行橫道）.Ittellsblindpeoplewhen

it'ssafetocross.Let'sgo.

Scene2Inthesupermarket

David:Whenwc'rcblind,wcmainlydependonthreesenses:smell,touchandhearing.

Cassandra:Wow,Pmstartingtonoticesounds1didn'tnoticebefore.Thisissoamazing,

isn'lit?

David:Yeah!TodayI'mbuyingsomevegetablesandsometinnedtuna（罐裝金槍魚）.

So,guesswhatkindofvegetablearewecloseto?

Cassandra:IcantellI'mvery,veryclosetotheonionsbecauseIcansmellthem...Yeah,

onions!!AmIright?

David:Yes!You'rcsobrilliant.Let'sgetsoniconions.Nowlet'sgofindthetuna.

Cassandra:Buttherearctoomanykindsoftinnedfood.Howwillwcknowwhichones

are（una?

David:Therearealwayspeoplearoundtohelpout.Let'sgo.

Scene3:Inthesupermarket

20.Theplayismainlyabout.

A.twoblindpersons5unusualexperienceB.bowapersonbecameblind

C.whatblindpeoplecanactuallydoD.whatitisliketobeblind

21.Whatdoes“il”inScene1referto?

A.Thepedestriancrossing.B.Thenoisefromcars.

C.Thesignal.D.Thenoisefrombuses.

22.FromScene1toScene2,howdidCassandra'sfeelingschange?

A.worried-excitedB.relaxed—nervous

C.calm—excitedD.happy—regretful

23.WhatwillScene3probablybeabout?

A.CassandraandDavidbuyingsomedrinks.B.CassandraandDavidbuyingsomebeef.

C.CassandraandDavidaskingpeopleforhelp.D.CassandraandDavidcheckingout.

（2022?重慶實(shí)驗(yàn)外國語學(xué)校二模）Formorethanfourhundredyears,peoplearound

theworldhavebeenreading,watchingandlisteningtotheplaysandpoemsof（heEnglish

writerWilliamShakespeare.Hewasconsideredasoneofthemostfamousandskillful

writersinthehistoryofliterature.Heeveninventedthousandsofwordstocolorhisworks

andtheyhavebeepartoftheEnglishlanguage.

MostpeoplethinkofShakespeareonlyasawriter.Buthewasalsoatheaterproducer

（制作人）,andapartownerofanactingpany.

In1599Shakespeare'spanywassuccessfulenoughtobuilditsowntheatercalledThe

Globe.Publictheaterslikethisduringthistimewereusuallythreefloorlevelshighandwere

builtaroundastageareawheretheactorsperformed.TheGlobecouldholdasmanyasthree

thousandpeople.Peoplefromalllevelsofsocietywouldattendperformances.

Thepoorerpeoplecouldbuyticketsforasmallamountofmoneytostandnearthestage.

Richpeoplecouldbuymorecostlyticketstositinotherareas.Interestingly,itwasnotvery

importantifthesepeoplecouldseethestagewell.Itwasmoreimportantthattheycouldbein

aseatwhereeveryonecouldseethem.

Itwasdifficulttolightlargeindoorspacesduring（histime.TheGlobewasanoutdoor

theaterwithnoroofontopsothatsunlightcouldein.Becauseoftheopenairstage,actors

hadtoshoutveryloudlyandmakebigmotions（動(dòng)作）tobeheardandseenbyall.Thisacting

styleisquitedifferentfromplayactingtoday.Itmightalsosurpriseyouthatallactorsduring

thisperiodweremen.Youngboysinwomen,sclothingplayedtherolesofwomencharacters.

ThisisbecauseitwasagainstthelawinEnglandforwomentoactonstage.

24.Theunderlinedword“they”inParagraph1refersto"

A.Shakespeare'splaysB.skillfulwriters

C.theworkswrittenbyShakespeareD.thewordscreatedbyShakespeare

25.TheShakespeare'stheaterwasNOT.

A.athrccfloorpublictheaterB.bigenoughtoholdthreethousandpeople

C.anindoortheaterwitharoofonitstopD.builtaroundanopenairstage

26.Richpeopleboughtmoreexpensiveticketsusuallyinorderto.

A.sitinthefrontofthetheaterB.seethestagebetterthantheothers

C.beseenbytheotherpeopleinthetheaterD.showtheyarcmoreimportantthanothers

27.Thepassagemainlywantstoshow.

A.Shakespearewasasuccessfultheaterowner

B.whatShakespeare'stheaterwaslikeatthattime

C.howhardworkingtheactorswereinShakespeare'stheater

D.itwasunfairfbrwomenbecausetheycouldn'tactinthetheater

（2022?貴州遵義?二模）AmongalltraditionalChineseoperas,typesoffacial（面部的）

makeup（化妝）inPekingOperahavedevelopedintothemostsystematic（成體系的）one.

Differentcolorsareusedtoshowdifferentcharacters,butatfirst,onlythreecolorswereused:

red,while,andblack.

Redisgenerallyusedtoshowthataroleishonest,frank（坦率的）and

loyal.Infact,atfirstredisjustusedtoshowthecolorofpeople'sskin.

*Becausemanyrolesuseredandblacktoshowtheyareverybraveandhonest,

redgraduallyhasanothermeaning.Atypical4iredfullface”isGuanYu,

knownforhisloyaltytohisemperor,LiuBci.

Therolewiththewhitefacemonlyseenonthestageisbadinhuman

nature.TypicalcharactersareCaoCao,whowaspowerfulbutcruelinthetime

圖of（heThreeKingdoms,andQinHui,whopul（henationalheroYueFeito

death.

Theblackfaceshowseitherarudeandbravecharacterorafairand

selflesspersonality.TypicalcharactersoftheformerareZhangFeiwitha

就blackangrybulterflyfaceofRomanceoftheThreeKingdomsandLiKuiof

召WaterMargin,andatypicalcharacterofthelatterisBaoZheng,afearlessand

fairofficialoftheSongDynasty.

Later,othercolorsaregraduallyaddedtothem,suchaspurple,symbolizingjustice（公

正）;yellowusedforsoldiers,showingbravery;blue,shewingacharacterhasastrong

personalityandisverycalculating（精明的）.

28.Thecolorofredisusedtoshowatfirst.

A.aperson'sbraveryB.aperson'sage

C.aperson'sskinD.aperson'sloyalty

29.WhydoestheroleofQinHuihaveawhiteface?

A.Becausehewaspowerfulinhistime.B.Becauseheputthenationalherotodeath.

C.Becausehewasalwayscrueltoothers.D.Becauseheisamanwhohasnofear.

30.Typicalcharactersoftheblackfaceinthispassagear?.

A.ZhangFeiandLiKuiB.BaoZhengandYueFei

C.ZhangFeiandCaoCaoD.BaoZhengandLiuBei

31.TherearecolorsmentionedinthefacialmakeupofPekingOpera.

A.3B.4C.5D.6

32.Whatcolorshouldthefacialmakeupforasoldierbe?

A.Red.B.Purple.C.Yellow.D.Blue.

（2022?安徽?二模）TheBattle（戰(zhàn)役）atLakeChangjinisoneofthemostexpensive

filmsevermadeinChina.

Withthreewellknowndirectors-ChenKaigc,HarkTsuiandDanteLam—the

176minutclongfilmtellsusaboutthebattlebetweentheUSarmyandChinesePeople's

Volunteers（CPV）.ThejoiningofCPVquicklyturned（hesituationof（hewholewarbutmost

ofthemlosttheirlives.

ThemovierecreatestherealfightontheKoreanPeninsula（朝鮮半島）duringthecold

winterin1950.Breakingover10records,themoviehasmadearound2billionyuansinceits

openingonSept30.Onthepopularsocialmedia,mostpeoplepraisedthesoldiersand

showedgreatrespectforthem.Theyalsosaidthatthemoviefilledtheirheartwithnational

prideandremindedthemtobethankfi.ilfortoday'speacefullife,especiallyduringthe

ongoingChinaUSlensior.（緊張局勢(shì)）.

Mostprofessionalssaythatthemovie*ssuccesshasliveduptotheexpectation.Through

theeffortstobringthathistorytolife,themoviehasraisedChinesewarfilmstoanewhigh

level,showinggreatprogressintheproductionofChinesefilms.However,some

professionalsbelievethatChinesefilmindustrystillhasalongwaytogo.Thewasteof

moneyandtheshortageofinternationalinfluenceswillnotbegoodforthelongterm

developmentoftheChinesefilmindustry.

33.Whichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribethefilm?

A.Realbutboring.B.Expensiveandterrible.

C.Meaningfulandsuccessful.D.Funnyandeducational.

34.Whatcanwcknowfromthepassage?

A.Thefilmhelpedthefilmmarkettogetwarm.

B.ThefilmwillharmtheChinaUSrelationship.

C.Thesuccessofthefilmdependsonthreedirectors.

D.TheCPVshouldbersmemberedforwhattheydid.

35.Whatistheinfluenceofthemovie?

A.ItcausestheongoingChinaUStension.

B.Ithascollected2billionyuantohelpCPV.

C.Itbringstrouble(otheChinesefilmmarket.

D.ItraisesnationalprideamongChinesepeople.

36.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.Weshouldn'tproduceawarfilm.

B.Themovie'ssuccessistotallyunexpected.

C.TheChinesemoviemarketstillfacesproblems.

D.Themovieremindedustostartawarifnecessary.

（2022?河南洛陽?三模）

Home:AcartoonmoviefromtheUS

Producedby:Dreamworks

Director:TimJohnson

Actors:JimParsons,JenniferLopez,Rihanna,SteveMartin

Release（發(fā)行）time:March27,inNorthAmcricaThcstoryisaboutanalientribe（部落）

Boovtravelingallaroundtheuniverseforanewhomeontheearthawayfromitsdeadly

enemies.Theykidnap（綁架）Ihemotherofan11yearoldgirl.ThegirldrivestoFloridafor

hermom.OnthewayshemeetswithaBoovaliencalledJ.Lo.Theyquicklybeegood

friendsandgothroughalotofinterestingadventures（冒險(xiǎn)）.

ShauntheSheep:AcartoonmoviefromtheUK

Producedby:AardtnanAnimation

Director:MarkBurton,RichardSlarzack

Releasetime:March20,inNorthAmericaAstheleaderofthesheep,Shaunisvery

smart,andadventurous.Once,afarmeriskidnappedduetohermischief（淘氣）.Tosavethe

farmer,Shaunhastotakealltheyoungsheeptothetownloradventure.

37.WhodirectedthemoviecalledHome?A.SteveMarlin.

B.TimJohnson.

C.MarkBurton.

D.RichardStarzack.

38.WhatisAardmanAnimationinthepassage?

A.Anameofacartoonmovie.

B.Apanyofmakingcartoons.

C.Aprizeforgoodcarloonmovies.

D.Anorganizationforprotectinganimals.

39.WhydoesthealientribeBoovtravelaroundtheuniverseinthemovieHome?

A.Toenjoythebeautyintheuniverse.

B.Tokidnapamotherofan11yearoldgirl.

C.Tofindtheirenemiesandfightwiththem.

D.Tofindanewhomeawayfromtheirenemies.

40.WhichofthefollowingaboutShaunisNOTTRUE?

A.Shelikestakingadventures.

B.Sheistheleaderofthesheep.

C.Shewenttosavethefannerbyherself.

D.Shecausedthefarmer（obekidnapped.

41.Whatdothe（womovieshaveinmon?

A.TheyarebothfromtheUS.

B.TheyarebothshowninMarch.

C.Theyarebothaboutanimals.

D.Theyarcbothdirectedbytwopeople.

（2022?黑龍江?大慶市景園中學(xué)模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Doyouknow（hemovie/,Robot?It（ellsus

astoryaboutthefuture.

Theyearis2035androbotsarejustasmonasmobilephones.Peopleordertheirrobots

todolotsofthings,forexample,babysitting,cooking,doingchoresandtakingtheirdogsfor

awalk.Robotshavetoobey（聽從）human'sorders,becausetheirdesignersmakethemdo

so.ApoliceofficercalledSpoonerhatesrobots.Hedoesn'tthinkhumanscangetonwell

withtheirrobotsatall!BatthescientistSusanhasdifferer.topinions.Susanworksonrobots,

mindandshethinksonedayrobotswillbeemorepowerful（強(qiáng)大的）thanhumansandhelp

humanstomakeprogress（進(jìn)步）.

WhenSpoonerandSusanworktogether,theyfindthatsomethingiswrongwiththe

world'srobots.Afewrobotshavetheirownthoughtsandthey'retryingtogetoutofhumans'

control（控制）!Ofcoursetheserobots,drcamdoesn'tetrue.Humansworkhardtocontrol

theirrobotsagainandtheysucceedatlast.

42.Thestorywillhappen（發(fā)生）in.

A.2010B.2020C.2035D.2040

43.SpoonerisaandSusanisa.

A.scientist;professorB.bankclerk;policeofficer

C.policeman;doctorD.policeofficer;scientist

44.Susanthinksthatoneday.

A.robotscan'tgetonwellwithhumans

B.robotswillhelphumantomakeprogress

C.robotswillhavetheirownthoughts

D.robotswillcontroltheworld

45.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaccordingtothisarticle?

A.Themovie/,Robottalksaboutthefuture.

B.Peopleusetheirrobotstodoeverything.

C.Afewrobotswanttogetoutofhuman'scontrol.

D.Atlasthumanssucceedincontrollingtherobotsagain.

（2022?江蘇?蘇州市振華中學(xué)校二模）Since2011,theShanghaiPekingOperapanyhas

heldtwoseasonsof“YoulhRunway",alongtermoperadevelopmentproject,hopingtofind

youngoperatalents.118youngperformershavesuccessfullyshowed200playsandclassical

pieces.Mostofthemwersbombetween1995and2000,makingthemthepany'snewest

power.Theywillshowbothclassicalandnewplaysinmanydifferentstyles.

①“TheButterflyLovers”,oneoftheplaysinthisspring,ischangedfromasadlove

storybetweenayoungpoorman,LiangShanboandZhuYingtai,thedaughterofawealthy

family.Theyreturnasbutterfliesaftertheirdeath.Anotherone,“TwelveRoles'*,whichwill

bepresentedinthesummer,largelygetsitsideafromanAmericanfilm"12AngryMen”.The

12members,allfromdifferentbackgrounds,mustdecideachild'sfateinamurder.

Yucjuopera,whichdevelopedaround1906inShcngzhou,ZhejiangProvince,isonecf

China'smostfamousoperas.Intheolddays,peopleloveditbecauseofitsstylesofsinging

andmelodies（旋律）.Now,itisgettinganewlife.②Theperformingseasonforyoung

performersisheldinitsfifthyearandhasitsowncharacteristic.Moreover,theproject

workedwithBesTVtocreateaYuejuoperashortvideoseriesaboutthe24solartenns（節(jié)氣）

oftraditionalChinesecalendar.

Everyyear,theChinaShanghaiInternationalArtsFestivalprovideschancesfor

traditionaloperaperformerslikeYuejutalentstoperform.③Manytraditionalopera

performershavegotfansamongstudentsandyoungperformersinrecentyearsbyshowing

howtheyprepareforaconcertandbchindthescenesstorieswithmobileappsonvideo

websites.

④Theytrymanywaystomaketraditionalartformsattractivetotoday'syouth,

includingthecreationofshortoperafilmsandtheuseofpopularmelodies.€tWebelievethat

Xiqu(traditionalopera)likeYuejucanattracttoday'syoungpeoplebecauseitcanbemixed

withdiflerentartfbm^s,^^saysChenDarning,atheatercritic.

46.Accordingtothefirstparagraph?theproject“YouthRunway"isto.

A.discoveryoungoperatalentsB.teachyoungpeopleYuejuopera

C.attractpeopletoworkinShanghiD.provideplaysandshowsforfree.

47.“TheButterflyLovers”and“TwelveRoles”arcboth.

A.baseduponforeignfilmsB.changedfroman