專題10閱讀理解20篇

Zhurong,thenameofChina'sMarsrover（火星車），wasannouncedonApril24th,2021,

Chkia'sSpaceDay.ThenameofZhurongcomesfromacharacterinancientChinesestories.

ThewayitwasnamedisthesameasotherspaceprogramslikeChang'e,TianwenandBeidou.

InancientChinesestories,Zhurongisafiregod.Heisaproudmandressedinthesoldier'sclothes,

holdingasword（劍）andridingonalargetiger.Andheisfamousforstoppinghissonfromcausing

floods（洪水）forhumanssuccessfully.Besides,accordingLOthewords'Chinesemeanings,"Zhu”

means"wish”,whichcanbeusedtoexpressthegoodwishesforhumans'studyoftheuniverse（宇

宙）.Andurongvmeans^integration",whichshowsChinesepeoplewouldliketousethespacewith

othercountriespeacefully,andtobuildacommunitywithasharedfutureforhumanbeings.

Zhurong,theMarsrover,is1.85metershighandweighsabout240kilograms.Ithassixwheels

andfoursolarpanels（太陽能面板）anditcanmoveat200metersanhourontheplanet'ssurface.

Withsixscientificinstruments,itcanworkforatleastthreemonths.OntheMars,▲such

asthemake-up（組成）oftheplanet'ssurface,theweatherandenvironmentconditionsontheMars.

ZhurongshowsthatChina'sspaceprogramshavetakenahugestepforwardagain.

1.Zhurong,Chang'e,TianwenandBeidouareallthenamesofChinese.

A.paintingsB.ITprogramsC.poemsD.spaceprograms

2.Whal'sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“integralion”inChinese?

A.容忍B.象征C.融合D.擔(dān)當(dāng)

3.WheredoesZhurong'snamecomefrom?

A.Otherspaceprograms.B.Afiregod.

C.Alargetiger.D.AncientChinesestories.

4.HowlongcanZhurongwork?

A.Forlessthanthreemonths.B.Forhalfanyear.

C.Foratleastthreemonths.D.Foratleastayear.

5.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲inthethirdparagraph?

A.itwillgetanunforgettablememory

B.ourcountrywillstepfartherandfarther

C.itcandoalotofsurveysandcollectinformation

D.youcouldseeallkindsofrobotswithdifferentskills

OnSept.8th,2020,Presidentpresentedmedalstotherecipient（接受者）ofthe

MedaloftheRepublic（共和國(guó)勛章）ZhongNanshan.andrecipientsofthenationalhonourary（榮

譽(yù)的）title“thePeople'sHero“ZhangBoli,ZhangDingyuandChenWei,atameetingcommending

（表彰）rolemodelsinthecountry^fightagainsttheCOVID-19epidemic（流行病）attheGreat

HallofthePeopleinBeijing.

ZhongNanshanisoneofthem.HeledhisteamtoWuhantofightagainsttheillness.Hemade

theimportantdecisiontocutoffWuhanfromothercitiestostopthevirus.Thankstohim,the

diseaseisundercontroldaybyday.

“Wearingthisunifbnn,Ishoulddoeverythingfbrthecountry,“saidChenWei,akeyfigure

behindthevaccine（疫苗）.ShemadegreatachievementsinCOVID-19relatedbasicresearchand

developmentofvaccineandprotectivemedicine.

ZhangDingyu,headofWuhanJinyintanHospital,learnedthathiswifewasinfected（感染）

withtheCOVID-19,buthestillfoughtinthefrontlineoftheepidemicformorethan30days.And

heledthemedicalteamtotreatthousandsofpatients.

Althoughpeoplehawdiffuiunlpusilioiib,industries,abilitiesandlevels,theycancicalcgical

achievementsincommonpositions.Thafsbecausetheyhaveheroicdreamsanddoheroicdeeds.

Everyoneadmiresahero.

6.Whohasbeengiven<4theMedaloftheRepublic”byPresidentXi?

A.ZhangBoli.B.ZhongNanshan.C.ZhangDingyu.D.ChenWei.

7.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutZhangDingyu?

A.HissonwasinfectedwiththeCOVID-19.

B.Hefoughtinthefrontlineoftheepidemicforover300days.

C.Hismedicalteamsavedthousandsofpatients.

D.Thisyear,heiseighty-fouryearsold.

8.Accordingtothepassage,therecipientsarehonouredbecausetheyareall.

A.rolemodelsinthecountry'sfightagainsttheCOVID-19epidemic

B.makinggreatachievementsinscience

C.keyfiguresbehindthevaccine

D.developingvaccineandprotectivemedicinein2020

9.Theunderlinedword^trcat^mcans""inChinese.

A.對(duì)待B.處理C.招待D.治療

1（）.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.China'sGreatAchievementsB.DevelopmentofVaccine

C.TheHeroicDreamsofPeopleD.GivetheEpidemicHeroesThumb（大拇書旨）up

“Five,four,three,two,one,blastoff."At0:23onOctober16,2021,Chinalaunched（發(fā)射）the

mannedspaceshipShenzhou-13,sendingthreeastronautstoitsTiangongspacestation.About6.5

hoursafterthelaunch,thespaceshipsuccessfullydocked（對(duì)接）withtheTianhecoremoduleofthe

station.

Thethree-personteamisthesecondcrew（工作組）tohaveenteredTiangong.Theteamisled

byChina'sfirstspacewalkerZhaiZhigang.TheothertwoastronautsareWangYapingandYe

Guangfu.Theywillliveandworktogetheratthestationforsixmonths.ThiswillbeChina's

longest-evermannedmission（任務(wù)）.

Duringtheirsix-monthstay,thecrewwillcarryoutanumberoftasks.Forexample,theywill

dotwotothreespacewalkstofixequipment（裝備）inpreparationforfutureconstructionwork.

WangYaping,thefirstChinesewomantoperformspacewalk,said“Apartfromthetaskswealso

hopetodomorespacescienceeducation.Thiswillbringspaceclosertothegeneralpublic.Asa

result,theywilllearnmoreabouttheastronauts,lifeinspace.”

Shenzhou-13wasChina'slastmajorspacemissionin2021.Anothersixmissionsarcplanned

forthisyeartofinishtheconstructionofthespacestation.Onceitscompleted,Tangongwillbe

aboutone-fifththesizeoftheInternaionalSpaceStation（ISS）.TheISSwillreachtheendofitslife

in2024.Tiangongislikelytobetheonlyoperationalnear-Earthorbit（近地軌道）spacestationby

then.Chinalooksforwardtohostingastronautsfromothercountries.

DenisSimon,atDukeLawintheUS,toldXinhuathatChina'ssuccessinspacecontinuestobe

impressive（令人贊嘆的）.“Itisnowwellonitswaytobeingaleaderinspaceexploration."he

said.

11.WhatcanweknowaboutTiangongspacestation?

A.ThecrewhaveenteredTiangongtwice.

B.TheconstructionofTiangongwillbefinishedin6months.

C.ThesizeofTiangongwillbe25%ofISSin2024.

D.Tiangongwillwelcomeforeignastronautsinthefuture.

12.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?

A.IttookShenzhou-136.5daystodockwiththeTianhecoremodule.

15.Tofightagainsttheeffectsoflivinginspace,astronauts.

A.shouldfollowspecialplanstobuilduptheirmuscles

B.shouldmoveaslittleaspossiblewhileinthespacestation

C.shouldfinishtheirworkaheadoftime

D.shouldexercisehardbeforetheysetoffforspace

16.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

A.Tiangongwelcomesastronautsfromallovertheworld.

B.TwogroupsofastronautswillbesenttoTiangongthisyear.

C.AstronautssentbyShenzhouXIVwillreturntoEarththisyear.

D.AstronautssentbyShenzhouXVwillarriveatTiangongfirst.

Eatingfoodisenjoyable,butcookingcanbechallenging.Forthosewhodon'thavebasic

cookingskills,oraretoobusyworkingortraveling,onethingcansavethem-instant（即食的）

noodles.

Thisyearmarksthe61stanniversaryoftheinventionofinstantnoodles.Eversincetheywere

createdbyJapanesebusinessmanMomofukuAndoin1958,instantnoodleshavebeenpopular

aroundtheworld.InChina,theproducthasalmostbecomeanecessityforthosewhotravelbytrain.

Therearesomefunfactsaboutinstantnoodles:Thetotallengthofthenoodlesinonepackage

is51meters.Thefirstinstantnoodleswereconsideredaluxuryproduct.Whentheyfirstcameto

Japanesesupernicirkelsin1958,iheyweresixlimestheuusluffreshudunnoodles（烏冬面）.

Japanesepeopleevenvotedinstantnoodlesasoneoftheirbestinventionsofthe20thcentury.

Forinstantnoodles,aswellasmanyother“instant“fbeds,convenienceisthekeysellingpoint.

Theyaresupposedtomakeourliveseasier.

Foodtrends（趨勢(shì)）oftenreflectchangesinsociety.Forexample,inwars,soldierseat

compressedbiscuitsandcannedmeatbecausetheydon'tneedtocookthesefoods.Andinthe

1960s,frozendinnersoffriedchicken,mashedpotatoesandmixedvegetablesbecamepopularin

theUS.Thisisbecausemorewomenstartedworkingandhadnotimetocook.

Inrecentyears,however,onlinemeal-orderingserviceshavebroughtchallengestoinstant

foods.UberEatsisapopularappofthiskindintheUnitedStates.InChina,wehaveEle.me,

DianpingandMcituan.Theseservicesoffernotonlyconvenience,butalsomorechoicesandtastier

food.AccordingtotheWorldInstantNoodleAssociation,instantnoodlesalesdroppedby17

percentinChinaasof2016.

ThismightshowthatChinesepeoplearenowmoreinterestedinhavinghigherqualitydiets

andnotjustsimplyfillingtheirbellies,expertssay.

17.Whichcountrydidinstantnoodlesstartfrom?

A.TheUK.B.TheUS.C.China.D.Japan.

18.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthefunfactofinstantnoodles?

A.Thetotallengthofthenoodlesinonepackageis51meters.

B.Theusageofonlinemeal-orderingservicesreducethesalesofinstantnoodles.

C.Thefirstinstantnoodlesweremuchmoreexpensivethanfreshudonnoodles.

D.Japanesepeopleevenvotedinstantnoodlesasoneofthebestinventionsofthe20thcentury.

19.Whatdocstheunderlinedword“l(fā)uxury“inParagraph3mean?

A.奢侈的B.必須的C.營(yíng)養(yǎng)豐富的味的

20.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.EveryonewhotravelsbytraintakesinstantnoodlesinChina.

B.In2016,only17%ofChinesepeopleboughtinstantnoodles.

C.ManyAmericanwomendidn'tlikecookingfoodinthe1960s.

D.Chinesepeopleareinterestedinhavinghigher-qualitydietsnow.

Thejourneytothemoonhadbeenihefirststeptowardsfutureexplorationinspace.The

distancebetweentheMoonandEarthisveryshortindeedwhencomparedwiththedistance

betweenEarthandtheotherplanets.Mars,thenearestplanettoEarthismillionsofmilesaway!

Travellingtotheplanetswillbeman'snextaim.Suchtravelswillbemorechallengingthanthetrip

tothemoonandcertainlymoreadventurous（冒險(xiǎn)的）.

Recently,twoAmericanspaceshipsVikings1and2,landedonMarstryingtodiscoverwhether

thatplanethasanylifeonit.SofarIhesignsoflifeonMarshaveneitherconfirmed（證實(shí)）nor

ruledout（排除）.RussianshavediscoveredthatthesurfaceofVenus（金星）issohotthatitis

almostcertainthatthereisnolifethere.AlsotheatmosphereofVenusisextremelydense（稠密的）

andthepressureisnearlyahundredtimesgreaterthanthatoftheEarth'satmosphere.

Scientistsbelievemanmayfindplanetswhichhavethesameconditionsasthethosewehave

onEarth,butmanshouldrealizeEarthwillbehisonlyhomeforalongtimeandbegintoloveand

careforit.

21.Accordingtothepassage,travelingtotheplanetswillbe.

A.mucheasierandevenmoreinterestingB.farmoreexcitinganddangerous

C.man'sfinalaimD.man'sfirststep

22.Fromthepassage,wecanguess.

A.thereislifeonMars

B.thereisnolifeonMars

C.theatmosphereofMarsisnotsodenseasthatofVenus

D.scientistswillhavelittlehopetofindtheanswers

23.Scientiststhinkweshouldtakecareofourearthbecause.

A.nootherplanetsaretotaketheplaceoftheearth

B.everythingneededisprovidedbytheearth

C.theonlyhomeofmanwillbetheearthforalongtime

D.thedreamtofindanotherhomeformanwillcometrue

CaiLuninventedpaperaround2,000yearsagoinChina.Ilisanimportantinvention.Before

theinventionofpaper,peoplehadtorememberlotsofinformationorwriteitonstone,wood,

leaves,etc.

Todayeveryoneintheworldusespaper.Withpaper,wecanmakebooksandprintnewspapers.

Sharinginformationisaloteasierwiththehelpofpaper.

Peopleusepapereveryday.Studentsdohomeworkandkeepadiaryonpaper.Paperisagreat

invention.

AlanTuringwasborninLondon,England,in1912.HeattendedCambridgeUniversityfrom

1931to1934.Turingwasamathematician（數(shù)學(xué)家）andacomputerscientist.Manypeoplecalled

Turingthefatherofcomputerscience.Hecreatedthefirstdesign（設(shè)計(jì)）foramoderncomputer.

Turingwantedtoknowifamachinecouldthinkforitselfandtricksomeoneintobelievingthey

werehavingaconversationwithanotherperson.ThisbecameknownastheTuringtest.Inthetest,

Turingneededtwopersons,acomputerandamachine.Thisideaisstillusedtoday.

24.WhenwaspaperinventedbyCaiLun?

A.Around2,000yearsagoB.About200yearsago.

C.Around1,000yearsago.D.About100yearsago

25.PeoplecandothefollowingthingswithpaperEXCEPT.

A.sharinginformationB.printingnewspaper

C.havingtheTuringtestD.makingbooks

26.ManypeoplethinkAlanTuringas.

A.theinventorofpaperB.thefatherofmoderneducation

C.theinventorofpaperD.thefatherofcomputerscience

27.Inordertohavethetest.Turingneeded.

A.threepeople,onecomputerandamachine

B.twopeople,onecomputerandamachine

C.twopeople,twocomputersandamachine

D.oneperson,onecomputerandamachine

28.Fromthepassage,weknowCaiLun'sinventionandTurningideaare

A.hardtoacceptB.notusedanymore

C.unknowntopeopleD.stillusedtoday

Australiaisoneofthelargestislandcountriesintheworld.ItisalittlesmallerthanChina.Itis

inthesouthoftheearth.Australiaisbig,butitspopulationissmall.ThepopulationofAustraliais

earlyaslargeasthatofShanghai.

Enoughlaws（法律）havebeenmadetofightagainstpollution.ThecitiesinAustraliahavegot

littleairorwaterpollution.Theskyisblueandthewaterisclean.Youcanclearlyseefish

swimmingintherivers.Plantsgrowverywell,too.

LastmonthwevisitedPerth,thebiggestcityinWesternAustralia,andwenttoawildflower

exhibition.Therewesawalargenumberofwildflowerswehadneverseenbefore.Wehada

wonderfultime.Perthisfamousforitsbeautifulwildflowers.Inspring,Perthhasthewildflower

exhibition.AftervisitingPerth,wespentadayinthecountryside.Wesatdownandhadarestneara

pathatthefootofahill.Itwasquietandweenjoyedourselves.Suddenlyweheardbellsringingat

thetopofthehill.Whatwesawmadeuspickupallourthingsandrunbacktothecarasquicklyas

wecould.Therewereaboutthreehundredsheepcomingtowardsusdownthepath.

Australiaisfamousforitssheepandkangaroos.Afterashortdrivefromanytownyouwillfind

yourselfinthemiddleofthewhitesheep.Sheep,sheep,everywherearesheep.

29.Australiais.

A.thelargestcountryintheworldB.largerthanChina

C.aslargeasShanghaiD.notsolargeasChina

30.Enoughlawshavebeenmadeto.

A.increasethepopulationB.growmoreplants

C.fightagainstpollutionD.showwildflowers

31.Perthis________.

A.thecapitalofAustraliaB.inthewestofAustralia

C.intheeastofAustraliaD.thebiggestcityinAustralia

32.InPerthyoumayvisitawildflowerexhibitionin.

A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter

33.WhichofthefollowingsentencesisTRUE?

A.AHthebigcitiesinAustraliaareseriouslypolluted.

B.Australiaisfamousforitssheep,kangaroosandlargepopulation.

C.Weranbacktothecarbecausewewereinthemiddleofthewhitesheep.

D.IfyougotothecountrysideinAustralia,youwillseealargenumberofwhitesheep.

“BANG!”thedoorcausedareverberation（回聲）.Ilwasjuststandingthere,withFather

standingononeside,andIontheotherside.

Wewerebothingreatanger."Neversetfootinthishouseagain!”stormedFather.Withtears

wellingupinmyeyes,Irushedoutoftheflatandranalongthestreet.

Thestreetlightswereshining,causingrathersad-feeling.Iwanderedaimlessly.

Ayoungfatherwhoheldachildinhisarmswalkedpastme.IfeltasifIsawmychildhood

fromanotherspace:happyandcarefree.

Butnow...Idon'tknowwhetheritisbecauseIhavegrownuporbecauseDadisgettingold.

Wedifferinourwaysofthinking.Healwaysputshisopinionsandcodesofbehaviouronme.

WheneverIdosomethingwrong,heneveradmitsit.Wearejustliketwopeoplecomingfromtwo

differentworlds.Itfeelslikethereisanirondoorbetweenusthatcanneverbeopened.

Iwanderedinthestreetsanddidn'tknowwheretogo.Myheartwascoldonthishotsummer

night.AsIwalkedontherewerefewerandfewerpeopleonthestreets,untilIhadonlythestreet

lightswithme.WhenIfinallyreachedthehigh-riseapartmentblockinwhichIlived,Isawthatthe

lightwasstillon.

Ithoughttomyself:"IsFatherwaitingforme,orishestillangrywithme?”

Perhaps,Dadwasthrowingawaysomeofhisoldstamps.Perhapshethoughttheywereuseless.

IneverhadthecouragetotellhimthatIlikedcollectingstamps.Ican'tstandhisoutrageous（蠻橫

的）words.

AllthelightswereoffexceptFather's.

Dadwasalwayslikethis.Maybehedidn'tknowhowtoexpresshimself.Aftershoutingatme,

henevershowedanymercyoranymomentsofregret.Afteranargumenthehasthehabitof

walkingquietlyintomyroominmysleepandthentucking（把裹住）meunderneaththecovers.

Thiswashowhealwayswas.Hehasbeenaleaderforsolongthattellingeveryoneelsewhat

todohasbecomehissecondnature.

Thelightwasstillon."AmIwrong?”Iwhispered,maybe...Withthekeyinhand,Iwasas

nervousasIhadeverbeen.Atlast.Idecidedtoopenthedoor.AssoonasIopenedthedoortears

ranclownmycheeks.IsuddenlyrealizedthattheirondoorthatIhadimaginedbetweenusdidnot

exist（存在）atall.Love-issecondtonone.

34.Decidewhichisthebestorderofthefollowingaccordingtowhathappenedinthepassage,

a.[openedthedoorandenteredthehouse.

b.SadlyIranoutintothestreet.

c.IreachedtheplacewhereIlivedandsawmyhousestillbrightlylit.

d.Ithoughtofmyfather^kindnesstowardsme.

e.[walkedaboutinthestreetwithoutanyaim.

A.b-e-d-c-aB.b-e-c-d-aC.b-e-a-c-dD.b-e-c-a-d

35.Whatmadethewriterthinkofhischildhood?

A.Thesightofthestreetlights.

B.Thesightoftheemptystreet.

C.Thesightofafatherwithachildinhisarms.

D.Thesightoflightinhisownhouse.

36.Whydoyouthinkthefatheroftenshoutsathisson?

A.Perhapsthefatherisgettingolderandolder.

B.Perhapsthesonhasalreadygrownup.

C.Perhapstheyneveragreewitheachother.

D.Perhapsthefatherhasgotusedtodoingthat.

37.Whatconclusioncanyoucometoafterreadingthepassage?

A.Thefathertreatshissoninanunfairway.

B.Infact,thefatheriskindtohisson.

C.Thefatherisneitherkindnorcrueltohisson.

D.Thefatherisalwaysfindingfault（過$昔）withhisson.

So,it'sexamtimeagain.Haveyoudonethenecessaryworktogetgoodmarks?Sleepingwith

thetextbookunderthepillowdoesn'twork.Thebestwayistospaceyourpracticeout,ratherthan

cram（塞滿）italltogether.JustasascientistcalledTomStaffordadvises,ifyouorganizefivehours

ofstudyintoonehouraday,you'llremembermorethanifyoustudyfbrfivehoursononeday.

Don'tdependonmemoryalone.Getpensandpaper,andstartworking!Studentswhocantest

themselvesearlierwillbebetteratretrieving（檢索）theknowledgefromthememoryandkeepitin

thelongrun.JohnDunlosky,suggeststhat“youstartbyreadingatextbookwithyourfavouritepens

andcolours,andthenwritedowntheimportantideasonsmallcards.Whiledoingsoyouactually

trytotestyourselvesonthem.^^

Goodrevisionshouldgiveyouconfidence,butifyouarestillworried,it'snotharmfulto

followsomespecialcustoms.InJapan,itseemstobeatraditionforstudentstoeatKatsudonbefore

atest.Thisisabowlofricewitheggandporkpieces.Thenameofthedishremindspeopleofthe

word“katsu"，meaning“winning”.ForsomestudentsinSouthKorea,thekeytosuccessisnot

washingtheirhairbeforeanexam,becausetheybelievetheycouldwashalltheknowledgeoutof

(heirheads.Andindifferentcountriestherearealwaysthosewhoswearbytheir“l(fā)ucky

underwear”.

Thebottomlineisthatyouneedtostudy,eatagoodmeal,sleepwellontheeveofthetest,and

believeintheir“l(fā)uckyunderwear”.

Goodluckinyourexam!

38.Whenyou“spaceyourpracticeout”,you.

A.studyforatleast5hoursononeday

B.sleepwithyourtextbookunderthepillow

C.organize5hoursofstudyintoonehouraday

D.takeyourtextbookoutfromthepillow

39.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph3?

A.Theword“Katsudon“soundssimilarto“winning“inSouthKorea.

B.Insomecountries,washinghairbringsbadluckafterhavingexams.

C.Somepeoplemightwearspecialunderwearwhenthereisatest.

D.StudentsinJapanwilleatnoodleswitheggandporkpiecesbeforeatest.

40.Whatdoesthewriteradvisestudenttodobeforetests?

A.Prepareyourexamswellandbeconfident.

B.Chooseyourfavouritepensandstayuplate.

C.Followsomecustomsandjustenjoyyourselves.

D.Sleepwiththetextbookunderyourpillow.

OnNovember6,2021,thousandsoffanswereinReykjavik,shoutingandcheering.Millions

morewerewatchingonline.Butthiswasn'tafootball,basketballortennismatch.Itwase-sports,a

five-personChinesee-sportsteam,wonthechampionship.

MillionsofpeopleinChinaplaygamesforfun.Someofthemhavebecomeprofessionalgamers.

Theyplaygamesastheirfull-timejob.Theygoaroundtheworldtocompeteinvideogame

competitions.11\noteasybeingaprofessionalgamer,though.Theypractisefortenormorehoursa

day,fiveorsixdaysaweek.Theydoexercisesliketypingsomethingandtryingtotypeitfasterand

faster.Theyalsostudyvideosofotherplayersandplanwaystobeatthem.

Aswellasplayinggames,manypeoplelikewatchingthemtoo.Youcanwatche-sportsgameson

mobileapps,videowebsitesandsomeTVchannels.Theyareshowinge-sports24hoursaday.

Theycanbeasexcitingasothersports.

Butaree-sportsreallysports?Areplayerssportsmen?Somesayno.E-sportsplayersdon'tneed

torun,jump,throwordobigphysicalactions.ButotherssayYes:e-sportsaresports.Playersneed

somephysicalskill（協(xié)調(diào)）,accuracy（準(zhǔn)確）andtiming.Likedarts,e-sportsshouldbeconsideredas

sportsloo.Infact,thegovernmentsofChinaandSouthKoreadotakee-sportsassports.Andthey

willbeanofficialmedalsportintheAsianGamesstartingfrom2022.

41.WhatgamewasheldinReykjavik,IcelandonNovember6,2021?

A.Tennis.B.E-sports.C.Football.D.Basketball.

42.Whichwordsbestdescribeaprofessionalesportsgamer'slife?

A.Comfortableandcreative.B.Relaxingbutboring.

C.Simplebuttiring.D.Busyandhard.

43.Darts,snookerandshootingareprobablythree.

A.sportsB.websitesC.skillsD.players

44.Whatcanweknowaboute-sportsfromthelastparagraph?

A.Morepeoplewillagreee-sportsaresports.

B.Youwillseee-sportsin2022AsianGames.

C.Therewillbemoreprofessionale-sportsgamers.

D.E-sportswillbeoneofmedalgamesinnextOlympics.

45.Inwhichpartofanewspapermayyouseethispassage?

A.Life.B.Technology.C.Sports.D.Education.

NumbersandcolorshadgreatmeaningandplayedanimportantroleinthecultureofAncient

China.Somewereconsideredlucky,whileotherswereconsideredunluckyandshouldbeavoided.

NumbersNumberswereimportanttotheColorsThcrearcfiveprimaryChinese

AncientChinese.Theyoftenusedluckynumbersincolors:red,black,green,white,andyellow.

theirbuildingsanddesigns.Forexample,theRedisthecoloroffire,thesummer,andthe

numbereightisconsideredtheluckiestnumber.south.Itstandsforgoodluck,happiness,and

EventodaypeopleinChinawillpaymoreforansuccess.Redisoftenthecolorusedat

addressortelephonenumberwiththenumbereightcelebrationssuchasweddingsandbirthdays.

init.Thenumber666isconsideredaveryluckyChildrenaregivenredenvelopeswith

moneyinside

forluck.Blackisalsothecolorof

numberinChina.Butthenumberfouris

heavenandwasthefavoritecolorofthefirst

unlucky.ItisstillavoidedtodayinChina.Many

emperorofChina,EmperorQin.Whiteis

buildingsskipallthefloorswiththenumberin

notconsideredaluckycolor.Itwaswornas

themlike4,14,and24.

thecolorofmourningwhensomeonedied.

46.WhichofthefollowingisunluckyinancientChina?

A.Thenumber8.B.Thecolourblack.

C.Thenumber6.D.Thecolourwhite.

47.Whatdoesredstandforaccordingtothearticle?

A.Hope.B.Success.C.Power.D.Harvest.

48.Whatcanweknowfromthearticle?

A.Peoplethinkthenumber6istheluckiest.

B.EmperorQinlikedthecolouryellowbest.

C.Childrenreceiveredpacketsforgoodluck.

D.Thenumber4isoftenusedinthebuildings.

ChenWeijun,13,isaJunior2studentatHuaqiaoMiddleSchoolinHaikou.Thisweek,hehad

thehappiesttime.OnTuesday,hewenttoGreatHallofthePeopleinBeijing.Heandnineother

kidsbecametheTop10YoungPioneers.

“NowIamnotonlymydad'sgoodboy,IamChina'sgoodboy.Imustworkharder,hesaid.

Atschool,Chenisagoodstudentleader.Hedoesmanyactivities.Hewasinshortplays.He

workedasahost（主持人）forhisschoolTV.

'Tmself-assured.It'sgoodtotrydifferentthings."Chensaid,“Ifyoucandrcamit,youcando

it."Chen'steacher,saidChenisniceandhelpful.ltHedoesn'ttalkmuchbutworksveryhard.”

YoungChenalwayshelpsotherpeople.Onestudentathisschool,WuDeyi,hadleukemia(白血病).

Chenaskedallhisclassmatesandteacherstohelphim.From