年中考英語真題匯編04之閱讀理解A篇4973P49PinkLilyWearelookingtoaddsomefoodserverstoourteam.PinkLilyisa5-starRestaurant.Wearesearchingforfriendlyandenergeticpeopletojoinus!Requirements1.Teamspiritisneeded.2.Someweekendavailabilityisrequired.3.NoexperienceisOK.Wewillprovideyouwithtraining.4.Part-timepositionsareopentoteensbetween16and18yearsold.Salary$50—$80aday;Full-timeworkerscanget$5—$10moreaday.Address34SWindsorSt.331HowtoapplyWewilltakeapplicationsonlineatfromJune15toJune30,2025.Welookforwardtomeetingyousoon![2025·眉山]Whatistherestaurantlookingfor?A.Cooks. B.Servers. C.Cleaners. D.Managers.Whatisneededfortheposition?A.Acollegedegree. B.Oneyearofworkexperience.C.Abilitytoworkaspartofateam. D.Availabilityonallweekends.HowmuchcanLindamakeatmostadayifsheworksfulltime?A.$55. B.$60. C.$85. D.$90.BCDP50MakeYourOwnNoodlesWhatYou’llNeed1/2cupflour(面粉):all-purposeorbreadflour,butbreadflourmakeschewier(更有嚼勁的)noodles4tablespoonswater1/4teaspoonsaltMixingbowl,rollingpin,pizzacutterorscissorsAdulthelperforcuttingandboiling★MixMixflour,waterandsaltinabowl.Startwith2tablespoonsofwater.Addalittlewaterorflourwhennecessary.Awell-mixeddough(面團(tuán))shouldnotsticktoyourhandstoomuch.★KneadSpreadalittleflouronyourtableandkneadthedough.Hit,fold,andpullituntilit’ssmooth.Smoothdoughsleadtochewiernoodles.★RestCoverthedoughandletitsitforabout30minutes.Thisletsthedoughdevelop.★RollSpreadsomeflouronthetableCutyourdoughballinto4pieces.Takeonepieceatatime,androllitoutwitharollingpin,asthinasyoucan.★CutWhenit’sprettythin,cutyournoodlesnarrow,thick,orwhatevershapeyoulike!Somepeoplefoldthedoughbeforecutting,soit’seasiertomakestraightlines.Whenready,unfoldthenoodlesorthey’llstick!★CookYoucancookyournoodlesrightawayordrythemforanhourforabitchewiernoodles.Cookfreshnoodlesinapotofboilingwaterforjustafewminutes.Freshnoodlescookmuchfasterthandryones.Howlongwilldependonhowthickyournoodlesare—thickernoodlestakelonger.Eatup![2025·瀘州]Whatdoyouneedtomakenoodlesaccordingtothepassage?A.Milk. B.Honey. C.Salt. D.Butter.Whichtooldoyouneedtorollthedough?A. B. C. D.Whydosomepeoplefoldthedoughbeforecutting?A.Tomakestraightlines. B.Tomakefunnyshapes.C.Tomakethicknoodles. D.Tomakestickydough.Whatcanyoudotomakechewiernoodlesaccordingtothepassage?A.Putsomecarrotsintothedough.B.Boilthedoughforafewminutes.C.Useall-purposeflourinsteadofbreadflour.D.Dryfreshnoodlesforanhourbeforecooking.Whoisthepassagemostprobablywrittenfor?A.Kidswholikericeplanting. B.Kidswholikehomecooking.C.Adultswholikehealthyeating. D.Adultswholikebreadmaking.36-40CAADBP51LOST!Lost:MypenLastseen:InRoom2216onMondayafternoon.Description:Long,thin,pointy,blackink,withmynameonthebody.Contact:Bill,896-4523.THANKYOU!THANKYOU!THANKYOU!Pleasehelpmefindmybluewallet!ContactGinaat268-5893.$10reward!REWARD!REWARD!LOSTPETMale,twoyearsold,teddy.LastseenonNovember23rd,intheareaofMainStreet.PleasecallLindaat825-1145ifyoufindhim!$20reward!HaveYouSeenThisMugMyyellowandwhitemugwaslostatCreativeServiceskitchenonFridaymorning.Iffound,pleasewashandreturntoCreativeServiceskitchen,orcallJasonat555-6896.Thankyou!Mug,ifyoucanreadthis,pleasecomehome!Imissyou![2025·臨沂]Wherewasthepenlastseen?A.InRoom2216. B.IntheareaofMainStreet. C.InCreativeServiceskitchen.WhatwaslostonNovember23rd?A.Apen. B.Awallet. C.Apet.WhydoesJasonsay“pleasecomehome”?A.BecauseJasonlovesthemug.B.Becausethemugisveryexpensive.C.BecauseJasonwantstowashthemug.Whatisthemainpurposeofthesenotices?A.Totellpeoplesomeinterestingstories.B.Tohelptheownersfindtheirlostthings.C.Toshowpeoplehowtowritelost-and-foundnotices.21-24ACAB

P52Daddy,lookupatthesky!Whatarethose?Theylooklikerabbits.Oraretheyflowers?Ortrees?No,theyareallclouds.LetDaddy,lookupatthesky!Whatarethose?Theylooklikerabbits.Oraretheyflowers?Ortrees?No,theyareallclouds.Let’sdoanexperiment(實(shí)驗(yàn))tomakeourowncloud.Material☆A(yù)wideglassjarwithalid☆Veryhotwater☆Someice☆A(yù)matchVeryimportant!Onlyparentsdealwithmatches!!!StepsTurnthelidupsidedownandfillitwithice.Fillthejarabout1.5cmwithveryhotwater.Askyourparenttolightamatch.Thenblowoutthematchjustabovethejar.Holdthesmokingstickinsidetomakesmokefromthematchfillthejar.Quicklyputthelidwithiceonthejar.Coverthejarcompletely.Letthecloudformforafewminutes.Thentakethelidoffandmeetthecloud.ResultArealcloudcomesup.Butitisnotroundanditdisappearssoon.[2025·涼山州]Whatisthepurposeoftheexperiment?A.Tomakeacloud. B.Tofillthejarwithice. C.Toturndownthelidupsidedown.Whycanonlyparentsdealwithmatches?A.Becausethematchisexpensive.B.Becausetheboydoesn’tlikethematch.C.Becauselightingamatchisdangerousforchildren.Whichareneededintheexperiment?A.Someiceandveryhotwater.B.Amatchandsomepaper.C.Awideglassandcoldwater.What’stherightorderof“makingacloud”?A.⑤①④②③ B.⑤①②④③ C.③④①②⑤WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheresultoftheexperiment?A.Arealclouddoesn’tcomeup.B.Thecloudtheymadeisn’tround.C.Thecloudtheymadelastsforlong.46-50ACABBP53Hellofromnature’sfoodiesAsaproudgrizzlybear,IsayhellofromAlaska.Weeatanythingwecangetourpawson.Oneofmyfavouritemealsiscatchingfreshsalmon.There’snothingquitelikethepleasureofastomachfulloffreshfish!I’mabluewhale.Imayeatupto3.6millionkrill(磷蝦)perday!Youmaywonderwhysuchhugeanimalsliveonsuchtinyfood?It’sbecauseourmouthsonlyhaverowsofbaleen(鯨須).Itletswaterflowoutwhileholdingintinythings.I’mahummingbird.Weeatflowernectar(蜜).Weflyaroundafewthousandflowerseachdaytogetasmuchfoodaspossible.Aswemoveourwingsreallyfast,weburnthroughenergyfast.Soweneedtokeepfeeding.Hello~from~a~sloth~in~the~South~America!Ourfavoritefood?Low-energyleaves!Doweeatalot?No.Weslow-moversdon’tneedalotofenergy.Evenourstomachsworksoslowlythatafterameal,we’retootiredtodoanythingbut...sleep![2025·連云港]Whydoesabluewhaleliveontinylivingthings?A.Itisthelargestseaanimal. B.Itistooslowtocatchlargefish.C.Itonlyhasbaleeninsteadofteeth. D.Itlikesastomachfulloftinyfood.Whatdecidehowmuchhummingbirdsandslothseat?A.Livingplaces. B.Dietlists. C.Dailyactivities. D.Bodysizes.Whichpartofamagazineisthetextprobablyfrom?A.Wildlife. B.Landscapes. C.Travelling. D.Photography.26.C27.C28.AP54DayCampisanall-dayprogramme.Children(aged6-12years)cantakepartwhenschoolisout.Thisfun-filledprogrammeisaboutsports,gamesandotherfunactivities.Hereistheprogrammeinformationandhowyoucanregister(登記)forthecamp:ProgrammeinformationAugust20-August26,2025

7a.m.-6p.m.RegisteringinformationOnline:fromnowtoAugust5,2025Walk-in:fromnowtoAugust10,2025$21perdayperchildParentsneedtoknow:DayCampisforchildrenaged6—12yearsold.Childrenwhotakepartmustbringalunchandtwosnacksthatdonotneedheatingortobekeptinafridge.WhatyourchildrencandoattheDayCamp:Paint,drawandmakecrafts(工藝品).Playsports,games,andtakefieldtrips.Havefreetimeinthegym.Enjoydrama(戲劇)andmovies.Havefuninscienceprojects.Ifyouwanttokeepaspot(位置)foryourchild,youneedto:Payinfull.First-come,first-served.Weencourageyoutopayforthedaysyourchildwillbeinthecamp.Clickheretolearnmore:[2025·樂山]WhocantakepartintheDayCamp?A.Ateenageraged15. B.Apupilaged10. C.Akidaged4.Howmuchdoesitcostfora9-year-oldchildforthreedays?A.$21. B.$63. C.$126.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheDayCamp?A.Childrendon’tneedtobringlunches.B.ChildrencanregisterafterAugust11.C.Childrencanenjoysportsandscienceactivities.Howcanparentskeepaspotfortheirchildren?A.Registerasearlyaspossible.B.Payhalfpricewhenregistering.C.Prepareenoughfoodfortheirchildren.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Onawebsite. B.Inanovel. C.Inadiary.51~55BBCAA

P55[2025·廊坊]Wherearethetwospeakers?A.Athome. B.Atahotel. C.Inashop. D.Inarestaurant.WhatareLucyandhermothertalkingabout?A.Wheretodoabarbecue. B.Howtoholdaparty. C.Whomtoinvitefordinner. D.Whentogotothecinema.WhatdoesLucyhopetodo?A.Gotobedat10:30. B.Makeabirthdaycake. C.Seeamoviewithherparents. D.Staywithherfriendsalone.ABD

P56HereisaschooltripplanforGrade8students.Therearetwointerestinglinesandmanymeaningfulactivitiesforthemtochoose.SchoolTripPlanLine1:June24th~25thBudget:￥1080Meetat:LanzhouBusStation Time:8a.m.Day2:JiuquanDay1:Minqin Activities:Activities: MakewaterrocketsPicksweetmelons VisitJiuquanSatelliteLaunchCentrePlanttreesLine2:June24th~25thBudget:￥880Meetat:LanzhouWesternTrainStation Time:8:15a.m.Day1:TianshuiActivities: Day2:HadapuLearnpapercutting Activities:VisitFuxiTemple LearnaboutthestoriesoftheRedArmyVisitthemuseum[2025·蘭州]Whichgradestudentsaregoingtotaketheschooltrip?A.Grade6. B.Grade7. C.Grade8. D.Grade9.WhatcanstudentsdoinMinqin?A.Planttrees. B.Makewaterrockets. C.Cutpaper. D.Visitthemuseum.IfXinghanchoosesLine1,whatisheprobablyinterestedin?A.Culture. B.Climate. C.Space. D.Music.Tengfeiplanstospendatmost950yuanonhistrip.Whereishegoing?A.MinqinandJiuquan. B.TianshuiandHadapu.C.MinqinandHadapu. D.TianshuiandJiuquan.WhendothestudentsvisitthemuseuminHadapu?A.OnMay24th. B.OnMay25th.C.OnJune24th. D.OnJune25th.11.C12.A13.C14.B15.D

P57ChenJiaAugust9,1998456RedStarStreet,Beijing+8667890122chenjia@JobWanted

Toworkasavet(獸醫(yī))inananimalhospitalorvolunteerforwildlifeprotectionprograms.Specialinterestsincludepetcareandpubliceducationonanimalscience.Education

2016-2020TianshanVeterinaryCollege2013-2016BeijingNo.4HighSchoolWorkExperience

2020-NowPart-timeveterinarianatHappyDogsHospital,Beijing2018-2020VolunteeratBeijingAnimalCareOrganization2017-2018Intern(實(shí)習(xí)生)atBeijingZooSkills

ExcellentinanimalfirstaidHobbies

Hiking,traveling,readinganimalsciencemagazines[2025·濟(jì)寧]WheredidChenJiastudyin2019?A.BeijingNo.4HighSchool. B.TianshanVeterinaryCollege.C.BeijingHappyDogsHospital. D.BeijingAnimalCareOrganization.WhatdoesChenJiadonow?A.Azoointern. B.Acollegestudent.C.Ananimalvolunteer. D.Apart-timeveterinarian.Fromtheresume(簡歷),wecanguessthatChenJia__________.A.dislikestravelingatall B.studiedartinuniversityC.caresaboutwildanimals D.givestalksaboutanimalsBDCP58Lookingyourbestmeansfindingoutwhat’sniceaboutyouandshowingthatsidetotheworld.Ofmanywaystomakeyoulookgreat,thefollowingaspects(方面)maybeeasybutofgreathelp.MakeyourselflooktidyClothesareoneofthefirstthingspeoplenoticeabouteachother.Maybeyouhaveclothesindifferentcolors,sizesandstyles,butasteenagers,wearingcleanandneat(整潔的)clothescomesfirst.SmilemoreoftenWearingarealsmilewilltrulycatchpeople’seye,anditisasimplewaytomakeyourselflookgreateveryday.Remembertobrushyourteetheverymorningbeforeyougoout.Thiswillhelpyoursmilelookbrightandpleasant.▲Ittakessomepracticetoimproveyourposture(姿勢(shì)).Don’tstand,sitormoveinalazyway.Trytostandandsitupstraight.Believeitornot,itwillmakeabigdifferenceinyourlooksrightaway.[2025·濟(jì)南]Howmanyaspectsaboutpeople’slooksarementioned?A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.Whatisthemostimportantinwearingclothes?A.Thetidiness. B.Thesize.C.Thestyle. D.Thecolor.Whichofthefollowingcanbesuitablefor▲?A.Situpstraight. B.Practicetakestime.C.Moveinarightway. D.Havebeautifulposture.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Howtogetpopular. B.Howtolookdifferent.C.Howtolookyourbest. D.Howtobehaveyourself.Whoisthetextprobablywrittenfor?A.Actors. B.Parents. C.Teachers. D.Students.21-40BADCD

P59SunshineMiddleSchoolLabourPractice(勞動(dòng)實(shí)踐)Comeandtakepartinlabourpracticeactivities!Date:Sunday,June22nd,2025Place:TheHappyFarmWaterflowers9:00a.m.—9:30a.m.ActivitiesWearapairofbootsActivitiesFeedchickens10:00a.m.—11:00a.m.PrepareenoughfoodMilkcows2:00p.m.—3:00p.m.KeephandscleanPickapples3:30p.m.—4:30p.m.Takeabasket[2025·淮安]Whenwillthestudentsgotothefarm?A.OnMonday. B.OnTuesday. C.OnFriday. D.OnSunday.Howmanyactivitieswilltheyhave?A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.Whatwilltheydoat10:30a.m.?A.Waterflowers. B.Feedchickens. C.Milkcows. D.Pickapples.Whatdothestudentsneedtotakewhentheypickapples?A.Somefood. B.Somewater. C.Abasket. D.Apairofboots.Thetextisprobablya__________.A.poster B.letter C.ticket D.menu26.D27.D28.B29.C30.AP60AstheChinesesayinggoes,itisbettertotraveltenthousandmilesthanreadtenthousandbooks.Travellingcanhelpyourelaxandopenyourmind.Herearesomesuggestionsthatyoucanfollowwhenyouaretravelling.56Learnsomeusefulsentencesorwordsofyourdestination(目的地),whichhelpyouexpressyourself.Whenyoutraveltodifferentplaces,it’simportantforyoutocommunicatewithpeople.57Manylocalpeoplecelebratetheirfestivals.Whenyouhaveachance,youcancelebratethefestivalwiththelocalpeopleinordertoknowmoreaboutcustoms.58Abigproblemoftravellingisthatsomepeoplethrowrubbishhereandthere.Itisimpolite.Youaresupposedtokeepyourrubbishuntilyoufindadustbin.59Whenyougetsomewherenew,youcaneatsomespecials.Evenifyoudislike,pleaseshowyourrespecttothelocalpeopleandtrydifferentdishes.60Maybeyoudon’tunderstandthelocallanguagewhentravelling,butit’snecessarytoknowaboutthelocalculture.Itisagoodwaytoincreaseyourtravellingknowledge.ChoosethebesttopicfromAtoFaccordingtothemeaningofthepassage.[2025·龍東地區(qū)]A.Tryspecialfood. B.Knowaboutthelocalculture.C.Gotodifferentplaces. D.Learnthelanguage.E.Enjoylocalfestivals. F.Keepcleanandtidy.56—60DEFABP61Moveover,GoldenGateandSydneyHarbour.InJune,2025,Chinaissettoopentheworld’stallestbridge,theHuajiangGrandCanyonBridge,whichisnearingtheendofconstructioninGuizhou,southwestChina.Itwillbe2,051feetaboveriverlevel,whichis947feettallerthantheMillauViaductinFrance.Thebridgeisn’tjustaboutbreakingarecord-onceinoperation,itwillreducetraveltimeovertheHuajiangGrandCanyonfromtwohourstojustoneminute.OnApril19,2025,ahalfmarathon(馬拉松賽跑)washeldinBeijing,China.About12,000runnerstookpart.Onaseparatetrack,21human-likerobotsmetthesamechallenge.Itwasthefirstraceofitskind.Therobotsthatracedweredifferentshapesandsizes.ThefirstrobottocrossthefinishlinewasTiangong.Thatwasfarbehindmosthumanrunners.Butthegoaloftheracewasn’ttowin,itwastofinish.Andsixoftherobotsmetthatgoal.TheCaihong-YH1000,oneofChina’slatestcargodrones(貨運(yùn)無人機(jī)),hascompleteditsmaidentestflightsuccessfullyonMay22,2025.Thetesthasgotgoodflightdata(飛行數(shù)據(jù))andachieveditsgoals.DevelopedbytheChinaAerospaceScienceandTechnologyCorporation,thedronehasaflightrangeof1,500kilometersandamaximumoperationalaltitudeof8,000meters.Itcanflyforupto10hoursandcarryapayloadof1,200kilograms.[2025·菏澤]Whichwillbetheworld’stallestbridge?A.TheGoldenGateBridge. B.TheMillauViaductBridge. C.TheHuajiangGrandCanyonBridge.Howmanyrobotsfinishedthehalfmarathon?A.6. B.15. C.21.WhatisthegoaloftestingtheCaihong-YH1000?A.Toreducetraveltime. B.Tofinishthemarathon. C.Togetgoodflightdata.CACP62Herearetheposts(帖子)abouthowtodealwitholdthings.Mr.Hunt9:00a.m.May10We’veallgotalotofoldthings:clothes,shoes,toys,phonesandbooks.Whatdoyoudowithyouroldthings?Shareyourideaswithme!23916Emily10:00p.m.May11JingJing11:00a.m.May11Hi!Ialwaystakemyoldthingstosecond-handshopstosell.Today,Itookaboxofoldthingstoonesecond-handshopintheshoppingcentre.ThenIboughtsomethingsformyroom—allsecond-hand,ofcourse!251120YoucanseeWallofKindnessinmanycitiesinChinanow.Peoplehangtheiroldclothesonthewall,likejacketsandtrousers.Peoplewhoneedthemcantaketheclothesawayforfree.Asforme,givingawaymyoldclothescanspreadloveandwarmth.81116Tom9:15p.m.May10Amy10:00a.m.May10Hellothere!NowI’mhelpingatarepaircenterforelectronicproductsthatpeopledon’tuseanymore.Peoplebringtheiroldphonesandcomputerstothecenter.Wecleanandfixthemandthenwegivethemawaytoschools,librariesandhospitals.Sinceit’smeaningfultogiveoldthingsnewlife,Ilikehelpinghere.898DoyouknowaboutFreecycle?Peopleexchangeoldthingsonthewebsiteforfree.MyfamilyuseFreecyclealot.Freecyclehelpspeoplesavemoneyandithelpstheplanetbecauseouroldthingsdon’tgointotherubbishbin.181615根據(jù)語言材料內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。[2025·哈爾濱]WhorepliedtoMr.Huntfirst?A.Amy. B.Tom. C.JingJing.WheredoesEmilytakeheroldthings?A.Second-handshops. B.Freecycle. C.WallofKindness.WhatcanyouseeonWallofKindness?A.Oldclothes. B.Oldbooks. C.Oldelectronicproducts.WhydoesTomlikehelpingattherepaircenter?A.Becausepeoplecanbringoldthingstotherepaircenter.B.Becauseit’smeaningfultogiveoldthingsnewlife.C.Becausehecanselloldthingstohospitals.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Tomthrowsoldthingsintotherubbishbin.B.Mr.Huntrepairstheoldphonesandcomputers.C.Amyexchangesoldthingsonthewebsiteforfree.21~25AAABCP63Itwasgoingtobealongafternoon.AuntJenandUnclePetewerevisiting,whichmeantIhadtoplaywithAmy.Iwasmixingsaltwithmud(泥)inthegarden.Amywasdancingaroundlikeabutterfly.Maybeshecouldhelppreparefoodforthebutterflies.“Okay,Amy,”Isaid.“Youcanhelpspreadthissaltonthemud.”Shetookthesaltshaker.“Areyougrowingbutterflieslikeplants,Simon?”“Questionsagain!”Ishookmyhead.Thislittlegirlhadalottolearn—justlikemeatherage,whenmyfamilystartedplantingthisbutterflygarden.“Somebutterfliesneedsalttostayhealthy,”Iexplained.“Once,abutterflysatrighthereonmyarm,tastingmysaltysweat.”“Iwantabutterflytositonme!”criedAmy.“Iwanttowearitlikeaflower!”“Butterfliesdon’tgrowlikeflowers,”Isaid.“Theyflywherevertheylike.”“Aww…makethemcometome,”Amysaid.“Theywill.Theyloveourgarden’splants,withniceleavesandjuice,andthis...”Isaid,pointingtothesaltymud.“Idon’tlikemud,”Amysaid.“See,mynewpinkshoesaremuddy—andpink’smyfavoritecolor!”Itriedtodistractherattention.“Doyouknowbutterflieshavefavoritecolorstoo?”“Pink?”Amyasked,startingtosmileagain.“Theylikepurplebetter,andorange,”Iexplained,pointingtothenearbybutterflyweedwithdarkorangeflowers.“Look,abutterflyisdrinkingthejuiceoftheflowers.”Ikepttalkingsoshewouldn’ttrytocatchit.“Butterflyweedisaperfecthostplant.Butterflieslayeggshere,whichbecomecaterpillars,thenchrysalises,andfinallybeautifulbutterflies...”AsIspoke,Amysawabigbee.“Shoo!Nobeesallowed!”shecried.“Hey,it’sokay.Butterfliesandbeesbothworkforflowers,”Itoldher.“Butterflieswork?”sheasked.“Yes,listen…”Westayedinthegardenuntilsunset.ThenIsmeltbreadandsuggested,“Let’srestinthehammock.”Aswelaytogether,Amynoticedabutterflyleavingaflowerandcried,“Simon,it’slikeaflyingflower!”Thatmademesmile.Weswunggentlybackandforth,happyjusttowatchalltheflowers—theonesthatflyandthosethatdon’t—untilMomcalledusintodinner.[2025·廣州]WhydidSimonmixthesaltwiththemud?A.ToplaygameswithAmy. B.Topreparefoodforbutterflies.C.Tomaketheplantsgrowbetter.D.TomakeitsaferforAmytodance.HowdidSimonfeelwhenAmyaskedherfirstquestion?A.Hecouldn’tbelievehowsillyAmywas.B.HewassurprisedatAmy’srichimagination.C.Hewasabitimpatientbutalsoveryunderstanding.D.HewasgladthatAmywascuriousaboutbutterflies.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“distractherattention”meaninthestory?A.Cleanthemudoffhershoes. B.Changehermindaboutmud.C.Keepherawayfromthemud. D.Gethertoforgetaboutthemud.WhydidSimonfeelhappyattheendofthestory?A.Thebreadfordinnersmeltgood. B.HeenjoyedtheafternoonwithAmy.C.Thehammockwasreallycomfortable. D.Amythankedhimforthebutterflylesson.26.B27.C28.D29.B

P64OxfordDictionarysubscribe:topayanamountofmoneyinordertoreceiveorusesth.定期訂購或訂閱voucher:aprintedpieceofpaperthatcanbeusedinsteadofmoneytopayforsth.代金券[2025·廣元]Whoisthemagazinefor?A.Parents. B.Children. C.Teachers. D.Scientists.Whichofthefollowingisn’tshownintheadtext?A.Food. B.Facts. C.Jokes. D.Animals.Howoftenisthemagazinepublished?A.Onceamonth. B.Onceayear. C.Onceaseason. D.Onceaweek.Howmuchwillyoupayfor6months?A.￡36.99. B.￡29.99. C.￡26.99. D.￡53.99.Whatfreegiftisofferedtoa12-monthorder?A.Whatonearth!with10%off.B.Tenpounds’worthofabookvoucher.C.Tenpounds’worthofanotherWhatonearth!D.Twentypounds’worthofBritannica’sListified!BAACDP65ClubMembersWantedThisterm,herearesomeclubsforyoutojoin!Youcanchoosetojoin:Theteachersintheclubsareexcellent.Theywillteachyoumoreknowledgeandskills.Thereareonlyafewspaces(名額)foreachclub.Signup(報(bào)名)earlytogetyourfirstchoice!Time:March3rd:9:00a.m.—4:30p.m.Place:theStudents’CenterFormoreinformation,pleasecallMrsGreenat998-666.[2025·廣安]Youcan’tchoosetojointhe__________Clubthisterm.A.Reading B.Drawing C.Football D.RunningWhatdoyouknowabouttheclubs?A.Therearethreeclubsinall. B.Thereareexcellentteachers.C.Therearemanyspacesforeachclub. D.Theteachersteachalittleknowledge.Youcansignuptojointheclubat__________onMarch3rd.A.8:30a.m. B.3:00p.m. C.5:00p.m. D.9:00p.m.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreinformationabouttheclubs,youcan__________.A.writealetter B.sendanemail C.listentotheradio D.makeacallYoucanmostprobablyreadthetextfrom__________.A.aschoolwebsite B.atravelmagazine C.asciencebook D.astorybook36-40DBBDA

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