專題27任務(wù)型閱讀考點(diǎn)5閱讀判斷

(2025中考真題）

（2025·吉林長春·中考真題）

Alargenumberofstudiespointouttheadvantagesofexpressivewriting.Itisamethodofhelpingpeopleget

outofworriesbywritingthemdownonpaper.Somepeopletookpartinasix-weekprogramofexpressivewriting

inDukeUniversity.Theresultshowedthattheyimprovedtheirabilitytofeelbetterfromworries.

Tom,amiddleschoolstudent,seldomtalkstoothers.Butheusuallykeepsdiaries.Heoncewrote,“Ifought

withmybestfriendbecausewehelddifferentopinionsonthemovie.Ijustcouldn’tcontrolmyfeelingofangerat

thattime.Ifeltveryupsetanddidn’tspeakthewholeday.Well,after‘talking’toyou,Ifeelmuchbetternow.”

WritingdownthetruethoughtsbecameausefultooltohelpTomgetoutoftheanger.

ThepowerofthepencanalsobeseenonNancy.Shehasapenfriendinadifferentcountry.Theywrite

letterstoeachothereverymonth.Bysharingdailylifeandevensomesecrets,theybothbecomelessstressed.The

letterstheyhavekeptforyearsseetheirgrowingup.

Today,mostwrittencommunicationiselectronic.Whensomethingiswrittenbyhand—atworkorat

home—therelationshiparoundismadewarmer.Thismethodcanbetakenasachancetogetmoresmilesfrom

someone.

Inmodernlife,peoplearebusyandsometimesworried.Expressivewritingisagoodhelper.Itcanhelp

peopleunderstandandmanagefeelings.Thekeyistostartatonce.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷句子正（T）、誤（F）。

1．Expressivewritingisamethodofmakingprogramsinuniversities.

2．Tomlostcontrolofhimselfandfoughtwithhisbestfriend.

3．Nancywritesletterstoherpenfriendfromadifferentcountry.

4．Electroniccommunicationgetstherelationshiparoundwarmer.

5．Peoplecandealwithworriesthroughexpressivewriting.

（2025·吉林·中考真題）

Asweknow,Chinaisdevelopingfastinscienceandtechnology.

Surprisingrobot

Canyouimaginearobotswimminglikeafishinthesea?AgroupofscientistsatWestlakeUniversityin

Chinahavemadeone.ItsnameisSeaguruII.InMarch,2025,therobotwent2,000metresundertheSouthChina

Seasuccessfully.

SmartBeidou

WhenyouopenamaponyourphoneinChina,itisprobablyguidedbytheBeidounavigationSatellite

System(BDS,北斗衛(wèi)星導(dǎo)航系統(tǒng)).ChinastartedtobuildtheBDSin1994.It’sneveraneasything.Over400

teamsandmorethan300,000scientistshavecometogethertosolvebigproblemsinbuildingit.

Fasttrain

Doyouwanttotravelonthefastesttrainintheworld?TheCR450madebytheChinaRailwayGroupisa

newhigh-speedtrainthatcantravelat400km/honaverage(平均).Itshighestspeedis453km/h.Beforethis,the

fastesthigh-speedtrainintheworldwasChina’sCR400.What’smore,CR450stopsquicklyandmakeslittlenoise.

Itwillfurthermeetpeople’swishesforabetterexperience.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子正(T)、誤(F)。

6．SeaGuruⅡwent2,000metresundertheSouthChinaSeainMarch,2025.

7．ItiseasyforChineseteamsandscientiststobuildtheBDS.

8．Thefastesthigh-speedtrainintheworldisChina’sCR400now.

9．Thehigh-speedtrainsCR450andCR400aremadeinChina.

10．ThepassageshowsChina’sdevelopmentinscienceandtechnology.

（2025·新疆·中考真題）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下面各小題的正（T）誤（F）。

Anelephantandherbabywerealoneintheforest.Theyhadtoleavetheirfamily,forthelittlebabywastoo

smalltokeepupwiththeotherbigelephants.

Wheneverthemotherlookedatthesweet,littlebabyelephant,shewouldsay,“Aslongasyouaresmall,I

shalldoanythingtoprotectyouandtakecareofyou.Whenyouarebig,youwillhavetofightforyourself.You

willhavetobeverycarefulifyouwanttoreachyourfullsize.”

Intheday,whenshesawhimpickupsomeleaveswithhistrunk(象鼻)andputthemintohismouth,she

waspleased.Whentheymetotherbiganimals,shewouldcryangrilyandguardhim.Inthenight,shestoodclose

tohimuntilmorning,forsheknewalionmightbenear.

Astimewentby,thebabyelephantgrewbigenoughtofollowhismotherandthentheymettheotherbig

elephants.Theyreturnedtotheirfamily!

Atlast,theycametoabeautifulriver.Theretheylivedahappylifetogether.

11．Themotherelephantandherbabywereintheforestwiththeirfamily.

12．Themotherelephantwouldtryherbesttoprotectherbaby.

13．Whenthebabyelephantisbig,hehastofightforhimself.

14．Inthenight,themotherelephantstoodfarfromherbaby.

15．Themotherelephantandherbabyreturnedtotheirfamilyatlast.

（2025·云南·中考真題）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷正誤(正確“T”，錯(cuò)誤“F”)。

TheinkbrushisatraditionaltoolforwritingandpaintinginancientChina.It’salsooneofthe“Four

TreasuresoftheChineseStudy”.Theearliestinkbrushwasfoundmorethan2,500yearsago.

TheHanDynasty(202BC—220AD)isanimportantperiodforthedevelopmentoftheinkbrush,anditis

alsothetimewhenCaiLunimprovedthepaper-makingmethod.Peoplebegantowidelyuseinkbrushesatthat

time.Meanwhile,thefirstbookonhowtoproduceinkbrushescameout.

IntheYuanandMingDynasties,manyinkbrushexpertsgottogetherinHuzhouofZhejiangprovinceand

thebrush-producingindustrydevelopedrapidly.HuzhouhasbeenthecenterofbrushingmakingsincetheQing

Dynasty.Inkbrushesproducedthere,calledtheHubi,arethebestknown.

Theinkbrushismadeupofthestalkandthenib.Thestalkisusuallymadeofbamboo,woodorother

valuablematerials.Thenibismadeoffine,softanimalhairincludingthreemainkinds:rabbit’shair,wooland

weasel’shair(黃鼠狼毛).Peopleoftencallthesenibstuhao,yanghao,andlanghaoinChinese.

Theinkbrushismadeinthreesizes:big,mediumorsmall.Mostworksofcalligraphy(書法)arewritten

withamedium-sizedbrush.Usually,paintersandcalligraphershaveseveralkindsofbrushesonhandtomeet

personalpurposesandpreferences(喜好).

16．InkbrushesbecamepopularintheHanDynasty.

17．HuzhouhasbeenthecenterofbrushingmakingsincetheYuanDynasty.

18．Thenibismadeofgood,softanimalhairincludingtwomainkinds.

19．Mostworksofcalligraphyarecreatedwithamedium-sizedbrush.

20．Thetextmainlytalksaboutatraditionaltool—theinkbrush.

（2025·甘肅金昌·中考真題）

SunshineMiddleSchool

FireDrillNoticeTime:10:30a.m.,Friday,June20th,2025

How:Whenthealarmgoesoff,allthestudentsandteachersmust:

●listentothedirectionscarefully;

●lineupquicklyandquietly;

●walkcarefullyoutoftheclassroomstotheplayground;

●staywithyourclassatalltimes;

●waitwithyourteacheruntilhe/shetellsyouitissafetoreturntoyourclassroom.

SafetyDepartment

June16th,2025

閱讀以上消防演練通知，判讀下列句子正誤。正確填（涂）A、錯(cuò)誤填（涂）B。

21．ThisisafiredrillnoticeofSunshineMiddleSchool.

22．ThedrillisonFridayJune16th,2025.

23．Duringafiredrill,studentsshouldmoveinaline.

24．Thestudentswillgetoutoftheclassroomstotheschoolplayground.

25．Thestudentscangetbacktotheirclassroomswhentheythinkit’ssafe.

（2025·黑龍江·中考真題）

TheSiberiantigeristhelargestofalltigers.Anadultmalecangrowupto3.3metersinlengthandweighas

muchas300kilograms.AlthoughSiberiantigersarestrong,theyareoneofthemostendangeredanimals.There

arelessthan500ofthesebeautifulanimalsstilllivingintheworld.Longago,Siberiantigerswerecommonall

overtheNortheastAsiaandtheRussiaFarEast.However,todaytheyarefoundmainlyalongtheChinese-Russian

border(邊境).Whenpeoplebuildcitiesandcutdowntrees,itmeansthetigershavelessfoodandlessspacetolive

in.That’sthemainreasonwhythenumberoftheSiberiantigersisreducing.

Inrecentyears,Chinahassetupnaturalreserves(保護(hù)區(qū))andbeguntoprotecttheSiberiantigers.Thereare

alsoplentyofSiberiantigersinzoos.Itishopedthatsomeofthesetigerscanreturntothewild.Ofcourse,they

wouldneedtolearnhowtohuntandtakecareofthemselves.AnadultSiberiantigerrequiresupto100square

kilometersofforesttolivein.Atpresent,thereisnotenoughforestavailabletosupportsomanySiberiantigersin

thewild.

Judgethesentencesbelowtrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.

26．TheSiberiantigerislargerthananyothertigerintheworld.

27．Siberiantigersarethemostdangerousanimals.

28．Longago,itwashardtoseetheSiberiantigersintheNortheastAsia.

29．TherearefewerandfewerSiberiantigersmainlybecauseoflessfoodandlessspace.

30．Siberiantigershavefullroomtoliveinthewildnow.

（2025·黑龍江綏化·中考真題）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷對錯(cuò)，對的選“T”，錯(cuò)的選“F”

Interestisthebestteacher.ForLuQirui,runningisherfavorite.Lu,agirlaged17,isfromHangzhou,

ZhejiangProvince.Shebecamefamousafteravideoshowedshefinisheda100-metersprint(短跑)injust12.07

seconds.Thenumbershowedshewassoexcellentthatshecouldrunasfastasanational-levelathlete.It’salmost

impossibleforateenagertoachievethatspeed.

WhenLuwasalittlegirl,shefellinlovewithallkindsofsports.Luwasafourthgraderwhensheentered

theschool’strackandfield(田徑)trainingteam.Althoughshewasyoung,shegotupat6a.m.everyday,started

trainingat6:30a.m.andkeptituntil7:30a.m.Andshewouldcontinuetrainingfrom4p.m.to6p.m.after

school.Shehastospendmuchtimeonrunning,butshehasneverfallenbehindothersinherstudies.Shealways

makesfulluseofhertimetodowhatshelikes.Inthefuture,Luplanstomakemoreachievementsinrunning.As

forherdream,shesaid,“IwanttobeaP.E.teachersothatmorestudentscanfeelthehappinessthatsportsbringto

them.”

31．LuQirui,aseven-year-oldgirl,wasabletorunasfastasanational-levelathlete.

32．WhenLuwasinGrade4,shewasontheschool’strackandfieldtrainingteam.

33．LuQiruitrainedfor3hoursaday.

34．LuQiruifellbehindothersinherstudiesbecauseofrunning.

35．InLu’sopinion,sportscanmakestudentshappy.

（2025·黑龍江·中考真題）

AresearchteamfromChinahasinventedasix-leggedguiderobot.“Webelieveourrobotwillworkasapair

ofeyesforblindpeople,”saidProfessorGaoFeng.

Accordingtoastudy,therearearound17.31millionblindpeopleinChina.However,becauseofhigh

trainingcostandlongtrainingperiods,thereareonlyover400guidedogsinservice,whichmeansonlyoneguide

dogisavailableforevery40,000blindpeopleinChina.

Asastrongbackupfortherealguidedog,theguiderobotcanunderstandtheordersofblindpeopleand

replyinlessthanonesecond(秒).Itcanalsoseeandtelltrafficlights.Anothertaskofourrobotistotalkwith

blindpeopleandserveasahomecompanion(陪伴者).Besides,itcanwalksmoothlyondifferentkindsofterrain

(地形)andguidetheblindbothindoorsandoutdoorswithnoneedoftheInternet.Soitiseasyandconvenientfor

theblindtousetherobot.Theguiderobotisafastwalker.Itisabletowalkatthehighestspeedofthreemeters

everysecond.

TheguiderobotisnowbeingtestedandGaobelievesthatitwillsoonbereadyforthemarket!

根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容，判斷句子正(T)、誤(F)。

36．Asix-leggedguiderobotwasinventedtohelptheblind.

37．Thesecondparagraph(段落)meansourcountryisshortofguidedogs.

38．WithoutthehelpoftheInternet,theguiderobotcan’twork.

39．Thehighestwalkingspeedoftheguiderobotis200meterseveryminute.

40．Theguiderobotcanhear,speak,seeandwalk.

（2025·四川成都·中考真題）

閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子正誤。正確的涂“A”，錯(cuò)誤的涂“B”。

Haileyquicklydecidedtoseehergrandfatherwhenshelearnedhewasinthehospitalwithlittletimeleftin

Washington.However,shehadtofacea25-minuteconnection(轉(zhuǎn)機(jī))atDenverInternationalAirport.Seatedin

Row45ontheflight(航班)toDenver,Haileysaidtoherself,“Whataterribleseatforapassengerwhoistryingto

rushoffaplane!”AmansittingnexttoHaileynoticedherworries.Knowingtheproblem,themandecidedtodo

something.Hestoodupandsaidtotheotherpassengers,“Hi,everyone!Hereisaladywhohastoconnectto

Washingtontoseethemostimportantpersoninherlife.Butsheonlyhasabout20minutesavailable.Letherget

offfirst!”Withthehelpofthepassengers,Haileymadeherflightandreachedthehospitalintime.

41．Hailey’sgrandfatherhadaserioushealthproblem.

42．Haileydecidedtolivewithhergrandfather.

43．Haileydidn’tthinktheseatinRow45wasagoodone.

44．ThemansittingnexttoHaileytookactiontohelpher.

45．HaileymissedtheflighttoWashingtonintheend.

(2024中考真題）

（2024·甘肅甘南·中考真題）

Fredtelephonedhiswife.“I’vegottwofreeticketsforthetheatertonight,”hetoldher.“Meetmeoutsidethe

office.We’llhavesomethingtoeatandthengoontothetheater.”

Fred’swifewasverypleased.Theyhadn’tbeentothetheaterforalongtime.Shemetherhusbandashetold

her.Theyhaddinnerandgottothetheaterjustintime.

Attheentrance,Fredtookouthiswallettogetthetickets.“It’sverystrange.”hesaid.“Theyaren’there!”

“Tryyourpockets.”saidhiswife.Buttheticketsweren’tthere,either.

ThenFredlookedveryembarrassed,“What’sthematter?”askedhiswife.“Well,”Fredsaid,“Iremember

whatIdidwithmytickets.Iputtheminmybag.ButbecauseIwasn’tgoinghome.Ileftthemintheoffice!”

正確的句子填A(yù)，錯(cuò)誤的填B。

1．Fredhadtwofreeticketsforthetheater.

2．Fredaskedhiswifetomeethiminsidetheoffice.

3．Fredandhiswifeoftenwenttothetheater.

4．Fredandhiswifecouldn’tgointothetheaterwithoutthetickets.

5．Fredlefttheticketsinhisoffice.

（2024·黑龍江哈爾濱·中考真題）

Johnisa20-year-olduniversitystudent.Hisparentsliveinanothercity,sohelooksafterhisgrandpaalone.

Hisgrandpaisseventyyearsolderthanhimandveryweak,butJohnisal-wayspatientwithhisgrandpa.

OneSundaymorning,Johntookhisgrandpatothehospitalforamedicalexaminationasusual.Everything

turnedouttobefine.SoJohntookGrandpa,onhiswheelchair,forawalkalongtheriverbankbeforegoingbackto

enjoylunchinanearbyrestaurant.

Wheneating,Grandpakeptdroppingfoodonhisshirt.Otherdiners(就餐者)watchedhiminanunfriendly

way,whileJohnwasatpeace.

AfterGrandpafinishedeating,Johnquietlytookhimtothewashroom,tookawaythefoodonhisshirt,

cleanedhisfaceandwheeledhimout.Whentheycameout,alltheotherpeopleintherestaurantwerewatching

themindeadsilence.Johnpaidthebillandwasreadytoleave.

Atthattime,anoldmanamongthedinerscalledouttoJohnandaskedhim,“Youngman,don’tyouthink

youhaveleftsomethingbehind?"

Johnanswered,“No,sir,Ihaven’t.”

Theoldmansaidloudly,“Yes,youhave!You’veleftalessonforeveryyoungmanandhopeforeveryold

grandparenthere.Theyoungshouldlookaftertheirelderswhoareinneedofcareandlove.”

Therestaurantfellsilentagain.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正、誤。（注意：考生將答題卡相應(yīng)位置涂黑。正確的涂“A”，錯(cuò)誤的涂“B”）

6．Fromthepassage,weknowJohn’sgrandfatherisseventyyearsold.

7．Afterthemedicalexamination,Johntookhisgrandpatotherestaurantdirectly.

8．WhileGrandpawaseating,otherdinersdidn’tlookathiminafriendlyway.

9．Inthewashroom,JohncleanedGrandpa’sface.

10．Johntaughtalessontohisgrandpaandotheroldmenintherestaurant.

（2024·山東棗莊·中考真題）

閱讀下面短文，然后判斷短文后面的小題，正確的答案涂“T”，錯(cuò)誤的答案涂“F”。

ElNinocausestoomuchwater,alongperiodofdryweatherandotherbadweatherconditionsaroundthe

world.

ElNinoisthenameofthebadweatherthathappensinthePacificOcean.Insummer,therainfallsinSouth

Asia.Butinsomeyears,thePacificOceanmovesthisrainfalleast.Thiswarmstheoceanasittravels,before

finallyreachingthecoastsofNorthandSouthAmerica.Coldwaterispushedoutofthewaybythewarmwater.As

fishdon’tlikewarmwater,theyswimtootherplaces.Birdsthatdependonthemalsomoveaway.

ThewarmertemperaturescausetoomuchwaterinsouthernUSandSouthAmerica.Andbecausethewarm

raincloudsmoveeast,longperiodsofdryweatherhappeninSouthAsia,AustraliaandevenAfrica.

ElNinousuallylastsninetotwelvemonths.ButitsinfluencesarefeltaroundDecember.Itdoesn’thappen

everyyearthough,usuallybetweentwotosevenyears.

ThestrongestElNinohappenedin1982—1983.IntheWestPacific,itcausedveryseriousdryweather,

sandstormsandforestfiresinAustralia,AfricaandSouthAsia.IntheEastPacific,Peru(秘魯)washitwithabout

3mofrainfallinareaswhereabout15cmwasnormal.Itistheheaviestrainfalleverrecorded.Thatyear’sElNino

caused1,300—2,000peopletodie.

11．ElNinocausesbadweatherconditions.

12．ElNinocausesforestfiresinsouthernUSandSouthAmerica.

13．ElNinousuallycontinuesforlessthanhalfayear.

14．ThousandsofpeoplediedofthestrongestElNino.

（2024·西藏·中考真題）

閱讀短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷所給句子正(T)誤(F)。

LiondanceisoneofthemostwidespreadfolkdancesinChina.

TheliondanceisusuallyperformedduringtheChineseNewYearandothertraditionalfestivals.Itmayalso

beperformedatimportantoccasions(場合)suchasbusinessopeningevents,specialcelebrationsorwedding

ceremonies.Itmeansbringinggoodluckinthecomingyear.

“Thelions”dancetothebeatofadrum,buttheyarenotreallions.Theyaredancersinlioncostumes.Inthe

danceusuallytwopeopleactasalion:onewavingthelionheadandtheotherwavingthelionbodyandtail;orone

performeractsasacub(幼崽),whiletheotherholdsasilkballtoplaywithit.Theydanceintempo(節(jié)奏)tothe

musicalmelody(曲調(diào)).

Inthepast,liondancewasperformedmostlyinChina.Butithaschangedtoday.Itispopularalloverthe

world.

15．LiondanceisthemostimportantfolkdanceinChina.

16．TheliondanceisonlyperformedduringtheChineseNewYear.

17．Peopleusereallionsintheliondance.

18．Intheliondance,twopeopleusuallyactasalion.

19．LiondanceisperformednotonlyinChina.

（2024·新疆·中考真題）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下面各小題的正（T）誤（F）。

AlexeiisaRussian.HecametoChinaasanexchangestudentinSichuanin2015.Fromthenon,hestarted

tomakevlogs(視頻博客)abouthislifeinChina.

Alexeitraveledinover70Chinesecitiesonhisvacations.Helikeslocalfoodsthere,suchasYunnanrice

noodles,Sichuanhotpot,Beijingduckandsoon.“Chinaisacountrywithalonghistory.Ithasexcellentculture.I

amdeeplyattracted(吸引)byit,”saidAlexei.

In2018,AlexeireturnedtoRussia.ThoughtherearelotsofamazingChineserestaurantsthere,hecouldn’t

stopmissinghisdayslivinginChina.SohecamebacktoChinaagainin2023.

“IloveChinasomuch,”saidAlexei,“MydreamistomakegreatvideostoshowmyloveforChina.AndI

willdowhatIcantohelpmoreforeignerstoknowarealChina.”Alexeiplanstovisitmoreplacesthisyear.His

nextstopwillbeXinjiang.

判斷正（T）誤（F）。

20．In2015,AlexeiwasinSichuanasanexchangestudent.

21．AlexeilikesSichuanhotpot.

22．TherearelotsofChineserestaurantsinRussia.

23．AlexeicamebacktoChinain2018.

24．Forhisnextstop,AlexeiwillgotoYunnan.

（2024·吉林長春·中考真題）

Theworld’sbestsportsmengettogetherfortheOlympicGameseveryfouryears.The2024OlympicGames

willtakeplaceinParis,France.Forthefirsttime,peoplewillwatchbreaking(霹靂舞)asaneweventatthe

Olympics.

Breakingisalsocalledbreakdancing.Thehigh-energy,skillfuldanceincludesmovessuchasTopRock,

Footwork,GoDown,Freezeandsoon.Thedancersneedtothinkandshowthemovesofthehandsandfeet

quickly.

Breakdancebattles(斗舞)areacommonwaytofindoutwhoisthebestdancer.Inthe1970sinNewYork

City,fightingwithothersamongyoungpeoplebecamemoreandmoreserious.Someofthembegantodealwith

theproblemthroughdanceinstead.Justthen,thedancestylefirstshoweduponthestreets.Todaypeoplestill

“battle”inthisway.Onedancerwillshowoffhismoves,andthenthenextwillcontinuetocompete...Thebest

dancerwillbepickedoutfinally.

WhydoesbreakingbecomeanOlympicevent?IfasportisaddedtotheOlympics,itmustbewidely

practicedbymeninatleast75countriesonfourcontinents(洲)andbywomeninnofewerthan40countrieson

threecontinents.Breakingmeetsthisstandard.Also,theplanners’goalistomaketheOlympicsmoreinterestingto

youngpeople.

“Breakinghasbeenacceptedasasport.Ireallyfeelproud,”saidXiaoyu,onebreakdancer.“Andforthe

Olympics,itwillgetmoreattentionfromyoungpeoplewhomaynotfollowsomeofthetraditionalsports.”

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷句子正（T）、誤（F）。

25．Footworkisoneofthemovesofbreaking.

26．BreakingfirstshoweduponthestreetsinParisinthe1970s.

27．TobeanOlympicevent,asportmustbepracticedbywomenin75countries.

28．Xiaoyureallyfeelsproudthatbreakinghasbeenacceptedasasport.

29．ThewritermainlyintroducesthehistoryoftheOlympicsinthepassage.

（2024·吉林·中考真題）

MoretigersaremovingfromRussiaintonortheasternChina.Thisisbecausetheenvironmentisbetterfor

themtolivein.

Ashumanactivitiesbecomelessandthenumberofthewildanimalsisrising,tigerscometoChinaforfood.

Also,thereisacross-bordercorridor(跨境走廊)betweenChinaandRussia.Ithelpsthetigerstravelaround

freely.Data(數(shù)據(jù))fromaresearchteamshowthatbetween2013and2016,nearly80percentofthetigersmoved

acrossthecorridor.

Besides,Chinastartedanumberofprojectstoprotectthetigers.Asweallknow,tigersneedlargeareasto

movearound,soit’simportanttobuildnationalparks.In2021,theNortheastChinaTigerandLeopardNational

ParkwassetupinHeilongjiangProvinceandJilinProvince.Itcoversaround14,100squarekilometers.The

nationalparkcreatesasharedhomefortheanimals.Asaresult,thenumberofthetigershasgrown.

OnemorereasonisthatexpertsfromChinaandRussiaworktogethertoresearchontigerprotection.Many

volunteersgotoprotecttigersaroundtheforestseveryyear.It’sbelievedthattherewillbemoretigersinthenear

future.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，判斷下列句子正（T）、誤（F）。

30．BetweenChinaandRussia,thereisacross-bordercorridor.

31．Nearly90percentofthetigersmovedacrossthecorridorbetween2013and2016.

32．It’simportanttobuildthenationalparksbecausetigersneedlargeareastomovearound.

33．TheNortheastChinaTigerandLeopardNationalParkwassetupin2023.

34．Manyvolunteersgotoprotecttigersaroundtheforestseachyear.

（2024·黑龍江·中考真題）

Oneday,weweretoldthatwewouldhaveaschooltripattheendofthemonth.Thewholeclassgotvery

excitedandthegirlsbegantodiscusswhattowearandwhattobringwiththem.ButDannysimplytoldeveryone

hewouldn’tgo.

“Don’tyoulikeit,Danny?”ourteacherMr.Smithaskedwithkindness.

Dannystoodupandsaid,“It’stoomuchmoneyforme.Mydadisillinbed.Mymomworksina

supermarketeveryday.Iwillnotaskthemformoney.”

“I’mveryproudofyouthatyoucanunderstandyourparents.Noteverystudentofyouragecanthinkabout

this,”MrSmithreplied.

ThenMr.Smithaskedustocomeupwithsomegoodideastoraisemoneyforthetripbyourselves.Weall

thoughtitwasreallymeaningful,anditwouldbeadifferentandvaluablelearningexperienceforeveryone.

Thatday,weknewDannymorethanbefore,becausehewasnotonlyhonestbutalsobrave.Hewonthe

respectofallofus.

Judgethesentencesbelowtrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.

35．Attheendofthemonth,thestudentswouldgoforaschooltrip.

36．Mr.Smithwaskindtohisstudents.

37．Dannydidn’tlikethetripbecausehethoughtitwasboring.

38．TheteacheraskedhisstudentstoraisemoneyforDanny.

39．ThestudentsrespectedDanny,becausehewashonestandbrave.

（2024·黑龍江綏化·中考真題）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷對錯(cuò)，對的選“T”，錯(cuò)的選“F”。

Asyoumayknow,coral(珊瑚)isnotaplant,butananimal.However,coralreefs(珊瑚礁)aroundthe

worldareindanger.Hereisapieceofbadnews.Thailandwillcloseoneofitsbeachestoprotectitscoralfrom

businessactivitiesfortourists.ThebeachiscalledSunshine.Itissofamousthatmanytouristsputitontheirwish

lists.Morethan5,000visitorsvisititaday.Theyarrivebyboat.Thisdoesmuchharmtothecoralreefs.Mostof

thecoralhasdied.ThebeachwillbeclosedbetweenJuneandSeptembertoletthecoralcomebacktolife.

Expertssaythat80%ofThailand’scoralreefshavebeenkilled.Toomanytouristscausealotofpollutionto

thesebeaches.Anexpertsaidthebiggestproblemswerehotelsbythebeaches,boats,andplasticwasteinthesea.

Hebelievedthebestchoicewastoclosethebeachesforever.Hesaid,“Ihopethegovernmentcantakestepsto

protectthecoralreefs.Atthesametime.Ialsohopeallofusshouldtryourbesttoprotecttheenvironmentaround

us.”

40．Coralisananimal.

41．OnlythecoralreefsinThailandareindanger.

42．TheSunshinebeachisopeninJuly.

43．Expertssaythat80percentofThailand'scoralreefshavebeenkilled.

44．ThegovernmentofThailandhastakenmanystepstoprotectthecoralreefs.

（2024·廣西·中考真題）

LastJuly,myfamilytookaholidayinavillage.Westayedthereforfivedaysandenjoyedourselvesevery

day.However,whenwewenthomebytrain,my6-year-oldsonfoundhisfavoriteballwaslost.Theballwasagift

fromhisbestfriend,soIknewwhatitmeanttohim.Icalledthehotelwhichwestayedin,buttheysaid,“Sorry.No

onehasfoundalostballhere.”Mysonwasverysad.

Oneweeklater,wereceivedaboxfromthehotel.Mysoncouldn’twaittoopenit.Hewasveryhappytosee

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