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2024年黑龙江省大庆市中考英语一模试卷

一、完形填空:本大题共io小题,共10分。

FathercametoJack'sbedandsatdownbesidehim.

"Howwasyourday?"askedfather.

nItwasn*tavery(1)dayforme,"Jackanswered.HIhada(2)withTom.Theteachersenta

notehomeaboutme,andItalkedbacktoMother."

"Yes,partofthedaywasbad,"hisfathersaid.HButtellme(3)thebestthingthathappenedtoday."

Jackthoughtforaminute,andthen(4)/'AfterschoolIwent(5)alone,"hesaid.nIdidn't

thinkIwouldhaveanyluck.ButIdid.I(6)afish!"

"I'mgladyouhadagoodtime/'Jack'sfathersaid."Thinkaboutit(7)yougotosleep.NowI'mgoingto

(8)thelight.Havehappydreams."

Everynight,Jackthinksthesamequestion,"Whatwasthebestthingthathappenedtoyoutoday?”Every

night,Jackthinksaboutthebestpartofhisday.Thisgiveshimmanyhappy(9).

Sometimeshewillthinkhardtofindthebestthing.Sometimesitisaverysmallthing.Buthealwaysfindsonegood

thingtothinkabout.Jack'sfathertaughthimto(10)hisdaysinawonderfulway.

1.A.difficultB.differentC.badD.good

2.A.talkB.fightC.competitionD.meal

3.A.toB.withC.aboutD.for

4.A.smiledB.shoutedC.criedD.sang

5.A.walkingB.shoppingC.swimmingD.fishing

6.A.boughtB.gotC.sawD.found

7.A.untilB.ifC.afterD.since

8.A.turnonB.turnoffC.turnupD.turndown

9.A.daysB.dreamsC.answersD.questions

10.A.startB.makeC.endD.create

二、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共30分。

A

Didyouknowthatalargenumberofpeoplegetsickfromfoodborneillnesseachyear?Luckily,foodborne

illnesscanbeprevented.Followthesethreeeasyrulestohelpyou.

♦SEPARATEraw(生的)meatandeggsfromotheritemsinyourrefrigerator.Ifpossible,useadifferent

cuttingboardforrawmeatproducts.Thiswillreducethechanceofbacteria's(名田菌)spreadfromonefoodto

another.

♦CHILL(冷藏)foodstokeepbacteriafromgrowing.Bacteriaareabletogrowquicklyatroomtemperature,

sokeepfreshfoodsintherefrigeratortolimitthisrisk.

♦COOKyourfoodtoahighenoughtemperaturetokillharmfulbacteriathatmayleadtoillness.Usea

thermometertomakesureyourfoodshavereachedasafetemperature.

Hereisachartforyoutouseasafoodtemperatureguide.

LowestTemperatureLowestTemperature

FoodFood

(°F)(°F)

Steaks145PorkofBeef160

Eggs160Fish145

Chickenandturkey165Leftovers165

11.Whichofthefollowingfoodscanbeputtogetherinarefrigerator?

A.Eggsandpotatoes.B.Rawfishandtomatoes.

C.Rawbeefandrawpork.D.Rawchickenandapples.

12.Fishshouldbecookedatleastabovethetemperatureof.

A.HOTB.145°FC.160°FD.165°F

13.Whichpartofamagazineisthepassageprobablyfrom?

A.HealthyLifeB.TravelGuide

C.HistoryCharacterD.NaturalWorld

B

Whenaccidentshappen,suchascaraccidents,seriousillnessestosomeone,whatshouldwedo?

Maybecalling120isthefirstactionformostpeople!However,sometimestwoorthreeminutescanmakepeople

losetheirlives.Butwhensomeonearoundknowsalittleaboutfirstaid,justtwoorthreeminutescanalsosavea

person'slife.So,ifwecancallforhelpquicklybeforetheambulancearrives,maybewecankeepourselvesand

otherssafe.Hereissomead-vice.

Facethesituationcalmly.Thatistosay,nomatterwhatkindofaccidenthappens,keepcalmfirst.Thenyouneed

tothinkaboutthefollowingquestions:Istherestillanydanger?Howtofindthewaytohelp?

Savelifebeforegoingtothehospitalandgivefirstaid.Whenanaccidenthappens,askforhelpfirst.Callthe

rescue(救援)phonenumber,suchas120,119and110.Andyoucancallonmorepeoplearoundtojoinyou.

Whenwaitingforrescue,weshouldtryourbesttohelpthepeople.Atthesametime,weshouldtryourbestto

makethemfeellesspainful.

14.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Itiseasytosaveaperson'slife.

B.Weshouldhelpothersfirstinanaccident.

C.Knowingaboutfirstaidmaysaveaperson'slife.

D.Wecandonothingbeforetheambulancearrives.

15.Matchthefollowinginformationandchoosetherightanswer.

©facecalmlyA.makethepeoplelesspainful

②askforhelpB.findthewaytohelpothers

③waitforrescueC.callonmorepeopletojoinyou

A.@-a;②-c;③-bB.①-b;②-c;③-a

C.①-b;②-a;③-cD.①-c;②-b;③-a

16.Whatisthewriter*spurposeofwritingthispassage?

A.Totellushowtokeepsafe.

B.Toteachushowtokeepcalm.

C.Totellushowtogivefirstaidrightly.

D.Toteachushowtocallforarescue.

Folklore(民间传说)haslongbeenpasseddownfromonegenerationtothenext.However,theNationalTrust

hasshownthedevelopmentoftechnologyiscausingfolkloretodieoutbecauseithasnothingtodowithmodern

life.ltsaysthatinaworldfilledwithsmartphonesandtheInternet,legendsofmagicalblacksmiths(铁匠)are

nolongerofinteresttochildrenwhohaveneverputcoalonthefire.

JessicaMonaghan,headoftheNationalTrustsExperiencesandProgramming,calledonthepublictosharetheir

knowledgeoffolklorefromdifferentareasoftheUKtokeepitalive."Thelegendsandtraditionstellussomuch

aboutourancestors(祖先)andtheirrelationshipwiththeworldaroundthem,"shesaid.nThroughthe

legends,wecanlearnaboutwhatmakescommunitiesaroundtheUKspecialandwhathastiedustogether."

“Inthe16thcentury,thewalnutwastakenasatreatmentforbrainillnessessimplybe-causetheyaresimilarin

shape.Fewpeopletodaywouldbelievethisbecausewehaveadvancedmedicalknowledgeandscientific

methods,"saidDeeDeeChainey,authorofATreasuryofBritishFolklore.Butshethinkstherearestillchances

forfolkloreasmanypeopletrytolearnaboutoldlegends.

Folkloreshouldberewrittenandretoldinnewwayswithnewcharactersandnewlessonsthatarerelatedto

modernlife.Andthat*swhatfolkloreisabout一takingtheoldwisdomandtraditionsandredescribingthemforwho

weareandtheliveswehavenow.

18.WhatproblemisdescribedinParagraph1?

A.Childrenmisunderstandfolklore.

B.Childrendependonsmartphonesmuch.

C.Folkloredisappearsslowlyinmodemlife.

D.Asenseofbelongingdisappearsamongkids.

19.WhatdoesJessicaMonaghanwanttoexpressinParagraph2?

A.Theattractionoflegends.B.Thepowerofknowledge.

C.Theimportanceoffolklore.D.Thegreatnessofourancestors.

20.Whatisthewriter*ssuggestionaccordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Keepingfolklorebymakingsomechanges.

B.Collectingmoreinterestingfolklore.

C.Holdingontooldtraditionsandfollowingthem.

D.Encouragingchildrentolearnmoreaboutfolklore.

21.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Folkloreisn'tsoimportantasitusedtobe.

B.It'stimetocreatenewfolkloreforpeopleinmodernlife.

C.It'snevertoolatetocareaboutoldwisdomandtraditions.

D.Folkloreisdyingoutbecauseoftheriseofmoderntechnology.

D

Imaginethis:yousitdownandbegintoeatatastytomatowhen,suddenly,itstartstoscream!Althoughthis

thingwillneverreallyhappen,anewstudyshowedthatplantscanmakesoundswhentheyare

stressed.ResearchersfromTelAvivUniversityinIsraeldidthestudy.Theyusedultrasonicmicrophones(超声波

麦克风)torecordthousandsoftomatoplantsinboxes.

Threegroupsofplantswerelistenedto:Onegroupwasn'twateredforfivedays,anothergrouphadthestems

(茎)cutoff,andthethirdgroupwasuntouched.ltturnedoutthatthefirsttwogroupsmadesounds30to50

timesperhouratafrequency(频率)of40to80kilohertz,whiletheuntouchedgrouponlymadethesound

onceperhour.HWhentomatoesarenotstressedatalLtheyareveryquiet,"LilachHadanyfromtheteamtold

CNN.

Theresearchersdon'tknowhowthesoundsaremade,buttheybelievethenoisecomesfromthebreakingofair

bubblesintheplants.Thismeansthenoiseproducedbytheplantsisnotintentional(故意的)oraformofactive

communication.

Althoughthere*snoevidence(证据)thatplantscanintentionallycommunicate,animalsandinsectsmaybe

"listeningin"tobenefitfromthesound.Forexample,thesoundcantellabutterflythattheplantisunderstress

andnotsuitabletolayeggson.Ananimalthatwantstoeataplantcouldalsousethesoundstomakedecisions,

accordingtoScienceFocus.

Aftertheexperiment,theresearcherslistenedtootherplantssuchaswheat,cornandgrapevines,andfound

theyalsomademoresoundswhenstressed.Researcherssaidthestudycanhelpfarmersinthefuture,astheycan

bettertakecareofthecropsby"hearing"howplantsfeel.

22.WhatisthefindingofthestudybyresearchersfromTelAvivUniversity?

A.Plantsoftenfeelstressed.

B.Someplantscanscream.

C.Plantscanmakesoundswhentheyarestressed.

D.Plantscancommunicatewitheachother.

23.WhichoneofthefollowinggroupscanreplaceGroup2?

A.Agroupthatisfully-grown.

B.Agroupwhichhasitsfruitspicked.

C.Agroupthatiswateredeveryday.

D.Agroupthathassuitabletemperature.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart”activecommimicetion”inParagraph3referto?

A.Plantsmakesoundsonpurpose.

B.Plantsreceivemessagesfromanimals.

C.Plantsmakenoiseinahighfrequency.

D.Airbubblesintheplantscanbreak.

25.Whatmightbetheadvantageofthefinding?

A.Itmayhelpimprovecropproduction.

B.Itwillhelpprotecttheenvironment.

C.Itcanhelpfarmerspredictweather.

D.Ithelpsfarmersdecidewhattoplant.

三、任务型阅读•多任务混合;本大题共1小题,共10分。

26.

TheDyslexiaWeek

AlbertEinstein(1879—1955),WaltDisney(1901—1966),andPabloPicasso(1881—1973)have

somethingincommon.Theywereallextremelyclever,brilliantandcreativeandtheyallhaddyslexia(阅读困

难).Today,aroundsixmillionpeopleintheUKhavesomedegreeofdyslexia.Yetmanypeoplearen'tawareof

theconditionorevendon'trealisetheyhaveit.

DyslexiaAwarenessWeek(DAW)aimstochangethat.Startingon3October,dyslexiacharitiesacrossthe

countrywillbeencouragingconversationsaboutit,givingpeopleadviceandsupport.

Whatisdyslexia?

Dyslexiaisnotanillnessoradisease.ltisaconditionthataffectsthewayapersonleams.ltdoesn'tmeanthat

personisn'tintelligent.ltjustmeansthattheirbrainworksalittledifferently.Justlikepeoplehavedifferentskin,

hairandeyecolours,thewayourbrainsseetheworldandhandleinformationcanbedifferenttoo.Thisiscalled

neurodiversity(神经多样性).

Howdoesdyslexiaaffectpeople?

Dyslexiaaffectspeopledifferently.Eachpersonhasauniqueexperience.Somepeoplemayhaveproblemswith

reading,writingandspelling.Forexample,apersonwithdyslexiamightwritetheword"pests"as"pets"because

theirbrainconfusestheorderofletters.Theymightfinditdifficulttomatchletterstosoundsortorememberhow

tospellwords.

Howmighttheconditionaffectdailylife?

Dyslexiaisn*tjustaboutreading,spellingandwriting.ltcanaffectconcentration(专注力),coordination(协

调性)andmemory,whichcanmakeeverydaylifetricky.Dyslexicpeoplemightfindithardtocopydownlotsof

notesfromaboardortoorganisewrittenwork.Theymayfindittoughtofollowlotsofinstructionsorruleswhen

playingagame.However,dyslexiacanbediscoveredbyspecialtests.Thisistheimportantfirststepforpeopleto

getthehelpandsupporttheymightneed.

Whatarethepositivesofhavingdyslexia?

Peoplediagnosed(诊断)withdyslexiamightworryhowothersseethem,butthinkingdifferentlycanbea

superpower.Manypeoplewithdyslexiaoftenhavestronglogicalskillsandgreatimaginativeideas.Theycanbe

goodatspottingpatternsandsolvingproblems.Theycanbesupercreativetoo—therearemanyauthors,actors

andinventorsfromeverycorneroftheworldwhothrivewiththecondition.Dyslexiaisnothingtobeafraidor

ashamedof.It'spartofyou.

Usewordswithpropermeaningsandgrammaticalrulestofillintheblanks.

(Onlyonewordforoneblank.)

(1)Manypeoplearediagnosedwithdyslexia,includingsomesuccessfulonesin.Manyofthemarenot

clearaboutitorevendonottheirownconditions.

(2)DyslexiaAwarenessWeekstartingon3Octoberwillworktoit,helpingandpeoplewith

dyslexia.

(3)Dyslexiashouldn'tbeforanillnessoradisease.It'saconditionthatmakespeoplelearnasa

resultofthewaytheirbrainsseetheworldandhandleinformation.

(4)Dyslexiamakespeoplehavereading,writingandspelling.ltmakespeopleconcentrated,

coordinatedandaffectstheirmemory.

(5)PeopleDyslexiamayhavesuperpowerlikestronglogicalskills,greatandsupercreativity.

四、信息匹配:本大题共5小题,共5分。

Ifyoulookatthetopofyourphone,you'llusuallyseealittlesymbolthatsays3Gor4G.(1)Butthesesymbols

willbecomethingsofthepastafter5Gnetworksfullyarrive.

OnMarch30,2019,ShanghaivicemayorWuQingmadethefirst5GvideocallonaHuaweiMateX

Smartphone.(2)About100timesfasterthan4Gnetworks,5Gwillletpeopledownload(下载)anduploaddata

(数据)fasterthaneverbefore.But5Gwon'tjustbringfastermobileinternet.(3)

Forexample,5Gwillhelptomakeself-drivingcarssafer.Today^self-drivingtestcarshaveoneproblem-lag(延

迟).WhenthecarHseesHanobstacle(障碍物),itsendsthisinformationtoadatacenterandreceives

instructions.(4)Withthiskindoflag,thecarsmighthiteachotherbecausetheydon'treceiveinstructionsin

time.With5G,thislagwillbegreatlylowered,makingthecarssafer.

5Gcouldalsobeusedtohelptheinternetofthings(IOT物联网).IOTisalargeonlinenetworkthatconnectsall

thingsandpeople.Fastinternetspeedswillbethekeytodevelopingthistechnology.(5)Forexample,withIOT,

yourrefrigeratorcouldautomatically(自动地)placeanorderonlineforeggswhenitfindsthattherearenoeggs

leftinside.

A.ShanghaihasalsobecomethefirstcityinChinatostarttesting5Gnetworks.

B.5Gwillhelpusbuyeggsquickly.

C.Peoplecanuseitformanyotherthingsaswell.

D.However,ittakestimetosendandreceivethisinformation.

E.TheHGnisthe"generation(代)"ofyourmobilenetwork.

F.TheIOTcouldbeusedinalotofways.

G.5Gnetworksaremuchfasterthan4Gor3G.

27.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

28.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

29.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

30.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

31.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.F

G.G

五、阅读填空:本大题共1小题,共20分。

32.Fillineachblankwithaproperformofthewordgivenoraproperword.

Shadowpuppetshows(皮影戏)startedintheHanDynasty.Oneday,amansaw(1)(children)

shadowunderthesun.Hegotagreatidea.Hemadeashowlikethat.Andit(2)(quick)became

popular.

Inashadowpuppetshow,(3)(act)holdpuppetsfrombehindawhitecloth.Withmusicand

songs,theymakethepuppets(4)(move).

Believeitornot,playinginapuppetshowisnot(5)easything.Thisterm,ourteachersaskedusto

putonashowforkids.Wewantedtodoapuppetshow.

Thingsdidn'tgowellatfirst.ltwasdifficult(6)(hold)apuppet.Weneededtoholditreally(7)

(high)andkeepitthereforthewholeshow,(8)ourarmsbecamereallysore(酸痛

的).Andwealsoneededtokeepourwrists(手腕)at90degreestomakethepuppetsfacethekids.

Duringthepractice,myarmbegantoshakeafterawhile.Backstage,welookedveryfunnyjust(9)

long-neckedkangaroos.We(10)(practise)fordays.Iwasgladthatthekidsalllikedit!

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六、书面表达:本大题共1小题,共15分。

33.劳动课(laborcourse)已正式成为中小学的一门独立课程。你校英语校刊EnglishGarden开展了一项关

于家务活和学校劳动课的调查。请你根据调查表内容,用英语写一篇短文,表达你的想法。

We'reconductingasurveyonhouseworkandlaborcourseinourschool.Wewouldlikeyouto

shareyourideasabouthouseworkandlaborcourse.Weneedyourideas.

Whathouseworkdoyouoftendoathome?

•Whataretheadvantagesofdoinghousework?

•Whatadvicecanyouofferonlaborcourseinourschool?

Lookingforwardtohearingfromyou.

要求:(1)词数90词左右(开头已写好,不计入总词数);

(2)可适当添加细节,使行文连贯;

(3)不得泄露个人信息。

Iamgladtosharemyideasabouthouseworkandlaborcourse.

答案和解析

1〜10.【答案】D、B、C、A、D、B、A、B、B、C

【解析】(1)考查形容词。A困难的,B不同的,C坏的,D好的,根据下文"partofthedaywasbad"(不

好的一天)可知,杰克度过了不好的一天。句意:今天对我来说是不好的一天。故选D。

(2)考查动词。A谈话,B打架,C竞争,D吃饭,®®"Theteachersentanotehomeaboutme,andI

talkedbacktoMother.”(老师给家里寄了一张关于我的便条,我跟妈妈顶嘴了。)可知,老师通知了家

长,所以是发生了不愉快的事情。句意:我和汤姆打了一架。故选B。

(3)考查介词。A到,B具有,和,C关于,D为,根据固定短语"tellsb.aboutsth."可知,是要告诉我一

些关于今天的事情。句意:但是告诉我一些关于今天的发生的最好的事情。故选C。

(4)考查动词。A微笑,B喊,C哭,D唱歌,根据语境,应该是笑着说,故选A。

(5)考查动词。A散步,B购物,C游泳,D钓鱼,根据”[“afish."(我…鱼)可知,放学后去钓鱼了。

句意:放学后我独自去钓鱼。故选D。

(6)考查动词。A买,B得到,C看到,D找到。根据句意,应该是钓到了鱼。句意:我钓到了一条鱼。

故选B。

(7)考查连词。A直到,B如果,C在……之后,D一旦。根据"fallasleep"(入睡)可知,睡觉前要一直

想着这些快乐的事情。句意:想着它直到你睡着。故选A。

(8)考查短语。A打开,B关掉,C调高,D调低。根据"fallasleep"(入睡)可知,父亲要离开了,需要

关灯。句意:现在我要关灯了。故选B。

(9)考查名词。A天,B梦想,C答案,D问题。根据"Everynight,Jackthinksaboutthebestpartofhis

day.”(每天晚上,杰克都会想起一天中最美好的时光。)可知,每天晚上回想美好的事情,这样能做一个

好梦。句意:这能给他很多快乐的美梦。故选B。

(10)考查动词。A开始,B使,C结束,D建立。根据上文每天晚上回想美好的事情,这样能做一个好

梦。可知杰克的父亲教他以一种奇妙的方式结束他的一天的生活。故选C。

本文主要讲述的是有关杰克的生活习惯。在父亲的教导下,杰克每天晚上都会想一件当天发生的最好的事

情,有的时候是很小的事情。正是这样一个习惯,让他每天晚上都能睡得很好,能够有好梦。

首先要通读全文,了解文章大意,紧紧抓住上下文语境所提供的信息,然后明确词意,结合排除法逐一选

出答案,最后再通读全文核对答案。

n~13.【答案】C、B、A

[解析](1)细节理解题。根据第二段SEPARATErawmeatandeggsfromotheritemsinyourrefrigerator

(将生肉和鸡蛋与冰箱中的其他物品分开。)可知将生肉和鸡蛋与冰箱中的其他物品分开,C选项"生牛肉

和生猪肉”可以放在冰箱里,故选C。

(2)细节理解题。根据图表"Fish145°F”可知做鱼的温度至少要高于华氏145度,故选B。

(3)推理判断题。根据第——段Didyouknowthatalargenumberofpeoplegetsickfromfoodborneillnesseach

year?Luckily,foodborneillnesscanbeprevented(你知道吗,每年都有大量的人死于食源性疾病幸运的

是,食源性疾病是可以预防的。)可知本文主要讲述了预防食源性疾病方法,所以很有可能在杂志上的健

康的生活部分看到,故选A。

本文主要讲述了预防食源性疾病的方法。

通读全文,理解文章大意,阅读题目后返回原文阅读并找出与题目相对应的内容,仔细核对,选择符合原

文原意的答案,完成后再次阅读并检查。

14~17.【答案】C、B、C、A

【解析】(1)细节理解题。根据第二段Butwhensomeonearoundknowsalittleaboutfirstaid,justtwoor

threeminutescanalsosaveaperson'slife.(但当有人知道一点关于急救,只是两三分钟也可以拯救一个人的

生活。)可知了解急救知识可以挽救一个人的生命。故选C。

(2)细节理解题。根据第三段nomatterwhatkindofaccidenthappens,keepcalmfirst.Thenyouneedto

thinkaboutthefollowingquestions:Istherestillanydanger?Howtofindthewaytohelp?(无论发生什么事

故,首先要保持镇静。然后你需要考虑以下问题:还有危险吗?如何找到帮助的方法?)可知"冷静地面

对"和"找到帮助他人的方法"对应;根据第四段Savelifebeforegoingtothehospitalandgivefirstaid.Whenan

accidenthappens,askforhelpfirst.(在去医院之前挽救生命,进行急救。当事故发生时,首先要寻求帮

助。)可知"寻求帮助"和"号召更多的人加入你"对应;根据最后一段Whenwaitingforrescue,weshouldtry

ourbesttohelpthepeople.Atthesametime,weshouldtryourbesttomakethemfeellesspainful.(在等待救援

时,我们应该尽力帮助人们。同时,我们应该尽我们最大的努力使他们感到不那么痛苦。)可知”等待拯

救"和”让人们不那么痛苦"对应。故选B。

(3)主旨大意题。根据第二段Butwhensomeonearoundknowsalittleaboutfirstaid,justtwoorthree

minutescanalsosaveaperson'slife.So,ifwecancallforhelpquicklybeforetheambulancearrives,maybewe

cankeepourselvesandotherssafe.Hereissomeadvice.(但如果身边有人懂得一点急救知识,只需两三分钟就

能挽救一个人的生命。所以,如果我们能在救护车到来之前迅速呼救,也许我们就能保证自己和他人的安

全。这里有一些建议。)可知作者写这篇文章是告诉我们如何正确地进行急救。故选C。

(4)篇章结构题。根据文章可知,第一段是提出问题,引出下文;第二段是介绍了解急救知识的重要

性;第三、四、五段介绍了我们应该如何正确地进行急救。所以A选项符合,故选A。

本文主要讲述了当意外事故发生时,如何进行急救,文章强调了及时的急救措施可以挽救生命,而我们每

个人都应该掌握一些基本的急救知识。

通读全文,理解文章大意,阅读题目后返回原文阅读并找出与题目相对应的内容,仔细核对,选择符合原

文原意的答案,完成后再次阅读并检查。

18~21.【答案】C、C、A、B

【解析】(1)细节理解题。根据第一段However,theNationalTrusthasshownthedevelopmentof

technologyiscausing,folkloretodieoutbecauseithasnothingtodowithmodemlife.(然而,国家信托基金

会表示,科技的发展正在导致民间传说的消亡,因为它与现代生活无关。)可知,本段告诉我们民间传说

在现代生活中逐渐消失。故选C。

(2)推理判断题。根据Thelegendsandtraditionstellussomuchaboutourancestors(祖先)andtheir

relationshipwiththeworldaroundthem,"shesaid."Throughthelegends,wecanlearnaboutwhatmakes

communitiesaroundtheUKspecialandwhathastiedustogether.(这些传说和传统告诉我们很多关于我们的

祖先以及他们与周围世界的关系,”她说通过这些传说,我们可以了解是什么让英国各地的社区与众不

同,是什么将我们联系在一起。)可推知,JessicaMonaghan的话表明了民间传说的重要性。故选C。

(4)推理判断题。根据最后一段Folkloreshouldberewrittenandretoldinnewwayswithnewcharactersand

newlessonsthatarerelatedtomodernlife.Andthat'swhatfolkloreisabouttakingtheoldwisdomandtraditions

andredescribingthemforwhoweareandtheliveswehavenow.(民间传说应该以与现代生活相关的新特点和

新教训,以新的方式重写和重述。这就是民间传说所说的吸取古老的智慧和传统,并根据我们是谁和我们

现在的生活重新描述它们。)可知,作者建议通过做一些改变来保留民间传说。故选A。

(4)主旨大意题。根据最后一段Folkloreshouldberewrittenandretoldinnewwayswithnewcharactersand

newlessonsthatarerelatedtomodernlife.Andthat'swhatfolkloreisabouttakingtheoldwisdomandtraditions

andredescribingthemforwhoweareandtheliveswehavenow.(民间传说应该以与现代生活相关的新特点和

新教训,以新的方式重写和重述。这就是民间传说所说的吸取古老的智慧和传统,并根据我们是谁和我们

现在的生活重新描述它们。)以及通读全文可知,文章介绍了民间传说在现代生活种逐渐消亡的现象,它

的重要性以及应该用什么方式更好地传承。故选B。

文章介绍了民间传说在现代生活种逐渐消亡的现象,它的重要性以及应该用什么方式更好地传承。

通读全文,理解文章大意,阅读题目后返回原文阅读并找出与题目相对应的内容,仔细核对,选择符合原

文原意的答案,完成后再次阅读并检查。

22〜25.【答案】C、B、A、A

【解析1(1)细节理角军题。根据第——段Althoughthisthingwillneverreallyhappen,anewstudyshowedthat

plantscanmakesoundswhentheyarestressed.(虽然这种事情永远不会真正发生,但一项新的研究表明,植

物在受到压力时可以发出声音。)可知,植物受到压力时会发出声音。故选C。

(2)推理判断题。根据第二段anothergrouphadthestems(茎)cutoff(另一组的茎被切断)可知,研究

中第二组植物的茎遭到了破坏,与B选项”采摘果实的一组”类似,故选B。

(3)词义猜测题。根据第三段Thismeansthenoiseproducedbytheplantsisnotintentional(故意的)ora

formofactivecommunication.(这意味着植物产生的噪音不是有意的,或者是一种-形式。)可知,句中

"activecommunication”与前面的"intentional(故意的)”是并列关系,意思相近。故A选项”植物是故意发

出声音”符合题意,故选A。

(4)推理判断题。根据最后一段Researcherssaidthestudycanhelpfarmersinthefuture,astheycanbetter

takecareofthecropsby"hearing”howplantsfeel.(研究人员表示,这项研究可以在未来帮助农民,因为他

们可以通过“听到”植物的感受来更好地照顾作物。)可推知,这一发现可以使农民更好地照顾作物,从而

提高作物的产量。故选A。

本文主要介绍了一项新的研究成果,即植物在受到压力时会发出声音。

通读全文,理解文章大意,阅读题目后返回原文阅读并找出与题目相对应的内容,仔细核对,选择符合原

文原意的答案,完成后再次阅读并检查。

26.【答案】【小题1]history

【小题2】realise

【小题3】change

【小题4】supporting

【小题5】mistaken

【解析】(1)细节理解题。根据第1段"AlbertEinstein(1879—1955),WaltDisney(1901—1966),

andPabloPicasso(1881—1973)havesomethingincommon.Theywereallextremelyclever,brilliantand

creativeandtheyallhaddyslexia(阅读困难)”(阿尔伯特•爱因斯坦(1879—1955)>华特•迪士尼

(1901-1966)和巴勃罗•毕加索(1881—1973)有一些共同之处。他们都非常聪明,才华横溢,富有创

造力,而且都有阅读障碍)可知,在历史上一些成功的人也有阅读困难的问题。故第一空应填history;根

据"Yetmanypeoplearen'tawareoftheconditionorevendon'trealisetheyhaveitn(然而,许多人没有意识至U

这种情况,甚至没有意识到自己患有这种疾病)可知,然而,许多人并没有意识到这种情况,甚至没有意

识到自己患有这种疾病,"意识到“realise,助动词后用动词原形,故第二空应填realise。故填history;

realiseo

(2)细节理解题。根据第2段"DyslexiaAwarenessWeek(DAW)aimstochangethat.Startingon3

October,dyslexiacharitiesacrossthecountrywillbeencouragingconversationsaboutit,givingpeopleadvice

andsupport"(阅读障碍认知周(DAW)旨在改变这种状况。从10月3日开始,全国各地的阅读障碍慈善

机构将鼓励关于阅读障碍的对话,给人们提供建议和支持)可知,阅读障碍意识周旨在改变这种状况。从

10月3日开始,全国各地的阅读障碍慈善机构将鼓励人们就此展开对话,为人们提供建议和支持,故第一

空填"改变"change,空格处填动词原形,和to一起构成动词不定式;第二空结构应和helping一致,故”支

持"supporting。故填change;supportingo

(3)细节理解题。根据第4段"Dyslexiaisnotanillnessoradisease”(阅读障碍不是,种疾病)可知,阅读

困难不应该被误认为是一个疾病。"被误认"bemistaken,故第一空填mistaken;根据第4段"Itdoesn'tmean

thatpersonisn'tintelligent.ltjustmeansthattheirbrainworksalittledifferently"(这并不意味着那个人不聪

明。这只是意味着他们的大脑工作方式有点不同)可知,阅读困难仅仅意味着人们大脑运作的有一点不

同,此处修饰动词应用副词,"不同地"differently。故填mistaken;differently。

(4)细节理解题。根据第6段"Somepeoplemayhaveproblemswithreading,writingandspellingn(有些人

可能在阅读、写作和拼写方面有问题)和第8段"Dyslexiaisn'tjustaboutreading,spellingandwriting.ltcan

affectconcentration(专注力),coordination(协调性)andmemory,whichcanmakeeverydaylifetricky"

(阅读障碍不仅仅是阅读、拼写和写作。它会影响注意力、协调性和记忆力,从而使日常生活变得棘手)

可知,有阅读困难的有些人可能在阅读、写作和拼写方面有问题。并且阅读困难会使人们注意力不集中,

协调性不好以及影响人们的记忆力,故第一空应填trouble,havetroubledoingsth.”做某事有困难”;第二空

应填less”更少故填trouble;lesso

(5)细节理解题。根据最后1

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