江苏省连云港市2022-2024年中考二模英语试题汇编：阅读理解

江苏省连云港市

2022-2024年中考二模英语试题汇编

阅读理解

2024年江苏省连云港市中考二模英语试卷

三、阅读理解（共两节,20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

第一节：阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

TheLabaFestival

ThereisafestivalcalledtheLabaFestivalbeforetheSpringFestival.It

hasbeenanoldtraditionthatpeopleeatLabaporridge（粥）tocelebrate

theeventonthatday.Labaporridgeisthemostimportantdishforthe

LabaFestival.It'susuallymadeofrice,nuts,grains（谷物）anddried

fruits.

DragonHead-raisingDay

Somepeoplebelievethatgettingahaircutduringthefirstlunarmonth

willbringbadluck.Afteramonth'swait,peopleusuallycuttheirhairon

DragonHead-raisingDay-theseconddayofthesecondlunarmonth.It

isusuallyatraditionforpeople,especiallykids,tolineupoutsidethe

barbershops（理发店）onthisdaytohopeforgoodluck.

TheDragonBoatFestival

TheDragonBoatFestivaliscelebratedonMay5thofthelunarcalendar

4加Eatingzongziandracingdragonboatsarethemostimportanttraditions

torememberQuYuan,whojumpedintoMiluoRiveranddiedforhis

country.Localpeoplethrewfoodintotherivertofeedfishsothatthey

wouldn'teatQu'sbody.

26.WhatistheLabaporridgemadeof?

①Rice.②Nuts.③Eggs©Grains⑤Driedfruits.

A.①②③④B.①②④⑤C.②③④⑤D.①②③⑤

27.WhydidlocalpeoplethrowfoodintoMiluoRiver?

A.Tosimplyfeedthefish.B.Torememberatradition.

C.ToprotectQuYuan'sbody.D.TogiveQuYuansomefood.

28.What'sthethemeofthepassageabove?

A.Travel.B.HistoryC.GeographyD.Culture.

B

Theboatbegantofloataway.Atfirst,AnneenjoyedtheromanceofbeingtheLilyGirl.Then,

somethingnotatallromantichappened.Theboatbegantobreak.Itlookedlikeitwouldfilland

sink（下沉），andAnnecouldnotswim!Justthen,theboathitanoldwoodenpile（木桩）.Anne

jumpedoutoftheboatandgrabbedit.Sheheldonandwaitedforthegirlstofindher.Theboat

wentunderthebridgeandthensank.Ruby,Jane,andDianawatcheditsinkandweresurethat

Annehadgonedownwithit.Theyscreamedandscreamedandranofftofindhelp.PoorAnne

wasstillhangingontothewoodenpile.Theminutespassedby,eachseeminglikeanhourtothe

unluckyLilyGirl.

Justthen,GilbertBlythecameunderthebridgeinalittleboat."AnneShirley!Howonearth

didyougetthere?Hheasked.Withoutwaitingforananswer,hepulledclosetothepileandheld

outhishand.Annejumpedintotheboat,scaredandangry.

“Wewereplaying'Elaine,“saidAnne,tryingnottolookathim.GilberttookAnnetoland.

Thegirljumpedoutoftheboat."Thankyou,“shesaid,andturnedaway.Gilbertalsojumped

fromtheboat.

“Anne,“hesaid,“PmverysorryIcalledyourhair'carrots'.Ithinkyourhairisverypretty

now.Lefsbefiends.^Annethoughtforamoment.Then,sherememberedthatshehatedGilbert

Blythe!Shewouldneverforgive（原谅）him!"No,"shesaidcoldly,t6Ishallneverbefriendswith

you,GilbertBlythe.,,tcAllright!”Gilbertjumpedbackintotheboat,hisfacered."T'llneverask

youtobefriendsagain,AnneShirley.

AsAnnewalkedaway,sheregretted（遗憾，后悔）thatshehadnotansweredGilbert

differently.Shewantedtocry.

WhenAnnetoldherfriendswhathadhappened,theythoughtitwasveryromantic.

29.Whathappenedtotheboat?

A.Itbrokeandreachedland.B.Itbrokeandsankatlast.

C.Itfloatedouttothesea.D.Nothingwentwrongwithit.

30.WhywereAnnie'sfriendsscared?

A.TheythoughtAnnefelloffthebridge.

B.TheythoughtAnnehadbeenkidnapped.

C.TheythoughtAnnehadswumawaysilently.

D.TheythoughtAnnewentdownintheboatanddied.

31.WhatwouldAnnesaytoGilbertBlythewhenshemethimnexttime?

A.Ihateyou.Iwillneverbefriendswithyou.

B.Iwon'tbefriendlytoyouifyoucallmyhaircarrots.

C.I'msorryformyanswerlasttime.Ihopetbbefriendswithyou.

D.Ifeelsadandangry.Iwillneveraskyoutobefriendswithmeagain.

32.WhatdoyouthinkofGilbertBlytheaccordingtothepassage?

A.Helpfulandhonest.B.Energeticandcurious.

C.Modestandgenerous.D.Impoliteandimpatient.

C

Aswewalkeddowntowardtheshore,BenGunntoldhisstory.

"Iwasalonehereforyears,"hesaid."Oneday,Ifoundtheskeleton（骷髅）.Isawitwas

pointingtoatree.Idugaroundthattreeandfoundthetreasure.Iwaslivinginacave,soItookit

tothecave.Thismorning,whenLongJohnandhismencamelookingforthetreasure,Ishowed

myselftooneofthem.HethoughtIwasaghost."Benlaughed."Heranoff,andthisgavemetime

togetbacktothesquire（乡名中）andthedoctor.Theywerewaitingatthecave.9,

“NowIknow,“Isaidtothedoctor,ctwhyyougavethemaptoLongJohnSilver.9,

“Itwasuselessbythen,nthedoctorsaid.nTherewasnotreasureunderthetreeanymore.Ben

Gunnhadit.MyplanwastogetLongJohnSilverandhismenawayfromthestockade（木寨）.

Wecouldthengetsomestoresfromit”

Whenwegotbacktothecave,thesquirewaswaitingforus.

“Threeofthemutineers（哗变者）gotaway,"thedoctortoldhim.t4Butifwehurry,wecanget

totheboatbeforethem.Theyranbacktothestockadeontheothersideoftheisland.Weare

nearertotheboatthantheyare.”

Iwentintothecave.Thecaptainwaslyinginsideitnexttothetreasure-apileofgoldcoins.

“Hello,Jim,"hesaid.6iIampleasedtoseeyou.ButIdon'tthinkyouorIwillbegoingtosea

again.

Thatnight,wecarriedthetreasuredowntotheboat.Welitafireontheshoreandhadafine

mealtogether.Wewerenotafraidofthethreemutineers.Wehadpistols（手枪）.Theyhadnone.

Thereweremoreofusthanofthem.

Thenextmorning,wewentintheboattowardtheHispaniola.Wedidnotcareaboutthethree

men.Weleftthemontheisland.

33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword'inParagraph2referto?

A.Theskeleton.B.ThemapC.Thetreasure.D.Thetree.

34.WhydidthedoctorgiveLongJohnSilverthemap?

A.ThemapwasusefultoLongJohn.B.Itwaspartofhisplan.

C.Thecaptainwasdyinginthecave.D.Jimwasstillmissingatthatmoment.

35.Whichistherightorderofthefollowingeventsaccordingtothepassage?

a.LongJohnSilvergotthemap.

b.BenGunndugaroundthetree.

c.JimwithhisfriendswentintheboattowardtheHispaniola.

d.Jimsawthecaptainlyinginsidethecavenexttothetreasure.

A.b-a-c-dB.a-c-b-dC.d-c-a-bD.b-a-d-c

36.Whatwouldthethreemendoontheisland?

A.Theywouldhavetodependonthemselvestomakealiving.

B.Theywouldbeabletodiscovermoregoldcoinsaroundthetree.

C.TheywouldcatchupwithJim'sboatandtraveltotheHispaniola.

D.TheywouldliveahappyandinterestinglifelikeRobinsonCrusoe.

D

@Wukong,Tiangong,Tianwen...DoyouknowwherethenamesofChinesespaceprograms

comefrom?

②Wukong,theDarkMatterExplorerSatellite（暗物质探测卫星），isnamedafterChinese

superheroMonkeyKing.AccordingtoJourneytotheWest,MonkeyKinghasapairofsharpeyes

whichcantellthedifferencebetweengoodandevil（邪恶）.TheWukongsatelliteisjustas

sharp-eyedasMonkeyKingtohelpscientistssearchfordarkmatterinspace.

（3）Thenameofthespacestation,Tiangong,means''HeavenlyPalace".InChinesemyths,

thisisthehomeofTianDi.NowTiangongSpaceStationisthehomeforChineseastronautsin

space.AndChinawelcomesforeignastronautstoTiangongsothattheycanworktogether.

©Tianwen,China*sMarsmissions（任务），getsitsnamefromthepoemTianwenbyQuYuan.

QuYuanisawell-knownpoetfromancientChina.InTianwen,heshowedhishungerfor

knowledgeaboutthenatureandthestars.PerhapstheTianwenmissionswillendupanswering

someofQuYuan'squestions

⑤IfyoulookintomorenamesofChinesespaceprograms,youwillfindthattheyallhave

beautifulmeanings.We,theChinesepeople,havealong-cherished（珍藏已久的）spacedream.So

thenamingofChinesespaceprogramsistakenveryseriously.

37.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?

A.BytellingastoryB.Bylistinganumber.

C.Byshowingafact.D.Byaskingaquestion.

38.WhatistheWukongsatelliteusedfor?

A.AnsweringsomeofQuYuan'squestions.

B.Tellingthedifferencebetweengoodandevil.

C.Helpingscientistssearchfordarkmatterinspace.

D.Welcomingforeignastronautstothespacestation.

39.ThenameofChina'sMarsmissionsisfrom.

A.HeavenlyPalaceB.QuYuan'spoem,Tianwen

C.JourneytotheWestD.ancientChinesemyths

40.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage?

第二节：从短文后所给的选项中选出能填入短文空白处的最佳选项，其中有两项是多余

选项。

LewisCarrollisthewriterofAlice'sAdventuresinWonderland.Hewasbornin1832ina

smallvillageinthenorth-westofEngland.Inhisfreetime,hewrotepoemsandshortstories.

41Hisbest-knownwork,Alice*sAdventuresinWonderland,waspublishedin1865.It

wasagreatsuccess.

Alice'sAdventuresinWonderlandisastoryofadream.Aliceandhereldersisteraresiting

onthegrassinafieldonawarmdayinJuly.42Shefallsasleepanddreamsthatshe

goestoanamazingplacecalledWonderland.

Herexcitingexperiencesbeginwhenshefollowsawhiterabbitandgoesdownarabbithole.

43Throughthedoor,shecanseeabeautifulgarden.Shecan'tgothroughthedoor

becausesheistoobig.44Shedrinksandeatsthingsthatmakehergrowbiggerand

smaller.Shealsoswimsinapoolofherowntears.Shemeetsacatwithabigsmile.Inthegarden,

shemeetstheQueenofHeartswhoinviteshertoplayakindofballgame.Finallyshegoestothe

trial（审判）oftheKnaveofHearts.45ThetrialisverysillyandAlicebeginstoget

angry.TheQueenshoutsatherangrily.Thenshewakesupfromthedream.

A.Manyofthemappearedinmagazines.

B.Alicetriesherbesttogetintothedoor.

C.Alicefeelsboredandsleepyinthesunshine.

D.Thetwogirlschatexcitedlyandforgetthetime.

E.Atthebottomofthehole,shefindsasmalldoor.

F.Heissaidtohavestolensomethingvaluablefromothers.

G.Manystrangeandfunthingshappentoherwhileshestaysthere.

2023年江苏省连云港市中考二模英语试卷

三、阅读单选

Twoyearsago,thespaceteacher,WangYaping,madesomeexperimentsintheTianheCore

ModuleoftheChineseSpaceStation.

YeGuangfuwasworkinghardtowalk,buthisbody

floated（漂浮）!Thenhetriedtoturnaround,buthecouldn't.

“Inspace,astronautsareinaweightlessenvironment.Takinga

spacewalkisdifficult.Soweneedtousenearbydevices（装

置）tomove,“hesaid.

Inthe"TiangongClassroom^^,WangYapingmadea

beautifulwaterfilm（水膜）.Thenshetookoutapaperflower

andplaceditonthefilmofwater.Thepinkflowerslowly

“bloomed（开花）"!"Ihopeyourdreamscanbloominthehuge

universe!?,shesaid.

Thedensity（密度）ofapingpongislessthanthatofthe

water,soitfloatsupontheearth.Butinspace,theballdoes

notfloatup.Itstopsinthecenterofthewater!”Thebuoyancy

（浮力）disappearsinaweightlessenvironmentsotheball

cannotfloat,Ms.Wangexplained.

26.WhydidYeGuangfufeeldifficulttoturnaround?

A.Becausehewasgoodatfloating.

B.Becausetherewasnotenoughspaceforhim.

C.Becausehewaswalkingtoofast.

D.Becausehewasinaweightlessenvironment.

27.WhatdoyouknowfromWangYaping'sflower?

A.Itwasmadeofpaper.B.Itwasaredflower.

C.Itgrewwellinwaterfilms.D.Shegrewflowersinspace.

28.Whydidn'tthepingpongballfloatupintheexperiment?

A.Itwasmadeofsteel.

B.There?snobuoyancyinthespacestation.

C.Itwasjustamagicshow.

D.Itsdensitywasasmuchasthatofwater.

Itwasdark.Holmes,LestradeandImovedtowardsthehouse.46Lefswaithere,“Holmessaid.

“Wecanhidebehindtheserocks.Watson,gotothehouseandseewhattheyaredoing.Makesure

theydon'tseeyou.^^Ihidbehindawall.IcouldseeMr.StapletonandSirHenrysittingatatable.

Then,Stapletonlefttheroomandwalkedtoashedintheyard.Heopenedthedoorandthere

wasastrangenoisefrominside.Afteraminutehelockedthedoorandwentbackintothehouse.I

hurriedbacktoreporteverythingtoLestradeandHolmes.

Therewasnowathickwhitefogoverthemoor."Thefogisgettingthicker,saidHolmes.

“Thisisveryserious-SirHenrymustgohomesoon.^^

Suddenly,weheardfootsteps.TheygotcloserandwesawSirHenrywalkingtowardsus

throughthefog.Then,weheardsomething.Aterribleanimalappeared.Itwasahugeblackhound.

Therewasfirecomingfromitsmouthanditshugeeyeswereglowing.

ThehoundranafterSirHenry.HolmesandIbothfiredourguns.Wehititbutthehound

didn'tstop.ItjumpedonSirHenryandpushedhimtotheground.Holmespointedhisgunand

shotthehoundfivetimes.Thegianthoundwasdead.

SirHenrywaslyingonthepath.Werantohimandfoundhewasalive.

Iputmyhandonthehound'sglowingfaceandfoundmyownfingersglowedinthedark.

“Phosphorous（含磷的）Isaid.

WewalkedtowardsMerripitHousetosearchforStapleton.Inthehousewedidn'tfindhim,

butwefoundMrs.Stapletontiedupinabedroom.Weuntiedher.WhensheknewSirHenrywas

aliveandthehoundwasdead,shecried,"ThankGod!^^

“Nowwehaveproof（证据）,butweneedStapleton.^^saidHolmes.

29.Whendidthestoryhappen?

A.Inthemorning.B.Atnoon.

C.Intheafternoon.D.Intheevening.

30.Whatdoyouknowaboutthestrangenoise?

A.Itwasfromtheterriblehound.B.ItwasfromSirHenry.

C.Itwasfromthefogandwind.D.ItwasfromMrs.Stapleton.

31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword^uThey^^referto?

A.SirHenryandthehound.B.SirHenry'sfootsteps.

C.Mr.Stapletonandthehound.D.Mr.Stapleton^footsteps.

32.WhatmayhappennextafterMrs.Stapletonwasuntied?

A.Mr.StapletonwouldtellHolmesabouthiscrime.

B.SirHenrywouldbeindangerafterreturninghome.

C.Mrs.StapletonwouldtakeHolmestoarrestMr.Stapleton.

D.Holmeswouldtakethehoundtothepolicestationasaproof.

Hewasanoldmanwhofishedaloneinaboat,andhehadgoneeighty-fourdaysnow

withouttakingafish.Inthefirstfortydays,aboyhadbeenwithhim.Butafterfortydayswithout

afish,theboy'sparentstoldhimthattheoldmanwasnowexactlyandfinallysalao,whichisthe

worstformofunlucky,andtheboywentattheirorderstoanotherboatwhichcaughtthreegood

fishthefirstweek.

Itmadetheboysadtoseetheoldmancomeineachdaywithhisboatemptyandhealways

wentdowntohelphimcarryfishingtools.

Theoldmanwasthinwithdeepwrinkles（皱纹）inthebackofhisneck.Hishandshadthe

deepscars（疤）fromdealingwithheavyfish.Butnoneofthesescarswerefresh.

Everythingabouthimwasoldexcepthiseyesandtheywerethesamecolorastheseaand

werecheerfulandfullofconfidence.

“Santiago,“theboysaidtohimastheyclimbedfromthebankwheretheboatwaspulledup.

“Icouldgowithyouagain.We'vemadesomemoney.”

Theoldmanhadtaughttheboytofishandtheboylovedhim."No,"theoldmansaid.

“You'rewithaluckyboat.Staywiththem.^^

“Butrememberhowyouwenteighty-sevendayswithoutfishandthenwecaughtbigones

everydayforthreeweeks.^^

“Iremember,9,theoldmansaid."Iknowyoudidnotleavemewillingly.^^

“Itwaspapawhomademeleave.Iamaboy,andImustdowhathetoldmeto.”

“Iknow,^^theoldmansaid."Iquiteunderstandthat.”

“Hehasn'tmuchfaith（信念）

"No,"theoldmansaid."Butwehave.Haven?twe?

“Yes,"theboysaid."CanIofferyouabeerontheTerraceandthenwe'lltakethefishing

toolshome?”

“Whynot?”theoldmansaid."'Betweenfishermen.^^

TheysatontheTerraceandmanyofthefishermenmadefunoftheoldmanbuthewasnot

angry.Someotherolderfishermenlookedathimandweresad.However,theydidn'tshowitand

theyspokepolitelyaboutthesea,theweatherandofwhattheyhadseen.

33.HowmanydaysdidtheoldmangofishingwiththeboyaccordingtoParagraph1?

A.Forty.B.Forty-four.C.Eighty-four.D.Eighty-seven.

34.Whatistherightorderoftheboy'sactivities?

①TheboysawtheoldmanbeinglaughedontheTerrace.

②Theoldmantaughttheboyhowtofishonthesea.

③Theboywantedtogofishingwiththeoldmanagain.

④Theboyhelpedtheoldmantakethefishingtoolshome.

A.④③②①B.②③④①C.②③①④D.③④①②

35.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraphofthestory?

A.Theoldmanlikedtomakefunofotherfishermen.

B.Theoldmanoftenprovidedbeerforotherfishermen.

C.Allthefishermenlaughedattheoldmanexcepttheboy.

D.Someoldfishermenfeltsadfortheoldmanandhelpedhim.

36.Howdoyouthinkoftheoldmaninthetext?

A.Healwayshadbadluck.B.Hewastoooldtofishatsea.

C.Hewaseasytogetangry.D.Hewasamanwithastrongwill.

DevelopedbyOpenAI,ChatGPTispowerfulandpopulararoundtheworld.Over89percent

ofAmericanstudentshaveusedittohelpwiththeirhomework.Youcanaskittowritestoriesand

emails,createfoodmenu,translatelanguages,andanswerdifferentkindsofquestions.

However,someschoolsintheUS,AustraliaandFrancehavepreventedtheirstudentsfrom

usingChatGPT.NewYorkCitypublicschools,forexample,hasbannedstudentsandteachers

fromusingit.Themovecomesoutofworriesthatthetoolcouldmakeiteasierforstudentsto

cheat（作弊）onstudy.Somealsoworrythatitcouldbeusedtospreadwronginformation.

“Itdoesnotdevelopcritical-thinking（批判性思维）orproblem-solvingskills,whichare

necessaryforthestudents5futuresuccess,saidJennaLyle,anofficeroftheNewYorkCity.

“Besidesbans,teachersaremakingchangestotheirclassestostoptheuseofChatGPT.

SomecollegeteachersintheUStrytoincludemorespeakingexamsandhandwrittenpapers

insteadoftypedones,^^theNewYorkTimesreported.

Ontheotherhand,notalleducatorssay"no"toChatGPT.SomeCanadianuniversities

encouragestudentsandteacherstouseit.Theyhavenoplanstocompletelybanthetoolsofar.

TheheadmasterforeducationattheUniversityofCambridgeintheUKsaidthatbansonAI

softwarelikeChatGPTarenotwise.t6WemustknowthatAIisatoolpeoplewilluse.Whatwe

needtodoisadapt（调整）ourlearning,teachingandexaminations.Thatway,wecanhave

integrity（诚信）withtheuseofthetool.^^

37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"ban"meaninthistext?

A.Stopsomethingfromhappening.B.Takecareofsomebody.

C.Improvethequalityofsomething.D.Protectaskillforbetteruse.

38.WhyhavesomeschoolsintheUSbannedtheuseofChatGPT?

A.ChatGPTseldomprovidescorrectinformation.

B.Theirstudentsmayuseittocheatontheirstudy.

C.Itdoesn'thelpstudentsimprovetheirhandwriting.

D.Studentscanlearntheirsubjectswellwithoutteachers.

39.WhatisJennaLyle'sideaaboutChatGPT?

A.Itissofarthesmartesttool.

B.Itmightofferwronginformation.

C.Itisnotgoodforthinkingskills.

D.Itisnecessaryforacademicandfuturesuccess.

40.Whatcolumn（专栏）ofanewspapercanyoufindthetextin?

A.Sportsandfitness.B.Healthanddiet.

C.Culturalexchange.D.Scienceandeducation.

四、阅读还原7选5

MEDECINSSANSFRONTIERES

DOCTORSWITHOUTBORDERS

Theduty（职责）ofdoctorsissimple:gowherethepatientsare.Butinthepast,itwasnot

easytoachievethisbecausenationalbordersgotintheway.41

DoctorsWithoutBordersisalsoknownbyitsFrenchname,MedecinsSansFrontieres

（MSF）.42Atthetime,morethan300volunteersjoinedtheorganization:doctors,

nurses,andothers,including13reporters.Theyconsideredthatthemedicalneedsofpeoplewere

moreimportantthannationalborders.Nothingshouldpreventthemfromreceivinghealthcare.

43Attheawardsceremony（颁奖典礼）,Dr.JamesOrbinski,presidentofMSFat

thattime,calledonmorepeopletolearnaboutMSFandcareaboutpeopleinneedofmedicalcare.

“Wearenotsurethatwordscansavelives,butwedoknowthatsilencecankilljsaidOrbinski.

Now,MSFhas24officesaroundtheworld.44Theyprovidenecessarycarefor

victimsofnaturaldisasters,diseasesandwars.Forexample,duringtheCOVID-19pandemic,

teamsfromMSFcareforCOVID-19patientsintreatmentcentersandhospitals.45With

theirhelp,peopledobetterinpreventingthespreadofthediseases.

A.ItwassetupinDecember1971.

B.Theyalsoofferhealtheducationandsupport.

C.ThafswhyDoctorsWithoutBorderswascreated.

D.OnDecember10,1999,MSFwontheNobelPeacePrize.

E.OnFebruary11,2020,WHOnamedthisdiseaseCOVID-19.

F.Thedoctorstriedtheirbesttocurethepatientsaroundtheworld.

G.Whenadisasterbreaksoutintheworld,theorganizationisusuallytheretohelp.

2022年江苏省连云港市中考二模英语试卷

三、阅读单选

TheCoffeeRestaurantWe?relookingforaFilmExtrasWantedHaveyouever

Saturdayhelperinourbusytowncentrerestaurant.wantedtobeinmovies?Areyouinterested

Thejobwillincludesettingandclearingtables,inacting?We5remakingafilminthelocal

servingcustomersandhelpinginthekitchen.areaduringJulyandAugustandwe'llneed

We'relookingforpoliteandpatientpeoplewhoseveralyoungpeopleasextras（临时演员）.

canworkunderstress.We'relookingforactiveandsocial

Hours:10a.m.-4p.m.includingahalf-hour14-18-year-olds.

lunchbreak.Pay:£50aday+meals.

Pay:£5anhour+lunch.Pleaseincludearecentphotographin

yourapplication.

NewspaperBoys/GirlsWe^elookingforPart-timeAssistantswantedSuguo

honestyoungpeopletodelivernewspapersandSupermarketneedstwoyoungpeople

magazines.Weneedonepersonformorning（14一18）foreveningandweekendwork.

deliveriesandtwopeopleforeveningdeliveries.Thejobincludeshelpingcustomers,putting

Youmustbeatleast13yearsoldandhaveyourthingsontheshelves,collectingtrolleys,

ownbicycle.Formorningdeliveriesyouneedtoetc.

begoodatgettingupearly,too!Hours:5-7eveningseverydayor10

Pay:£30aweek.a.m.——5p.m.SaturdaysandSundays.

Whenyouapply,pleasesaywhetheryouPay:£4anhourandfreelunchfor

prefermorningsorevenings.weekendhours.

31.Tobeahelperinthecoffeerestaurant,onehastobe.

A.activeandsocialB.politeandpatient

C.honestandstrongD.youngandbrave

32.Accordingtothepassage,anewspaperboyorgirlneedsto.

A.workfor6hoursadayB.deliverynewspapersallday

C.haveabikeofhisorherownD.getupearlyonlyonweekends

33.DanielworksforeveningsatSuguoSupermarket,howmuchcanhegetinaweek?

A.£30.B.£50.C.£56.D.£84.

ZhuYouyong,thehonorarypresidentofYunnanAgriculturalUniversity,isfamousforhis

researchinagriculture.Itishisdreamtouseknowledgetoimprovefarmers5life.So,attheageof

60,ZhuwenttoLancang,asmallcountyinverypoorconditiontoputhisideaintopractice.

Butpovertyalleviation（扶贫）ismuchharderthanwritingresearchpapers.U6Ybuneedpeople

tounderstandyoufirstandthisisnotalwayseasy,“saidZhu.AftergettingtoLancang,Zhusoon

founditaperfectplacetoplantwinterpotatoes.Onceplantedatyearend,theycanbefullygrown

aftertheSpringFestival.Butthevillagersdidnothaveahabitofworkingduringwinter,andthey

thoughtthepovertyalleviationteamswerejusttheretogivethemmoney."Theydidn'tbelieveme

orwantedtoworkwithmeinthefield,saidZhu.

Tochangelocalpeople'smind,Zhudecidedtoshowthembygrowingpotatoeshimself.In

justthreemonths,thequantity（数量）andqualityofthepotatoessurprisedthevillagersandmany

volunteeredtojoinZhu'steam.Forthepastfouryears,Zhuhasspentmorethan100daysevery

yearlivingandworkinginthevillage.Hewentfromdoortodoortoteachthevillagersscientific

farmingmethods.AvillagernamedZhangLiujinmadeover20,000yuaninhisfirsttry."Itwas

Zhuwhotaughtmeeachandeverystepofhowtoplantthepotatoes,hesaid.'Tmsothankful

andwillneverforget

34.HowdidZhuhelpvi