5年（2021-2025）中考天津中考英语真题汇编（学生版）-阅读理解之记叙文

5年（2021-2025）中考天津中考英语真题汇编（学生版）——阅读理解A之记叙文年份考题内容（2021-2025）命题趋势2025年文章主要讲述了Mario为了参加运动会需要买新鞋的故事。文章主题：涵盖了人物经历、成长故事、亲情友情、冒险经历等丰富多样的主题，贴近学生的生活和认知水平。篇幅长度：通常在300-500词左右。难度水平：整体难度适中，会有一定比例的生词，但不影响对文章主旨的理解。细节理解题：这类题目占比较大，要求考生从文中找到具体的信息，如人物的行为、事件的时间地点等。主旨大意题：考查对整篇文章核心内容的概括和总结。推理判断题：需要考生根据文中提供的线索进行推理和判断。词义猜测题：通过上下文推测生词或短语的含义。2024年本文是一篇记叙文，文章讲述了萨拉和杰克在农场帮助父母工作的情况，以及他们对新食物冰淇淋的期待。2023年本文主要讲Daniel和Peter等不到校车很担心，他们看到Ben没有穿校服，一问才知道这一天休假，不用去上学。2022年本文主要讲述了在Steve妈妈上班时，Steve在家里带着两个弟弟度过愉快一天的经历。2021年本文主要讲述了Kevin喜欢骑自行车去上学，他喜欢感受清新空气吹在脸上的感觉，而Mary喜欢走路去上学，她喜欢踢秋天的树叶，她最喜欢看花。（25·天津中考真题）Thesportsmeetingwascoming.Mariowasgoingtotakepartintherace.Heneededanewpairofshoes,becausetherewereholesnearthebigtoes(脚趾)oftheoldones.OnaSundaymorning,Mario’smothertookhimtothestore.Ashopworkermeasured(量)Mario’sfeet.“Yourfeetaresize2,”theshopworkersaidtoMario.“ButIonlyworesizeIlastyear!”saidMario.TheshopworkersmiledatMario.Mariolookedattheshoesontheshelf(架子).Hechosetwodifferentpairstotryon.Onepairwasblack.Theotherwasblue.Theshopworkerbroughttwoboxes.Ineachbox,therewasasize2pairoftheshoesthatMariochose.Mariotriedonthetwopairsofshoes.Theblackonespinched(挤痛)histoeswhenhewalked.ThenMariotriedontheblueones.Hewalkedaroundthestore.Hejumped.Hestoodonhistoes.“Mum,Iwanttobuytheblueones,becausetheyfeeljustright,”Mariosaidtohismotherhappily.“Ican’twaittowearmynewshoestoschooltomorrow!”shoutedMario.26.Marioneedednewshoestotakepartin________.A.theparty B.thetrip C.therace D.thepicnic27.WhotookMariotobuynewshoes?A.Hisfather. B.Hissister. C.Hisbrother. D.Hismother.28.WhatsizewereMario’sfeetlastyear?A.Size1. B.Size2. C.Size3. D.Size4.29.Mariowantedtobuytheblueshoesbecausethey________.A.werecheap B.feltjustright C.weresmall D.pinchedhistoes30.HowdidMariofeelabouthisnewshoes?A.Nervous. B.Worried. C.Excited. D.Shy.（24·天津中考真题）SaraandJackhelpedtheirmotherandfatherworkonthefarm.Theygotfoodanddrinkfromthefarm.Saragotwaterfromthestream.Jackgoteggsfromthehens.Saragotapplesfromthetrees.Jackgotcornfromthefield.Saragotmilkfromthecow.AfterSaraandJackworked,theywentintothehouse.Whenitgotdarkatnight,Fathermadeafiresothatthehousehadlight.ThenMothertoldthefamilysomenews.“Thereisanewfoodcalledicecream,”Mothersaid.“Butsomepeoplecallitcreamice.”Thewholefamilysmiled.Thefamilythoughtthatcreamicewasafunnynameforafood.“Canwetrysomeicecream,Mother?”askedJack.“Weneediceandmilktomakeit,”saidMother.“Wehavetowaituntilwinterwhenitsnows.Thenwewillgetice.”SaraandJackcouldn’twaituntilwintersothattheycouldtryicecream.26.WheredidSaraandJackhelptheirmotherandfatherwork?A.Inthehotel. B.Onthefarm. C.Inthecinema. D.Onthetrain.27.WheredidSaragetwater?A.Fromthecow. B.Fromthefield. C.Fromthestream. D.Fromthetrees.28.Whenthehousehadlight,Mother________tothefamily.A.showedsomephotos B.sangsomesongsC.readsomepoems D.toldsomenews29.Whatdidthefamilythinkofthenameofcreamice?A.Itwasfunny. B.Itwaseasy. C.Itwashelpful. D.Itwascommon.30.Whatdidtheyneedtomakeicecream?A.Sugarandeggs. B.Iceandmilk. C.Applesandcorn. D.Milkandmeat.（23·天津中考真题）Inthemorning,DanielandPeterfinishedtheirbreakfastquickly.Theyputontheirschooluniforms(校服),tooktheirschoolbagsandwalkedquicklytothebusstop.Theyhadtowaitfortheirschoolbusasusual.Theywaitedforhalfanhourbutthebusdidn’tcome.Thetwobrotherswerestartingtogetworried.Theydidnotwanttobelateforschool.Justthen,Daniel’sclassmate,Ben,camewithafootballonhisbike.TheyweresurprisedtoseethatBenwasn’tinhisschooluniform.Benstoppedinfrontofthetwobrothersandasked,“Whereareyougoing?”“Toschool,”repliedPeterquickly.“Whyaren’tyoureadyforschool,Ben?”Danielasked.“Haveyouforgottenthattodayisaschoolholiday?”laughedBen.“Wehavenolessonstoday!”WhenDanielandPetertoldtheirmotheraboutit,theyalllaughed.Atlast,thebrothersjoinedBeninplayingfootballinthefieldnearby.Whataspecialmorning!26.Whendidthestoryhappen?A.Inthemorning. B.Atnoon. C.Intheafternoon. D.Intheevening.27.HowdidDanielandPeterfeelwhentheirschoolbusdidn’tcome?A.Angry. B.Excited. C.Lonely. D.Worried.28.Whywerethetwobrotherssurprised?A.Benwasafootballfan. B.Benwasn’tinhisschooluniform.C.Benhadabicycle. D.Benwasleavingschool.29.Thebusdidn’tcomebecause________.A.theweatherwasbad B.thedriverwassickC.itwasaschoolholiday D.therewassomethingwrongwithit30.Whatdidthetwobrothersdoatlast?A.Theywenttothecinema. B.TheyplayedfootballwithBen.C.Theyreadbooksathome. D.Theycookedwiththeirmother.（22·天津中考真题）SteveisJamesandJohn’sbigbrother.Oneday,whentheirmumleftforwork,JamesandJohnstartedcrying.Theydidn’twanthertoleave.Stevetriedtostopthemcryingandsaid,“Let’splayhide-and-seek(捉迷藏).YouhideandI’llcounttoten.ThenI’lltrytofindyou.”StevefoundJamesunderachairandJohnbehindadoor.Theyplayedoverandoveragain.Eachtime,thetwoboyshidinthesameplaces.Finally,Stevefelttooboredwiththegame.“Let’stakethedogforawalk,”hesaid.WhenStevewalkedthedog,hefoundJamesandJohnwererunninginthestreet.Hethoughtitwassodangerous.Thenhehadanidea.“Anyonewhowalksbacktothehousewithmecanhavesomesnacks!”Steveshouted.Athome,theboysatesomecookiesandgotreadyforasleep.JamesandJohnwantedastory.Stevetoldthemthestoryaboutthelittleredhen.Whentheirmumreturnedhome,shewaspleasedtofindthethreesleepingboys.26.JamesandJohnstarted________whentheirmumlefthome.A.crying B.running C.reading D.sleeping27.WheredidJameshideduringthegame?A.Underatable. B.Underachair. C.Behindadoor. D.Behindabox.28.WhydidStevefeelboredwiththegame?A.Becausehewasnotgoodatit. B.Becausehedidn’tknowwheretohide.C.Becausehisbrothersmadetheroomdirty. D.Becausehisbrothersalwayshidinthesameplaces.29.WhatwereJamesandJohndoingwhenStevewalkedthedog?A.Stayinginthehouse. B.ShoutingatSteve. C.Runninginthestreet. D.Eatingsomesnacks.30.Howdidtheirmumfeelwhenshefoundthesleepingboys?A.Angry. B.Pleased. C.Afraid. D.Sad.（21·天津中考真题）I’mKevinastudentofGrade9.Mostofmyfriendswalktoschool,butIliketoridemybikeeachday.Iwakeupat7:00.AfterIwashmyfaceandeatbreakfast,Ithrowtheschoolbagonmyback.DoIhavemybooksandhomework?Yes,Ido.Itakemybike,hop（跳）ontoitandridetoschoolat7:30.“Seeyoulater.Mum,”Isay.IpassmyfriendswhenIrideby.“Hi,Kevin!”theycallwhenIpass.Marydoesnotwanttoridewithme.Shedoesnotliketowearaschoolbag.Shelikestocarryherbooksinherarmswhenshewalks.Shelikestokicktheautumnleaves.Butshelikestolookattheflowersthebest.Notme!Iliketoridemybiketofeelthefreshairinmyface.WhenIgettoschool,Ilockmybikeinthebicyclepark.IwalkacrossthefieldtosayhitoMrBrownandwaitformyfriendsinourclassroom.26.WhatgradeisKevinin?A.Grade6. B.Grade7. C.Grade8. D.Grade9.27.WhattimedoesKevinridetoschool?A.At6:30. B.At7:00. C.At7:30. D.At8:00.28.Onherwaytoschool,Marylikesto________thebest.A.ridewithKevin B.lookattheflowers C.wearaschoolbag D.kicktheautumnleaves29.WhydoesKevinliketorideabike?A.Totakehismumwithhim. B.Tomeethisgrandpa.C.Tofeelthefreshairinhisface. D.Toshowheisbrave.30.WheredoesKevinwaitforhisfriends?A.Athome. B.Inthefield. C.Attheschoolgate. D.Intheclassroom.（25·天津南开区一模）Joelivedaloneinasmallvillageafterhiswife’sdeath.Theonlyfuntimeshehadwerewhenhisgrandchildrenvisitedhimduringtheholidays.Once,hecleanedthewholehousetowelcomehisgrandchildren.Whilehewascleaningthebarn(谷仓),helosthiswatch.Itwasagiftfromhiswife.Whenhisgrandchildrencame,theyfoundthattheirgrandfatherwasverysad.Theyaskedhimwhatwaswrong.Joetoldthemthathecouldn’tfindhiswatch.Thechildrenwantedtohelphim.TheyaskedJoewhenhehadlastseenhiswatch.Joerememberedthatthelasttimehesawit.Hewasabouttocleanthebarn.Thechildrensearchedfortwohoursbutcouldn’tfindanything.Then,oneofthechildrenaskedtheotherstoleaveandsaidhewouldlookforthewatchbyhimself.Minuteslater,thechildbroughtthewatchback.Joeandotherchildrenwantedtoknowhowhedidit.Theboysaid,“Isatinthebarnquietly.Afterafewminutes,Ihearda‘tick-tick’soundandfoundthewatch.”Joehuggedthelittleboyandthankedhim.Thatisthepowerofsilence.Ifwestayquiet,wecanfindsolutions(解决办法)moreeasily.31.Joefelthappywhen________.A.helivedalone B.hisdaughtercametovisithimC.hefinishedcleaningthehouse D.hisgrandchildrenvisitedhim32.WherewasJoe’swatchfrom?A.Fromhiswife. B.Fromhisson. C.Fromhisparents. D.Fromhisgrandparents.33.Joethoughthelosthiswatchin________.A.thekitchen B.thebarn C.thefield D.thebathroom34.Howlongdidthechildrensearchforthewatch?A.Onehour. B.Twohours. C.Aday. D.Minuteslater.35.Howdidoneofthechildrenfindthewatch?A.Hesearchedthewholehouse. B.Heaskedforhelpfromhisgrandfather.C.Hekeptquietandheardthewatchticking. D.Hecleanedthebarnonhisown.（25·天津河东区一模）WhenIwasalittleboy,IlivednexttoDavid.Helikedtoplanttreesinhislargeyardonweekends.Butthewayheplantedtreeswasquitedifferent.Heneverwateredhisnewtrees.Iaskedhimwhyhedidso,andhesaidthatwateringtreeswouldspoilthem.“Ifyouwaterthetrees,eachbabytreewillgrowweakerandweaker.”saidDavid.Hetoldmethatwateringthesenewtreeswouldmakeroots(树根)shallow(浅),butdeeprootswereveryimportantfortrees.Ididn’tunderstandhiswordsatthattime.SeveralyearsafterIlefthome,Icamebacktovisitmyparents.WhenIwalkedbyDavid’shouse,Isawthetreesthatheplanted.Theyarestrongnow.Isuddenlyrealizethatplantingatreeislikeraisingachild.Asafatheroftwochildren,Ishouldn’tcareforthemtoomuch.Instead,theyshoulddependonthemselves.Inthatcase,whateverhappens,theycanmaketheirowndecisions.31.WhendidDavidliketoplanttrees?A.Onweekends. B.OnFridays.C.Onsunnymornings. D.Onrainydays.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“spoil”probablymeaninParagraph1?A.bebadfor B.befamousfor C.besimilarto D.bethankfulto33.Whydidn’tDavidwaterhisnewtrees?A.Becausehedidn’thaveenoughwater. B.Becausehewastoooldtowatertrees.C.Becausehewantedtomakerootsdeep. D.Becausehedidn’tknowhowtowatertrees.34.HowarethetreesthatDavidplantednow?A.Dead. B.Strong. C.Small. D.Weak.35.Whatdoesthewriterlearnfromhisexperience?A.Childrenshouldplanttrees. B.Parentsshouldwatertreesallthetime.C.Childrenshoulddependonthemselves. D.Parentsshouldcarefortheirkidstoomuch.（25·天津河西区一模）MaJiajun,amiddleschoolstudentfromJilinCity,setanewworldrecordfor“themostconsecutivetriplejumprope(连续三摇跳绳)”with701times.Theearlierworldrecordwas423times.MaJiajunhasbeenpractisingjumpropesincethethirdgradeofprimaryschool.Hisfatherjustwantedhimtokeepfitatfirst.However,thePEteacherfoundhistalent(天赋)andadvisedhimtotryprofessional(专业的)training.Inthesecondyearofmiddleschool,MaJiajunjoinedaclubandstartedprofessionaltraining.In2019,MaJiajunwonthefirstnationalchampionship(冠军)inhislife.XuTianhai,MaJiajun’scoach,foundthathewasbetterattriplejumprope.SoMaJiajunmadeitasamainevent.Whenpreparingtobreaktheworldrecord,MaJiajuntrained8hoursaday.“Youreffortswillbepaidoff!”hiscoachoftenencouragedhiminthisway.In2021,MaJiajunbroketheworldrecord.Hesaid“WhenIjumpedropemorethan500times,Iwastootired,butmywillpower(意志力)helpedmefinishthelast200times.Afterfinishingit,helayontheground.”Rightnow,heispreparingformorecompetitions.AlotofteenagersthinkofMaJiajunasarolemodelandhavejoinedthejumpropeteam.31.HowmanytimeswasMaJiajun’snewworldrecordmorethantheearlierone?A.278. B.200. C.300. D.423.32.WhydidMaJiajun’sfatheraskhissontojumpropeinthebeginning?A.BecausehefollowedthePEteacher’sadvice. B.Becausehefoundhisson’stalentearly.C.Becauseheexpectedhissontobreaktherecord. D.Becausehewantedhissontokeephealthy.33.Whatcanweknowfromthethirdparagraph?A.MaJiajunwonthreechampionshipsinhislife.B.MaJiajunoncewantedtogiveupjumprope.C.MaJiajuntrainedhardforbreakingtherecord.D.MaJiajunwasoftenlaughedatduringthedailytraining.34.WhatplayedabigroleinMaJiajun’sfinishingthelast200times?A.Hisgreatskill. B.Hisstrongmind.C.Hisfather’ssupport. D.Hiscoach’sencouragement.35.WhichofthefollowingaboutMaJiajunisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.HeisaprimaryschoolstudentfromBeijing.B.Hesetanewworldrecordforthetriplejumpropewith423times.C.In2021,hewonthefirstnationalchampionshipinhislife.D.Inthesecondyearofmiddleschool,hestartedprofessionaltraining.（25·天津河北区一模）Fionawasaverypopulargirlatschool.Fromanearlyage,shetriedtobekindandfriendlytoeveryone.Sheinvitedthewholeclasstoherbirthdaypartyandsometimesgavepresentstoeverybody.However,everythingchangedonInternationalDayofFriendship.Onthatday,everyonehadtomakethreepresentstogivetotheirthreebestfriends.Fionaenjoyedthetaskofchoosingthreefromherclassmates.Butwhenallthepresentsweremadeandsharedout,shewastheonlyonethatdidn’treceiveapresent!Fionafeltterrible,cryingforhours.Everyonecametocomforther,buteachstayedonlyashorttimebeforeleaving—justasshedidtootherssomanytimes.Sherealizedshewasagoodcompanion(伙伴),butshewasn’tatruefriendtoanyone.Althoughshetriedtobeclosetoeveryone,shefoundthatwasn’tenoughtocreatetruefriendships.Thatnight,Fionatoldhermotherabouteverything.Hermothersaid,“Mydear,youcannotbuyfriendswithasmileorafewgoodwords.Ifyouwanttruefriends,youmustgivethemtimeandrealcare.”Hearingthis,Fionadecidedtochangeherwaystohavesometruefriends.Asshelayinbedthatnight,shethoughtabouthowtoachievethis.Shethoughtabouthermother,whowasalwaysreadytohelpher,putupwithherbadbehaviour,encouragedherandlovedherdeeply.Thatwaswhatmadeatruefriend!Fionasmiledhappily,realizingshealreadyhadthebestfriendanyonecouldeverwant.26.WhichshowstherightchangesofFiona’sfeelingsduringthegiftexchange?A.Happy→sad→surprised. B.Happy→surprised→sad.C.Surprised→worried→angry. D.Surprised→hopeful→excited.27.HowdidthestudentscomfortFiona?A.Theycalledhermother. B.Theygavehertheirpresents.C.Theyspentalittletimewithher. D.Theywalkedherhometogether.28.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3aboutFiona?A.Shedidn’tdowellinschool.B.Nobodyatschoollikedheratall.C.Shewastoobusytodeveloptruefriendships.D.Sherealizedshewasn’tmakingfriendstherightway.29.FromFiona’smother’swords,wecanknowthemotherisa_________person.A.loving B.strict C.brave D.humorous30.Whatlessondoesthepassagemainlyteachus?A.Parentsareachild’sfirstteachers.B.Kindwordsarethemusicoftheworld.C.Astrongfriendshipreallyneedstimeandcare.D.Closeneighboursarebetterthandistantrelatives.（25·天津滨海新区一模）BowasborninAlaska,butheliveswithusinMinnesotanow.ItakeBoforwalksinthemorningandafternoon.Duringeverywalk,Iusuallyendupshouting,“Slowdown,Bo!”WhenBowasinAlaska,helikedtopullsleds(雪橇)andrunfast.Heworkedwithateamofotherdogstopullasledoversnowandice.Bowasveryfastandstrong,andhisteamwonseveraldog-sledraces.ManypeopleenjoyedcheeringforBotorun.Wheneverwegoonwalks,Bostartsoutrunning.Hesuddenlypullsmedownthesidewalkandpullsmearoundthepark.I’malittleangrybutIhavetodigmyfeetintothegroundandpullBobackwithahardpull.ThisistheonlywayBowillstop.Ihavetowaitforhimtocalmdownbeforewestartwalkingagain.SomepeoplethinkitisfunnywhentheyseeBotryingtoraceinsteadofwalkingwithme.“Go,Bo!Go!”theyshoutandlaugh.“No,Bo!Ohplease,no!”Ishout.Idon’tthinkitisveryfunnybecauseitfeelslikeBoislikelytopullmyarmsoff.MomsaysBowilllearnhowtowalkslowlyandtrynottoruneverywhereoneday.Ihopehe’safastlearner.26.WhatdidBodoinAlaska?A.Heracedagainstotherpeople.B.Hepulledsledsoversnowandice.C.Hehelpedpeoplediginthesnow.D.Hetaughtpeoplehowtowalkslowly.27.WhydoesBosometimesmakethewriterunhappy?A.Becauseheisverycalm.B.Becauseheneverlistenstoher.C.Becauseherunstoofastduringwalks.D.Becauseheisn’tagoodracingdog.28.HowdoesthewritermakeBostopduringwalks?A.Sheshoutsathimloudly. B.Shepullshimbackhard.C.Shewaitsforhimtocalmdown. D.Sheasksotherpeopleforhelp.29.WhatdoesthewriterhopeaboutBo?A.Shehopeshewillrunfaster. B.Shehopeshewillwinmoreraces.C.Shehopeshewilllearntowalkslowly. D.ShehopeshewillmovebacktoAlaska.30.Thebesttitleforthispassageis________.A.Cheerup!Bo! B.Go,Bo!Go! C.Bequiet,Bo! D.SlowDown,Bo!（25·天津红桥一模）IlovedrunningwhenIwasinGrade5.Ioftentookpartinracesatthattime.Itriedhardineveryrace,butIneverwon.Beforemylastrace,Iwasthinkingofgivingup,butIrememberedwhatmyfathersaidtome.Hesaid,“Don’tgiveup,myson.Ibelieveinyou.”WhileIwasonthetrack(跑道),Iwasreallynervous.WhenIheardthestartinggun(枪),IranasfastasIcould.Iwasinfirstplaceatthebeginningoftherace,butotherstudentssooncameupwithme.Ifeltverytired,butIdidn’tgiveup.Itriedmybesttorun.Allmyclassmatesshouted,“Comeon,LiShuo!”Attheendoftherace,Ifinishedinsecondplace.Hooray!Ididit!Allmyclassmatescongratulatedme,andIwasverydelighted.26.LiShuooftentookpartinraces________.A.whenhewasinGrade3 B.whenhewasinGrade5C.whenhewasinGrade7 D.whenhewasinGrade927.WhoaskedLiShuonottogiveup?A.Hisfather. B.Hismother. C.Hisclassmates. D.Hisfriends.28.WhenLiShuowasonthetrack,howdidhefeel?A.Tired. B.Excited. C.Nervous. D.Surprised.29.Theword“delighted”inParagraph4means“________”.A.happy B.pretty C.friendly D.sleepy30.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.LiShuotriedhardineveryrace,sohealwayswon.B.LiShuothoughtofgivingupafterhislastrace.C.LiShuofinishedinfirstplaceatlast.D.LiShuowasinfirstplaceatthebeginningoftherace.（25·天津和平区二模）Onmy35thbirthday,Igavemyselfmyfirstskateboard.MostofmyfriendsandfamilythoughtIwascrazy,butonlyIknewwhy.Twoyearsago,Iaccidentallyfelldowna12-meterwaterfallandbrokemypelvis(骨盆).Iwentfromusingawheelchairtousingcrutches(拐杖),thentotryingtowalkablock,andfinallywalkingmiles.Physicalactivitybecameevenmoreimportantinmylife.Sowhynotmakeitenjoyable?I’vewantedtolearntoskateboardsinceIwasakid,butmostofmytimeandenergywentintodancing.Inmyopinion,skatingwasactuallyverysimilartodancing.Foralongtime,Itriedtolearnskatingonmyown.IhadnoideawhatIwasdoingandalwaysfeltawkwardwhenmanystrangerssawmeskatingorsimplytryingtokeepmybalance.Thatfearofbeingjudgedoftenstoppedmefromjustgettingoutthereforpractice.Oneday,myfriendMonicaandImetsomeofthemembersofGRLSWIRL,askateboardingclub.Theyweresofriendlythatwewantedtobepartofit.Thisclubwasamazing.Eventhougheveryonetherewasbetterthanme,theywerehappytohelpandexcitedtoseemeovercomechallenges.There,Igraduallybecamemoreconfident.Forme,abigpartofskatingwasovercomingmyPTSD(创伤后应激障碍).Fallingisahugepartofskating,butbecauseofthataccident,itwasreallyhardformetoovercomeit.However,themoreIlearnedfromeverylittlefall—allowingmybodytounderstandthatitwasOK,andthatIcoulddropandgetupagain—thelessmyPTSDtookover.ThemoreIskated,thebettermybodyandmindfelt.AlthoughIstartedskatingfortherapy(治疗),Ineverimagineditwouldopenupanewworldofexcitementandpossibilitiesforme.36.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph2?A.Thewriterdidn’tspendmuchtimedancing. B.Thewriterusedtobeagoodskateboarder.C.Thewriterhadacaraccidenttwoyearsago. D.Thewriterputinalotofefforttowalkagain.37.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“awkward”inParagraph3mean?A.无聊的 B.震惊的 C.尴尬的 D.生气的38.Whendidthewriterbecomeconfident?A.Aftershejoinedtheclub. B.Aftershegotgoodatskateboarding.C.AftershemadefriendswithMonica. D.Aftershegotgoodresultsinthegame.39.Whywasthewriterafraidoffalling?A.Herdoctorhadwarnedhernottofall. B.Fallingwouldbelaughedatbyothers.C.Shedidn’twanttohurtherlegagain. D.Thepastexperienceleftherwithbadfeelings.40.Whatdidthewriterthinkofskateboardingintheend?A.Itwouldbeherlifework. B.Itwasalightonherroadoflife.C.Itwassomethingshehadtodo. D.Itwasthereasonforhertowalkagain.（25·天津河东区二模）Onceuponatime,therewasalittleboy.Hisparentswerepoorfarmers.Theycouldn’tpayforaworker,sotheboyhadtohelp.Heworkedhard.Everyday,hehadaone-hourrestatsunset(日落).Heusedthattimetoclimbtothetopofahill.There,hecouldseeahouseonanotherhill.Ithadgoldenwindows.Theywerereallybrightandshonelikediamonds(钻石).Oneday,theboy’sfathersaidtohim,“Youworkedreallyhard,soyoucantakeadayoff.Trytolearnsomethinggood.”Theboythankedhisfather.Then,helefthomeandwalkedtothefarhill.Hecametothehouseandknockedonthedoor,andagirlanswered.Hetoldheraboutthegoldenwindows.Thegirlshookherheadandsaid,“Poorfarmerslikeusonlyhaveglasswindows.Lookthere!That’sthehousewiththegoldenwindows.”Shepointedatsomethingfaraway.Whentheboylooked,hesawhisownhouse.Hethenthankedthegirlandrushedhome.Inside,hesawhisfamilyandsmiled.Hetoldthemabouthisexcellentday.Healsosaid,“Ilearnedagreatlesson—ourhousehasgoldenwindows.”26.Whatdoweknowaboutthelittleboy?A.Hewasquitelazy. B.Hewasveryrich.C.Hewasasonofpoorfarmers. D.Hewasasonofaworker.27.Whatdidtheboydowhenhehadaone-hourrest?A.Herestedathome. B.Hebuiltahouse.C.Hehelpedhisparents. D.Heclimbedtothetopofahill.28.Theboytookadayoffbecausehe________.A.workedhard B.wantedtoplayC.foundadiamond D.neededtovisitthegirl29.Whatdidthegirlpointat?A.Thewindowsmadeofgold. B.Thewindowsmadeofdiamond.C.Thewindowsofthegirl’shouse. D.Thewindowsoftheboy’shouse.30.Howdidtheboyfeelwhenhegothome?A.Happy. B.Lonely. C.Surprised. D.Strange.（25·天津南开区二模）Everyonehasunhappydays.Butit’shardtodealwiththesekindsofdayswhenyou’rejustakid.DeltonMyers,a10-year-oldboy,fromColumbia,theUSA,wroteandpublishedabooktohelpkidsdealwithdepression(抑郁).Myersisgoingonabooktouracrossthecountrythismonth.HisbookiscalledTheInvisibleInjury(《隐形的创伤》).I