2025年中考英语真题汇编04之阅读理解B篇4973

年中考英语真题汇编04之阅读理解B篇4973P49Thismorning,WangPingwasinahurrytotherailwaystationbecausehisfriendwaswaitingforhimthere.Unluckily,hegotstuckinatrafficjam(交通阻塞).Allthecarswerelinedup,anddriverswerehonking(按喇叭)ateachotherinanger.WangPinggotoutofhiscarandmovedforwardtoseewhatwascausingthetrafficjam.Ataturn,hesawayoungmantryinghardtorestarthiscat.Itwasclearthatthecarhadbrokendownforsomereason.Everyonetherewasjuststaringatthemanwithoutofferinganyhelp.Manyofthemwereevenblaming(责备)themanforthetrafficjam.Thenumberofcarsstuckintrafficwasgrowing,andthemanlookedveryembarrassed.Seeingthis,WangPingquicklywenttohelptheman.Fourotherdriversfollowedhim.Together,theypushedthecar,andsoonitstartedagainwithaloudnoise.Theyoungmansmiledwithrelief.Hethankedthepeoplewhohelpedhimandsaidsorrytoeveryonebeforedrivingaway.Inlife,weallmakemistakes.Thesemistakesareusuallynotonpurposebuthappenbecauseofunexpectedsituationsattimes.Whenothersmakemistakes,weoftenblamethem,butwhenwemakemistakes,wewantotherstounderstandandhelpus.However,duringdifficulttimes,weshouldfocusonsolvingtheprobleminsteadofblamingothers.Also,forgiving(原谅)othersisasmartchoicebecauseitcanstopfightsandspreadkindness.[2025·眉山]WhathappenedtoWangPingwhenhewasonhiswaytotherailwaystation?A.Hemetanoldfriend. B.Hiscarstoppedworking.C.Hegotcaughtinatrafficjam. D.Heknockeddownaperson.HowdidWangPingandtheotherfourdrivershelptheyoungman?A.Theyhelpedhimrestarthiscar. B.Theyofferedtogivehimalift.C.Theycalledthepoliceforhim. D.Theypushedhiscartotheroadside.WhatdoyouthinkofWangPingaccordingtothepassage?A.Careful. B.Honest. C.Warm-hearted. D.Hard-working.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Weshouldofferhelpwhenothersareintrouble.B.Trafficrulesareimportanttoeveryoneinthecity.C.Unexpectedeventscouldhappentoeveryoneindailylife.D.Solvingproblemsandforgivingothersarebetterthanblaming.CACDP50TheYinggedance,alsonamed“DanceoftheHeroes”,hasahistorydatingbacktotheMingDynasty.Itisafolkartformthatmixesopera,danceandmartialarts(武术).ItisquitepopularinGuangdongProvinceinsouthChinaandPuningishometoover100Yinggeteams.In2006,PuningYinggedancewaslistedaspartofChina’snationalintangibleculturalheritage(非物质文化遗产).TheYinggedanceusuallygetsinspirationfromTheWaterMargin,oneofChina’sFourGreatClassicalNovels.Duringmajorfestivals,thesoundofYinggedrumsfillscitiesandvillages.Thedancerswearcolorfultraditionalcostumes,putonbeautifulfacialmakeup(化妆)anddancejoyfully.Whenwatchingthedance,peoplecanalwaysfeelthespiritoffightingforthegoodbesidesalivelyairwithenergyandyouth.Typically,intheYinggedance,theleaddanceractslikeasnakeasthesnakemeansbeingflexible(灵活的)andwise,whichgivesthedancedeepculturalimportance.Holdingaclothsnake,theleaddancercopiesthesnake’smovements.Whenhemakeshiswaythroughthedanceteam,healsoguidestheteam’sdirection.Hisfinestepsandskillfulmovementsmakehimthefocusoftheperformance.Duringperformances,dancersholdtheYinggesticksattheirmid-points,wavingthemandformingtheshapeofnumber8.Atthesametime,theirfingerscreatecontinuousmovements.Moreover,eachdancerjumpssidewaysandhitsthestickstothedrumbeatsasiftheyareridingahorse.Theirheadsandbodiesmovenaturallytothebeattoo.Traditionally,onlyadultmencouldjointheYinggeteams.Today,theYinggedancehasgreetedbothmenandwomen.Also,moderndanceisaddedwhilethemostimportantpartoftraditionaldanceiskept,whichsuitsthetasteofpeopletoday.[2025·泸州]WhatdoweknowabouttheYinggedance?A.ItcomesfromPuning.B.Itmixesopera,danceandmagic.C.ItenjoysgreatpopularityinsouthChina.D.Itbelongstotheworldintangibleculturalheritage.WhatcanpeoplefeelwhenenjoyingtheYinggedance?A.Thedreamtogetyoung. B.Thehopeforlookinggood.C.Theloveforclassicalmusic. D.Thespiritoffightingforthegood.Whichofthefollowingabouttheleaddanceristrue?A.Heholdsaclothdragon. B.Hedancesthroughtheteam.C.Hedressesuplikeasnake. D.Hecopiesteammates’action.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”inParagraph4mostprobablyreferto?A.Thesticks. B.Theheads. C.Thefingers. D.Theperformances.Whatisachangeintoday’sYinggedance?A.Puttingonfacialmakeup. B.Includingmenintheteam.C.Wearingtraditionalcostumes. D.Borrowingfrommoderndance.41-45CDBADP51HaveyoueverheardofaforeignteacherfromBristol,UK?HeisworkingveryhardtoachievehisChinesedream.HisnameisJames.HehasbeenateacheratHunanUniversityofArtsandScienceforeightyears.Hisstudentslovehimandcallhima“legendary”foreignteacher.Sincehewasalittlechild,hefeltlikehehadafeelingoffriendshipwithChina.Now,hespendsalotoftimedoingcharity(慈善)work.Andhehasalwaysworkedwholeheartedlyforthepeople.Hecaresabouttheveterans(退伍军人)whofoughtintheWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression(1931–1945).HehasbeenvolunteeringatalocalaidcenterinChangde,Hunanprovinceforthoseveteransforoversixyears.Heoftentravelstomanysmallvillagestovisittheveteranswithothervolunteers.“Charityisourduty,”saysJames.“Weshouldn’tforgettheseveterans.Everyoneshouldcareforthem.”Jamesalsohelpspoorstudentsbysupportingtheireducation.Hebelieveseverystudentshouldhaveachancetolearn.Becauseofhiseffort,inSeptember2014,JameswonHunan’sSeventhXiaoxiangFriendshipAward(奖).ThisawardisgiventoforeignerswhohelpmakeHunanabetterplacebythePeople’sGovernmentofHunanprovince.NowJamesistryingtogetaChinesegreencard.HewantstostayinChinaforever.“Somepeoplethinkbeingsuccessfulmeanshavingenoughmoney,”hesays.“Butmydreamistohelpmorepeopleinneed.”HehopestobecomepartofChinesesocietyandtakerealactiontoachievehisChinesedreamstepbystep.[2025·临沂]HowlonghasJamesbeenateacherinChina?A.Foroversixyears. B.Foreightyears. C.Sincehewasachild.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytellus?A.James’effortfortheveterans.B.James’lovefortravelinginChina.C.James’experienceoflearningChinesehistory.WhydidJameswintheXiaoxiangFriendshipAward?A.ForhisChineselearningwell.B.ForhischarityworkinHunanprovince.C.ForhiswonderfulteachingskillsinHunanprovince.What’sthemainideaofthispassage?A.James’travelexperiencesinChina.B.James’teachingexperiencesinChina.C.James’Chinesedreamofhelpingothers.25-28BABCP52Hi!I’mLiHuaandIliveinChina.I’dliketosharesomeChinesecustoms.Chineseculturegenerallyvaluespersonalspace,soit’simportanttokeepalittlespaceforeachotherwhenmeetingothers.Infact,theChinesedidn’talwaysshakehandsinthepast,theynoddedorbowedgentlytoshowrespect.Asthecountrygraduallyletswesternculturein,peopleareusedtoshakinghands,especiallyinbusinesssettings.Manymannersmustbefollowedstrictlyatmeals.InChina,theelderarealwaysseatedfirst,andthenotherstaketheirseats.Chinesemealsareoftenservedfamily-style;weplaceseveraldishesinthecentreofthetableforeveryonetoshare.It’spolitetotakesmallpartsfromshareddishesratherthanserveourselveslargeparts.Whendrinking,weholdtheglassorcuplowerthananotherperson’sasasignofrespect.It’sconsideredpolitetofinishourmealandleaveacleanplate.Leavingfoodonourplatesmaybeconsideredwastefulanddisrespectfultothehost.TheChinesehavethehabitofsleepinganywhereatanytime.Peoplecaneasilyacceptthewaytotakebreaksatthebusylives.Ithasnothingtodowithlaziness,butquitetheopposite.Lately,aphotoofasleepingdoctorinthecorneroftheoperatingroomhasspreadwidelyonline.Thedoctormusthaveputalotofeffortintohiswork,anditisrighttotakebreaksforawhile.It’snotproperfortheChinesetoopengiftsinfrontofthegiver.Notonlythat,wealwaysrefusegiftsseveraltimesfirstbeforeweacceptthem.Andremembertoreceivethegiftwithtwohands.Whileinwesterncountries,peoplewanttoopengiftsatonce,becausetheywanttoshowtheirexcitementandjoytothegivers.Sorememberthatcultureandmeaningarepartofeveryactionwetake.[2025·凉山州]HowaretheChineseusedtoshowingrespectwhenmeetingothersnow?A.Bynoddinggently. B.Bybowinggently. C.Byshakinghands.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disrespectful”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Disabled. B.Impolite. C.Unlucky.WhichofthefollowingbelongstoChinesecustoms?A.Takingbreaksforawhileatthebusylives.B.Takinglargepartsinsteadofsmallpartsfromshareddishes.C.Holdingtheglasshigherthananotherperson’swhendrinking.Whydopeopleinwesterncountrieswanttoopengiftsatonce?A.Becausetheydon’twanttoacceptgifts.B.Becausetheyrefusetoreceivegiftswithtwohands.C.Becausetheywanttoshowexcitementandjoytothegivers.What’sthepostmainlyabout?A.Customs. B.Gifts. C.Meals.CBACA

P53Somesummersneverend.Everydayisthesame.Itishotbeforethesunrises.Itishotafterthesunfalls.Betweenmorningandnight,whenthesunburnsinthesky...birdsstopsinging...dogsstopbarking...andeventimeseemstostop.Jackliesonhisbed.Hiswindowisopenbutthereisn’tabreathofair.Heliftsaheavyhandandlooksathismobile.Therearethreenewmessages.Heclicksonthefirstone.ItisfromZadie.HeyJack,I’mlyingonthebeachdrinkingalongcoldfruitjuicewithloadsofice.Thesun’sshiningbutitisn’ttoohot—there’sabeautifulcoolbreeze(微风)comingfromthesea.Igoswimmingeveryday.AndeverymorningIgoforareallylongrunonthebeach.Ihopeyou’rehavingagreatsummertoo!ZadieThesecondmessageisfromDavid.Hi,Jack,I’mstayingwithmyauntuphereinEdinburgh.It’smyfirsttimeinScotland,andit’sfantastic!I’mreadinglotsofbooksbyagreatEdinburghwriter,RobertLouisStevenson.DoctorJekyllandMisterHydeismyfavorite.Itisaveryscarystory!I’llshareitwithyouwhenIcomehome!DavidThethirdmessageisfromHolly.HelloJack,Thisisthebestholidayever.We’restayinginawoodenhousehighupinthemountains.Themountainsareamazing—there’ssnowonsomeofthem!EverydayIgoforalongwalkandtakephotosofthewildflowers.It’scoolhereatnightandIsleepunderalovelywarmblanket!Hopeyou’rehappyinWestbourne.HollyJackshakeshishead.Hisfriendsaresolucky!Hedecidesnottostayinbedanymore.Maybeit’scoolerinthepark.Andgettingclosetonatureisalwaysagoodchoice.Hegetsup,putshisfavoritebookinhisbagandleaveshisroom.[2025·连云港]WhatdoesParagraph1mainlytalkabout?A.Theme. B.Characters. C.Events. D.Background.WhereisJackspendinghissummerholiday?A.Bythesea. B.InEdinburgh. C.InWestbourne. D.Inthemountains.Accordingtothemessages,allofJack’sfriends__________.A.sharethesamehobby B.enjoyfamilytimeC.havepleasantholidays D.doplentyofsportsWhatwillJackprobablydonext?A.Meethisfriends. B.Readinthepark.C.Returnhisbook. D.TraveltoScotland.29.D30.C31.C32.BP54Inasmallvillage,thereweretwobrothersnamedJamieandJack.Theylivednextdoortoeachotherontheirfarmsfor20years.Everyday,theyworkedtogetherandhappilyhelpedoneanother.Oneday,thetwobrothershadafightoverasmallmisunderstanding(误解),whichquicklyturnedintoabiggerproblem.Theystoppedworkingtogetherandbeganusingmaliciouswordstowardseachother.Afterthat,neitherspoketotheotheragain.Afteraweek,someoneknockedonJamie’sdoor.Whenheopenedit,hefoundamanwithacarpenter’s(木匠的)toolbox.Themansaid,“I’mlookingforsomework.DoyouhaveanysmalljobsIcanhelpwith?”Jamiethoughtforamomentandreplied,“Yes,Ihaveajobforyou.”Hepointedtoawideditch(沟渠)outsidehisfarmandsaid,“MybrotherandIusedtoworktogether,butlastweek,hedugthisditchtoseparateourfarms.Iwantyoutobuildatallfence(围栏)there,soIdon’thavetoseemybrotheranymore.”Thecarpenteragreed.Jamiethenleftforthetowntodosomeshopping.Whenhecameback,insteadofthefencehehadaskedthecarpentertobuild,hewassurprisedtoseeabeautifulbridgeacrosstheditch.Justashewasabouttoaskthecarpenterwhathadhappened,Jackwalkedacrossthebridgewithtears(眼泪)inhiseyes.“I’msosorry,Jamie.AftereverythingI’vesaid,youstillbuiltthisbridgetofixthingsbetweenus,”Jacksaid.“You’rethebestbrotherever.”HethengaveJamieawarmhug.Atthatmoment,thetwobrothersrealisedjusthowimportanttheyweretoeachother.Thebridgewasnotjustawaytocrosstheditch—itwasasymbolforthemtorebuildrelationshipandunderstanding.[2025·乐山]WhatdoweknowaboutJamieandJackbeforetheirfight?A.Theylivedinabigcity.B.Theycaredabouteachotherverymuch.C.Theyhadalwaysbeenfightingwitheachother.Whatdoestheunderlinedwords“maliciouswords”inparagraph2mean?A.Rightwords. B.Warmwords. C.Badwords.WhydidJamieaskthecarpentertobuildafence?A.Toprotecthiswealth.B.TofixrelationshipwithJack.C.TokeepJackawayfromhislife.HowdidJackfeelwhenhesawthebridge?A.Touched. B.Angry. C.Disappointed.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.MoreDitches,MoreFencesB.BuildingBridges,NotFencesC.BestBrothersHurtEachOther56~60BCCABP55ScientistsfromChina’sShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityaredevelopingarobot“guidedog”tohelpblindpeople.TherobotdogisaboutthesizeofanEnglishbulldogbutalittlewider.Ithassixlegsinsteadoffour.Theextralegsmakeitmorestableandhelpitmovefaster.TherobotisbeingtestedinShanghai.WiththehelpofcamerasandAI,therobotdogcansee,listenandspeakwithblindpeople.Itcanhelpthemduringdailytripsoutsideandbea“friend”athome.Blindpeoplecanalsouseacane(手杖)tocontroltherobot’swalkingandrunningspeed.Therobotcanevenrecognizethetrafficlights—realguidedogsareunabletodothat.LiFeiandZhuSibinarehelpingtesttherobot.LiistotallyblindandZhucanonlyseealittle.Zhuoftenusesacanetomovearound.“Therobotdogwillmakeiteasiertogetintopublicplacesthanwithrealguidedogs.Iamhappytojoininthetest.Itcouldchangeourlivesinthenearfuture,”Lisaid.InChina,thereareabout17.31millionblindpeople,butthereareonlyabout400guidedogs.Thenewrobotistryingtosolvethisproblem.“Webelieveourrobotwillactas‘apairofeyes’forblindpeople,”saidProfessorGaoPeng,oneofthescientists.Hethinkstherecouldbealargemarketfortheserobotdogs.[2025·廊坊]Whydoscientistsdeveloptherobotdog?A.Tohelpblindpeople. B.ToimproveAItechnology. C.TobeattheBritishbulldog. D.Tocreateasix-leggedmachine.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?A.Howtherobotdogworks. B.Wheretherobotdogcango. C.Whattherobotdogcando. D.Whentherobotdogcomesout.HowdoesLiFeihelpdeveloptherobotdog?A.Hedesignsit. B.Hehelpstestit. C.Hebringsitintopublicplaces. D.Hecontrolsitwithacane.WhatisProfessorGaoPeng’sopinionabouttherobotdog?A.Itcantreatblindness. B.Itcostsalotofmoney.C.Ithastakentheplaceofrealguidedogs. D.Itwillhavealargenumberofcustomers.ACBDP56Surfingisakindofwatersport.Surfersuseasurfboardtocatchandridethebreakingwaves.Surfingoriginated(起源)inthePolynesianislandsofthePacificOceanaswellasWestAfricaandPeru.WhenPolynesiansfirstwentandlivedinHawaiiabout1200AD,theybroughttheirloveofsurfingwiththem.SurfingwasmorethanasporttotheearlyHawaiians.Itwasanimportantpartoftheirculture.Hawaiianscarved(雕刻)surfboardsfromthewoodofspecialtrees.Thefirstboardswereabout3to7meterslongandweighedmorethan50kilos.AfterWorldWarII,plasticfoam(泡沫)boardappearedandtheshapeimproved.Today’ssurfboardisabout1.5to2.7meterslongand11to26kilos.Itislightandflat,andatailfinisfixeddownside.Surfboardscomeinmanydifferentstyles,includingshortboards,longboards,andfunboards.SurfingwasbroughttotheWesternworldintheearly20thcentury.Inrecentyears,surfinghasbecomepopularamongChineseyoungsportlovers.Chinasetupitsnationalsurfingteamin2018.InMarch2024,a15-year-oldgirlcalledYangSiqi,fromSichuanProvince,becameChina’sfirstOlympicsurfer.Surfingisnotonlyaboutridingwavesbutaboutconnectingwiththeoceanandhavingfun.It’sasportthatcombinesphysicalstrength,balanceandaloveforthewater.So,ifyouevergetthechance,giveitatry![2025·兰州]Surfingstartedin__________.①Peru②WestAfrica③thePolynesianislandsofthePacificOceanA.①② B.①③ C.②③ D.①②③Thefirstboardsare__________and__________thantoday’s.A.longer;wider B.wider;heavierC.longer;heavier D.thicker;longerWhatistrueaboutparagraph4?A.Chineseareallinterestedinsurfingnow.B.Chinahassetupitsnationalsurfingteamfor10years.C.Surfingdidn’tbecomepopularinWesternworlduntilthe19thcentury.D.YangSiqiwas15yearsoldwhenshebecameChina’sfirstOlympicsurfer.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthetext?A. B. C. D.Whoisthetextmainlywrittenfor?A.Artlovers. B.Sportslovers. C.Cookinglovers. D.Booklovers.16.D17.C18.D19.A20.BP57RnabotCH-03120060505ratings(评论)260+boughtinthepastmonthPrice:¥1500Company:RnabotModelname:CH-03Waystoconnect:Wireless(无线的)Specialpoint:Clearnight-seeingabilityAboutthisrobotCH-03isarobotthathelpsyoustayintouchwithyourpets.It’ssmallandcanmovearoundinyourhouse,soyoucanseeyourpetsanytimeyouwant.CH-03letsyoutalktoyourfamilyorpetsanytime.Withyoursmartphone,theycanhearyouclearlythroughtherobot’sspeaker.CH-03canbeusedbymorethanonepersonsoyourfamilycanuseittogether.CH-03savesvideosonamemorycard(comeswith32GB,upto128GB).Youcandownload(下载)videosonyourphoneandsharethemonline.ItworkswellwithiPhonesandAndroidphones,butnotwithcomputers.What’sinthebox:CH-03robot×1,USBcharger(充电器)×1,Memorycard(32GB)×1,Instructionbook×1.[2025·济宁]WhatisRnabotCH-03?A.Amoveablerobot. B.Amusicspeaker.C.Anelectronicpet. D.Asmartphone.WhatcanRnabotCH-03do?A.Playwithyourpets. B.Checkyourpet’shealth.C.Cookfoodforyourpets. D.Savevideosofyourpets.Whichofthefollowingcanyouseeinthebox?A. B. C. D.WhatcanwegetfromtheintroductionofRnabotCH-03?A.It’sblindatnight. B.Itconnectsinawirelessway.C.Itworkswellwithcomputers. D.About505peoplelikethisproduct.ADABP58WhenIwasakid,mytwobrothersandIwouldstaywithGrandparentsforaweekduringsummervacation.Wealwayslookedforwardtospendingeverymomentwiththem,especiallyGrandpa,the“hero”inoureyes.Grandpabecameblindwhenhewas20yearsold,butitneversloweddownthestrong-willed(坚强的)man.Heworkedinashopeveryday.Customerswouldgivehimmoney,andhewouldreturntherightchangeandgivethemexactlywhattheywanted.Hehadmanyfriendswhovisitedtheshopjusttotalktohim,andatthattime,Ihelpedtohandcustomerstheirdrinksandsnacks.Thismademefeelgrown-up.HealsocookedlunchandwasheddisheswhileGrandmaworked.Asaboy,Iwouldwatchhimmovearoundthehousefromroomtoroomasifhecouldsee.Iwassosurprisedabouthowhemovedfromcookingtowashingthedishes,nevermakingamistake.ItseemedlikeeverytimeIstayedwithhim,wewouldvisitsomeoneintheeveningwhowasweakorverysick.Althoughhecan’tseethings,heneverletitstophimfromworkingandbeingkindtoothers.Hisloveforpeopleneverended.Duringthoseweeks,hetaughtmemanylessonsthatIstilltreasuretoday.Theytakemebacktothosedaysandremindmehowspecialhewas.ImisseverymomentIstayedwithhim.Tothisday,Istilldislikehearingsomeonesay,“Ican’tdothat,”becauseIknewablindmanwhoneversaidthosewords.[2025·济南]WhatcanwelearnaboutGrandpa?A.Hehadfewfriends.B.Helivedlikeanormalperson.C.Hehadmanyhobbies.D.Hebecameblindat25yearsold.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesGrandpa?A.Activebutshy. B.Strong-willedandcaring.C.Kindbutstrict. D.Warm-heartedandhumorous.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“thosedays”inthelastparagraphreferto?A.ThetimewithGrandpa.B.Thetimewiththefriends.C.Thetimewiththebrothers.D.Thetimewiththeneighbors.WhatlessondoesthewriterlearnfromGrandpa?A.Familyisimportant. B.Weshouldworkhard.C.Anythingispossible. D.Weshouldhelptheblind.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Astorybook. B.Afilmreview.C.Aguidebook. D.Asciencemagazine.BBACAP59Oneday,Andywasonhistriptobusiness.Whilewalkingpastavillage,hesawmanypeoplebusywiththeirworkinalargefield.Atthatmoment,ayoungmanwhosatbytheroadcaughthisattention.Andywonderedwhytheyoungmanwasfreeinsuchabusyseason.Thenhewentupandasked,“Haveyougrownyourvegetables?”Theyoungmanshookhisheadandsighed,“Notyet!I’mworryingabouttheweather.Ifthereisastorm,myvegetablesmaybedestroyed.Ifitistoocold,theseedsmaynotcomeoutfromthegroundatall.Ifitistoohot,theseedsmayevengobadinthesoil.”Andynoddedhisheadandaskedagain,“Then,haveyougrownrice?”Theyoungmanthoughtforawhile,andanswered,“Notyet.I’mworriedaboutthebirds.Theymayeattherice.Ican’ttakethatrisk.”Andywasverysurprised,“So,whathaveyougrownthen?”Thefarmerreplied,“Ihaven’tgrownanything.Iamwaitingforthebesttime!Imustmakesurethatnothingisgoingtodestroymyplants.”Ofcourse,thebesttimenevercame.Andtheyoungmandidn’tgetanythingfromthefieldatlast.Inourlife,manypeoplemayhavethesameproblem.Theyhavedreams,buttheydon’ttakeactionbecausetheyworrytoomuchaboutthedifficultiesinthefuture.However,iftheydon’tdoanything,howcantheyachievetheirdreams?[2025·淮安]Wheredidthestoryhappen?A.Inavillage. B.Inaforest. C.Inagarden. D.Inapark.HowdidtheyoungmanfeelwhenAndytalkedtohim?A.Proud. B.Happy. C.Worried. D.Lonely.Whatdoes“risk”inParagraph4referto(指)?A.Thericemaygobad. B.Thebirdsmayeattherice.C.Thericemaygetwet. D.Thebirdsmayflyaway.Whatdidtheyoungmangetfromthefieldatlast?A.Nothing. B.Vegetables. C.Rice. D.Tomatoes.Whatdoesthestorywanttotellus?A.Weatherisimportantforafarmer. B.Weshouldwaitforthebesttime.C.Agoodplanisverynecessary. D.Takeactionifyouhaveadream.31.A32.C33.B34.A35.DP60TheSiberiantigeristhelargestofalltigers.Anadultmalecangrowupto3.3metersinlengthandweighasmuchas300kilograms.AlthoughSiberiantigersarestrong,theyareoneofthemostendangeredanimals.Therearelessthan500ofthesebeautifulanimalsstilllivingintheworld.Longago,SiberiantigerswerecommonallovertheNortheastAsiaandtheRussiaFarEast.However,todaytheyarefoundmainlyalongtheChinese-Russianborder(边境).Whenpeoplebuildcitiesandcutdowntrees,itmeansthetigershavelessfoodandlessspacetolivein.That’sthemainreasonwhythenumberoftheSiberiantigersisreducing.Inrecentyears,Chinahassetupnaturalreserves(保护区)andbeguntoprotecttheSiberiantigers.TherearealsoplentyofSiberiantigersinzoos.Itishopedthatsomeofthesetigerscanreturntothewild.Ofcourse,theywouldneedtolearnhowtohuntandtakecareofthemselves.AnadultSiberiantigerrequiresupto100squarekilometersofforesttolivein.Atpresent,thereisnotenoughforestavailabletosupportsomanySiberiantigersinthewild.Judgethesentencesbelowtrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.[2025·龙东地区]TheSiberiantigerislargerthananyothertigerintheworld.Siberiantigersarethemostdangerousanimals.Longago,itwashardtoseetheSiberiantigersintheNortheastAsia.TherearefewerandfewerSiberiantigersmainlybecauseoflessfoodandlessspace.Siberiantigershavefullroomtoliveinthewildnow.(B)61—65TFFTFP61Inthefallof2022,myhusbandgotachancetospendthreeyearsinNanjingteachinginternationallaw.WhenwegottoChina,IbegantostudyChinese.Itwasreallyhardformetospeakputonghua.Forme,itwasn’tthegrammar.“Iwanttobuythisbook”isprettystraightforward:“我想买这本书”.AndIcouldmemorizelotsofChinesecharacters(hanzi).However,manywordssoundalikebutmeansomethingdifferent.Takethesound“jiàn”forexample,italwaysleavesmeguessing-thewarship(舰)orthearrow(箭),tomeet(见)ortobuild(建)?Then,somewherealongtheway,IstartedtalkingtopeoplearoundmeinChinese.Itriedtocommunicatewiththewomeninthemarketsabouthowtocookvegetables.SometimesItalkedtotaxidriversaboutthesongsontheradio.GraduallyIcouldlistentosongsandunderstandthelyricswithoutlookingthemup.IfinallyreachedthepointwhereIcouldenjoylivinginChinawithoutusingadictionary.Now,asouryearisupandwepackuptoleave,I’mfindingmyChinesehasimproved.IsearchBaidumapsinChinese,keepmymobilephoneContactsinChinese,andsendWeChatmessagestoChinesefriendsinChinese.Butmostly,Idon’tworryaboutmyperformanceanymoreandenjoyeveryexperiencetospeakChinese.Everylanguageisdifferent.Forme,finally,I’velearnedthatthekeytolearningChineseistoenjoylivinginChina.[2025·菏泽]WhendidthewriterstarttolearnChinese?A.In2022. B.In2023. C.In2024.Whydoesthewritertakethesound“jiàn”forexample?A.Tocomparedifferentmeaningsofthesameword.B.ToencourageforeignerstomemorizeChinesecharacters.C.Toshowmanywordssoundalikebuthavedifferentmeanings.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A.Norules,noorder. B.Practicemakes