三年（2023-2025）江苏中考英语真题分类汇编专题07 阅读表达（原卷版）

专题07阅读表达Passage1（2025·江苏淮安·中考真题）根据短文内容，回答问题。（每题答案不超过8个词）Theseyears,manycollegestudentschoosetojointhearmy(军队)aftergraduation.ZhaoHuanisoneofthem.WhenZhaoHuanwas26yearsold,hejoinedthearmyandbecameoneofthesoldiers(战士)onthetopofChangbaiMountaininJilinProvince.Thethree-yearlifeinthearmymadehimreallystrong-willed(意志坚强的).Theweatheronthemountainisterribleinwinter.Thesnowcanreachasdeepas2metres.Thelowesttemperaturecanbe-40℃.Thereareover200daysayearwhenthewindspeedisnearly12metrespersecond.“Itisverydifficulttofallasleepwiththewindoutsidecryinglikeawolf,”Zhaosaid.Lifewashardbecauseoftheweather.Whenthesnowcutofftheroads,thesoldiersneededwatermost.Theyhadtoheatthesnowtogetwatertodrink,cookandwashwith.Tosavewater,theyonlytookabathonceamonth.Evenso,Zhaoandhisteamdidnotgiveup.Whateverdifficultiestheymet,theytriedtheirbesttofinishtheirtasks.Especiallywhentheywereondutyoutsideinwinter,snowhittheirfacesandtheywerefrozenbecauseofthelowtemperature.Buttheyputtheirdutybeforeanythingandstoodlikeastatuewithoutaslightmove.Zhaosaid,“LifeisnoteasyonthetopofChangbaiMountain.Thinkingofthelightsofthousandsofhomes,Ithinkmyeffortspayoff.Forme,allthedifficultiescanbeovercomeinthefuture.Theexperienceofbeingasoldierherereallymeansalottome.”1．HowoldwasZhaoHuanwhenhejoinedthearmy?2．Howistheweatheronthemountaininwinter?3．Whatdidthesoldiersneedmostwhenthesnowcutofftheroads?4．DidZhaoandhisteamgiveupwhentheymetdifficulties?5．WhydidZhaosaythattheexperiencemeantalottohim?Passage2（2025·江苏盐城·中考真题）阅读并回答问题Peopleareonceagainimpressedbyarecentsciencefictionmovie.Inthemovie,peopleonadesertplanetwearspecialsuitsthatturnsweat(汗水)intocleandrinkingwater.Soundslikemagic?Infact,insomewater-shortplacesonEarth,peoplerecyclewastewaterinsimilarways.Evenastronautsinspacerecycletheirwater!Youmightthink,“WehaveplentyofwateronEarth.”Butactually,cleanwaterislimited.Somecountriesaredevelopingbetterwaystosavewater.InGermany,there’sanamazingwastewaterreusesystem.Thisnewsystemseparateswastewaterintodifferenttypes.—Rainwateriscollectedtowaterthegardens.—“Graywater”fromkitchenandbathroomsinksisusedtoflushtoilets.—“Blackwater”fromtoiletsissenttoalocalfactorytobeturnedintobiogas(沼气).Thepurposeofthesystemisnotonlytoreducewaterusebutalsotoprovidepowerforlocalpeople.Perhapsmorecountriescanfollowthisexample.Thechallengelieswitholdhouses.Usingthesenewsystemsinoldbuildingscostsalot.However,peopleoncethoughtLEDlightswereexpensivetoo.Nowthey’reeverywhere.Thistime,wecanmakesimilarchangestosavewater.Remember,everydropcounts!Byusingwaterwiselytoday.Wecanmakesurethere’senoughcleanwaterforeveryonetomorrow.回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。6．Whatdopeopleweartogetcleandrinkingwaterinthemovie?7．Howmanytypesofwastewaterarereusedinthenewsystem?8．WhatisoneofthepurposesofthenewsysteminGermany?9．Whyisitachallengetofixnewsystemsinoldbuildings?10．Whatdoesthewriteradviseustodointhelastparagraph?Passage3（2025·江苏无锡·中考真题）阅读下面的短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题，每小题答案不超过8个单词。Today,therearecountlessexcitingwaystohavefun.Everyday,thereseemstobesomethingnewandinterestingtodo.Alotofentertainmenttodaydependsheavilyonmoderntechnology.Canyouimaginehowpeopleinancienttimeshadfun?Infact,manyancientformsofentertainmentsurvivetothisday.Peoplehavegivennewlifetotheseactivities,sothatpeopleofallagescanstillenjoythem.Amongthem,flyingkitesisoneofthemostpopularones.KiteshavealonghistoryinChina.Accordingtoonelegend(传说),thefamousChinesethinkerMozicreatedaflying“woodenbird”.Later,peopleusedbamboototaketheplaceofwood,andcoveredthebambooframe(框架)withpaper.Thiswasthebirthof“paperkite”.Atfirst,kitesweremostlyusedbythearmy.Theywereusedtosendmessagesandtestthewind.Slowly,peopleusedthemmoreandmoreforfun.BythetimeoftheTangDynasty(618-907CE),kitesbecameapopulartoyallaroundChina.Flyingkitesnotonlylinksustoourancestors,butalsogivespeopleawaytoexpresscreativity.Everyyear,kitefliersfromallovertheworldcometotheWeifangInternationalKiteFestivalinShandongProvince’sWeifangCity.Thecityhasbeenknownasthe“kitecapitaloftheworld”.Duringthefestival,thousandsofkitesfillthesky.Therearebothtraditionalkiteslikebirdsandfish,andmodernoneslikeTVandcomiccharacters.Somekitescanbeover200metreslong.Theyflyintotheskyintheshapeofdragons,spaceshipsandevenhigh-speedtrains.11．Whomadethefirstkiteaccordingtoonelegend?12．Whatwerepaperkitesmadeof?13．Whatdidpeopleusekitestodoatfirst?14．WhatisWeifangCityknownas?15．Whatdoyouthinkhasbroughtthechangestothekites’shape?Passage4（2025·江苏南通·中考真题）请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。In1876,AlexanderGrahamBellmadeagreatinvention—thetelephone.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,peoplecouldtalktosomeonefarawayjustliketheywereinthesameroom.Buttoday,phonescandomuchmorethanjustmakecalls!Thestoryofmobilephonesbeganwithtwo-wayradios.Theseearlydevices(设备)hadabigproblem—theyonlyworkedwhenpeoplewereclosetoeachother.Inthe1940s,smartscientistsfoundaway.Theybuilttallradiotowersacrossthecountrytopasssignals(信号)easily.Everythingchangedin1973whenDr.MartinCoopermadethefirstrealmobilephonecall.Duringthe1980s,mobilephonesbecamesmallerbutwerestillveryexpensive.Onlyrichbusinesspeoplecouldaffordthem,andthephoneslookedlikebigplasticbricks.The1990sbroughtanotherbigchange.Phonesbecamecheaperandsmaller,fittingeasilyinpockets.Soon,almosteveryonehadone.Textmessagingbecamepopular.Peoplestartedwritingshortmessagesinsteadofmakingphonecalls.Meetingtimebecamemoreflexible(灵活的)becauseyoucouldjusttext“I’llbe15minuteslate.”Nowwehavesmartphones—likepowerfulmini-computersinourpockets.Weusethemtotakephotos,watchvideos,playgames,andevenhelpwithhousework!Messagingappsletussendvideosandlongmessageseasily.Whilephoneshelpusstayconnected,somepeopleworrythatwespendtoomuchtimeonthem.Lookingback,it’samazinghowphoneshavechanged.FromBell’ssimpletelephonetotoday’ssmartphones,thishastrulychangedourlives.Whatwillphonesbeabletodonext?Onlytimewilltell!请将答案写在答题卡上。16．WhendidAlexanderGrahamBellinventthetelephone?17．Whydidscientistsbuildtallradiotowersinthe1940s?18．Whomadethefirstrealmobilephonecall?19．Howcansmartphoneshelpusinourlives?(请给出两个例子)20．Whatdoyouthinkthefuturephonesmightbelike?(请自拟一句话作答)Passage5（2025·江苏常州·中考真题）阅读下面短文，回答短文后的问题。(前3题每题答案不超过10个词)。Itwasmorning,andthenewsunwasshininggoldacrossthegentlesea.Acrowdofathousandseagulls(海鸥)werefightingforbitsoffood.Butfarawayfromthesebirds,JonathanSeagullwaspracticingflyingalone.Mostseagullsdon’ttroublethemselvestolearnmorethanthesimplestfactsofflight—howtogetfoodandcomeback.Formostseagulls,itisnotflyingthatmatters,buteating.Forthisseagull,however,flightismuchmoreimportantthaneating.Morethananythingelse,JonathanSeagulllovedtofly.Thiskindofthinking,hefound,isnotthewaytomakeoneselfpopularwithotherbirds.Evenhisparentswereunhappy.“Seehere,Jonathan,”saidhisfathernotunkindly.“Winterisn’tfaraway.Ifyoudon’tstudyhowtogetfood,youmightdieofhungerinthefuture.Flyingisallverywell,butyoucan’teatflight,youknow.”Jonathanunderstoodwhathisfathermeant.Forthenextfewdayshetriedtoactliketheotherseagulls;hereallytried,screamingandfightingwithotherseagullsforfishandbread.Buthecouldn’tmakeitwork.“It’sallsoworthless,”hethought,“Icouldbespendingallthistimelearningtofly.There’ssomuchtolearn”Itwasn’tlongbeforeJonathanSeagullwasoffbyhimselfagain,faroutatsea,hungry,happy,learning.Thesubjectwasspeed,andinaweek’spracticehelearnedmoreaboutspeedthanthefastestseagullalive.21．WhatdidJonathanSeagulllikedoingmost?22．WhatdidFathermeanbysaying“youcan’teatflight”?23．WhatdidJonathanthinkoffightingwithothersforfood?24．DoyouthinkJonathanwilldieofhungerfinally?Whyorwhynot?Passage6（2025·江苏徐州·中考真题）阅读短文，回答短文后的五个问题。ConnectedtohistoryImaginemeetingacraftsman(工匠)inhiseighties,whoiscarvingdragonsoncopperhotpots(铜火锅).Youfeellikeyou’vetraveledbacktwothousandyears.That’sthecharmofShanxiinSight,asix-episode(集)documentarythatwasonshowinMarch2025onCCTV-2.Filmedoversixmonths,theseriesexplores50historicplacesacrossDatong,Taiyuan,andYuncheng.Itfollowsnearly100localpeople—fromcraftsmentoshopkeepers.Itshowsaslowandthoughtfuljourneytotheviewers.Insteadoffilmingoldbuildingsascoldandemptyplaces,theteamtriedtoshowthemthroughtheeyesoflocalpeople.“Wedidn’twantthebuildingstofeellikemuseums,”saiddirectorZhouLifen.“SowechosepeoplelivinginShanxi—shopkeepers,craftsmen,farmers—whoselivesarecloselyconnectedtotheseoldbuildings.Theirwarmthbringshistorytolife.”Inthedocumentary,viewersmeetanartistinDatongwhoismakingknife-cutnoodles,asculptorwhohasspentthirtyyearsrecreatingcavefigures(人物),andacraftsmanwhoprotectsswansalongtheYellowRiver.“Intoday’sculturaltourism,documentariesneedtodomorethanjusttell—theyneedtomakepeoplethink,”saidZhouLifen.ShanxiinSightturnstheprovince’spopularityintolastingculturalprideandexcitementfortravel.Whenadocumentaryhelpsunderstandthepastthroughthewarmthofcommonpeople,itproducesastrongfeelingthat’strulyunforgettable.Asoneviewerwroteonline,“Thisisn’tjustatravelshow—it’sachancetofeelhistoryindailylife.”注：每题答案不超过6个词。25．WhattypeofTVprogrammeisShanxiinSight?26．WhatkindofjourneydoesShanxiinSightshow?27．HowdidShanxiinSightteamshowoldbuildings?28．WhilefilmingShanxiinSight,whatelsedidZhouLifenconsiderbesides(除了)telling?29．HowwillZhouLifenfeelwhensheseestheunderlinedreviewinParagraph4?Passage7（2025·江苏宿迁·中考真题）阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题。I’mLiMing.Iliveinaniceneighbourhoodinthecountryside.There’saschool,aflowershop,ahospital,twobookshopsandabigsupermarketinit.Myneighboursarekindandhelpful.Someofthemarevolunteers.Theyhavemanykindsofskillsandoftenhelpuswithallkindsofproblems.Usuallythereisa“helpinghands”meetingattheweekendatthecommunitycentre.Wecangotherewhenweneedhelpwithourproblems.Computerengineersarepopular.Theyhelpuscheckourcomputers.Wecanalsofindsomeonetofixthingslikebrokenwashingmachinesorfridges.Fromtimetotimesomelawyershelpuslearnaboutlaws.Studentscangethelpwiththeirhomework.Therearesomecollegestudentsamongthevolunteersandtheyarealwaysreadytohelp.Volunteersalsohelptheoldpeople.Someofthemoftenvisittheoldpeopleanddosomeshoppingforthem.Sometimessomevolunteershelptheoldpeopletidytheirflats.Justasthesayinggoes,“Closeneighboursarebetterthandistantrelatives.”Intheneighbourhoodwearelikeabigfamily.Tous,thehomeisnotonlythehousewelivein,butalsotheneighbourhoodwebelongto.Weallworkhardtomakeitanevenbetterplace.I’mveryluckytoliveinsuchalovelyneighbourhood.30．WhatareLiMing’sneighbourslike?31．Whendothevolunteersusuallyhavea“helpinghands”meeting?32．Whatcanyoudotohelpothersinyourdailylife?Passage8（2025·江苏扬州·中考真题）阅读短文，回答下面5个问题，将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。(每题答案不超过10个词)Fashiontrends(趋势)arearoundus,andcanbeexciting.Atrendusedtohappenina20-yearcycle,butthelatestdevelopmentoftheInternetandclothingbusinesshasincreasinglycutthelengthofthecycleshort.Now,itseemstherecomesanewfashiontrendeverycoupleofmonths,butitstillfollowsthesamestages:●Atrendisusuallyfirstbroughtinduringabigfashionshow.Reporters,writers,andsomeotherimportantpeoplecollectwhattheyhavelearnedintheshowandpredictatrendinthenearfuture.●Thenthetrendistalkedaboutonlineandfinallywornbyfamouspeopletomakeitbetteraccepted,whichleadstotheriseofthetrend.●Oncethetrendbecomespopular,itwillgotothepublicsoon.Largeclothingcompaniesandshopsbeginfollowingthetrendsothateveryonecangettheirhandsonit.Thisiswhenthetrendgetstothehighestpoint.●Afterthat,thetrendusuallyfallsandbecomesoutofdate.However,thisisnotalwaystheend,astrendshappeninbroadercyclesandmostgetpopularagain.Trendscanbeagreatwaytotrysomethingnewandtestyourstyle.Asurveysayssomepeopleenjoyfollowingtrendsbecausetheykeepfashionexcitingandprovidefreshideas.However,othersmaynotthinkso,especiallywhenatrenddoesn’tagreewithhowtheyfeelaboutthemselves.Trendscanbefun,butsometimesproveawasteofmoneybecausemanysimplyseetrendsasbrands(品牌).So,shouldwefollowfashiontrends?Clearly,there’snorightanswerwhethertofollowtrendsornotdependsonhowtheygowithyourvalues,spending,andsenseofself.Itdoesnothurttowatchtrendreportsbutneverchoosetofollowthemunlessyoureallythinktheyfitwithyourpersonalstyle.33．Howlongdoesanewfashiontrendlastnow?34．Whousuallyfirstrealizesanewfashiontrend?35．Whichsituationmeansthetrendhasreachedthehighestpoint?36．Whydosomepeopledislikefollowingtrendsaccordingtothesurvey?37．Doyoupreferbrandswhenbuyingclothes?Whyorwhynot?Passage9（2025·江苏连云港·中考真题）阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每个题目的答案不超过5个单词。OnApril19,theworld’sfirsthalf-marathonforhumanoid(人形的)robotswasheldinBeijing.Therobotswaitedbesidehumanrunners,startingfromthesameline.“Isawmanyrobotsrunning.Someweresurprisinglyfast,othershadverylovelydesigns,andtheirrunningstyleswerequitedifferent,”saidZhangHuihui,whotookpartintherace.Duringthe21-kilometer-longrace,therobotshadtorunontwolegs.Someevenworerunningshoes.Eachrobotwassupportedbyateamofhumanguides,operators(操作员)andengineers.Theycouldhavetheirbatterieschangedduringtherace.Teamscouldevenusenewrobotswhentheoldonescouldnolongerrun.Therewere20teamsintheraceandsixofthemmadeittotheend.TiangongUltrawonthefirstintwohoursand40minutes.“Itcrossedthefinishlineabout30minutesearlierthanexpected,”saidXiongYoujun,CEOofarobotcenter.“Ingeneral,alltherobotstodaycoulddealwithchallengessuchasturnsandspeedbumps.Wemadehistorytogether.”“Robots’completingtheraceisn’tthefinishline.It’sthestartingpointforthegrowthoftherobotindustry,”saidLiangLiang,fromYizhuang’sAdministrativeCommittee.Althoughtherobotsfellfromtimetotime,theeventprovedthattheycoulddoreal-lifetasks.Liangadded,“Theirsmallstepstodaywillbecomegiantleapsforhumantechnologicalprogresstomorrow.”38．WhatdidZhangHuihuisayaboutrobots’runningstyles?39．Whosupportedtherobotstofinishtherace?40．Howmanyrobotscrossedthefinishline?41．Whatdidtherobots’half-marathoneventprove?42．Whatcanrobotsbeusedfor?Passage10（2025·江苏苏州·中考真题）请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。Everyday,wehearsoundsallaroundus—somesoft,someloud.Butdoyouknowthatloudsoundscanharmyourhearing?Soundsaremeasured(测量)indecibels(分贝).Lookatthechart—somesoundsaresafeforourears,butwhenasoundgoesover85decibels,itcanbeharmfultoourhearing.Toreducetheriskofhearingloss,weshallpayattentiontotheloudnessofthenoise,thedistancewearetoitandhowlongwelistentoit.Noiselevelscanbemeasuredbysound-levelmeters(噪声计),butyouprobablydon’talwayscarryonewithyou.Sohowcanyoutellwhethernoisesaretooloudornot?Askyourself:Doyouhavetoraiseyourvoicetobeheard?Doyoufindithardtohearsomeoneaboutameterawayfromyou?Dothenoisesmakeyourearshurtorringforsometime?IfyouranswerisYEStoanyofthese,thatprobablymeansthenoisesaretooloud.Headphonesareespeciallytricky.Manypeopleenjoyusingthem,buttheyoftenlistentoloudmusicfortoolong,orkeepthevolume(音量)sohighthatevenotherpeoplecanhearthenoisefromtheirheadphones.Thesecanleadtohearingloss.Yourhearingisagift.Youneeditforlearning,communicating,andenjoyingtheworld.Onceyourhearingisharmed,itmaynevercomeback.43．Accordingtothechart,whatsoundscanharmyourhearing?44．Howcanyouknowifthenoisesaretooloud?(Give2examples.)45．Whyishearingimportant?Whatcanyoudotoprotectit?Passage11（2024·江苏南通·中考真题）请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。PekingOpera,alsocalledJingju,listedbyUNESCOasanintangibleculturalheritageofhumanity,isthemostimportantoneamonghundredsofformsoflocaloperasinChina.Itaroseinthelate18thcenturyandhasahistoryofmorethantwohundredyears.PekingOperawhichcombinessinging,dancing,acrobaticsandmartialartsissungandrecitedusingBeijingdialect.ThemusicofPekingOperaplaysakeyroleinsettingthepaceoftheshow,creatingaparticularatmosphere,shapingthecharacters,andguidingtheprogressofthestories,Theartformhasspreadtomanyothercountriesandisenjoyedallaroundtheworld.ManychildreninChinareceivetraininginPekingOperaclassesorpractisePekingOpera.However,someartistsstillworrythatPekingOperaischallengedbynewformsofentertainmentlikemanytraditionalartforms.TheyaretryingtodosomethingforPekingOpera.TaoQingmei,atraditionalartsscholarattheChineseAcademyofSocialSciences,co-wrotethebookTheMarvelousGamewithGuoBaochang.Guo,afilmdirector,isaPekingOperafanwhohaslovedJingjusincehewasakid.IthasbeenhislongtimewishtowriteabookonPekingOpera.TheboyonthenewbookcoverisGuoBaochang’sgrandson.GuoandhisgrandsonareplayingagamebydressingupinrolesfromtheclassicPekingOperapiece,ShuangBeiDeng,whichisacomedy.TaoandGuospentyearswritingthebookbecausetheywantedtomakeiteasyandfunforeveryone.TheyhopeyoungpeoplewillgettoknowmoreaboutPekingOperaandfallinlovewithit.PekingOperaisregardedasanexpressionoftheaestheticidealofoperainthetraditionalChinesesocietyandremainsawidelyrecognizedelementofthecountry’sculturalheritage.ThestoriesperformedinPekingOperaareoftenbasedonChinesehistory,folkloreandliteraryclassics.Theybringusacolourfulworld.46．HowlongisthehistoryofPekingOpera?47．WhowrotethebookTheMarvelousGame?48．WhichPekingOperapieceisonthecoverofthebook?49．WhatproblemisPekingOperafacing?50．Whatdoyouplantodofortraditionalartsafterreadingthisarticle?(请自拟一句话作答)Passage12（2024·江苏淮安·中考真题）根据短文内容，回答问题(每题答案不超过8个词)。WheatStrawPainting(麦秆画)firstappearedintheSuiandTangdynasties.Today,somepeoplearestillinterestedinit,andZhangLiisoneofthem.ShebecameinterestedinWheatStrawPaintingwhenshewas16yearsold.In2015,shesetupherownworkroom.Now,ZhangLirealizesthatWheatStrawPaintingiswhatshewantstodofortherestofherlife.Shecollectslotsofwheatstrawinthecountryside.Shedriesthestrawinthesunandthencutsitbyhand.Colorfulstraws,likered,orangeandbrowncanbefoundinherartworks.“Theyareallnatural.”ZhangLisaid.Differentcolorsmakeherpaintingsbeautiful.InordertodevelopWheatStrawPainting,shecameupwiththeideaofmixingitwithothertraditionalChineseart.SoshespenttwoyearslearningSuzhouembroidery(苏绣)fromsomefamousartists.Oneofhergreatestworksisabirdamongflowers.Ittookherthewholeyeartofinishit.Thebird’ssmooth-shinyandcolorfulfeathersaremadeofwheatstraw,whiletheflowersaremadeofsilk.“Inmyworks,youwillfindpaintingsandembroideriesmixwell.”saidZhangLi.Throughgreateffort,ZhangLisuccessfullybroughtWheatStrawPaintingtopeople’sattention.Shesaid,“WhatIhavedoneisjusttheverybeginning.Thereisstillalongwaytogo.”51．WhendidZhangLisetupherownworkroom?52．WheredoesZhangLicollectlotsofwheatstraw?53．WhatmakesZhangLi’spaintingsbeautiful?54．WhodidZhangLilearnSuzhouembroideryfrom?55．WhatdoesZhangLimeanbytheunderlined(画线的)words?Passage13（2024·江苏徐州·中考真题）阅读短文，回答短文后的五个问题。SkippingtovictoryZhouQiisa17-year-oldstudentfromHangzhou.Zhejiang.LastSeptemberhebroketheGuinness(吉尼斯)WorldRecordforthemostsingleskipsinoneminute,witharesultof374.Therecordhadstoodunbrokenfortenyears.DaisukeMimurafromJapanhelditwith348skipsin2013.Interestingly,Zhou’snewrecordisnotevenhispersonalbest.“Mybestperformancewas396timesinoneminute.Thatwasdoneinthe2ndPrimaryandSecondarySchoolStudents’RopeSkippingChampionshipin2020.MycoachsaidIhadalreadybrokentheworldrecord.ItwasatthattimethatImadeupmymindtoapplyfortheGuinnessWorldRecord,”Zhousaid.However,theroadtosuccesswasfarfromsmooth.Foryears,Zhoupractisedwithaspecialsteelropedesignedforcompetition.It’slightandstrong.Butbecauseoftheropeheused,hisfirstGuinnessapplicationwasconsideredinvalid(无效).Afteronlinecommunicationwiththerecordsmanagementteam,Zhouquicklychangedtoacommonroperecognized(认证)bytheGuinnessWorldRecords.Hesoongotusedtoit.WhateverkindofropeZhouused,hisstricttrainingstoodhimingoodsportingcondition.Zhouhasbeenintheschoolropeskippingteamforsevenyears.Hehasjumpedropeforaboutfourhourseachday.Hewouldalsorunaroundtheplaygroundtoimprovehisphysicalstrength.Nowahighschoolstudent,Zhousaidhe’llputhisstudiesfirst.Buthewon’tstoptrainingandstillhopestobeathisownrecordoneday.注：每题答案不超过6个词。56．WhendidZhouQibreaktheGuinnessWorldRecordforthemostsingleskips?57．WhatisZhouQi’sGuinnessWorldRecordforthemostsingleskips?58．WhywasZhouQi’sfirstGuinnessapplicationconsideredinvalid?59．WhichEnglishsayingwillyouusetodescribeZhouQiaccordingtoParagraph4?60．WhatisZhouQi’sdream?Passage14（2024·江苏苏州·中考真题）请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题，并将答案写在答题卡标有题号的横线上。Inhislovelypieceofwriting“WhyWrite?”,thewriterPaulAustersharesastoryaboutgrowingupasaneight-year-oldinNewYorkCity.Hewascrazyaboutbaseball,especiallytheNewYorkGiants.TheonlythingheremembersaboutattendinghisfirstmajorleaguebaseballgameisthathesawhisheroWillieMaysafterthegame.TheyoungAustergatheredhiscourageandwentclosetohishero.“Mr.Mays,”hesaid,“couldIpleasehaveyourautograph(签名)?”“Sure,kid,sure,”Maysrepliedkindly.“Haveyougotapencil?”Austerdidn’thaveapencilonhim,neitherdidhisfatherorhismotheroranyoneelseinhisgroup.Mayswaitedpatiently,butwhenitbecameclearthatnoonepresenthadanythingtowritewith,hesaid,“Sorry,kid.We’vegotnopencil.Ican’tgiveyoumyautograph.”Fromthatdayon,Austermadeitahabittone