2026年中考英语总复习十年试题分类汇编：阅读理解

专题五阅读理解

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\加.阅读理解(共20小题:每小题2分，满分40分)

第一节阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选预。

AI新考法杂志目录

INSIDETHEMAGAZINEJune2025

ScienceSpaceTechnologyEnvironment

2Springtimeactivities12Zebrafishis.High-speedtrains20Greencities

HereisagoodchancesenttospaceChinahasbuilttheMan­made

toexperiencewhatitsTheteamoflongesttrainsystemtreestheittower

liketoworkinalabasShenzhou-20intheworld.overthecityhelp

ascientisttookzebrafish18Aflyingcartokeepthecity

7SecretsofbutterfliestoTiangongforAnpwcarhasbppncool.

Theabilitytochangeexperiments.seeninatestthat

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magic-butwhat'sthefutureoftravel.

sciencebehindit?

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（）56.Whatcanwegetfromthetext?

A.Thepriceofthemagazine.

B.Namesofthewriters.

C.Thee-mailaddressofthescientist.

□.Introductionstothearticles.

）57.新考法图片理解Whichofthefollowingpicturesmaybefoundonpage15?

（）58.Whatcanwereadaboutonpage20?

A.Thesecretofnature.B.Anexperimentinspace.

C.Thefutureoftravel.D.Anewwaytocoolthecity.

B

ZaraLachlan,aged21,fromtheUnitedKingdom,becamethefirstwoman—andtheyoungest

person——torowfrommainlandEuropetomainlandSouthAmericawithnooneelsetohelpher.Zara

setoffinaspecialrowingboatfromPortugalonOctober27th.ShecompletedtheAtlanticcrossingin

justover97days.OnFebruary1st,shearrivedinFrenchGuiana.uNobodyknewIwascoiningin,“she

said.^ButIgotclapped（鼓掌）bylotsoffishermenfromBrazil?'

Zarafacedmanychallenges（挑战）alongtheway.Ahighwindturnedherboatover.Shehurther

armandbrokeafinger.Atonepoint,shewasnearlyrunoverbyalargeship.Andonetime,shewashit

byaflyingfish.Butthereweremanybrightthings,too.ForZara,thetripwasachancetoseenatureas

fewpeopleeverdo."Thesunrisesandnightskieswerereallyexciting,“shesaid."Thetripgaveme

manymemories（回忆）.Theywillslaywithmefor

UItookonabigchallengeandwon,“Zarasaid."Ihopemyeffortwillinspire（激励）othersto

challengeihemselves.”

（）59.WheredidZaraarriveonFebruary1st?

A.IntheUK.B.InPortugal.

C.InFrenchGuiana.D.InBrazil.

（）60.WhatdidZarafindexcitingduringthejourney?

A.Theflyingfish.B.Thenightskies.

C.Thehighwind.D.Thelargeship.

（）61.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesZara?

A.Strong-willed.B.Honest.

C.Easy-going.D.Humorous.

C

TheCivilianMobileLibraryoffersbooksforfree.Readersareinvitedtotakeonebookevery15

days.Theyareencouragedtopassitontosomeoneelseoncethey'vefinishedreading.Andtheyare

notexpectedtoreturnthebook.

Thelibraryisjustsevensquaremetersinsizebuthousesthousandsofbooksondifferent

subjects.'1]mightbethesmallestlibraryintheworld,“saidXuDawei,theowner/kButinanother

sense,it\alsothebiggestbecausethebookskeepmoving.Once,areadertookabookonChinese

gardenhistory.Afterfinishingit,thereaderpassedittoaneighbor.Theneighborthentookitto

Germany!''

'Tvereadthousandsofbooks,“Xusaid.tkBookshavetrulychangedmylife."Theideaofstarting

alibrarytookshapein2000,whenXurecommended（推荐）onlinealistofhisfavoritebooksto

universitystudents,butmanyofthemsaidtheycouldn'tfindthosebooksintheirschoollibrariesor

localbookstores.Sohebegansendinghisbookstoreadersforfree.4tTheyallwrotemeletters

expressingtheirthanks.ltinspiredmetotakeitfurther,turningmybook-giftingintoaphysical

space,“Xusaid.

“Allthereadershavetodoiscome.Eveniftheyfinishabookanddecidenottopassiton,at

leastthebookbenefited（使受益）onepersonandperhapstheirfamily,helpingthemfallinlovewith

reading,“Xusaid."Andthisismydream.”

（）62.WhydidXuDaweimentionthereaderinParagraph2?

A.Toaskforsomehelp.

B.Tocomparetwoideas.

C.Torecommendabook.

D.Tosupporthisthoughts.

（）63.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?

A.WhohelpedXumanagethelibrary.

B.WhatinspiredXutostartthelibrary.

C.WhenXufellinlovewithreading.

D.WhereXufoundhisfavoritebooks.

（）64.WhatisXuDawei'sdream?

A.Totravelaroundtheworld.

B.Togotouniversity.

C.Tohelpmorepeoplelovereading.

D.Tostartsevenlibraries.

（）65.Whatisthebesttitle（标题）forthetext?

A.TakeaBook,PassitonB.YourHope,OurDream

C.WarmFriend,NiceTripD.OnceStart,NeverStop

D

Relationshipswithyoursiblings（兄弟姐妹）canhelpyoupracticesocialskills.Havingagood

relationshipwiththemcanhelpyoucommunicatewithotherpeople,andunderstandotherpeople's

feelings.Youcanevenlearnthingswhenyoudon,tgetonwithyoursiblings.Whenyouhave

argued（争吵）withthem,youhavetoworkouthowtobeinIhesamespaceasthem.Asaresult,you

oftenlearnhowtoacceptdifferences.ltisveryusefulintheoutsideworld.

It'scompletelynormal（正常的）thatsometimesyouandyoursiblingwon'tseeeyeto

eye.^Haveagoodthinkaboutwhythetwoofyoudon'tgeton.Trytotalkwhenyoubothcool

down,“saysDr.Owcn,aresearcherinhowchildrendcvclop/Tcllthemhowyoufeel.Youcouldsay,'It

reallyhurtsmewhenyoumakejokesaboutme/Ifthetroublecarrieson,talktoatrustedadult（成年

人）

Allfamiliesaredifferent.Whatifyoudon'thavesiblings?Thatdoesn'tmeanyouwon't

experiencetheadvantagespeoplegetfromhavingabrotherorsister.Thcrearewaystohelponly

childrendeveloptheseskills,too.

()66.WhatisParagraph1mainlyabout?

A.Advantagesofhavingsiblings.

B.Causesofarguingwithothers.

C.Practicesofacceptingdifferences.

D.Waysofbuildingrelationships.

()67.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“seeeyetoeye”inParagraph2mean?

A.Jokewitheachother.B.Hearfromeachother.

C.Agreewitheachother.D.Learnfromeachother.

()68J新考法推断文章后续发展Whatwillprobablybetalkedaboutnext?

A.Whyallfamiliesaredifferent.

B.Whenwecantalktoatrustedadult.

C.Whalisimportantforcommunication.

D.Howonlychildrendevelopsocialskills.

E

SanketReddyhasspentyearsinforestsaroundtheworldtakingphotosofwildlife.Whilethe

animalshavealwaysinterestedhim,thepeoplewholivealongsidethemhavechangedhowhesecs

theworldandhimsclf.4tLifclessonsfromthosepeoplehavetrulystayed,^hcsays.

FromSouthIndiatoCentralAmcrica.Sankcthasmetcommunitieswholiveinpeacewith

nature."Theyunderstandthevalueofeveryspecies(物种),nomatterhowsmall,"hesays."Evenif

youarejustwatchingsparrows(麻雀),youmusttrytounderstandwhytheyaredoingwhattheyare

doing/lnourbusylives,weoftenfailtonoticethesesmallmoments(瞬I旬).ButtoSanket,they

matter.Becausenoticingisthefirststeptowardscaring.Andonceyoucare,theprotectionofwildlife

feelslikeanaturalthing.

ForSanket,wildlifephotographyhasneverbeenaboutbecomingfamous/41doittoaddvalueto

animals'livesJhcsays."Don'tdoittogetafewgoodpictures.”

SanketsharesthestoriesandmomentsthatshapedhiminhisbookViewFinderyXfeelIneedto

passonwhatIhavelearnedfromnaturetotheyoungpeople.Theyarethefuture,?,hesays.

()69.WhereareSankei'slifelessonsmainlyfrom?

A.Theforests.B.Thepeople.

C.Thephotos.D.Theanimals.

()70.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“they"inParagraph2referto(指的是)？

A.Smallmoments.B.Busylives.

C.Sparrows.D.Communities.

()71.WhydidSankettakeupwildlifephotography?

A.Tobecomeafamousperson.

B.Todevelopahabit.

C.Toaddvaluetoanimals,lives.

D.Togetgoodpictures.

()72.WhydidSanketwritethebookViewFinder?

A.Tosharephotographicskills.

B.Toresearchforestsaroundtheworld.

C.Tointroduceprotectionareas.

D.Tospreadwhathelearnedtotheyoung.

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Vlll.阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)

第一节阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D|A)个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

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()56.WhenistheCelebration?

A.OnSunday.B.OnMonday.

C.OnWednesday.D.OnFriday.

()57.AtwhatagecanachildjoininSafetyAroundWaterProgram?

A.6.B.8.C.10.D.12.

()58.WhatcanwelearnaboutGensonDPE?

A.Itkeepsopenallyearround.

B.Itteacheslife-savingskills.

C.Itprovidesfreeprogramsforall.

D.Ithastwoprogramseveryday.

B

Il'salwaysagoodthingtohaveahobby.ForMissPatty,aschoolbusdriverinErieCounty,her

hobbyofknitting(编织)hasmadeherreallytouchthecommunity.

MissPattyalwayswantedtodosomethingwithhersparetimetohelpthestudents.Aftera

conversationwithoneofthestudents,thingstookaturnfromknittingonehattoknittingmorehats.

uTheoneboygetsonthebus,andhegoes4whatareyoudoing?'Isaid,Tmmakingahat/

Hesaid,'Thatwouldbegreathavingsuchawarmhatinicywinter.?SoIsaid,4Whatcolorwould

youlike?Thatstartedeverything,MMissPattytoldthelocalnewspaper.

Severalyearshavepassedsincethatday,andMissPattyhasalreadyknitted7,083hatsfor

studentsinhersparetime.Sometimesshewillgetthestudent'sfavoritecolorbeforeshebeginsthe

project.

WhatismoremovingisthatMissPattybuysallthematerials(材泄!■)usingherown

money.Somepeopledogivehergiftcardsaroundtheholidaystohelp,butshestillputsoutalotof

herownmoney.

Alongwithmakinghatsforthestudentsthatwillkeepthemwarm,MissPattyalsogetspraise

forbeingatrustedfriendtothestudents.

()59.WhatmadeMissPattydecidetoknitmorehats?

A.AdrivetoEricCounty.

B.Ashowofcolorfulhats.

C.Aletterinthenewspaper.

D.Aconversationwithaboy.

()6O.WhydoesMissPattyknitsomanyhatsinhersparetime?

A.Topracticeherskill.

B.Tobetterherbusiness.

C.Tomakemorefriends.

D.Togiftstudentsforwinter.

()61.WhatmakesMissPatty'sactmoremoving?

A.Sherefusesothers*help.

B.Shebuysmaterialswithherownmoney.

C.Sheworksduringholidays.

D.Shcknitshalsofdifferentcolorsforkids.

()62.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesMissPatty?

A.Humorous.B.Honest.

C.Caring.D.Shy.

C

Duringtheirbusylives,peopledonotpaymuchattentiontotheexpirydates(有效期)onthe

foodintheirfridges.Asaresult,alotoffoodisforgottenaboutandwasted.However,accordingtoa

recentresearch,beingawareof(意识到)whatyouthrowawaycanhelpyouwasteless.

Theresearchersmeasured(计量)foodwastefrom154familiesacrosstheUK.Halfofthese

familiesintheresearchwereaskedtolistthefruitsandvegetablestheyhadboughtandtheirexpiry

dates.Thefamiliesstuckthelistonthefridgedoorandreceivedatextmessageeverydaytelling

themtocheckit.Theotherhalfdidnothavetomakealistanddidnotreceivetextmessages.Overa

six-weekperiod,allthefamilieswereaskedtomeasuretheirfoodwasteattheendofeachweek.

Theresearchersweresuiprisedtofindthatmakinglistsandgettingtextsmadelittledifference

tohowmuchfoodwaswasted.However,eachfamilyintheresearchwastedlessfood一about0.1

kiloaweek.

Theresearcherscarriedontheresearchforsixmonths,andfoundthatallthefamiliescontinued

towastelessfood.Thisshowsthatjustmeasuringfoodwasteencouragespeopletopaycloser

attentiontoitandthrowlessaway.

()63.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it"inParagraph2referto(指的是)?

A.Theresearch.B.Thelist.

C.Thedoor.D.Themessage.

()64.WhatisintroducedinParagraph3aboutthesix-v/eekresearch?

A.Itspurpose.B.Itsmethod.

C.Itssteps.D.Itsresults.

()65.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitle(标题)forthetext?

A.MeasureFoodWastetoStopIt

B.PayAttentiontoWhatYouBuy

C.ChecktheFoodBeforeStoringIt

D.GiveThoughttoYourBusyLife

D

Ifyougetangrymanytimesinaday,itistimeforyoutothinkabouthowtodealwithit.Here

aresomeofmysuggestions.

Whenyouareangry,trytotellyourselfthroughanothervoicethatyouareangryandthatitis

nu(abadlhing.ltjustshuwsihulyouhavediffuiculideas.Acceptdialinaiiythingsaicnut100%iighl

orwrong.Inourcommunicationwithothers,thefinalpurposeisnottodecidewhoisrightandwho

iswrong,buttolookforsomethingincommon.

Ifyoustillfeelstronganger,trytakingadeepbreath(呼吸)andletangeroutofyourbody

alongwiththebreath.Don'tsayangrywordswhenyouareveryangry,foryouwillregretsaying

themwhenyoucooldown.

Discussingwithathirdpartyishelpful.ltishardforthetwopartiesinangertounderstandeach

other,buttheideaofanoutsidercanhelpbothpartiestogetmutual(相互的)understanding.

Angerisjustoneofthemanyemotions(情绪)thatmakeushuman，andtowellmanageitadds

toourabilitytotrulyunderstandtheworld.

()66.Whatisthefinalpurposeofcommunicationwithotherpeople?

A.Toshowdifferentideas.

B.Tolookfbrsomethingincommon.

C.Toacceptusefulsuggestions.

D.Todecidewhetheroneisrightornot.

()67.Whatdoesthewriteradviseustodowhenwecan'tcooldown?

A.Sayangrywords.

B.Trytakingadeepbreath.

C.Controlourvoices.

D.Stoptalkingwithothers.

()68.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“party“inParagraph4mean?

A.Anactivity.B.Avisitor.

C.Aperson.D.Ameeting.

()69.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Howtomanageanger.

B.Howtoshowfeelings.

C.Howtodealwithregrets.

D.Howtounderstandtheworld.

E

DennisHongandhisstudentsdesign(设计)human-likerobots.Thisincludesacookingrobot

calledProjectYORLYORIisonlythelatestofHong'srobotinventions.There^DAVID,theworld's

firstandonlycarthatcanbedrivenbyIheblind.AndSAFFiR,atwo-leggedrobotthatcando

dangerousworkthathumansareoftenunabletodo.Hongisfindingplentyofworkforhisrobots.

Whenhewasaskedabouthisbiggestsuccess,HongchosetherobotcalledDARwln-OP.He

lliuughlilwasoneofdienioslwidelyusedhuiiiaii_likcrubulsforicscaichandeducation.HongS

teammadeDARwIn'sdesignfreeforanyonetouse.Theyhaveseenmanyprojectsusingthe

design.Andtheyconsideritagifttotheroboticscommunity.

“Manypeopleonlywanttoseeoursuccessesandnotthefailuresthatcamebeforethose,but

failureissimplyasteppingstoneindevelopingnewtechnology.Ifyou'retooafraidoffailure,then

youonlygettowalkonthesaferside,andthenthere'snoinnovation(仓U新)，“saidHong.aItellmy

studentstotrybreakingtherobot.Iftherobotdoesn'tfallanddoesn'tbreak,wedon'tgettolearn

anything.n

()70.WhichrobotisthemostrecentinventionbyDennisHong^team?

A.YORLB.DAVID.C.SAFFiR.D.DARwIn-OP.

()71.WhatisspecialaboutDARwInaccordingtothetext?

A.Itstechnologyisthelatest.

B.Itisapopularrobotfortheblind.

C.Itisthefirsthuman-likerobot.

D.Ilsdesignisfreefbranyonetouse.

()72.WhatdoesDennisHongencouragehisstudentstodo?

A.Walkonthesaferside.B.Domoreforeducation.

C.Keeptryingandlearning.D.Avoidmakingmistakes.

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Vffl.阅读理解（共20小题;每小题2分，满分40分）

第一节阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

A

Thereareabout8,000millionpeoplelivingonourplanet,butsomeofthemdon'thaveenough

food.Lastyear,morethan82()millionpeoplesuffered(遭受)fromhunger.That'ssad.What'smore,it

shouldn'tbeaproblemsincetheworldwastesabout930milliontonsoffoodeachyear.

XYZFoodBankisworkingtohelpfixtheproblem.Now,youcan,too!Justdropoffsomefood

sothatwecancontinuetofeedtheneedy.

WeaccepcCannedfoodBiscuitsRice

BoxedjuiceNoodlesCandy

*Noopenedfood.

*Noexpired(过期的)food.

*Nofoodthatneedstoheinafridge.

Comeandofferyourhelp!Everylittlebitmakesadifference!

Emailusatstophun^er@xy=

)56.Howmanypeoplesufferedfromhungerlastyear?

A.Over820million.B.About930million.

C.Over7,180million.D.About8,000million.

)57.WhichofthefollowingcanyoudropoffatXYZFoodBank?

()58.What'sthepurposeofthetext?

A.Tointroduceatraditionalbank.

B.Topresentsomeworldproblems.

C.Toaskpeopletogiveawayfood.

D.Totellpeopletoprotecttheearth.

B

TenyearsagoJ.B.Gilldecidedtomakeachange.Hemovedfromthecitytostarthisown

farni.Asoneofthemembersofapopgroup,Gillhadlivedabusylifebutthefarmgavehimawayto

relax.

Althoughfarmingwasnewtohim,Gilltookthechallengeandhisexperienceshelpedhimwrite

hisbookAceandtheAnimalHeroes.ThestoryfollowsAce,whoselifechangesgreatlywhenhe

movestothecountryside.Afteriryingonapairofmagicalwellies(长筒靴),Acerealizeshe

canspeaktotheanimals,whomakeuptheirmindstoprotectthefarm.

Gillsaysthatifhehadhisownpairofmagicalwellies,hewouldlovetospeakto

wildlife,especiallythewilddeer(鹿)thatsometimesappearnearhisfarm.Astheyhaveno

owners,Gillfeelslikehe'ssharingtheirhome."It'sreallyinterestingtohearwhatthey'rethinking

andknowwherethey'reat,“hesaid.

Gillgothisideasforwritingfromtheanimalsonhisfamilyfarm.Hischildren,Aceand

Chiara,helpedoutwithhisbook.Together,Gill'sIhmilymadesurethatthepicturesinthebooklooked

liketheanimalsthey'dbeenbasedon.Hesaid,“AHofthosehavebeenreallygreattopiecethewhole

booktogether.”

()59.WhatdidGilldecidetodotenyearsago?

A.Liveabusylife.B.Starthisownfarm.

C.Movetothecity.D.Formapopgroup.

()60.What*sParagraph2mainlyabout?

A.GilPsfann.B.Gill'sfamily.

C.GilPsbook.D.Giirsanimals.

()61.WhatcanwelearnaboutGillfromParagraph3?

A.Hecaresaboutwildlife.

B.Hcdevelopsmanyinterests.

C.Hewasbornwithmagic.

D.Heistheownerofthedeer.

()62.WheredidGillgettheideaforhisbook?

A.Fromhisgroupmembers.

B.Fromhischildren'spictures.

C.Fromthemagicalwellies.

D.Fromtheanimalsonthefarm.

C

InDengfengtoday,therearemorethan50,00()studentslearningkungfu,atraditionalartin

China.Theycometolearnitfoimanyreasons.Somehopetobecomefilmstars.Otherscometolearn

skillsthatwillhelpIhemgetgoodjobsinfuture.Afewaresentbytheirparentstolearnself-control

andhardwork.

“Attracting（吸弓|）newstudentstotraditionalkungfuhasbecomeaproblem,saysHu

ZhengshengAvhoteachesitatasmallschoolinDengfeng.Hufearsthathisartwillsoondieout.'Tt's

hardtoconvince（说服）kidstospendmanyyearshere,becausethelifeofkungfulearnersisnoteasy

orinteresting,hesays.

Hu'sstudentshavetosleepinunheatedroomsandkeeptraininghardoutsidewhateverthe

temperature.Tolearnkungfuwell,theymusthaveastrongwillandlearnrespect（尊重）aswell.

Foroldtraditionstoliveon,theyoungmustlearnandpassthemdown.Recently,toattractnew

students,Huhasbroughtsomechangesintohiskungfulessonstomakethemlivelyand

interesting.Hopefully,moreandmorestudentswillshowinterestinlearningkungfu.

（）63.Whatdoes“it"underlinedinParagraph1refbrto（指的是）？

A.Kungfu.B.Film.

C.Self-control.D.Chinese.

（）64.WhatdoesHuZhengshengfear?

A.Hisstudentsdon'trespecthim.

B.Hecannotworkatalargeschool.

C.Hisartcannotbepasseddown.

D.Therearen'tenoughkungfuteachers.

（）65.WhathasHudonetoattractnewstudents?

A.Hehasofferedbetterlivingconditions.

B.Hehasgivenjobstotheirparents.

C.Hehaspromisedthemabetterfuture.

D.Hehasmadechangesinhislessons.

D

Whatmakesyoufallasleep?Themaincauseisyourbodyclock,atime-keeperinsideyour

body.Buthowtocontrolanduseyourbodyclock?Scientistssuggestedhavingashowerbefore

bed.Jumpingintotheshoweraroundanhourbeforebedcouldmeanyousleepbetter.

Awarmshowerhelpsyourelax,andthenafteritwarmsyouup,yourcore（核body

temperaturedrops.Thisencouragesyoutofallasleepmorequicklyandsleepmoresoundly.

Astudyin2019saidthatawatertemperatureof40℃to42.4℃producesthebest-quality（最

优质的）sleep.Afterpeopleliedown,mostofthemtakeabout20minutestofallasleep.However,if

youhaveashoweronetotwohoursbeforegoingtobed,youwillfallasleep10minutesearlier.

Corebodytemperaturedropsnaturallybeforeyousleep,thendropsfurtherduringthenight.lt

risesagainasyouwakeup.ltisthoughtthattakingawarmshowerwillspeedupthedropin

temperaturebeforebed,asilbringsbloodtothesurfaceofthebody,andthentheheatisgivenoff.

（）66.Whatdidscientistssuggestpeopledobeforebedtosleepbetter?

A.Sleepanhourearlier.B.Jumpintobed.

C.Haveawarmshower.D.Setatimeclock.

（）67.Whatdocstheunderlinedword"soundly"probablymean?

A.Deeply.B.Poorly.C.Kindly.D.Slowly.

()68.Whichwatertemperatureproducesthebest-qualitysleepaccordingtothestudy?

A.44.2℃.B.41.5℃.C.36.4℃.D.32.4℃.

()69.Inwhichpartofanewspapercanyoufindthetext?

A.Art.B.Weather.C.History.D.Health.

E

Ayearbookisatraditioninsomehighschools.Thebookcontains(包含)thenameandthe

pictureofeachstudentinyourfinalyear,sothatyoucanrememberwhoyouwenttoschoolwith.

A15-year-oldschoolgirlCatherineCookandherbrotherDavid,16,wantedmorethanthis.They

thought,<€Wedon'treallyknowourclassmatesfromjustapicture,sowhynothaveayearbookonline?

Youcouldlearnaboutpeople'smusicaltastes,themoviestheylike,andsoon.^^Withtheirhard

work,awebsitenamedmyYearbookwassetup,whichsoonbecamepopularamongschoolmates.

Onthewebsite,memberscanconnectwitheachotherbysharingmovies,music,photosandstudy

guides.Somestudentsfeelthattheydon'tfitinatschookbutcanmakefriendsmoreeasily

onhne.MyYearbookuserscanalsomakevirtual(虚拟的)“LunchMoncy^^bycompletingactivitieson

thewcbsitc.Thcythengiveitawaytocharitics(慈善机构)inthemyYearbook“causes”

programme,whichhassent22,000bookstoAfrica,andbought20,000kilosofriceforpeoplewithout

enoughfood.

RunningthewebsitedidnotstopCatherineandDavidfromcompletingtheirschoolwork

successfully.Now,theygoontouniversity,butstillmanagetoputin50hoursaweekdevelopingthe

website.

()70.WhydidCatherineandDavidwanttohaveayearbookonline?

A.Tomakemoremoney.

B.Tobecomepopularatschool.

C.Towatchmoviesonline.

D.Toknowmoreaboutschoolmates.

()71.Whatis"LunchMoney“usedfbr?

A.TravellingtoAfrica.B.Helpingpeopleinneed.

C.Runningthewebsite.D.Completingschoolwork.

()72.Whatisthebesttitle］标题)forthetext?

A.AnOnlineYearbookB.TheWebsiteActivi