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专题06阅读还原20篇

一、阅读还原6选5(深圳专用,10篇)

请阅读全文并从文后的六个选项中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。

Whatdoyoudowithyouroldbooks?Doyoukeepthemorsellthem?

]Thebooksareabout1yuanperkilogram.Inthepastfiveyears,peoplehavesoldabout2.

8billionbookseveryyear.2Ifpeoplecouldreusethesebooksforoneyear,themoneycouldbe

usediobuildaround40,000HopeSchoolsinpoorplaces.

Howtoreusethebooksintherightway?

ZhuPinistheheadteacherofamiddleschoolinJiangxi.3Hemadesomerulesaboutreusing

someofthebooks.Teacherstakethesebookstoclassroomsandgivethemouttothestudentsbefore

classes.Studentsmustusethesebookscarefully.4Andwhenthetermisover,thebooksarekept

inthelibrary.Theschooldisinfects(给...消毒)thebookseveryweek.Therulesalsotellthe

studentshowtosaveresources(资源).

Somepeoplealsoselltheiroldbooksatanonlinemarketforoldthings.Moreandmoreyoung

peopleenjoyusingoldbooks.5

A.Hecameupwithagoodidea.

B.Somepeopleselltheiroldbooks.

C.Theywereabout20billionyuan.

D.Afterclass,teacherstakethebooksbacktotheiroffices.

E.Teachersoftenaskstudentstofinishtheirhomeworkontime.

F.Theonlinemarketnotonlysavespeoplemoneybutalsosavesresources.

以下是一则短文,请阅读短文,并从下列六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完

整、连贯。

SukiandDavidarcfromShanghai.Theyspend600,000yuanhelpinghomelessanimalsevery

year.

Inthepasttenyears,theyhavesavedhundredsofcatsanddogs.6Sheonlykeptdogs.

However,shebegantobeinterestedincatsaftershemetPrince.Itwasathinandsmallhomelesscat,

butnowitisfatandcute.IthasbroughtSukialotoffun.Dajuisanothercutehomelesscat.

7SukiandDavidfounditonthehighwaywiththeirfriends.Theydrovethreecarsinfront

ofandbehindthecattokeepitsafe.ThentheysaveditandtookitbackhomeSukiandDavidplanned

tofindsomeonetoadopl(收养)Dajuwhenitgrewup.8

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SukiandDavidneedtobuylotsoffoodandotherthingsfortheiranimalseverymonth.

9.SoDavidcameupwithanideaandtheystartedtodesignthingsfortheanimals.And

thentheyopenedanonlineshop.Nowmorethantenproductscanbefoundintheirshop,suchasa

fountaincalledRiverandacomfortablecatbagforsleeping.

SukiandDavidthinktherearemanywaystohelpanimals.10.Theyhopetohelpmore

homelessanimalsandcallonotherpeopletodothesamethingasthem.

A.Itisiheyoungestincats,family.

B.Atfirst,Sukididn*tlikecatsatall.

C.Catsanddogsarebothhumans,friends.

D.Helpinghomelesscatsanddogsisoneofthebest.

E.However,thereweren'tmanythingsforthemtochoose.

F.ButDajuwassocutethatSukiandDaviddecidedtokeepitthemselvesintheend.

MostchildrenliketowatchcartoonsonTVbecauseofthefunnycharactersandthebrightcolors.

11

SomepeoplethinkitleavesnothingforchildrentoimaginewhentheywatchcartoonsonTV.

Theycanseethedifferentcharacters,sotheyneednotimaginetheappearanceofacharacterorany

situationinthecartoon.12Hehastoimagineaplaceorasituationdescribedinthestory

heisreading,sotheimaginativepowerofthechildimproves.

Verylittlechildrenmaynotbeabletoreadbooks.13Watchingcartoonswillimprovetheir

languageability.AsmostofthecartoonsareinEnglish,watchingthemwillimprovetheir

English.J4Theirvocabularywillgetimproved.Theywilllearnhowtopronouncedifferent

words.TheirspokenEnglishwillalsogetgreatlyimproved.Thesearetheadvantages(好处)of

watchingcartoons.

Butthereshouldbealimit(限制)toeverything.15However,youcannotkeepchildren

fromwatchingTVcompletely.Itwillonlydomoreharmthangood.

A.Parentsshouldcontroltheirchildren'stimeonTV.

B.Butwhenreadingabook,thechildhastoimaginewhatthedifferentcharacterslooklike.

C.ButtheywillbehappytowatchTV,especiallycartoons.

D.Theywilllearntounderstandtheconversations.

E.ButisitgoodforchildrentowatchcartoonsonTV?

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F.Cartoonsarconeofchildren'sfavoritethings.

MeetChatGPT,thenewfriendlychatbotthatcantalktoyoulikearealperson.Thischatbotuses

artificialintelligencetounderstandwhatyou'resayingandansweryourquestionsinanaturalway.

16

OneofthethingsthatmakeChatGPTspecialisthatitcanunderstandwhatyou'reaskingfor

evenifyouuseregularlanguageinsteadofspecificwords.17Forexample,ifyouask

ChatGPTaboutamovie,itwilllookfbrinformationaboutthemovieyoirreinterestedinandgive

youananswer.

ChatGPTcanhelpyouwithmanythingslikeshoppingorcustomerservice,youcanchatwith

ChatGPTandgelthehelpyouneed.Itcanevenbeusedfortherapy(心理治疗)totalkthroughyour

feelingsandconcerns.

What'sgreataboutChatGPTisthatit'salwayslearningandgettingbetter.Aspeopleuseitmore,

itwilllearnfromthoseinteractionsandimproveinaccuracyandefficiency.18

Whilesomepeopleworryabouttheimpactofartificialintelligencechatbotsonourworld,

ChatGPTisdesignedtomakelifeeasierandsimpler.]9andithasthepotential(潜力)to

doevenmoreinthefuture.

Inconclusion,ChatGPTisahelpfulchatbotthatcancommunicatewithyouinanaturalway.It's

alwayslearningandgettingbetter,makingitvaluableresourcefbrday-to-daylife.20

A.Tryitoutandseehowitcanimproveyourlifetoo!

B.It'seasytouseanditcanhelpyouinmanyways.

C.Thismeansyou'llgetbetterresultsthemoreyouuseit.

D.Italreadyhelpspeoplesavetimeandeffort.

E.Insteadoftalkingtoarealperson,

F.ButthefastdevelopmentofAIisalsocreatingnewjobs,

请阅读全文,并从文后的六个选项中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。

Youfrownwhenyouareunhappy.Yourparentsgiveyouathumbs-upforgoodgrades.Soccer

playershigh-fiveafteragoal.21Itusesthemovementorpositionofyourbody.Thewayyou

stand,yourhandgestures,thelookonyourface-theseareallwaystocommunicatewithoutwords.

AccordingtoUSscientistEdwardT.Hall,inaconversationbetweentwopeople,65percentof

communicationisdonethroughbodylanguage.22Forexample,ifyourfriendasksyoutocome

onapicnic,yougivehiman“OK"gesturetosay“yes”.

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Sometimes,yourwordssayonethingbutyourbodylanguagesaysanother.23

However,justlikespokenlanguage,bodylanguageisn'tuniversal.24InsomeAsiancountries,

itisrudetolookstraightatapersonwhileyouarctalkingtohimorherwhileintheUSandEurope,

eyecontactmeansyouareinterestedinwhatsomeoneissaying.

Anotherexampleisgreetings.InsomeAsiancultures,it5scommontobowone'sheadorbody.

25Maoris(毛利人),thenativepeopleofNewZealand,touchnosesasagreeting.

Sobeforeyoutravel,youmaywantiobrushup(温习)onbodylanguage.

A.Youmaytouchyourfaceunconsciously(潜意识地)whiletellingalie.

B.Insomecases,youcanexpressyourselfwithoutanywordsatall.

C.Hereissomeadviceonhowtoimproveyourbodylanguage.

D.Theseareexamplesofbodylanguage.

E.However,inEuropeancountries,peoplemaykisseachother'scheeks.

F.Itcanhaveatotallydifferentmeaningindifferentcultures.

请阅读下面的短文,并从文后的六个选项中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。

Longago,peoplecouldn'twriteandtheyhadnobooks.Buttheyhadstories.Peoplelearnedthe

storiesbyheartandtaughtnewonestooneanother.Sometimesitwashardtorememberthemall.

26TheancientEgyptianswrotetheirstoriesonsomethingmadefrompapyrusplants.

PeopleinotherplaceslearnedtousepapyrusfromtheEgyptians.27Soparchment(羊皮

纸)latertookitsplace.

InancientChinabookslookedalittledifferent.Peoplethereusedinktowriteonbambooorsilk.

Andthentheyinventedpaper.Madeoftrees,paperwaseasierandcheapertomakethanpapyrusand

parchment.28PapermakinglaterspreadtotheWest,buttherewasabigproblemwiththeseearly

books.Everysingleonehadtobecopiedandwrittenbyhand.

29Theycarved(雕亥U)apageofwordsintoapieceofwoodorstone.Theycouldthenprint

thepagebyspreadinginkonthewoodorstoneandputtingitagainstpaper.Manyyearslater,books

becamefasterandeasiertomakewhenaGermanprinterinventedmovable(可移动的),andthe

lettersputtogetheragainandagaintoprintdifferentpagesofwords.

30Oncealuxury(奢侈品)onlytherichcouldbuy,theysoonbecameatreasureeveryone

couldenjoy.

A.Butpapyrus(名氏莎草)grewmainlyinEgypt.

B.Finallybookscouldbeprintedbythethousands.

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C.Itssurfacewassmootherandbetterforwritingon,too.

D.Thingsgrewalittleeasierwhenwritingwasinvented.

E.TheChinesewerethefirsttothinkofawaytospeedthingsupalittle.

F.However,theystillwantedtowritethemdown.

阅读下面的短文,并从下文后的六个选项中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。

OnSeptember1st,schoolbellsrangagainacrossChinaasthefallsemester(学期)

started.31Inthefaceofthepandemic(大流彳亍),schoolsworldwidearetryingtomake

students,returnsassafeaspossible,Xinhuareported.

Israel

AccordingtoTheTimesofIsrael,nearly2.5millionIsraelistudentswentbacktoschoolin

September.32Atschool,studentsandteacherswilltakenucleicacidtests(核酸检测)onceor

twiceaweek.Ifthevaccinationrate(疫苗接种率)inaclassislessthan70percent,in-personlearning

willbestopped.

Japan

OnJuly29th,thedailynewCOVID-19casecounttopped10,000forthefirsttimeinJapan,

accordingtoTheMainichinewspaper.TheDeltastrain(毒株)causedthenumberofnewcasestorise

evenfaster.SomeschoolsinTokyoputoffreopeningfbroneweek.33

Switzerland

SchoolsinGenevahaveasetofstrictrulestokeepstudentssafe.34Highschoolstudents

mustwearmasksunlesstheysitfarenoughfromeachother.

TheUK

InEngland,middleschoolstudentshadtotakeCOVID-19teststwiceinthefirstweek.

35TheDepartmentforEducationinEnglandisplanningtovaccinatestudentsunderthe

ageof16toreduce(降低)therisksinschool,Xinhuareported.

A.Thesestudentsallhavemasks(口罩)ontheirfaces.

B.InothercountrieslikeJapan,IsraelandtheUK,schoolshavealsoreopened.

C.Later,theyneedtodoCOVID-19self-teststwiceaweekathome.

D.Forexample,freshairmustkeepcominginandoutoftheclassrooms.

E.Othersmadestudentstaketurnstogotoschool.

F.Schoolsaroundtheworldarctakingstudents'safetycarefully.

请阅读全文.并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯.并在答

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题卷上将相应的字母编号涂黑。

Childrenundertheageof18willbealloweduptothreehoursperweektoplayvideogames.Is

ittimetocontroltheironlinegamingtime?Readerssharetheiropinions.

Onlinegamescanmakepeoplecannotstopplayingit,butifchildrenaretaughthowtoplaythem

inacorrectway,thenitisnolongeradanger.36Teachingbyyourownexamplesisand

alwayswillbethebestwaytosuchproblems.

Goodidea.37Theycangooutsideandrun,jumpandswiminsteadofsittingonasofa

athomeandplayingwithasmartphone.

Itisoftenseenthatparentsargue(争论)withchildrenaboutsmartphones.Mostparentscan

hardlysettimelimitforitsdailyusage.Sometakeawaytheirsmartphones,butitwillmakechildren

feelsad.38___Thechangeshouldhavehappenedbeforenowandhopefulitwillworkwell.

Toomuchgamingistotallyawasteoftimeandenergyforteenagersandhasabadeffectontheir

health.Thegamingcompaniesshouldnotonlythinkaboutmakingmoney.39Itisdifficult

forallofustofollowtherules.Itisimpossibletomakechildrengiveupmobilephonesinashort

time.40Parentsneedtodomorethingstokeeptheirchildrenfromgaining.

A.Evenworse,itwillmaketheirkidsdonotlikethem.

B.Theyshoulddosomethinghelpfulforchildrenandensuretheirhealthanddevelopment.

C.Bycontrollingtimespentononlinegames,kidscanspendtimedoingmoreusefulthingsto

developtheirhobbies.

D.Becausechildrencanusetheirparents,orotheradults,IDstogetawayfromreal-name

registration(注册).

E.Childrenareplayingmoreandmoreonlinegamesthesedays.

F.Toachievethis,parentsneedtosetexamplesfornotspendingtoomuchtimeonphones.

以下是一篇短文,请阅读全文,并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思

完整、连贯。

AgroupofchildrenfrompoorareasacrossChinacametogetherontheoutskirtsofBeijing.

41____.

Thankstoacharitysportsprogram,nowthesechildrenrenewtheirhopes.42.Ithas

gotmanylikessofar.

Thefilmbeganin2016andshowedtheworldofthesechildren.Unlikemanyothersportsfilms,

ToughOutdoesn'tsimplyfbcusontheencouragingpart.43.Inthefilm,thisteamnever

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wonabaseballcompetition.44

“Thisfilmissorealistic.Thestrugglesthechildrenexperiencedmadepeoplefeelheartbroken,“

notedamagazine.

45.“Itnotonlyshov/sthetruemeaningofsports,butalsotellspeoplethatfailuresarean

importantpartofourlife,“Xusaid.

A.ThatmayexplainwhyXuHuijing,thefilm'sdirector,lovestheEnglishnameofthefilm一

7b14ghOui.

B.Once,theywereconfusedandchallengedbylotsofdifficulties.

C.Forthisreason,somechildrenlefttheteamsadly.

D.ThedocumentaryfilmToughOutbroughttheirstoryintothefocus.

E.Instead,itshowspeoplethekids'failures.

F.Whyisthisfilmsopopular?

从F列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中,使原文的意思完整、连贯。

Wearingschooluniformsistheruleofmanyschools.—46However,someparentssay

thatit'saverygoodthing.Why?

47Wearingschooluniforms,childrenaregoingtoschooljustlikeadultsdressinguptogo

towork.Schoolsreportthatwhenstudentsarcdressedin“workclothcs^^insteadof“playclothes”,

they'remoreseriousabouttheirstudy.

Parentsthinkthatschooluniformshelptokeepaschoolinorder.Theschooluniformscantell

studentstofollowtherulesatschool.Whenstudentsallwearschooluniforms,they'llbemorecareful

todothings.48

Parentsthinkschooluniformscancutdownthenumberoffights.Somestudentsinfashion

clotheslikeplayingajokeonorevenlookdownonthosestudentswithoutwearingpopularclothing.

49

Parentsthinkthatstudentswearingschooluniformslooknicer,andit'salsogoodfortheirstudy.

Whentheywearschooluniforms,they'llpaylessattentiontotheirclothingandpaymoreattention

totheirstudy.

Parentsbelievethatwearingschooluniformshelpsbuildschoolspirit.50

SoIthinkschoolsshouldkeepthisrule.

A.Childrencanbeproudoftheirschool.

B.Manystudentsdon'tlikeit.

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C.They'llputtheirheartsintoclass.

D.Parentsthinkchildrenmaytakeschoolseriouslyiftheywearschooluniforms(校月艮).

E.Wearingschooluniformscansavemuchtime.

F.Iteasilycausesfightsamongthestudents.

二、阅读还原5选5(广州专用,10篇)

根据材料内容,从下面五个选项中选出能填入文中1〜5题空缺的最佳选项,使文章意思通顺,

内容完整.

Confidenceisveryimportantindailylife.Itcanhelpyouformahealthyattitude.Buthowcan

webemoreconfident?Herearesomesuggestions:

Speaklouder.Whenyouarenotconfident,it'shardtodowhatyouwanttodowell.Youspeak

inavoicesolowthatotherpeoplecanhardlyhearyou.51Yourvoicecanhelpyoubecome

moreconfident.

Playsports.Physicalexercisemakesyoutiredbutcompletelyrelaxed.52

Encourageyourself.Writedownalistofthingsthatyoudidduringthedaytoseehowmany

thingsyoudidwell.Didyoufinishyourhomework?Didyoutellajokethatmadeeverybodylaugh?

53

Getridof(消除)fear.Feargoesalongwithfailure.54Trytostartagainandbelieve

youcandobetter,

Pickupahobby.55Inaway,ahobbycanmakeyououtstanding.Anditwillmakeyou

happyandconfident.

A.Giveyourselfpraiseforthegoodthingsyouhavedone.

B.Ifyoulikesinging,singasmuchasyoucan.

C.Trytospeakloudenoughsothatpeoplecanhearyouclearly.

D.Butitiseasytoovercomeifyouunderstandthatfailureispartoflife.

E.Astrongbodyhelpsyoubefullofconfidence.

GoldenmonkeysaremainlyfoundinSichuan,Gansu,ShaanxiandHubeiProvinces.Thehead-

to-bodylengthofgoldenmonkeysis57-76cmandtheirtailscanbeupto72cmlong.56

Goldenmonkeysliveincoldplaces.Theyhavethickgoldenorangefurtokeepthemselveswarm.

Goldenmonkeysenjoyeatingdifferentkindsoffood.57

Nowadays,thenumberofgoldenmonkeysisbecomingsmallerandsmaller.Around2(),()0()of

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themstillremainontheEarth.58Ontheonehand,goldenmonkeysarckilledfortheirfur.

Ontheotherhand,peoplearedestroyingtheenvironmentwheretheylivein.59

Goldenmonkeysareinneedofhelp.60

A.Treesandbambooaredisappearing,sogoldenmonkeyshavelessandlesstoeat.

B.Somethingmustbedonetoprotectthemifwestillwanttoseetheminthefuture.

C.Theirdietincludesfruits,youngleavesofbamboo,flowersandinsects.

D.Therearetwomainreasonsforthedisappearanceofgoldenmonkeys.

E.Theyweighfrom6.5to39kg.

选择恰当的句子填入文中空白处,请将答案填涂在答题卡上。

E-sportsismakingprogressinChinanow.61Andmoreyounggamersareworkingas

e-sportsplayers.Since2016,severaluniversitiesinChinahaveofferede-sportsclasses.The2018

AsianGamesmadee-sportsoneofitsperformanceevents.E-sportshassomesimilaritieswith

traditionalsports,suchasfaircompetitions,teamworkandpopularity.62

Ane-sportsplayermusthavequickreactions(反应)andhighpatience.Theymustalsohavea

highAPM,or^actionsperminute”.Thisreferstohowmanyactionstheycanperforminagamein

oneminute.Professionalplayerscanhavethemupto400.Acompetitionusuallytakesaboutfive

hours.What'smore,thereisastrictruleabouthowmanyyearstheycanplaythiswell.63

Iftheykeepgoodcondition,someplayerscancompeteuntiltheageof28.

64"Westarttopractiserightafterwegetupinthemorninganditusuallygoesonuntil

midnight,“saidHuangFuquan,aplayerfromIG,theChinesee-sportsclub."Thereareatleast12

hoursofworkeveryday."65Andtheyalsofacealotofmentalpressure.Somee-sportsclubs

invitedoctorstohelptheirplayers.

Soifyouwanttoturnyourloveforgamingintoafull-timejob,askyourselfthisfirst.Arcyou

reallyprepared?

A.E-sportsplayershavetoworkhardeveryday.

B.Professionalplayerscanbebetween17and25.

C.Manyplayerspractisesomuchthattheygetphysicalpains.

D.However,becomingaprofessionale-sportsplayerisnotallfun.

E.Agrowingnumberofe-sportsclubshavebeensetupinthelasttenyears.

阅读短文及文后A~E选项.选出可以填入1〜5各题空白处的最佳选项.并在答题卡上将该项涂

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Lookaroundyourroom.Isthereanythingyouhaveneverusedoranythingyouhaveonlyused

afewtimes?66It'struethatweoftenhavetoomanythingsaroundus,butmostofthemarenot

usefultous.Howcanwehelp?There'saperfectdaytohelpustogetstarted—NationalGive

SomethingAwayDay.__67_____It'sadaytoencouragepeopletoshowtheirkindnesstoothersin

theircommunity.

Sometimesweneedahelpinghandinlife,andsometimeswecanlendahand.NationalGive

SomethingAwayDayhelpsusthinkabouttheneedsofothers.68Withsomany

advertisementstellingustokeepbuying,NationalGiveSomethingAwayDayallowsustoslowdown

andmakeeachbuyingmeaningful.

69Therearemanythingswecando.Startbylookingaroundyou.Ifyouseesomethingyou

haven'tusedfbrawhile,thinkaboutgivingittosomeoneinneed.Thinkbiggerthanjustclothesand

money.70Youcanalsocheckwithyourneighborstosecifyoucanhelpinanyway.

A.It'sonJuly15everyyear.

B.Maybemanyofyouwillanswer“Yes”.

C.Foodisalsosomethingneededbymanypeople.

D.Thisdayalsohelpsusthinkaboutwhatwereallyneed.

E.HowcanwccelebrateNationalGiveSomethingAwayDay?

阅读短文及文后A~E选项,选出可以填入各题空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

GoldenmonkeysaremainlyfoundinSichuan,Gansu,ShanxiandHubeiprovinces.Thehead-

to-bodylength(长度)ofgoldenmonkeysis57〜76cmandtheirtailscanbeupto72cmlong.

71Goldenmonkeysliveincoldplaces.Theyhavethickgolden-orangefurtokeep

themselveswarm.Goldenmonkeysenjoyeatingdifferentkindsoffood.72

Nowadays,thenumberofgoldenmonkeysisbecomingsmallerandsmaller.Around20,000of

themstillremainontheEarth.73Ontheonehand,goldenmonkeysarckilledfortheirfur.On

theotherhand,peoplearcdestroyingtheenvironmentwheretheylive.74

Goldenmonkeysareinneedofhelp.75

A.Treesandbamboosaredisappearing,sogoldenmonkeyshavelessandlesstoeat.

B.Somethingmustbedonetoprotectthemifwestillwanttoseetheminthefuture.

C.Theirdietincludesfruits,youngleavesofbamboos,Howersandinsects.

D.Therearetwomainreasonsfbrthedisappearingofgoldenmonkeys.

E.Theyweighfrom6.5to39kg.

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阅读短文及文后A-E选项,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,井在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Oneday,afamousspeakergaveaspeechtoagroupofpeopleinahall.Thespeechwasabout

happiness.76However,afewhourslater,peoplestartedlosingtheirattention.Theystarted

totalkwithothersorchecktheirmobilephones.

77Hewentaroundthehallandgaveeachpersonintheroomaballoon.Heaskedeveryone

towritehisorhernameontheballoon.Thenthespeakertookalloftheballoonstoanotherroom.

Afterthat,thespeakerledihegroupiotheroomfullofballoonsandaskedthemiofindtheballoon

withtheirownnames.78

Butfiveminuteslater,noonecouldfindtheirownballoons.Someofthembecameimpatient.

Theysaid,“Itisawasteoftime!”Afterseeingthis,thespeakeraskedeachpersontogetaballoon

andtrytofindtheowneroftheballoon.79Injustafewminutes,everyonehadhisorher

ownballoon.

Wheneveryonegottheballoonandwentbacktotheseat,thespeakersaid,“Theballoonsare

likehappiness.Everyoneisbusylookingforhisorherownhappiness,notcaringmuchaboutwhat

happenstoothers.80Ifyouhelpothersfindhappiness,youcanfindyourown.“

A.Everyonedidaswhatthespeakersaid.

B.Thespeakernoticedandcameupwithanidea.

C.Atfirst,peoplelistenedtothespeakercarefully.

D.Everyonestartedaskingeachotherfortheirnames.

E.Butsometimesthebestwaytobehappyistohelpothers.

阅读短文及文后A~E选项,选出可以填入1〜5各题空白处的最佳选项。

Since2017,shortvideoshavegotmillionsofviewsonlineandbecomeoneofthemostpopular

communicationwaysinChina.Manypeoplecreateandshareshortvideosonpopularvideoappslike

DouyinandKuaishou.Thevideosareusually15secondstoafewminuteslong.81

82Accordingtoareport,morethan5()percentofGrade7and8studentssaidtheyenjoy

watchingtheseshortvideos.Fromthevideos,teenagersseefunnyandexcitingthingstheywon't

usuallysee.

About47percentofteenagershavepostedtheirownvideos.83Forexample,a13-year-old

usernamedXiaoQianyuhaspostedvideosshowingherlearningjazzdancewithherfriends.Thisha

wonhermanyfans.

84Somestudentsspendtoomuchtimewatchingthemandthereforedonothaveenoughtime

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tostudy.Somevideosarcnotsuitableforteenagersandhaveanegativeeffectonthem.

Todealwiththisproblem,Douyinaddedanewfunction(功能).85Also,thegovernment

askedcompaniestomakestricterrulesfortheseappsandtakeawaytheunsuitablevideos.Inthis

way,theappshavebeencontrolledmuchmorestrictlysincethen.

A.Theyshowpeopledoingactivitieslikecooking,exercisingandsinging.

B.Itlockstheappifsomeoneusestheappforovertwohoursaday.

C.However,shortvideoappscanalsocauseproblems.

D.Mostoftheusersontheappsareyoungpeople,includingteenagers.

E.Manyteensalsoliketosharethefunthingstheydowithothers.

阅读短文及文后选项,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

OnedaywhenIwasabouttwelve,Iwenttoarestaurantfordinnerwithmyfamily.86

WhenmymumandIwalkedtotherestaurantfromourcar,agirlaboutmyageandhermothercame

uptous.87Mymumaskedwheretheylivedatonce."Thatoldcaracrossthestreet,said

thegirl,“Sixofmyfamilyliveinit.”

Mymumsaidshehadsomethingtodo,andafterhandingthemafewdollars,wesaidgoodbye.

88Butshedidn'tcome.Aboutonehourlater,mymumcame.Shesaidshewenthomeand

broughtsomefoodandclothestothegirl.89ShetoldmethatwewereluckybutthegirPs

familywasn'tsolucky.Irememberedthatgirl—shewasthesameageasme,butwelookedso

different.Idressedinalmostnewclothesbutherclothesweresoold.90"Mymumreally

didtherightthing."Ithoughttomyself.

Untilnow,Istillrememberthatnight.Onthatnight,mymumtaughtmeoneofthebestlessons

Ihaveeverlearnt.

A.Theyaskedifwehadanysparechange(多余的零钱).

B.Itwasacoldday,andthewindwasblowinghard.

C.AndIhadmybedroombutshehadtostayinanoldcarwithfiveotherpeople.

D.Iaskedherwhyshehelpedthosepeople.

E.Then,mymumsentmeinsidetherestaurantwithmydad.

阅读短文及文后A-E选项,选出可以填入1〜5各题空白处的最佳选项,使上下文意思连贯。

DisneyisabigfamilythathasalotofcartoonstarssuchasMickeyandMinnieMouse.

91

Fromthebeginning,thefamouscartoonistWaltDisneycreatedDonaldDuckasafoil(陪衬)to

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