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年中考英语真题分类汇编04阅读理解C篇0131P01Doyoulikereading?HaveyoueverreadwiththehelpofAI?NowAIcanquicklymakebooksummaries(概要),allowingreaderstoknowabookwellinjustafewminutes.However,realreadingismorethanthat.“EvenintheAIage,deepreadingcanneverbereplaced(取代),”saysProfessor(教授)HuangfromFudanUniversity.Readingisadialoguewiththewriter.Whenweread,webringourownlifeexperiencesandfeelings.Wethinkaboutthewriter’sideasandformourownthoughts.SuchspecialexperiencescannotbeofferedbyAIsummariesorshortonlinebookreviews.ProfessorChenoftheFudanUniversityLibrarysaysthat70%ofthelibrary’scollectionnowise-books,buthestillbelievesthatgoodbooksareworthreadingslowlyandfully.ProfessorLinfromShanghaiNormalUniversityagreesthattheAIagecallsfordeeperandwiderreading.“ThoughAIisgoodatsearchingforandcopyinginformation,itcannotmatchhumancreativity,”hesays.[2026·安徽]Howdoesthewriterstartparagraph1?A.Bytellingstories. B.Byaskingquestions.C.Byusingnumbers. D.Bygivingexamples.WhatcanwelearnfromProfessorLin’swords?A.AIcanhelpusreadfully. B.Weshouldreadgoodbooks.C.AIcannotmatchourcreativity. D.Weshouldnotreade-books.Whatcanbeapropertitle(标题)forthetext?A.DeepreadingintheAIage B.E-booksinmodernlibrariesC.SearchingmethodsontheInternet D.AItoolsforbooksummaries63~65BCAP02WhilethesizeofArcticseaicehasdroppedbyabout40percentover40years,untilrecently,thesizeoftheseaicearoundAntarcticawasslowlyincreasing.Then,after2015,Antarcticiceextentfellfromarecordhightoseveralrecordlows,losinganareaaslargeasGreenland.Someresearchhassuggestedthathigherairtemperaturesmaybethecause.However,twonewstudiesshowthatoceanwarmingplayedabiggerroleinthisdramaticchange.Aspartofglobaloceancirculation,warmsaltwatermovessouthwardfromthetropicsandcirclesAntarctica200metresbelowthesurface.Buttemperatureandsaltinessrecordsofthepast20yearssuggestthatthiswarmdeepsaltwaterhasbeenrisingtowardsthesurface,whereitcanmeltseaice.Antarcticaisencircledbyabeltofstrongwindsandstorms.Climatechangehaspushedthisstormbeltsouthward,bringingmorerainandsnowintoseaicearea,accordingtoastudybyEarleWilsonandotherresearchersatStanfordUniversity.Therainandsnowcreatealayeroffreshsurfacewaterthatbetterprotectsthebottomoftheseaicefromwarmdeepsaltwater,allowingittogrowtoits2014recordhigh.Butthesamesouthward-movingstormbeltalsobringsstrongerwinds.Thesewindsblowsurfacewaterandiceforward.Asthishappens,warmdeepsaltwaterrisesuptofilltheemptyspace.Between2014and2016,thiswind-drivenrisingbegantogettheupperhandagainsttheprotectivelayerofincreasedrainandsnow,andseaicebegantomeltaway.Whentheresearchersinputtherecordedoceandataintoacomputermodel,itprojectedthatseaicewouldgrowandthenbecomesmaller,asitdidintherealworld.Theresearchersplantostudyandmodelotherthings,whichalsolikelyplayrolesthroughoutAntarctica.Examplesincludechangesinseaicemovementandincreasesinoceanmixingresultingfrommorestorms.Bystudyingtheoceandata,theyhopetobuildamodeltoprojectchangesinAntarcticseaiceintheyearstocome.[2026·北京]WhichofthefollowingbestshowstheAntarcticseaicechangesaround2015?A. B.C. D.InwhichorderarethefollowingeventsdiscussedinParagraph3?①Warmdeepsaltwaterrisestothesurface.②Alayeroffreshsurfacewateriscreated.③Surfacewaterandiceareblownforward.④Morerainandsnowarebroughtintotheseaicearea.A.②④①③ B.②④③① C.④②①③ D.④②③①Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.WhereisAntarcticseaicelosstakingus?B.IsthisthecauseofAntarcticseaiceloss?C.WillanewmodelexplainAntarcticseaicemelting?D.HowdoesfreshsurfacewaterprotectAntarcticseaice?27.A28.D29.BP03PlasticproductionhasbeenrisingsincetheendofWorldWarII.Plastichasgreatlyinfluencedmodernlife.Itiswidelyusedinclothing,electronicgoods,carsandhealthcare.Infact,plasticisnotasinglematerial.Astudyshowsthat16,000differentchemicalsareusedinmakingplastics.Whenplasticendsupinnature,itcantakehundredsofyearstobreakdown.Itpollutessoilandwater.Peoplehaverealizedtheplasticpollutionproblem.Thankstomodernrecyclingtechnology,weseeproductsmadefromrecycledplastic—fromT-shirtstobagstobuildingmaterials.Thisisthemagicofturningwasteplasticintovaluableproducts.Scientistsaredevelopingmoreandmoreeffectivemethodstorecyclewasteplastic.Forexample,researchersbreakdownplasticsintoreusablechemicalsbyusingheat,pressureandakindofspecialwater.Anothertechnologycreatesaplasticmixtobreakdownwasteplasticintooilfornewplastics.Scientistsalsouseelectriccurrent(电流)toturnwasteplasticintohighqualitygraphene(石墨烯).Thegraphenehelpstodevelopnewcancertreatments.Recyclingreducestheneedtoproducenewplasticfromoil.Besides,ithelpstocontrolenvironmentalpollution.However,recyclingplasticisnotalwayseasy.Differenttypesofwasteplasticsmustbeseparatedandwellcleaned.Chinahasbeenstressingtheimportanceofrecyclingandhastakenactiontoimproveit.Manyschoolstrytoencouragestudentstorecycleproperly.Forexample,studentsmaygetanaward,suchasasmalltoyorapencil,forputtingemptybottlesintosmartrecyclingmachines.Factoriesareencouragedtouserecycledmaterialsintheirproducts.Witheachrecycledbottle,Chinamovesonestepclosertoafuturewherenothingistrulywasted—everythingisjustwaitingforitsnextuse.[2026·福建]WhatdoweknowaboutplasticfromParagraph1?A.PlasticproductionstartedafterWorldWarII.B.Plasticiscommonlyusedinmodernlife.C.Therearemanywaysofproducingplastic.D.Producingplastictakesalongtime.Inwhichwaycanwasteplasticberecycled?A.Bymixingreusablechemicalsintoit.B.Byinventingaplasticmixtobreakitdown.C.Bybreakingdownhighqualitygraphene.D.Bydevelopingnewcancertreatments.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph4referto?A.Oil. B.Newplastic. C.Theneed. D.Recycling.Whatdoesthelastparagraphfocuson?A.Theimportanceofrecycling. B.Theawardsforrecycling.C.Theeffortsinrecycling. D.Thefutureofrecycling.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.PlasticProductionoverTimeB.WastePlastic:SeriousPollutionC.EffectiveMethodsofUsingPlasticD.Recycling:NewLifeofWastePlastic56.B57.B58.D59.C60.DP04“Eastwindbringsrain;westwindbringsfine.”Peopleusuallyknowabouttheweatherbywatchingtheweatherreport,whichmainlydependsonscientificfactsandinformationmodelscoveringthewholeworld.Infact,thereisanotherwaytopredictit.Thatisthroughwatchingnaturecarefully.Natureitselfhaslotsofreporters.Readingatmospheric(大气层的)signsIfthickcircleblackcloudsgatherhighupandcoverthewholesky,theyoftengiveamessagethatarainislikelytocomewithinthenext24hours.Whenthesecloudsappeartobesoft,whiteandlowlying,theygenerallyshowthattheweatherisfine.However,thelargewhitecloudsbegintorisehigherandbecomethickerliketowers.They’reoftenseenduringthunderstorms.WatchinganimalbehaviorsAtmosphericwaterinfluencesinsects’behaviorsalot.Insectsactveryquicklytothechangesofit.Antsmayruninandoutoftheirhomesinahurrytostorefoodorbuildstronghousesfromcomingrain.Similarly,beeswillreturntotheirhomesearlierandstopfoodsearchingactivitywhentheyfeelit’sabouttorain.KnowingplantpredictorsTheplantsofcertainkind,areaorenvironmentgivedependablesignstopredicttheweather.Astheatmosphericwaterchanges,thestructuresofplantsmovetoo.Forexample,fallenpineconescansenseimmediatewetnesslevelsintheair.Thereareseeds(种子)insideeachscaleofthepinecones.Thescalesopenupinasunnydaysothatthewindblowsseedsaway.Whenarainispossible,theycloseandholdthemselvestogethertoprotectseedsfromgoingbad.[2026·兰州]Whydoesthewriterbeginthearticlewithasaying?A.Totellastory. B.Toexplainaword.C.Tostartaconversation. D.Tocatchreaders’interest.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinparagraph2?A.Theshapeofthecloud. B.Theheightofthecloud.C.Thecolourofthecloud. D.Thespeedofthecloud.Whichofthefollowingmeaningsissuitablefortheunderlinedword“immediate”?immediate/ɪˈmiːdiət/adj.1.happeningrightaway;ongoing2.nexttoorveryclosetoaperson3.nearestinrelationship4.havingadirecteffect(fromthedictionary)A.1. B.2. C.3. D.4.Accordingtothearticle,whenisitpossibletorain?A.Thethickblackcloudsgrowtobesoftandwhite.B.Antshurrytoruninandoutoftheirhomesforfood.C.Beesarebusysearchingfoodandwon’tcomehomeearlier.D.Thescalesofpineconesopenuptoletthewindblowseedsaway.InwhichPARTofamagazinecanwereadthearticle?A.Travel. B.Sports. C.Nature. D.Culture.21.D22.D23.A24.B25.CP05Doyoulikemusic?Haveyoueverlistenedtoupbeatmusic—oftenmusicthatishappyorenergetic—tocheeryourselfup?Researchhasshownthatmusiccanhaveaneffectonourmind.So,whatisthesciencebehindmusic?Researchersfoundthatifpeoplelistentoupbeatmusicwhiletryingtofeelhappieratthesametime,theyreportfeelingbetter.However,ifpeoplejustlistentothemusicbutdon’tactivelytrytofeelhappier,theycan’tfeelbetter.Andlisteningtoslower,moreseriousmusicdoesn’thelpthemfeelanyhappiereither.Andthere’smore.Researchersalsofoundthatlisteningtosomeclassicalmusichelpsyourbrainfocusanddealwithinformationbetter.Thisisveryusefulwhenyou’restudying.Andmanypeoplereportthatsimpleandsoftmusiccanalsohelptheirbrainstayfocused.Why?Thebrainhastwokindsofattention.Oneisconsciousattention(有意注意)andtheotherisunconsciousattention.Whiletheconsciousattentionmaybefocusedonwork,theunconsciousattentionmayhavenothingtodo,onlylookingforfun.Havingmusiconinthebackgroundgivestheunconsciousattentionsomethingtofocuson,whichimprovesoverallconcentration(专注力).Thepowerofmusicdoesn’tstopthere.Ifyouhavetroublefallingasleepfromtimetotime,musiccanalsohelp.Researchshowsthatthebestmusicforthispurposehasaboutsixtybeatsperminute—almostthesameasahealthy,restingheart.Classicalmusicisoftenaroundthisspeed.Anymusicthatissoftanddoesnothavesuddenloudpartsmaybeeffective.Peoplewhohaveserioussleepproblemsmayneedtolistentothiskindofmusicforseveralnightsbeforetheyseeresults.[2026·广州]Whencanupbeatmusichelpusfeelhappieraccordingtoparagraph2?A.Ifwearealsotryingtofeelhappier.B.Ifwelistentoupbeatmusiceveryday.C.Ifwemixupbeatmusicwithseriousmusic.D.Ifwearelisteningtoslowmusicatthesametime.Whydoessomebackgroundmusichelpimproveconcentration?A.Itbringsthebrainalotoffun.B.Itgetsthebraintoworkfaster.C.Itmakesconsciousattentionbusier.D.Itgivesunconsciousattentionsomethingtodo.Howdoesthewriterdevelopideasinparagraph4?A.Bytellingstories.B.Bylistingnumbers.C.Bymakingcomparisons.D.Byusingresearchfindings.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A.WhymusiccheersusupB.HowmusichelpsuslearnC.HowmusicinfluencesourmindD.Whymusicimprovesourmemory33.A34.D35.D36.CP06ResearchersfromtheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology(MIT)haveestimated(估计)thattheworldmayneedabout1billionnewhomesby2050.AccordingtoaresearcherfromMIT,ifpeopleusewoodtomakesomanyhomes,morethanthreetimesthesizeoftheAmazonrainforestmaybecut.TheMITresearcherstriedtofindothermaterialstotaketheplaceofwoodtomakehouseparts.Andtheyfoundrecycledplasticcouldplayarole.TheMITteamdiscoveredthatrecycledplasticmixedwithbitsofglasscouldbeusedasanewmaterialtomaketrusses(桁架)—supportsputunderfloorstomakesurethatthefloorscancarrytheweightofeverythingonthem.TheMITteamwantedtoknowhowmuchweightthetrussescouldcarry.Inatest,they3Dprintedfourtrusseswiththenewmaterial.Eachtrussweighedonlyabout6kg—lighterthanacomparablewoodentruss.Theteamputthefourtrussesunderawoodenfloormodelandslowlyaddedheavyweightsonthefloor.Throughthetest,theteamfoundthefourtrussescouldsustainobjectsweighingmorethan1,800kg—abouttheweightofacar.ThisshowedtrussesmadefromthenewmaterialwerestrongenoughtobeusedinhousebuildinginAmerica.Thefindingmaybenefithousebuildingalot.Itwillbemucheasiertosendhousepartsmadefromthisnewmaterialtodifferentplaces.What’smore,theresearcherssayitispossibletobringdownthecostofmakinghouseparts.Theresearchershopethatonedaytheycan3Dprintmorehousepartswiththenewmaterial,sothatmoreusedplasticcouldbeturnedintosomethinguseful.[2026·广西]根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。Howmanynewhomesmaytheworldneedby2050accordingtotheMITresearchers?A.About1billion. B.About2billion. C.About3billion.Whatisthenewmaterialmadefrom?A.Recycledplasticandglass.B.Recycledplasticandwood.C.Recycledplasticandstone.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sustain”probablymeaninParagraph3?A.Increase. B.Avoid. C.Hold.Whatcanwelearnaboutthe3D-printedtrussesinthetest?A.Theywerebigenoughtosupporthousefloors.B.Theywerestrongenoughforhousebuilding.C.Theyweresmallenoughtobeputinacar.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.3DPrintingSolvesHousingProblemsB.RecycledPlasticFindsNewLifeinHousesC.RecyclingPlasticReducesEnvironmentalPollution56.A57.A58.C59.B60.BP07Imagineyouareinaboatfaroutatsea.Suddenly,youhearaloud,deepandbeautifulsong.Justasyouarestartingtoenjoyit,thesongends.Then,itstartsagain.Youlookaroundbutcanjustseewatereverywhere.So,whoismakingsuchmysterious(神秘的)butbeautifulmusic?Scientistscallthisawhalesong.Itismadebysomekindsofwhaleslikethebluewhaleandthehumpbackwhale,anditismainlysungbythemale(雄性的)whales.Thewhalessometimesproducethesesongswhentheyarefeeding.Malehumpbacksalsousethemtoshowtheirfitnessandhealthtofemalewhales.Accordingtoscientists,somewhalescommunicatetheirfeelingsoflonelinessthroughthesesongs.Theymayalsosingtoexpresssadnessoverthelossofalovedone.Eachsonglastsfromafewminutestohalfanhour,anditisthenrepeated.Thesingingcangoonforhours.It’sveryloud,andcanbeheardevenfaraway.Moresurprisingly,whalesfromthesamesocialgroupsingthesamesongatthesametimeevenwhentheyareveryfarapart.Whalesfromdifferentsocialgroupssingdifferentlyevenwhenstayingtogether.Researchshowsthatthishelpsthewhalestotrack(追踪)theirgroupmembers,andtocommunicateimportantinformationwithinthegroup.Althoughscientistshavebeenstudyingwhalesongsforalongtime,theycontinuetowonderwhywhalessing.Theyhaven’tfoundouttheexactmeaningsofthesesongsyet.Butthisisnotabadthing,forthebeautyofnatureoftenliesinitsmystery.AndthemysteryofthismusiccreatedbyMotherNaturecouldbepartofthereasonwhyitsoundssobeautifultothehumanear.[2026·贵州]Howdoesthewriterstartthetext?A.Byusingasaying. B.Bylistingnumbers. C.Bycreatingasituation.WhatdoweknowaboutwhalesongsfromParagraph2?A.Theycanexpresswhales’feelings.B.Theyaresungwhenwhalesfallill.C.Theymostlycomefrombabywhales.Whathelpswhalestracktheirgroupmembers?A.Singingloudly. B.Singingfordays. C.Singingthesamesong.Whatdoesthemysteryofwhalesongsmainlyshow?A.Thebeautyofmusic. B.Thewonderofnature. C.Thelifeofwhales.54.C55.A56.C57.BP08AChineserobotbecametheunexpectedstarinaninternationalkitefestival.Atthebeginningofthefestival,therobotheldthestring(线)ofakiteflyingintheskyandmadeup-and-downmovements.Theshowlastedfor20minutesanddrewcrowdsofvisitorstotakephotos.Therobotintheinternationalfestivalisagoodexampleofhuman-likerobots.Inrecentyears,human-likerunningrobotshavegreatlyimprovedandsurprisedtheworld.Thisyear,arobotfromaChinesecompanybrokethemen’srecordforthehalf-marathon(半程马拉松).Inanotherevent,arobot,alsofromaChinesecompany,cameclosetothemen’s100-meterworldrecord.Robotsarenotjustforflyingakiteorrunningincompetitions.Theyarealsohelpingonfarms.Pickingtomatoesistiringworkforhumans.Nowfarmingrobotscanhelpwithit.Therobotsfirstgetinformationaboutthetomatoesontheirown.Theinformationisaboutwhetherthetomatoesareripe(成熟的)ornotandwhetherthereisanytomatohiddenbehindleaves.Withtheinformation,therobotscanworkoutthemosteffectivewaytopickthefruit.Whenpickingtomatoes,therobotsmustchooseripetomatoesandleaveunripeonesuntouched.Therearemanyreasonsfortherapidimprovementofrobotsinrecentyears.Thecostofbuildingrobotshasfallenalot.Newcomputerchipsallowmachinestoperformbetter.Withthedevelopmentoftechnology,robotsareplayinganincreasinglyimportantroleineverydaylife.[2026·河北]Whatdidtherobotdointheinternationalkitefestival?A.Itmadekites. B.Itflewakite.C.Ithostedakiteshow. D.Ittookphotosofkites.Whatdidthetwohuman-likerunningrobotshaveincommon?A.ComingfromChinesecompanies.B.Breakingthemen’srunningrecords.C.Takingpartinaninternationalfestival.D.Winningfirstplaceinthehalf-marathon.Whatisthefirststepfortherobotstopicktomatoes?A.Findinghiddenleaves. B.Learningfarmingmethods.C.Collectinginformation. D.Takingawayfallentomatoes.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A.Thefutureofrobotindustry. B.Aninternationalkitefestival.C.Therapiddevelopmentofrobots. D.Aracebetweenrobotsandhumans.BACCP09Didyounoticehownaturesometimesrepeatsitself?Somethingthatrepeatsiscalledapattern.Therearemanypatternsforyoutostudyandlearn.Lookaroundyou.Patternsareeverywhere.Youmayseebrightandcolorfulpatternsifyoulookatfishinthesea.Inabee’shoneycomb,thesix-sidedshapeisrepeatedmanytimes.Someleavesalwayshavefivepointsonthem.Listeningcarefully,youwillfindanoisyworld.Dogsbark,therainfallsandthewindblows.Arethesepatterns?Ofcourse!Soundsthatrepeatarepatterns.Acricket(蟋蟀)usesitswingstomakerepeatedchirping(啁啾叫)sounds.Doyouknowthatacricket’schirpchangeswiththetemperature?Thehotteritis,themorechirpsacricketwillmake.Trytofindouthowlivingthingsgrowaroundyou.Seeds(种子)growintoplants.Abutterflybeginslifeasanegg.Eachlivingthinghasitsownpatternasitgrows.Whenahumanbabyisborn,itissmall.Withtime,thebabylearnstoliftitsheadandlearnstorollover.Finally,thebabylearnstostandupandwalk.Thiskindofpatterniscalledapatternofdevelopment.Ifsomethinghappensoverandover,it,too,formsapattern.Forexample,yougetupat7:00everymorning.Yougetdressedandtheneatbreakfastat7:30a.m.Ifyourepeatthismanytimes,itbecomesapattern.HavingamusicclasseveryMondayisapattern.SoisgoingtoschoolfivedaysaweekandhavingSaturdayandSundayoff.Itseemsasiftheworldisfullofpatterns.Justthink—withoutpatterns,theworldwouldbemuchhardertostudy!根据材料内容选择最佳答案。[2026·河南]Whatmakesthepatterninabee’shoneycomb?A.Theshape. B.Thecolor. C.Thetaste. D.Theweight.WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A.Patternsyoucansee. B.Patternsyoucanhear.C.Patternsyoucansmell. D.Patternsyoucantouch.Whichpictureshows“apatternofdevelopment”?A. B. C. C.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph5referto?A.Gettingupat7:00everymorning. B.Eatingbreakfastat7:30a.m.C.Somethinghappeningoverandover. D.Goingtoschoolfivedaysaweek.Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthetext?A.Toshareknowledgeofpatterns. B.Todiscusswhenpatternswerefound.C.Toexplainwhypatternsarebeautiful. D.Toshowthedifficultyofstudyingpatterns.ABDCAP10Asanaturephotographer,Ihavetofacebadconditionsbravely.ButIstillenjoyworkinginthenaturalenvironment.Iliketakingphotosofnature,butthebestthingaboutthisjobisthatIcanwatchanimalsinthewild.MyfavoriteplacetotakephotosisYellowstoneNationalPark.Astheworld’sfirstnationalpark,Yellowstoneisfamousforitswildlife,butitisprobablybestknownforitsbears.Thesehugeandstronganimalscanlivefor30years.Withaweightofupto300kilograms,theycanstillrunataspeedofaround64kilometersperhour(km/h).Lastspring,inYellowstone,Ifollowedthepaththattookmethroughadarkforest.WhenIfinallysteppedoutofthetrees,theviewwasamazing.WhileIwasfocusingontakingphotos,IsuddenlyfeltIwasbeingwatched.Slowly,withthecamerastillinmyhands,Iturnedandfroze.Onlymetersawayfrommewasabearanditwaslookingatmedirectly.Timeseemedtostop.ThebearandIbothwaitedtoseewhowouldmovefirst.Mylegsstartedshaking.However,Iforcedmyfingertopressthebutton(按钮).Asecondlater,thebearturnedandranbackintotheforest.WhenIcametomyselffromtheshock,Ilookedatmycamera.Mymostscarybutmagicalexperiencewaskeptforeverinasinglephoto.Thephotoalwaysremindsmetoshowrespecttoallanimals.Afterall,wearethevisitorstotheirworld.[2026·大庆]Whatdoesthewriterlikebestabouthisjob?A.Helikesplayingoutside.B.Hecanshowhiscourage.C.Hecanwatchanimalsinthewild.D.Heenjoystakingphotosofnature.Whydoesthewritermentionthebears’weightandspeed?A.Toshowhowterriblethebearsare.B.Tocallonpeopletoprotectthebears.C.Tocomparethebearswithotherwildlife.D.Toexplainwhyheisinterestedinthebears.LookatthemindmapofParagraph3.Whichcanbeputin▲?A.lookingatthephoto;tired B.steppingoutofthetrees;scaredC.pressingthebutton;pleased D.goingthroughtheforest;excitedWhatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.BearsinYellowstone B.AdarkforestofYellowstoneC.Anaturephotographer D.Anunforgettableexperience8.C9.D10.B11.DP11HaveyoueverheardofBDS(BeiDouNavigationSatelliteSystem北斗卫星导航系统)?It’sakindofnavigationsatellitesystemmadebyChinese.Ithasbeenwidelyusedindifferentfieldsintheworld.InimprovingdailylivesBDSishelpfulinourdailylives.Whenwegetlostordriveinastrangecity,BDSprovidesexactdirections.Also,whenchildrenweartheirsmartwatches,theirparentscanchecktheirpositionanytimeandseeiftheyaresafe.InfarmingThetechnologyofBDSisusedonmodernfarms.Manyfarmerscutandcollectcropswiththehelpofautomatic(自动化的)drivingsystems.FarmersalsouseBeiDouwiththeiranimals.Theycansitathomeandknowexactlywheretheiranimalsare.▲Whenthereisanemergency,BDShelps.Itsendsshortmessagesandinformationabouttheposition.Thismeansthathelpcanarrivequicklyattheplaceinneed.Duringanearthquake,mobilephonesmightnotwork.ButBDSstillworks.Itcansendshortmessagesof1,000charactersatatimeandcanalsosendvoiceandpictures.ChinabuilttheBeiDousystemonitsown,butitcanservethewholeworld.Now,morethan120countriesandareasaroundtheworldareusingthesystem.TheamazingBeiDouisnotonlyChina’sBeiDou,itisalsotheworld’sBeiDou.根据语篇内容选择最佳答案。[2026·龙东地区]Choosethebesttitletofillintheblank“▲”.A.IndealingwithemergenciesB.InsendingshortmessagesC.InreceivinginformationInwhichsituationcanweuseBDS?①Whenfeedinganimals. ②Whenlookingforanimals.③Whendrivinginastrangecity. ④Whencheckingchildren’sposition.A.①②③ B.②③④ C.①②④Xiaomingisnotathome.Hismotherfindshimattheparkbycheckinghermobilephone.Lookatthemap,theparkistothe__________ofthehouse.A.west B.north C.northeastWhatdoestheunderlinedword“characters”meaninParagraph4?A.性格 B.字符 C.人物Whichisthestructureofthepassage?A. B. C.ABCABP12DoyouknowthebookThe

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A.J.Fikry?Thewonderfulbook,writtenbyGabrielleZevin,takesyouonafantasticjourneythroughtheupsanddownsofamannamedJ.A.Fikry.It’sabookaboutlove,family,andhowamazingbookscanbe.ThestoryhappensinasmalltowncalledAliceIsland.ThereFikryrunsabookstorecalledIslandBooks.Atfirst,hegotangryquiteoften,wasnotgoodwithpeopleandlikedbeingalone.Buteverythingchangedwhenhefoundastrangepackage(包裹)inhisstore.Asyouread,yougettoexperienceFikry’slife,filledwithfunnytimesandabitofsadnessashedealswithunexpectedchanges.Whatmakesthebookgreatishowitmixesfunnythingswithdeepthinking.Fikry,whostartedtobealone,changedalotduringthestory.PeoplelikeAmeliaandMayacameintohislife,makingthingsmoreinterestingandhelpingFikrytobecomeabetterperson.TheIslandBooksbookstoreisawonderfulplaceforbooklovers.Zevin,thewriter,usesthebookstoretoshowhowamazingbooksareandhowtheycanbringpeopletogether.Eachpartofthebookevenbeginswithasuggestionforashortstory,addingaspecialtouchtothewholestory.Generally,The

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A.J.Fikryisabookthattouchesyourheart.Ifyouenjoystoriesthatmakeyoufeelwarminsideandthinkaboutlife,thisbookisamust-read.根据语篇内容选择最佳答案。[2026·齐齐哈尔]Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?A.Bywritinganexample. B.Byaskingaquestion. C.Bycomparingwithanotherbook.WhydidFikrychangealotlater?A.Becausehemetsomepeopleinhislife.B.Becausehefoundapackageinhisstore.C.Becausehesharedhissadnesswithhisparents.Whatfeelingscanyouexperiencewhenreadingthebook?A.Warmthandlove. B.Angerandloneliness. C.Painandsadness.What’sthepas