北京市2018-2022年近五年中考英语试卷及答案

2018

年北京市中考英语知识运用（共

14

分）一、单项填空（共

6

分，每小题

0.5

分）从下面各题所给的

A、B、C、D

个选项中，选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1.MybrotherandI

like

football. playittogetheroncea

week.D.

WhyA.

I B.

They C.

We D.

YouHappybirthday,Peter!Here’s

a

gift you.for B.

in C.

with D.

from——

doyouusuallygotoschool,

Mary?——By

bike.A.

When B.

How C.

WhereManypeoplelikepandas

theyare

cute.though B.

if C.

while D.

becauseI gonow,orI'llmissmy

train.can B.

might C.

must D.

couldTony

is ofthethreeboys,butheisthe

tallest.young B.

younger C.

youngest D.the

youngestBilllikes

reading.He

picturebookswithhisdadevery

evening.read B.

reads C.

is

reading D.has

read——Paul,whatwereyoudoingatnineLast

night?——I

amovieinthecinemawithmy

friends.was

watching B.

watch C.

have

watched D.will

watchDavida

tennis

player,He

toplaytenniswhenhewassixyears

o1d.begins B.

will

begin C.

began D.has

begun——Lucy,isyourunclea

teacher?——Yes,heis.He

historyfornearly20

years.teaches B.

has

taught C.

is

teaching D.will

teachAnewinternational

airport

inthecitynext

year.A.

completes B.

is

completed C.will

complete12.——Alice,couldyou

tellme

London?——Sure.Last

SundayD.willbe

completedA.when

Mr.Smith

left B.whenMr.Smithwi11

leaveC.whendid

Mr.Smith

leave D.whenwillMr.Smith

leave二、完形填空（共

8

分，每小题

1

分）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的的

A、B、C、D

四个选项中，选择最佳选项。Real

Solutions（解决方法）

to

ProblemsThirty

engineers

were

working

as

a

team

in

a

company.

They

were

young

and

eagertolearn.ThemanagementdecidedtoteachthemaboutfindingrealsolutionstoproblemsOne

day,

the

team

was

called

for

a

13

in

a

hall.

They

were

quite

surprisedandallreachedthehallholdingvarious

14

.Astheyentered,theyfoundaboxplacedinthecenter,fullofflat

balloonsThe

manager

asked

everyone

to

pick

a

balloon

and

blow

it

up.

Then

they

were

askedtowritetheirnamesontheirrespective(各自的)balloons

15

sothattheballoonswouldn’tblowout.Alltried,butnoteveryonewas

16.Fiveballoonsblew

out

due

to

pressure（压力）.Those

who

failed

to

mark

their

names

on

the

balloons

were

17out

of

the

game.

As

a

result,

25

engineers

came

to

the

next

level.Alltheballoonscarryingtheirnameswere

18andthenputintoaroom,hereand

there.The

engineers

were

told

to

pick

the

balloon

with

his

or

hername

on,

All

the

25

engineers

began

to

search

for

the

respectiveballoons

in

a

rush.

It

was

almost

15

minutes

but

no

one

was

ableto

19therightone.Thesecondlevelofthegamewas

over.Then

came

the

final

level.

the

engineers

were

asked

to

pick

any

balloon

and

giveit

to

person

named

on

the

balloon.

Within

a

couple

of

minutes,

all

balloons

20

thehandsoftherespective

engineers.The

manager

announced

this

was

the

real

solution

to

the

problem.

Many

times

inourlife,sharingandhelpingothersgiveusrealsolutionsto

problems.A.game B.show C.concert

D.patryA.purposesB.suggestionsC.thoughts

D.plansA.quietly B.carefully C.secretly D.clearlyA.bonest B.ready C.patient D.succeesfulA.checked B.helped C.ruled D.cleaned18. A.collectedB.weighedC.tiedD.cleaned19. A.markB.hideC.numberD.find20. A.freedB.reachedC.liftedD.hit阅读理解（共

36

分）三、阅读下列短文．根据短文内容，从文后各所给的

A、B、C、D

四个选项中，选出最佳选项。（共

26

分，每小题

2

分）ARoger:Hi,there！It

was

my

15th

birthday

last

Saturday.Some

of

my

friends

and

Alan.mycousin，came

to

celebrate

it.

Everyone

brought

me

a

gift,we

played

games，sang

songsand

had

a

big

birthday

cake.

It

was

really

a

wonderful

day!

Did

you

do

anything

speciallast

week?Jessica:Yes,Myclasswereonaschoolfieldtriplastweek.First,WewenttotheUniversity

of

North

Carolina

to

learn

about

the

history

of

its

basketball

team.

Manybasketball

stars

were

students

there.

Then

we

visited

a

museum.

We

learned

about

howtheplanewasinventedandtookmanypictures

there.Sara:Well,

I

was

lucky

enough

to

go

to

a

conference（会议）

on

charity(慈善)

lastWednesday.

I

was

excited

to

meet

a

lot

of

kind

people

there.

One

of

them

was

a

boynamed

Richard.

He

spoke

at

the

conference

about

the

charity

work

that

he

had

doneinthepastfew

years.Martin:It

was

a

different

week

than

usual,Last

Thursday,

my

school

band（乐队）

wentto

Atlanta

to

perform

in

a

competition.I

played

the

violin

and

we

won

a

prize!

OnFriday

we

went

to

the

Georgia

Aquarium

and

got

to

see

different

kinds

of

sea

lifefromovertheworld.Itwasreally

cool!21.WhendidRogerhavehisbirthday

party?A.Last

Wednesday B.

last

Thursday C.Last

FridayD.Last

Saturday.22．Whowentonaschoolfieldtriplast

week?A.Alan. B.JessicaC.SaraD.Richard.23.Martinwentto

Atlanta

A.speakata

conferenceB.organizea

partyC.performina

competitionD.visita

universityBABeautiful

MomentWhenIwasinhighschool.Iworkedpart-timehelpingDadsellfruits

andvegetables

at

a

matket.

One

day，as

I

was

preparing

the

fruits.

A

little

boy

cameby

with

his

mom

and

sister.

He

was

about

eight

years

old，and

the

girl.five

or

six.They

were

looking

the

fruits

in

front

of

me.

I

heard

the

kids

say

to

their

mom(inFrench),"They'regood!"IknewitwasFrench.BecauseIcanspeakandunderstandit.Then

I

noticed

how

mom

was

picking

the

fruits.At

first

I

thought

she

was

reallylooking

at

the

fruits

because

she

was

facing

them.

But

then

I

noticed

how

much

shehad

to

feel

and

smell

each

one

as

she

picked

them

out.

And

often

asked

her

son

ifit

looked

okay,

but

looked

way

above

where

his

face

was.

Putting

what

I

saw

together,Iwassureshewas

blind.Both

of

the

kids

continued

to

help

their

mom

pick

out

the

fruits

.The

son

madesure

the

fruits

were

not

obviously

bad,

and

the

daughter

handed

them

to

her

mom.

Thewomanthenfelteachoneandsmiled,andthedaughterwouldputthemintotheirbasket.Thekidsweresmilingwhilehelpingtheirmompickthefruits

out.Their

smile

and

gentle

manner

moved

me

in

a

way

that

never

happened

before

.Itwas

so

beautiful

to

see

such

young

kids

so

willingly

help.

Most

kids

that

age

wouldbe

picking

out

candies

or

toys

in

a

store

for

themselves,

instead

of

helping

theirmompickoutfruitsasthetwokids

did.It

was

great

to

witness

the

moment,

but

not

so

great

because

I

didn’t

tell

themom

how

beautiful

her

children

were

in

their

language

.this

is

what

I

regret

to

thisday.24.Thewomenandherkidscametothemarkettobuy

.A.fruitsB.vegetablesC.candiesD.

toys25.Accordingtowhathesaw,thewriterwassurethe

mothercouldn’t

.A.

speak B.

see C.

smell26.Thewriterwas

moved

because

.A.themotherwasbravetofaceher

problems.D.

hearthekidswerepoliteandkindtoeach

otherthemotherwascarefulinpickingout

thingsthekidsweresowillingtohelptheir

motherCSome

primary

schoolchildren

have

been

raised

in

homes

with

more

green

space

around.They

are

likely

to

come

with

larger

volumes

of

white

and

grey

matter

in

certain

areasof

the

brain.

These

differences

are

associated(关联)

with

beneficial

effects

oncognitive

function

(认知功能)

.

This

is

the

main

conclusion

of

a

study

led

by

theBarcelonaInstituteforGlobal

Health.The

study

was

performed

among

253

schoolchildren

in

Spain

.Lifelong

exposure(接触)

to

green

space

in

the

living

places

was

recorded—using

the

information

on

thechildren’s

addresses

from

birth

up

through

to

the

time

of

the

study.

Brain

structurewasstudiedusing3Dmagneticresonanceimaging(MRI).Workingmemoryandinattentiveness(注意力不集中)were

graded

with

computers.“This

is

the

first

study

that

shows

the

association

between

long-term

exposureto

green

space

and

brain

structure.”

Says

Dr.

Payam

Dadvand,

the

leading

researcherof

the

study,

“Our

findings

suggest

that

exposure

to

green

space

early

in

life

couldresultinbeneficialstructuralchangesinthe

brain.”The

findings

show

that

long-term

exposure

to

greenness

is

positively

associatedwith

white

and

grey

matter

volumes

in

several

parts

of

the

brain.

Some

of

them

arerelated

to

higher

scores

on

cognitive

tests.

Moreover,

larger

volumes

of

white

andgreymatterinthosepartsmightleadtobetterworkingmemoryandlessinattentiveness.Exposuretonaturehasbeenthoughttobenecessaryforbraindevelopmentinchildren.

Another

study

of

2,593

children

shows

that

children

in

school

with

moregreenspacehaveagreaterincreaseinworkingmemoryandagreaterdecreaseininattentiveness.Humansarebelievedtobetiedtonature.Playingingreenerareasofferschildren

opportunities

to

search

and

learn.

Accordingly,

green

space

is

thought

toprompt

important

exercises

in

discovery,

creativity

and

risk

taking.

These

exercisesinturnpositivelyinfluencebrain

development.Dr.

Dadvand’s

study

suggests

how

such

structural

changes

could

bring

about

thebeneficial

effects

of

green

spaces

on

cognitive

development,

it

also

adds

to

the

proofthat

suggests

the

lasting

effects

of

early

life

exposure

to

greenness

on

our

healthandthebenefitsofincreasinggreennessin

cities.Further

studies

are

needed

to

prove

the

findings

in

other

populations,

settingsand

climates.

And

researchers

need

to

examine

differences

according

to

the

natureandqualityofgreen

space.27.Thesecondparagraphis

mainlyabout

.A.howthestudy

was

performed B.whatwasrecordedinthe

studyC.howlongthe

study

lasted D.whotookpartinthe

study28.Theword“prompt”inparagraph6probably

means“

“.A.

control B.

encourage C.

balance D.

change29.Whatcanwelearnfromthe

passage?Workingmemoryinfluenceswhiteandgreymatterinthe

brain.Dr.Dadvandstressedtheimportanceofchangingthe

environment.Studiesprovedtheinfluenceofgreennessonpopulationsoutsof

Spain.Livingingreenerneighborhoodsbenefitschildreninbrain

development.DWe

often

reach

a

point

in

our

life

when

we

should

be

ready

for

change

that

willhelp

us

unlock

our

self-improvement

power.

However,

there’s

always

something

staringat

us

right

under

our

nose

but

we

don’t

see

it.

The

only

time

we

think

of

unlockingourself-improvementpoweriswheneverythinggets

worst.When

do

we

realize

that

we

need

to

change

diets?

When

none

of

our

shirts

and

jeanswould

fit

us.

When

do

we

stop

eating

candies

and

chocolates?

When

all

of

our

teethhave

fallen

off.

When

do

we

realize

that

we

need

to

stop

smoking?

When

our

lungs

havegone

bad.

We

see

the

warning

signs

and

signals

when

things

get

rough

and

difficult.The

only

time

most

of

us

ever

learn

about

unlocking

our

self-improvement

poweris

when

the

whole

world

is

falling

apart.

We

think

and

feel

this

way

because

it

isnot

easy

to

change,

but

change

becomes

more

painful

when

we

ignore(忽视)

it，Change

will

happen,

like

it

or

hate

it.

At

one

point

or

another.

we

are

all

goingtofinallyunlockourself-improvementpowernotbecausetheworldsaysso.Butbecausewerealizeit'sforourown

good.Happypeople

don’t

just

accept

change;theyembrace

(拥抱)it.Unlocking

ourself-improvement

power

means

unlocking

ourselves

out

of

the

box

of

thought

that

isjustthewayweare.Itissuchapoorexcuseforpeoplewhofear

change.Jane

always

tells

everyone

that

she

doesn't

have

the

courage

to

be

around

groupsof

people.

She

heard

her

family

tell

the

same

things

about

her

to

other

people.

Overthe

years,

that

is

what

Jane

has

believed.

Every

time

a

great

crowd

come,

she

stepsback

and

locks

herself

up

in

a

room.

Jane

not

only

believes

in

her

story,

but

livesit!Self-improvement

may

not

be

everybody’s

favorite

word,

but

if

we

look

at

thingsin

a

different

way,

we

might

have

greater

chances

of

enjoying

the

whole

process

insteadof

counting

the

days

until

we

are

fully

improved.

Three

sessions

in

a

week

at

thegym

would

result

in

a

healthier

life.

Reading

books

every

day

would

build

up

knowledge.And

only

when

we

are

enjoying

the

whole

process

of

unlocking

our

self-improvementpower

will

we

realize

that

we’re

beginning

to

take

things

light

and

become

happy.ThewritermentionsthethreequestionsinParagraph2to

showthat

.welearnourlessonswhenweexperience

pain.weareresponsiblefortheproblemswe

meet.lifefailsuswhenwegetintothewrong

way.lifeisalongjourneyfullofupsand

downs.WhatisthekeytosolvingJane’s

problem?Sheneedstorememberwhyshe

started.Shehastoknowhowtogetonwith

people.Shehastorealizesheisnotwhatsheisinher

story.Sheneedstounderstandtheimportanceof

confidence.Thewriterprobably

agreesthat

.theworldtellsushowtoimprove

ourselves.peoplechangewhentheyfinditeasytodo

that.welcomingchangeinlifeisadrivetobecome

better.enjoyingtheprocessofself-improvementmakeslife

simpler.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthe

passage?Isitimportanttotakethings

light?Isitnecessarytoembrace

challenges?Toholdontothelastmomentortogive

up?Tofreeourselvesoutoftheboxortostayinit?四、阅读短文，根据短文内容回答问题．（共

10

分，每小题

2

分）When

it

comes

to

the

letter

grade

on

your

test

or

homework,

you

might

notice

thatthereisnoletterE.Haveyoueverthoughtaboutwhythatis

so?IntheA,B,C,DandFgradingsystem,thefirstfourlettersare

typicallyconsidered

passing

grades.

An

F

in

this

system

simply

stands

for“fail”.The

word“fail”happens

to

start

with

the

letter

F,

which

seems

to

leave

out

the

letter

E.The

fact”．Some

schools

have

U

grade

for“unsatisfactory”,or

I

grade

for“incomplete”.Even

with

all

this

said,

we

should

also

point

out

that

E

grade

actually

has

beenusedprettycommonlythroughoutthehistoryoflettergradesinthe

US.The

first

college

in

the

US

to

use

a

letter

grading

system

like

the

ones

we

usetoday

is

Mount

Holyoke

College.

In

1897,they

began

to

use

the

following

grading

scale:A:

95-100%(excellent) B:

85-94%(good) C:

76-84%(fair)D:

75%(barely

passed) E:below

75%(failed)WecanseetheinclusionofEinsteadof

F.Gradually,thelettergradingsystembecamemorepopularthroughouttheUS.However,

many

schools

decided

to

drop

the

E

grade

and

go

straight

to

F.There

is

noevidence(证据)

to

really

support

this,but

one

possible

explanation

is

that

teacherswereworriedthatsomestudentsandparentsmightmistakeEfor

“excellent”.Why

do

we

have

letter

grades?

Well,part

of

the

reason

is

that

they

made

gradingsimpler

during

a

time

of

great

change

for

schools.

As

the

20th

century

began,growingcities

and

an

increase

in

immigration

led

to

larger

school

classrooms.

Most

teachersat

that

time

thought

this

new

letter

grading

system

was

an

easy,fair

and

clear

waytograde

students.Today,more

and

more

people

argue

that

letter

grades

don’t

fully

reflect(反映)student

learning。However，as

teachers

try

to

improve

grading

methods,many

parentscontinue

to

favor

the

letter

grades

they

got

as

kids,

they

are

familiar(熟悉)

andeasy

for

parents

to

understand.

So

while

they

might

not

be

perfect,

the

letter

gradesprobablyaren’tgoingawayanytime

soon.34.what

does

an

F

stand

for

in

the

A、B、C、D

and

F

grading

system?35.whenwasthelettergradingsystemfirstusedintheUS

college?36.whatisonepossibleexplanationfordroppingtheE

grade?37.what

did

most

teachers

think

of

the

letter

grading

system

in

the

20th

century?38.whydomanyparentsstillpreferthelettergrades

today?书面表达（共

10

分）五、文段表达(10

分)·whydoyoudo

so？39.从下面两个题目中任选一题，根据中文和英文提示，完成一篇不少于

50

词的文段写作，文中已给出内容不计入总数．所给提示词语仅供选用，请不要写出你的校名和姓名。假如你是李华，你们学校要举办一场关于京剧的讲座，你打算邀请你们班交换生

Peter参加，请用英语写一封电子邮件，告诉他讲座时间和地点以及需要做什么准备。提示词语：lecture（讲座）,invite,information,question,online提示问题：·When

and

where

will

you

have

the

lecture?Dear

peter,Howisit

going?There’llbealectureonPekingOperainour

school.IfthereisanythingthatIcando,pleaseletmeknow.Yours,LiHua·whatdoyouadvisePetertopreparefor

it?“静以修身，俭以养德”，勤俭节约是中华民族的传统美德，无论生活富足与否，我们都应该提倡节俭，拒绝浪费。某英文网站在开展以“节约是美德”为主题的征文活动，假如你是李华，请用英语写一篇短文投稿．谈谈生活中你是怎么做的，以这样做的意义。提示词语：thrifty(节约的).save.turn

off.money.virtue（美德）提示问题：·What

do

you

do

in

your

daily

life？It’soneofourtraditionalvirtuestobe

thrifty.参考答案123456789101112CABDCDBACBDA1314151617181920ACBDCADB21222324252627282930313233DBCABDABDACCD34.

It

stands

for

“fail”

35.In

1897

36.Teachers

were

worried

that

some

studentsand

parents

might

mistake

E

for“excellent”

37.They

thought

this

new

letter

gradingsystem

was

an

easy

fair

and

clear

way

to

grade

students

38.Because

the

letter

gradesarefamiliarandeasyforparentsto

understand题目

1：Dear

Peter

How

is

it

going?

There’ll

be

a

lecture

on

Peking

opera

in

ourschool

.The

Peking

opera

will

start

at

10:00

this

Friday

morning

in

the

school

hall.Iamwritingtoinviteyoutotakepartinthemeaningful

lecture.In

the

lecture

,we

can

not

only

get

some

useful

information

about

the

Peking

opera

,butalsogetclosetothetraditionalChineseculture,whichcanbenefitusa

lot.There

are

some

suggestions

for

you

to

prepare

for

it.

First

of

all,

remember

to

bethere

on

time,

what’s

more,

don’t

forget

to

bring

a

camera

with

you

,which

can

recordthe

precious

moment,

last

but

not

least,

it’s

a

golden

chance

for

you

to

come

upwithsomequestionsthatyouarewillingtolearn

about.IfthereisanythingthatIcandopleaseletme

know.Yours,Li

Hua题目

2：It’s

one

of

our

traditional

virtues

to

be

thrifty

Being

thrifty

is

a

goodvirtue

which

has

been

passed

down

from

generation

to

generation

.

It’s

a

good

ideatostartoninourdaily

life.First

of

all

,

I

constantly

check

the

lights

and

the

taps

to

make

sure

that

theyare

off

when

leaving

the

house

,

Besides,

never

have

I

wasted

any

food,

what’s

more,Idon’tspendtoomuchmoneyonunnecessarythingsandsavemoney

regularly.The

reason

why

I

do

so

is

that

I

want

to

make

a

difference

to

my

life,

As

theold

saving

goes,

“Waste

not,

want

not”I

make

up

my

mind

to

be

thrifty

as

much

aspossible.Ithinkeveryoneshouldtakeactionstosticktothis

virtue.北京市

2019

年中考英语知识运用(共

14

分)一、单项填空(共

6

分，每小题

0.5

分)从下面各题所给的

A、B、C、D

四个选项中，选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Mr.Wangiscomingtoourschool.Ican’twait

to

see

.her B.

him C.

it D.

themWeplanted

some

flowers

.thegarden

yesterday.on B.

to C.

in D.

of—

Excuseme,

.isthis

T-shirt?It’s88

yuan.A.

how

much B.

how

many C.

how

long D.how

old4.

—

Lily,

youfinishtheletterinten

minutes?Yes,I

can.A.

must B.

should C.

need D.

canThiscap

isnice,

.itdoesn’tlookgoodon

me.A.

for B.

so C.

but D.

orJulietakesgoodcareofthefamilydog.

She

is

.thanher

brother.A.

patientC.most

patientB.more

patientD.themost

patient7.

Sam

.withhisfriendsevery

weekend.A.

skates B.

is

skating C.has

skated8.—Tom,what’syourdad

doing?—

He

.my

bike.D.was

skatingA.

repairs B.

will

repair C.

has

repaired D.is

repairingOur

school

life

.alotsince2017.Wehavemoreactivities

now,changes B.

changed C.

will

change D.has

changedIfyouwanttovisitthePalace

Museum,

I

.ticketsforyou

tomorrow.will

book B.

booked C.

have

booked D.was

bookingMyadviceonhowto

save

paper

.bymyclasslast

Monday.accepts B.

accepted C.

was

accepted D.is

accepted—Didyounotice

.inher

office?—Yes.Shewasgoingoverour

writing.A.whatwasMissLin

doingC.whatdoesMissLin

doB.whatMissLinwas

doingD.whatMissLin

does二、完形填空(共

8

分，每小题

1

分)阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的

A、B、C、D

四个选项中，选择最佳选项。RunforClass

PresidentTwo

months

ago,

when

our

class

election(选举)

started,

I

decided

to

run

for

classpresident.

I

enjoyed

speaking

in

public

and

got

along

well

with

people,

so

I

feltiteasytowin.ButIwas13

.thatpeoplewouldfeelbadformeifI

lost.I

was

busy

preparing

in

the

following

week.

My

plan

wasn’t

to

make

promises

todothingsIcouldn’t14

buttoshowmyclasswhyIwantedtobepresident.Iput

up

my

posters

in

hallways

and

in

the

classroom.

I

also

spent

three

hours

writingmy

speech,

saying

that

I

was

the

one

they

could

turn

to

whenever

they

had

a

problem.SinceIwas15

prepared,Ifeltthatmychancesofwinningwere

strong.However,

when

I

gave

my

speech

on

Election

Day,

the

response

(反应)

wasn’t

whatI

had

16

.

Few

people

actually

listened.

When

it

was

my

opponent’s

(对手的)turn,everyone

was

screaming

his

name.

His

speech

was

short,

but

all

to

the

point.

By

then,IrealizedIshouldhavemademineshorterand

clearer.Itwasobviouswhowould17

.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltlikeitwasover.Iwantedtojustgohomeandcry,butImadeit

through.My18

wasright:Ididn’t

win.The

next

day,

people

were

still

talking

about

the

election.

I

just

pretended

(假装)

not

to

hear.

But

later,

things

got

better.

People

19

about

the

election

andtalkedtomejustastheydid

before.I

don’t

regret

putting

time

and

energy

into

the

election

because

I’ve

learnedthat

things

aren’t

always

going

the

way

I

expect.

And

moments

of

failure

like

thisbuild20

—sincethenI’velearnedtofacedisappointmentandgrownstronger.C.

excitedC.

manageC.

freshlyD.

hopefulD.

repeatD.

physicallyC.mentionedD.

picturedA.

boredA.

compareA.

fullyA.

fearedA.

insistB.

afraidB.

rememberB.

quicklyB.

facedB.

returnC.

waitB.

predictionB.

wroteB.

prideD.

winC.

directionC.

caredC.

characterA.

suggestionA.

forgotA.

trust阅读理解(共

36

分)D.

introductionD.

discussedD.

support三、阅读下列短文，根据短文内容，从短文后各题所给的

A、B、C、D

四个选项中，选择最佳选项。(共

26

分，每小题

2

分)AExperiencing

ChinaMike,

CanadaI

spent

three

months

with

my

host

family(接待家庭)

in

China.

It

was

a

lifetimeexperience.IwasabletoexperienceChineselivingand

culturefrom

basic

Tai

Chi

to

Beijing

Opera.

I

even

visited

a

famous

traditional

Chinesemedicinehospital.NowIhaveabetterunderstandingofChinese

culture.Joanna,

AustraliaI

stayed

with

my

host

family

for

five

months.

My

host

mother

is

a

Chinese

teacherandsheisreallywarm-hearted.Withher

helpmy

Chinese

has

improved

a

lot.

And

I

have

got

used

to

a

new

culture.

My

favoritepartoftheexperiencewassharingmyfeelingsinChinawith

her.Bill,

AmericaMy

host

mother

is

a

wonderful

cook!

She

makes

me

all

kinds

of

traditional

Chinesedishes.TheyaretastyandIlikethemverymuch.Justlike

memyhostparentslovetolearnaboutdifferentcultures.Theyoftenaskmequestionsaboutlifein

America.Cindy,

GermanyRecently

I

took

part

in

a

program

to

study

Chinese.

I

lived

with

a

host

familyin

China

for

six

months.

My

host

sister

is

a

really

hardworking

student.

Itwas

amazing