吉林省长春市2020-2022年三年中考二模英语试卷分类汇编：阅读理解

吉林省长春市

2020-2022年三年中考二模英语试卷分类汇编

阅读理解

2022年吉林省长春市中考二模英语试题

VI.阅读理解（30分）

（A）

Duringancienttimes,childrendidn'thavesmartphone,iPadorcomputertohavefun.

Instead,theycameupwithinterestinggamestoplayintheirchildhood.Theirlifeisreallycolorful

andinteresting.Let'stakealook.

DuringtheQingDynasty（1644-1911）,kickingastoneball

aroundwasapopularsportinthenorthernpartofChina,andit

wasoftenplayedinwintertokeepwarm.Stonesweremadeinto

smallballsandkickedalongwithfeet.

常曦In1999,thesportwasincludedinthecompetitioniteminthe

6thNationalEthnicGroupTraditionalSportsMeetingheldin

KickingstoneballBeijing.

Hide-and-seekisatraditionalgamefbrchildreninChina,

populararoundthenation.ItappearedintheTangDynasty.There

&3睨aretwowaystoplay:coveringachild'seyeswhileotherkidsrun

款**aroundtotease（戏弄）himor,morecommonly,thepartnershide

Hide-and-seekandonechildmusttrytofindthem.

Theclosestthingtowatchingafilmortelevisionduring

ancienttimeswaswatchingashadowplay（皮影戏）.People

controlpuppetsbehindthescreenwhilesingingwithmusictotell

M力astory.ItwasfirstplayedinShaanxiandwaslistedasanational

Watchingshadowplayintangibleculturalheritage（非物质文化遗产）in2006.

Firecrackershaveahistoryofmorethan2,000years.Itis

saidthatpeopleburntbamboojoints（竹节）tomakeitblast（爆

炸）todriveawaythebeastnamedNianinancientChina.

FirecrackersarestillsetoffduringtheSpringFestivalto

一於symbolize（象征）hopeandluck.LilingandLiuyangofHunan

A7〜

Settingofffirecrackersprovincearefamousforproducingfireworks.

阅读上面的材料，选择正确答案。（5分）

36.InwhichseasondidpeopleliketoplaystoneballsduringtheQingDynasty?

A.Spring.B.Summer.C.Autumn.D.Winter.

37.Howdopeopleplaythehide-and-seekgameaccordingtothepassage?

A.Onemusttrytofindhispartnerswhohavealreadyhidden.

B.Onechildhidesfirstandotherpartnerstrytomakefunofhim.

C.Onerunsasfastashecanandotherstrytocatchhim.

D.Somechildrencovertheireyesandotherstrytomakefunofthem.

38.WherewasshadowplayfirstplayedinChina?

A.InBeijing.B.InShanxi.C.InShaanxi.D.InHunan.

39.Whenwasshadowplaylistedasanationalintangibleculturalheritage?

A.In1644.B.In1999.C.In2000.D.In2006.

40.WhydidpeopleburnbamboojointstomakeitblastinancientChina?

A.TocelebratetheSpringFestival.B.TodriveawaythebeastcalledNian.

C.lbmakeabigsound.D.Tosymbolizehopeandluck.

（B）

OnDec.9,2021,threeChineseastronauts,ZhaiZhigang,WangYapingandYeGuangfu,gave

asciencelesson400kilometersaboveEarth!Let'stakealook.

Useitorloseit

ThehumanbodygrowswiththepullofEarth'sgravity（重力）.But

inspace,ourbones（骨头）andmuscles（肌肉）don'tneedtosupport

ourbody7sweight.Thiswillcauseboneandmuscleloss.Thatis

dangerousforastronautsbecausetheywillbetooweaktowork.

Astronautshavedifferentwaystopreventthis.Zhaiintroducedaspecialuniform.It'scalled

a“penguinsuit”.Therearemanyelasticbands（弹力带）insidethesuit.Wearingit,astronauts

usetheirmusclestostretch（拉伸）thebands.Thiskeepstheirmusclesstrong.

Spacewaterisdifferent

Duringanotherexperiment,WangYapingmadeawaterball.ThiscanneverhappenonEarth.

Why?

Weneedtofirstunderstandthesurfacetension（表面张力）ofwater.Surfacetensionislike

a"skin"ofwater.The“skin"istherebecausewatermolecules（分子）aredrawntoeachother.

Withzerogravityinspace,the“skin”staysstrongandthewaterballwillnotbreak.

SpacewaterisdifferentinmanyotherwaysfromthatonEarth.Forexample,waterwillnot

flowdownward.Ifastronautscry,thetearswillstayontheireyeballsinsteadoffallingdown.

Theyhavetowipethemaway!

根据短文内容，判断正（T）误（F）»（5分）

41.OurthreeastronautsgaveasciencelessononEarthonDec.9,2021.

42.Ourbonesandmuscleswillloseiftheydon*tneedtosupportbody*sweightinspace.

43.Inspace,astronautswillwearaspecialuniformtokeeptheirmusclesstrong.

44.Thesurfacetensionofwaterwillstaystrongonearth.

45.Ifastronautscryinspace,thetearswon'tfalldown.

（C）

Whatisdepression（抑郁症）?Somepeoplemightthinkit'snotabigdeal,justasad

feeling,whilesomepeopleseeitasaterribledisease.It'simportanttoknowwhatitisasitaffects

（影响）alotofpeople.

46Butwithdepression,asadorbadmood（心、情）lastsforweeks,months,oreven

longerbecauseitisamental（精神的）illness.

Depressionaffectsmorethanaperson'smood.Itcanaffectthewaytheyactandhowwell

theydoinschooloratwork.47Ifpeoplearedepressed,theywillfeeltiredeasilyanddon'twantto

eatanything.Mostofall,depressioninfluenceshowpeoplethinkandfeelaboutthemselves.

Peoplewhohavedepressionoftenfeelalone.48Theymayfeelbadaboutthemselvesorblame（责

怪）themselvesforhavingahardtime.

Depressioncanstartsmall.Friends,familyandschoolcanhavemainemotional（情绪的）

effectsonteenagers.49Inserioussituations,itmayleadtosuicide（自杀）.

However,don'tbeafraidofit.50First,talktoatrustedadult,suchasaparent,ateacher,

abouthowyou'vebeenfeeling.Second,trytospendtimewithfriendsorfamily,evenifyoudon't

feellikeyouwantto.Andit*sbettertostayactiveandexercise,evenifit'sjustgoingforawalk.

Askyourdoctorforprofessionalhelp.

从方框中选出适当的句子补全短文，使短文意思通顺，结构完整。（5分）

A.It'snormaltofeelsadattimes.

B.Youcantrythefollowingwaystofeelbetter.

C.Itmightseemlikenooneunderstandsorcaresabouthim.

D.Butdepressioncangetworse.

E.Itcanalsoaffecttheirenergy,sleepandeating,too.

（D）

51What'sthemostpopularWinterOlympicsdesignwithkidsand

teenagers?Itmustbethemascot（吉祥物）.BingDwenDwen,apandainan

iceshell,waschosenasthemascotfortheBeijing2022WinterOlympicsinOf

2019.

52“Itisfoundthatsuccessfulmascotshadtobecuteandlikedby

9-year-oldchildren,9,saidCaoXue,thechief（首席）designerofBingDwen

Dwen.Theyoncemadethreedesigns,andCaoaskedhis9-year-oldsonto

choosehisfavorite."Whenhesawthosedesigns,hechoseBingDwenDwen,whichwasthefinal

mascot,“Caosaid.

53AccordingtoCao,theideacamefromthetraditionalChinesesnack,bingtanghulu-the

syrup（糖浆）coatlaterturnedintotheiceshell（壳）inhisdesign.However,asimplesnack

cannotstandforacountry.Cao'steamtriedmanyplantsandanimals,finallygoingwithapanda.

“Pandascanbeststandforourcountry."saidCao."Wedon'tneedtoexplainanythingtohaveit

understoodacrossdifferentcultures.9,54Tomakesuretheirpandawasdifferent,Caodecidedit

shouldbeababypanda.ThisishowtheygotBingDwenDwen*sbodyshape.Fornewideas,the

teamvisitedthepandanaturereserve（保护区）.Theysawthatbabypandasarepigeon-toed（内

八字）andoftenleaninwhilestanding.

55EverypartofBingDwenDwenhasitsownmeanings.Forexample,BingDwenDwen

wearsafull-body“shell“madeofice.Itlookslikeanastronautinaspacesuit,showingaperfect

mixtureofsportsandtechnology.

根据短文内容，从方框中选出每段的主旨大意。（5分）

A.TraditionalChinesesnackbroughtanewidea.

B.BingDwenDwenmixedsportsandtechnology.

C.BingDwenDwenwaschosenasthemascot.

D.HowtheymadeBingDwenDwendifferent.

E.Asuccessfulmascotshouldbechildren'sfavorite.

（E）

OnedayinFebruary,2020,ahospitalinWuhanreceiveda75-year-oldCOVID-19patient.

Thepatientwashearing-impaired（听障的）andcouldn'twrite.Itwashardformedicalworkers

tocommunicatewithher.ChenXin,20,asignlanguage（手语）interpreter（翻译员）from

Nanjing,offeredtohelp-he“talked“withherinavideocall.

Chenisacollegestudent.In2017,hemadesomehearing-impairedfriends.Thismadehim

wanttolearnsignlanguage.Monthslaterhepassedanexamandbecameaprofessionalsign

languageinterpreter.

COVID-19hasbroughthearing-impairedpeopleevenmorechallenges.Theydon'talways

knowhowtoexpressnewwords,suchas"Deltavariant”（德尔塔变异毒株）.Chenwantedto

changethesituation.InJuly,whentheDeltavariantcametoNanjing,Chenworkedwithlocal

governmenttorecordavideowithsignlanguage.Heexplainedwhatthevariantisandprotective

methods.Hetalkedwithprofessionalsanddecidedonthegesture（手势）of"Deltavariant^^-a

triangle（三角形），becausetheGreekletter“Delta”lookslikeatriangle.

Chenhasbeenaskingformoresignlanguageinterpreterstojoinhim.InSeptember,hebuilt

avolunteerworkroom.Itnowhasmorethan40members.Theymakemoresignlanguagevideos

toexplainCOVID-19.Theyalsoofferfreeservicesandorganizemeetingsfbrmore

hearing-impairedpeople.

Talkingabouthisexperience,Chensaidhewashappytohelpothers.<4Iwanttomakethings

easierforhearing-impairedfriends,especiallyduringthisdifficulttimeJhesaid.

根据短文内容，回答下列问题。（10分）

56.WhereisChenXinfrom?

57.WhydidChenwanttolearnsignlanguage?

58.DidChenXintalkwithprofessionalsorhisfriendstodecideonthegesture?

59.WhendidChenbuildavolunteerworkroom?

60.WhatkindofpersondoyouthinkChenis?

2021年吉林省长春市中考二模英语试题

VI.阅读理解。（30分）

（A）

Lastmonthweasked1055studentsinourcityabouttheirlivinghabits.Theyareteenagers

between13and16yearsold.Ourquestionswereaboutexercise,eatingfruitandvegetables,and

doingeyeexercises.Theresultsareshownbelow:

Moreandmorestudentspayattentiontotheirhealth.However,it'sdifficultforthemto

exercisequiteoftenbecauseofhardschoolwork.Somestudentsdon11haveanytimetoexercise.

Thesurveyshowsthatmostofthemeatfruitandvegetablesveryoften.Moststudentsdoeye

exerciseseveryday,whichimprovesthesituationofshort-sighted（近视眼的）students.

Expertssuggestthatstudentsshouldbalancetheirexerciseanddiet.Parentsshouldmanage

tospendmoretimewiththeirchildrengoingouttonaturetoexerciseandenjoythemselves.Itis

goodforboththemindandthebody.

根据短文和图表内容，选择最佳答案。（5分）

46.Howoldarethestudentsaskedlastmonth?

A.10-55.B.13-16.C.10-13.D.16-55.

47.Howoftendomoststudentseatfruitandvegetables?

A.4-6timesaweek.B.1-3timesaweek.C.Everyday.D.Never

48.Whatpercentofthestudentsdoeyeexercises1-3timesaweek?

A.2%.B.13%,C.90%.D.10%.

49.Wheredoexpertssuggestthatparentsshouldgowithchildrentoenjoythemselves?

A.Tothemuseum.B.Tothefactory.C.Tothecinema.D.Tonature.

50.Whatcanweknowfromthesurvey?

A.Thestudentshaveahealthyeatinghabitandtheylovefruitandvegetables.

B.Doingeyeexercisesisthebestwaytomakeshort-sightedstudentsfewer.

C.Thestudentsaretoolazytoexerciseeveryday.

D.Therearemorestudentswhoeatfruitandvegetablesthanthosedoingeyeexerciseseveryday.

（B）

Earlytoday,thebodyofa25-year-oldmanJohnMillerwasfoundinWestTown.Thepolice

foundthatJohnwasacomputerengineer.HewaslastseenleavinghisofficeinEastTownat

about7p.m.yesterday.Hesaidhewasgoingtovisithisparents.

Thepolicebelievethatthemurder（谋杀案）tookplacebetween9p.m.lastnightand1a.m.

thismorning.TheyarestillworkingatthesceneofthecrimetofindoutwhetherJohnwaskilled

somewhereelseandthenbroughttoWestTown,orkilledattheplacewherehewasfound.

“We'reaskinganyonewhosawanythingstrangenearWestTownlastnighttocallus,“said

OfficerLu."Johnwaswoundedwithaknifeandlosttoomuchbloodtodeathasaresult.

ThepolicearewonderingifJohnhadanyenemies.Hewasnotmamed.Hehadmanyfriends

andawell-paidjob.However,hewaschargedwithbreakingintoseveralcomputersystems（系

统）overthelastyear.Hewaspunishedbecauseofthat.OfficerLusaid,"We'renotsurewhether

thismadehimanyenemies.WesupposethatJohnknewhismurder.

Lastnight,anoldwomansawashortthinmanrunningdownCornStreetat10p.m.The

manwasbreathingheavilyandhadbloodonhisshirt.However,themancouldnotbefoundtill

now.

John'sparentshaveoffered50,000yuanforinformationaboutthemurder.Anyonewhocan

provideusefulinformationshouldcallthepolice.

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。（5分）

51.WhatdidJohnMillerdo?

A.Ateacher.B.Adoctor.C.Acomputerengineer.D.Acook.

52.WhatcausedJohn'sdeath?

A.Acaraccident.B.Losingtoomuchblood.

C.Seriousheartproblems.D.Overworktillnight.

53.Whafsthemeaningoftheunderlinedwords“wascharged,,?

A.Someonewasrushedtowards.B.Someonewasaskedformuchmoney.

C.Someonewasgivenatask.D.Someonewassaidtodosomethingwrong.

54.Whendidtheoldwomanseetheshortthinman?

A.Atabout7p.m.yesterday.B.At9p.m.lastnight.

C.At10p.m.lastnight.D.At1a.m.thismorning.

55.Whafstherightorderofthefollowingthings?

①JohnwasseenleavinghisofficeinEastTown.

②Johnbrokeintoseveralcomputersystems.

③John'sparentsoffered50,000yuanforinformationaboutthemurder.

④Johnwaswoundedwithaknife.

A.①-②-④-③B.②-①-④-③C.①-④-②-③D.②-④-①-③

（C）

Kittsisoneof"Tomorrow'speople“一peoplewhohaveelectronicbodyparts.Shehasan

electronicarm.Oneyear,Kittslostherarminatruckaccident.Shefeltangryandsad.She

couldn'tacceptit.Butthensheheardapieceofgoodnewsthatadoctorcoulduseherremaining

nerves（神经）inhershouldertofixanelectronicarm.

Beforelong,thedoctordecidedtomoveKitts'snervestodifferentareasofhertoparm.For

months,thenervesgrewandmoveddeeperintotheirnewhomesgradually.Afterthreemonths

shestartedfeelingalittlepainful.Thedoctorhelpedheralottoreduce（减少）pains.Amonthlater,

herpainsdisappearedandshegothernewelectronicarm.AnengineerworkedwithKittsto

connectthecomputerprogramswithherrealmovementsmoreandmoreclosely.Today,Kitts's

armisgreat,butit*snotyetperfectasnormalpeople.Shewantsfeelingsinherhands.For

example,sheneedstofeelwhethersomethingissmoothornot.Shealsoneedsfeelingstodoone

ofherfavoritethings——drinkingcoffee.Onetimeatacoffeeshop,she,togetherwithherfriends,

wantedtodrinkcoffeeastheytalkedhappily.However,herhandkeptclosinguntilitbrokethe

coffeepapercup."OnedayI'llbeabletofeelthingswithit,and

clapmyhandstothesongsmykidsaresinging...”shesaidwithhopeandpride.

根据短文内容，判断句子正（T）、误（F）。（5分）

56.Kittslostherleginatruckaccidentandshefeltsad.

57.ThedoctormovedKitts'snervestodifferentareasofhertoparm.

58.TheengineerconnectedthecomputerprogramswithKitts*srealmovementstoreducepains.

59.OneoffavoritethingsforKittsisdrinkingcoffee.

60.Kitts'swordsmeanshewillprobablybeabletoholdapapercoffeecupinthefuture.

（D）

Willthisyear'sgiftmoneyfromyourparentsandgrandparentsbethemostthatyou'veever

had?Yes?61

“Once,Iwantedtoswim.Ispent2,000yuananddecidedtotakeaswimmingclass,“said

12-year-oldWangYuefromWuxiinJiangsuProvince.62Iregrettedthedecisionthat

Imade.

Itcanbedifficulttokeepyourmoneywhenshopping.Everythingispackedtocatchyour

eyes.Andthereareadvertisementsdesignedtopushyouintobuying.Butifyouaskyourselfa

fewquestions,youmaysaveyourmoney:DoIneedit?IfIdon*tneedit,doIwantit?63

CouldIfinditcheapersomewhereelse?Afteransweringthesequestions,willyoustillbuy?

Probablynot.64Theywillalsohelpyoutogetaproperchoice.Ifyoutrulylikeitbut

can'tdecidenow,askyourparentsforhelpandtellthemwhatyouwilldowithit.

Followtheseideas.65Onceitstarts,therewillbeasecondandthirdtime.Your

moneywillrunoutbeforeyouwanttouseit.Ifthere'ssomethingthatyouthinkyoulikealot,

stop,lookagainandthinktwice.

阅读短文，把A〜E五个句子填入文中空缺处，使短文内容完整。（5分）

A.Goodquestionswillhelpyoukeepacoolhead.

B.LaterIlostinterestinswimmingandonlywenttoafewclasses.

C.Don'teverspendsavingswithoutthinkingtwice.

D.IfIbuynow,doIhaveenoughmoneyforotherthings?

E.Tobeginwith,youshouldthinkcarefullyabouthowtospenditwisely.

(E)

ItwastwomonthsbeforeChristmaswhennine-year-oldRosetoldherfatherandmethatshe

wantedanewbike.HerSnowWhitebikewasjusttoooldtoride,anditneededrepairingaswell.

AsChristmascamecloser,herdreamforabikeseemedtodisappear,forshedidn*tmentionit

again.Wewerebusybuyingsomebeautifulstorybooks,adollhouse,aholidaydressandtoys.

Thenmuchtooursurprise,ontheeveningofDecember24,shesaidsheterriblywanteda

bikemorethananythingelse.

Thenwedidn*tknowwhattodo.Itwasjusttoolateforustomakeherdreamcometrue.So

therewasnotimetobuythe“rightbike^^forourlittlegirl.Thinkingthatwewereparentswho

wouldmaketheirchildunhappy,wetriedtodealwiththeproblem.

Suddenlymyhusbandcameupwithanidea."WhatifImakealittlebikeoutofclayand

writeanotethatshecouldtradeinthemodelbikeforarealone?,,44Perfect!,,Ishouted.Sohespent

thenextfivehourscarefullyworkingwithclaytomakeasmallbike.

OnChristmasmorning,weweresoexcitedtowaitforourdaughtertoopenthelittlebox

withthebeautifulredandwhiteclaybikeandthenote.Sheopeneditandreadthenoteloudly.

Shelookedatmeandherfather,andsaid,“So,doesitmeanIcantradeinthisbikeforareal

one?,,Smiling,Isaid,"Yes."Rosehadtearsinhereyeswhenshereplied,"Whatawonderful

surpriseIhave!IwillnevertradeinthisbeautifulbikethatDaddymademe.Iprefertokeepit

ratherthangetarealbike“Atthatmoment,wewouldhaveboughthereverybikeontheearth.

根据短文内容，回答下列问题。(10分)

66.Whydidn'ttheparentsbuytheirdaughterthepresentshewanted?

67.HowdidtheparentsfeelwhenhearingRosewantedabikeonDecember24?

68.WheredidRosefindtheclaybike?

69.Howlongdidthefatherspendmakingasmallclaybike?

70.WhydidRosesay"Iprefertokeepitratherthangetarealbike.5,?

2020年吉林省长春市中考二模英语试题

VI阅读理解。(30分)

(A)

DoyouwanttofindsomethinginterestingtodothishotJuly?Cometojoinintheseactivities!

Date:July1toJuly10Time:16：00-20：00

Tickets:FreePhone:3392063

Doyoulovereadingbooks?Doyouwanttomeetmorepeoplewholovereadingbookslikeyou?

WewillhaveabigbooksaleatArgosyBookstore.You'llhaveawonderful

timehere!

Date:July11toJuly20Time:18：00-20：00

Tickets:$80children&seniors；$100adultsPhone:9477040

IfyoulovethemusicofTaylorSwift,thenhere*swhatyouneedtodothis

month.Therewillbeaweek'sspecialshowinMadisonSquareGarden.

Comeandenjoyit!

Time:00:00-1:55Date:July24

Tickets:$10children;$15adultsPhone:1010510

ThefilmMulanwillhaveitsfirstpublicperformanceinCinemaVillage.

ThisfilmtellsofayounggirlnamedMulanwhodisguises(假扮)herselfas

amantofightinthearmy.LiuYifeiandJasonScottLeeplaytheleading

rolesinthefilm.Youwillloveit.

Time:16：00-20：00Date:July31

Tickets:$30children&seniors；$50adultsPhone:6191393

CelebratethefourthbirthdayofpandaBeibeiatCentralParkZoo.Thereis

goingtobeabirthdayparty,andyoucanseethepandaupclose.Celebrate

hisbirthdaywithus!

根据表格内容，选择最佳答案。（5分）

46.Ifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutthebooksale,youcancallat.

A.1010510B.3392063C.9477040D.6191393

47.Youshouldgotoifyouareamusicfan.

A.CinemaVillageB.MadisonSquareGardenC.ArgosyBookstoreD.Central

ParkZoo

48.TwoadultsandachildshouldpaytoseethefilmMulan.

A.$40B.$100C.$130D.$280

49.Beibei'sbirthdayis.

A.onJuly7B.onJuly11C.onJuly24D.onJuly31

50.Accordingtothispassage,44"istrue.

A.peoplemustpayfbrthebooksaleB.TaylorSwiftwillhaveaone-monthshow

C.pandaBeibeiisfouryearsoldthisyearD.thefilmMulanisonshowinJune

(B)

Magicistheperformanceoftricks.Itisoneoftheartformsintheworld.Magicshowsusually

includeadisappearingact,cardtricks,orpullingarabbitoutofahat.Butwhatcouldthathaveto

dowithhealth?

AlecBrown,anAmericanmagician,whomadepeoplehavefunwithmagicasothermagicians

didinhisearlydays.Butlaterhepaidmoreattentiontousingittoimprovethelivesofpeople

withdisabilities.

AcaraccidentchangedAlecBrown'ideatowardsmagicperformances.Hewasbadlyhurlin

theaccidentandittookhimalmostayeartogettheskillshe'dlost.Andthismadehimbeginto

thinkaboutusingmagictricksasatoolforhealing（治疗）,ThenAlecstartedgivingclassesto

teachmagictrickstochildrenandadultswithdisabilities.

Alecsaysmagictherapymayseemnon-traditional.Butmanyskillsaresimilartotheonesused

intraditionalformsofhealingillness-thinking,understandingandsocialskillsareallthere.And

thesocialconnectionwithotherpeoplecanalsohelppeoplefeelbetterandincreasetheir

confidence（自信心）.

AmySnowisanexample.Shehashadabadillnessthatmakesitdifficultforhertowalk,

understandcomplex（复杂的）feelingsandconnectwithpeople.Afterlearningsomesimpletricks,

shecouldfeelsomethingdifferent“Itmademefeelhappyandproud.Itwasgreat!,?Amysaid.

AlecBrownsaysseeingkidslikeAmycomealivehasthemeaningtohim.Andheplansto

spendmoretimehelpingdisabledpeople.Hehopesmorepeoplecanjoinhiminhelpingthe

disabled.

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。（5分）

51.WheredoesAlecBrowncomefrom?

A.America.B.England.C.ChinaD.Japan.

52.WhendidAlecbegintousemagictohelpdisabledpeople?

A.Inhisearlyyears.B.Ayearbeforehegothurt.

C.AfterhehealedAmySnow.D.Afterhewashurtinacaraccident.

53.What'stheprobablemeaningoftheword"therapy"inPara.4?

A.组织B.疗法C.娱乐D.主题

54.WhydoesthewritermentionAmySnowinthepassage?

A.BecausethewriterwanttotellusAmySnowhasatalentformagic.

B.BecausethewriterwantstoshowAmySnowlesmagicverymuch.

C.BecausethewriterwantstoshowthesuccessofAlecBrown'smagictherapy.

D.BecausethewriterwantstoexplaintheseriousnessofAmySnow'sillness.

55.Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthepassage?

A.Magicisaninterestingperformance.B.AlecBrownteacheschildrentoplaytricks.

C.AlecBrownhasadeeploveformagic.D.AlecBrownusesmagictohelpthedisabled.

（C）

Thesedays,teensareheavilyinfluencedbythemedia.ManyofthemhavewatchedTVfor

thousandsofhours.That'smoretimethantheyspendwithteachersatschool.Andthatdoesn*t

includethehourstheyspendusingtheInternetorreadingnewspapers.

However,severalstudieshaveshownaseriousproblem:Today'steenshavenomedialiteracy

（媒体素养）.Inotherwords,theyhavedifficultycritically（批判性地）thinkingaboutthe

informationtheysee.Onestudyhasfoundthatmorethan80percentofteenscan'tgiveacareful

decisionabouthowgoodorbadapieceofinformationis.

ProfessorKevinJohnfromStanfordUniversitytriestohelphisstudentslearnmedialiteracyin

hisclass.Theprofessorgivesanexamplethatshowswhymedialiteracyisimportant.Inthe

example,twonewsstationsreportasnowstorm.Onecaresabouttheterribleroadconditions.The

otherpaysattentiontokidsplayinginthesnow."Inanewsstory,newsstations

tellyouaboutwhattheyfeelimportant,buttheinformationlargelydependsontheopinionsofthe

newsdirector,vsaidJohn."Apersonwhohasmedialiteracywouldrealizethateachstoryisabout

onepartoftheeventatthat

Somepeoplethinkschoolisthebestplacetoteachmedialiteracy.Infact,everyone—from

parentstonewsreporters—shouldhelpteenslearnit.

Asforthebesttimetostartlearningmedialiteracy,manyexpertssuggestbeingattheageof12.

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