专题07 阅读D篇（多任务混合阅读）（温州专用）-冲刺2023年中考英语必考题型终极预测（浙江专用）

冲刺2023年中考英语必考题型终极预测（浙江专用）专题07阅读D篇（多任务混合阅读）（2022·浙江温州·温州市第二实验中学校考一模）“Desperta’t,Jordi!Wakeup!”Father’svoicecalls,andIsitupquickly.Todayistheday!ThedaythatIwillbeacastellerforthefirsttimeinmylife.HereinSpain,buildinghumantowers,orcastells,isverypopular.Peoplefromdifferentplacesgettogethertocompete.WhileIandmyfamilyarewaitingtocompete,myfriendTomeucomes.Heandhisfamilyarealsopartofourteam.“WhatifI’mnotreadyforthis,Tomeu?”Iask.Tomeusmilesatme.“Weareneverready,Jordi.Noneofusknowsforsurehowit’llgo.Butyoumusthavefaithintheothers.Youmusttrustthosebelowwholiftyouup,andyoumusttrustyourself.”Tomeupatsmeontheshoulder.“Havefaith.Havefocus.”Soon,toosoon,itisourturn.Fatherandthreeofthestrongestmenstandinacircleandholdtightlytoeachother’sarms.Foursmallermenclimbuptostandontheirshoulders,creatingastrongsecondlevel.Ourtowerisgrowingtallerandtaller.Next,mymotherhelpsformthefifthlevel.Thensuddenlyit’smyturn.“Faithandfocus,”Tomeusays.Iclimboverthebacksofthefirsttwolevelswithoutdifficulty.ButwhenIreachthefifthlevel,mykneesstarttotremble,forI’mveryhighofftheground.Iplacemyfootintothewaistbeltofmymotherandtrytostand,butmyfootslipsoffthebelt,andthetowerbelowmemovesabit.Myheartbeginsacrazydance.“Tranquil.Easy.”Mymotherwhispers.Itakeadeepbreathtocalmmyselfandagainplacemyfootintoherbelt.Ipushmyselftoastandandstepontohershoulders.Withfocusandtrust,IstraightenmykneesslowlyuntilI’mstanding.Belowme,Ifeelmymother’sstrength.Oppositeme,Tomeuhasalsocometoastandonhismother’sshoulders.HeandIholdeachother’sarms,makingastrongsixthlevel.Iturnmyfaceuptothesunandlaugh,forIamnolongerfrightened.Soon,Ifeelmysister’shandsonmyfeet.Iworkhardtoholdmyselfstraightandstrongforher.Oncesheclimbsontomyshoulders.ourtoweriscomplete.Thecrowdcheersloud.IsmileacrossatTomeu.Whetherornotwewinthiscompetition,Iknowwe’vedonewhatwesetouttodo.Today,Iamacasteller!1．Whilewaitingforthecompetitiontostart,Jord________.A．feelsunsureofhimself B．can’twaittostartthegameC．istootiredtoclimbthetower D．encourageshisfriendexcitedly2．Inthecompetition,Jordi’sheartbeginsacrazydancebecause________.A．histeamhascompletedthetowerB．henearlyfallsdownfromthetowerC．heseeshisfriendontopofthetowerD．hismotherisclimbingthetowerslowly3．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthecastellbuiltbyJordi’steam?A．Thereareeigbtlevelsinthecastell.B．Fourmenandwomenformthebottom.C．Manyfamiliesworktogethertobuildit.D．Thetowerisdestroyedonceandrebuilt.4．WhatmakesJordibecomeacastellersuccessfully?(请用约40词回答）___________________________________________________________________________________（2022秋·浙江温州·九年级校考期中）Hidingbehindtherock,RinandLeilawatchedalargewhitetruckwasdumpinggreenoilintothelow-lyingland.RinnoticedthewordGotchaonthetruckandtooksomepictureswithherphonesecretly.Proof*inhand!RinwasveryexciteduntilLeilatoldherGotchawasthecompanywhereherfatherworksasamanager.Suddenly,anuncomfortablesilencefellbetweenthem.RintriedtoaskLeilaaboutherdadseveraltimesthenextweek,butthesubjectwasquicklychanged.Onemorning,Rinwokeupearlytodrivetothehillandfoundmoregreenoilwasdumpedthere.Whenshegottoschool,shepulledLeilaaside.“Leila,theleak*isstillthere.”“Ispoketomydad.Heisworkingonit,but...”Leilasaid.“Ifthereisaninvestigation,alotofgoodworkerscouldgetinserioustrouble.Notjusthim.”“I’maskingyou,asafriend,togivehimsometime,Please!”shebegged.“Iwoulddothesameforyou.”However,strangeimagesflashedinhermind—greenoil,pollutedfieldsandplants,sickpeople.Rinfeltsomepowerwasdrivinghertomakeachoice.Shetakeoutofherphonewhichfeltasheavyasalargestoneinherhandandcalledthepolice.Leilawasabsentfromtheschoolforseveralweeks.Rinwasreallyworriedaboutherfriendbutmoreworriedaboutlosingherbestfriend.RinwenttothestreetcornernearLeila’shouseeveryday.ShewantedtosaysorrytoLeilabutwasafraidoffacingLeilaandherfamily.LeilawatchedRinwalkaroundherhouseeveryday.SheknewRindidtherightthingbutitreallyhurther.Oneday,Momhandedherapieceofpaper.Leilaopenedit.Leila,Don’tfeelsadforme,mydear.Ifeelgreatlyrelieved*topaythepriceforwhatIhavedone.WithoutRin,everythingwillbeworse.Sorry!DadLeila’seyescloudedwithtearsassheread.Slowly,LeilawalkeddownstairsandcametoRin.5．Accordingtothepassage,thegreenoilmightbeakindofoilthat’s________.A．dugfromlow-lyingland B．stolenbythewhitetruckC．inventedbyLeila’sfather D．badfortheenvironment6．ThepicturestakenbyRinwereprobably________.A．canceledimmediately B．senttothepoliceC．giventoLeila’sfather D．takenawaybyLeila7．WhatwereRin’sfeelingstowardsLeila?A．Angrybutworried. B．Hurtandangry.C．Ashamedbutafraid. D．Worriedandsorry.8．WouldLeilaandRinbebestfriendsagain?Why(not)?(请用约40词回答)_______________________________________________________________________________（2023秋·浙江温州·九年级校考阶段练习）NEWYEAR’SEVE.Thedoctor’swindowswereindarkness.Allwassilence.“Please!Oh,please!”whisperedNellie.“Isthedoctorathome?”“Hishonor’sasleep,”whisperedthecook,asthoughafraidofwakinghermaster.“He’sonlyjustgothomefromhisfeverpatients,andgaveordershewasnottobewoken.“ButNelliehardlyheardthecook.Sherushedintothedoctor’shouse.Runningthroughsomedarkrooms,sheatlastreachedthedoctor’sbedroom.“Myhusbandisill!”shecriedout.StepanLukitch,thedoctor,wassilent.Heslowlysatup,andlookedathisvisitorwithfixed,sleepyeyes.“Myhusbandisill!”Nelliecontinued,controllinghertears.“Comeandhelpus,please!”“I’llcometomorrow!”StepanLukitchmuttered.“That’simpossible!”criedNellie.“Iknowmyhusbandhastyphus!Hedidn’thavesomuchtimeleft.Youarereallyneeded!”“I...er...haveonlyjustcomein,”mutteredthedoctor.“ForthelastthreedaysI’vebeenaway,seeingtyphuspatients,andI’mtootiredandillmyself...Ijustcan’t!I’vecaughtitmyself!Mytemperatureisaboutforty...“NellierefusedtolistentoStepan’swordsandtriedtopullhimoutofhisbed.“Icanhardlysitup.Excuseme.I’llliedown...”thedoctorlaydownashesaid.“Ibegyou,doctor,”Nelliecriedbitterly.“Iwillpayyoualot,doctor!”“Oh,dear!Why,Ihavetoldyoualready!”StepanLukitchsuggested,”GototheZemstvodoctor.Hecanhelpyou!”“That’simpossible!Helivesmorethantwentymilesfromhere,andtimeisvaluable.Andthehorsescan’tstandit.Come!StepanLukitch.Come!Havepityonus!”“It’sbeyondeverything...I’minafever...myhead’saching...andyouwon’tunderstand!Leavemealone!”..ButatlastNelliesucceededinaskingthedoctortogowithher.AtfiveinthemorningtheywerefinallyatNellie’shome.ButNelliefoundthedoctorlyingdown.Hewaslyingonthesofaandmuttering.“Doctor,please!...doctor!”“Eh?AskDomna!”mutteredStepanLukitch.“What?“Theysaidatthemeeting...Vlassovsaid...Who?...What?”Nelliewasscaredwhenshesawthedoctorwasasdeliriousasherhusband.Whatwastobedone?InNellie’smind,husbandandwifecannotdieatthesametime.Nomatterwhathappenedonemustburytheother.WhenNellielookedatherdyinghusband,memoriescameintohermind.Shecriedoutandfelldowntothegroundwithapaleface.Nellieknewshehadwastedthegoldentimeandshedidn’thavesomuchtimeleft.“ImustgofortheZemstvodoctor,”shemurmured.9．StepanLukitch________whenNelliearrivedathishouse.A．wasrestingonhisbed B．wastakingsomemedicineC．waswokenupbyhiscook D．wasabouttoseehispatients10．Whatcanweknowfromthestory?A．NelliethoughttwiceaboutStephandoctor’ssuggestion.B．Stepandoctorhasbeenseeingpatientsformorethanaweek.C．Stepandoctor’sconditionwasasterribleasNellie’shusband’s.D．Nelliedidn’tchooseZemstvodoctorbecauseshehadlittlemoney.11．HowdidNelliefeelattheendofstory?A．Shefeltuncomfortablebecauseofthefever.B．ShefeltangryaboutStepanLukitch’swords.C．Shefelthopelessandthoughtofoldmemories.D．Shefelttiredbutdecidedtotryonemoretime.12．WouldNellie’shusbandbesavedatlast?Why?(about40words)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________（2022秋·浙江温州·九年级校联考期中）SheaandRitareachedasmallfarmhousetolookforjobos.Sheaknockedonthedoor.Anelderlywomanwholookedstrictanswered.“Yes?”Ritawastooafraidtospeak.“Weheard.”saidShea,hervoiceshaky,“thatyougivejobosinpaymentforrunningatask.”Theladyraisedoneeyebrow.“Ah,yes.Payment.Nothingisfree,eh?”Theladyledthemintothekitchenandgavethemtwobaskets,“gofillthesewithjobos.Comerightback.”Thegirlsracedupthehillandpickedtheripestjobos.Afterfillingthebaskets,theyreturnedtothehouse.TheladyfilledabagwithlotsoffoodandhandedittoShea.“TakethisbagandthelargebasketofjobostotheGomezfamily.Doyouknowthem?”Thegirlsnodded.“Good.Andaskthemforthepayment.Ifyoureturnwithoutthepayment,youwon’tgetthefruit.”theladyaddedwithasmile.ThegirlsarrivedattheComezhome.“Thisisfromtheladywiththejobotree.”saidShea.“Thankyou,”Mrs.Gomezcried.“Myhusbandisstillsickinbed.Timesarehard.”Ritalookeddown,“Shesaidtoaskyouforthepayment,too.”“Ohyes.Thepayment!”Mrs.GomezthenhandedSheaalargesealedenvelope,“thepayment!”ThenRitaandSheasaidgood-byetoMrs.Gomezwhothankedthegirlsagain.Astheywentbackthroughthecountryside,Ritasaid“IwonderifMrs.Gomezcanaffordtopaysomuchforthatfood.”“Iknow,”Sheaagreed“Itlookslikealotofmoney.”Backatthefarmhouse,Sheahandedtheladytheenvelope,“here’syourpayment.”Shetookitandwentintothekitchen,pullingthecontentsoutoftheenvelope.“Ohyes,lovely!Wonderful!”Theladyexclaimedandbegantapingthepaperstothewall.Onthepaperswerecolorfuldrawingsfromthechildren!Thegirlslookedateachotherandbrokeoutinsmiles.Aftertheladyfinished,shejoinedRitaandSheaagain,“andhere’syourpayment,”shesaid,handingthebasketofjobostothegirls.“Thankyou,”theysaid.“Anytime,”saidthelady.“Comeagain,girls.”Astheywalkedhome,RitaandSheaenjoyedtheirtreat.Thejuicethatrandowntheirarmswasassweetandwarmasthefeelingtheyhadinside.13．ThepaymentfromMrs.Gormeweresome________.A．jobos B．money C．envelopes D．paintings14．Whatcanweinferformthepassageabove?A．TheladyhelpedtheGomezfamilyalot.B．TheladyplayedajokeonRitaandShea.C．Theladymadealivingbysellingjobos.D．Thegirlsgotsomemoneyfromtheirwork.15．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheJobosTree B．TheValuablePayment C．AStrangeLady D．WorkingHardforMopey16．WhatkindoffeelingdidRitaandSheahaveinside?Why?(请用约40词回答)___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________（2022秋·浙江温州·九年级温州市第十二中学校考期中）Itookajobasareceptionistforavetalmostfiftyyearsago.Asastronganimallover,Icouldn’tstandseeinganyanimalinpain,soit’sreallynotaneasyjobforme.Attheendofmyfirstweek,wewereclosingtheofficeforthedaywhenayoungmanranuptousholdingaseriouslyinjuredDobermandoginhisarmsandbeggingustosavehislife,“Pleasehelpmypoorpet,please,please!”ThedoctorandIranbackintotheoperatingroom.Thevetworkedpatientlyandtirelesslyfor3hours,stitchinghisskinbacktogetheragain.However,thatwastheeasypart.Thedoghadalsobrokenmanybones.Evenifhecouldliveforthenextfewdays,weweresurehewouldneverwalkagain.Thatdayforeverchangedmylife.Ireallywantedtodomoretohelpthepoordog.Withtheguideofthevet,Ibecamehishelper.Oneofmyjobswastogivethatdogphysicaltherapyeveryday.Ihadtomovehislittlelegstolethimdoalittleexerciseinordertokeephismusclesfrombecomingwithering.Weekslater,I’mgladthathecouldusehislegsagain.AsIsawmoreandmorepatients.Istartedforgettingthisdog.5yearslater,onausualmorning,Iwalkedintotheclinic’swaitingroomandcalledthenameofthenextpatient.SuddenlyahugeDobermanwhohadbeenstandingquietlywithhisownerjumpedupexcitedlyandrantowardsmehappily.Ifoundmyselfpinnedagainstthewallwiththisbigdogstandingonhislegs,washingmyfacewithlotsofhappykisses!“Ms.Mraz,Ibegyourpardonformypet’sextremeexcitement,butI’mafraidhejustcan’thelpshowinghisgreatloveandthankfulfeelingsforyou!”Theownerranintheroomandapologized.Istoodstillforquiteamomentandmyeveswerefilledwithtears.17．Thewriterthoughtherfirstjobwashardbecause________.A．herbossdidn’ttreatherinaniceway B．herfamilyandloverdidn’tlikeheranimalsC．shedidn’tliketakingcareofanimalsatall D．shefeltdownandsadifshesawawoundedanimal18．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Thedogwaswoundedbadlyandhadahardtime.B．Thedogalmostbitthewriterwhenhesawthewriteragain.C．Thewriterdecidedtobeavetbeforetheoperationofthedog.D．Duringtheoperation,thewriterwassurethedogcouldwalkagain.19．Whatcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．AnImportantOperation B．ASpecialFriendC．AThankfulPatient D．ATerribleExperience20．Howdid“I”feelwhenIstoodstillforquiteamomentandmyeyeswerefilledwithtears?Whydoyouthinkso?(请用约40词回答)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________（2021秋·浙江温州·九年级统考期中）WhenIwastoldthatmyfamilydecidedtomovefromtheonlyhomethatIhadeverknown,Iranintothegardenandsatalone,crying,astearswelledupfrommyhearts.

SuddenlyIfeltahandrestonmyshoulder.Itwasmygrandfather.

“Itisn’teasy,isit,Billy?”hesaidsoftly,sittingdownonthestepsbesideme.

“Grandpa,”Irepliedthroughmytears,“howcanIeversaygoodbyetoyouandallmyfriends?”

“Goodbyeissuchasadword,”hesaid.“Althoughweseemtohavesomanywaysofsayinggoodbye,theyallhaveonethingincommon:sadness.”

Thenhegentlytookmyhandinhisandtookmetohisfavoriteplaceinthegarden,whereahugeredrosebush*grewalone.

“Whatdoyouseehere,Billy?”heasked.

Ilookedattheflowers,“Iseesomethingsoftandbeautiful,Grandpa.”

Kneeling,hepulledmeclose.“Itisn’tjusttherosesthatarebeautiful,Billy.It’sthatspecialplaceinyourheartthatmakesthemso.”

Isawmygrandfather’stears.Ihadneverseenhimcrybefore.

“Iplantedtheserosesalong,longtimeago.Iputthemintothegroundthedaymyfirstsonwasborn.Thatboy’snamewasBilly,justlikeyours.Iusedtowatchhimpickrosesforhismother.Onedayaterriblewarcame,andmysonwentawaytofightforthecountry.Threemonthslateralettercame.MysonhaddiedinavillageinItaly.AllIcouldthinkofwasthatthelastthingIsaidtohiminhislifewasgoodbye.”

Grandpaslowlystoodup.Hesaid,“Don’teversaygoodbye,Billy.Don’tevergiveintothesadnessandlonelinessofthatword.Iwantyoutorememberthehappinessofthosetimeswhenyoufirstsaidhellotoyourfriends.Takethatspecialhellointoyourheart.Whenyouandyourfriendsmustpart,Iwantyoutoreachdeepwithinyourselfandbringbackthatfirsthello.”

Ayearandahalflater,mygrandfatherbecamebadlyill.Whenhereturnedfromthehospital,thefamilymembersweresummoned*.Itwastimeforthefamilymemberstosaytheirgoodbyes.

Whenitcametomyturn,Inotedhowtiredhelooked.Hiseyeswereclosed,andhisbreathingwasslowandhard.

Itookhishandasgentlyashehadoncetakenmine.

“Hello,Grandpa,”Isaid.Hiseyesslowlyopened.

“Hello,myfriend,”hesaid,withasmile.21．Whydidn’tthewriterwanttomovefromhisoldhouse?A．Becauseitwashardforhimtoliveinanewplace.B．Becauseitwastheonlyhousethathehadeverknown.C．Becausehedidn’twanttosaygoodbyetohisgrandpaandfriends.D．Becausetherewasabeautifulrosebushinhisoldhouse.22．Forgrandpa,therosebushinthegardenwasbeautifulfor_________.A．itgrewverywellunderhisgreatcare B．grandpaplantedithimselfmanyyearsagoC．grandpausedtopickrosesintherosebush D．thereisaspecialmeaningbehindtherosebush23．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MyDearGrandpa B．NeverGiveupC．MyHappyChildhood D．NeverSayGoodbye24．Attheendofthestory,whydidgrandpasayhellotothewriterwithasmile?(请用约40词回答)___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________（2022·浙江湖州·九年级专题练习）Anunpleasantsmellfloatedintomynoseasthebowloffriedstinkytofuwasplacedontomygrandmother’sdinnertable.Iimmediatelysatback.Thesmellruinedmyappetite,andIpushedthedishaway.“It’ssupposedtostink.Justgiveitatry!”mygrandmothersaid.Holdingmybreath,Iunwillinglytookabite.Tomysurprise,thetofuunderthefriedskinwaswarm,soft,andmouthwatering.Sincethen,wheneverIvisitedmygrandmother’shouse,Iwouldrushtothekitchenforthestinkytofuwithexcitement.Thus,stinkytofubecamemorethanahouseholdtradition.Itbecamemyfavoritedish.Alongwiththestinkytofu,IwouldmeetmyUncleChanoneveryvisit.Asalittleboy,Ineverunderstoodmyuncle’sconditionofDownsyndrome.Hewasanunfriendlyandterriblecreatureinmyeyes,Heoftenkeptwalkingaroundthehouse,talkingtohimself.Wheneverhewaswithinview,Iwouldrunawayinfear.However,oneday,myviewofmyunclesuddenlychanged.IwasjustgettingoutofmybedwhenIheardsoftstepscomingcloser.Itwasmyuncle.Mymusclesfroze.Heslowlysatnexttomeandtouchedmyfacegently,asamotherwouldstrokeababy.Hisblankexpressionbrokeintoawidesmile.Howbeautifulhissmilewas!Icouldnothelpbutsmileback.Myfeardisappearedgradually,andmymusclesrelaxed.Forthefirsttime,Icouldseesoftnessandwarmthinhiseyes.Myuncleverymuchresemblesstinkytofu.Stinkytofusmellsunpleasantontheoutside,yetfeelswarmandsoftintheinside.Likestinkytofu,myuncle’sDownsyndromemademekeepmydistanceatfirst.Yet,Ilearnedthatdeepinside,heisharmlessandhasalovingnature.Somepeopletendtolookdownupondisabledpeopleandregardthemasunfitforaregularlife.AsIwasabletoseethroughtheoutersurfaceofthetofu,thesepeopleareunabletoseethroughthesurfaceofprejudice.Asaresult,theyjudgethedisabledwithoneglance.Theoutsideandinsideofthestinkytofuexistastwoextremelydifferentworlds.Perhapsthatiswhatmakesitsuchatastydish.Notonlyisitdelicious,stinkytofubutalsooffersavaluablelesson.25．Whydidstinkytofubecometheauthor’sfavoritedish?A．Itwasfoundtobequitedelicious.B．Itlooksandsmellsdifferentfromotherdishes.C．Grandmacouldmakebetterstinkytofuthanothers.D．He’dliketofollowthefamilytraditionofeatingstinkytofu.26．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardshisuncleatfirst?A．Hefeltsorryforhisunclebecausehisunclewasterriblyill.B．Hewasafraidofhisunclebecausehisunclelookedstrange.C．Helikedtalkingwithhisunclebecausehisunclewasfunny.D．Hewasmadathisunclebecausehisunclewasunfriendlytohim.27．Intheend,theauthorchangedhisattitudebecauseof________.A．UncleChan’sfightagainsthisillnessB．UncleChan’skindnesstothedisabledC．UncleChan’sfriendlinesstotheauthorD．UncleChan’stalentinmakingstinkytofu28．Whatvaluablelessondidthewriterlearnfromstinkytofu?(用大约40词回答)_________________________________________________________（2022·浙江温州·九年级专题练习）AnoldmanarrivedinNewYorkbyplane.Hecamealongway—fromeightymilesoutsideWhiteHorse,Canada.Heleftthedesolateplaceforagoodreason:tocollecthisprize.Severaldaysearlier,hehadreceivedacolorfuldocumentwhichwrote:

Mr.PeterFinch

RuralDelivery,33Y

WhiteHorse,Canada

You,Mr.Finch,havewon＄1,000,000USdollars

fromTheAmericanMagazineCompany.Amoreskepticalpersonwouldhavereadthesmallprint,butMr.Finchwasn’taskeptic.Junkmailwasn’tjunkforhim.Sincehehadnorelativesorfriends,junkmailwasasclosetoawarmgreeting.Beforehisjourney.Mr.Finchhadshownhisprizedocumenttothevillagers.Everyonewasamazed.HetookataxifromtheairporttoTheAmericanMagazineCompanyandwasledtothereceptionist,BetsyAnderson.“Iwonthebigprize.”Mr.Finchsaidproudly.Betsygreetedhim.Sincethey’dalreadyidentifiedalltherealwinners,obviouslyMr.Finchwasaloser.Butshepretendedtocarefullycheckthedocument.“I’mafraidyoudidn’twin.Mr.Finch.I’vecheekedthenumbers.”Betsysaid,“I’mverysorry.”“ButitsaysthatI’vewon.”Mr.Finchreplied.“It’sinthesmallprint.Itsaysthatyoumayhavebeenawinner,”Betsysaid.Mr.Finchdidn’tbelieveitandrefusedtoleave.BetsyhadtocalltheChairmantocome.Mr.Finchtoldhimabouthowheknewhemusthavewon,andhowhehadreadthemagazineforover50years.Ithadhelpedkeephimaliveduringthecoldwinters.Hetoldofathousandusesofthemagazine.TheAmericanMagazinejustcouldn’tcheathim,heknewthat.Afterhoursofdiscussion,theChairmansaidtheywouldbehappytopayhisairticket.Indeed,hethoughtitwouldbeagoodideatodoastoryonMr.Finch’sdependenceonTheAmericanMagazineandwouldevenpayhimroyalties.WhenMr.Finchreturnedhomewithaphotographerandawriter,hebecamefamous.Thevillagerstreatedhimlikeacelebrity.Whenthestorywaspublished,theyevenboughtonehundredmagazinecopies.OfcourseMr.Finchnevershowedanysignsofgreatwealth.Still,heseemedmuchhappierforhavingvisitedNewYork.Healsolikedtodescribetothevillagersthehugebuildingofthefamousmagazine.WhenMr.Finch,theWhiteHorseWinner,died,he’dalwaysberememberedandhisexperiencefilledmanydarkwintersforthepeopleofthedesolateareaofWhiteHorse.29．AfterMr.Finchreceivedthedocument,he________.A．keptitsecretfromotherpeople B．thoughtitwasjunkmailC．readallthewordsinitcarefully D．feltverypleasedaboutit30．WhywasMr.Finchrefusedtogettheprize?A．Hisdocumentwasnottrue. B．Hedidn’tgetthewinningnumber.C．Therewerenorealwinnersatall. D．Someonewantedtotakeawaytheprice.31．WhatwastheattitudeofthemagazinecompanytowardsMr.Finch?A．Theycouldn’twaittoaskMr.Finchtoleavethecompany.B．TheywerewillingtomakeMr.FinchfamousinWhiteHorse.C．They’dliketopayhimandpublishhisstorywiththemagazine.D．TheyweremovedbyMr.Finchandadmittedhimtobethewinner.32．WhydidthewriterthinkMr.FinchwasthewinnerinWhiteHorse?

（请用约40词回答）________________________________________________________________（2022·全国·九年级专题练习）HearingthatErinwascomingforthesilverweddingparty,Mr.Joeandhiswifegotworried.“Erinthethief!”saidMr.Joetohiswife.“Anythingsmallerthanatable,andmoreexpensivethanpaper,wouldfinallybefoundinhisbag.”“He’ssuretocomeforthepresentswe’vereceived,”addedMrs.Joe.“Wecan’thidethemall.Howcanwedealwithhim?”“Wemustkeepaneyeonhim,”saidMr.Joe.AssoonasErinarrived,thecouplestartedtokeepasharplookout.Afterdinner,thethreetalkednervouslyfromoneboringtopictoanotherinthelivingroom.Suddenly,Erinasked,“You’vegotsomanypresents.CanItakealookatthoseprettysilkscarves?”“Onlyit’sannoyingtohavesevenofthem,”Mr.Joeblurted.Erinstudiedthescarvescarefully,lostinthought.Thecouplegotmoreanxious.AfterErinwentforsleep,Mrs.Joecountedthepresentsimmediately.“I’mnotsureifwe’velostanything,”shedoubted.“Hemusthavetakensomething,”claimedMr.Joeangrily.“Theawfulpighasn’tbroughtusapresent.Howdarehetakeanythingfromus?”“Let’sgothroughhisbaglateatnight,”Mrs.Joesuggested.Thesearchwasashortone.Theyfoundasilkscarfcarefullyplacedinthebag.Mrs.Joequicklypickeditupandputitintoherpocket.Thenextmorning,Erinwaslateforbreakfast.“Something’sbeentakenoutofmybag,”hesaid.“ItwasapresentIhadpreparedforyoursilverwedding,onlyithappenedtobeascarf.Youseemedannoyedathavingsomany,soIthoughtI’dgetitchanged,butnowit’sgone.”Thecoupleturneddeadlypale.Mrs.Joerantothelivingroomandsurprisingly,shefoundtheirsevenscarveswerestillthere,▲.Mrs.JoereturnedwithErin’sscarf.“Thisoneisyours,”shewenton.“It’sanunpleasantthingtosay…Actually,wetookitlastnight.Itallstartedbecausethereweresomeunkindwordsaboutyou.It’sreallyshamefultogothroughyourbagwithoutasking.”Erin’seyeswidenedashewaslistening.Mrs.JoehandedthescarftoErin.“Pleasetakeyourscarfback.It’sunfairtoyou.Reallyhopeyoucanforgiveusforeverythingwedid,”Mr.Joesaid.Erinrefusedthescarfwithasmile.“Ithasalwaysbeenforyou.Pleasekeepit.Justwantyoutoknowthatpeoplechange.”33．WhatdidMr.andMrs.JoedobeforeErinarrived?A．Theyhidalltheirpresents. B．TheytoldErintocomethenextweek.C．Theychangedthedatefortheparty. D．TheytalkedabouthowtodealwithErin.34．Whatcanweknowfromthestory?A．Erinhadpreparedapresentforthecouple.B．ThecouplehadanicetalkwithErinafterdinner.C．ThecouplespentalotoftimecheckingErin’sbag.D．Erinthoughtthecouplewashappytohavemanyscarves.35．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto▲inParagraph14?A．SheputoneofthescarvesintoherpocketB．SheplacedallthesevenscarvesinthebagC．ShewasquitesurethatErinhadliedtothemD．Sherealisedthescarfinherpocketwasn’ttheirs36．H