专题09 阅读理解之记叙文15篇（浙江中考真题+名校模拟）（原卷版）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页专题09阅读理解之记叙文15篇(浙江中考真题+名校模拟)（2024·浙江·中考真题）PompaweeisafanoftraditionalChineseculture.SheisamongthousandsofyoungpeopleinThailandwhohavelearnedMandarin(普通话).AndshehasbeenwatchingMandarininacreativeway,makinglearningmoreenjoyable.Inrecentyears,moreyoungpeopleinThailandaretryingtolearnaboutChinathroughsocialmedia,moviesandTVprograms,andhanfuisverypopularwithPompawee’sstudents.That’swhereshehasgothernewideaofteaching.SheshareswiththemthislatestChinesefashion(时尚)inclass,helpingthemlearnaboutthecultureaswellasthelanguageitself.“Mandarinislikeakey,helpingmetoopenthedoortounderstandChina,”shesaid.PompaweedevelopedalovefortheChineselanguageattheageof13.Whenshewasinhighschool,shemadeanimportantdecision-learningMandarinatcollege.Now35-year-oldPompaweehastaughtMandarinforover10years.PompaweevisitedChinaforthefirsttimewhileshewasintheuniversity.ShefoundChinesefoodsogreat.BeforetravellingtoChina,PompaweehadonlyheardofafewChinesedishes,suchashotpotandjiaozi.Shewasamazedbythekinds,thetastesandtheChinesewaysofcooking.“Chinesepeopleareverykindtoforeigners.DuringmyfirstvisittoChina,myChinesefriendsandtheirfamiliesalwaystookgoodcareofmeandkeptaskingwhetherIwasusedtothelife,”sherecalled(回忆).Sofar,PompaweehasvisitedseveralChinesecities,“Chinaissuchalargecountry,”shesaid.“MytriptoChinawillneverendandI’dliketointroducemoretopeopleofmycountry.”1．WhatisPompawee’snewwaytoteachMandarin?A．Givingonlinelessons. B．TakingpartinTVshows.C．MakingmoviesaboutChina. D．Sharingthefashionofhanfu.2．WhendidPompaweebecomeaMandarinteacher?A．Attheageofthirteen. B．Overtenyearsago.C．Attheageofthirty-five. D．Whenshewasatcollege3．WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?A．Pompawee’sfirstvisittoChina B．Pompawee’sdeeploveforMandarin.C．Pompawee’sfavoriteChinesedishes. D．Pompawee’slifeindifferentChinesecities4．Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A．ToexplainabetterwayofteachingMandarin.B．Toshowopinionsaboutprotectinglocallanguage.C．TointroduceaforeignerwhospreadsChineseculture.D．TolistreasonswhyChinesefashionispopularinThailand.（2024·浙江温州·三模）I’dnevertoldmymotheraboutclimbingthetree.IfItoldher,shewouldsayitwastoodangerous.Mybrothers,beingbrothers,wouldn’thavecared.Thentherewasmyfather.TheonlypersonIknewwouldunderstand.Still,Iwasafraidtotellhim.Hemighttellmymotherandverysoonthey’dtrytostopme.SoIkeptquiet,keptclimbing,andfeltasomewhatlonelyjoyasIlookedoutovertheworld.ThenafewmonthsagoIfoundmyselftalkingtothetree.Thisisacompleteconversation,justmeandatree.AndontheclimbdownIfeltlikecrying.Whydidn’tIhavesomeonerealtotalkto?Whydidn’tIhaveabestfriendlikeeveryoneelse?Sure,therewerekidsIknewatschool,butnoneofthemwereclosefriends.They’dhavenointerestinclimbingthetreeorsmellingthesunshine.Thatnight,afterdinnermyfatherwentoutsidetopaint.Inthecoldofthenight,undertheporchlight,hewentouttoputtheunfinishedpaintingonasunrisehe’dbeenworkingon.Igotmyjacketandwentouttositbesidehim,quietasamouse.Afterafewminutes,hesaid,“What’sonyourmind,sweetheart?”Ilookedathimbutcouldn’tseemtospeak.Hemixedtwokindsoforangetogether,andverysoftlyhesaid,“Talktome.”Isighedsoheavily,anditsurprisedevenme.“Iunderstandwhyyoucomeouthere,Dad.”Hetriedkiddingme.“Wouldyoumindexplainingittoyourmother?”“Ihopenot,Dad.Iunderstandnowaboutthewholebeinggreaterthanthesumoftheparts.”Hestoppedhiswork.“Youdo?Whathappened?Tellmeaboutit!”SoItoldhimaboutthesycamore(无花果)tree.Abouttheviewandthesoundsandthecolorsandthewind,howclimbingupsohighfeltlikeflying,andhowitfeltlikemagic.Hedidn’tstoppedmeonce,andwhenIfinishedmystory,Ilookedathimandwhispered,“Wouldyouclimbuptherewithme?”Hethoughtaboutthisforalongtime,thensmiledandsaid,“I’mnotmuchofaclimber,Julianna,butI’llgiveitashot,sure.Howaboutthisweekend,whenwe’vegotlotsoftimetoworkwith?”“Great!”IwenttobedsoexcitedthatIdidn’tsleepformorethanfiveminutesthewholenight.Saturdaywasrightaroundthecorner.Icouldn’twait!—Adaptedfrom“Flipped”5．Whodidthegirldecidetotellaboutclimbingthetree?A．Hermother. B．Herbrothers. C．Herfather. D．Herfriends.6．Howdidthegirlfeelwhenshewasclimbingthetreeandlookingoutovertheworld?A．Lonely B．Scared. C．Excited. D．Surprised.7．Whichofthefollowingistherightorderaccordingtothepassage?a.Thegirltoldherfatheraboutherfeelings.b.Thefatheragreedtoclimbthetreewiththegirl.c.Thegirlwantedtotellsomeoneaboutherfeeling.d.Thegirlclimbedthetreeandtalkedwiththetree.A．d-c-a-b B．c-b-a-d C．ca-b-d D．d-a-c-b8．Whatdoesthepassagemainlywanttotellus?A．Childrenneedfriendsatschool. B．Childrencanalwaysaskforhelpfromparents.C．Childrenshouldalwayslistentotheirparents. D．Childrenshouldbeallowedtodoanythingtheylike.（2024·浙江台州·三模）JordynPerezwasabouttoturn8yearsoldwhenhermomsuggestedanewwaytocelebrateherbirthday.“Whatwouldyouthinkaboutdonatingyourgiftstoachildren’shospital?”hermomsaid.Atfirst,Jordynwasn’tsure.Thenshegaveitsomethought.“Iwaslike,‘Okay,’”Jordynsaid,“Ialreadyhadeverything.Inneededandthesekidsthatweregoingthroughthingsatthehospital—theyneededitmorethanIdid.”“Justtoseethesekids’littlefaceswhenJordynhandsthemthegiftsatthehospital,that’salwaysbeenourfavoritepart,”saysJordyn’smother.“Seeingthesekids’reactionsjusttouchesourhearts.”Kidscanbeinthehospitalforlotsofreasons,asthma,aconditionthataffectsbreathing.Whateverthepatient’sailmentis,ahospitalstaycanbestressful.EffortslikeJordyn’sareabrightspotduringadifficulttime.Sincethattime,ithaskickedoffeachyearinearlyNovember,fiveorsixweeksbeforeherbirthday.Alongwithaninvitationtoherparty,giftsmightincludebuildingblocksortoytrains.“Andfortheteenagers,myageorolder,”itmightbemusicplayerorbooks.”NatalieGutierrezworksinthepublicrelationsofficeatBaptistChildren’sHospital.Shehasseenfirst-handtheeffectofJordyn’sgift-giving.“Sheputssmilesonthefacesoftheselittlepatientsinourhospitalandonournursesandstaff,”Gutierrezsays.Jordyn’seffortstohelpkidsinthehospitalhaveinspiredotherstofollowinherfootsteps.Moreboysandgirlshavecollectedandgivengiftsfortheirbirthdaystoo.“Givingtoothers,it’sjustagoodfeelingtohaveattheendoftheday,”Jordynsays.“IwanttokeepdoingthisaslongasIcan.”9．WhatcanwelearnaboutJordynfromParagraph1?A．Shewasn’tsatisfiedwithherbirthdaygifts.B．Sheacceptedhermother’sadvice.C．Shewasbusychoosinggiftsforkidsinhospital.D．Shewantedanewwaytocelebrateherbirthday.10．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ailment”inParagraph2mean?A．Treatment. B．Expectation. C．Illness. D．Reaction.11．WhydidthewritermentionNatalieGutierrez?A．Tointroduceherhospitalwork. B．Torecommendsomesuitablegifts.C．ToexplainJordyn’sgreatdifficulties. D．ToshowtheeffectofJordyn’sbehavior.12．Whichcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．BeginEarly,SucceedEarly B．ThinkOften,PracticeOftenC．DoGood,FeelGood D．SmileMuch,AchieveMuch（2024·浙江杭州·二模）Onedayseveralyearsago,ValorieSalimpoortookadrivethatchangedherlife.Salimpoor,aneurosciencegraduate,wastryingtodecideonherfuturejob.Shefeltthatadrivemighthelpclearherhead.Whensheturnedonthecarradio,apieceofviolinmusiccameon:Brahms’HungarianDanceNo.5.“Somethingjusthappened,”sherecalls.“Ijustfeltthisfeeling…Itwassostrong.”Shestoppedthecarsoshecouldfocusonthemusic.Shewonderedwhyithadsuchapowerfulinfluenceonher.Salimpoorfoundajobworkingasaneuroscientist.Herresearchincludedscanning(扫描)people’sbrainactivityastheylistenedtomusic.Shediscoveredthatwhenpeoplelistentothemusictheylike,theirbrainsfilledwithdopamine(多巴胺)—achemicalconnectedwithpleasureandencouragement.Inoneexperiment,peoplelistenedtothefirst30secondsofunfamiliarsongs.Thelistenerswerethengiventhechoicesofbuyingthefullsongs,usingtheirownmoney.Bystudyingdopamine-relatedareasofthepeople’sbrains,Salimpoorwasabletosuccessfullypredictwhichsongsthepeoplewouldchoosetobuy.Shecouldtellwhattheylikedandwhattheydidn’tbasedonbrainactivity.Butwhymightonepersonlikeasongwhileanotherpersondoesn’t?Salimpoorsaysitalldependsonpastmusicalexperiences.“Eastern,Western,jazz,heavymetal,pop—allofthesehavedifferentrulestheyfollow,”shesays.Theserulesarerecordedaspatterns,ortemplates(模板),inthebrain.Ifthenewmusichasafamiliar(熟悉的)template,yourbrainletsoutdopamineandbringsafeelingofpleasure.Thismightexplainwhymostpeoplehaveapreferenceforacertaintypeofmusic.TherearequestionsSalimpoorisstilltryingtoanswer:Howdoesourbrainmakemusicaltemplates?Whydopeoplewithsimilarbackgroundshavedifferentpreferences?Herresearch,though,hasgivenheranewwaytothinkaboutherexperienceyearsago.“Thatday,”shesays,“itallseemedlikesuchabigmystery.”Nowwhenshehearsapieceofmusicshelikes,shehasabetterunderstandingofwhat’shappeninginsideherbrain.13．WhydidSalimpoorstophercar?A．Toclearherheadcompletely. B．Tolistentothemusiccarefully.C．Toturnontheradioimmediately. D．Todosomeresearchsuccessfully.14．Whatdoes“This”inParagraph3referto?A．Differentkindsofmusichavedifferenttemplates.B．Familiartemplatesbringsdopamineandpleasure.C．Mostpeoplehaveapreferenceforacertainkindofmusic.D．Peoplewithsimilarbackgroundshavedifferentpreferences.15．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Whathappensinsidethebrainwhilelisteningtomusicisstillunknown.B．Anexperimentshowedthatclassicalmusicusuallymakespeoplehappy.C．Salimpoorcantellwhatmusicpeoplelikebasedontheirdailyactivities.D．Salimpoorfoundalinkbetweenmusicandchemicalactivityinthebrain.16．Whichtwoquestionsdoesthepassageanswer?①Whatisthehappiestmusictolistento?②Whydoesmusicinfluenceourfeelings?③Howdoesourbrainmakemusicaltemplates?④Whydodifferentpeoplelikedifferentkindsofmusic?A．①② B．②③ C．③④ D．②④（2024·浙江宁波·三模）MynameisSusie.Ihavebeenajournalist(记者)fortheschoolnewspapersincemyfirstdayhereatmyuniversity.Iprobablywon’tworkasajournalistaftermygraduation,butthisdoesn’tmeanmyexperienceinstudentjournalismhasbeenuseless.______Istillremembermyfirstnewsstory.Itwasaboutthevictoryoftheschoolbaseballteam.Iattendedthecelebrationandwastoldtointerviewsomepeople.Iwasafraidbecausethatwasmyfirsttimetodoaninterview.Talkingtostrangerswasoneofmyfears.ButIgatheredmycourageanddidit.Italkedtothestudents,theplayersandtheteamleader.ItwassomethingIhadneverdreamedofdoingbefore.Thisinterviewgavemeconfidenceandhelpedmeimprovemysocialskills.Asastudentjournalist,IhavelearnedtodoresearchandtothinkcriticallyaboutwhatIread.Everythingyouwriteshouldbebasedonfactswhenyouarewritingfortheschoolnewspaper.Asastudentjournalist,IalwaysknowthatIhavealottolearn.I’mneverafraidofaskingpeopleforfeedback(反馈意见).Ihavelearnedhowtodealwithnegativefeedbackandhowtouseittomakeimprovements.Journalismisastressfulfieldtoworkin,butI’mthankfulthatIhavehadthechancetobeajournalist.Ithastaughtmetobeabetterstoryteller,studentandcitizen.Ifyouareevergivenachancetowriteforaschoolnewspaperormagazine,takeitandlearneverythingyoucan!17．Whatshouldyourarticlebebasedonifyouwritefortheschoolnewspaper?A．Truth. B．Creation. C．Feedback. D．Imagination.18．What’sthewriter’sattitude(态度)towardsnegativefeedbacknow?A．Sheoftenturnsablindeyetoit. B．Sheneverfeelshappytoacceptit.C．Shelistenstoitandimprovesherself. D．Shehasbothgoodandbadfeelingsaboutit.19．Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto“______”inParagraph1?A．However,itisdifficultformetobecomeastudentjournalist.B．Infact,Ihavepickedupmanyimportantskillsthroughthisjob.C．Anyway,Ihavebecomeabetterstoryteller,studentandcitizen.D．Actually,ithashelpedmelearnhowtodealwithnegativefeedback.20．What’sthepurposeofthelastparagraph?A．Todescribethejournalismasastressfulfield.B．Tosharethewriter’sexperienceasajournalist.C．Toshowthewriter’sfeelingsofbeingajournalist.D．Toaskotherstotakethechanceasajournalistbravely.（2024·浙江宁波·一模）AstoryistoldofMarieCurie.Hersistersoncebuiltapyramid(金字塔)ofchairsaroundher.Mariewasbusyreading.Shedidn’tevennoticeuntilshestoodupandknockedthemallover!Itwouldnotbesurprisingifthisstoryweretrue.Asachild,Marielovedbooksandexperiments.Nothingcoulddistractherfromherstudies.Shedidnotlosethisloveoflearningasshegotolder.Inthe1880s,veryfewwomenwenttocollege,andevenfewerwomenbecamescientists.Mariedidboth.Aftershemetandmarriedanotherscientist,PierreCurie,thetwoofthembeganworkingtogether.Theirstudiesfocusedontheelementradium(镭元素).Theyhaddiscovereditduringtheirresearch.Radiumisfoundinsomerocks.Itisawhitemetallicelementwithablueglow(微弱而稳定的光).Theglowlastsforathousandyears.Theradiumglowsbecauseitproducesenergy.ThatisonereasonwhytheCuriesweresointerestedinit.Butstudyingradiumisnotlikeopeningabook.Radiummustbeisolated(分离)fromtherockaroundit.Thatisliketryingtotakejustthechocolateoutofchocolatemilk.Thecouplespenttheirlifesavingsoneighttonsofrock.Anoldshack(棚屋)becametheirworkplace.Theyheatedtherocktoremovethebitsofradiumfromit.Daysofworkturnedintomonths.Finally,theyspentfouryearsinthatshackstudyingthemysteriouselementwiththeblueglow.Duringtheirresearch,theCuriesfoundthatradiumcouldhelptreatdisease.ThatiswhenMarieandherhusbandbecamebignews.Theywerewrittenaboutoften.Thisgotthepublicinterestedinradium.Soon,theCuries’workearnedthemtheNobelPrizeinPhysics.Thisawardisoneofthehighesthonorsintheworld.Mariehadcomealongwayfromthedaysofchairpyramids.21．WhydidMarieknockhersister’schairpyramidover?A．Becauseshewasangrywithhersister. B．Becauseshepaidfullattentiontoreading.C．Becauseshedidn’tnoticeitwhilesleeping. D．Becauseshewasbusydoingexperiments.22．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“distractherfrom”mean?A．Takeherattentionawayfrom. B．Protectherfrom.C．Connectherwith. D．Remindherof.23．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMarieCurie?A．Humorousandclever. B．Hard-workingandsmart.C．Patientandfriendly. D．Talentedandhonest.24．What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．MarieCurie:AWomanWhoLovesReadingB．MarieCurie:AWomanAheadofHerTimeC．MarieCurie:AWomanWhoHasaFamousHusbandD．MarieCurie:AWomanWhoBuiltChairPyramids（2024·浙江杭州·二模）Wednesday,March8,2023TodaywasHoli,thefestivalofcolors!ThedaykickedoffwithMom’smouth-wateringgujiyas,thosesweet,deep-friedIndiandumplings.Thesmellitselfwasajoyfulwake-upcall.At8a.m.,IputonmyoldclothesbecauseIknewtheywouldgetallcolorful.Isaid“HappyHoli”toeveryone,andtheyapplied(涂抹)brightcolorsonmycheeks.Ilookedlikearainbow!By10a.m.,therehadalreadybeensomanykidsintheneighborhoodpark.Wehadwatergunsandballoonsfilledwithwaterandcoloredpowders(粉末).Weranaroundandsprayedorthrewthecoloredwaterateachother.Igottotallywetandcolorful,andsodideveryoneelse.Atnoon,wewereallsuperhungryafterplayingsomuch.Wereturnedhome.MomhadpreparedaspecialHolilunch.Wehadpuris(small,round,flatpiecesofbread),thandai(amilk-basedsweetdrink)andsweets.Iatesomuch.Itwaslikeafoodfestival!Astheclockstruck2p.m.,itwastimeforournextadventure—visitingfriends’homes.There,weexchangedsweetsandcolors.Ievenmetsomenewfriendsintheneighborhood.At4p.m.,ourlocaltempleheldabigHolicelebration.Peopleplayedthedrumsandwedancedtothemusic.Everyonewasdancingandlaughingtogether.ItfeltlikeaBollywood(宝莱坞)moviecometolife.At6p.m.,itstartedgettingdark.Welitabonfirecalled“HolikaDahan”.ItwastorememberaspecialstoryaboutHoli.Wethrewcoloredpowderintothefireandwatcheditburn.Itwaslikemagic.At8p.m.,Itookalongbathtowashoffallthecolors,butsomewillstickaroundforafewdays.It’sactuallyprettycool—theywillremindmeofthiscolorfulday!It’s9p.m.,andit’stimeforbed.I’msosleepy,butIcan’tstopsmiling.Holiisthehappiestfestival,andIcan’twaitfornextyear!25．WhydidthewriterwearoldclothesonHoli?A．Becausetheywerehisfavoriteclothes. B．Becausetheircolorsmatchthedayperfectly.C．Becauseheknewtheywouldgetdirtyanyway. D．Becausehethoughtthedaywasnotimportant.26．Whendidthewriterhaveacolorfulwaterfightwithotherkids?A．Intheearlymorning. B．Inthelatemorning.C．Intheearlyafternoon. D．Inthelateafternoon.27．Whatdidthewriterhaveforlunch?A．Puris,thandaiandsweet. B．Puris,thandaiandgujiyas.C．Gujiyas,sweetandpuris. D．Thandai,gujiyasandsweet.28．WhichistherighttimeorderofcelebratingHoliaccordingtothepassage?a.Playingmusicanddancingtogether.b.Lightingabonfireandwatchingitburn.c.WatchingaBollywoodmovieinthelocaltemple.d.Showeringeachotherwithcoloredpowderandwater.A．b-c-d B．a-b-d C．a-b-c D．d-a-b（2024·浙江嘉兴·二模）BornandgrownupinAfrica,IfirstlearnedaboutChinathroughfamousKungfumovies.AndwhenIwasincollege,IwasluckytogetachancetovisitthefamousShaolinTempleinHenanProvince.Atthetime,Ididn’trealizethatbesidesthelong-expectedKungfu,thousandsofsurpriseswerewaitingformeinChina.Tobeginwith,Iwasnotpreparedfortheweather.ItwasadifficultchangefromhotsummerinAfricatocoldwinterinChina.Thelanguagewasahugeproblemformeaswell.GettingusedtoChinesefoodalsoseemedimpossiblethen,butnowI’magreatfanofthefoodhere.TheKungfutrainingwasfarfromeasyandthefirstweekwasthehardest.Wegotupat5a.m.andpracticedthroughouttheday.TherestofthetimewasusedforhavingmealsandstudyingChineselanguageandculture.Althoughitwasverytiring,therepeatedandlong-timeexercisesbuiltupbothmybodyandmind.ThelifeinShaolinTemplemademerealizehowimportantpoliteness,respectandperseverance(毅力)aretothebasicspiritofChineseKungfuandthattheyshouldbepracticedthroughoutourdailylives.Daybyday,IcametonoticethatChinaisaplacefullofwonders,aplacewherehardworkpaysoff.AndIfinallyfellinlovewithitscultureandpeople.That’swhyI’vedecidedtostayandcontinuemystudiesinChina.Theworldisbecomingbetterunited,andallourculturesareamazing.IwillhappilybeabridgeofChinatotheworld,sharingmystoriesinthisopenandpeople-centeredcountry.29．HowdidthewriterfirstgettoknowChina?A．BywatchingKungfumovies. B．BytastingChinesefood.C．ByreadingKungfustories. D．BytakingaChineseclass.30．WhatdidthewriterlearnaboutthespiritofChineseKungfuaccordingtoParagraph3?A．Thevalueoffriendshipandtrust. B．Thequalityofkindnessandhonesty.C．Thebalanceoftrainingandstudying. D．Theimportanceofpatienceandrespect.31．WhydidthewriterdecidetocontinuehisstudiesinChina?A．HewantedtovisitmoreofChina’swonders.B．Hefoundawell-paidjobandbegananewlife.C．HegotachancetoplayaroleinaKungfumovie.D．HedevelopedaloveforChinesecultureandpeople.32．Whatisthewriter’spurposeofwritingthispassage?A．Toexpressthankstohishomecountry.B．TosharehiswonderfulexperienceinChina.C．ToinvitemorepeopletolearnChineseKungfu.D．ToshowthefriendshipbetweenChinaandAfrica.（2024·浙江丽水·一模）Sarahandherbestfriend,Alex,lovedexploringtheforestneartheirneighborhood.Oneday,whiletheywereexploringthroughthewoods,Sarahsteppeduponashinyrockhiddenunderapileofleaves.Excitedly,shesaidtoAlex,“LookatwhatIfound!Itlookslikeavaluablediamond.Promisenottotellanyone!It’sjustasecretbetweenyouandme.”Alexnodded,agreeingtokeepitasecret.Laterthatafternoon,SarahandAlexmettheirfriend,Emily,intheneighborhood.Unabletocontrolherexcitement,AlextoldEmilyaboutthetreasureSarahhadfound.Emilywasverycurious(好奇的)andwantedtoseeit,butSarahquicklystoppedthem,remindingAlexoftheirpromise.However,Emily’syoungerbrother,Jack,happenedtoheartheirconversationandspreadthenewstoeveryoneintheneighborhood.Soon,Sarah’sneighborsbegantovisitherhouse,hopingtohavealookatthemysterioustreasure.TheyknockedonSarah'sdooronebyone,eachaskingiftheycouldseeit.SarahandAlexweretakenabackbyalltheattentionanddidn'tknowhowtodealwiththesituation.Astheneighborscrowdedaround,Sarah’smomcameouttoseewhatwashappening.Shegentlytoldtheneighborsthattherocktheywantedtoseewasnotasspecialastheythought.Itwasjustacommonquartz(石英)Sarahhadfoundintheforest.Theneighborswereunderstandingandsoonleftwithsmilesontheirfaces.SarahandAlexlearnedthatsomesecretsshouldonlybekeptbetweenclosefriends.Sharingsecretswitheveryonecanleadtomisunderstandingsandunwantedattention.Theyalsorealizedtheimportanceoftrustandhonestyinfriendship,promisingtokeepeachother’ssecretssafeinthefuture.33．Whatisthecorrectorderofthefollowingevents?①Sarah’smomtoldthetruth.

②SarahandAlexmetEmily.③SarahfoundtheshinyrockwithAlex.

④NeighborsvisitedSarah’shouse.A．③②①④ B．③②④① C．②④③① D．④①②③34．WhotoldSarah’sneighborsabouttheshinyrock?A．Sarah. B．Alex. C．Emily. D．Jack.35．HowdidSarahandAlexfeelwhenneighborsvisitedonebyone?A．Angryandfrustrated. B．Excitedandpleased.C．Surprisedandshocked. D．Relaxedandgrateful.36．Whatisamainlessonofthestory?A．Excitementcanmakeithardtokeepsecrets.B．Curiosityoftenleadstounexpecteddiscoveries.C．Peopleshouldbecarefulaboutnewsoftreasures.D．It’simportanttokeeppromises,especiallyaboutsecrets.（2024·浙江湖州·二模）“Whydidshespillthebeans(泄露秘密)?”Iwondered.I’llalwaysrememberthatdaywhenIwassosurprisedbyallthestrangelookseveryonewasgivingme.Thosethoughtswillalwaysstaywithme.AndIcouldn’tbelieveIwouldlosethefriendshipofthepersonItrustedthemost.Fiveyearsback,Sallywasthenewkidinclass.Idon’tknowwhatitwas,butsomethingspecialaboutherdrewmetoher.ShewasthefriendliestpersonIhadeverknown.Westartedasclassmates,butafterafewmonths,wewerelikebestfriends.So,Ineverexpectedhertohurtmeinsuchabigway.Idon’tknowwhatmademetellSallyaboutmypersonallife.Shemadethematterbiggerthanitwas,tellingeveryoneatschool.Itwaslikesomeonehadstabbed(刺伤)meintheback.Aftershegaveawaymysecrets,everyoneatschoolstartedlaughingatme,lookingatmewheneverIpassedby!Ihadtochangeaschool.Sallycalledmemanytimes,butIdidn’tanswer.Myheartwasbroken.Itriedhardtoheal(治愈，康复)fromthepainsheleftonmyheart.Afterfiveyears,mylifewentbacktothewayitwas,withnewfriends.Butoneday,ImetAnna,myclassmatefromthethirdgrade.ShetoldmethatitwasMarywhobroughtmysecretstolight.Marywasourschool’sbigmouthwhoalwayswantedtostickhernoseintootherpeople’sbusiness.IwishedIcouldhaveaskedSallyaboutthis.IwishedIcouldgobackintimeandfixmymistakes.Fromthat,Ilearnedalifelessonthatweshouldtrustthosewelovebecauseonelittlemistakecouldreallyharmourlives.37．FromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph1,wecanlearnthewriter________.A．misunderstoodherbestfriendB．believedherbestfriendtrustedhermostC．wassureherbestfriendwouldcheatherD．neverthoughtshewouldloseherfriend38．Theunderlinedphrase“bigmouth”inParagraph4referstoapersonwho________.A．likestalkingalot,andwhocannotkeepsecretsB．doessomethingharmfultosomebodywhoyoutrustC．wouldliketotellpeopleherownsecretinformationD．triestoremembereverythingthatmakesherworried39．Howdidthewriterfeelwhenshefoundoutthetruth?A．Disappointed. B．Regretful. C．Hurt. D．Nervous.40．Thewriterwillbemostlikelyto________later.A．keepittoherself B．hateSallyallherlifeC．callSallyandsaysorrytoher D．tellMaryabouthersecrets（2024·山东济宁·二模）Itwasthelastdayoftheschoolyear.Theclassroomwasfilledwithexcitement.Whenourteacher,Mr.Johnson,walkedin,holdingaCDplayer,everyone’sfacelitupwithasmile.Weknewthatthiswasn’tgoingtobeanothernormalday,butaspecialone.“Pleasecalmdownandsit,”saidMr.Johnson,“I’mgladeveryone’shereforthefinalreadingtestoftheyear.”Wheneveryonecried,Mr.Johnsonlaughed,sayingitwasjustajoke.Thenheremindedusthatwestillhadajobtodo.“Youneedtocleanoutyourdesksandputallyourthingsintoyourbackpacks.”headdedgently.Aswebeganourtask,Mr.JohnsonturnedontheCDplayer.Thelivelymusicmadetheroomfeellikeaparty.Someofusstartedsingingalongwiththemusic,othersweredancingaroundtheirdeskswhiletheywerecleaningthemout.Afterwefinishedcleaning,someoneasked,“Whenisbreaktime?”Mr.Johnsontookoutsomeballsandstartedplayingwiththem.Justaswewereabouttorushout,ourheadmaster,Mrs.Miller,appearedatthedoor.“Mr.Johnson!”sheshouted.Amomentofsilencefellovertheroomaswethought,“Mr.Johnsonmightbeintrouble.”However,tooursurprise,Mrs.Millerlaughedandleft