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中考英语重难题型 练 热点主题时文押题组合练 08
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A 阅读理解
美国学生用 3D 打印技术创建微型村庄
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B 阅读理解
把生命作为礼物的福建年轻人
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C 阅读理解
为什么你的宠物不需要打新冠疫苗
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D 任务型阅读
梦想照进现实-列车员圆梦冬奥
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E 完形填空
爱开卡丁车的听力障碍女孩
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F 短文填空
考拉被列入濒危物种名单
A 阅读理解 主题：用 美国学生用 3D 打印技术创建微型村庄 Alexandria Country Day School"s sixth-graders created miniature （微型的）3D-printed villages to help unhoused people. The project helped them to learn lessons far beyond 3D printing technology. “It Takes a Village” began as a science class project inspired by life-size 3D-printed homes built by a Texas technology company called Icon.* Icon"s goal is to make affordable（付得起的）housing available to everyone. The students in Virginia were interested in Icon"s use of a similar way to create homes with 3D printers. The way of building the walls of these durable homes takes just a few days using printers. There were many features to offer unhoused people, including a community garden, a place to raise chickens and so on. They also created bus stops for access（机会）to jobs and Wi-Fi to help with job searches. “Housing alone will never solve homelessness, but the community will. People need a place where they are known，nurtured（扶持）and loved，”Fogarty said.“We don"t know what the future holds for this new technology, but we＇re excited about the innovative（创新的）
possibilities.” 1 Who do miniature 3D-printed villages help?
A. Unhoused people. B. The students in Virginia. C. A Texas technology company. D. Students in Alexandria Country Day School. 2 What does the underlined word “inspired” mean in Chinese? A.开设课程 B.提供帮助 C.给予机会 D.赋予灵感 3 What is Icon"s goal? A. To create villages. B. To create homes with 3D printers. C. To make housing available to everyone. D. To make a new house with a community garden and bus stops. 4 According to the passage, which of the following is TURE? A. The students in Virginia liked the name “Icon”. B. It takes a long time to build houses using printers. C. Building a community can help solve homelessness. D. There was a place to raise chickens in Alexandria Country Day School
B 阅读理解 主题：
把生命作为礼物的福建年轻人 Zheng Yutao recently got a handwritten letter of thanks in English, showing gratitude（感激）
for his donating stem cells（捐赠 千细胞）. Zheng Yutao, 23, a young man in Xiamen,Fujian Province，donated his hematopoietic（造血的）stem cells to a Philippine leukemia patient on January 11, 2022.It was the first case in which the Chinese Marrow（骨髓）Bank had helped a Philippine patient. Zheng signed up（注册）
for the China Marrow Donor Program at the university. In July 2021, when he got the message that his stem cells matched a patient, without hesitation, he agreed to help him. He spent several months on a series of physical examinations and changing his diet to get the best physical condition. However, Zheng"s parents worried that the donation would not be good for his health. “I told my father the patient was about the same age as him,” Zheng said. “If I were his child, I would surely
want someone to step up and save my father.” Zheng also collected medical knowledge（知识）on hematopoietic stem cell donation through different ways, and finally he got the support of his parents. After the four-hour operation, his stem cells were taken by a doctor to Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, to save the man. 1Where aid the leukemia patient come from? A. England B. China C. America D. The Philippines 2 The underlined word “hesitation" in Paragraph 3 probably "in Chinese. A.犹豫 B.勇气 C.选择 D.想法 3 What do we know about Zheng Yutao from the passage? A. He never had the support of his parents. B. He collected medical knowledge in man ways. C. He signed up for the China Marrow Donor Program in 2022. D. He spent several weeks on lots of physical examinations. 4 How long did the operation last? A. For two hours.
B. For three hours. C. For four hours
D. For five hours 5 The last paragraph is mainly about A. the feelings of Zheng Yutao who saved patient"s life B .the gratitude the patient shows honestly C. the love the patient gets from his family D. the way the patient celebrates the Spring Festival
C 阅读理解 主题：
为什么你的宠物不需要打新冠疫苗 We all know it"s important for people to get vaccinated （给··接种疫苗）
againstCOVID-19,but why don"t we have to vaccinate our pets? According to scientists, vaccines for pets aren"t necessary. That"s because pets seldom get COVID-19 and the few that do don"t have very serious symptoms, like a cough or a runny nose, or no symptoms at all. At the beginning of the pandemic, in March 2020,a few cases of dogs and cats with the virus（病毒）turned up in Asia. Drug companies quickly began working on vaccines for pets. But they stopped because they realized that a pet vaccine for COVID-19 wasn"t going to be necessary. There have been no cases of dogs or cats passing the virus on to their owners or spreading it to other dogs and cats. Some of the vaccines that were being developed for pets were turned into vaccines for other animals instead. Many zoos around the world are now giving vaccines to animals in order to protect the animals as well as the people who work with them or visit the zoo.* Vaccines for zoo animals have not been approved（批准）
in Canada yet. The Toronto Zoo-the largest zoo in Canada-plans to vaccinate all some animals including lions, tigers and elephants as soon as it is allowed to. A company called Zoetis developed the vaccine for large animals that has been used in some zoos in the United States． Zoetis plans on donating 900 doses（剂）of the vaccine-enough to vaccinate 450 animals with two doses each-to six Canadian zoos, including the Toronto Zoo. The CEO of the Toronto Zoo said in the news that it is especially important to make sure endangered species Who live at the zoo do not develop COVID-19. 1 According to the passage, which is NOT necessary to get vaccinated? A. Tigers B. Elephants C. Pet dogs D. Lions 2 What is the Chinese meaning of the underlined word "symptoms" in Paragraph 2? A.症状 B.状态 C.疫情 D.符号 3 Why did some vaccine companies stop developing COVID-19 vaccines for pets? A. Because the pets" owners got vaccinated. B. Because a few pets have a cough and a running nose. C. Because many zoos have developed the vaccine for the animals D. Because they have not found any cases about the virus spreading from dogs or cats to their owners of other animals. 4 This passage is most likely to be read in a/an_______. A. research report B. advertisement C. novel D. storybook
梦想照进现实- 列车员圆梦冬奥
Wu Yifan, 26, is a member of the “Snow Dream” crew（工作人员）on the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed train. The team members serve on the Fuxing EMU trains from Beijing North to Taizicheng and Yanqing. Besides providing daily services, they also deal with foreign language services. In 2018, Wu left Xi"an and became a train conductor in the Beijing passenger section of the China Railway Beijing Bureau Group. On March 1,2020,the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed railway“ Snow Dream" crew was established, and Wu was one of the crew members. Her childhood dream of helping in the Winter Olympics gradually became reality. The motto “no pain, no gain” is Wu"s life creed. She continued her in-depth study of English, sign language, and the knowledge of the Winter Olympics, and received full training on service, communication skills and so on. “We have an English WeChat group,” says Wang Yali, another train conductor of the “Snow Dream” crew. “Wu is the English team leader and urges （督促）
us to check in and learn English every day. She is also our offline full-time English training teacher.” Snow is white, and dreams are colorful. Wu has so far provided more than 30 group explanations to grateful （感激的）passengers． She is familiar（熟悉的）with the layout （布局）
of the venues （场馆）
of the Winter Olympics， and has also entered the hearts of Chinese and foreign passengers. Outside the window, the scenery is constantly changing as the countryside speeds by. The Fuxing train cuts into the wind, carrying dream catchers, rushing into the distance, toward the snow country. 阅读短文，根据短文内容完成下列任务。
任务一：补全句子。
1 The team members on the Fuxing EMU trains offer_________________ services. 任务二：简略回答问题。
2 Did Wu"s childhood dream come true? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 What does Wu Yifan do in the WeChat group? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 What do you think of Wu Yifan?(at least 2 words)
____________________________________________________________________________________________ 任务三：翻译文中画线句子。
5 ___________________________________________________________________________________________
E 完形填空 主题：
爱开卡丁车的听力障碍女孩 Harper Gage"s first season as a go-kart racer did not end the way she expected. The 6-year-old Florida girl thought she"d finish in the top half for her age bracket（组级）at the
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held recently in Daytona. She almost did it. But the engine died before she
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the finish line. She was pretty sad,
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her parents were so proud of her. Harper was born with bilateral（两侧的）hearing loss. She"s not
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deaf-she can hear clearly when she wears hearing devices（设备）.However， the devices don＇t fit under her race helmet. So, she races without them. It was
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for her parents to let her do this. But she proved she could do everything. She is fearless. Harper doesn"t
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hearing loss puts her at a disadvantage（不利条件）.Having perfect hearing would help, but it"s not necessary if she uses her
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.She"s always looking back, and she does well. But the parents also say they were at first worried about what
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loss meant for their only child. Harper was four months old when diagnosed（诊断）.She got to know go-karts when she was three and her parents took visiting family members to Bushnell Motorsports Park to
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the open-wheel cars around the track.* She watched and told her parents she wanted to drive, too. They let her try i...