2015中考英语真题分类专题七阅读理解判断正误型

判断正误型【2015吉林】DItisschooltimeagain,anewstartofanewperiod.Youare,probablyfeelingexcitedandalittlesadthatsummerisover.Somekidsfeelnervousoralittlescaredonthefirstdayofschoolbecauseofthenewthings,newteachers,andmaybeevenanewschool.Luckily,thesenewworriesonlystayforalittlewhile.Onyourfirstday,mostteachersstarttheschoolyearbyintroducingthemselvesandtalkingaboutallthethingsyou’lldothatyear.Maybeyou’llhaveachancetotellsomethingaboutyourselvestotheothersoftheclass.Themostimportantthingforyouistolearnnewrulesandfollowthem.Afterall,rulescanmaketheschoollifebetter.Besides,themostexcitingthingforyouistomeetnewfriendsinanewplace.Thefirstdayofschooldoesn'tsoundbad,butthereissomeadviceforyoutomakeyouabetterperson,suchasdevelopinggoodlearninghabits,makingagoodplanandtakingyournewschoolworkseriously.Thelastbutnottheleastistohavefuninyournewschool.Asthesayinggoes:Goodbeginningishalfdone.根据短文内容，判断下列各句正(T),误（F）5分76.Youmayfeelbothexcitedendnervousonthefirstdayofschool.77.Studentsmustlearntokeeptherulesinthenewschool.78.Youcaneasilymakesomefriendswithoutdoinganything.79.Whetheryoucanlearnwelldependsonyourteachers,butnotyourlearninghabits80.Forstudents,agoodbeginningisimportantinanewschool.76.T77.T78.F79.F80.T【2015吉林长春】(C)Today,peopleusetheInternettoshop,playgame,makefriendsandreadthenews.Manyyoungpeoplecan’timaginelifewithoutit.Mostolderpeople,ontheotherhand,thinktheInternetisonly10or15yearsold.Infact,theInternethasbeenusedforamuchlongertimethanmostpeoplethink.In1957,theUnitedStateswasinthemiddleoftheColdWar.TheSovietUnion（苏联）hadsentupthefirstsatellite(卫星),namedSputnik,intospace.ThismeanttheSovietswereaheadoftheU.S.intechnology.Americanswereafraid.ScientistsinthearmyofAmericastarteddevelopingideasforprotectingthecountry.Oneoftheideaswasanetwork（网络）thatwouldletpeopleacrossthecountrycommunicatebyusingcomputers.Thenetworktookmorethantenyearstodevelop.Itwasfirsttriedoutin1969.Foranothertwentyyears,itwasusedonlybyscientistswhoworkedwiththeU.S.governmentandbysomeengineers.Then,in1990,thearmyofAmericagavethecontroloftheInternettotheNationalScienceFoundation.TheInternetthenbecameavailabletocollegesallovertheUnitedStatesandtoscientistsacrossEurope.ThebiggestchangedinthewaythatpeopleusetheInternetcamein1992.Forthefirsttime,theInternetwasopenedtothegeneralpublic,creatingwhatisnowknownastheWorldWideWeb.Soon,peoplebeganfindingallkindsofdifferentthingstheycoulddoontheInternet.Today,noonegovernmentcontrolstheInternetanditjustgetsbiggerandbigger.Itmakesourworlddifferent.根据短文内容，判断句子正(T)、误(F)。(5分)56.Infact,theInternethasbeenusedforamuchlongertimethanmostpeoplethink.57.ScientistsintheU.S.starteddevelopingideasforprotectingtheenvironmentin1957.58.Aftermorethantenyears’development,thenetworkwasfirsttriedoutin1969.59.In1990,theInternetbecameavailabletocollegealloverEurope.60.Today,manygovernmentsareincontroloftheInternetanditgetsbiggerandbigger.56.T57.F58.T59.F60.F【2015云南】AHaveyouheardaboutpaper-cutting?Paper-cuttingisanimportantartforminChina.Paper-cutswereusedformanypurposes,andeverythingcanbecomethetheme(主题)ofpaper-cuts,frompeopletothethingsthatcanbefoundineverydaylifesuchasbirds,flowersandanimals.Eachpaper-cutbringsoutthepersonalideasoftheauthor(作者).Peopleexpresstraditionalcultureortheirownfeelingswithdifferentstylesofpaper-cuts.Forexample,whensomeonemarries,weputupsomeredpaper-cutsonthewall,dressingtableorotherfurnituretoexpressourbestwishes.Itiseasytolearnpaper-cuttingbutverydifficulttomakeitperfect.Weneedalong-timepracticetolearnhowtousethescissorsandhowtopaint.Moreover,weneedtolearnsomecuttingskills.Atpresent,inmanypartsofChina,paper-cuttingskillhasbecomeamustforwomenandasymbolofaclevermind.根据短文内容，判断下列句子的正误。正确的填“T”，错误的填“F”。（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）51.Noteverythingcanbecomethethemeofpaper-cuts.52.Peopleexpresstraditionalcultureortheirownfeelingswiththesamepaper-cut.53.Itisnoteasytomakeaperfectpaper-cut.54.Whenwelearnpaper-cutting,wedon'tneedtolearncuttingskills.55.Womenmustlearnpaper-cuttingskillsinmanyplacesofChina.51.F52.F53.T54.F55.TA【2015云南昆明】Attheageof16,Julialeftschoolandworkedatarestaurant.Formanyyears,shewasonlyinterestedinmakingmoney.Thenonedayshehadaseriouscaraccidentwhichchangedherlife.“IhadaterriblecaraccidentinAugust1996.Ittookme10monthstorecover(康复)fromtheaccident.Duringthattime,IrealizedIwantedtofindamoremeaningfulreasonforbeinghereinthisworld，”saidJulia.Assoonassherecovered,JuliagaveupworkingattherestaurantandtraveledtoCalifornia.Onedayshefoundabigcompanywantedtocutdownpartofaforest.Intheforesttherewerelotsofredwoodtrees.Oneofthetreeswasmorethan1,000yearsold.ThenJulialearnedagroupcalledOurEarthwastryingtosavetheredwoodforestfromthecompany.Theydecidedtofindsomeonetoliveinaredwoodtreeandhopedthiswouldstopthecompanyfromcuttingthetreesdown.Juliavolunteered.Julialivedinthetreeforovertwoyearswithoutevergoingdown.Itwascoldandwetinaredwoodtree.TherewereevenveryseriouswinterstormswhileJuliawasinthetree.FinallythecompanydecidedtoprotectthetreeJulialivedin.Theyagreednevertocutdownthebigredwoodtreeorthetreesaroundit.WhenJuliaputherfeetontheearth,sh