（甘肃地区）2019年中考英语复习 题型四 阅读理解全练 新人教版

1题型四阅读理解素养训练提高SUYANGXUNLIANTIGAO【1】AFamily’sPastIt’simportanttolearnaboutyourfamily’shistory.Youcanpassitontonextgeneration(一代人).Someday,youcanretellyourfamily’sstories.Youwillbeabridgefromthepasttothefuture.LeelearnedthatherfamilymovedtotheUnitedStatesfromtheirnativelandofChina.ThetimelineshowswhatLeefoundoutaboutherfamily’shistory.根据短文内容判断句子正“A”误“B”。1.Whenyouknowyourfamily’spast,youwillbeabridgefromthepasttothefuture.2.Lee’sfamilycamefromChinain1868.3.Lee’sgreat-grandfatherwasborninChina.4.Lee’sgrandparentsgotmarriedin1960.5.Lee’sfamilymovedtoFresnoin2011.【2】2Ourskinislikeabag.Insidethebagourbodiesaremostlywater.Ourwaterislikethewaterinthesea.Itisverysalty.Also,liketheocean,wecanloseourwater.Thewindandthesuncouldtakeitaway.Ourskinkeepsourbody’soceanfromdryingup.Ourskinkeepsoutsunshine.Toomuchsunshinecanhurtus.Skinalsokeepsoutdirt.That’simportantbecausesomekindsofdirtcanmakeussick.Ourskinfeelsthings.Itfeelswarmthings,coldthings,thingsittouches,andthingsthathurtit.Acampfirefeelswarm.Asnowballthrowninourfacefeelscoldandhurtsus.Ahugisthetouchofanotherperson’sskinonourown.Ourhairisaspecialkindofcovering.Ithelpsuskeepthingsoutofoureyes,earsandnose.Hairisalsogoodforkeepinguswarm.Whenwegetgoosebumps(鸡皮疙瘩),ourbodyhairstandsup.Thenthehairholdsairclosetoourskinlikeathickblanket(毯子).Hairkeepsanimalswarm,too.Someanimalshavemorehairthanothers,sotheyhaveabetterblanketforcoldweather.Ournails(指甲)areanotherspecialskinwhichareveryhard.Theyhelpkeepourfingersfromgettinghurt.Ournailsaren’tasstrongasthenailsthatanimalshave.Buttheyaregoodforpickingupcoins.根据短文内容判断句子正“A”误“B”。1.Ourskinislikeabagfullofsalt.2.Ourskinkeepsoutdirtandsunshine.3.Ourskinhelpsusfeelthings,touchorhurtothers.4.Ourhairhelpsprotectoureyes,earsandnose.5.Ournailsareweakerthanthenailsthatanimalshavebutcankeepourfingerssafe.【3】(2018广西桂林)3Children’sTrainingCenter(Telephone:[phone])SubjectTimeDayPlaceTeacherTelephoneEnglish9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.MondayThursdayFridayRoom201MissLiu13869743432Drawing3.00p.m.-5:00p.m.TuesdayThursdaySundayRoom307Mr.Ben13977381342Swimming9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.3.00p.m.-5:00p.m.WednesdaySaturdaySundayTheswimmingpoolMr.Zhang132053082074根据表格信息,选择最佳选项。1.YoucanlearnEnglishoninChildren’sTrainingCenter.A.MondayB.TuesdayC.WednesdayD.Saturday2.Ifyoulearndrawing,youmaygoto.A.Room201B.Room307C.theswimmingpoolD.Mr.Ben’soffice3.Mr.Zhangteachesinthecenter.A.EnglishB.drawingC.dancingD.swimming4.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabouttraining,youcancall.A.2641729B.13977381342C.13869743432D.132053082075.Youcanlearnat3:00p.m.-5:00p.m.onSaturday.A.EnglishB.drawingC.dancingD.swimming【4】ChineseDragonBoatFestivalisalsoknownasDuanwuFestival.ChineseDragonBoatFestivalisoneofthethreemostimportantlunar(阴历的)festivalsinChina,alongwithSpringFestivalandMid-AutumnFestival.ThedateofthefestivalissaidtobethedatewhenQuYuandied—thefifthdayofthefifthlunarmonth,sothedatevariesfromyeartoyear,suchasitisJune205in2015,June9in2016,May30in2017,June18in2018,June7in2019,June25in2020andJune14in2021.Althoughthedateisdifferent,thecustomisthesame.Withahistoryofover2000years,peoplecelebrateitwithallkindsofactivitiesontheday,suchasdragonboatracing,eatingzongzi,drinkingrealgarwine,wearingsachets(香囊)andsoon.ButdragonboatracingisthemostpopularactivityduringtheDragonBoatFestival.1.TheyarethethreemostimportantlunarfestivalsinChinaexcept.A.DragonBoatFestivalB.Women’sDayC.SpringFestivalD.Mid-AutumnFestival2.DragonBoatFestivalistoremember.A.adragonB.QuYuanC.zongziD.sachets3.Theunderlinedwordmeans“”.A.订购B.变化C.会晤D.花费4.DragonBoatFestivalisonin2018.A.June20B.May30C.June18D.June255.isthemostpopularwithpeopleintheDragonBoatFestival.A.EatingzongziB.DragonboatracingC.DrinkingrealgarwineD.Wearingsachets【5】6(2018安徽)It’sacold,greySundayafternooninMarch.TheBritishareallworkingintheirgardens.They’redigging,cuttingandplantingnewseeds(种子).Bysummer,theirgardenswillbefullofbrightcolours.TheBritishlovetheirgardens.ABritishnewspaperrecentlyaskedpeoplefortheiropinionsaboutthem.Around70%ofthepeoplefeltitwasimportanttospendtimeinthegarden,andover50%ofthesedescribedgardeningasthemostenjoyablethingtheyeverdid.OnlyoneintenhousesinBritaindonothaveagarden.Peoplewholiveinhouseswithoutgardensoftenrent(租用)landfromthegovernment.Atfirst,onlyveryrichpeoplehadgardens.Youcanstillseethegardensaroundhouseswithalonghistory,suchasChatsworthHouseorCastleHoward.Intheearlytwentiethcentury,however,gardeningbecameahobby.Peopleboughtdifferentkindsofseedsandplantsfortheirgardens.Althoughroses,sunflowersandtomatoesareoftengrowninBritishgardens,theyoriginally(起初)grewwildinothercountries.Everyyear,therearecompetitionsforthelargestvegetables,butdon’texpecttowin:Britain’sbiggestcarrotisalmostsixmetreslong.1.Insummer,Britishgardensareoften.A.fullofpeoplediggingthereB.colorfulwithdifferentplantsC.toohotforpeopletoworkthereD.coveredwithgreyleavesandplants2.ArecentsurveyshowedthatoftheBritishfeltitimportanttodosomegardening.A.around70%B.over50%C.only20%D.about10%3.WecaninferfromParagraph4that.7A.seedswereprovidedforfreeB.roseswerefirstgrowninBritainC.gardeningisahobbyinthew